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@sethmakes/tokens

v0.4.0

Published

Design tokens for the sethmakes design language (Vaudeville — Gholson's Follies): sepia newsprint CSS custom properties plus the three self-hosted faces.

Readme

@sethmakes/tokens

CSS custom properties for the sethmakes design language — Vaudeville, the printed-page vocabulary of Gholson's Follies: sepia duotone on aged newsprint, three typefaces with one job each, printed rules, letterpress shadows, and motion shot on twos. Zero JS. Every @sethmakes/css class and @sethmakes/components element reads these and only these; this package is the single source of colour and scale.

House style, in one line: 1933 rubber-hose cartooning posed with rotoscoped weight, printed in sepia duotone on newsprint. The metaphor is print, not screen — every surface is a sheet of aged newsprint lying on a dark stage floor.

Install

pnpm add @sethmakes/tokens
/* app entry CSS — import before @sethmakes/css */
@import "@sethmakes/tokens/index.css";
@import "@sethmakes/tokens/fonts.css"; /* optional — see Fonts */

index.css defines the tokens on :root. fonts.css is split out so a consumer can take the tokens and stay on the serif/mono system fallbacks (skip the font download) by simply not importing it.

What's in index.css

Two tiers. Primitives (the sepia palette, the literal print scales) feed semantic tokens — and only semantic tokens are public API. Components reference semantic names; never primitives, never raw values.

| Group | Semantic tokens | |---|---| | Faces | --mk-font-display (Rye) · --mk-font-typewriter (Special Elite — headings AND utility) · --mk-font-body (Sorts Mill Goudy) | | Surfaces | --mk-color-stage, --mk-color-sheet, --mk-color-inset, --mk-color-plate, --mk-color-ink-surface | | Text | --mk-color-heading, --mk-color-text, --mk-color-text-secondary, --mk-color-text-muted, --mk-color-text-on-ink | | Lines | --mk-color-rule, --mk-color-rule-hair, --mk-color-rule-ghost — plus composite rules --mk-rule-double/-double-thin/-thick/-hair/-dash/-accent | | Accent | --mk-color-accent (ochre — rationed: one spot per view), --mk-color-link, --mk-color-link-hover | | Status | --mk-color-danger, --mk-color-warning, --mk-color-success, plus the state inks --mk-color-state-soon / --mk-color-state-later (bands only — never type; the closed two-value set the medallion's status band reads) | | Focus | --mk-color-focus (the ochre outline) | | Shadows | --mk-shadow-sheet, --mk-shadow-block, --mk-shadow-block-accent, --mk-shadow-press — the complete set; there is no elevation scale | | Type scale | --mk-size-title/-name/-dept/-player/-body/-quote/-mono/-mono-lg…, --mk-leading-*, --mk-track-* (tracking is the loudness dial) | | Space | --mk-space-hair … --mk-space-5xl — the literal print rhythm, not a 4/8 grid | | Medallion | --mk-size-medallion-xs/-sm/-md/-lg/-xl (30/38/60/78/92 — a billing order, not a size scale) plus the band geometry --mk-medallion-ring/-standoff/-band/-bulb | | Safe area | --mk-safe-bottom (env(safe-area-inset-bottom, 0px) — the caller wraps it in max()) | | Radius | --mk-radius-control/-surface (0 by design) and --mk-radius-medallion (50% — the circle is geometry, not softness; the medallion's marquee lamps share that one exception) | | Elevation | --mk-layer-chrome/-overlay/-toast | | Device | --mk-safe-top/-right/-bottom/-left (the phone's insets — zero on every other screen; non-zero only under viewport-fit=cover), --mk-thumb-zone (the bottom third, where the one hero key sits) | | Motion | --mk-frame (83ms — one drawing at 12fps), --mk-dur-beat/-enter/-reveal, --mk-dur-hold (a press-and-hold), --mk-steps-3/5/8, --mk-dur-key + --mk-ease-key |

Everything ships at weight 400. Loudness comes from face, size and tracking, never boldness. There is no info colour, no blue, and no icon set — Unicode glyphs (← → ·), CSS-drawn controls and framed art do that work.

Modes

One. The sheet-on-stage is the mode; a printed page has no dark variant. The old light-dark() machinery is gone — do not reintroduce [data-theme] switches in consumers.

Fonts

fonts.css self-hosts the three faces (latin subset, weight 400, plus the Sorts Mill Goudy italic). It references the woff2 files with relative URLs (url("./fonts/…")).

  • Vite / Astro / most bundlers rebase those URLs automatically. Nothing to do.

  • Tailwind's standalone CLI does NOT rebase them. The emitted CSS keeps ./fonts/…, which 404s relative to your output stylesheet. Copy the font dir into your served assets at build time:

    // package.json — mk-fonts ships with this package (bin)
    "scripts": {
      "fonts": "mk-fonts public/fonts",
      "build:css": "npm run fonts && tailwindcss -i styles/app.css -o public/app.css"
    }

    …and make the URLs resolve to /fonts/… from your stylesheet's location (serving the CSS from web root makes ./fonts/ → /fonts/ line up). If your CSS is nested, vendor a tiny @font-face override pointing at the copied path.

Skip fonts.css to live on the fallbacks baked into the face tokens (Georgia-serif for prose, Courier-mono for the typewriter voice) — legible, but the brand arrives with the webfonts.

Tailwind v4 bridge

tailwind.css maps the semantic tokens into Tailwind's @theme, so utilities are token-driven: bg-sheet, bg-stage, text-heading, border-rule, font-typewriter. Import it after the token sheet:

@import "@sethmakes/tokens/index.css";
@import "@sethmakes/tokens/tailwind.css";

Shipped because the first two consumers each hand-rolled the same mapping — one source of truth beats three copies.

Versioning

Versions in lockstep with @sethmakes/css and @sethmakes/components (a Changesets fixed group; @sethmakes/icons versions independently — the history is in ARCHITECTURE.md). A token rename or value change is a family bump. Pre-1.0: 0.x, minor = breaking.