@microsoft/load-themed-styles


> Loads a string of style rules, but supports detokenizing theme constants built within it.

Install

Install with npm

``
$ npm install --save @microsoft/load-themed-styles
`

Usage

To load a given string of styles, you can do this in TypeScript or ES6:

`TypeScript
import { loadStyles } from '@microsoft/load-themed-styles';

loadStyles('body { background: red; }');
`

This will register any set of styles given. However, in the above example the color is hardcoded to red. To make this theme-able, replace it with the string token in this format:

`
"[theme:{variableName}, default:{defaultValue}]"
`

For example:

`js
loadStyles('body { background: "[theme:primaryBackgroundColor, default: blue]"');
`

When loading, the background will use the default value, blue. Providing your own theme values using the loadTheme function:

`js
import { loadStyles, loadTheme } from '@microsoft/load-themed-styles';

loadTheme({
primaryBackgroundColor: "#EAEAEA"
});

loadStyles('body { background: "[theme:primaryBackgroundColor, default: #FFAAFA]"');
`

This will register #EAEAEA as the body's background color. If you call loadTheme again after styles have already been registered, it will replace the style elements with retokenized values.

Security considerations

In order for style elements to be added to the DOM, a nonce attribute may need to be attached to the elements to adhere to a CSP requirements. To provide the value, you can specify the nonce value by defining a CSPSettings object on the page in global scope:

`js
window.CSPSettings = {
nonce: 'nonce'
};
`

Links

- CHANGELOG.md - Find
out what's new in the latest version

@microsoft/load-themed-styles` is part of the Rush Stack family of projects.