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@teamblind-chorus/tokens

v1.0.1

Published

Chorus design tokens — three-tier source (reference / system / component), dereferenced `resolved.*.json` bundles, and a ready-to-import `tokens.css` that emits every token as a CSS custom property. Regenerate with `npm run build:tokens`.

Downloads

299

Readme

@teamblind-chorus/tokens

Design tokens for Chorus. Ships three-tier source JSON (referencesystemcomponent), dereferenced resolved.*.json bundles for non-CSS consumers, and tokens.css emitting every token as a CSS custom property.

Token meaning lives in schema/DESIGN.md. This package ships values only.

License: MIT. See LICENSE.

Install

For full setup (stylesheet imports, dark mode, native pilots, upgrading), see @teamblind-chorus/ui's README — this token package is normally installed transitively via @teamblind-chorus/ui.

npm install @teamblind-chorus/tokens

CSS bundle (most common)

import '@teamblind-chorus/tokens/tokens.css';

Emits:

  • :root { … } — every token as --ref-* / --sys-* / --comp-* (light theme).
  • [data-theme="light"] { … } — same set, so a subtree can flip back to light.
  • [data-theme="dark"] { … } — dark-mode overrides only (diff vs. light).
  • @media (min-width: 800px) { … } — web-breakpoint overrides (typo sizes, layout spacing).

Toggle dark mode: data-theme="dark" on <html> or any ancestor.

.button {
  background: var(--sys-color-primary);
  color: var(--sys-color-onPrimary);
  padding: var(--sys-layout-container-md);
  border-radius: var(--sys-radius-md);
}

JSON bundles (AI agents, design tools, native renderers)

import light from '@teamblind-chorus/tokens/resolved.light.json';
import dark  from '@teamblind-chorus/tokens/resolved.dark.json';

Each entry: { "<dotted.path>": { "$value": …, "$type": … } }, fully dereferenced. Web-breakpoint overrides in sparse resolved.web.json / resolved.web.dark.json.

Three-tier source (advanced)

import reference from '@teamblind-chorus/tokens/reference.json';
import system    from '@teamblind-chorus/tokens/system.json';
import component from '@teamblind-chorus/tokens/component.json';

Values may be DTCG-style references ("{ref.palette.blue.500}"); resolve yourself. Use only if you need source structure (e.g. retheme by swapping the reference tier).

Rebuilding

From repo root:

npm run build:tokens

Regenerates every resolved.*.json and tokens.css. Source of truth: the three .json files in this directory.