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nemcss

v0.6.0

Published

Command-line interface for nemcss, a design-token-driven CSS utility generator

Readme

nemcss

A design-token-driven CSS custom properties and utility class generator

# global
npm install -g nemcss

# local (per project)
npm install -D nemcss

When installed locally, run commands via npx nemcss <command> or add them as scripts in your package.json.

nemcss reads your design tokens and a nemcss.config.json file, then generates CSS custom properties and utility classes. Add the following directives to your CSS input file:

/* your CSS input file */
@nemcss base;
@nemcss utilities;

@nemcss base; is replaced with a :root {} block of CSS custom properties. @nemcss utilities; is replaced with the utility classes used in your content files. The utilities directive is optional.

CLI commands

Run nemcss init to scaffold a nemcss.config.json and example token files, then use build or watch to generate your CSS.

| Command | Description | | ------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | nemcss init | Scaffold nemcss.config.json and example token files in the current directory | | nemcss build -i <input> -o <output> | One-shot build: scan content files and write CSS | | nemcss watch -i <input> -o <output> | Watch mode: rebuild on token, content, or config changes | | nemcss schema | Print the JSON schema for nemcss.config.json to stdout |

Configuration

A minimal nemcss.config.json:

{
  "content": ["src/**/*.html", "src/**/*.tsx"],
  "tokensDir": "design-tokens",
  "theme": {
    "colors": {
      "source": "design-tokens/colors.json",
      "utilities": [
        { "prefix": "text", "property": "color" },
        { "prefix": "bg", "property": "background-color" }
      ]
    }
  }
}

For the full configuration reference, see the documentation.

Integrations

If you use Vite or PostCSS, you can use a plugin instead of the standalone CLI:

See the integrations documentation for setup guides.

Editor support

The NemCSS VS Code extension provides autocomplete and hover docs for your tokens and utility classes via the built-in LSP.