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@acronis-platform/design-tokens

v1.9.0

Published

Acronis design tokens

Downloads

929

Readme

@acronis-platform/design-tokens

Contains design data only. The colors, sizes, typography, and per-component values that define how Acronis products look, stored as plain JSON.

There are no components, no build step, and nothing to run: just the values.

The data is stored in format takes DTCG 2025.10 (the W3C-track design-token standard) as a starting point and builds on top of it, adding a couple of things the standard doesn't cover yet. For more information look at context/spec.md.

To use the stored data in this repo you need a translation tool that will 'translate' the design tokens in the desired format for your platform.

Package structure

design-tokens/
├── tiers/             The desing tokens captured per tier in our schema
├── schemas/           The JSON Schema of our design token tiers
├── context/           Documentation for both humans and agents
├── README.md          Introduction file
├── CONTRIBUTING.md    How to author a token, add a mode, validate.
├── LICENSE            MIT.
└── package.json       Package metadata, files, and the validate script.

Getting started

| | Consumer (provided solution) | Consumer (DIY) | Contributor | | --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Goal | Use the tokens for your platform (PD / WEB) in the formats we build — CSS, Tailwind. | Translate the tokens into your own format (CSS, iOS asset catalog, etc). | Create, update, and delete the tokens that consumers rely on. | | Setup | • npm install @acronis-platform/tokens-pd (package)• Import the format you want, e.g. CSS: @import "@acronis-platform/tokens-pd/css/acronis.css"; | • Get familiar with the glossary, spec, and manifest• Pick a translation toolnpm install @acronis-platform/design-tokens (package)• Feed it to your tool, keying off schemas/tier.schema.json | • Get familiar with the glossary, spec, and manifest• Install Node 22.x• Install pnpm 10.27.0• Run pnpm install• Follow CONTRIBUTING.md |

Token files

The data lives in separte .json file for each tier:

To undaerstand how the .json files are structured and what supports:

Every tier .json file is validated against schemas/tier.schema.json.

License

MIT for the package as a whole. See LICENSE.