refactor: [BD-46] Component generator refactoring #3076
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This is looking great! I left a couple suggestions about linking to the tokens readme instead of having tokens information outside of there. Those are just suggestions, if you feel it makes more sense to keep the information where it is now I'm not opposed to that idea.
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| If you wish to use CSS variables (which is the preferred way of styling the components since values can be | ||
| easily overridden and customized by the consumers of Paragon), create specific design tokens in `tokens` directory (in the `core` and `themes` directories) and then generate (`npm run build-tokens`) CSS variables for your component. |
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I think it'd be nice to keep the design token documentation in the tokens directory and link to it instead.
| If you wish to use CSS variables (which is the preferred way of styling the components since values can be | |
| easily overridden and customized by the consumers of Paragon), create specific design tokens in `tokens` directory (in the `core` and `themes` directories) and then generate (`npm run build-tokens`) CSS variables for your component. | |
| If you wish to use CSS variables (which is the preferred way of styling the components since values can be | |
| easily overridden and customized by the consumers of Paragon), you can do so by utilizing [design tokens](/tokens). |
this way we can keep the documentation in one place and we don't need to remember all the places it needs to be updated if it is changed.
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I edited it, thanks! Your proposal looks more concise 💯
| If you wish to use CSS variables (which is the preferred way of styling the components since values can be | ||
| easily overridden and customized by the consumers of Paragon), create specific design tokens in `tokens` directory (in the `core` and `themes` directories) and then generate (`npm run build-tokens`) CSS variables for your component. |
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| If you wish to use CSS variables (which is the preferred way of styling the components since values can be | |
| easily overridden and customized by the consumers of Paragon), create specific design tokens in `tokens` directory (in the `core` and `themes` directories) and then generate (`npm run build-tokens`) CSS variables for your component. | |
| If you wish to use CSS variables (which is the preferred way of styling the components since values can be | |
| easily overridden and customized by the consumers of Paragon), you can do so by utilizing [design tokens](/tokens). |
same suggestion as before
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Same, thanks
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Description
Since the file structure of Paragon components has changed, the component generator was refactored
_variables.scsshas been removed from the templatecomponent-generatordirectory was excluded fromstylelintcheckingMerge Checklist
exampleapp?Post-merge Checklist