Using CLI
The Tokun command line interface (CLI) provides useful functionality with fewer configurations in an executable format.
Installation
To use CLI you can install it globally:
npm install -g tokun
Or have it as a dev dependency in your project:
npm install -D tokun
Or use it directly via npx:
npx tokun
Commands
The CLI provides the following commands:
build— Build design tokens to a different format. This builder is simplified, to use more advencent option please create a custom script.validate— Validate design tokens against the DTCG format.
build
Build design tokens to a different format. This builder is simplified, to use more advencent option please create a custom script.
tokun build
If options are not provided, then the command will try search for config.json file in the root.
Options:
| Name | Usage | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Configuration path | -c, --config <config> | The path to the config file. |
| Input path | -i, --input <input> | The input file. This can be a glob pattern. See tinyglobby for more information. |
| Output path | -o, --output <output> | The output file to write. |
Config file
You can create configuration file which you can use with CLI build command.
{
"scripts": {
"build": "tokun build -c config.json"
}
}
And the simplest configuration may look like this:
export default {
data: ["templates/basic/basic.tokens.json"],
options: {
loader: "dtcg-json",
platforms: [
{
name: "css",
format: "css",
transforms: ["kebab-case", "css-transforms"],
outputs: [
{
name: "dist/basic/vars.css",
},
],
config: { outputReferences: true },
}
],
},
};
For more details, read Config API.
validate
Validate design tokens against the DTCG format.
tokun validate <inputs...>
Arguments:
| Name | Usage | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Inputs | <inputs...> | The input files to validate. This can be a glob pattern. See tinyglobby for more information. |