Practitioner token views

These files are generated from the normalized JSON extracts in the parent directory. They provide a readable summary for design-system practitioners and embed the authoritative raw JSON for auditability.

After changing a JSON extract or manifest.json, run powershell.exe -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File ..\render-markdown.ps1 from this directory, or the equivalent command with .\render-markdown.ps1 from token-library/. Do not edit generated system pages by hand.

SystemModelPublic token coveragePractitioner viewJSON
Adobe Spectrumglobal platform scale plus component-local densityhighViewJSON
Angular Materialnumeric theme density with component-specific clampshighViewJSON
IBM Carboncomponent size variants; density is not a global product modehigh for component size metricsViewJSON
Microsoft Fluent 2 Reactcomponent-local size props over a shared spacing/type foundationhigh for inspected componentsViewJSON
PatternFly 6component-local compact modifiers remap component custom propertieshigh for compact-enabled componentsViewJSON
Salesforce Lightning Design Systemcompact semantic alias remapping plus record-form layout choicesmedium; production resolver privateViewJSON
SAP Fiori / UI5 Web Componentsinherited cozy/compact content-density context with component custom propertiesmedium; global theme package externalViewJSON
Meridianscoped inherited density variables plus explicit component sizes and a local table modifierhighViewJSON
SAS design-system density case studyindependent density collection in a multi-axis token pipelinelow; production package unavailableViewJSON
Uber design-system density democomponent-specific Figma variable collection inherited from a framelimited to visible List Item collectionViewJSON

How to use these views

  1. Read the architecture model and activation mechanism before comparing values.
  2. Treat component size APIs and inherited density modes as different mechanisms unless the source connects them.
  3. Check the evidence gaps before treating a missing value as an invariant.
  4. Use the embedded JSON to audit field-level detail or supply structured context to another tool.
  5. Do not copy external-system values into PDS without the PDS component audit and accessibility validation.