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@pinfold/css

v0.2.0

Published

Pinfold styles: tokens, reset and per-component CSS in cascade layers, plus the Tailwind v3 preset and v4 theme. Framework-free.

Readme

@pinfold/css

All of Pinfold's styling: design tokens, a scoped reset, one stylesheet per component, and the Tailwind bridge. Plain CSS in cascade layers (@layer pinfold.*), so your own CSS and every Tailwind utility override it without !important. Framework-free.

import '@pinfold/css/core.css';        // reset + tokens, once
import '@pinfold/css/accordion.css';   // per component you use
// or: import '@pinfold/css/all.css';

Using unstyled: true everywhere? Import only @pinfold/css/tokens.css, or nothing.

Style packs

import '@pinfold/css/packs.css';
// <PinfoldProvider stylePack="glass">, or data-pinfold-style="glass" on any element

glass, material, noise and brutalist are token recipes (shape, depth, borders, surfaces, texture), so every component follows them with no extra CSS. They follow your palette instead of replacing it: every colour a pack sets is mixed from the palette tokens. Each one yields to prefers-reduced-transparency, prefers-contrast: more and forced-colors, and glass surfaces are tested to keep body text at WCAG AA over white, black and brand-coloured backdrops.

shadcn/ui

@import "@pinfold/css/core.css";
@import "@pinfold/css/shadcn.css";   /* after shadcn's own variables */

Points shadcn's variables (--background, --primary, --ring, --radius, …) at Pinfold's tokens, so both libraries share one theme. For dark mode set both .dark and data-pinfold-theme, e.g. next-themes attribute={['class', 'data-pinfold-theme']}.

Design tokens (DTCG)

toDTCG(createTheme({ primary: 'emerald' })) from @pinfold/core/palette returns the theme as W3C Design Tokens (2025.10) for Tokens Studio, Style Dictionary and other DTCG tools.

Tailwind

v4: import the theme after Tailwind.

@import "tailwindcss";
@import "@pinfold/css/core.css";
@import "@pinfold/css/tailwind.css";

v3: add the preset.

// tailwind.config.js
module.exports = { presets: [require('@pinfold/css/tailwind')] };

bg-primary-600, text-content-muted, border-line, rounded-lg, shadow-md and ease-pinfold-out all resolve to --pinfold-* custom properties, so they follow npx pinfold theme, dark mode and any runtime override. Variants such as open:, closed: and disabled-row: map to the data-* attributes Pinfold components already set.

MIT © Indranil Bhattacharya