It's just from this code snippet

would

backgroundColor: 'fade(theme.palette.common.white, 0.15)',

not work as well?

You can do string interpolation yourself in this one

If you don't, theme.palette.x won't be resolved

Oh, it's just not meant to be quoted

Well I'm not sure I exposed functions like

fade

.. maybe they're somewhere x)

neither are working

so maybe fade isn't exposed?

It's not, and it wouldn't work inside a string anyway

That's meant to be a function call

https://github.com/kLabz/haxe-material-ui/issues/3 Yup, styles API is WIP

yeah, that's fine i don't mind

just getting a grasp for whether or not i'm being an dumb x)

The

[theme.breakpoints.up('sm')]: { ...

syntax is annoying.. I could somehow support it in haxe but that's not as easy as string interpolation since it wants a real array, not a string representation of an array (so I cannot just tell haxe to do string interpolation there)

Well I guess I'll just add string interpolation support and that'll be

'${theme.breakpoints.up('sm')}': { ... }

,

'${theme.breakpoints.up('sm')}, ${theme.breakpoints.up('md')}': { ... }

, etc.

Seems close enough, mostly because they don't seem to use it much for more than one item x)

heh

is there an example in the repo of how to implement

fade

? I'm not familiar with macros but I have a bit of spare time that I could maybe go fiddling

assuming it's something "simple"

fade

should just be an extern to

fade

in '@material-ui/core/styles'

:o

it's already here

Nah

That's the Fade component, not the same thing

This works

@:jsRequire('@material-ui/core/styles', 'fade')
extern class Fade {
	// Note: using T instead of real color type because I don't remember where
	// it is (or if it exists) x)
	@:selfCall
	public static function fade<T>(color:T, amount:Float):T;

}

No idea about actual arguments, etc. though

T

seems to be just

String

I'd use

ColorString

from

mui.Colors

I guess

mfw

lol

Your search is broken :P