@eocrm/design-system 0.6.23 → 0.7.0

package/src/components/Progress/Progress.tsx

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-import { forwardRef, type HTMLAttributes, type ReactNode } from 'react';
-import clsx from 'clsx';
-import { useTranslation } from '../../i18n/useTranslation';
-import styles from './Progress.module.scss';
-
-/** Visual size — controls the track height. */
-export type ProgressSize = 'sm' | 'md' | 'lg';
-
-/** Color tone for the fill. Default `'default'` uses the accent color. */
-export type ProgressTone = 'default' | 'success' | 'warning' | 'danger';
-
-/** Label render mode. */
-export type ProgressLabel = boolean | ReactNode;
-
-export interface ProgressProps extends Omit<HTMLAttributes<HTMLDivElement>, 'role'> {
-  /**
-   * Current progress value. Omit (or pass `undefined`) to render the
-   * indeterminate animation.
-   *
-   * Two-channel behavior for out-of-range and degenerate values:
-   * - **Visual fill** is clamped to [0%, 100%]. Values outside [0, max]
-   *   render at the nearest valid bound.
-   * - **ARIA `aria-valuenow`** reports the raw number — this is the right
-   *   screen-reader behavior so consumer bugs (a value drifting past max)
-   *   surface in audits and SR announcements.
-   *
-   * Degenerate inputs fall back to the indeterminate animation: `NaN`,
-   * `Infinity`, `-Infinity`, and the case where `max <= 0`. This is the
-   * common file-upload race condition (`bytes_uploaded / total_bytes`
-   * before `total_bytes` is known produces NaN).
-   */
-  value?: number;
-  /**
-   * Upper bound. Defaults to `100`. Consumers using fraction values
-   * (0.0–1.0) pass `max={1}`. Consumers tracking a count ("3 of 10")
-   * pass `max={10}`.
-   */
-  max?: number;
-  /**
-   * Track height.
-   * - `sm` — 4px (compact / inside form rows)
-   * - `md` — 8px (default)
-   * - `lg` — 12px (page-level emphasis)
-   */
-  size?: ProgressSize;
-  /**
-   * Fill color tone. Defaults to `'default'` (accent blue). Tone applies
-   * ONLY to determinate mode; indeterminate always uses the accent tone
-   * because state-color semantics don't apply to an unknown total.
-   * - `default` — `--color-accent`
-   * - `success` — `--color-success`
-   * - `warning` — `--color-warning-strong`
-   * - `danger` — `--color-danger`
-   */
-  tone?: ProgressTone;
-  /**
-   * Optional label rendered to the RIGHT of the bar.
-   * - `false` (default) — no label
-   * - `true` — render `{Math.round((value / max) * 100)}%` when determinate.
-   *   Auto-suppressed when indeterminate (there's no percentage to show).
-   * - `ReactNode` — render the node as-is, in BOTH determinate and
-   *   indeterminate modes. Consumers wanting "Loading…" text next to an
-   *   indeterminate bar pass `label="Loading…"`.
-   */
-  label?: ProgressLabel;
-}
-
-const SIZE_CLASS: Record<ProgressSize, string> = {
-  sm: styles.sizeSm,
-  md: styles.sizeMd,
-  lg: styles.sizeLg,
-};
-
-const TONE_CLASS: Record<ProgressTone, string> = {
-  default: styles.toneDefault,
-  success: styles.toneSuccess,
-  warning: styles.toneWarning,
-  danger: styles.toneDanger,
-};
-
-/**
- * Linear progress bar: determinate against `max`, or an indeterminate slide when `value` is omitted; `role="progressbar"` is locked.
- * @see docs/components/Progress.md
- */
-export const Progress = forwardRef<HTMLDivElement, ProgressProps>(function Progress(
-  { value, max = 100, size = 'md', tone = 'default', label = false, className, ...rest },
-  ref,
-) {
-  // Determinate requires a finite numeric value AND a positive max. NaN /
-  // Infinity / max<=0 are silent consumer-bug paths (esp. file-upload divides
-  // bytes_uploaded / total_bytes before total_bytes is known → NaN). Fall
-  // back to the indeterminate animation rather than rendering a vanished bar
-  // or announcing "NaN percent" to screen readers.
-  const determinate = typeof value === 'number' && Number.isFinite(value) && max > 0;
-  const indeterminate = !determinate;
-  // VISUAL clamp only — ARIA reports the raw `value` via aria-valuenow below.
-  const percent = determinate ? Math.max(0, Math.min(100, (value / max) * 100)) : 0;
-  // Indeterminate has no aria-valuenow, so aria-valuetext is the only thing a
-  // screen reader has. Prefer the consumer's aria-label; the translated
-  // fallback is what it hears when there isn't one. This was hardcoded English
-  // in both progress components (#503).
-  const t = useTranslation();
-  const ariaLabel = rest['aria-label'];
-  const valuetext = indeterminate ? ariaLabel || t('progress.indeterminate') : undefined;
-
-  // {...rest} last so consumer overrides win (Pattern A).
-  return (
-    <div
-      ref={ref}
-      role="progressbar"
-      className={clsx(styles.progress, SIZE_CLASS[size], TONE_CLASS[tone], className)}
-      aria-valuemin={0}
-      aria-valuemax={max}
-      aria-valuenow={determinate ? value : undefined}
-      aria-valuetext={valuetext}
-      {...rest}
-    >
-      <div className={styles.track}>
-        <div
-          className={clsx(styles.fill, indeterminate && styles.indeterminate)}
-          style={determinate ? { width: `${percent}%` } : undefined}
-        />
-      </div>
-      {label !== false && !(label === true && indeterminate) && (
-        <span className={styles.label}>{label === true ? `${Math.round(percent)}%` : label}</span>
-      )}
-    </div>
-  );
-});

package/src/components/Progress/index.ts

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-export { Progress } from './Progress';
-export type { ProgressProps, ProgressSize, ProgressTone, ProgressLabel } from './Progress';

package/src/components/QrCode/QrCode.module.scss

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-@use '../../styles/mixins' as *;
-@use './QrCode.tokens';
-
-.root {
-  // Centres the painted frame, which is up to ONE MODULE narrower than the
-  // button once the symbol snaps to a whole number of device pixels per module
-  // — `side / dpr` CSS px, not a fraction of a pixel. The leftover shows as
-  // paper, reading as a slightly wider quiet zone.
-  display: flex;
-  justify-content: center;
-  width: 100%;
-  padding: 0;
-  border: 0;
-  border-radius: var(--qr-radius);
-  background: var(--qr-paper);
-  cursor: pointer;
-
-  &:focus-visible {
-    @include focus-ring;
-  }
-}
-
-// Swapping the pair is the whole of the inverted state.
-.root.inverted {
-  --qr-ink: var(--color-bg);
-  --qr-paper: var(--color-fg);
-}
-
-// The painted box. `relative` anchors the logo overlay — the one internal-anchor
-// exception Rule 4 allows; it lives here rather than on `.root` so the overlay's
-// percentage size resolves against the SYMBOL, not against the button.
-.frame {
-  position: relative;
-  display: block;
-  max-width: 100%;
-}
-
-.svg {
-  display: block;
-  width: 100%;
-  height: auto;
-  border-radius: inherit;
-
-  // Forced-colors mode would override ink and paper with the same pair of
-  // system colours and flatten the symbol. For a QR code that is not "looks
-  // different", it is "does not scan" — the contrast IS the content.
-  forced-color-adjust: none;
-}
-
-.paper {
-  fill: var(--qr-paper);
-}
-
-.ink {
-  fill: var(--qr-ink);
-}
-
-// The mark is a CSS alpha mask filled with the current ink, so it recolours
-// with the theme AND with the inverted state. `--qr-logo-src` / `--qr-logo-size`
-// are set inline by the component.
-.logo {
-  position: absolute;
-  top: 50%;
-  left: 50%;
-  width: var(--qr-logo-size, 0);
-  aspect-ratio: 1;
-  translate: -50% -50%;
-  background: var(--qr-ink);
-  mask-image: var(--qr-logo-src, none);
-  mask-repeat: no-repeat;
-  mask-position: center;
-  mask-size: contain;
-}
-
-// Compound selector so it wins over `.root` regardless of source order.
-.root.error {
-  display: flex;
-  align-items: center;
-  justify-content: center;
-  aspect-ratio: 1;
-  padding: var(--qr-error-padding);
-  background: var(--qr-error-bg);
-  color: var(--qr-error-fg);
-  font-size: var(--qr-error-font-size);
-  text-align: center;
-
-  // The plate's content is the consumer's name plus the message, and a name
-  // that is a URL or a bare ID is one unbreakable token — the default
-  // `overflow-wrap: normal` runs it straight out of the plate sideways.
-  // No `min-height` and no `overflow` here on purpose: `aspect-ratio` with an
-  // `auto` min-height already gives the box a content-based floor, so the
-  // square is a minimum and a wrapped name grows the plate instead of
-  // spilling. Pinning `min-height` to anything explicit REPLACES that
-  // automatic floor and reintroduces the vertical overflow.
-  overflow-wrap: anywhere;
-  cursor: default;
-}

package/src/components/QrCode/QrCode.tokens.scss

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-// QrCode.tokens.scss — Component-scoped tokens for <QrCode>. Ink and paper
-// follow the theme; the `.inverted` class swaps the pair, which is why they are
-// a pair of aliases rather than fixed values. Symbol geometry (the 4-module
-// quiet zone, the punch side) is computed from the module count, not tokenised.
-:root {
-  // The code itself. Swapped wholesale by `.inverted`.
-  --qr-ink: var(--color-fg);
-  --qr-paper: var(--color-bg);
-
-  --qr-radius: var(--radius-sm);
-
-  // Error plate — shown when the value is empty or too long to encode.
-  --qr-error-bg: var(--color-bg-muted);
-  --qr-error-fg: var(--color-fg);
-  --qr-error-font-size: var(--font-size-sm);
-  --qr-error-padding: var(--space-3);
-}

package/src/components/QrCode/QrCode.tsx

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-import {
-  forwardRef,
-  useLayoutEffect,
-  useMemo,
-  useRef,
-  useState,
-  type ButtonHTMLAttributes,
-  type CSSProperties,
-  type Ref,
-} from 'react';
-import clsx from 'clsx';
-import { mergeRefs } from '../_internal/refs';
-import { useTranslation } from '../../i18n';
-import { cssUrl, encodeQr, snapWidth, type QrCodeLevel } from './qr';
-import styles from './QrCode.module.scss';
-
-export type { QrCodeLevel };
-
-/** Share of the punch-out the mark fills, leaving paper around it. */
-const LOGO_FILL = 0.72;
-
-export interface QrCodeProps extends Omit<
-  ButtonHTMLAttributes<HTMLButtonElement>,
-  'value' | 'type'
-> {
-  /**
-   * The string to encode — a URL, an ID, a vCard. Encoded as UTF-8, so any
-   * script works.
-   *
-   * An empty string, or one past the largest symbol's capacity at the chosen
-   * `level` (~1273 bytes at `'H'`, ~2953 at `'L'`), renders a **disabled**
-   * button carrying a localized "unavailable" message instead of a code. It
-   * never throws — a long CRM field cannot white-screen a page.
-   */
-  value: string;
-  /**
-   * URL of a **single-colour** SVG to place in the centre. It is used as a CSS
-   * alpha mask and filled with the code's current ink, so it recolours itself
-   * in both themes and in the inverted state — the file's own colours are
-   * discarded. Full-colour artwork and photographs are not supported.
-   *
-   * Setting this also raises the default `level` to `'H'`, because the
-   * punch-out destroys modules outright.
-   */
-  logo?: string;
-  /**
-   * Error-correction level — how much damage the symbol survives. `'L'` ~7%,
-   * `'M'` ~15%, `'Q'` ~25%, `'H'` ~30%. Higher levels need a larger symbol for
-   * the same data. Defaults to `'H'` when `logo` is set, `'M'` otherwise.
-   */
-  level?: QrCodeLevel;
-}
-
-/**
- * Snap the painted width down to a whole number of DEVICE pixels per module.
- *
- * A QR symbol only looks sharp when one module maps to an integer number of
- * device pixels. It otherwise loses either way: `shape-rendering: crispEdges`
- * snaps alternate modules to different widths (measured 4.878px/module
- * rendering as a mix of 4px and 5px — a 20% jitter across the grid), while
- * default antialiasing keeps the geometry even but spends most of a pixel
- * blending every edge. Both read as a blurry code.
- *
- * So the component measures the box the parent gave it and paints the largest
- * exact multiple that fits, centred, with the shortfall showing as a slightly
- * wider quiet zone. The shortfall is up to ONE MODULE — `side / dpr` CSS px,
- * not a fraction of a pixel — which is why `snapWidth` refuses the trade past
- * a bounded share of the box.
- *
- * Returns `null` when it cannot measure (SSR, jsdom, a zero-width container,
- * a box too small for even 1px per module) or when snapping would cost more
- * than `snapWidth`'s budget; callers fall back to fluid `width: 100%` without
- * `crispEdges`, which is the correct behaviour when the premise does not hold.
- */
-function useSnappedWidth(side: number): [Ref<HTMLButtonElement>, number | null] {
-  const hostRef = useRef<HTMLButtonElement | null>(null);
-  const [width, setWidth] = useState<number | null>(null);
-  // Tracked in state so a zoom change re-runs the effect and re-subscribes the
-  // media query below to the NEW ratio. Seeded from the real ratio rather than
-  // from 1: starting at 1 made the effect run twice on mount at any other dpr,
-  // and made the FIRST subscription `(resolution: 1dppx)` — a query that never
-  // matches on a 2dppx screen, so the initial zoom listener was dead.
-  const [dpr, setDpr] = useState(() => globalThis.devicePixelRatio || 1);
-
-  useLayoutEffect(() => {
-    const host = hostRef.current;
-    if (!host || side <= 0) return;
-
-    const recompute = () => {
-      const ratio = window.devicePixelRatio || 1;
-      setDpr(ratio);
-      // The arithmetic lives in `snapWidth` so it can be unit-tested directly,
-      // without a stubbed layout, across ratios jsdom cannot report.
-      setWidth(snapWidth(host.getBoundingClientRect().width, side, ratio));
-    };
-
-    recompute();
-
-    const cleanups: Array<() => void> = [];
-
-    if (typeof ResizeObserver !== 'undefined') {
-      const observer = new ResizeObserver(recompute);
-      observer.observe(host);
-      cleanups.push(() => observer.disconnect());
-    }
-
-    // Zooming changes devicePixelRatio WITHOUT changing our CSS width, so the
-    // ResizeObserver never fires for it. This does.
-    if (typeof window.matchMedia === 'function') {
-      const query = window.matchMedia(`(resolution: ${dpr}dppx)`);
-      query.addEventListener('change', recompute);
-      cleanups.push(() => query.removeEventListener('change', recompute));
-    }
-
-    return () => {
-      for (const cleanup of cleanups) cleanup();
-    };
-  }, [side, dpr]);
-
-  return [hostRef, width];
-}
-
-/**
- * A scannable, theme-following QR code that fills its container; clicking swaps ink and paper.
- * @see docs/components/QrCode.md
- */
-export const QrCode = forwardRef<HTMLButtonElement, QrCodeProps>(function QrCode(
-  { value, logo, level, className, style, onClick, title, 'aria-label': ariaLabel, ...props },
-  ref,
-) {
-  const t = useTranslation();
-  const [inverted, setInverted] = useState(false);
-
-  // One truthiness rule for the whole component: an empty string is not a logo,
-  // not a name and not a tooltip. Splitting this across `logo ?` and
-  // `logo !== undefined` punches a hole into a level-M symbol with nothing to
-  // fill it; the same slip on the name is below, at the `||` fallbacks.
-  const hasLogo = Boolean(logo);
-
-  const resolvedLevel: QrCodeLevel = level ?? (hasLogo ? 'H' : 'M');
-  const matrix = useMemo(() => encodeQr(value, resolvedLevel), [value, resolvedLevel]);
-
-  // Called unconditionally, before the error branch returns. `0` parks the hook
-  // when there is no symbol to measure for.
-  const [hostRef, snappedWidth] = useSnappedWidth(matrix?.side ?? 0);
-  // Memoized so the merged callback ref keeps its identity across renders —
-  // a fresh function would detach and reattach the node on every render.
-  const rootRef = useMemo(() => mergeRefs(ref, hostRef), [ref, hostRef]);
-
-  // {...props} first so the ARIA contract below cannot be clobbered — the
-  // component owns `type`, `aria-pressed` and the toggle. `aria-label` and
-  // `title` are destructured out instead, so the consumer's value is a
-  // FALLBACK rather than something the spread order silently eats.
-  if (matrix === null) {
-    return (
-      <button
-        {...props}
-        ref={rootRef}
-        type="button"
-        disabled
-        className={clsx(styles.root, styles.error, className)}
-        style={style}
-        title={title}
-      >
-        {/* The consumer's name goes in as CONTENT, not as a competing
-            aria-label: name-from-content then reads "<name> — <message>", so a
-            browse-mode user can tell WHICH code failed without hearing the
-            message twice. */}
-        {ariaLabel ? `${ariaLabel} — ${t('qrCode.error')}` : t('qrCode.error')}
-      </button>
-    );
-  }
-
-  const { side, path, punch } = matrix;
-  const offset = (side - punch) / 2;
-
-  const logoVars = logo
-    ? ({
-        '--qr-logo-src': cssUrl(logo),
-        '--qr-logo-size': `${((punch * LOGO_FILL) / side) * 100}%`,
-      } as CSSProperties)
-    : undefined;
-
-  return (
-    <button
-      {...props}
-      ref={rootRef}
-      type="button"
-      aria-pressed={inverted}
-      // `||`, not `??`, on both: `aria-label={row.name ?? ''}` is ordinary
-      // consumer code, and an empty aria-label does not remove the name — it
-      // drops the computation through to `title`, making the invert hint the
-      // name. `title=""` likewise means "no tooltip", not "empty tooltip".
-      aria-label={ariaLabel || t('qrCode.label')}
-      // `title` with an aria-label present is exposed as the DESCRIPTION, not
-      // the name — so it explains what pressing does without touching the
-      // name-exact contract. Doubles as a tooltip for sighted mouse users.
-      title={title || t('qrCode.invertHint')}
-      className={clsx(styles.root, inverted && styles.inverted, className)}
-      style={{ ...logoVars, ...style }}
-      onClick={(event) => {
-        setInverted((current) => !current);
-        onClick?.(event);
-      }}
-    >
-      {/* The painted box, up to one module narrower than the button so the
-          symbol lands on an exact module grid. It also anchors the logo
-          overlay, whose size is a percentage of the SYMBOL — not of the
-          button, which is why the anchor moved here. */}
-      <span className={styles.frame} style={{ width: snappedWidth ?? '100%' }}>
-        <svg
-          className={styles.svg}
-          viewBox={`0 0 ${side} ${side}`}
-          // `crispEdges` ONLY once the width is snapped. Unsnapped it is
-          // actively worse than antialiasing: it rounds each module's edges to
-          // the pixel grid independently, so adjacent modules come out
-          // different widths. Snapped, every module is the same whole number of
-          // device pixels and the symbol is pixel-exact.
-          shapeRendering={snappedWidth === null ? undefined : 'crispEdges'}
-          aria-hidden="true"
-          focusable="false"
-        >
-          <rect className={styles.paper} width={side} height={side} />
-          <path className={styles.ink} d={path} />
-          {hasLogo && (
-            <rect className={styles.paper} x={offset} y={offset} width={punch} height={punch} />
-          )}
-        </svg>
-        {hasLogo && <span className={styles.logo} aria-hidden="true" />}
-      </span>
-    </button>
-  );
-});

package/src/components/QrCode/index.ts

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-export { QrCode } from './QrCode';
-export type { QrCodeProps, QrCodeLevel } from './QrCode';

package/src/components/QrCode/qr.ts

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-import qrcode from 'qrcode-generator';
-
-/**
- * Error-correction level — how much of the symbol can be destroyed and still
- * decode. `'L'` ~7%, `'M'` ~15%, `'Q'` ~25%, `'H'` ~30%.
- */
-export type QrCodeLevel = 'L' | 'M' | 'Q' | 'H';
-
-/** Quiet-zone width in modules. Four is the ISO/IEC 18004 minimum. */
-const QUIET = 4;
-
-/**
- * The share of the symbol's WIDTH the centre punch-out occupies.
- *
- * Note the dimensions: level `'H'`'s ~30% recovery budget is a fraction of
- * codewords, i.e. of AREA, so a width ratio is not directly comparable to it.
- * After the odd-rounding below the realised width peaks at 28%, which is 7.8%
- * of the area — nowhere near the limit. The real constraint on this number is
- * visual, not arithmetic: bigger than about a quarter of the width and the
- * mark stops reading as a mark in a code and starts reading as a hole punched
- * through one.
- */
-const PUNCH_RATIO = 0.24;
-
-/**
- * UTF-8 bytes, re-expressed as a latin1 string.
- *
- * `qrcode-generator`'s default `stringToBytes` is `s.charCodeAt(i) & 0xff`,
- * which silently truncates every code point above U+00FF — `'Привет'` encodes
- * to garbage that still scans. Pre-encoding here turns that truncation into an
- * identity function, because every char we hand it is already a single byte.
- *
- * The usual fix, assigning `qrcode.stringToBytes = …`, is shared mutable state
- * on a module-level singleton: it would reach every other consumer of the
- * package inside the host app. This stays local.
- */
-export function toByteString(value: string): string {
-  return Array.from(new TextEncoder().encode(value), (byte) => String.fromCharCode(byte)).join('');
-}
-
-/**
- * Characters that would terminate a CSS `url("…")` early. Includes `\f`
- * (U+000C FORM FEED): CSS input preprocessing (CSS Syntax Level 3 §3.3)
- * converts every form feed to a line feed before tokenizing, so it is a
- * newline for this purpose and closes the same breakout as `\n` and `\r`.
- */
-const CSS_URL_UNSAFE = /["'()\\\n\r\f]/g;
-
-/**
- * Wrap a consumer-supplied URL in a CSS `url("…")`, percent-encoding anything
- * that could break out of the declaration. React does not sanitise custom
- * properties, so this is a trust boundary.
- *
- * `encodeURI` is the wrong tool: it double-encodes `%` in already-encoded URLs
- * and in `data:` URIs, which is most of what a logo is.
- */
-export function cssUrl(src: string): string {
-  const safe = src.replace(
-    CSS_URL_UNSAFE,
-    (char) => `%${char.charCodeAt(0).toString(16).padStart(2, '0')}`,
-  );
-  return `url("${safe}")`;
-}
-
-/** Geometry for one encoded symbol, in module units. */
-export interface QrMatrix {
-  /** `viewBox` side — the module count plus both quiet zones. */
-  side: number;
-  /** A single SVG path covering every dark module, quiet-zone offset applied. */
-  path: string;
-  /** Side of the centred logo punch-out. Always odd, so it stays on module boundaries. */
-  punch: number;
-}
-
-/**
- * Encode `value` and flatten it to SVG geometry. Returns `null` when there is
- * nothing to encode (empty value) or the value exceeds the largest version at
- * this level — both are the caller's error branch, never a throw.
- */
-export function encodeQr(value: string, level: QrCodeLevel): QrMatrix | null {
-  if (value === '') return null;
-
-  try {
-    const qr = qrcode(0, level); // 0 = pick the smallest version that fits
-    qr.addData(toByteString(value)); // always Byte mode; addData has no auto-detection
-    qr.make();
-
-    const count = qr.getModuleCount();
-    let path = '';
-    for (let row = 0; row < count; row += 1) {
-      for (let col = 0; col < count; col += 1) {
-        if (qr.isDark(row, col)) {
-          path += `M${col + QUIET} ${row + QUIET}h1v1h-1z`;
-        }
-      }
-    }
-
-    // `| 1` rounds up to the next odd number. The module count is always odd,
-    // so an odd punch keeps `(side - punch) / 2` integral. FLOOR, not ceil:
-    // double-rounding up puts a v1 symbol's punch at 33% of its width. Both
-    // variants sit inside level H's budget on area (7.8% flooring, ~11%
-    // ceiling, against ~30%) — flooring wins on looks, not on arithmetic. It
-    // caps the width at 28% for every version.
-    //
-    // Boundary the area maths does NOT cover: from version 7 up (59 bytes at
-    // level 'H', which is the default whenever `logo` is set) there is a centre
-    // alignment pattern, and the punch lands on it. Reed–Solomon protects data
-    // and ECC codewords, not function patterns, so no amount of budget buys
-    // that back. Decoders in practice extrapolate the module grid from the
-    // finder and timing patterns — which is why every commercial logo-QR
-    // generator gets away with it — but it is extrapolation, not recovery, and
-    // nothing here would notice it breaking. The playground demo carries an
-    // over-v7 logo example so the case is scannable by hand.
-    return { side: count + QUIET * 2, path, punch: Math.floor(count * PUNCH_RATIO) | 1 };
-  } catch {
-    return null;
-  }
-}
-
-/**
- * How much of the available width snapping may give up.
- *
- * Rounding down to a whole number of device pixels per module costs up to ONE
- * MODULE — `side / dpr` CSS px, not a fraction of a pixel — and that is a
- * share of the box, not a constant: at 41 modules and dpr 1 a 320px box loses
- * 10%, a 200px box 18%, a 120px box 32%; a 177-module symbol in a 320px box
- * loses 45%.
- *
- * A QR code exists to be scanned, and whether a camera resolves one depends on
- * the ABSOLUTE size of a module, not on whether its edges are crisp. Unbounded
- * snapping therefore shrinks the symbol hardest exactly where it is already
- * tightest, and can push it under the ~100px floor the component's own docs
- * warn about. An eighth is the line: past that, a bigger antialiased code
- * beats a smaller pixel-exact one.
- */
-const MAX_SNAP_SHORTFALL = 1 / 8;
-
-/**
- * The largest painted width, in CSS pixels, that gives every module a whole
- * number of DEVICE pixels — or `null` when that is impossible or too costly.
- *
- * A QR symbol only looks sharp at an integer scale. Off it, both rendering
- * modes lose: `shape-rendering: crispEdges` rounds each module's edges to the
- * pixel grid independently, so neighbours come out different widths (a measured
- * 4.878px/module rendered as a mix of 4px and 5px), while default antialiasing
- * keeps the geometry even but spends most of a pixel blending every edge.
- *
- * Returns `null` when there is nothing to measure (`available` of 0, as SSR and
- * jsdom report), when the box cannot fit even one device pixel per module, or
- * when the snap would cost more than `MAX_SNAP_SHORTFALL` of the width. In all
- * three the caller should fall back to fluid width WITHOUT `crispEdges` —
- * unsnapped, `crispEdges` is the worse of the two.
- */
-export function snapWidth(available: number, side: number, dpr: number): number | null {
-  if (!(available > 0) || !(side > 0) || !(dpr > 0)) return null;
-  const scale = Math.floor((available * dpr) / side);
-  if (scale < 1) return null;
-
-  const painted = (side * scale) / dpr;
-  return available - painted <= available * MAX_SNAP_SHORTFALL ? painted : null;
-}