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@oods/component-styles

v0.5.0

Published

Shared CSS for the OODS Foundry React and Vue components, driven by its design tokens.

Readme

@oods/component-styles

Shared CSS for OODS React and Vue components. It supplies component styles and imports @oods/tokens/css; it contains no React or Vue runtime.

Install

npm install @oods/component-styles @oods/tokens

First result

Import the stylesheet once in your application's entry, alongside the component package for your framework:

import '@oods/component-styles/css';
document.documentElement.dataset.brand = 'A';
document.documentElement.dataset.theme = 'light';

Render a component from @oods/components-react or @oods/components-vue to see its styles. Set data-theme to dark or hc for those scopes; high-contrast behaviour also follows the browser's forced-colour settings.

The stylesheet expects OODS component markup and classes. Applying it to an unrelated component library does not make that library implement OODS contracts. A custom brand's generated stylesheet must also be imported when it is not part of this token build.

Limits

Use matching versions of the OODS packages. These packages are separate from the local MCP server, @oods/foundry. For an unpublished release candidate, install the supplied tarballs together instead of resolving them from npm.

License

Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE and NOTICE. Generated output belongs to its user; installed package dependencies retain their own licenses.