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@axa-ch/design-tokens
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The AXA CH Design Tokens project exports design tokens for use in multiple technologies. The following technologies are supported:
If you need our design tokens for a web project you might check this Online demo
The project supports the following design tokens:
To install the AXA CH Design Tokens, run the following command:
npm i @axa-ch/design-tokens
To use the AXA CH Design Tokens in your project, import them based on your technology. Here are some implementation examples that may inspire you:
You can import the CSS variables into your files as follows:
@import url('@axa-ch/design-tokens/tokens.css');
.component {
width: var(--spacing-base-3);
}
Note that for CSS media queries via @custom-media you will need a postCSS plugin
@import url('@axa-ch/design-tokens/tokens.css');
.component {
width: var(--spacing-base-3);
@media (--mq-respond-up-sm) {
width: var(--spacing-base-6);
}
}
If you want to simply import the pre-bundled css variables without relying on a build process, you can import the minified tokens.min.css file as follows:
<link
rel="stylesheet"
href="@axa-ch/design-tokens/tokens.min.css"
/>
Note that the css above doesn't contain @custom-media variables because this directive is not yet supported by any modern browser.
You can import the SCSS variables into your files as follows:
@use '@axa-ch/design-tokens/tokens.scss';
.component {
width: tokens.$spacing-base-3;
@media (tokens.$mq-respond-up-sm) {
width: tokens.$spacing-base-6;
}
}
In case you want to import and scope the css variables into your SCSS application, without relying on the :root global selector, you might want to use our mixins as follows:
@use '@axa-ch/design-tokens/tokens.scss';
.component {
// scope the css variables under the .component class
@include tokens.get-animation-css-vars;
@include tokens.get-breakpoints-css-vars;
@include tokens.get-color-css-vars;
@include tokens.get-radius-css-vars;
@include tokens.get-shadow-css-vars;
@include tokens.get-spacing-css-vars;
@include tokens.get-typography-css-vars;
}
You can import the JS variables into your files as follows:
import * as tokens from '@axa-ch/design-tokens';
console.log(tokens.ColorBaseAxaBlue);
The following theme config might be used as starter for your MUI theme
import {
BreakpointsBaseLg,
BreakpointsBaseMd,
BreakpointsBaseSm,
BreakpointsBaseXl,
BreakpointsBaseXs,
BreakpointsBaseXxl,
ColorBaseAxaBlue,
ColorBaseAxaBlueDark,
ColorBaseAxaBlueLight,
ColorStatusMalachite,
ColorStatusShyTomato,
ColorGreyscale9,
ColorGreyscale3,
ColorUiDesignBurntSienna,
ColorUiDesignBurntSiennaDark,
ColorUiDesignBurntSiennaLight,
ColorUiDesignDarkGrey,
ColorUiDesignAlabaster,
SpacingBase1,
SpacingBase10,
SpacingBase2,
SpacingBase3,
SpacingBase4,
SpacingBase5,
SpacingBase6,
SpacingBase7,
SpacingBase8,
SpacingBase9,
TypographyPrimaryH1,
TypographyPrimaryH1Small,
TypographyPrimaryH2,
TypographyPrimaryH2Small,
TypographyPrimaryH3,
TypographyPrimaryH3Small,
TypographyPrimaryH4,
TypographyPrimaryH4Small,
TypographyPrimaryH5,
TypographyPrimaryH5Small,
TypographyPrimaryH6,
TypographyPrimaryH6Small,
TypographyText3,
ShadowBoxDefault,
} from '@axa-ch/design-tokens';
import { createTheme } from '@mui/material';
const { breakpoints } = createTheme({
breakpoints: {
values: {
xs: BreakpointsBaseXs,
sm: BreakpointsBaseSm,
md: BreakpointsBaseMd,
lg: BreakpointsBaseLg,
xl: BreakpointsBaseXl,
xxl: BreakpointsBaseXxl,
},
},
});
// borrowed from styledictionary
// @link https://github.com/amzn/style-dictionary/blob/399de1331adfa16a94ba3f724a54f9267aa23345/lib/common/transforms.js#L1343C6-L1352C9
const stringifyShadow = (val: {
type: string;
color: string;
offsetX: string;
offsetX: string;
blur: string;
spread: string;
}) => {
const { type, color, offsetX, offsetY, blur, spread } = val;
return `${type ? `${type} ` : ''}${offsetX ?? 0} ${offsetY ?? 0} ${blur ?? 0} ${
spread ? `${spread} ` : ''
}${color ?? `#000000`}`;
};
const theme = createTheme({
palette: {
primary: {
main: ColorBaseAxaBlue,
dark: ColorBaseAxaBlueDark,
light: ColorBaseAxaBlueLight,
},
secondary: {
main: ColorUiDesignBurntSienna,
dark: ColorUiDesignBurntSiennaDark,
light: ColorUiDesignBurntSiennaLight,
},
error: {
main: ColorStatusShyTomato,
},
success: {
main: ColorStatusMalachite,
},
background: {
default: ColorUiDesignAlabaster,
paper: ColorGreyscale9,
},
text: {
primary: ColorUiDesignDarkGrey,
secondary: ColorGreyscale3,
},
},
spacing: [
0,
SpacingBase1,
SpacingBase2,
SpacingBase3,
SpacingBase4,
SpacingBase5,
SpacingBase6,
SpacingBase7,
SpacingBase8,
SpacingBase9,
SpacingBase10,
],
breakpoints: {
values: {
xs: BreakpointsBaseXs,
sm: BreakpointsBaseSm,
md: BreakpointsBaseMd,
lg: BreakpointsBaseLg,
xl: BreakpointsBaseXl,
xxl: BreakpointsBaseXxl,
},
},
typography: {
fontFamily: TypographyText3.fontFamily,
fontSize: TypographyText3.fontSize,
allVariants: {
fontFamily: TypographyText3.fontFamily,
fontSize: TypographyText3.fontSize,
lineHeight: TypographyText3.lineHeight,
color: ColorUiDesignDarkGrey,
},
body1: {
fontFamily: TypographyText3.fontFamily,
fontSize: TypographyText3.fontSize,
lineHeight: TypographyText3.lineHeight,
},
h1: {
...TypographyPrimaryH1Small,
[breakpoints.up('md')]: TypographyPrimaryH1,
},
h2: {
...TypographyPrimaryH2Small,
[breakpoints.up('md')]: TypographyPrimaryH2,
},
h3: {
...TypographyPrimaryH3Small,
[breakpoints.up('md')]: TypographyPrimaryH3,
},
h4: {
...TypographyPrimaryH4Small,
[breakpoints.up('md')]: TypographyPrimaryH4,
},
h5: {
...TypographyPrimaryH5Small,
[breakpoints.up('md')]: TypographyPrimaryH5,
},
h6: {
...TypographyPrimaryH6Small,
[breakpoints.up('md')]: TypographyPrimaryH6,
},
},
shadows: ['none', stringifyShadow(ShadowBoxDefault)],
shape: {
borderRadius: 0,
},
});
export default theme;
You can extend your tailwind.config.js file as follows:
import axaBaseTailwindConfig from '@axa-ch/design-tokens/tailwind.config';
export default {
presets: [axaBaseTailwindConfig],
// ...
};
You can extend your top level index.css file as follows:
@import 'tailwindcss';
@import '@axa-ch/design-tokens/tailwind-theme.css' layer(theme);
You can import the tokens.json into figma via Tokens Studio Plugin.
This will allow to sync your figma library with the tokens exposed in this project.
FAQs
AXA Design Tokens
We found that @axa-ch/design-tokens demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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