@phtnalaska/design-tokens v0.22.0

Alaska Design Tokens

Install

$ npm i @phtnalaska/design-tokens

Use pre-processed resources

Located in the ./dist/tokens directory of the npm.

└── tokens
   ├── CSSCustomProperties.css
   ├── CSSCustomPropertiesColorRGB.css
   ├── CSSOpacityProperties.scss
   ├── CSSSizeCustomProperties.css
   ├── JSData--color.js
   ├── JSObject--allTokens.js
   ├── JSObject--deprecated.js
   ├── JSVariables--color.js
   ├── SCSSOpacityVariables.scss
   ├── SCSSVariableMap.scss
   ├── SCSSVariables.scss
   ├── SCSSVariablesMapFlat.scss
   ├── SCSSAlaskaTable.scss
   ├── SassCustomProperties.scss
   ├── SassCustomPropertiesColorRGB.scss
   └── SassSizeCustomProperties.scss

Resource Descriptions

Install with Sass

@import "~@phtnalaska/design-tokens/dist/tokens/SCSSVariables";

// or

@import "~@phtnalaska/design-tokens/dist/tokens/SassCustomProperties";

Install with CSS

With React or similar framework, the CSS file can be imported directly from the npm:

import "@phtnalaska/design-tokens/dist/tokens/CSSCustomProperties.css";

For other frameworks, it's suggested that the CSS file be copied from the npm into the scope of the project with a build scenario.

Install ESModules

Within a webpacked application or a type="module" script:

import {
  AlaskaColorAlertNotificationOnLight,
  AlaskaColorBorderErrorOnLight,
} from "@phtnalaska/design-tokens/dist/tokens/JSVariables--color.js";

Install from CDN

Using unpkg.com, every file in the dist directory can be accessed.

<link
  rel="stylesheet"
  href="https://unpkg.com/@phtnalaska/design-tokens@latest/dist/tokens/CSSCustomProperties.css"
/>

For specifically the CSSCustomProperties.css file, a faster CDN resource is available.

<link
  rel="stylesheet"
  href="https://p2pcontent-fd-prod.azurefd.net/alaska/tokens/CSSCustomProperties.css"
/>