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@weasel-js/theme

v0.8.0

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Design tokens shared by weasel-ui and weasel-hud — CSS variables + a parallel TS export.

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@weasel-js/theme

Design tokens shared by weasel-ui and weasel-hud — generated from a DTCG source into CSS custom properties plus a parallel TS export.

Part of weasel, a domain-agnostic 2D scene-graph canvas kit for React. See the API reference.

Install

npm install @weasel-js/theme

Usage

import { THEMES, TOKEN_MANIFEST, type TokenName } from '@weasel-js/theme';
import '@weasel-js/theme/tokens.css';   // required — component styles read these
import '@weasel-js/theme/fonts.css';    // optional — bundled Oswald + Inter

tokens.css is required; component styles reference the custom properties it declares. fonts.css is optional — skip it and the token font stacks fall back to system-ui. Nothing is fetched from a third-party host either way.

Modes are selected with a data attribute, which cascades:

<html data-wzl-mode="light">

Editing tokens

src/generated/ is generated — never edit it. Change tokens/weasel/*.json, then:

npm run gen:tokens -w @weasel-js/theme

CI re-runs the generator and fails if the committed output differs.

Token names are flat leaf keys inside $type groups: color.fg-muted becomes --wzl-fg-muted. The group carries $type and contributes nothing to the name, because --wzl-accent and --wzl-accent-base are both real tokens and DTCG forbids a token that is also a group.

Licenses

Code is MIT. The two bundled fonts are SIL Open Font License 1.1 — see NOTICE and fonts/README.md.