style-set-create

To create a Vue design system StyleSet, define TypeScript interfaces that extend CSSProperties, adding root properties and nested sub-objects for slots, elements, and child components. This ensures typed styling and scalable component architecture.

A nested sub-StyleSet is a structured style object for specific component slots like headers or footers. You need it when introducing new components to centrally control layout, spacing, and theming while keeping the root API stable.

You enforce style conventions by generating StyleSet definitions that follow v2 rules, using structured naming for $X primitives and nested styleSets. This approach prevents global color token exposure to maintain design-token integrity.

Yes, the v2 StyleSet convention supports incremental adoption by combining root CSSProperties with optional $X objects and child StyleSets. This allows gradual integration without breaking existing components in your design system.

The best way to structure $X primitives is by enforcing clear, semantic names within your TypeScript StyleSet. This avoids ambiguity and maintains design-token integrity by preventing the exposure of global color tokens.

Using nested styleSets for component slots provides structured control over layout, spacing, and theming for elements like headers and bodies. It keeps the root API stable while allowing centralized, scoped styling adjustments.