@guildofgleks/ui 21.12.0 → 21.13.0

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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@guildofgleks/ui",
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- "version": "21.12.0",
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+ "version": "21.13.0",
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  "engines": {
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  "node": ">=20.19.0"
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  },
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  ".": {
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  "types": "./types/guildofgleks-ui.d.ts",
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  "default": "./fesm2022/guildofgleks-ui.mjs"
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+ },
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+ "./datepicker": {
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+ "types": "./types/guildofgleks-ui-datepicker.d.ts",
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+ "default": "./fesm2022/guildofgleks-ui-datepicker.mjs"
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+ },
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+ "./dialog": {
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+ "types": "./types/guildofgleks-ui-dialog.d.ts",
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+ "default": "./fesm2022/guildofgleks-ui-dialog.mjs"
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+ },
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+ "./shared": {
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+ "types": "./types/guildofgleks-ui-shared.d.ts",
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+ "default": "./fesm2022/guildofgleks-ui-shared.mjs"
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+ },
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+ "./table": {
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+ "types": "./types/guildofgleks-ui-table.d.ts",
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+ "default": "./fesm2022/guildofgleks-ui-table.mjs"
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  }
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  },
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  "module": "fesm2022/guildofgleks-ui.mjs",
package/styles/button.css CHANGED
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  * wants to restyle them can still do it by being specific about it.
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  */
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  .gog-btn.gog-btn:focus-visible {
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- outline: var(--gog-button-focus-ring-width) solid
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- var(
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- --gog-button-hover-bg,
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- var(--gog-button-variant-hover-bg, var(--gog-button-primary-hover-bg))
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- );
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+ /* `--gog-button-focus-ring-color`, not the hover fill this used to read. A hover-weight colour
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+ cannot carry focus: on `ghost` and on the severity `outline` combinations the hover fill is a
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+ wash, and the ring measured 1.07:1 to 2.65:1 against the page. See the token's own note in
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+ `theme.css`. */
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+ outline: var(--gog-button-focus-ring-width) solid var(--gog-button-focus-ring-color);
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  outline-offset: var(--gog-button-focus-ring-offset);
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  }
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- /*
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- * `parchment` — ink on laid paper. Warm neutrals, a serif body, square corners, an oxblood
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- * accent: `docs/themes.md`'s Historical family, the one the plan flagged as blocked on fonts.
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- *
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- * Import it after `index.css`, then put the attribute on the root — or on any subtree:
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- *
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- * @import '@guildofgleks/ui/styles/index.css';
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- * @import '@guildofgleks/ui/styles/presets/parchment.css';
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- *
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- * <html data-theme="parchment">
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- *
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- * **How the font blocker was resolved.** A period serif is most of what makes this read as
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- * historical, and a preset must never add a network request by being imported. So this file sets
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- * a *stack* of old-style serifs that ship with real operating systems — Iowan Old Style, Palatino,
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- * Book Antiqua, Georgia — and every one of them is a genuine old-style face with the right colour
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- * on the page. It looks deliberate on every platform, with no download.
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- *
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- * For the fuller period look, `presets/parchment.fonts.css` is an optional second import that
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- * pulls EB Garamond and points the same tokens at it. That file is the only one here that makes
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- * a request, and importing it is the consumer's decision, not this file's.
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- */
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-
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- :root[data-theme='parchment'],
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- [data-theme='parchment'] {
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- color-scheme: light;
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-
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- /* Palette — aged paper, iron-gall ink, an oxblood rubric */
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- --gog-background-color: #e8dfc8;
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- --gog-surface-color: #f5efe0;
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- --gog-hover-color: #ded3b8;
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- --gog-border-color: #b8a888;
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- --gog-text-color: #241d14;
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- --gog-accent-text-color: #f5efe0;
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- --gog-muted-text-color: #57493a;
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- --gog-primary-color: #241d14;
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- --gog-accent-color: #6b2f2f;
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- --gog-accent-bright: #8a4040;
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- --gog-accent-dim: #5a2626;
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- --gog-accent-pale: #e3d4c4;
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- --gog-secondary-color: #6b5b45;
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-
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- /* Semantics — the colours a scribe actually had: verdigris, vermilion, orpiment, indigo */
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- --gog-success-color: #3f5f3f;
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- --gog-danger-color: #8b2f26;
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- --gog-warning-color: #8a6516;
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- --gog-info-color: #3a5570;
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-
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- /* Paper does not float. A soft, close shadow reads as a sheet resting on the desk — so this
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- theme keeps the default's soft style and simply climbs the ladder more slowly: a quarter of
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- a pixel of lift per unit of Z reproduces the `0 1px 3px` it shipped at the overlay step, and
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- even a modal only reaches 4px. The blur is still three times the offset, as everywhere. */
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- /* The boundary that identifies a control, as distinct from `--gog-border-color`, which is the
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- decorative hairline this library draws dividers, table rules and panel outlines with and
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- deliberately keeps faint. Three controls -- `gog-chip`, `gog-toggle`, `gog-button-toggle` --
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- had been reading the decorative one as their own edge, and the boundary sweep in 21.12.0
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- measured them at 1.18 to 2.17:1 in every shipped theme, against the 3:1 SC 1.4.11 requires.
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- Neither their border nor their fill carried it; the sweep checks the better of the two.
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-
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- Computed, not chosen: `npm run suggest:color -- --gog-border-color <ground> 3.2` per theme,
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- holding hue and chroma so each theme's neutral stays its own, then the value that clears both
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- the page and the surface. */
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- --gog-control-boundary-color: #88795b;
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- --gog-elevation-ink: 36 29 20;
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- --gog-elevation-key-alpha: 0.22;
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- --gog-elevation-ambient-alpha: 0;
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- --gog-elevation-contact-blur: 3px;
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- --gog-elevation-key-x: 0;
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- --gog-elevation-key-y: 0.25;
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- --gog-elevation-key-blur: 0.75;
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- --gog-elevation-ring-width: 0px;
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- --gog-elevation-highlight-ink: 255 255 255;
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- --gog-elevation-highlight-alpha: 0;
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- --gog-spinner-overlay-bg: rgba(232, 223, 200, 0.88);
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-
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- /* Character layer — a book, not an application. Serif throughout, square corners, hairline
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- rules, and roomier than the house default: printed pages have margins, and cramping this
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- palette into a dense grid is what would make it read as a skin rather than a design. */
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- --gog-font-heading:
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- 'Iowan Old Style', 'Palatino Linotype', Palatino, 'Book Antiqua', Georgia, serif;
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- --gog-font-body: 'Iowan Old Style', 'Palatino Linotype', Palatino, 'Book Antiqua', Georgia, serif;
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- --gog-radius: 0;
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- --gog-density: 1.1;
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- --gog-control-border-width: 1px;
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- --gog-text-transform: none;
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- --gog-letter-spacing: normal;
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- }
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+ /*
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+ * `parchment` — ink on laid paper. Warm neutrals, a serif body, square corners, an oxblood
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+ * accent: `docs/themes.md`'s Historical family, the one the plan flagged as blocked on fonts.
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+ *
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+ * Import it after `index.css`, then put the attribute on the root — or on any subtree:
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+ *
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+ * @import '@guildofgleks/ui/styles/index.css';
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+ * @import '@guildofgleks/ui/styles/presets/parchment.css';
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+ *
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+ * <html data-theme="parchment">
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+ *
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+ * **How the font blocker was resolved.** A period serif is most of what makes this read as
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+ * historical, and a preset must never add a network request by being imported. So this file sets
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+ * a *stack* of old-style serifs that ship with real operating systems — Iowan Old Style, Palatino,
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+ * Book Antiqua, Georgia — and every one of them is a genuine old-style face with the right colour
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+ * on the page. It looks deliberate on every platform, with no download.
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+ *
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+ * For the fuller period look, `presets/parchment.fonts.css` is an optional second import that
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+ * pulls EB Garamond and points the same tokens at it. That file is the only one here that makes
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+ * a request, and importing it is the consumer's decision, not this file's.
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+ */
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+
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+ :root[data-theme='parchment'],
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+ [data-theme='parchment'] {
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+ color-scheme: light;
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+
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+ /* Palette — aged paper, iron-gall ink, an oxblood rubric */
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+ --gog-background-color: #e8dfc8;
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+ --gog-surface-color: #f5efe0;
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+ --gog-hover-color: #ded3b8;
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+ --gog-border-color: #b8a888;
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+ --gog-text-color: #241d14;
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+ --gog-accent-text-color: #f5efe0;
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+ --gog-muted-text-color: #57493a;
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+ --gog-primary-color: #241d14;
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+ --gog-accent-color: #6b2f2f;
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+ --gog-accent-bright: #8a4040;
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+ --gog-accent-dim: #5a2626;
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+ --gog-accent-pale: #e3d4c4;
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+ --gog-secondary-color: #6b5b45;
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+
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+ /* Semantics — the colours a scribe actually had: verdigris, vermilion, orpiment, indigo */
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+ --gog-success-color: #3f5f3f;
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+ /* 6.9 deg of hue and 0.052 of lightness from this theme's oxblood accent, which is not a
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+ distance a reader can use. Lightened along its own hue: a danger that stops being red is
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+ worse than one that is a shade brighter than the accent beside it. */
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+ --gog-danger-color: #a24439;
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+ --gog-warning-color: #8a6516;
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+ --gog-info-color: #3a5570;
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+
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+ /* Paper does not float. A soft, close shadow reads as a sheet resting on the desk so this
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+ theme keeps the default's soft style and simply climbs the ladder more slowly: a quarter of
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+ a pixel of lift per unit of Z reproduces the `0 1px 3px` it shipped at the overlay step, and
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+ even a modal only reaches 4px. The blur is still three times the offset, as everywhere. */
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+ /* The boundary that identifies a control, as distinct from `--gog-border-color`, which is the
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+ decorative hairline this library draws dividers, table rules and panel outlines with and
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+ deliberately keeps faint. Three controls -- `gog-chip`, `gog-toggle`, `gog-button-toggle` --
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+ had been reading the decorative one as their own edge, and the boundary sweep in 21.12.0
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+ measured them at 1.18 to 2.17:1 in every shipped theme, against the 3:1 SC 1.4.11 requires.
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+ Neither their border nor their fill carried it; the sweep checks the better of the two.
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+
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+ Computed, not chosen: `npm run suggest:color -- --gog-border-color <ground> 3.2` per theme,
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+ holding hue and chroma so each theme's neutral stays its own, then the value that clears both
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+ the page and the surface. */
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+ --gog-control-boundary-color: #88795b;
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+ --gog-elevation-ink: 36 29 20;
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+ --gog-elevation-key-alpha: 0.22;
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+ --gog-elevation-ambient-alpha: 0;
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+ --gog-elevation-contact-blur: 3px;
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+ --gog-elevation-key-x: 0;
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+ --gog-elevation-key-y: 0.25;
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+ --gog-elevation-key-blur: 0.75;
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+ --gog-elevation-ring-width: 0px;
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+ --gog-elevation-highlight-ink: 255 255 255;
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+ --gog-elevation-highlight-alpha: 0;
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+ --gog-spinner-overlay-bg: rgba(232, 223, 200, 0.88);
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+
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+ /* Character layer — a book, not an application. Serif throughout, square corners, hairline
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+ rules, and roomier than the house default: printed pages have margins, and cramping this
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+ palette into a dense grid is what would make it read as a skin rather than a design. */
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+ --gog-font-heading:
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+ 'Iowan Old Style', 'Palatino Linotype', Palatino, 'Book Antiqua', Georgia, serif;
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+ --gog-font-body: 'Iowan Old Style', 'Palatino Linotype', Palatino, 'Book Antiqua', Georgia, serif;
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+ --gog-radius: 0;
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+ --gog-density: 1.1;
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+ --gog-control-border-width: 1px;
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+ --gog-text-transform: none;
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+ --gog-letter-spacing: normal;
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+ }
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- /*
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- * `terminal` — monochrome phosphor. Green on near-black, everything monospaced, square
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- * corners, no motion: the character-cell terminal, which is `docs/themes.md`'s Retro family.
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- *
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- * Import it after `index.css`, then put the attribute on the root — or on any subtree:
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- *
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- * @import '@guildofgleks/ui/styles/index.css';
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- * @import '@guildofgleks/ui/styles/presets/terminal.css';
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- *
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- * <html data-theme="terminal">
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- *
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- * Palette plus the character layer, no per-component overrides. The font is the one thing this
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- * identity cannot do without, and it does not need a download to get it: `ui-monospace` resolves
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- * to the platform's own terminal face (SF Mono, Cascadia, DejaVu Sans Mono), which is more
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- * authentic here than any webfont would be. `presets/terminal.fonts.css` is an optional extra
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- * for a period face — importing this file alone makes no network request.
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- *
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- * Amber instead of green is two declarations: swap `--gog-accent-*` and `--gog-text-color` for
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- * their amber equivalents. The rest of the theme does not care which phosphor it is.
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- */
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-
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- :root[data-theme='terminal'],
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- [data-theme='terminal'] {
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- color-scheme: dark;
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-
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- /* Palette — P1 green phosphor on an unlit screen */
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- --gog-background-color: #0a0e0a;
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- --gog-surface-color: #121a12;
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- --gog-hover-color: #1b2a1b;
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- /* Elevation on a dark ground is a lighter surface, not a shadow — see theme.css. */
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- --gog-border-color: #274a2c;
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- --gog-text-color: #c8f5c8;
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- --gog-accent-text-color: #04120a;
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- --gog-muted-text-color: #6fae6f;
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- --gog-primary-color: #c8f5c8;
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- --gog-accent-color: #3ddc5c;
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- --gog-accent-bright: #7cf591;
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- --gog-accent-dim: #2fae48;
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- --gog-accent-pale: #17311c;
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- --gog-secondary-color: #6fae6f;
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-
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- /* Semantics — a monochrome display had no colour to spare, so these stay within the phosphor
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- family and separate by brightness. Only danger breaks out, because a destructive action is
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- the one thing worth spending the screen's only other colour on. */
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- --gog-success-color: #3ddc5c;
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- --gog-danger-color: #ff5f56;
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- --gog-warning-color: #d4d44a;
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- /* Phosphor cyan, not a paler green. #8fd8a0 sat 4.6 degrees of hue and 0.032 of lightness from
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- `--gog-success-color`, so an info badge and a success badge were the same colour -- and
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- greyscale did not separate them either, which is the test `check:oklch`'s R3 applies. A
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- monochrome-green terminal would be one answer, but this theme already signals in red and
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- yellow, so the second phosphor is the consistent one: 61 degrees from success, 98 from
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- warning, and 10.58:1 on the page. */
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- --gog-info-color: #4dd0e1;
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-
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- /* A glow, not a shadow: a phosphor screen bleeds light outwards instead of casting one. The
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- ladder expresses that without knowing what a glow is the key light's vertical travel is
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- zero, so it never leaves the object, and all that grows with height is its blur. At the
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- overlay step that is `0 0 18px`, this theme's own shipped value to the pixel.
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-
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- The `elevated` tier changes deliberately. It had been a black `0 2px 6px` under the green
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- catch light the one place this theme cast a shadow rather than emitting light, and it was
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- inherited from the dark preset it started as rather than chosen. It is a smaller glow now,
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- which is what the comment beside it already claimed was happening. */
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- /* The boundary that identifies a control, as distinct from `--gog-border-color`, which is the
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- decorative hairline this library draws dividers, table rules and panel outlines with and
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- deliberately keeps faint. Three controls -- `gog-chip`, `gog-toggle`, `gog-button-toggle` --
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- had been reading the decorative one as their own edge, and the boundary sweep in 21.12.0
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- measured them at 1.18 to 2.17:1 in every shipped theme, against the 3:1 SC 1.4.11 requires.
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- Neither their border nor their fill carried it; the sweep checks the better of the two.
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-
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- Computed, not chosen: `npm run suggest:color -- --gog-border-color <ground> 3.2` per theme,
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- holding hue and chroma so each theme's neutral stays its own, then the value that clears both
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- the page and the surface. */
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- --gog-control-boundary-color: #4c7150;
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- --gog-elevation-ink: 61 220 92;
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- --gog-elevation-key-alpha: 0.12;
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- --gog-elevation-ambient-alpha: 0;
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- --gog-elevation-contact-blur: 3px;
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- --gog-elevation-key-x: 0;
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- --gog-elevation-key-y: 0;
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- --gog-elevation-key-blur: 4.5;
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- --gog-elevation-ring-width: 1px;
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- --gog-elevation-highlight-ink: 61 220 92;
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- --gog-elevation-highlight-alpha: 0.18;
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- --gog-spinner-overlay-bg: rgba(10, 14, 10, 0.88);
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-
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- /* Character layer — the whole identity in seven declarations. Monospace everywhere, not just
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- in code: a character-cell display had one grid and one face. Square corners and 1px rules
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- because the display drew box-drawing characters, and no motion because it had no way to
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- animate anything that was not a blinking cursor. */
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- --gog-font-heading: ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, Menlo, Consolas, monospace;
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- --gog-font-body: ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, Menlo, Consolas, monospace;
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- --gog-radius: 0;
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- --gog-density: 0.85;
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- --gog-control-border-width: 1px;
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- --gog-text-transform: uppercase;
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- --gog-letter-spacing: 1px;
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- --gog-duration-fast: 0s;
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- --gog-duration-base: 0s;
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- --gog-duration-slow: 0s;
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- }
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+ /*
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+ * `terminal` — monochrome phosphor. Green on near-black, everything monospaced, square
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+ * corners, no motion: the character-cell terminal, which is `docs/themes.md`'s Retro family.
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+ *
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+ * Import it after `index.css`, then put the attribute on the root — or on any subtree:
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+ *
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+ * @import '@guildofgleks/ui/styles/index.css';
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+ * @import '@guildofgleks/ui/styles/presets/terminal.css';
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+ *
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+ * <html data-theme="terminal">
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+ *
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+ * Palette plus the character layer, no per-component overrides. The font is the one thing this
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+ * identity cannot do without, and it does not need a download to get it: `ui-monospace` resolves
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+ * to the platform's own terminal face (SF Mono, Cascadia, DejaVu Sans Mono), which is more
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+ * authentic here than any webfont would be. `presets/terminal.fonts.css` is an optional extra
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+ * for a period face — importing this file alone makes no network request.
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+ *
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+ * Amber instead of green is two declarations: swap `--gog-accent-*` and `--gog-text-color` for
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+ * their amber equivalents. The rest of the theme does not care which phosphor it is.
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+ */
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+
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+ :root[data-theme='terminal'],
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+ [data-theme='terminal'] {
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+ color-scheme: dark;
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+
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+ /* Palette — P1 green phosphor on an unlit screen */
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+ --gog-background-color: #0a0e0a;
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+ --gog-surface-color: #121a12;
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+ --gog-hover-color: #1b2a1b;
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+ /* Elevation on a dark ground is a lighter surface, not a shadow — see theme.css. */
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+ --gog-border-color: #274a2c;
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+ --gog-text-color: #c8f5c8;
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+ --gog-accent-text-color: #04120a;
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+ --gog-muted-text-color: #6fae6f;
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+ --gog-primary-color: #c8f5c8;
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+ --gog-accent-color: #3ddc5c;
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+ --gog-accent-bright: #7cf591;
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+ --gog-accent-dim: #2fae48;
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+ --gog-accent-pale: #17311c;
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+ --gog-secondary-color: #6fae6f;
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+
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+ /* Semantics — a monochrome display had no colour to spare, so these stay within the phosphor
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+ family and separate by brightness. Only danger breaks out, because a destructive action is
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+ the one thing worth spending the screen's only other colour on. */
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+ /* Was `#3ddc5c`, the same hex as `--gog-accent-color`: a success badge and an ordinary
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+ accent one were indistinguishable. Moved along its own hue rather than across, because
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+ this theme's other three statuses already occupy yellow, red and cyan -- the room left
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+ is in lightness, not in hue. Same finding as this file's own info/success note below,
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+ one role over. */
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+ --gog-success-color: #00b330;
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+ --gog-danger-color: #ff5f56;
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+ --gog-warning-color: #d4d44a;
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+ /* Phosphor cyan, not a paler green. #8fd8a0 sat 4.6 degrees of hue and 0.032 of lightness from
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+ `--gog-success-color`, so an info badge and a success badge were the same colour -- and
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+ greyscale did not separate them either, which is the test `check:oklch`'s R3 applies. A
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+ monochrome-green terminal would be one answer, but this theme already signals in red and
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+ yellow, so the second phosphor is the consistent one: 61 degrees from success, 98 from
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+ warning, and 10.58:1 on the page. */
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+ --gog-info-color: #4dd0e1;
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+
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+ /* A glow, not a shadow: a phosphor screen bleeds light outwards instead of casting one. The
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+ ladder expresses that without knowing what a glow is the key light's vertical travel is
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+ zero, so it never leaves the object, and all that grows with height is its blur. At the
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+ overlay step that is `0 0 18px`, this theme's own shipped value to the pixel.
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+
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+ The `elevated` tier changes deliberately. It had been a black `0 2px 6px` under the green
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+ catch light the one place this theme cast a shadow rather than emitting light, and it was
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+ inherited from the dark preset it started as rather than chosen. It is a smaller glow now,
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+ which is what the comment beside it already claimed was happening. */
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+ /* The boundary that identifies a control, as distinct from `--gog-border-color`, which is the
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+ decorative hairline this library draws dividers, table rules and panel outlines with and
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+ deliberately keeps faint. Three controls -- `gog-chip`, `gog-toggle`, `gog-button-toggle` --
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+ had been reading the decorative one as their own edge, and the boundary sweep in 21.12.0
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+ measured them at 1.18 to 2.17:1 in every shipped theme, against the 3:1 SC 1.4.11 requires.
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+ Neither their border nor their fill carried it; the sweep checks the better of the two.
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+
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+ Computed, not chosen: `npm run suggest:color -- --gog-border-color <ground> 3.2` per theme,
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+ holding hue and chroma so each theme's neutral stays its own, then the value that clears both
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+ the page and the surface. */
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+ --gog-control-boundary-color: #4c7150;
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+ --gog-elevation-ink: 61 220 92;
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+ --gog-elevation-key-alpha: 0.12;
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+ --gog-elevation-ambient-alpha: 0;
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+ --gog-elevation-contact-blur: 3px;
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+ --gog-elevation-key-x: 0;
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+ --gog-elevation-key-y: 0;
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+ --gog-elevation-key-blur: 4.5;
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+ --gog-elevation-ring-width: 1px;
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+ --gog-elevation-highlight-ink: 61 220 92;
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+ --gog-elevation-highlight-alpha: 0.18;
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+ --gog-spinner-overlay-bg: rgba(10, 14, 10, 0.88);
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+
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+ /* Character layer the whole identity in seven declarations. Monospace everywhere, not just
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+ in code: a character-cell display had one grid and one face. Square corners and 1px rules
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+ because the display drew box-drawing characters, and no motion because it had no way to
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+ animate anything that was not a blinking cursor. */
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+ --gog-font-heading: ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, Menlo, Consolas, monospace;
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+ --gog-font-body: ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, Menlo, Consolas, monospace;
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+ --gog-radius: 0;
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+ --gog-density: 0.85;
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+ --gog-control-border-width: 1px;
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+ --gog-text-transform: uppercase;
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+ --gog-letter-spacing: 1px;
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+ --gog-duration-fast: 0s;
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+ --gog-duration-base: 0s;
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+ --gog-duration-slow: 0s;
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+ }