Eric Bailey
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* Improve contrast using existing scale * Make it mathy * Tweaks * Adjust noty * Remove console * Cleanup * Match saturation * Replace usages of tokens with correct palette (cherry picked from commit 1d9c7079dc25dfa492bd482c1c7661ea2e822d68) * Replace other colors, tweak usages (cherry picked from commit df97f249b2f140bbc010449fddb011a31795919a) * Last couple things (cherry picked from commit 3b5cee131f68ea8f4125f2c32b9a4b20f5b91086) * fix "Users" being the wrong color on user list about --------- Co-authored-by: Hailey <me@haileyok.com>
Application Layout Framework (ALF)
A set of UI primitives and components.
Usage
Naming conventions follow Tailwind — delimited with a _ instead of - to
enable object access — with a couple exceptions:
Spacing
Uses "t-shirt" sizes xxs, xs, sm, md, lg, xl and xxl instead of
increments of 4px. We only use a few common spacings, and otherwise typically
rely on many one-off values.
Text Size
Uses "t-shirt" sizes xxs, xs, sm, md, lg, xl and xxl to match our
type scale.
Line Height
The text size atoms also apply a line-height with the same value as the size,
for a 1:1 ratio. tight and normal are retained for use in the few places
where we need leading.
Atoms
An (mostly-complete) set of style definitions that match Tailwind CSS selectors. These are static and reused throughout the app.
import { atoms } from '#/alf'
<View style={[atoms.flex_row]} />
Theme
Any values that rely on the theme, namely colors.
const t = useTheme()
<View style={[atoms.flex_row, t.atoms.bg]} />
Breakpoints
const b = useBreakpoints()
if (b.gtMobile) {
// render tablet or desktop UI
}