@astryxdesign/cli 0.4.4 → 0.4.5-canary.1fdecb1

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  # @xds/cli
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+ # 0.4.5
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+ ---
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  # 0.4.4
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  #### New Components
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  Three more lessons came out of building a real app on it. The page now `<link>`s the theme's webfont from Google Fonts, because the theme _names_ Figtree and never loads it, so every viewer silently got the fallback stack (#5015 again). It imports the theme OBJECT and wraps in `<Theme theme={neutralTheme} mode="system">`, so light and dark follow the OS — the `data-astryx-theme` attribute alone scopes the stylesheet but cannot switch modes. And `#root:empty` carries a "Loading…" state, because ESM-from-CDN has real latency and a blank page reads as broken. Markup is `htm`, with a comment saying it is optional and `createElement` is the dependency-free alternative.
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  A recipe that is only read is a recipe that is only assumed to work, so CI renders it: `.github/scripts/cdn-template-smoke-test.mjs` scaffolds the page with the real CLI and opens it in headless Chromium, failing on any console error, page error or failed request, and on a page that loads without rendering.
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  - `astryx theme build` takes any number of theme files — `astryx theme build themes/*.ts` compiles them all in one process, so an app with several themes no longer hand-rolls a loop that re-enters the CLI once per theme. Outputs are byte-identical to the serial invocations; the run stops at the first failure and names the theme that failed. The CLI's Node floor (>=22.13) is now declared in `engines`, so a package manager can enforce it at install instead of the build failing later (#5121).
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  - `defineTheme`: `color.accent` accepts a `[light, dark]` tuple (#2279)
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  `ColorScaleConfig.accent` now takes either a single hex or a `[light, dark]` tuple, matching `TokenValue`. With a tuple, `expandColorScale` derives the light half of every generated `light-dark()` pair from the light seed's palettes and the dark half from the dark seed's, so each scheme gets a consistent derived palette (muted, on-accent, neutrals) instead of the `tokens['--color-accent']` workaround that skips scale generation. Single-string configs are unchanged, token for token. Also documents the precedence between `color` and `tokens` for accent-derived values: `tokens` entries win token by token, the `var(--color-accent)` reference tokens follow a `--color-accent` override at runtime, and the baked `--color-on-accent` stays derived from the `color.accent` seed.
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  const output = await applyTransform(input);
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  expect(output).toBe(input);
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  });
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+ it('aliases a component wrapper collision in place (XDS -> Astryx), leaving the local fn untouched', async () => {
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+ const input = [
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+ `import {XDSLinkProvider} from '@xds/core/Link';`,
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+ `export default function LinkProvider({children}) {`,
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+ ` return <XDSLinkProvider component={NextLink}>{children}</XDSLinkProvider>;`,
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+ `}`,
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+ ].join('\n');
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+ const output = await applyTransform(input);
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+ // Import aliased in place, local wrapper + its name untouched.
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+ expect(output).toContain('import {LinkProvider as AstryxLinkProvider}');
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+ expect(output).toContain('function LinkProvider({children})');
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+ // JSX rewritten to the alias -> no self-recursion.
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+ expect(output).toContain('<AstryxLinkProvider component={NextLink}>');
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+ expect(output).not.toContain('XDSLinkProvider');
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+ // No duplicate bare LinkProvider import.
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+ expect(output).not.toMatch(/import \{LinkProvider\}/);
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+ });
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+
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+ it('aliases a hook collision as use<Astryx>Name (not <Astryx>use)', async () => {
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+ const input = [
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+ `import {useXDSToast} from '@xds/core';`,
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+ `function useToast() {`,
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+ ` return useXDSToast();`,
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+ `}`,
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+ ].join('\n');
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+ const output = await applyTransform(input);
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+ expect(output).toContain('import {useToast as useAstryxToast}');
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+ expect(output).toContain('function useToast()');
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+ expect(output).toContain('return useAstryxToast();');
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+ expect(output).not.toContain('useXDSToast');
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+ // Must not produce the malformed `Astryxuse...` form.
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+ expect(output).not.toContain('AstryxuseToast');
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+ });
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+
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+ it('aliases on collision with a local default import binding', async () => {
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+ const input = [
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+ `import Link from 'next/link';`,
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+ `import {XDSLink} from '@xds/core';`,
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+ `export const a = <XDSLink href="/" />;`,
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+ `export const b = <Link href="/" />;`,
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+ ].join('\n');
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+ const output = await applyTransform(input);
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+ expect(output).toContain('import {Link as AstryxLink}');
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+ expect(output).toContain(`import Link from 'next/link';`);
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+ expect(output).toContain('<AstryxLink href="/" />');
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+ expect(output).toContain('<Link href="/" />');
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+ expect(output).not.toContain('XDSLink');
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+ });
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+ it('aliases on collision with a local type alias', async () => {
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+ const input = [
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+ `import type {XDSTab} from '@xds/core';`,
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+ `type Tab = {id: string};`,
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+ `const active: XDSTab = null as any;`,
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+ `const local: Tab = {id: '1'};`,
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+ ].join('\n');
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+ const output = await applyTransform(input);
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+ expect(output).toContain('Tab as AstryxTab');
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+ expect(output).toContain('type Tab = {id: string};');
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+ expect(output).toContain('const active: AstryxTab');
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+ expect(output).toContain('const local: Tab');
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+ expect(output).not.toContain('XDSTab');
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+ });
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+ it('aliases on collision with a local interface', async () => {
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+ const input = [
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+ `import type {XDSTheme} from '@xds/core';`,
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+ `interface Theme {}`,
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+ `const t: XDSTheme = null as any;`,
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+ `const local: Theme = {};`,
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+ ].join('\n');
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+ const output = await applyTransform(input);
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+ expect(output).toContain('Theme as AstryxTheme');
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+ expect(output).toContain('interface Theme {}');
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+ expect(output).toContain('const t: AstryxTheme');
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+ expect(output).not.toContain('XDSTheme');
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+ });
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+ it('still bare-renames when there is NO colliding local binding', async () => {
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+ const input = [
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+ `import {XDSButton} from '@xds/core';`,
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+ `export const App = () => <XDSButton label="Hi" />;`,
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+ ].join('\n');
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+ const output = await applyTransform(input);
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+ // No local `Button` binding -> existing blind bare-rename behavior kept.
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+ expect(output).toContain(`import {Button} from '@xds/core';`);
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+ expect(output).toContain('<Button label="Hi" />');
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+ expect(output).not.toContain('AstryxButton');
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+ expect(output).not.toContain('XDSButton');
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+ });
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  const XDS_CORE_SOURCE = /^@xds\/core(\/.*)?$/;
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+ /**
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+ * Compute a collision alias for an XDS-prefixed identifier by replacing the
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+ * `XDS` segment IN PLACE with `Astryx` (as opposed to prefixing the bare name).
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+ * This keeps hook names well-formed:
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+ *
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+ * XDSButton -> AstryxButton
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+ * XDSLinkProvider -> AstryxLinkProvider
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+ * useXDSToast -> useAstryxToast (NOT AstryxuseToast)
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+ *
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+ * Only the first `XDS` occurrence is replaced, matching how `bareName` strips a
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+ * single leading prefix.
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+ */
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+ function aliasName(/** @type {any} */ name) {
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+ return name.replace('XDS', 'Astryx');
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+ }
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+ // Type-only bindings share the module namespace for our purposes: a
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+ // `type Tab`/`interface Theme` collides with an un-prefixed `XDSTab`/
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+ // `XDSTheme` type import and would create a duplicate declaration.
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+ node.type === 'TSTypeAliasDeclaration' ||
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- // declaration, so alias the import to `Astryx<Name>` and rename the
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+ // `XDSCodeBlock`, or a `type Tab` alongside `XDSTab`). Un-prefixing
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+ // directly would create a duplicate declaration (TS2451), so alias the
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+ // import by replacing `XDS` with `Astryx` in place and rename the
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+ // In-place replacement keeps hooks well-formed: `useXDSToast` becomes
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+ // `useAstryxToast`, not `AstryxuseToast`.
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+ const alias = aliasName(importedName);
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  description:
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- 'frame-first app layout: shell choice, region budgets, cards vs rows',
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+ 'outside-in app layout: scaffold -> structure -> spacing -> breakpoints.',
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- section: 'Frame First',
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- title: 'Frame First',
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+ title: 'Overview',
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- text: 'decide frame before content. content-first (Card-wrapped sections in a scroll column) = prototype look.',
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+ text: 'build outside-in. settle the shell + region budgets before any content, then work inward. content-first drifts into a padded column of cards, each section inventing its own container.',
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- 'pick frame: AppShell (nav apps) | Layout+LayoutPanel+LayoutContent (multi-pane tools) | plain column (docs/forms)',
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- 'budget regions in px first: side nav 240-280, rail 64-72, inspector 340-420, facet rail 220-260',
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- 'container policy per region: dense data = rows; dashboards/galleries = card grids',
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- 'write responsive contract up front',
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+ 'scaffold: pick shell, budget regions, choose nav',
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+ 'structure: rank content per region, pick the weakest container that groups it',
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+ 'spacing: hold one content line per region, then tune gaps + density',
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+ 'breakpoints: decide what each region does as width changes',
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+ {
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+ type: 'prose',
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+ text: 'decides layout, not component APIs. npx astryx build "<idea>" = closest template for your app type. npx astryx component <Name> = props.',
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+ },
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  ],
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  },
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- section: 'App Archetypes',
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- title: 'App Archetypes',
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+ title: 'Scaffold',
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+ // Shell
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+ text: 'pick the shell + budget its regions before any content exists. structural widths are the one place raw px belongs; everything inside uses the scale.',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ type: 'list',
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+ items: [
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+ 'pick frame: AppShell (nav apps) | Layout + LayoutPanel in a start/end slot (multi-pane tools) | plain column (docs/forms)',
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+ 'give every fixed region a width budget, so none negotiates for space at render time',
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+ 'read content to set fill vs capped: tables/charts/boards fill; prose/forms/lists cap via Layout contentWidth',
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+ 'set container policy (rows or card grid) before writing content',
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+ ],
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+ },
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+ {
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+ type: 'prose',
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+ text: 'verify: every region has a width budget + fill-or-capped + a container policy written down before any content.',
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+ },
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+ // Navigation
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+ {
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+ type: 'prose',
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+ text: 'nav left open? default SideNav: it absorbs destinations you have not planned yet. app type + destination count are guiding indicators, not determining rules.',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ type: 'list',
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+ items: [
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+ 'SideNav (default): need grouping, customizable, items carry secondary actions, or must collapse. trackers, consoles, settings usually start here',
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+ 'TopNav: shallow nav you expect to stay shallow, context must stay visible, or control/filter-heavy page; + TabList for a 2nd level. media libraries often sit over grid content',
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+ 'both: a genuine suite. TopNav = ecosystem concerns (context switcher, global search), SideNav = product nav',
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+ text: 'verify: you can state the reason in one sentence, and it still holds if the nav doubles. npx astryx build "<idea>" names the closest template, --skeleton shows the pairing wired up.',
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+ },
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+ // Best practices
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+ {
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+ items: [
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+ 'decide frame + region width budgets + fill-or-capped before content',
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+ 'state the reason for the nav choice, or inherit template pairing',
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+ 'raw px for structural widths; interior = tokens',
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+ ],
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+ },
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+ {
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+ items: [
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+ 'build content-first, Card-wrapping each section',
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+ 'stretch prose/forms/lists across a wide region instead of capping with contentWidth',
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+ 'SideNav when the nav is really filters/controls, or must hold wide elements like breadcrumbs',
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+ 'TopNav when top-slot ownership is unclear, or hierarchy is deep or still growing',
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+ 'break template nav pairing without a reason',
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+ {
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+ type: 'prose',
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+ text: 'one lead per region, then rank with weight+color, not size. two text colors only: primary + secondary, nothing dimmer. body copy needs no props.',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ ],
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+ },
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+ text: 'squint test: read lead, then support, then groups, in order. everything at once = raise contrast (weight/color), not borders and not smaller text.',
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+ },
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+ // Containers
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+ text: 'weakest container that reads as a group, escalate only when it fails. weakest to strongest:',
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+ },
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+ 'Divider: peers in a dense list/toolbar, or fencing a header from a scrollable body',
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+ 'Section: default page-structure unit, related content under a heading. no border',
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+ 'Card: self-contained widget (KPI tile, chart, gallery entry) or hard boundary',
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+ },
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+ text: 'test: records -> rows (Table columnar, List single-line); self-contained widget or hard boundary -> Card; everything else -> Section.',
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+ text: 'a region can pin a header/footer while its body scrolls. both are Layout slots, and padding set once on Layout reaches all three, so header/body/footer share one content line.',
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+ 'container owns padding; children zero margins',
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+ 'one content line: text on line, hover bleeds to edge',
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+ 'one padding token across region header/body/footer',
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+ 'contrast tight vs generous gaps',
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+ 'one control size per row; density by use frequency',
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+ ],
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+ },
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+ {
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+ type: 'list',
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+ items: [
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+ 'double padding (component past its heading); keep one inset owner',
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+ 'raw px for interior spacing; tokens only',
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+ 'one repeated gap everywhere',
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+ 'mixed control sizes in one row',
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+ ],
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+ },
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  },
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  {
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- section: 'Responsive Contract',
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- title: 'Responsive Contract',
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+ section: 'Breakpoints',
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+ title: 'Breakpoints',
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  content: [
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+ // Responsive contract
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+ null,
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  {
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  type: 'prose',
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- text: 'declare breakpoint behavior as comment at frame root: which regions collapse/overlay/drop at which widths.',
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+ text: 'lock what each region does as width changes; pair each contract line with the prop/hook that enforces it.',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ type: 'list',
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+ items: [
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+ 'divide: how many regions survive at each width',
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+ 'reveal: which regions earn their width only when there is room, opening on demand below that',
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+ 'resize: content flexes, fixed regions hold their budgets, text capped by contentWidth so line length holds',
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+ 'swap: nav -> MobileNav at the AppShell mobileNav breakpoint; side panel -> Dialog/BottomSheet via useMediaQuery',
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+ ],
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  },
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  null,
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+ {
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+ type: 'prose',
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+ text: 'verify: every contract line names a mechanism, so the comment cannot drift from the behavior.',
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+ },
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+ // Best practices
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+ null,
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+ {
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+ type: 'list',
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+ items: [
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+ 'write the contract down for every region before calling the layout done',
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+ 'decide per region: revealed, resized, or swapped at each width',
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+ 'drop a region rather than let it fight for width it lacks',
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+ ],
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+ },
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+ {
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+ type: 'list',
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+ items: [
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+ '3 regions at a width where none has usable space',
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+ 'shrink every region uniformly instead of swapping/dropping one',
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+ 'a CSS breakpoint the contract comment never mentions',
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+ ],
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+ },
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  ],