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@livechat/chat-widget-design-tokens
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This package includes the basic design tokens that the LiveChat team uses to build a chat widget.
This package includes the basic design tokens that the LiveChat team uses to build a chat widget.
If you're building a chat widget integration, we recommend using this when styling your components. In that way, your design will stay in sync with widget design.
The package includes:
Using npm:
npm install @livechat/chat-widget-design-tokens
or using yarn:
yarn add @livechat/chat-widget-design-tokens
import { colors, spaces } from '@livechat/chat-widget-design-tokens'
<div style={{ padding: spaces.space6 }} />
Value for particular token is changing depend on the mode Light|Dark
Token name | ☀️ Light Mode | 🌚 Dark Mode |
---|---|---|
border | ||
divider | ||
error | ||
errorContrast | ||
subtleFeedback | ||
subtleFeedbackContrast | ||
caution | ||
cautionContrast | ||
success | ||
successContrast | ||
primaryTextColor | ||
secondaryTextColor | ||
tertiaryTextColor | ||
surface | ||
surfaceVariant | ||
surfaceInteractive | ||
surfaceInteractivePressed | ||
surfaceDecorative | ||
hintSurface | ||
floatSurface | ||
pressedElement | ||
notification | ||
notificationContrast | ||
widgetBackground | ||
disabled | ||
disabledContrast | ||
formIconcolor |
FAQs
This package includes the basic design tokens that the LiveChat team uses to build a chat widget.
The npm package @livechat/chat-widget-design-tokens receives a total of 60 weekly downloads. As such, @livechat/chat-widget-design-tokens popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @livechat/chat-widget-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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