@pantoken/cli

pantoken generate <target> — emit native and other non-npm design-token source into a consumer repo. Covers targets that don't fit the npm-package model: native platforms, static-site assets, design-tool swatches, and CMS themes.

Install

npm i @pantoken/cli

Usage

pantoken generate swift --out ./ios/DesignTokens --theme rebrand --class PanTokens

Writes:

• Sources/PanTokens/Tokens.swift — the generated Swift tokens.
• Package.swift — a SwiftPM manifest stub, so registry publishing is later a config flip.

Run it programmatically:

import { run } from "@pantoken/cli";

await run(["generate", "swift", "--out", "./ios/DesignTokens"]);

Targets

Supported now: swift, android, compose, flutter, wordpress, vanilla, drupal, swatches, rust, icon-font, pendo, jekyll, and hugo. Each writes to --out and logs the files it wrote.

Flags

• --out <dir> — output directory (default ./pantoken-out).
• --theme <theme> — rebrand (default), canvas, or canvasHighContrast.
• --class <Name> — class or font name for targets that generate one (default PanTokens).
• --icons <a,b,c> — icon names to emit as native assets, for targets that support icons.
• --format <fmt> — output format for multi-format targets (swatches: ase / gpl / sketch; rust: egui / iced).
• --no-scope, --no-important, --no-prune — Pendo target: skip @scope wrapping, !important, or token pruning.

API

• run(argv): Promise<void> — parse argv and generate the target, writing files to disk.
• parseArgs(argv): CliArgs — parse generate <target> [flags] into a CliArgs object.
• CliArgs — the parsed invocation shape.

Related

• @pantoken/core builds the IR every target emitter consumes.
• npm-installable targets (React, SCSS, Tailwind, and so on) ship as their own @pantoken/* packages and don't go through this CLI.

License

MIT