@microsoft/sp-component-base 1.24.0-beta.5 → 1.24.0-rc.0

package/lib-dts/themeProvider/themeInterfaces/ISemanticColors.d.ts

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-/**
- * The collection of all semantic slots for colors used in themes.
- *
- * Note: text colors are defined in ISemanticTextColors.ts.
- *
- * ## Naming Convention
- *
- * The name of a semantic slot can quickly tell you how it's meant to be used. It generally follows this format:
- *
- * [category name][element name][checked state][hovered/pressed/disabled state]
- * [category name] - The “family” that this slot belongs to.
- * [element name] - The name of the thing being targeted, such as the background or border.
- * [checked state] - Whether the thing is checked. We assume things are unchecked by default, so no need to
- * specify the unchecked state.
- * (We used “checked” to refer to anything that is on, selected, toggled, highlighted, emphasized, etc.)
- * [hovered/pressed/disabled state] - One of these states, if applicable. Each of these states are mutually exclusive.
- * Pressed styles overwrite hovered styles, and disabled elements cannot be hovered or pressed.
- *
- * ## Base Slots
- *
- * A basic set of slots that provide many default body styles, such as text, subtext, disabled colors, and so on.
- * If a category doesn't provide the slot you're looking for, use one from this category.
- * For example, the placeholder text on a text input field has no corresponding slot in its category,
- * so you'd use the bodySubtextColor from this category.
- *
- * ## Invariants
- *
- * When color has meaning, we do not want to change the color much theme to theme. For example, we
- * will always want errors to be some shade of red, but we will need to tweak the exact shade so it's
- * legible depending on whether it's an inverted theme or not.
- * Invariant colors should almost never be changed by the theme, the defaults should suffice.
- *
- * ## Input Controls
- *
- * This category contains input components commonly used to denote state, including radio buttons,
- * check boxes, toggle switches, sliders, progress bars, and more.
- *
- * ## Buttons
- *
- * Buttons! And all the flavors thereof.
- *
- * ## Menus
- *
- * Any kind of popup menus uses this category.
- *
- * ## Lists
- *
- * Lists differ from menus in that they are designed to show infinite amounts of items, often scroll,
- * and have a large and complex interaction surface.
- * This category covers all kinds of lists, whether they're typical one-item-per-row lists (like DetailsList)
- * or ones with a tiled layout.
- *
- * @public
- */
-export type { ISemanticColors } from '@fluentui/react';
-//# sourceMappingURL=ISemanticColors.d.ts.map

package/lib-dts/themeProvider/themeInterfaces/ISemanticTextColors.d.ts

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-/**
- * Collection of semantic text colors.
- *
- * @public
- */
-export type { ISemanticTextColors } from '@fluentui/react';
-//# sourceMappingURL=ISemanticTextColors.d.ts.map

package/lib-esm/themeProvider/themeInterfaces/IPalette.js

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-/**
- * Color palette.
- *
- * @public
- */ export { };
-
-//# sourceMappingURL=./IPalette.js.map

package/lib-esm/themeProvider/themeInterfaces/ISemanticColors.js

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-/**
- * The collection of all semantic slots for colors used in themes.
- *
- * Note: text colors are defined in ISemanticTextColors.ts.
- *
- * ## Naming Convention
- *
- * The name of a semantic slot can quickly tell you how it's meant to be used. It generally follows this format:
- *
- * [category name][element name][checked state][hovered/pressed/disabled state]
- * [category name] - The “family” that this slot belongs to.
- * [element name] - The name of the thing being targeted, such as the background or border.
- * [checked state] - Whether the thing is checked. We assume things are unchecked by default, so no need to
- * specify the unchecked state.
- * (We used “checked” to refer to anything that is on, selected, toggled, highlighted, emphasized, etc.)
- * [hovered/pressed/disabled state] - One of these states, if applicable. Each of these states are mutually exclusive.
- * Pressed styles overwrite hovered styles, and disabled elements cannot be hovered or pressed.
- *
- * ## Base Slots
- *
- * A basic set of slots that provide many default body styles, such as text, subtext, disabled colors, and so on.
- * If a category doesn't provide the slot you're looking for, use one from this category.
- * For example, the placeholder text on a text input field has no corresponding slot in its category,
- * so you'd use the bodySubtextColor from this category.
- *
- * ## Invariants
- *
- * When color has meaning, we do not want to change the color much theme to theme. For example, we
- * will always want errors to be some shade of red, but we will need to tweak the exact shade so it's
- * legible depending on whether it's an inverted theme or not.
- * Invariant colors should almost never be changed by the theme, the defaults should suffice.
- *
- * ## Input Controls
- *
- * This category contains input components commonly used to denote state, including radio buttons,
- * check boxes, toggle switches, sliders, progress bars, and more.
- *
- * ## Buttons
- *
- * Buttons! And all the flavors thereof.
- *
- * ## Menus
- *
- * Any kind of popup menus uses this category.
- *
- * ## Lists
- *
- * Lists differ from menus in that they are designed to show infinite amounts of items, often scroll,
- * and have a large and complex interaction surface.
- * This category covers all kinds of lists, whether they're typical one-item-per-row lists (like DetailsList)
- * or ones with a tiled layout.
- *
- * @public
- */ export { };
-
-//# sourceMappingURL=./ISemanticColors.js.map

package/lib-esm/themeProvider/themeInterfaces/ISemanticTextColors.js

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-/**
- * Collection of semantic text colors.
- *
- * @public
- */ export { };
-
-//# sourceMappingURL=./ISemanticTextColors.js.map