Remove @onecx/portal-layout-styles
In libs version 6, the @onecx/portal-layout-styles package is no longer available and global portal styles are no longer provided.
2. Update style imports and references
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Remove all references to @onecx/portal-layout-styles from your application
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Implement replacement styles in your component or global styles
3. Expose styles.css if required
If your application needs to share styles between components, update your build configuration to expose styles.css at the application root. The shell expects this file to be accessible as styles.css at the top level of your deployed application.
For NX Application Styles
It is recommended to modify the project.json file to include the following styles configuration:
"styles": [
{
"input": "./src/styles.scss",
"bundleName": "styles",
"inject": true
}
]
Setting the inject property to true may result in a hashed filename, such as styles.HASH.css, where HASH is generated during the build. If your application requires a predictable filename, ensure the exposed file does not include the hash.
To avoid hashed filenames, you can update the package.json:
"scripts": {
"build": "nx build && cp dist/name-of-your-ui/styles.*.css dist/name-of-your-ui/styles.css"
}
Build the project and verify that styles.css is present in the dist folder without a hash in its name.
For Angular CLI Application Styles
It is recommended to modify the package.json file to include the following styles configuration (my-project-name should be replaced with your modified project):
{
"scripts": {
"postbuild": "mv \"$(find dist/my-project-name -maxdepth 1 -type f -name 'styles.*.css' | head -n 1)\" dist/my-project-name/styles.css",
}
}
Import @Onecx Library styles
Please include related OneCX library styles in your global styles when using OneCX components.
If you are using @onecx/angular-accelerator components, add the following import to your styles.scss file:
Example:
// ...Other style imports
@import 'node_modules/@onecx/angular-accelerator/assets/styles.scss';