feat: declare theme variable for tailwindcss

[lukasjhan]

Summary by Sourcery

New Features:

• Introduce theme variables for Tailwind CSS to allow for easier customization and theming.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

The pull request introduces a theme variable declaration for Tailwind CSS by extending the existing plugin to include a new theme configuration. This allows for the use of CSS variables within Tailwind's theme system, enabling more dynamic and customizable styling options.

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Refactor and extend Tailwind CSS plugin to declare theme variables.	Refactored the existing plugin function to include a new theme configuration. Added a new theme extension that maps CSS variables to Tailwind's color system. Reorganized the existing CSS variable declarations to fit within the new plugin structure.	packages/tailwindcss-plugin/krds-plugin.js

Possibly linked issues

• 모노레포 셋팅 #1: The PR declares theme variables, aligning with the issue's goal to create a TailwindCSS plugin.

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey @lukasjhan - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!

Here's what I looked at during the review

• 🟢 General issues: all looks good
• 🟢 Security: all looks good
• 🟢 Testing: all looks good
• 🟡 Complexity: 1 issue found
• 🟢 Documentation: all looks good

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[sourcery-ai]

issue (complexity): Consider extracting common CSS variables into a shared object to reduce duplication.

Consider extracting the common CSS variable definitions into a shared object. This minimizes duplication while still allowing you to override the values in the high-contrast mode. For example:

const sharedVars = {
  '--krds-color-primary-5': '#ecf2fe',
  '--krds-color-primary-10': '#d8e5fd',
  '--krds-color-primary-20': '#b1cefb',
  '--krds-color-primary-30': '#86aff9',
  '--krds-color-primary-40': '#4c87f6',
  '--krds-color-primary-50': '#256ef4',
  '--krds-color-primary-60': '#0b50d0',
  '--krds-color-primary-70': '#083891',
  '--krds-color-primary-80': '#052561',
  '--krds-color-primary-90': '#03163a',
  '--krds-color-primary-95': '#020f27',
  // ...other shared variables
};

const highContrastOverrides = {
  '--krds-color-secondary-5': '#edf6f8',
  '--krds-color-secondary-10': '#d5ebf1',
  '--krds-color-secondary-20': '#abd8e3',
  '--krds-color-secondary-30': '#75c0d1',
  '--krds-color-secondary-40': '#3d9fb8',
  '--krds-color-secondary-50': '#268097',
  '--krds-color-secondary-60': '#1f687a',
  '--krds-color-secondary-70': '#17505e',
  '--krds-color-secondary-80': '#113b45',
  '--krds-color-secondary-90': '#0e3139',
  '--krds-color-secondary-95': '#091f25',
  // ...if there are other overrides, list them here
};

addBase({
  ':root': {
    ...sharedVars,
    // additional unique variables for base theme
  },
  '[data-theme="high-contrast"]': {
    ...sharedVars,
    ...highContrastOverrides,
  },
});

This refactoring reduces the repetition and makes future maintenance easier by centralizing the shared values.