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@momentum-ui/abstract
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We publish a package named @momentum-ui/abstract
. It's a package contains the min unit of Momentum Design.
This package is mainly used to generated theme files for all kinds of project.
npm i @momentum-ui/abstract
const core = require('@momentum-ui/abstract/color/core.json')
;
@./color/core.json
@./color/theme.json
@./color/additional.json
@./icon
Icon name = $component-set-name_$component-name
All icons comes from Figma componentSet's components.
use ‘_’ to connect componentSet name and component name.
use ‘-’ to split the words inside componentSet or and component name.
component name comes from its variants. We have a logic to generate the component name.
The version number will be major.minor.patch
.
@momentum-ui/abstract
will publish a new patch version(patch+1), if there ar.e some small updates. A script runs on 1:01 UTC and 17:01 UTC everyday.
If there are some new feature (new token type), a new minor version will be published. The version number will be updated in a PR.
If Momentum published a new year version, a major minor version will be published. The version number will be updated in a PR.
FAQs
store momentum data
We found that @momentum-ui/abstract demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 15 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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