@servicetitan/anvil-themes
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Anvil-theme provides global design tokens that are based on core design tokens based on `@servicetitan/tokens`. It utilizes style-dictionary to generate tokens for different platform but the source(JSON) is generated by js files in `./theme`.
Anvil-theme provides global design tokens that are based on core design tokens based on @servicetitan/tokens. It utilizes style-dictionary to generate tokens for different platform but the source(JSON) is generated by js files in ./theme.
npm install @servicetitan/anvil-themes --save
Within the packages dist/ directory there are a few files that can be used.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| ./iOS/* | tokens for iOS |
| ./Android/* | tokens for Android |
FAQs
Anvil-theme provides global design tokens that are based on core design tokens based on `@servicetitan/tokens`. It utilizes style-dictionary to generate tokens for different platform but the source(JSON) is generated by js files in `./theme`.
The npm package @servicetitan/anvil-themes receives a total of 6,477 weekly downloads. As such, @servicetitan/anvil-themes popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @servicetitan/anvil-themes demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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