@oxide/design-system 6.7.0-canary.e63e89e → 6.7.1

package/README.md

@@ -20,20 +20,11 @@ Releases are managed via GitHub Actions workflows triggered from the Actions tab
   tag. Install it with `npm install @oxide/design-system@canary` to test changes before
   merging.
 
-## Figma Plugins
-
-Figma plugins live in `plugins/`. Each is a standalone npm project with its own
-`package.json` and `node_modules` — `cd plugins/<name> && npm install && npm run build`
-(or use the `dual-grid:*` / `token-sync:*` scripts at the root). Load a built plugin in
-Figma via **Plugins → Development → Import plugin from manifest…**.
-
-- `plugins/token-sync` — reads the CSS files in `styles/` and compares them against
-  Figma variables; changes can be applied from the plugin UI.
-- `plugins/dual-grid` — generates a synchronised column + cell grid, ASCII grid, and
-  type specimens on a frame.
-
 ## Syncing with Figma
 
+The Token Sync Figma plugin reads the CSS files in `styles/` directly and compares them
+against Figma variables. Changes can be applied from the plugin UI.
+
 To regenerate colour palettes, run `npm run color-gen:apply`. This updates the `--color-*`
 variables in `styles/main.css` and writes the accent override files.
 
@@ -81,7 +72,7 @@ This is type-checked, and will throw an error if the corresponding icon doesn't
 
 ## Usage
 
-This package provides three main entry points:
+This package provides two main entry points:
 
 ### UI Components (`@oxide/design-system/ui`)
 
@@ -126,43 +117,3 @@ content: [
   'node_modules/@oxide/design-system/components/**/*.{ts,tsx,jsx,js}',
 ],
 ```
-
-### Grid math (`@oxide/design-system/grid`)
-
-The maths behind the dual-grid Figma plugin: computes an ASCII cell grid aligned with a
-column grid, where margin, column and gutter widths are all whole multiples of the cell
-size. Pure TypeScript with no dependencies. See `plugins/dual-grid/README.md` for the
-derivation.
-
-`computeGrid` takes the layout column count, the frame size, and either pixel targets
-(`mode: 'auto'` — a solver finds the closest whole-cell fit) or explicit cell counts
-(`mode: 'manual'`):
-
-```ts
-import { computeGrid, gridLineSegments } from '@oxide/design-system/grid'
-
-const grid = computeGrid({
-  mode: 'auto', // or 'manual' with marginCells / gutterCells
-  columns: 12, // layout columns
-  width: 1920, // frame size, px
-  height: 1080,
-  targetMarginPx: 50, // the solver aims at these…
-  targetGutterPx: 20,
-  targetCellColumns: 89, // …and at this ASCII column count
-  // optional: cellAspect, snapRows, pixelSnap, snapTolerancePx, aspectTolerancePct
-})
-
-grid.N // ASCII grid columns
-grid.rows // ASCII grid rows
-grid.u // cell width, px
-grid.cellH // cell height, px
-grid.solvedM // margin in cells
-grid.solvedG // gutter in cells
-grid.margin // margin in px (effectiveMargin includes the pixel-snap remainder)
-grid.gutterWidth // gutter in px
-grid.columnWidth // column width in px
-
-// The cell grid as drawable [x1, y1, x2, y2] line segments, with lines near
-// the frame edge culled.
-const segments = gridLineSegments(grid, 1920, 1080, { edgeCull: true })
-```