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@enso-ui/themes

v3.3.42

Published

Theme registration and Bulma style bundle for Enso UI.

Readme

Themes

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Description

Theme registration and Bulma style bundle for Enso UI.

Installation

Install the package:

yarn add @enso-ui/themes

Features

  • registers the theme selector inside the shared settings menu
  • ships Bulma component styles and overrides for Enso UI
  • adds responsive layout spacing helpers on top of the shared Bulma bundle
  • keeps theme wiring isolated from the main shell package

Usage

import registerThemes from '@enso-ui/themes/src/bulma/register';

registerThemes(app);

Layout Helpers

The package ships responsive spacing helpers for layout work when local component CSS would be unnecessary.

Supported families:

  • m/p-0..6
  • mx/my/px/py-0..6
  • mt/mr/mb/ml/pt/pr/pb/pl-0..6
  • m-auto, mx-auto, my-auto, mt-auto, mr-auto, mb-auto, ml-auto

Supported responsive suffixes:

  • -mobile: mobile only
  • -touch: touch widths up to desktop
  • -tablet: tablet and above
  • -desktop: desktop and above
  • -widescreen: widescreen and above
  • -fullhd: fullhd and above

Examples:

<section class="px-2-mobile px-4-tablet py-3-desktop">
    ...
</section>

<div class="mx-auto-widescreen mt-2-touch mt-5-desktop">
    ...
</div>

These helpers were added because responsive spacing is a recurring need in Bulma-based layouts, and the shared layer benefits from offering a predictable utility contract instead of forcing each application to reinvent small wrapper classes.

Info Box Contract

The shared info-box class can be added to any Bulma .box to get the Enso informational card shell:

<div class="box info-box is-info">
    <div class="box-header">
        <p class="title is-6">Client & Contact</p>
    </div>

    <div class="box-body">
        ...
    </div>
</div>

Behavior:

  • .box.info-box removes default box padding and adds the top accent border
  • .is-primary, .is-link, .is-info, .is-success, .is-warning, and .is-danger color the accent border
  • .box-header has a full-width bottom border, bottom radius set to 0, and default 1rem padding
  • .box-body has default 0.75rem padding

Typography Contract

The shared theme layer exposes two application-level font handles:

  • --enso-font-ui
  • --enso-font-content

Applications should override only these two variables locally, typically in the host application's main stylesheet:

:root {
    --enso-font-ui: 'Plus Jakarta Sans', sans-serif;
    --enso-font-content: 'DM Sans', system-ui, sans-serif;
}

The shared theme layer maps them to the Bulma typography contract as follows:

  • --bulma-body-family--enso-font-content
  • --bulma-family-primary--enso-font-content
  • --bulma-family-secondary--enso-font-ui

This creates two semantic typography groups:

  • content
    • body text
    • table values
    • input and select values
    • general document copy
  • ui
    • menu and navigation labels
    • titles and subtitles
    • buttons and action chrome
    • shell controls such as tabs and settings items

API

Depends On

  • No additional Enso UI dependencies.

Contributions

are welcome. Pull requests are great, but issues are good too. Thank you to all the people who already contributed to Enso!

License

MIT