@hashicorp/design-system-tokens
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A package containing the design tokens of the HashiCorp Design System.
Any platform/framework that can process CSS files and can use CSS custom properties ("variables") or use CSS helper classes.
yarn add @hashicorp/design-system-tokens
Then import one of those files in your app's style file (app.scss or similar):
// to use design tokens as CSS variables
//
~/products/css/tokens.css // for products applications
~/devdot/css/tokens.css // for devdot platform
// to use the CSS helper classes
//
~/[products|devdot]/css/helpers/elevation.css // for elevation styles
~/[products|devdot]/css/helpers/typography.css // for typographic styles
~/[products|devdot]/css/helpers/focus-ring.css // for focus-ring style
See the dedicated page on the components website: https://design-system-components-hashicorp.vercel.app/foundations/tokens
See the Contributing guide for details.
This project is licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0.
We use SemVer for versioning.
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