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@tini-work/tokens

v2.3.0

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Design token system for the tini component library. Provides OKLCH color scales, spacing, typography, radius, shadows, and motion tokens — output as CSS variables, a Tailwind preset, and typed TypeScript constants.

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@tini-work/tokens

Design token system for the tini component library. Provides OKLCH color scales, spacing, typography, radius, shadows, and motion tokens — output as CSS variables, a Tailwind preset, and typed TypeScript constants.

Installation

npm install @tini-work/tokens

Exports

| Export | Description | | ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | @tini-work/tokens | Typed TS token constants (colors, spacing, typography, radius, shadow, motion) | | @tini-work/tokens/tailwind | Tailwind v3 preset (tiniPreset) | | @tini-work/tokens/css | CSS file with all custom properties (--primary, --background, etc.) |

Setup

Tailwind v4

Import the CSS directly — no preset needed:

@import "@tini-work/tokens/css";

Tailwind v3

Add the preset to your config:

import { tiniPreset } from '@tini-work/tokens/tailwind'

export default {
  presets: [tiniPreset],
}

CSS variables only

@import "@tini-work/tokens/css";

Then use tokens directly in your styles:

.my-element {
  color: var(--foreground);
  background: var(--background);
  border-radius: var(--radius);
}

Token Categories

| Category | Tokens | | ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | colors | OKLCH color scales (light + dark), semantic aliases (--primary, --background, --foreground, …), chart colors, severity scale | | spacing | Spacing scale (maps to Tailwind spacing utilities) | | typography | Font families, sizes, weights, line heights, letter spacing | | radius | Border radius scale + base --radius variable | | shadow | Box shadow scale (light + dark variants) | | motion | Transition duration scale + easing curves + presets |

Dark mode

Dark mode is handled via a mode selector. By default, the CSS file emits overrides under both:

  • .dark { … } (compatibility with common Tailwind conventions)
  • [data-mode="dark"] { … } (supports subtree theming)
<html class="dark">
  <!-- all tokens automatically switch to dark values -->
</html>

Themes (brand packs) and subtree theming

Themes are handled via a theme selector. The recommended API is:

  • [data-theme="<id>"] { … } (supports subtree theming)
  • Optional sugar: .theme-<id> { … }

This allows global theming:

<!-- Intent: apply a brand theme to the whole app -->
<html data-theme="acme">
  …
</html>

And subtree theming (e.g. previews, embedded widgets, multi-tenant sections):

<!-- Intent: theme only a section without affecting the rest of the page -->
<section data-theme="acme">
  …
</section>

Dark mode composes with themes (orthogonal axes):

<!-- Intent: apply a brand theme + dark mode together -->
<html data-theme="acme" class="dark">
  …
</html>

TypeScript usage

import { colors, spacing, typography, radius, shadow, motion } from '@tini-work/tokens'
import type { Colors, Spacing, Typography, Radius, Shadow, Motion } from '@tini-work/tokens'

Note: TypeScript exports represent the default token definitions. Multi-theme customization is intended to be CSS-first (override variables via selectors).

App semantic extensions (--app-*)

Consumer apps can define additional semantic variables under the reserved --app-* namespace.

/* Intent: app-specific semantics that compose from the design system contract */
:root {
  --app-shell: var(--background);
  --app-shell-foreground: var(--foreground);
}

If you want Tailwind utilities for these, opt-in by mapping them in your own Tailwind config (the preset intentionally does not generate app-* keys).

Token pipeline

Tokens are defined in src/*.json and compiled by scripts/build-tokens.mjs into:

  • generated/tokens.ts — typed TypeScript constants
  • generated/tailwind-preset.ts — Tailwind v3 theme extension
  • generated/css-variables.css — CSS custom properties

Run the build manually:

pnpm --filter @tini-work/tokens build:tokens   # regenerate from JSON sources
pnpm --filter @tini-work/tokens build          # build:tokens + tsup (JS/DTS output)
pnpm --filter @tini-work/tokens validate:contrast  # validate WCAG contrast ratios

License

MIT