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@crafts69guy/hue-theme-tokens

v0.2.0

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Portable Huế-inspired semantic design tokens for web and application themes.

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@crafts69guy/hue-theme-tokens

The core of the Hue Theme system: source design tokens plus the build that resolves and validates them into portable artifacts.

Layers

  1. Primitive — authored colors with cultural metadata, per mood, in src/themes/{mua,huong,cung}.json (DTCG format).
  2. Semantic — stable roles (surface.canvas, status.notice, syntax.keyword, …) declared once in src/contract.ts, with a closed/open flag per family.
  3. Adapters — map semantic roles onto a host API without mutating source data (see src/adapters/).

Build

bun run build   # resolve tokens, validate against the contract, write generated/
bun run check   # build --check (no writes) + tsc --noEmit

bun run build validates every mood against the contract and WCAG AA contrast, then writes generated/themes.{json,ts,css} and every adapter's output: the Yaak plugin (packages/yaak-plugin), the Neovim/LazyVim plugin (packages/nvim-plugin), the tmux TPM plugin (packages/tmux-plugin), the Ghostty, bat, lazygit, and delta theme files (packages/terminal-themes), the Fish/Tide theme files (packages/fish-themes), the herdr and tuicr fragments (packages/herdr-plugin), and the unified Inkdrop v6 packages (packages/hue-*-theme), plus ChatGPT/Codex share strings (packages/codex-themes). Generated artifacts must not be edited by hand.

The root bun run ci starts with biome ci .; run bun run format from the repo root after rebuilding generated artifacts so formatter and import-order drift does not block CI before tests run.

Exports

  • . → compiled generated/themes.js with themes.d.ts declarations (themeBundle, getTheme, SemanticToken and per-family token unions such as STATUS_TOKENS / StatusToken).
  • ./themes.css, ./themes.json → the generated CSS variables and flat data.