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@jfrader/styling

v0.25.0

Published

Shared Emotion styling seam for @jfrader/icons and @jfrader/ui.

Readme

@jfrader/styling

The Emotion seam the design system is built on. Apps can import it to use the same sx contract and theme typing as the components.

Use component props and sx first. Reach for this package when you build something the components do not cover and need the same styling conventions. For styling existing components, see Styling.

Exports

| Import path | Exports and usage | | --- | --- | | @jfrader/styling | All exports from the subpaths below. Use the root when you need several of them together. | | @jfrader/styling/css | Emotion's css, keyframes, CacheProvider, ClassNames, EmotionThemeProvider, and useEmotionTheme, plus ClassNamesContent, Interpolation, SerializedStyles, Theme, and JfraderTheme types. Use it for Emotion styles, animation, cache access, or theme context in your own components. | | @jfrader/styling/sx | SxProps, WithSx, and withoutSx. Use them to accept sx, merge styles through WithSx's class-name render callback, and remove sx before forwarding props to the DOM. | | @jfrader/styling/theme | theme, the token var() reference object, and JfraderTheme, with Emotion's Theme type augmentation. Use it for typed token references and theme callbacks. | | @jfrader/styling/media | REDUCED_MOTION, FORCED_COLORS, COARSE_POINTER, and REDUCED_TRANSPARENCY media query strings. Use them for preference and input adaptations in your own styles. | | @jfrader/styling/native-scrollbar | nativeScrollbarStyle, a serialized style using the control-border token and automatic colors in forced-colors mode. Use it to match the components' native scrollbar styling. |

API contract

The listed exports and the sx contract are public API. sx accepts Emotion interpolations, including style objects, arrays, serialized styles, and theme callbacks, and applies after component styles and Emotion classes in className. Normal CSS specificity and importance still apply. See Styling for usage and provider requirements.

Internals can change between minor releases. Import only from the listed paths, not from source or build files.