variable_data.ts

Border radii in rem, before the --radius_scale multiplier.

Layout distances in px - breakpoint-ish widths, insensitive to font size.

Transition durations in seconds, from a UI beat to a slow ambient sweep.

Font sizes in rem. md and the steps below it are fitted literals the CSS emits. The steps above md are md * TYPE_SCALE_RATIO ** n rounded to two places - the numeric twin of the CSS defaults, which derive from --type_scale_ratio and never read these values - kept for anything that wants the default numbers, and pinned to the formula by the tests.

Formats a letter's gloss for display: the color name plus the default intent binding where one exists, e.g. blue · default accent. Shared by display surfaces so the phrasing can't drift.

Icon sizes in px, stepping up by roughly the golden ratio and rounded to the nearest pixel. Deliberately insensitive to font size, hence px rather than rem.

The semantic color intents that derive full scales through the shared ramps. The neutral is also an intent (--hue_neutral) but is absent here because its scales are shade_* and text_* rather than a neutral_00 through neutral_100 family.

Line heights, unitless so they scale with the font size.

The standard numeric scale used across multiple variable families. Provides 13 steps from 00 (surface/subtle) to 100 (contrast/bold).

Numeric scale with min/max extremes for scales that need untinted endpoints. Used by text and shade scales where min/max represent pure black/white values.

The perceptual alpha curve the darken_*/lighten_* overlays share: the hex alpha byte each stop renders with, and the percentage it works out to.

Letter glosses: each palette slot's default color plus its default intent binding where one exists. Display data for docs and the theme editor - themes recolor the slots, so these describe the defaults, not promises. The neutral binds like an intent (--hue_neutral: var(--hue_f)) despite being absent from intent_variants.

Full shade scale including min/max extremes for untinted surfaces.

Shadow alphas in %, per color scheme, before the --shadow_alpha_scale multiplier. A perceptually-uniform curve - small gaps at the low end where subtle changes are perceptible, large at the high end - boosted at the low end in dark mode, where shadows read weakly against dark backgrounds.

Shadow geometry per size in px. The directional variants sign the offset, and the inset pair signs it the other way, so top always names the lit edge; see shadow_variant_prefixes for the six shapes each size emits.

Spaces in rem, before the --space_scale multiplier.

Full text scale including min/max extremes for knockout text.

The default ratio between font size steps above md, roughly sqrt(golden ratio). In CSS it is the --type_scale_ratio knob those steps derive from.