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@tfrc/foundation

v1.1.0

Published

Color ramps, spacing base, reset, and the token contract. No user-facing components. Consumed by @tfrc/marketing and @tfrc/product — never the other way around.

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@tfrc/foundation

Ships no user-facing CSS directly. Consumed by @tfrc/marketing and @tfrc/product, and therefore installed transitively by every consumer — which is why the consumer-side checker lives here rather than in a fourth package (decisions/0009.md).

Contains:

  • bin/tfrc-verify.js — the check a consumer runs on itself, via npx tfrc-verify. Enforces one-dialect-only, pinned versions, no raw color values, and the reserved gain/loss colors, in repositories this one cannot see. Tested by scripts/test-verify-consumer.js.
  • src/palettes/meridian.css — the active v1 palette (raw ramps only)
  • src/palettes/{lilac,meadow,daylight}.css — designed alternates, not wired into any shipped package. See decisions/0003.md.
  • src/base.css — reset, focus-visible, reduced-motion, the 4px spacing scale, and shared easing curve shapes (not durations — those diverge per package, see decisions/0004.md).
  • src/index.css — imports the active palette + base, in that order.

Does not contain semantic tokens (--color-accent and friends) or any component. See CONTRACT.md for what every consumer must define, and decisions/0004-token-contract-not-shared-values.md for why the contract lives here but the values don't.

To change the active palette, do not edit this package — point @tfrc/marketing's and @tfrc/product's tokens.css imports at a different palette file, and update STATE.md.