5.5.7.1.5. Creating a Reusable Theme
Any theme can be packed and reused without an application component. To create a theme package, you need to create a Java project from scratch and bundle it in a single JAR file. Follow the steps below to create a distribution of facebook
theme from the previous examples.
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Create a new project with the following structure in IDE. It will be a simple Java project that consists of SCSS files and theme properties:
halo-facebook/ src/ //sources root halo-facebook/ com.haulmont.cuba/ app-component.scss halo-facebook.scss halo-facebook-defaults.scss halo-facebook-theme.properties styles.scss
This sample theme project can be downloaded from GitHub.
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build.gradle
script:allprojects { group = 'com.haulmont.theme' version = '0.1' } apply(plugin: 'java') apply(plugin: 'maven') sourceSets { main { java { srcDir 'src' } resources { srcDir 'src' } } }
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settings.gradle
file:rootProject.name = 'halo-facebook'
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app-component.scss
file:@import "../halo-facebook"; @mixin com_haulmont_cuba { @include halo-facebook; }
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halo-facebook.scss
file:@import "../halo/halo"; @mixin halo-facebook { @include halo; }
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halo-facebook-defaults.scss
file:@import "../halo/halo-defaults"; $v-background-color: #fafafa; $v-app-background-color: #e7ebf2; $v-panel-background-color: #fff; $v-focus-color: #3b5998; $v-border-radius: 0; $v-textfield-border-radius: 0; $v-font-family: Helvetica, Arial, 'lucida grande', tahoma, verdana, arial, sans-serif; $v-font-size: 14px; $v-font-color: #37404E; $v-font-weight: 400; $v-link-text-decoration: none; $v-shadow: 0 1px 0 (v-shade 0.2); $v-bevel: inset 0 1px 0 v-tint; $v-unit-size: 30px; $v-gradient: v-linear 12%; $v-overlay-shadow: 0 3px 8px v-shade, 0 0 0 1px (v-shade 0.7); $v-shadow-opacity: 20%; $v-selection-overlay-padding-horizontal: 0; $v-selection-overlay-padding-vertical: 6px; $v-selection-item-border-radius: 0; $v-line-height: 1.35; $v-font-size: 14px; $v-font-weight: 400; $v-unit-size: 25px; $v-font-size--h1: 22px; $v-font-size--h2: 18px; $v-font-size--h3: 16px; $v-layout-margin-top: 8px; $v-layout-margin-left: 8px; $v-layout-margin-right: 8px; $v-layout-margin-bottom: 8px; $v-layout-spacing-vertical: 8px; $v-layout-spacing-horizontal: 8px; $v-table-row-height: 25px; $v-table-header-font-size: 13px; $v-table-cell-padding-horizontal: 5px; $v-focus-style: inset 0px 0px 1px 1px rgba($v-focus-color, 0.5); $v-error-focus-style: inset 0px 0px 1px 1px rgba($v-error-indicator-color, 0.5); $v-show-required-indicators: true;
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halo-facebook-theme.properties
file:@include=halo-theme.properties
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Build and install the project with the Gradle task:
gradle assemble install
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Add the theme to your CUBA-based project as a Maven dependency in two configurations: themes and compile, by modifying you
build.gradle
file:configure(webModule) { //... dependencies { provided(servletApi) compile(guiModule) compile('com.haulmont.theme:halo-facebook:0.1') themes('com.haulmont.theme:halo-facebook:0.1') } //... }
If you install the theme locally, don’t forget to add
mavenLocal()
to the list of repositories: open the Advanced tab of Project Properties section in Studio and check the Use local Maven repository checkbox. -
To inherit this theme and modify it in your project, you have to extend this theme. Extend the
halo
theme and renamethemes/halo
folder tothemes/halo-facebook
:themes/ halo-facebook/ branding/ app-icon-login.png app-icon-menu.png com.company.application/ app-component.scss halo-ext.scss halo-ext-defaults.scss favicon.ico styles.scss
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Modify
styles.scss
file:@import "halo-facebook-defaults"; @import "com.company.application/halo-ext-defaults"; @import "app-components"; @import "com.company.application/halo-ext"; .halo-facebook { // include auto-generated app components SCSS @include app_components; @include com_company_application-halo-ext; }
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The last step is to define
halo-facebook-theme.properties
file inweb-app.properties
file:cuba.themeConfig = havana-theme.properties halo-theme.properties /halo-facebook/halo-facebook-theme.properties
Now, you can choose halo-facebook
theme from Help > Settings menu or set the default theme using cuba.web.theme
application property.