Generate type-safe Jaspr CSS-in-Dart styles with @css static getters.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: jaspr-styling Source: https://github.com/rodydavis/signals.dart/tree/main/.agents/skills/jaspr-styling Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rodydavis/signals.dart --skill jaspr-styling
This Skill helps you write correct, maintainable, type-safe styling for Jaspr components without guesswork or style leakage across the UI.
@css annotation on a static getter returning List<StyleRule> to keep styling local and predictable.css('&') to avoid unintended global impact.Styles/.styles() properties for color, typography, sizing, flexbox, grid, and interaction/box model concerns.Transition and Animation typing, including keyframes via css.keyframes, to implement motion without stringly-typed errors.@css.Ask the skill to generate a component example that uses an @css static getter to style a .main container, includes a hover rule, and adds a responsive media query while following Jaspr’s rules for selectors and inline styles.
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Type-safe CSS in Dart for Jaspr components is written using static getters annotated with `@css` that return `List<StyleRule>`. This approach enforces strongly-typed properties for layout and visuals, preventing style leakage and maintaining predictable component scoping.
To prevent style bleeding in Jaspr component styling, use explicit selectors like classes or IDs and parent selectors such as `css('&')`. Defining rules within a `@css` static getter ensures styles remain local and predictable without unintended global impact.
Hover effects and media queries in Jaspr styles are added inside the `@css` static getter rather than inline styles. Using typed properties allows you to define complex interaction rules, responsive breakpoints, transitions, and keyframe animations predictably.
Inline styles in Jaspr should be reserved exclusively for dynamic styling cases. Complex styling rules, including hover effects, media queries, transitions, and keyframe animations, must be placed in a `@css` static getter to maintain type safety and scoping.
Yes, you can apply strongly-typed `Styles` and `.styles()` properties for flexbox and grid layouts in Jaspr. This typed approach manages sizing, typography, colors, and box model constraints without stringly-typed errors.
Keyframe animations in Jaspr are implemented using the `Animation` and `Transition` typing alongside `css.keyframes`. This method provides motion implementation for components while avoiding stringly-typed errors in your Dart styling workflow.
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