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@orangecheck/design

v0.28.14

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OrangeCheck design system — multi-theme tokens, primitives, and family composites for the .ochk.io sub-sites. Tailwind 4 + Next.js Pages Router. Not for third-party integration.

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@orangecheck/design

The OrangeCheck design system — multi-theme tokens, primitives, and family composites for the .ochk.io sub-sites. Tailwind 4 + Next.js Pages Router. Family-internal (for embeddable OrangeCheck components see @orangecheck/react).

Living showcase: design.ochk.io (Storybook). Canonical design + rollout plan: ~/Projects/ochk/DESIGN-SYSTEM-PLAN.md.

What's in the box

| Subpath | Contents | |---------|----------| | @orangecheck/design | everything below, re-exported | | @orangecheck/design/tokens | OcThemeProvider, useOcSkin, OcThemePicker, getOcThemeInitScript, OC_THEMES, DEFAULT_OC_THEME, cn | | @orangecheck/design/primitives | Button Badge Input Label Alert Textarea ThemeToggle Working ErrorBoundary (cva + Radix) | | @orangecheck/design/components | family composites, re-exported from @orangecheck/ui | | @orangecheck/design/styles.css | token bridge + base layer + utility system + all skin token values |

Two theme axes

  • Mode — light | dark, owned by next-themes via the .dark class. Toggle with <ThemeToggle />. Unchanged from today.
  • Skin — a named theme, owned by <OcThemeProvider> via the data-oc-theme attribute, persisted in the oc_skin cookie at Domain=.ochk.io so a choice carries across every family site. Pick with <OcThemePicker />. Five skins ship: ember — the family default (a warm, rounded consumer skin: terracotta, 1rem radius, pill buttons, self-hosted Hanken Grotesk; owns the bare :root/.dark base) — plus orangecheck, phosphor, lightning, gold (the four sharp/flat Bitcoin-ethos alternates, attribute-only arms). A skin re-skins color, radius, type, and elevation — not just hue.

The two compose: any skin renders in both modes.

Adoption (consumer site)

src/styles/globals.css:

@import 'tailwindcss';
@source '../../node_modules/@orangecheck/ui';
@source '../../node_modules/@orangecheck/design';
@import 'tw-animate-css';
@custom-variant dark (&:is(.dark *));
@import '@orangecheck/design/styles.css';

_app.tsx:

<ThemeProvider attribute="class" defaultTheme="system" enableSystem>
    <OcThemeProvider>
        {/* …app… */}
    </OcThemeProvider>
</ThemeProvider>

_document.tsx <Head> (avoids a skin flash before hydration):

<script dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: getOcThemeInitScript() }} />

Header (gate the picker behind a flag during staged rollout):

<ThemeToggle />
{process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_OC_THEME_PICKER === '1' && <OcThemePicker />}

Fonts are still loaded by the app via next/font into --font-sans-display and --font-mono-display, exactly as before — the default skins defer to them. A skin may instead self-host its own font in-package: ember ships Hanken Grotesk as a variable woff2 under src/styles/fonts/, declared in src/styles/fonts.css (imported first by styles.css). Tailwind v4 (Lightning CSS) rebases the relative url() on @import, so the woff2 emits through every consumer's build with zero per-site next/font wiring; the browser only fetches it when ember is the active skin.

Adding a skin

  1. Add src/styles/themes/<id>.css declaring the full token set for both modes (under [data-oc-theme='<id>'] and [data-oc-theme='<id>'].dark). Scope every selector to the two [data-oc-theme='<id>'] arms — never touch bare :root/ .dark, or you re-skin the default.
  2. @import it from src/styles/themes.css.
  3. Add a row to OC_THEMES in src/tokens/themes.ts (this auto-populates the appearance menu, picker, Storybook toolbar, and favicon recolor).
  4. Add the id to the hardcoded SKINS arrays in scripts/verify-themes.mjs + scripts/verify-contrast.mjs, then yarn verify (asserts the skin is distinct and AA-clean in both modes).
  5. (Optional) self-host a font: see the Hanken Grotesk note above.
  6. Publish. Every site picks it up on the next Renovate bump — no per-site edits.

A skin is opt-in by default — shipping one makes it a picker option, not the default. Changing DEFAULT_OC_THEME (family-wide) or a per-site <OcThemeProvider defaultSkin> is a separate, deliberate flip.

Build

yarn build          # tsup (cjs+esm+dts) + copy CSS to dist/styles
yarn type-check
yarn storybook      # local showcase
yarn build-storybook

Published via tag design-v<x.y.z> from oc-packages (see release.yml). MIT.