theming-with-tokens

Define centralized CSS token themes with per-canvas overrides for host widgets.

1|Updated Dec 28, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Nymfarious/StickerNestV3 --skill theming-with-tokens
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Skill: theming-with-tokens
Source: https://github.com/Nymfarious/StickerNestV3/tree/main/.claude/skills/theming-with-tokens
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Nymfarious/StickerNestV3 --skill theming-with-tokens

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Inconsistent theming across StickerNest components and widgets due to scattered styles and a lack of a centralized design system.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Token-driven design system: Centralized CSS variables (tokens) that govern colors, typography, spacing, and widget styling to ensure visual consistency.
  • Theme definitions and overrides: Multiple themes (Default, Cyberpunk, Cozy) with the ability to override tokens on a per-canvas basis for flexible branding.
  • Host-widget theming: Tokens can be shared from the host app to embedded widgets, enabling cohesive styling across the ecosystem.
  • Developer-friendly tooling: Theme store, provider, and utilities to apply and inspect tokens across the app.

Quick Start

Install the ThemeProvider at the app root and switch themes to see live token updates.

Frequently Asked Questions about theming-with-tokens

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a centralized token-based theming system using CSS variables?

A centralized token-based theming system uses CSS variables to govern colors, typography, spacing, and widget styling, resolving visual inconsistencies by applying unified tokens across an application shell, components, and embedded widgets.

How do I override design tokens for specific canvases within a multi-theme setup?

You can override design tokens on a per-canvas basis while using predefined themes like Default, Cyberpunk, and Cozy, enabling flexible branding and live token customization without altering the global theme definitions.

How does host-widget theming work with shared design tokens?

Host-widget theming shares CSS variable tokens from the host application to embedded widgets, ensuring cohesive styling and visual consistency across the entire widget ecosystem without duplicating style definitions.

What is the best way to resolve inconsistent UI styling across scattered application components?

Resolving inconsistent UI styling requires implementing a token-driven design system with a theme provider and utilities, centralizing scattered styles into shared CSS variables for immediate visual consistency across the app.

Can I apply multiple themes and see live token updates in my design system?

Yes, installing a theme provider at the app root allows you to switch between multiple themes and see live token updates immediately, applying centralized changes across all connected components and widgets.