AG Grid theme using Astro UXDS styling.
The Astro AG-Grid theme follows the Astro theming guidelines and the AG-Grid theme development guidelines.
There are three parts to the Astro AG-Grid theme:
- Astro UXDS Design tokens which are already imported and consumed in
@astrouxds/ag-grid-theme
. - The AG-Grid community alpine-dark theme that the Astro AG-Grid theme builds off of, which is imported from the
ag-grid-community
repository. - The Astro AG-Grid theme itself, which is defined in
@astrouxds/ag-grid-theme/dist/main.css
and consumes the imported design tokens above.
The @astrouxds/ag-grid-theme/dist/main.css file merges the ag-grid.css, ag-theme-alpine-dark.css and the astro ag-grid theme sources so you will only need to import one file.
Import the Astro AG-grid theme
Run npm install @astrouxds/ag-grid-theme
while in your project directory.
In your main css entrypoint (for Angular src/styles.scss
):
@import "~@astrouxds/ag-grid-theme/dist/main.css"
If you are already importing
ag-grid-community/dist/styles/ag-grid.css
orag-grid-community/dist/styles/ag-theme-alpine.css
you can remove them as they are already bundled in our ag-grid-theme css.
Apply the class "ag-theme-astro" to your ag-grid
element:
<ag-grid class="ag-theme-astro" ...></ag-grid>
The Astro Dark variant is the default theme. The Light variant can be assigned by wrapping the grid in an element with the "light-theme" class, and using the "ag-theme-astro-light" class on the ag-grid element.
<section class="light-theme">
<ag-grid- class="ag-theme-astro-light" ...></ag-grid->
</section>
cd /demo
npm i
npm run dev
npm run reference.dark
npm run reference.light
npm run test.dark
npm run test.light