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farn-theme

v0.7.0

Published

A token-first CSS design system rooted in the forests of northern Germany — palette + semantic tokens, plus ready-to-use component classes

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Keywords

cssdesign-systemtokenscomponentsdark-modetheming

Readme

Farn

CI License Version

Sharp. Warm. Intellectual.

Farn is a zero-dependency, token-first CSS design system for projects that want a calm, intellectual aesthetic without a JavaScript framework. A single <link> gives you a two-layer token system — raw palette tokens plus semantic tokens for dark and light mode — and opt-in component classes (buttons, cards, forms, badges, breadcrumbs, accordion) and typography utilities built on top. Inspired by Nord Theme.

📖 Full documentation at farn.jbpt.de

Tokens, components, theming, live examples, and copy-paste Templates live on the docs site. This README is just enough to install and orient.

Farn colour palettes — Iron Night, Birch Mist, Forest, Bloom

Install

npm / pnpm / yarn

npm install farn-theme
@import "farn-theme";             /* full bundle: tokens + base reset */
@import "farn-theme/tokens";      /* tokens only — no reset */
@import "farn-theme/components";  /* opt-in component classes */
@import "farn-theme/typography";  /* opt-in typography utility classes */

CDN (no build step)

<link rel="stylesheet"
  href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/jabopiti/[email protected]/dist/farn.css">

Replace 0.7.0 with the latest release tag, or pin it for stability.

Prevent a flash of the wrong theme by adding this before <body>:

<script>
  (function() {
    const stored = localStorage.getItem('farn-theme');
    const system = window.matchMedia('(prefers-color-scheme: dark)').matches ? 'dark' : 'light';
    document.documentElement.setAttribute('data-theme', stored ?? system);
  })();
</script>

Set data-theme="dark|light" for mode and data-surface="base|layer|overlay" for depth — see the Getting Started guide for the full setup.

Repo layout

For anyone forking or contributing:

  • tokens/ — CSS source of truth. Edit here, never dist/.
  • dist/ — built bundles (farn.css, farn-tokens.css, farn-components.css, farn-typography.css).
  • site/ — the Astro documentation site, itself built with Farn.

Build bundles after any tokens/ change with npm run build. Contributor conventions live in .agents/AGENTS.md; release history in CHANGELOG.md.

For AI assistants

The farn-styling skill applies Farn colors and typography to any visual output. If your AI assistant supports skills, you can use this to ensure visual consistency when generating UI artifacts.

A compact reference for AI-assisted coding is also available at llms.txt.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.

Design by Jacob Lueg Tiedemann.