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@pearpages/pulp-tokens

v0.3.0

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pulp design tokens. W3C Design Tokens (DTCG) JSON in, CSS custom properties and a resolved JSON manifest out. Two brands, light and dark via light-dark().

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@pearpages/pulp-tokens

The design tokens of pulp: W3C Design Tokens (DTCG) JSON in, CSS custom properties and a resolved JSON manifest out. Two brands, light and dark via light-dark().

Install

npm install @pearpages/pulp-tokens

Most apps get the tokens through @pearpages/pulp-css, which imports them in the right cascade layer. Import them directly only if you don't use it:

@import "@pearpages/pulp-tokens/tokens.css";

Use

Read the semantic names, never the primitives underneath them:

.panel {
  background: var(--color-surface-raised);
  color: var(--color-text-default);
  padding: var(--space-4);
  border-radius: var(--radius-surface);
}

Theme with two attributes on <html> or on any element (they nest):

  • data-brand="pulp" | "bitepals" sets the palette, radius, type families and density. pulp is the default on :root.
  • data-scheme="light" | "dark", or leave it off to follow the OS. Colours are light-dark() pairs.
<html data-brand="bitepals" data-scheme="dark">

Tiers

Primitives (raw palette and scales) → semantic tokens (what a value means: surface, text, action) → component tokens (one component's knobs, always pointing at semantic ones). A brand only remaps primitives onto semantic names, so switching brand never touches a component.

Files

| Export | | | --- | --- | | @pearpages/pulp-tokens/tokens.css | every brand's custom properties, in @layer tokens | | @pearpages/pulp-tokens/tokens.json | resolved tokens per brand, { pulp: [...], bitepals: [...] }; each entry has name, path, type, tier, css, value. For tooling | | @pearpages/pulp-tokens/theme.css | Tailwind v4: an @theme inline reference block over the semantic colours, radii, shadows and font families, so bg-surface-base or rounded-control read pulp's variables. Import it after tailwindcss and tokens.css | | @pearpages/pulp-tokens/native | React Native / NativeWind and Tailwind v3: per brand { colors, radius, space, themeVars: { light, dark } }. Names are var(--…) references for the config; themeVars are resolved hex and px for vars(). ESM and require | | tokens/ | the DTCG source files |

License

MIT