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@odx/design-tokens

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ODX Design Tokens

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@odx/design-tokens

The @odx/design-tokens package provides a centralized collection of design tokens for the ODX Design System. These tokens include essential design variables such as colors, spacing, typography scales, and other key visual attributes, ensuring consistency and cohesion across all ODX projects.

Features

  • Design Tokens: Centralized collection of design variables for colors, spacing, typography, and more.
  • CSS Variables: Exported as CSS custom properties for easy integration into your stylesheets.
  • JavaScript and TypeScript Support: Available as JavaScript and TypeScript modules for seamless integration into your codebase.

Install

To include @odx/design-tokens in your project, run the following command:

npm install @odx/design-tokens --save

Setup

Once installed, you can import the design tokens and fonts into your project:

CSS

@import "@odx/design-tokens/fonts";
@import "@odx/design-tokens/css";

// or

@import "@odx/design-tokens/assets/fonts.css";
@import "@odx/design-tokens/dist/tokens.css";

JavaScript

// import CSS variables
import '@odx/design-tokens/css';

// usage with JS
import { token, tokens } from '@odx/design-tokens';

/** 
 * @param {string} id
 * @param {'.'|'light'|'dark'} [mode='.'] - optional
 * @param {boolean} [resolveVariables=false] - optional
 * */
token('color.background.primary.rest', '.', false);

// JSON import
import tokens from '@odx/design-tokens/tokens.json' with { type: 'json' };

// DTCG JSON import
import dtcgTokens from '@odx/design-tokens/dtcg/tokens.json'  with { type: 'json' };
import dtcgPalette from '@odx/design-tokens/dtcg/palette.json'  with { type: 'json' };

European Accessibility Act (EAA) Conformity

Using CSS classes

To enable EAA compliant colors, add the .odx-eaa-compliant class to an element.

<html class="odx-eaa-compliant">
  <!-- Your content here will use EAA compliant colors -->
</html>

Using JavaScript

import { enableEAAConformity } from '@odx/design-tokens';

enableEAAConformity(document.documentElement, true | false);

Light/Dark mode support

Using CSS classes

To enable dark mode styles, add the .odx-dark-mode class to an element.

<html class="odx-dark-mode">
  <!-- Your content here will use dark mode styles -->
</html>

To enable light mode styles, add the .odx-light-mode class to an element.

<html class="odx-light-mode">
  <!-- Your content here will use light mode styles -->
</html>

Using JavaScript

import { applyDarkMode, darkModeClass, lightModeClass } from '@odx/design-tokens';

applyDarkMode(document.documentElement, true | false | 'auto');

// Class name constants
document.documentElement.classList.toggle(darkModeClass | lightModeClass);

Documentation

For detailed documentation on how to use the @odx/design-tokens package, including examples and best practices, please visit our documentation.

Contact

For questions, feedback, or support, please reach out to us through our contact page.