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@servicetitan/tokens
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The design tokens project is available to use in developing custom components and UI that is also used in `@servicetitan/design-system`. It contains variables in SCSS, Less, and JS variables that can be imported into any type of project.
The design tokens project is available to use in developing custom components and UI that is also used in @servicetitan/design-system
. It contains variables in SCSS, Less, and JS variables that can be imported into any type of project.
npm install @servicetitan/tokens --save
Within the packages dist/
directory there are a few files that can be used.
File | Description |
---|---|
tokens.common.js | JS object of variables as module.exports |
tokens.less | Less variables |
tokens.scss | SCSS variables |
@import (reference) '~@servicetitan/tokens/dist/tokens.less';
div {
color: @color-blue;
}
@import 'node_modules/@servicetitan/tokens/dist/tokens';
div {
color: $color-blue;
}
import tokens from '@servicetitan/tokens';
const Component = () => <div style={{backgroundColor: tokens.colorBlue}} />
FAQs
## Usage for Android (Kotlin)
The npm package @servicetitan/tokens receives a total of 3,743 weekly downloads. As such, @servicetitan/tokens popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @servicetitan/tokens demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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