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@dripstyle/presets

v1.0.0

Published

Design system presets for @dripstyle/core

Downloads

16

Readme

@dripstyle/presets

Official design system presets for @dripstyle/core. Each preset provides a theme object, a token accessor library, and optionally a raw color palette — all ready to pass directly to StyleSheet.configure().

The preset system is open-ended: you can use an official preset, build a custom one, or combine both.


Available Presets

| Preset | Subpath | Description | | ------------------------------------- | ----------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Tailwind v4 | @dripstyle/presets/tailwind | Tailwind v4 color palette, semantic light/dark themes, and a full token accessor library |


Installation

npm install @dripstyle/core @dripstyle/presets

# or
yarn add @dripstyle/core @dripstyle/presets

# or
pnpm add @dripstyle/core @dripstyle/presets

There is no root export. import { ... } from '@dripstyle/presets' is a compile error by design. Always import from a preset's subpath (e.g. @dripstyle/presets/tailwind).


Using a Preset

Every preset exports at minimum a preset object with a themes property:

import { StyleSheet } from "@dripstyle/core"

import { preset } from "@dripstyle/presets/tailwind"

StyleSheet.configure({
  themes: preset.themes
})

Presets may also export breakpoints, a raw palette, or other utilities — see each preset's own README for details.


Building a Custom Preset

A preset is any object whose themes property satisfies the shape expected by StyleSheet.configure(). There is no base class or interface to implement.

// my-preset/index.ts
export const preset = {
  themes: {
    light: {
      colors: {
        background: "rgb(255, 255, 255)",
        foreground: "rgb(10, 10, 10)"
        // ...
      }
    },
    dark: {
      colors: {
        background: "rgb(10, 10, 10)",
        foreground: "rgb(255, 255, 255)"
        // ...
      }
    }
  }
}

Pass it to StyleSheet.configure() exactly like an official preset, then augment Register to enable type inference:

declare module "@dripstyle/core" {
  interface Register {
    themes: typeof preset.themes
  }
}