PrimerCheckoutTheme is the single container for design-token overrides. Pass it to the entry-point APIs to restyle the checkout UI without replacing Primer’s internal token system.
Internally, the SDK ships auto-generated DesignTokens that remain the source of truth, with a light and a dark set of defaults. When you supply a PrimerCheckoutTheme, the SDK merges your overrides on top of those defaults, and any nil value falls back to the internal default. Colors are the exception: colors applies in light mode only, and dark mode reads darkColors alone. A color you leave out of darkColors uses Primer’s dark default, not the matching colors value. To change a color in both modes, set it in both groups. radius, spacing, sizes, typography, and width apply in both modes. You only set the tokens you want to change.
Every override property is optional. A
PrimerCheckoutTheme() with no arguments applies the SDK’s default appearance, so you can start from the defaults and override one group, or one token, at a time.Declaration
Initializer
Parameters
A NaN or infinite radius, spacing, size, width, or typography number is ignored with a warning, and that token keeps its default.
Properties
PrimerCheckoutTheme is Equatable and exposes one immutable property per initializer parameter. Each is the optional value you passed to the initializer.
Token groups
A theme is made up of six override groups.ColorOverrides is used twice, for colors (light mode) and darkColors (dark mode). Each group is its own optional struct whose properties are all optional, so you only specify the tokens you want to change. The four documentation pages below cover the full property list, types, and defaults for every group.
The Shape tokens page documents three groups together:
RadiusOverrides, SizeOverrides, and WidthOverrides.Applying a theme
PrimerCheckoutTheme is accepted by all three entry points. The managed view and the UIKit presenter take it as primerTheme; the session takes it as theme. The .primerCheckoutSession(_:theme:onCompletion:) modifier also takes an optional theme. When you pass one, it replaces the session’s theme and applies again each time the value changes, so you can switch appearance at runtime.
With the managed view
With a custom layout
Theme example
Build a theme by composing the override groups. Each group only sets the tokens you care about; everything else inherits the SDK defaults.See also
Color tokens
Override brand, background, text, border, and icon colors for light and dark mode.
Typography tokens
Customize title and body text styles.
Spacing tokens
Tune padding and margin values.
Shape tokens
Radius, size, and border-width overrides.