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@perako/design-tokens

v0.0.4

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Dependency-free Perako design tokens for web and React Native.

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@perako/design-tokens

Dependency-free source of truth for Perako color, spacing, radius, typography, and semantic light/dark themes. Consumable from React DOM (web) and React Native (mobile) with no runtime dependencies.

This is the canonical layer. New brand colors, core radii, type sizes, shadows, spacing values, and semantic aliases start here — apps and the UI packages should not invent divergent scales (see plan.md → Governance Rules).

Install

npm install @perako/design-tokens

Exports

import {
  primitives,          // raw color/space/radius/typography scales
  lightTheme,          // semantic light theme
  darkTheme,           // semantic dark theme
  themes,              // { light, dark }
  allTokens,           // { primitives, themes }
  createCssVariableMap,// theme -> { "--p-...": value }
  createCssBlock,      // (selector, vars) -> css string
  createThemeCss,      // full :root + [data-theme="dark"] css
  createNativeTheme,   // theme -> React Native theme object
  rnLightTheme,        // createNativeTheme(lightTheme)
  rnDarkTheme,         // createNativeTheme(darkTheme)
  icons,               // platform-neutral stroke-icon registry (name -> {viewBox, elements})
  iconNames,           // IconName[]
  logoMark,            // themeable Perako logo as inline vector data
  brandAssets,         // manifest of canonical brand files (logos, app icons, favicons, social)
} from "@perako/design-tokens";

Generated artifacts (also published):

  • @perako/design-tokens/css → dist/tokens.css (:root light + [data-theme="dark"])
  • @perako/design-tokens/tokens.json → dist/tokens.json (primitives + both themes)

Web usage

import { createThemeCss } from "@perako/design-tokens";

// Inject once at the app root; toggle dark mode with [data-theme="dark"] on <html>.
const css = createThemeCss(); // or import "@perako/design-tokens/css"

Variables are emitted under the --p- prefix, e.g. --p-color-action-primary, --p-radius-card, --p-shadow-card, --p-gradient-accent.

React Native usage

import { rnLightTheme, rnDarkTheme, createNativeTheme } from "@perako/design-tokens";

const theme = isDark ? rnDarkTheme : rnLightTheme;
// theme.colors.action.primary, theme.semanticRadius.card, theme.shadows.card, ...

Icons & brand assets

icons is a platform-neutral registry of the app's stroke icons (24×24, drawn with currentColor), extracted from the design viewer. Each entry is { viewBox, elements[] } where elements are primitive shapes (path/circle/rect/line/polyline/polygon). @perako/ui-web and @perako/ui-native render these through a shared <Icon name=… />.

logoMark is the Perako "P" logo as inline vector data with per-theme fills, rendered by <Logo /> on both platforms. brandAssets is a typed manifest of the canonical brand files (logos, iOS/Android app icons, favicons, social) — it points at their source location in this repo; the raster/SVG binaries are build artifacts, not bundled at runtime.

The icon registry is generated from the viewer's inline SVGs:

npm run icons:generate   # rewrites src/icons.ts from ../../src/components

Naming lives in scripts/icon-names.json (signature → name); the generator fails loudly on any unnamed glyph so new viewer icons can't slip through unnoticed.

Scripts

npm run build      # tsc + generate dist/tokens.css and dist/tokens.json
npm run typecheck
npm run test       # build + smoke tests asserting required tokens/vars/RN keys

Token changes must keep the smoke tests green — they prove the required CSS variables and React Native theme keys still exist.