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@babulfish/styles

v2.0.2

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Base styles and animations for babulfish translation UI.

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@babulfish/styles

Base styles and animations for babulfish translation UI.

Install

npm install @babulfish/styles
import "@babulfish/styles/css"

If you use @babulfish/react or babulfish, the convenience re-exports import "@babulfish/react/css" and import "babulfish/css" resolve to this same stylesheet.

Custom properties

Override these on :root or any ancestor to theme babulfish UI:

| Property | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | --babulfish-accent | var(--accent, #3b82f6) | Primary accent color (buttons, rings, ready state) | | --babulfish-error | rgb(239 68 68) | Error / active-translating pulse color | | --babulfish-border | var(--border, #e5e7eb) | Border color for buttons and popups | | --babulfish-surface | var(--surface, #fff) | Background color for buttons and popups | | --babulfish-muted | #9ca3af | Muted icon color (idle state) |

Theming example

:root {
  --babulfish-accent: #8b5cf6;
  --babulfish-surface: #1e1e2e;
  --babulfish-border: #45475a;
  --babulfish-muted: #6c7086;
  --babulfish-error: #f38ba8;
}

Using with design-system tokens

The defaults for --babulfish-accent, --babulfish-border, and --babulfish-surface reference var(--accent), var(--border), and var(--surface) respectively. If your design system already sets those generic tokens, babulfish picks them up with no extra configuration.

Stock UI classes

The stylesheet includes animation and state classes for babulfish UI:

| Class | Effect | |---|---| | .babulfish-pulse | Gentle pulse during model download | | .babulfish-active | Active pulse during translation | | .babulfish-settled | Settle animation when translation completes | | .babulfish-popup | Fade-slide-in for dropdown menus | | .babulfish-globe-peek | Initial globe-button peek border and glow | | .babulfish-globe-peek-out | Transition state after the initial peek | | .babulfish-globe-ready | Ready-state globe-button border and glow | | .babulfish-icon-ready | Ready-state icon accent color and glow | | .babulfish-icon-peek | Initial peek icon color | | .babulfish-icon-muted | Idle / muted icon color |

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