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@jfrader/tokens

v0.25.0

Published

Design tokens for @jfrader/ui: CSS custom properties and typed var() references.

Readme

@jfrader/tokens

Shared design values for @jfrader/ui: colors, spacing, fonts, and the rest. The package ships CSS custom properties and typed var() references, and works in any app that wants the values without the components.

Usage

Load the stylesheet once, then the optional base styles:

import '@jfrader/tokens/tokens.css';
import '@jfrader/tokens/base.css';

tokens.css defines the dark theme on :root and [data-theme='dark'], and the light theme on [data-theme='light']. base.css adds box sizing and the body's margin, background, text color, and font.

Typed references for TypeScript:

import { vars } from '@jfrader/tokens/vars';

const gap = vars.space[4]; // 'var(--ui-space-4)'

These are references, not resolved values: changing data-theme changes what the browser reads. The raw token values are exported as base (dark) and light from @jfrader/tokens.

For app-wide or scoped overrides, see Theming. For tokens with sx, styled, or plain CSS, see Styling.

Build and release

pnpm --filter @jfrader/tokens build

The build generates dist/tokens.css and src/generated/vars.ts from src/tokens.ts. It bundles the runtime entries as dist/index.js and dist/generated/vars.js, then writes declarations to dist/types/. Vite keeps the generated CSS in dist/.

@jfrader/tokens and @jfrader/ui release together. See Releasing for the version policy, packing, the publish workflow, and registry authentication.