@consensys/ds3-config v0.0.2

@consensys/ds3-config

🚧 Note: This package is under active development. While we're working hard to make it production-ready, please be aware that APIs and features may change. We welcome your feedback and contributions as we continue to improve!

🔧 Unified configuration layer for the DS3 ecosystem

Build consistent, type-safe applications across web and React Native with a single configuration layer that handles framework integration, theming, and build tooling.

// One configuration. Any platform. Native everywhere.
import { vitePlugin } from '@consensys/ds3-config/vite';
import { nativewindPreset } from '@consensys/ds3-config/nativewind';

✨ Standout Features

🔄 Framework Integration - Seamless setup for Vite, Expo, and React Native with optimized defaults

🎨 Theme Integration - Unified theming system that works across all platforms

🔧 Build Tooling - Comprehensive build configurations for web and native development

📱 Cross-Platform - Consistent configuration patterns for web and React Native

🛠️ Type Safety - Full TypeScript support with comprehensive type definitions

🏗️ Workspace Support - Optimized for monorepo setups with proper module resolution

🚀 Get Started

pnpm add @consensys/ds3-config

Theme Configuration & Runtime Access

The configuration system follows a three-step process to make your theme available throughout your application:

1. Configuration: Define your theme settings in theme.config.ts
2. Processing: The configuration is processed and transformed into a runtime theme object
3. Injection: The theme object is injected into your application's global scope

Each platform has its own way of accessing global variables:

• Web (Vite): See Vite Plugin section for details
• React Native (Expo): See Expo Configuration section for details

Theme Configuration

For detailed theme configuration options, see the @consensys/ds3-theme documentation.

// theme.config.ts
import { UserConfig } from '@consensys/ds3-theme'

export default {
  themes: {
    default: {
      colors: {
        neutral: 'gray',
        primary: 'blue',
        secondary: 'violet',
        error: 'red',
        warning: 'amber',
        success: 'green',
      },
    },
  },
} satisfies UserConfig;

📚 Configuration Options

Vite Plugin

The Vite plugin provides optimized defaults for web development:

// vite.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from 'vite'
import ds3 from '@consensys/ds3-config/vite';
import themeConfig from "./theme.config";

export default defineConfig(({ command }) => ({
  plugins: [
    ds3(command, themeConfig),
  ],
}));

The plugin automatically:

• Configures React and React Native Web
• Sets up NativeWind babel preset
• Injects theme configuration into import.meta.env.DS3
• Optimizes dependencies for @consensys/ds3 components

You can access the theme configuration in your application using:

const theme = import.meta.env.DS3;

See vite.plugin.ts for implementation details. See vite.config.ts for usage example.

NativeWind Preset

The NativeWind preset combines Tailwind and React Native styling:

// tailwind.config.js
import nativewindPreset from "@consensys/ds3-config/nativewind";
import themeConfig from "./theme.config";

export default {
  content: [
    "./index.html",
    "./src/**/*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx}",
    './node_modules/@consensys/ds3/**/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx}',
  ],
  presets: [nativewindPreset(themeConfig)]
}

See nativewind.preset.ts for implementation details. See tailwind.config.js for usage example.

Expo Configuration

Expo-specific configurations for React Native development:

// app.config.js
import withDs3 from '@consensys/ds3-config/expo';
import themeConfig from './theme.config';

module.exports = ({ config }) => {
  return withDs3({ config, themeConfig });
};

The Expo configuration:

• Processes and validates your theme configuration
• Injects the theme into global.DS3 for runtime access
• Ensures consistent theming across your React Native application

You can access the theme configuration in your application using:

const theme = global.DS3;

See expo.preset.ts for implementation details. See app.config.js for usage example.

Babel Configuration

// babel.config.js
module.exports = function (api) {
  api.cache(true);
  return {
    presets: ['@consensys/ds3-config/expo/babel'],
  };
};

The babel preset automatically configures:

• babel-preset-expo with NativeWind support
• NativeWind babel plugin
• Proper JSX handling for React Native

See babel.preset.ts for implementation details. See babel.config.js for usage example.

Metro Configuration

Metro bundler configuration for React Native:

// metro.config.js
const { getDefaultConfig } = require('expo/metro-config');
const { withDs3Workspace } = require('@consensys/ds3-config/metro');

const config = getDefaultConfig(__dirname);
module.exports = withDs3Workspace(config);

The Metro configuration:

• Sets up NativeWind processing
• Configures proper module resolution
• Handles monorepo workspace dependencies
• Optimizes build performance

See metro.config.ts for implementation details. See metro.config.js for usage example.

For complete examples, see:

• Vite Example - Web implementation
• Expo Example - React Native implementation

🏛️ Architecture

@consensys/ds3-config provides a unified configuration layer that ties together the entire DS3 ecosystem:

1. Single Source of Truth

   • One theme.config.ts file configures everything
   • Type-safe configuration with UserConfig type
   • Consistent theming across all platforms

2. Framework Integration

   • Vite for web development
   • Expo for React Native
   • NativeWind for styling
   • Metro for bundling

3. Workspace Optimization

   • Monorepo-aware module resolution
   • Shared dependency management
   • Consistent build configuration
   • Development server optimization

🛠️ Development

# Install dependencies
pnpm i

# Watch and build
pnpm dev

# Production build
pnpm build

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions!

📜 License

MIT