fluentui-contrib / react-cap-theme
microsoft/fluentui-contrib/packages/react-cap-theme/AGENTS.md
The @fluentui-contrib/react-cap-theme package implements a @fluentui/react-components theme. A component's source code lives in its own folder, ./src/components/<ComponentName>. Using Button as an example, these files should exist: The custom styles hook that is exported from <ComponentName>.styles.ts is wired up to the FluentProvider inside CAPThemeProvider. If there are multiple pieces or slots to a component, each of those slots gets its own .styles.ts file. Each of these must be wired up to the CAPThemeProvider as well. For example:
The `@fluentui-contrib/react-cap-theme` package implements a `@fluentui/react-components` theme.
## Component Spec
A component's source code lives in its own folder, `./src/components/<ComponentName>`. Using `Button` as an example, these files should exist:
```ts
// file: ./src/components/Button/Button.styles.ts
import { type ButtonState } from '@fluentui/react-components';
export const useButtonStyles = makeStyles({
root: {},
});
export function useButtonStylesHook(state: ButtonState): ButtonState {
const styles = useButtonStyles();
state.root.className = mergeClasses(state.root.className, styles.root);
return state;
}
```
The custom styles hook that is exported from `<ComponentName>.styles.ts` is wired up to the `FluentProvider` inside `CAPThemeProvider`.
If there are multiple pieces or slots to a component, each of those slots gets its own `.styles.ts` file. Each of these must be wired up to the CAPThemeProvider as well. For example:
- `components/Card/Card.styles.ts`
- `components/Card/CardHeader.styles.ts`
- `components/Card/CardFooter.styles.ts`
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