design-token-lock

You can generate Tailwind configuration files and CSS custom properties from a versioned design-tokens lockfile. This lockfile extracts exact values directly from Figma files, ensuring all styling stays in sync with the original design.

You can extract design tokens by pulling exact color, typography, spacing, and effect values directly from Figma files. If no Figma variables are defined, it falls back to computed element styles to generate a versioned lockfile and corresponding Tailwind configuration.

Yes, the design token extraction workflow applies to Figma-to-code workflows for React, Vue, Svelte, and React Native applications. It generates framework-specific Tailwind configuration files tied to a versioned lockfile during automated app build pipelines.

A design token lockfile is a versioned JSON file that acts as the single source of truth for all design values extracted from Figma. It works by generating Tailwind configurations and CSS custom properties that reference its values, ensuring consistent styling across components and teams.

Yes, you can enforce design token consistency during automated app build pipelines by integrating with verification scripts. These scripts check the versioned lockfile to ensure all components use the correct design tokens extracted from Figma.

If your Figma file does not have defined variables for design tokens, the extraction process uses a fallback mechanism. It pulls exact design values from the computed element styles to populate the versioned lockfile and generate the configuration files.