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@syncupsuite/themes

v0.4.0

Published

Pre-built, culturally-grounded design themes — ready to use

Readme

@syncupsuite/themes

Pre-built, culturally-grounded design themes. Production-ready CSS and TypeScript.

Zero runtime dependencies. Security-audited. 195 tests.

Install

npm install @syncupsuite/themes

CSS usage

Import directly into your stylesheet (Tailwind v4, Vite, or any CSS bundler):

/* Swiss International — modernist grid, geometric sans-serif */
@import '@syncupsuite/themes/swiss-international/tailwind.css';

/* Nihon Traditional — Edo-period Japanese colour palette */
@import '@syncupsuite/themes/nihon-traditional/tailwind.css';

Or import plain CSS custom properties (:root block, no Tailwind):

@import '@syncupsuite/themes/swiss-international/tokens.css';
@import '@syncupsuite/themes/nihon-traditional/tokens.css';

TypeScript usage

import { swissInternational } from '@syncupsuite/themes';

// swissInternational.css         — plain CSS string
// swissInternational.tailwindCss — Tailwind v4 @theme block string
// swissInternational.tokens      — DTCG token tree (JSON)
// swissInternational.meta        — theme metadata and validation summary

import { nihonTraditional } from '@syncupsuite/themes';

Available themes

| Theme | Import | Cultural basis | |-------|--------|----------------| | Swiss International | swiss-international | Swiss graphic design — Neue Haas Grotesk, grid systems, International Typographic Style | | Nihon Traditional | nihon-traditional | Nihon no Dentou Iro — 465 traditional Japanese colours catalogued from the Edo period |

Token structure

Each theme exports a four-layer token system:

primitive.color.*       — 9-step lightness scales per seed color (50–900)
primitive.color.neutral — Hue-tinted neutrals (not dead grays)
semantic.light.*        — Purpose-mapped tokens for light mode
semantic.dark.*         — Purpose-mapped tokens for dark mode
typography.*            — Font stacks, type scale, weights, line heights
spacing.*               — 8px grid (0–24 steps)
radius.*                — Border radius scale (none → full)

Semantic tokens use CSS custom property references — dark mode is a parallel semantic mapping, not a filter:

/* Light mode */
--background-canvas: var(--primitive-color-neutral-50);

/* Dark mode */
[data-theme="dark"] --background-canvas: var(--primitive-color-neutral-900);

Build your own theme

The theme-inspired-tokens Claude Code skill (available in the webplatform4sync marketplace) walks through building custom cultural foundations from scratch using @syncupsuite/foundations and @syncupsuite/transformers.

Package ecosystem

| Package | Description | |---------|-------------| | @syncupsuite/tokens | DTCG types, utilities, validation — zero deps | | @syncupsuite/foundations | Cultural data + color/typography engine | | @syncupsuite/transformers | CSS and Tailwind v4 output | | @syncupsuite/themes | This package — pre-built theme packs |

License

MIT