Introduction

Zova implements the css-in-js capability through TypeStyle, making style development more flexible and convenient, while providing out-of-the-box theme switching capabilities

• It is strongly recommended to understand the basic usage of TypeStyle: TypeStyle

Features

• Scope style: Avoid style conflicts
• Dynamic style: Styles can be dynamically generated based on reactive variables
• Token: Provides a token definition and usage mechanism that is independent of UI libraries
• Theme: Provides a theme definition and usage mechanism that is independent of UI libraries, and provides out-of-the-box theme switching capabilities
• Ease of debugging: Automatically add module name prefix to the generated style className during the development stage to facilitate troubleshooting
• Built-in template code: Provides out-of-the-box template code for several built-in UI libraries, including: Antdv/Element/Quasar/Vuetify