@sikt/sds-tokens

Consume

npm i -s @sikt/sds-tokens

Stylesheet

@import url("@sikt/sds-tokens");

.prefix-custom-block__element--blue {
  color: var(--sds-color-brand-primary-strong);
}

React

import * as tokens from "@sikt/sds-tokens/dist/js/tokens";

<Button style={{ color: tokens.default.color.brand.primary.strong.value }}>
  Hello, World!
</Button>;

Sassy CSS

@use "@sikt/sds-tokens/scss/tokens";

.prefix-custom-block__element--blue {
  color: tokens.$sds-color-brand-primary-strong;
}

Design Tokens

Colors are available in light (default) and dark scheme.
Sizes are, in some cases, available for media mobile (default), tablet & desktop.
When there is no corresponding token in the non-default version the default should be used.

Tips

• Relative size tokens (--sds-base-size-relative-<size>) should be used on user font size setting scalable properties like font-size, line-height, etc. These are calculated from the root font-size so that for example 16px is the same as calc(16 * 1rem / 16).
• Custom media queries are transformed to valid CSS during build step and need to be imported into the PostCSS file that uses them.

Note There is currently a bug in Figma that translates HSL to incorrect HEX color values. If you use the same name token you will get the correct HEX color value.

Contribute

Created using Style Dictionary and exported as CSS, SCSS & JavaScript variables.

Note Do not edit these directly in the /dist output directory but rather in the /src source directory.

Note Style Dictionary tokens follow a CTI (Category/Type/Item) naming pattern that may affect their outcome by what transforms are applied.

TODO: SCSS media query mixins.
TODO: JavaScript relative size variables. How are these used in non-CSS environments?