The polyxd command: make a Polyxd design-system pack from your own tokens, and check it against the contract
npx polyxd pack ./src/tokens.css # a Polyxd pack from your design system's tokens
npx polyxd check ./ds-acme/manifest.json
POLYXD_STUDIO_KEY=… npx polyxd studio push ./ --to https://studio.polyxd.com/api/w/acme
npx polyxd dev ./screens # preview the documents in a folder as you edit them
pack reads your CSS custom properties (or a DTCG JSON file), maps what it can onto Polyxd's semantic token contract, and writes a pack plus a mapping file recording every guess. It reports what's still missing and any of your own colour pairs that fail contrast. check validates a pack against the contract. studio push sends a token package (packed with npm, so private registries never matter), a tarball or a single token file to Polyxd Studio as a new version of your design system; made for a CI step on every release, with an API key from Studio's Team page.
dev watches a folder of documents and serves a page that renders the selected one with the real renderer in any built-in pack (or yours, with --pack), light or dark, phone to desktop, with the static check, the document, its data and the actions it dispatches beside it; it reloads in place on save. --verify adds a button that runs the full verifier when @polyxd/verifier is installed.
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The polyxd command: make a Polyxd design-system pack from your own tokens, and check it against the contract
The npm package polyxd receives a total of 440 weekly downloads. As such, polyxd popularity was classified as not popular.
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