Overview
An overview of every published package in the Acronis UI Kit — the component library, its design-data sources, and the generated artifacts in between.
@acronis-platform/ui-react does not stand alone. It sits on top of a small
ecosystem of published packages that carry the design data, generate the
themeable CSS, and ship the icons. This section is an overview of that whole
inventory — ui-react included — so you can consume any of them directly or
understand how a token or icon flows from design into a component.
The pipeline
Two source packages hold hand-curated design data exported from Figma:
@acronis-platform/design-tokens— DTCG JSON: colors, typography, spacing, radii, and the per-component token values.@acronis-platform/design-assets— JSON manifests plus the bundled icon and illustration binaries they point at.
Build tooling under tools/ transforms that data:
tools/style-dictionarytranslatesdesign-tokensinto CSS custom properties, Tailwind presets, and a DTCG intermediate.- The icon generator turns the
design-assetsmanifests and binaries into React components.
The result is two generated, published packages:
@acronis-platform/tokens-pd— per-brand CSS (--ui-*custom properties), per-component CSS, and Tailwind presets.@acronis-platform/icons-react— tree-shakeable React icon components.
Finally, @acronis-platform/ui-react consumes tokens-pd for theming and
icons-react for composed icons.
design-tokens ─┐ ┌─► tokens-pd ──┐
├─► (tools/style-dict.) ─┤ ├─► ui-react
design-assets ─┘ (icon generator) └─► icons-react ─┘Published packages
| Package | Ships | Published |
|---|---|---|
@acronis-platform/ui-react | Base UI React components, themed via tokens-pd | yes |
@acronis-platform/tokens-pd | Per-brand + per-component CSS, Tailwind presets, DTCG JSON | yes |
@acronis-platform/icons-react | React icon components, per-pack subpath exports | yes |
@acronis-platform/design-tokens | DTCG-2025.10 token JSON (the source of truth) | yes |
@acronis-platform/design-assets | Icon / illustration JSON manifests + bundled binaries | yes |
The tooling under tools/ and the docs app are private and not
published.