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@airframeui/tokens

v0.5.0

Published

Airframe UI Tokens, CSS variables, JSON, and typed exports used by @airframeui/core

Readme

@airframeui/tokens

Airframe UI Tokens — CSS variables, JSON, and a typed JavaScript export.

Most apps should install @airframeui/core, which depends on this package and loads the tokens stylesheet for you. Install tokens directly when you need the token map in tooling, or want tokens without the full core CSS.

Docs: Tokens · Changelog

npm install @airframeui/core
# or, tokens only:
npm install @airframeui/tokens

Usage

With @airframeui/core (recommended)

@import '@airframeui/core/core.css';

No separate tokens import is required.

Tokens stylesheet only

@import '@airframeui/tokens/tokens.css';

Programmatic access

import { tokens } from '@airframeui/tokens';
// tokens.primitives, tokens.semantic, tokens.breakpoints, …

JSON map for tooling: @airframeui/tokens/tokens.json

Token catalog (name, per-mode defaults, descriptions) for docs, VS Code, and AI:

import { catalog } from '@airframeui/tokens';

Also: @airframeui/tokens/catalog.json

Themes

Light is the default. Switch color scheme with data-theme or the .dark class. Switch brand palettes with data-brand (composes with scheme). Lock a subtree to the catalog light or dark canvas with .af-force-light / .af-force-dark (surfaces and text; intents still follow the brand):

<html data-theme="dark" data-brand="delta">
  …
</html>
document.documentElement.setAttribute('data-theme', 'dark');
document.documentElement.setAttribute('data-brand', 'delta');

Customize

Override variables in your own CSS — no rebuild of this package:

:root {
  --af-base-primary: #018183;
  --af-space-md: 1rem;
}

See Theming and Tokens (Figma Variables export is on the roadmap).

Token model

  • Primitives — literal values (colors, space, type scale, breakpoints)
  • Semantic tokens — aliases that patterns and components consume
  • Themes — light, dark, and high-contrast mappings included in tokens.css

Related

License

MIT