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unify-token
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Unify Token are collection of global variable that can be used on any supported Tokopedia Platform (currently Web, Android and iOS).
The Token are consist of:
Color
Typography : Font Size
Font Type
stackHeading: Nunito Sans
desktop: Open Sans
lite: Open Sans
ios: SF Pro Text
android: Roboto
Font Size
lvl1: 10
lvl2: 12
lvl3: 14
lvl4: 16
lvl5: 18
lvl6: 20
lvl7: 24
lvl8: 28
lvl9: 34
lvl10: 38
Font Weight
regular: 400
bold: 700
extraBold: 800
Line Height
lvl1: 16
lvl2: 18
lvl3: 20
lvl4: 22
lvl5: 24
lvl6: 26
lvl7: 30
lvl8: 34
lvl9: 40
lvl10: 44
Breakpoint
mobile: 768
tablet: 1024
desktop: 1200
Gutter
mobile: 8
tablet: 12
desktop: 12
Column
mobile: 8
tablet: 12
desktop: 12
Spacing
lvl1: 2
lvl2: 4
lvl3: 8
lvl4: 16
lvl5: 24
lvl6: 32
lvl7: 40
lvl8: 48
Layout
lvl1: 8
lvl2: 16
lvl3: 24
lvl4: 32
lvl5: 40
lvl6: 48
lvl7: 64
lvl8: 96
lvl9: 128
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Design Tokens for the Unify Design System
The npm package unify-token receives a total of 226 weekly downloads. As such, unify-token popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that unify-token demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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