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@minkminks/build-tokens

v1.1.14

Published

Build token from figma design system

Downloads

350

Readme

Mink Build Tokens

A central location to store shared attributes of the Minkminks-ui. These attributes include: colors, fonts, spacing, and more. Using Amazon's Style Dictionary we transform attributes into usable variables for a variety of platforms.

Usage

Install The package in your project

npm i @minkminks/build-tokens

or

yarn add @minkminks/build-tokens

Import tokens into your project based on your requirements

Ideally you'd want to import them into a file that exposes them to your entire application.

SASS Variables imported into a .scss file

@import '~@minkminks/build-tokens/scss/tokens.scss'

CSS Variables imported into a .css file

@import '~@minkminks/build-tokens/css/tokens.css'

SASS Utility classes imported into a .scss file (NOTE: SCSS and CSS utility classes are the same, we provide both if you wish to maintain consistency in file formats)

@import '~@minkminks/build-tokens/utilities/utilities-color.scss'
@import '~@minkminks/build-tokens/utilities/utilities-size.scss'

CSS Utility Classes imported into a .css file

@import '~@minkminks/build-tokens/utilities/utilities-color.css'
@import '~@minkminks/build-tokens/utilities/utilities-size.css'

Available Tokens

  • Color
    • Brand
    • Font
    • Border
  • Size
    • Border
    • Border Radius
    • Breakpoint
    • Spacing
    • Font
    • Width
    • Height
    • Box Shadow
    • Opacity
    • Z-Index
    • Line-Height

Release Types

Must be one of the following:

Major

  • BREAKING CHANGE: A set of breaking changes.

Minor

  • feat: A new feature

Patch

  • fix: A bug fix
  • perf: A code change that improves performance
  • ci: A change to our CI pipelines/workflows.
  • build: A change to the library build process (That does not break the consumer API).
  • test: Added or improved testing in some area of the library.
  • refactor: Changed code structure without affecting features.
  • docs: Added to, or improved documentation.
  • style: Change in code style without affecting features.