---
title: "RolePair"
description: "One semantic role in both colour modes."
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source: "https://opsinjs.pensievelabs.org/reference/api/RolePair.md"
section: "Reference"
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---

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## RolePair [#rolepair]

One semantic role in both colour modes. Roles are derived as a pair, because a role that exists only in light mode is a role that breaks in dark.

| Kind      | Declared in           |
| --------- | --------------------- |
| interface | `lib/color/derive.ts` |

```ts
export interface RolePair {
  light: RoleValue
  dark: RoleValue
}
```

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