The pantoken CLI

@pantoken/cli provides pantoken generate <target>, which writes token source into a target repo. Reach for it when a platform needs generated code rather than a runtime dependency — native apps, CMS themes, and static-site generators.

npx pantoken generate <target> --out <dir> [--theme <name>] [--icons a,b,c]

Targets

Target	Output
swift	Swift source under Sources/<name> plus a Package.swift SwiftPM manifest stub.
android	Android XML resource files.
compose	A Jetpack Compose Kotlin file.
flutter	A Flutter Dart file.
rust	A tokens.rs for egui (default) or iced (--format iced).
wordpress	A block-theme theme.json.
vanilla	A Vanilla Forums variables.json.
drupal	Drupal theme assets.
jekyll	Jekyll site data.
hugo	Hugo site data.
swatches	Color swatches — ase (default), gpl, sketch, or svg via --format.
icon-font	An icon web font (TTF, WOFF2), its CSS, and a codepoints map.
pendo	The Instructure-styled global.css for Pendo guides.

Common flags

• --out <dir> — where to write (default ./pantoken-out).
• --theme <name> — rebrand (default), canvas, or canvasHighContrast.
• --icons a,b,c — icon names to emit as native assets, for targets that support them.
• --class <Name> — the generated type or package name, for targets that need one.
• --format <fmt> — the output format, for swatches and rust.

Examples

# iOS tokens plus two icons, in the Canvas theme.
npx pantoken generate swift --out ./ios/Tokens --theme canvas --icons arrow-left,check-mark

# A WordPress block theme's theme.json.
npx pantoken generate wordpress --out ./wp-content/themes/mytheme

# An egui palette for a Rust app.
npx pantoken generate rust --out ./src/tokens.rs --format egui

Several targets also expose a plain function, so you can call them from your own build instead of the CLI. See the API reference for each platform package.