@shopware-ag/meteor-tokens
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Design Tokens for the Meteor Design System used at shopware
This repository contains the Design Tokens for the Meteor Design System at shopware.
npm install @shopware-ag/meteor-tokens
This packages exposes a handful of files to consume:
As an example we'll show you how to make use of the tokens for the Shopware 6 Administration.
Import the CSS files that contain the corresponding tokens.
import '@shopware-ag/meteor-tokens/administration/light.css';
// If you want to support dark mode
import '@shopware-ag/meteor-tokens/administration/dark.css';
Now, you're able to make use of the Design Tokens trough CSS custom properties, like this:
.sw-button {
background-color: var(--color-interaction-primary-default);
}
To switch to the dark mode add the attribute data-theme="dark" to
a DOM element as far up in the DOM tree as possible.
<body data-theme="dark">
<!-- Your application -->
</body>
Shopware 6 is completely free and released under the MIT License.
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Design Tokens for the Meteor Design System used at shopware
We found that @shopware-ag/meteor-tokens demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 10 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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