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- @cobalt-ui/cli/dist/build.js
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Readme
Cobalt UI
CLI for managing Design Tokens Community Group (DTCG) token manifests (tokens.json
) and generating code for any platform via plugins.
Usage
Install:
npm i -D @cobalt-ui/cli
And place a tokens.config.mjs
file in the root of your project. Here are all the options, along with defaults:
// tokens.config.mjs
/** @type {import("@cobalt-ui/core").Config} */
export default {
/** path to tokens.json */
tokens: "./tokens.json",
/** output directory for generated code*/
outDir: "./tokens/",
/** plugins to generate different outputs */
plugins: [],
};
Commands
All CLI commands require a config to work properly, with the exception of co check
and co convert
.
npx co [command]
Command | Notes |
---|---|
build |
Turn design tokens into output files using plugins. You can watch for changes in dev mode with build --watch . |
bundle --out [path] |
Bundle multiple tokens.json files into one, e.g. co bundle --out path/to/output.json . Can output .json or .yaml . Requires multiple schemas set in config |
check [path] |
Validate a tokens.json file and check for errors. This won’t output any files. |
init |
Create a starter tokens.json file. |
convert [path] --out [path] |
Convert a Style Dictionary JSON file to DTCG (docs) |
Plugins
Plugins are the entire purpose of using Cobalt! See the plugin documentation for instructions on getting started.