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@justeat/pie-design-tokens
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Pie Design Tokens repo – our JET global design token package.
Setup environment:
Install the project:
yarn install
Build the project:
yarn build
If you need to add, change or remove tokens the changes should be done in pie-design-tokens.jsonc
file, where all the tokens are stored. To verify that the changes took effect, build the project and check the compiled files in the dist folder.
Each change needs to be accompanied by manual changelog entry in CHANGELOG.md and package version bump in package.json. The package follows semantic versioning.
Each change should also be replicated in metadata/tokensMetadata.json
file.
yarn test
and yarn test:output -u
have to be run to verify any update.
If your change touches the tokens structure, compile scripts in the build folder might need to be updated to make sure that the tokens are compiled as expected.
When raising a merge request in the pie-design-tokens repo, please follow these guidelines.
PR titles should start with the package version number. To mark the ticket as wip, please raise it as a Draft PR on Github.
You can copy the changelog entry into the PR description.
FAQs
Design Tokens for the PIE Component System
We found that @justeat/pie-design-tokens demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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