You can use mat.get-theme-color
for this.
background-color: mat.get-theme-color($theme, primary, 50) !important;
We should also be aware of the number ranges for the hues, explained with examples below.
When dealing with M3 Palette's you can refer to this doc reference. Here notice how the palette is within the range of 0-100
$azure-palette: _apply-patches((
0: #000000,
10: #001b3f,
20: #002f65,
25: #003a7a,
30: #00458f,
35: #0050a5,
40: #005cbb,
50: #0074e9,
60: #438fff,
70: #7cabff,
80: #abc7ff,
90: #d7e3ff,
95: #ecf0ff,
98: #f9f9ff,
99: #fdfbff,
100: #ffffff,
If you are dealing with a M2 Palette ($pink-palette) you can refer this doc reference. Notice how the numbers range from 50-A700
$pink-palette: (
50: #fce4ec,
100: #f8bbd0,
200: #f48fb1,
300: #f06292,
400: #ec407a,
500: #e91e63,
600: #d81b60,
700: #c2185b,
800: #ad1457,
900: #880e4f,
A100: #ff80ab,
A200: #ff4081,
A400: #f50057,
A700: #c51162,
contrast: (
50: $dark-primary-text,
100: $dark-primary-text,
200: $dark-primary-text,
300: $dark-primary-text,
400: $dark-primary-text,
500: $light-primary-text,
600: $light-primary-text,
700: $light-primary-text,
800: $light-primary-text,
900: $light-primary-text,
A100: $dark-primary-text,
A200: $light-primary-text,
A400: $light-primary-text,
A700: $light-primary-text,
)
);
SCSS:
@use '@angular/material' as mat;
$theme: mat.define-theme(
(
color: (
theme-type: light,
primary: mat.$azure-palette,
tertiary: mat.$blue-palette,
),
)
);
body {
background-color: mat.get-theme-color($theme, primary, 50) !important;
@include mat.all-component-themes($theme);
font-family: Roboto, 'Helvetica Neue', sans-serif;
margin: 0;
padding: 30px;
height: 100%;
}
html {
height: 100%;
}
@include mat.core();
@include mat.color-variants-backwards-compatibility($theme);