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The primeng-sass-theme is great to create your own customized look and feel for the UI library - unfortunately updating hundreds of scss variables is not very practical and far away from most peoples workflow.
Releasing the Figma PrimeDesignSystem was a pretty big benefit for our design & development workflow.
The next step would be to get them closer together so that they work hand in hand.
Design Tokens are one widespread possibility to achieve that goal.
Unfortunately I did not find any documentation to automate this workflow and generate a new prime theme directly from figma tokens.
I tried token-transformer in combination with style-dictionary (compare tokens-studio/figma-plugin#703) which leads to different errors e.g. different naming of variables (Background vs. Bg), it invalid variables ([object Object]), etc...
It would be great if you could provide a working example / documentation on create a new primeng theme from figma
or
look into these tools and try to bring them closer together if it's not yet possible at all
Thank you for your time
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The primeng-sass-theme is great to create your own customized look and feel for the UI library - unfortunately updating hundreds of scss variables is not very practical and far away from most peoples workflow.
Releasing the Figma PrimeDesignSystem was a pretty big benefit for our design & development workflow.
The next step would be to get them closer together so that they work hand in hand.
Design Tokens are one widespread possibility to achieve that goal.
Unfortunately I did not find any documentation to automate this workflow and generate a new prime theme directly from figma tokens.
I tried token-transformer in combination with style-dictionary (compare tokens-studio/figma-plugin#703) which leads to different errors e.g. different naming of variables (Background vs. Bg), it invalid variables ([object Object]), etc...
It would be great if you could provide a working example / documentation on create a new primeng theme from figma
or
look into these tools and try to bring them closer together if it's not yet possible at all
Thank you for your time
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: