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@teamleader/ahoy

v1.4.0

Published

Teamleader's Ahoy design system

Downloads

263

Readme

Ahoy!

Ahoy is a set of React components that implement the Teamleader design specification.

Installation

Ahoy can be installed as an npm package:

$ npm install --save @teamleader/ahoy

or

$ yarn install @teamleader/ahoy

Basic usage

In this minimal example, we import a Button with styles already bundled:

import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import { Button } from '@teamleader/ahoy';

ReactDOM.render(<Button label="Hello World!" />, document.getElementById('app'));

Import the CSS into your project via JS or CSS.

JS

import '@teamleader/ahoy/es/index.css';

or CSS

@import url('@teamleader/ahoy/es/index.css');

Colors

The colors of the Ahoy system are:

  • aqua
  • gold
  • neutral
  • mint
  • ruby
  • teal
  • violet

For each color there are 5 tints.

  • lightest
  • light
  • normal
  • dark
  • darkest

CSS

The available color variables are

--color-aqua-lightest
--color-aqua-light
--color-aqua
--color-aqua-dark
--color-aqua-darkest
--color-gold-lightest
--color-gold-light
--color-gold
--color-gold-dark
--color-gold-darkest
--color-neutral-lightest
--color-neutral-light
--color-neutral
--color-neutral-dark
--color-neutral-darkest
--color-mint-lightest
--color-mint-light
--color-mint
--color-mint-dark
--color-mint-darkest
--color-ruby-lightest
--color-ruby-light
--color-ruby
--color-ruby-dark
--color-ruby-darkest
--color-teal-lightest
--color-teal-light
--color-teal
--color-teal-dark
--color-teal-darkest
--color-violet-lightest
--color-violet-light
--color-violet
--color-violet-dark
--color-violet-darkest
--color-black
--color-white

The colors are defined as hsl values. For each color the h, s an l value are also available as separate variables. There is also a variable that has the hsl values combined. This way you can do color calculations on them with native css (instead of using postcss-color plugin for example). Some examples:

lighten(12%)

hsl(var(--color-ruby-hsl-h), var(--color-ruby-hsl-s), calc(var(--color-ruby-hsl-l) - 12%))

tint(64%)

hsl(var(--color-ruby-h), var(--color-ruby-s), calc(var(--color-ruby-l) * 1.64))

alpha(12%)

hsl(var(--color-ruby-hsl) / 12%)

JavaScript

import { COLOR, COLORS, TINTS, colorsWithout, tintsWithout } from '@teamleader/ahoy';

COLOR: an object that contains the colors as hex values (e.g. COLOR.MINT.DARKEST).

COLORS: an array with the color names (['aqua', 'gold', 'neutral', 'mint', 'ruby', 'teal', 'violet']).

TINTS: an array with the tint names (['lightest', 'light', 'normal', 'dark', 'darkest']).

colorsWithout: a function to get an array of colors without a given array of colors (colorsWithout(['neutral', 'violet]))

tintsWithout: a function to get an array of tints without a given array of tints (tintsWithout(['light', 'lightest]))

Browser support

This library officially supports the last two versions of the major browsers. This is mainly because of dependencies and ease of mind.

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.