react-native-dls

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Enforces design token usage in React Native apps to prevent hardcoded styles and promote consistency

  • Identifies inline color, spacing, and font definitions in React Native components.
  • Deploys TypeScript decorators for type checking and validation of design tokens.
  • Automatically replaces literals with imported design tokens from `theme` directories.
  • Generates error messages and suggestions to refactor code for better maintainability.

SKILL.md

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---
name: react-native-dls
description: Enforce design token usage in React Native. Use when enforcing a design system, preventing hardcoded styles, or implementing theme tokens in React Native.
metadata:
  triggers:
    files:
    - '**/*Screen.tsx'
    - '**/*Component.tsx'
    - '**/theme/**'
    - '**/styles/**'
    keywords:
    - StyleSheet
    - styled-components
    - theme
    - colors
    - spacing
---
# React Native Design System

## **Priority: P1 (OPERATIONAL)**

Enforce design token usage in React Native apps.

## Guidelines

- **Structure**: Define tokens in `theme/colors.ts`, `spacing.ts`, `typography.ts`.
- **Usage**: Import tokens (`colors.primary`) instead of literals (`#000`).
- **Styling**: Compatible with `StyleSheet` and `styled-components`.

## Anti-Patterns

- **No Inline Colors**: Use `'#FF0000'` → Error. Import from `theme/colors`.
- **No Magic Spacing**: Use `padding: 16` → Error. Use `spacing.md`.
- **No Inline Fonts**: Define `fontSize: 20` → Error. Use `typography.h1`.

## References

See [references/usage.md](references/usage.md) for design token usage examples.

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