What stands and what is planned

Roadmap

What you can use today, and what comes after, in order. There are no dates: an item moves up when it ships.

The products

Four parts, one palette

Everything starts from the tokens; the rest reads them.

Available

The foundation: a CSS stylesheet, DTCG tokens and a resolved palette.json, with contrast checked by tests.

Later

A Lit library of components that read the same tokens and work in any framework, or none.

Sanctuary on the Linux desktop: one repository per application, and a generator for new ones.

Available

The showcase and the documentation, styled by Sanctuary itself.

The roadmap

Each horizon lists what it holds and which product it belongs to.

Ready to use today.

A CSS stylesheet with 4 flavors, 12 accents and 3 glazings, switched with three HTML attributes.Sanctuary Tokens
DTCG design tokens and a plain palette.json for tools without a token pipeline.Sanctuary Tokens
WCAG AA contrast, checked by tests in every flavor; reduced motion respected.Sanctuary Tokens
Install the tokens from npm: @sanctuary-ds/tokens 0.1.0.Sanctuary Tokens
This site: the home page, the playground and this roadmap.This website
Documentation: getting started, philosophy, foundations, accessibility, guides and a token reference generated from the DTCG files.This website
Search across the site.This website

Being built now.

Nothing right now.

The work that follows.

Ports for desktop applications such as mangowm, Waybar and foot, each with install steps and a screenshot.Desktop ports
A ports gallery on this site.This website
Documentation in Spanish.This website

Planned, after what comes next.

Sanctuary Web Components, starting with buttons and form controls.Sanctuary Web Components
A port generator so anyone can bring Sanctuary to a new app.Desktop ports
A changelog for every release.This website

Ideas under study, with no commitment.