Discord.css is a stylesheet looking almost like Discords. It is ideal for creating previews of components like modals or messages. You can use the production-ready CSS files or use it as a module in your SASS.

You can get a preview here!

You can download Discord.css directly from this repository or from npm.

npm install discord.css

If you want to customize the stylesheet you should download the discord.css file. However, there is a minified version which you should prefer using.

You have two options for importing Discord.css's files: include all of Discord.css, or pick the parts you need.

// Option A: Include all of Discord.css

@use "/node_modules/discord.css/scss";

// Then add additional custom code here

// Option B: Include parts of Discord.css

// 1. Include the root first
@use "/node_modules/discord.css/scss/root";

// 2. Include the parts you need
@use "/node_modules/discord.css/scss/button";
@use "/node_modules/discord.css/scss/embed";
@use "/node_modules/discord.css/scss/message";
// ...

// 3. Then add additional custom code here

To avoid collision with your own codebase Discord.css uses a prefix. This prefix will be applied to all css variables as well as all class names.

By default, the prefix is set to dc- (note the trailing dash). You can change it by loading the module with a configuration. Here's an example using fn- as prefix:

@use "/node_modules/discord.css/scss" with ($prefix: "fn-");

If you are loading parts of Discord.css you will need to load the variables module instead.

@use "/node_modules/discord.css/scss/variables" with ($prefix: "fn-");

Note: You must load the variables module before any other Discord.css module.

Brand and Design by Discord.

Code released under the MIT.