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@ceralive/design-tokens

v2026.6.1

Published

CeraLive brand tokens (OKLCH) — single source extracted from CeraUI's Ground Control theme; consumed by marketing, docs, web, and CeraUI.

Downloads

350

Readme

@ceralive/design-tokens

Single source of CeraLive brand tokens (OKLCH), extracted from CeraUI's "Ground Control" theme. Published to npm as @ceralive/design-tokens and consumed by the platform (apps/marketing, apps/docs, apps/web) and the CeraUI device UI — every consumer depends on a published version, so the palette never forks across repos.

Install

npm i @ceralive/design-tokens

Use

CSS (canonical artifact):

@import "@ceralive/design-tokens/tokens.css" layer(base);

Tooling (OG images, canvas scripts — anywhere without getComputedStyle):

import { tokens, linkRamp, cssVar } from "@ceralive/design-tokens";

tokens("dark")["status-live"]; // "oklch(0.86 0.2 128)"
linkRamp("dark"); // 6-step spectral bonded-link ramp
cssVar("primary"); // "var(--primary)"

In browser code, prefer reading the CSS variables (getComputedStyle / var(--token)) so runtime theming keeps working; the TS map is for tooling.

Rules

  • tokens.css is canonical; the TS map mirrors it and src/tokens.test.ts fails the build if they drift.
  • The e-ink/mono token set is not here on purpose — it is CeraUI-only (reflective device displays).
  • Brand changes happen here first, then flow to consumers; never fork values.