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@acronis-platform/tokens-pd

v2.0.0

Published

Acronis platform (PD) design tokens: per-brand CSS custom properties, per-component CSS, Tailwind presets, and a DTCG intermediate — generated from @acronis-platform/design-tokens via @acronis-platform/style-dictionary.

Readme

@acronis-platform/tokens-pd

The Acronis platform (PD) design tokens, as ready-to-consume artifacts generated from @acronis-platform/design-tokens (the raw DTCG token data) by the @acronis-platform/style-dictionary build tool.

The raw tokens are a Figma-exported, multi-dimensional DTCG variant that no app can use directly — primitives carry per-scheme (light/dark) values and semantic/component tokens carry per-brand (default/deep_sky_itkontoret) aliases back into the primitives. This package ships the resolved output. The generated files are committed (and published); do not edit them by hand — change the upstream tokens and rebuild.

Layout

Output is grouped into three top-level directories — css/, tailwind/, dtcg/:

| Path | Tier | Contents | | -------------------------------------------- | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | css/default.css | semantic | Default brand — every semantic token (--ui-*) + .ui-typography-* | | css/deep_sky_itkontoret.css | semantic | Non-default brand — only the tokens that differ from default | | css/<component>/default.css | component | Default brand — that component's tokens (button/, tooltip/, …) | | css/<component>/deep_sky_itkontoret.css | component | Non-default brand — only the component tokens that differ | | tailwind/<brand>/tokens.js | semantic | Tailwind preset of the shared semantic vocabulary (baked values) | | tailwind/<brand>/components/<component>.js | component | One preset per component — opt-in, so its utilities aren't suggested globally | | dtcg/*.json | — | The 100%-DTCG intermediate (per-mode), for generic DTCG tooling |

Names use the --ui-* convention (the colors tier segment is dropped, every token is prefixed with ui): colors.background.surface.primary--ui-background-surface-primary.

Consume

/* Default brand */
@import '@acronis-platform/tokens-pd/css/default.css';

/* …or a single brand per app: base + override (last import wins) */
@import '@acronis-platform/tokens-pd/css/default.css';
@import '@acronis-platform/tokens-pd/css/deep_sky_itkontoret.css';

/* Component tier is opt-in, per component */
@import '@acronis-platform/tokens-pd/css/button/default.css';

Light/dark is built in via light-dark() + color-scheme; switch with the [data-theme] attribute (<html data-theme="dark">). The base (default) files declare the color-scheme shell; override files restate only the changed properties on top.

The Tailwind presets bake resolved values (no dependency on the CSS variables). They split into a shared semantic tokens preset plus one preset per component, so a component's utilities are only suggested where that component preset is loaded — not globally:

@import 'tailwindcss';
/* presets: [
     require('@acronis-platform/tokens-pd/tailwind/default/tokens.js'),       // shared vocabulary
     require('@acronis-platform/tokens-pd/tailwind/default/components/button.js'), // opt-in per component
   ] */
@config '../tailwind.config.js';

Build

pnpm --filter @acronis-platform/tokens-pd build

This delegates to @acronis-platform/style-dictionary (pd-css + pd-tailwind, which run their pd-dtcg dependency first). There is no build logic in this package — it is a published home for the tool's token output.

Scope

  • Colors (incl. light-dark() theming and gradients as linear-gradient(...)), typography utility classes, and component dimensions.
  • Non-default brands are emitted as override-only files: a token appears in deep_sky_itkontoret.css only when its value differs from default or is new in that brand.