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@strategies/tokens

v3.1.24

Published

Tokens for Sasaki Strategies' design system

Downloads

190

Readme

Strategies' Design System Tokens

These are the tokenized descriptors of the design system, written as SCSS.

Installation

yarn add @strategeies/tokens

Change token value

  • The tokens are stored in JSON files located in the src folder.
  • We use Style Dictionary to generate SCSS variable files from these JSON files.
  • One of the advantages of storing tokens in JSON format is that they can be easily integrated into the token function. So that, tokens can be used in js/jsx/ts/tsx files

Update the scss file with latest token values

pnpm run build

Usage

Include the global styles to normalize the styling environment

// In your top-level SCSS file (e.g. App.scss)
@import '~@strategies/tokens';

If you are using vite, please remove the tide ~ in the import statement, like this

// In your top-level SCSS file (e.g. App.scss)
@import '@strategies/tokens';

Using the tokens in css or scss file

@use '~@strategies/tokens/color';
@use '~@strategies/tokens/font';

.YourComponent {
    color: color.$blue;
    font-size: font.$size-small;
}

Using the tokens in js/jsx/ts/tsx file

  • the `token`` function is for getting the value by passing in a path string
  • to use the token function, please install another package @strategeies/ui
pnpm add --save-dev @strategeies/ui
  • usage example
import { ConfigProvider } from 'antd';
import { token } from '@strategeies/ui';

export const ButtonAntConfig = ({children}) => {
    return (
        <ConfigProvider
            theme={{
                token: {
                    /* token fn here */
                    colorPrimary: token('color.text.danger', '#ff0000'),
                }
        }}>
            {children}
        </ConfigProvider>
    )
}

export default ButtonAntConfig;