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@bcgov/design-tokens

v3.0.0

Published

Design tokens for B.C. Design System

Downloads

685

Readme

@bcgov/design-tokens

This package contains design tokens from the B.C. Design System.

Questions? Please email the GDX OSS Design Team.

See main repository: https://github.com/bcgov/design-system

To use, install this package (npm i @bcgov/design-tokens) and import the design tokens for your platform. Reference the design tokens according to your platform's needs.

Included file formats

This package includes tokens in JavaScript (ECMAScript Module and CommonJS) and CSS formats.

JavaScript (ECMAScript Module)

Try this first! Using JavaScript variables can give you a better developer experience with autocomplete.

The js directory contains an index file with the tokens in ESM format: js/index.js

TypeScript definitions are includes at: js/index.d.ts

Example import:

import * as tokens from "@bcgov/design-tokens/js";

To help avoid name collisions, prefixed versions of the ESM variables with bcds added are available: js-prefixed/index.js

JavaScript (CommonJS)

Some environments don't support ESM imports. For these situations, a CommonJS module is included.

The cjs directory contains an index file with tokens in CJS format: cjs/index.js

TypeScript definitions are included at: cjs/index.d.ts

Example import:

const tokens = require("@bcgov/design-tokens/cjs");

To help avoid name collisions, prefixed versions of the CJS variables with bcds added are available: cjs-prefixed/index.js

CSS

CSS variables are included at: css/variables.css

To help avoid name collisions, prefixed versions of the CSS variables with bcds added are available: css-prefixed/variables.css

Examples

ESM variables in React:

import * as tokens from "@bcgov/design-tokens/js";

function Button({ children, ...props }) {
  return (
    <button
      style={{
        backgroundColor: tokens.surfaceColorPrimaryButtonDefault,
        color: tokens.typographyColorPrimaryInvert,
      }}
    >
      {children}
    </button>
  );
}

CSS variables in React:

import "@bcgov/design-tokens/css/variables.css";

function Button({ children, ...props }) {
  return (
    <button
      style={{
        backgroundColor: "var(--surface-color-primary-button-default)",
        color: "var(--typography-color-primary-invert)",
      }}
    >
      {children}
    </button>
  );
}