@pantoken/swift

Emit Instructure design tokens as Swift, via Style Dictionary. This is pantoken's native proof: it flattens the token IR to concrete, single-mode values, keeps the natively-typed tokens (colours, dimensions, numbers), and hands them to @pantoken/sd-config.

Install

npm i @pantoken/swift

Usage

import { generateSwift } from "@pantoken/swift";

const file = await generateSwift({
  outDir: "./Sources/Tokens",
  theme: "rebrand",
  className: "PanTokens", // the generated Swift class name (default)
  icons: ["add", "check"], // optional: also emit an Icons.xcassets asset catalog
});
// writes Tokens.swift (class PanTokens { … })

Or via the CLI:

pantoken generate swift --out ./MyTokens

Output

• A Swift file declaring a class (named after className) of Color, CGFloat, and numeric constants.
• With icons set: an Icons.xcassets asset catalog of vector-preserving imagesets for the requested glyphs.

The CLI wraps the same output in a Swift Package: it writes the source under <out>/Sources/<className>/ and a Package.swift SwiftPM manifest stub at <out>/, so the directory is publishable to SwiftPM as-is. Swapping the platform (Flutter, Compose) reuses the same path through @pantoken/sd-config.

API

• generateSwift(options): Promise<string> — emit Swift for a named theme (from the vendored @pantoken/tokens IR). Returns the written file path.
• toSwift(tokens, options): Promise<string> — same, but for an explicit token IR. Returns the written file path.
• GenerateSwiftOptions — the outDir, theme, mode, className, and icons options both take.

Related

• Uses @pantoken/tokens for the vendored token IR and @pantoken/sd-config for the Style Dictionary platforms.
• Pairs with @pantoken/compose and @pantoken/flutter, the same shape for other native targets.

License

MIT