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@ngx-cupertino/tokens

v0.6.0-alpha.1

Published

Design tokens for Apple iOS/macOS design system

Readme

@ngx-cupertino/tokens

npm version Angular

Design tokens for Apple's iOS 26 / macOS Tahoe 26 design system — CSS custom properties for colors, typography, spacing, motion, and more.

Install

npm i @ngx-cupertino/tokens

Usage

// styles.scss
@use "@ngx-cupertino/tokens";

Exports

@use "@ngx-cupertino/tokens"; // all tokens
@use "@ngx-cupertino/tokens/colors"; // color palette
@use "@ngx-cupertino/tokens/typography"; // fonts, sizes, weights
@use "@ngx-cupertino/tokens/spacing"; // spacing scale
@use "@ngx-cupertino/tokens/elevation"; // shadows, glass effects
@use "@ngx-cupertino/tokens/radius"; // border radius scale
@use "@ngx-cupertino/tokens/motion"; // durations, easings
@use "@ngx-cupertino/tokens/tints"; // system tint colors

Semantic Token Typing

The public semantic token-name union lives in @ngx-cupertino/core as CupSemanticTokenName.

It covers semantic foreground, support, background, and separator families only. Palette, accent, material, and platform tokens stay outside that union so the type remains focused on role-based UI decisions.

Color Space Policy

  • token values are sRGB-first by default
  • Display P3 requires explicit approval and extra QA
  • do not introduce wide-gamut token values silently during routine token updates

Maintenance Order

The canonical maintenance contract lives in libs/tokens/ARCHITECTURE.md. Future contributors should follow this order:

  1. check Apple source and parity tables
  2. update palette source values
  3. align tint families
  4. validate semantic stability
  5. review platform and material layers
  6. update API and documentation

Docs

https://github.com/gacc94/ngx-cupertino