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@cascivo/tokens

v1.3.0

Published

Three-level CSS design tokens (primitive → semantic → component)

Downloads

1,396

Readme

npm downloads license types

npm · cascivo.com · Docs · Storybook · GitHub


A three-level system of CSS custom properties that every cascivo component, theme, and chart reads from.

Primitive  --cascivo-blue-500: oklch(0.623 0.214 250) the raw scale
    ↓
Semantic   --cascivo-color-accent: var(--…-blue-500)  intent (themes remap this layer)
    ↓
Component  --cascivo-button-primary-bg: var(--…-primary) usage (override per-brand)

Usage

Import once at your app entry — or get tokens for free via @cascivo/themes, which self-imports this package:

import '@cascivo/tokens'

Then reference tokens anywhere in your CSS:

.cta {
  background: var(--cascivo-color-accent);
  padding-block: var(--cascivo-space-3);
  border-radius: var(--cascivo-radius-md);
}

How the layers compose

  • Primitive tokens define the raw palette, spacing, radius, and type scales. They never change between themes.
  • Semantic tokens map intent (--cascivo-color-accent, --cascivo-color-surface). @cascivo/themes overrides only this layer via data-theme.
  • Component tokens map usage (--cascivo-button-primary-bg). Override these to adapt a single component to your brand — no rebuild, no theme fork.

A machine-readable catalog of every token, its layer, and its resolved default ships as tokens.catalog.json, so AI agents select from a closed set rather than inventing values.

Install

pnpm add @cascivo/tokens

cascivo.com · Docs · Storybook · GitHub · AI agents: read llms.txt (install steps + component index, plain text) or use @cascivo/mcp and registry.json · MIT