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@kolkrabbi/kol-brand

v0.1.2

Published

Kolkrabbi's brand kit — the studio's brand manifest (identity, color ramps, type, presence) conforming to the @kolkrabbi/kol-brand-template schema, plus the brand SVG assets (logos, wordmark, favicons) under ./svg with an <Asset> loader (the Icon-loader p

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434

Readme

@kolkrabbi/kol-brand

Kolkrabbi's brand kit — the studio's brand manifest conforming to the @kolkrabbi/kol-brand-template schema, plus the brand SVG assets under src/svg/. Manifest is data-only; the <Asset> loader needs React (optional peer).

import { brand } from '@kolkrabbi/kol-brand'

brand.meta.name            // 'Kolkrabbi'
brand.ramps[0].stops       // yellow 100–500, literal hex
brand.colors.anchors       // the four semantic identity anchors
brand.logos                // package-relative SVG paths

Brand assets — src/svg/ + the <Asset> loader

All brand marks (logos, wordmark, favicons) live in one src/svg/ folder with the loader co-located — the <Icon>/<Graphic> pattern rehomed here. Nothing is inlined in source; assets are files, loaded. Two ways in:

import { Asset, ASSET_NAMES } from '@kolkrabbi/kol-brand/svg'
<Asset name="kol-wordmark" className="h-6 w-auto text-fg-88" />

// or a raw single-file import (Vite):
import wordmark from '@kolkrabbi/kol-brand/svg/kol-wordmark.svg?raw'

Names: kol-wordmark, kol-logomark, kol-lockup-hori, kol-lockup-vert, favicon-kolkrabbi, favicon-kol-ds. The Workshop wordmark is font-set (not yet an SVG) — its treatment is preserved at svg/wordmark-workshop.spec.md for tracing to wordmark-workshop.svg later.

Sources & scope

Ramps/anchors are the same values as kol-brand-color.css (the CSS stays the runtime source of truth; this package carries them as portable facts). Type families match the theme typography reference; logos are the canonical four marks.

Public package — personal identifiers, street address, phone, and the person-scoped press archive are deliberately not included. press/stationery are intentionally empty fields, to be filled deliberately.