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@moto-nrw/design-system

v0.5.2

Published

Ganztagshelden Design System - shared components and design tokens

Readme


Brand Color System

| Palette | Steps | Usage | |---------|-------|-------| | Steel | 50–900 (10) | Logo, text, borders, backgrounds | | Sage | 100–900 (5) | Primary accent — buttons, CTAs, links, success | | Warm | 50–900 (10) | Secondary accent — warnings, highlights, badges | | Red | 50–600 (6) | Warm terracotta — error, destructive states |

Components (26)

| Category | Components | |----------|-----------| | Brand | Logo | | Actions | Button (7 variants, loading) | | Input | Input (password toggle), Textarea, Select, SearchBar, Checkbox, Radio, Toggle | | Navigation | Tabs (sliding indicator), FilterChips | | Feedback | Alert, Toast, Spinner, Skeleton, StatusDot, Pill (6 colors) | | Overlay | Modal, ConfirmationModal, DropdownMenu | | Data | Badge, Avatar | | Layout | Card (hoverable glow), Accordion, Divider | | Icons | Lucide (peer dependency) |

Quick Start

pnpm install
pnpm storybook    # localhost:6006

Usage in Consumer Repos

1. Install

pnpm add @moto-nrw/design-system lucide-react

No .npmrc needed — the package is on npmjs.com.

2. Import Styles

For Tailwind v4 consumers (recommended):

/* globals.css */
@import "tailwindcss";
@import "@moto-nrw/design-system/tailwind";
@source "../node_modules/@moto-nrw/design-system/dist";

For apps that want the prebuilt stylesheet instead:

@import "@moto-nrw/design-system/styles";

Or import CSS variables directly:

import "@moto-nrw/design-system/tokens";

3. Use Components

import { Button, Card, Modal, Pill } from "@moto-nrw/design-system";
import { Search, Settings } from "lucide-react";

function Example() {
  return (
    <Card hoverable>
      <Button variant="primary">Speichern</Button>
      <Pill label="Aktiv" color="green" />
    </Card>
  );
}

Package Exports

import { Button, Card, ... } from "@moto-nrw/design-system";     // components
import "@moto-nrw/design-system/styles";                          // prebuilt component CSS
import "@moto-nrw/design-system/tokens";                          // CSS variables
import "@moto-nrw/design-system/tailwind";                        // Tailwind v4 theme + tokens + keyframes

Development

| Command | Purpose | |---------|---------| | pnpm build | Full production build (tokens + tsup + validation) | | pnpm storybook | Component playground on localhost:6006 | | pnpm test:run | Run tests | | pnpm lint | Lint with Biome | | pnpm tokens | Regenerate CSS vars from token JSONs | | pnpm knip | Find unused code |

Release Workflow

  1. Make changes + pnpm changeset to describe what changed
  2. Commit and push to development
  3. CI creates a "Version Packages" PR (bumps version + CHANGELOG)
  4. Merge that PR — CI publishes to npmjs.com

Consumer repos get auto-updated via Dependabot.

License

MIT