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@butai/themes

v0.1.0-beta.0

Published

The look and feel of a butai deck, packaged as ready-to-use themes. Each theme is a complete set of design tokens plus a standalone CSS file you can drop straight into a project, no build step required.

Downloads

114

Readme

@butai/themes

The look and feel of a butai deck, packaged as ready-to-use themes. Each theme is a complete set of design tokens plus a standalone CSS file you can drop straight into a project, no build step required.

What it does

A theme decides the colors, type, and spacing of everything butai renders. This package ships thirteen of them (for example light, dark, aurora, blueprint, brutalist, and glassmorphism) as plain CSS you can import, and the token data behind them so tools can read a theme as structured values.

Install

pnpm add @butai/themes

Usage

Import a theme's CSS in your app entry, then activate it with a data-theme attribute:

import '@butai/themes/themes/aurora.css';
<div data-theme="aurora"> ... your deck ... </div>

Under the hood

  • CSS entry: @butai/themes/themes/<name>.css (one file per theme under themes/).
  • Data entry: the package . export exposes the theme token sets, built on the @butai/patterns token contract, so every theme fills the same required tokens.
  • Source lives under src/; the published tarball ships the compiled dist/ plus the themes/ CSS.