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@tempera/stitches

v0.2.0

Published

An API that generates twind/style shapes from a set of design tokens.

Downloads

3

Readme

stitches

An API that generates twind/style shapes from a set of design tokens.

Demo

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Installation

yarn add @tempera/stitches

Usage

import getStitches from '@tempera/stitches';
import getTwind from '@tempera/twind';
import { style } from 'twind/style';

import tokens from './tokens';

const stitches = getStitches(tokens);

const { tw } = getTwind(tokens);

function Demo() {
  const button = style(stitches.button);

  return (
    <div>
      <button className={tw(button())}>Base Button</button>
      <button className={tw(button({ variant: 'secondary' }))}>
        Secondary Button
      </button>
    </div>
  );
}

Tokens

The plugin expects these specs/tokens to be in the javascript/es6 format which you can generate using Style Dictionary.

In other words, flat modules in PascalCase are expected.

The tokens should follow the following format:

// base format
export const Component[COMPONENT]Base[LONGHAND_CSS_PROPERTY];

// size format
export const Component[COMPONENT][SIZE][LONGHAND_CSS_PROPERTY];

// variant format
export const Component[COMPONENT][VARIANT][UI_STATE][LONGHAND_CSS_PROPERTY];

Examples:

export const ComponentButtonBaseFontSize = '1rem';
export const ComponentButtonBaseColor = 'red';
export const ComponentButtonSmallFontSize = '0.75rem';
export const ComponentButtonSecondaryDefaultBackgroundColor = 'red';
export const ComponentButtonSecondaryDefaultColor = 'white';
export const ComponentButtonSecondaryDefaultFontSize = '0.875rem';
export const ComponentButtonSecondaryHoverFontSize = '0.75rem';
export const ColorPrimary = 'red';
export const ColorWhite = 'white';
export const FontSizeTiny = '0.75rem';
export const FontSizeSmall = '0.875rem';
export const FontSizeMedium = '1rem';
export const LineHeightTiny = '1rem';
export const LineHeightSmall = '1.25rem';
export const LineHeightMedium = '1.5rem';

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