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softy-ui-tokens

v1.4.0

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Design tokens for Softy UI — single source of truth for colors, typography, spacing, and radius across 50+ apps.

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softy-ui-tokens

Design tokens for the Softy UI family — single source of truth for colors, typography, spacing, and radius across softy-ui and every app built on it (softyerp, softy-crm, softy-hr, …).

Install

npm install softy-ui-tokens softy-ui

Quick start

/* your app's root stylesheet */
@import "softy-ui-tokens/tokens.css";    /* colors + typography variables */
@import "softy-ui/styles.css";            /* component styles */

Swap themes with one attribute

Preset themes (Purple / Blue / Green / Rose / Orange) are available via data-theme:

@import "softy-ui-tokens/themes/blue.css";
<html data-theme="blue">

Every component reading var(--primary) recolors instantly.

Runtime customization

import { applyTheme, setColor, resetTheme, getColor } from "softy-ui-tokens";

applyTheme("green");                   // switch to a preset
setColor("primary", "#ff0080");        // or pick a custom color
setColor("ring", "#ff0080");

resetTheme();                          // back to defaults
console.log(getColor("primary"));      // read currently-applied value

All changes are instant — no re-render, no rebuild.

Per-app brand override

/* apps/softy-crm/styles.css */
@import "softy-ui-tokens/tokens.css";
:root { --primary: #2563eb; --ring: #2563eb; }

What's inside

| Entry | Purpose | |---|---| | ./tokens.css | :root + .dark CSS variables (colors, typography, radius) | | ./themes/default.css | Purple preset (same as tokens.css) | | ./themes/blue.css | Blue preset | | ./themes/green.css | Green preset | | ./themes/rose.css | Rose preset | | ./themes/orange.css | Orange preset | | ./tokens.json | W3C DTCG token file (for Figma/Style Dictionary sync) | | . (JS) | TypeScript runtime helpers + typed color values |

Figma

tokens.json follows the W3C DTCG format and is compatible with:

Design principles

  1. Single source of truth — don't hard-code colors in components.
  2. Reference, don't duplicate — components use var(--primary), never #7f56d9.
  3. CSS variables everywhere — themable at runtime without re-rendering.
  4. Semantic names — --primary, not --purple-500.