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@qball-inc/tokens

v1.0.1

Published

QBall Design System tokens — framework-agnostic CSS custom properties, component classes, and a DTCG/Style-Dictionary JSON mirror. Zero build step; public default display face is Fira Code (Berkeley Mono restored per README in private builds).

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Links

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Maintainers

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Keywords

design-tokensdesign-systemcsscss-variablescss-custom-propertiesdtcgstyle-dictionarytokensthememonospace

Readme

Install

pnpm add @qball-inc/tokens

Usage

The token layer is plain CSS plus a JSON mirror — there is no build step and no runtime. Import the CSS in your app's style entry. Order matters: the component layer reads var(--token) values defined by the layer above it.

/* app.css */

/* REQUIRED — every --token (colors, --data-* finance signals, --font-display,
   radii, spacing) + semantic element styles + the button family (.btn). */
@import "@qball-inc/tokens/colors-and-type.css";

/* REQUIRED — the application component layer (.stat, .num, .badge, .meter,
   .modal, .switch, .field, …). Must come AFTER colors-and-type.css. */
@import "@qball-inc/tokens/components.css";

/* OPTIONAL — Tailwind v4 @theme export: token-named utilities for your own
   markup + the --font-display override seam. */
@import "@qball-inc/tokens/theme.css";

Switch themes by setting data-theme on the root — light and dark are both first-class and swap every token:

<html data-theme="dark">
  <!-- … --></html>

Consume the tokens as cross-platform data (DTCG / Style-Dictionary shape) from the package root or the explicit subpath:

import tokens from "@qball-inc/tokens"; // → tokens.json
// or: import tokens from "@qball-inc/tokens/tokens.json";

What's in the package

| Import | File | Delivers | Required? | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | @qball-inc/tokens/colors-and-type.css | colors_and_type.css | Every CSS custom property the components reference + semantic element styles + the .btn family. | Yes | | @qball-inc/tokens/components.css | components.css | The full application component layer (the rest of the class inventory). | Yes | | @qball-inc/tokens/theme.css | theme.css | Tailwind v4 @theme export (token-named utilities + the --font-display seam). | Optional | | @qball-inc/tokens · @qball-inc/tokens/tokens.json | tokens.json | DTCG / Style-Dictionary JSON mirror (cross-platform). | Optional |

Importing only colors-and-type.css then components.css (in that order) paints the entire component inventory. Omitting either leaves components unstyled — a silent miss, not an error. Full wiring guide: docs/consumer-setup.md.

Display font

This package ships with Fira Code as the default display face. The system's intended display face is Berkeley Mono, a commercial typeface that is not redistributed here, so nothing licensed reaches the published package. To restore Berkeley Mono in a private build, see the repository README.

Part of the QBall Design System

License

Apache-2.0 © QBall Inc. (The Apache-2.0 license covers this package's code; it is distinct from the Berkeley Mono font license, which is not granted here.)