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  # Changelog
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+ ## [1.0.0-rc03] - 2026-11-01 [PUBLISHED]
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - **Example pages no longer widen the page on a phone** — on screens ≤ 768 px a
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+ `.reference-table` scrolls inside its card, a long `.controls` label (or `<code>` in it)
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+ wraps and a `.controls` select is capped at the row, instead of overflowing. Besides the sideways scroll, an over-wide page made mobile
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+ browsers grow the layout viewport (a 390 px phone reporting ~600 px), so pages that
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+ demo device / breakpoint detection showed the wrong class.
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+ - **The scaffold's component CSS no longer sets `box-sizing` on the host page** — the
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+ `*, *::before, *::after { box-sizing: inherit }` reset in `templates/new/src/css/base.css`
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+ (also in the `--minimal` scaffold and the playground) reached the page through the light-DOM stylesheet, in a layer that beats
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+ `@layer kmwc`, so every page control rendered content-box (the spotlight input overflowed, a
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+ 36 px input came out 38 px). It is scoped to `:host *` now; components scaffolded with an
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+ earlier devkit should make the same one-line change. A unit test now rejects any universal or
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+ bare-element selector in the scaffold CSS.
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+ ### Added
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+ - **Form controls: one look for native inputs on every example page** — text fields, selects
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+ and list boxes, textareas, checkboxes (incl. indeterminate), radios, switches
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+ (`<input type="checkbox" role="switch">`), ranges, colour and file inputs and fieldsets are
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+ styled without a class, modelled on pure-admin's forms: inputs, selects and buttons share
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+ `--kmwc-control-height`, so a row of them lines up in any container (not only `.controls`);
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+ the focus border and halo, placeholder, disabled tone, the checkbox size and the
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+ `--base-icon-check` / `-indeterminate` tick read the `--base-*` contract. Rules are
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+ zero-specificity (`:where()`); `kmwc-native` on an element or an ancestor keeps the
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+ browser's own controls. Outline buttons are as tall as filled ones now (transparent border).
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+ The playground's new `examples-forms.html` shows them all.
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+ - **Tables: every `<table>` on an example page is styled** — a header fill, row lines, hover
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+ tint, caption and footer, as pure-admin's `.pa-table`. `.reference-table` looks as before;
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+ new modifiers combine with it or a bare table: `.table-full`, `.table-bordered`,
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+ `.table-striped`, `.table-compact` (tighter cells, and the inputs / selects / buttons in it
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+ shrink with them via `--kmwc-control-height`), plus `tr.is-highlight` on any table and a
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+ `.num` cell (right-aligned, tabular figures). Every table, not only `.reference-table`,
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+ scrolls inside its card on a phone. Pages no longer need their own table CSS with fixed light
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+ colours (core's `.rs-table`, which breaks in dark mode). New playground page
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+ `examples-tables.html`.
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+ - **Spotlight: Ctrl/⌘+K chapter search across every example page** — matches a chapter whose
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+ section code or heading text contains the query (`th7` finds `TH07`; uncoded `Summary` /
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+ reference sections by title), grouped by page with the current page first; Enter jumps,
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+ Ctrl/⌘+Enter opens a new tab. The Vite plugin builds the index (`virtual:kmwc-chapters`)
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+ from every page's `<h2>`s; `kmwc.examples.isSpotlightEnabled: false` turns it off. It mirrors
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+ web-commandpalette's markup, matching, keyboard map, open/close and CSS without depending on
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+ it — `npm run check:spotlight-mirror` lists what changed there since the last alignment.
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+ New page tokens `--kmwc-overlay-bg` and `--kmwc-focused-bg` / `-text-color` / `-outline`
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+ read the same `--base-*` hooks as wcp, so both look alike under a theme.
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+ - **Short chapter links** — `#th07`, `#th7` or the slug of an uncoded heading scroll to that
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+ chapter on arrival.
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+ - **`make dev` (and `kill-port`, `build-examples`, `preview-examples`) at the repo root** — the
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+ standard targets, run against the playground; `make playground` is gone.
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+ - **`kmwc doctor` runs the rulebook's new `example-pages` suite** — every example `<h2>`
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+ carries a permanent section code (`TH07 · Title`), a prefix belongs to one page, no code
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+ is used twice. The generated CLAUDE.md block points at the rule. The convention was
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+ already in the scaffold and the playground but written down nowhere, so sessions
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+ building new pages didn't know it.
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+ ### Known issues
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+ - **Opening the spotlight shifts the page sideways** on systems with classic scrollbars: the
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+ mirrored core `lockBodyScroll()` only sets `overflow: hidden`, so the scrollbar disappears
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+ (wcp has the same jump). pure-admin / pure-css avoid it with a `position: fixed` lock and
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  > positioning) lives in [`@keenmate/web-components-core`](../web-components-core).
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+ ## What's New in v1.0.0-rc03
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+ - **Spotlight — Ctrl/⌘+K chapter search across every example page** — Example sites grew to dozens of chapters over several pages, and the per-page chapter nav only knew its own page. The Vite plugin now builds an index of every page's `<h2>`s (`virtual:kmwc-chapters`), coded and uncoded, and Ctrl/⌘+K opens a search that matches the section code or the heading text (`th7` finds `TH07`), grouped by page with the current one first. Enter jumps, Ctrl/⌘+Enter opens a new tab. It mirrors web-commandpalette's markup, matching, keyboard map and CSS without depending on it; `npm run check:spotlight-mirror` lists what changed there since the last alignment. Turn it off with `kmwc.examples.isSpotlightEnabled: false`.
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+ - **Form controls — one look for native inputs on every example page** — Pages styled their own selects and inputs, or got the browser default, so a select next to the kit's buttons came out shorter and in the platform's style (a `.controls` row was the only place the kit reached). Text fields, selects and list boxes, textareas, checkboxes, radios, `role="switch"` switches, ranges, colour and file inputs are now styled with no class, modelled on pure-admin's forms. Inputs, selects and buttons share `--kmwc-control-height`, so a mixed row lines up in any container. Focus, placeholder, disabled tone, checkbox size and the tick read the `--base-*` contract. The rules are zero-specificity, and `kmwc-native` opts an element out.
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+ - **Tables — every table styled, `.reference-table` plus modifiers** — Only `.reference-table` had a look; a bare table was unstyled and pages wrote their own table CSS with fixed light colours that break in dark mode. Any `<table>` now gets a header fill, row lines and a hover tint, and modifiers combine: `.table-full`, `.table-bordered`, `.table-striped`, and `.table-compact`, whose inputs and buttons shrink with the rows. Add `tr.is-highlight` and `.num` (tabular figures). Every wide table scrolls inside its card on a phone.
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+ - **Scaffold — component CSS no longer restyles the host page** — The `*, *::before, *::after { box-sizing: inherit }` reset in the `kmwc new` and `--minimal` templates also reached the page through the component's light-DOM stylesheet, in a layer that beats `@layer kmwc`, so page controls rendered content-box (a 36 px input came out 38 px). It is scoped to `:host *` now, and a unit test rejects any universal or bare-element selector in scaffold CSS. Components scaffolded on rc01/rc02 should make the same one-line change in `src/css/base.css`.
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+ - **Example pages — short chapter links, phones and the example-pages suite** — `#th07`, `#th7` or an uncoded heading's slug now scroll to that chapter on arrival. On a phone, example pages no longer grow wider than the screen, which made mobile browsers report a wrong viewport to pages that demo breakpoints. `kmwc doctor` runs the rulebook's new `example-pages` suite: every example `<h2>` carries a permanent section code.
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+ - **`make dev` at the devkit root** — the standard `dev` / `kill-port` / `build-examples` / `preview-examples` targets, run against the playground.
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  - **Theming — kit and scaffolds follow base-css-variables 2.0** — base-css-variables 2.0 dropped `--base-accent-color*`, `--base-text-color-on-accent` and `--base-input-color`, so a theme's primary colour silently stopped reaching the example pages and every newly scaffolded component. The `--kmwc-*` tokens in `src/examples/css/tokens.css` and the `templates/new*` `variables.css` now read `--base-primary-color` (with `-hover` / `-active` / `-bg-subtle`), `--base-on-primary-text-color` and `--base-input-text-color`, and the theming pages, docs and manifests set the new names. Standalone fallbacks are now the contract's own values, so a page looks the same with or without the contract loaded: a blue-500 primary instead of the old purple, slate surfaces, and on-colours computed from their fill. Re-run `kmwc new` output or diff your `variables.css` if you scaffolded on rc01.
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  - **`kmwc new --adopt` — migrate a component that's already registered** — Brings an existing repo onto the devkit with the same rulebook-shaped scaffold, using the registry entry's port block and CSS prefix, skipping the npm-name check (the package already exists) and leaving `components.json` untouched. Scaffold into a scratch `--dir` and move the component's code in. web-editor's one-package monorepo was flattened this way.
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- - **Devkit — one shared toolchain for every Keenmate web component** — Each `web-*` repo used to carry its own copy of the example helpers, the shared stylesheet, the Vite/Playwright configs and the deploy files, and every session "fixed" its own copy until they drifted apart. `@keenmate/web-components-devkit` owns all of it now: a component describes itself once in `package.json#kmwc` (title, prefix, ports, accent colours, analytics, image) and `defineComponentConfig()`, `definePlaywrightConfig()` and the `kmwc` CLI read it from there. A shared concern is fixed once in the devkit and every component picks it up on the next install.
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- - **Vite preset — dev, library and examples-site builds from one config** — `defineComponentConfig()` (Vite 7) runs the dev server on the repo's registry port with `strictPort`, builds the library (`es` + `umd`, `style.css` kept under its historical name, rolled-up `.d.ts`) and, with `--mode examples`, builds every root `*.html` into a static multi-page site in `dist-examples/` with relative asset URLs. The examples plugin injects the kit into each page and loads its stylesheet render-blocking, so pages don't flash unstyled on reload.
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- - **Examples kit — one design system and set of page helpers instead of six forks** — The `@layer kmwc` stylesheet merges six diverged `examples-shared.css` copies; its `--kmwc-*` tokens read the rulebook's `--base-*` taxonomy with `light-dark()` fallbacks, so a theme-designer theme restyles the demo page together with the component. Every page gets a light / dark / auto theme switch (it sets `data-theme` on `<html>`, the signal components react to), a chapter nav and copy-link buttons that share one slug algorithm, a version badge with the build stamp, and build-only Plausible. `attachControlsPersistence()` and `renderExamplesIndex()` replace the per-repo controls store and the 150-line inline index page.
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- - **Fragment pages — no more copied page boilerplate** — A page without `<html>` is a fragment: `<meta name="kmwc:title">` and friends drive the shared layout (head, entry script, header with back link, container), `<kmwc-include>` pulls parameterised partials (nesting, cycle detection), and `<kmwc-demo>` renders live markup plus a code block of exactly that markup, so a snippet can no longer drift from its demo. Full documents pass through untouched, so pages migrate one at a time.
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- - **`kmwc` CLI — generate, check and gate instead of hand-edit** — `kmwc sync` writes the Dockerfile, nginx.conf, Makefile (repo targets in `Makefile.local`), .dockerignore and a managed CLAUDE.md block from templates. `kmwc doctor` runs the devkit checks, an `npm pack` contents check (no CLAUDE.md, tests or example pages in the package) and every BlissFramework rulebook `*.checks.sh` suite. `kmwc check-vars` replaces three diverged manifest scripts (declared or consumed mode), and `kmwc check-release` gates `make publish*` on the dist-tag ⇔ version rule.
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- - **`kmwc new` — a rulebook-shaped component on the first commit** — The scaffold runs the rulebook intake (npm name free, CSS prefix 2–4 letters and not reserved, next free port block) and generates the Element / Logic / types / logger layers, the canonical eight-file CSS set with Strategy-B dark mode, a Custom Elements Manifest, README + `docs/`, CHANGELOG, `/publish`, fragment example pages and smoke + dark-mode e2e specs. It passes every rulebook suite as generated; `--minimal` gives an empty skeleton instead of the sample toggle.
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- - **Catalogue and port registry — every component listed, no port collisions** — `components.json` registers every Keenmate repo with its CSS prefix and a 100-port block (dev = block, preview = +1, image = +10), numbered inside a range per kind (components 12100–14900, libraries 15000–, showcases 16000–, tests 17000–), so any number of repos run side by side. The README catalogue is generated from it, with a ✅ for each repo on the devkit; web-commandpalette is the first.
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+ * a bug in one, port it to the other.
7
+ *
8
+ * Matching is wcp's: lower-cased substring of the whole query against any
9
+ * field — here the section code and the heading text. On top (spotlight only):
10
+ * a query that is a section code finds it without the zero padding (`th7` →
11
+ * TH07), and the order is exact code, then codes starting with the query, then
12
+ * the rest — each in index order. Pure, so it is unit-tested.
13
+ */
14
+ import { mapToCodeKey } from './sections.js';
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+
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+ const RANK_EXACT_CODE = 0;
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+ const RANK_CODE_PREFIX = 1;
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+ const RANK_TEXT = 2;
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+
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+ // mirrors web-commandpalette src/filter.ts `norm`
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+ const mapToNormalizedText = (value) => (value == null ? '' : String(value)).toLowerCase();
22
+
23
+ // mirrors web-commandpalette src/icons.ts escapeHtml()
24
+ export function mapToEscapedHtml(value) {
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+ return String(value ?? '')
26
+ .replace(/&/g, '&amp;')
27
+ .replace(/</g, '&lt;')
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+ .replace(/>/g, '&gt;')
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+ .replace(/"/g, '&quot;')
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+ .replace(/'/g, '&#39;');
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+ }
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+
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+ /** Substring match of `needle` against any of `fields`. Empty needle matches all. */
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+ // mirrors web-commandpalette src/filter.ts matchesAny()
35
+ export function checkMatchesAny(fields, needle) {
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+ const query = mapToNormalizedText(needle).trim();
37
+ if (!query) return true;
38
+ return fields.some((field) => mapToNormalizedText(field).includes(query));
39
+ }
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+
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+ /** The fields a chapter is searched by (wcp: commandFields()). */
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+ export function getChapterFields(chapter) {
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+ return [chapter.code, chapter.title];
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+ }
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+
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+ /**
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+ * @param {Array<{ code: string | null, title: string }>} chapters
48
+ * @param {string} query
49
+ * @returns the matching chapters, best first (all of them for an empty query)
50
+ */
51
+ export function searchChapters(chapters, query) {
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+ const needle = mapToNormalizedText(query).trim();
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+ if (!needle) return chapters.slice();
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+ const queryCodeKey = mapToCodeKey(needle);
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+
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+ const rankedChapters = [];
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+ chapters.forEach((chapter, chapterIndex) => {
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+ const code = mapToNormalizedText(chapter.code);
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+ const isExactCode = code !== '' && mapToCodeKey(code) === queryCodeKey;
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+ if (!isExactCode && !checkMatchesAny(getChapterFields(chapter), needle)) return;
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+ const rank = isExactCode ? RANK_EXACT_CODE : code.startsWith(needle) ? RANK_CODE_PREFIX : RANK_TEXT;
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+ rankedChapters.push({ chapter, rank, chapterIndex });
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+ });
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+
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+ return rankedChapters
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+ .sort((first, second) => first.rank - second.rank || first.chapterIndex - second.chapterIndex)
67
+ .map((rankedChapter) => rankedChapter.chapter);
68
+ }
69
+
70
+ /** Escape `text`, wrapping case-insensitive occurrences of `needle` in `<mark>`. */
71
+ // mirrors web-commandpalette src/render.ts highlight()
72
+ export function renderHighlightedText(text, needle) {
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+ const query = needle.trim();
74
+ if (!query) return mapToEscapedHtml(text);
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+ const lowerText = text.toLowerCase();
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+ const lowerQuery = query.toLowerCase();
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+ let html = '';
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+ let index = 0;
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+ for (let matchIndex = lowerText.indexOf(lowerQuery); matchIndex !== -1; matchIndex = lowerText.indexOf(lowerQuery, index)) {
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+ html += mapToEscapedHtml(text.slice(index, matchIndex)) + '<mark>' + mapToEscapedHtml(text.slice(matchIndex, matchIndex + lowerQuery.length)) + '</mark>';
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+ index = matchIndex + lowerQuery.length;
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+ }
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+ return html + mapToEscapedHtml(text.slice(index));
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+ }
@@ -20,6 +20,57 @@ export const CHAPTER_NAV_CLASSES = {
20
20
 
21
21
  export const CHAPTER_NAV_PANEL_ID = 'kmwc-chapter-nav-panel';
22
22
 
23
+ /**
24
+ * Spotlight: the cross-page chapter search (spotlight.js). Element names
25
+ * mirror web-commandpalette's `pa-command-palette__*` shell (pure-admin's
26
+ * canonical command-palette snippet) under the kit prefix; `trigger` and
27
+ * `itemCode` are the spotlight's own.
28
+ */
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+ export const SPOTLIGHT_CLASSES = {
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+ root: 'kmwc-spotlight',
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+ rootActive: 'kmwc-spotlight--active',
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+ rootFullscreen: 'kmwc-spotlight--fullscreen',
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+ backdrop: 'kmwc-spotlight__backdrop',
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+ container: 'kmwc-spotlight__container',
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+ fullscreenBar: 'kmwc-spotlight__fullscreen-bar',
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+ fullscreenTitle: 'kmwc-spotlight__fullscreen-title',
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+ close: 'kmwc-spotlight__close',
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+ search: 'kmwc-spotlight__search',
39
+ inputWrapper: 'kmwc-spotlight__input-wrapper',
40
+ input: 'kmwc-spotlight__input',
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+ results: 'kmwc-spotlight__results',
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+ homeSection: 'kmwc-spotlight__home-section',
43
+ homeHeading: 'kmwc-spotlight__home-heading',
44
+ item: 'kmwc-spotlight__item',
45
+ itemActive: 'kmwc-spotlight__item--active',
46
+ itemCode: 'kmwc-spotlight__item-code',
47
+ itemContent: 'kmwc-spotlight__item-content',
48
+ itemTitle: 'kmwc-spotlight__item-title',
49
+ empty: 'kmwc-spotlight__empty',
50
+ footer: 'kmwc-spotlight__footer',
51
+ hint: 'kmwc-spotlight__hint',
52
+ key: 'kmwc-spotlight__key',
53
+ live: 'kmwc-spotlight__live',
54
+ trigger: 'kmwc-spotlight__trigger',
55
+ triggerKey: 'kmwc-spotlight__trigger-key',
56
+ };
57
+
58
+ export const SPOTLIGHT_RESULTS_ID = 'kmwc-spotlight-results';
59
+ export const SPOTLIGHT_ITEM_ID_PREFIX = 'kmwc-spotlight-item-';
60
+ /** The Ctrl/⌘ + letter that toggles the spotlight (wcp: `openKey`, default `k`). */
61
+ export const SPOTLIGHT_OPEN_KEY = 'k';
62
+ /** PgUp / PgDn step (wcp palette.ts PAGE_STEP). */
63
+ export const SPOTLIGHT_PAGE_STEP = 8;
64
+ /** Touch phone → fullscreen sheet (wcp: core's device classification, approximated in CSS terms). */
65
+ export const SPOTLIGHT_FULLSCREEN_MEDIA = '(pointer: coarse) and (max-width: 768px)';
66
+
67
+ /**
68
+ * A section code at the start of a heading label: `TH07 · Title` (rulebook
69
+ * example-pages.md). Forgiving on purpose — `EV4b` counts; enforcing the
70
+ * format is the rulebook check's job.
71
+ */
72
+ export const CHAPTER_CODE_PATTERN = /^([A-Z]{2,3}\d+[a-z]?)\s*·\s*/;
73
+
23
74
  export const COPY_LINK_CLASSES = {
24
75
  root: 'kmwc-copy-link',
25
76
  rootCopied: 'kmwc-copy-link--copied',
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
1
1
  /* ==============================================================================
2
2
  EXAMPLES KIT — CONTENT
3
3
  ==============================================================================
4
- Output panels, code, notes, grids, reference tables, badges. */
4
+ Output panels, code, notes, grids, badges. Tables are tables.css. */
5
5
  @layer kmwc {
6
6
  /* ==========================================================================
7
7
  OUTPUT
@@ -99,8 +99,10 @@
99
99
  position: absolute;
100
100
  top: 0.5rem;
101
101
  right: 0.5rem;
102
+ min-height: 0; /* not the control height (button rule) */
102
103
  padding: 0.25rem 0.75rem;
103
104
  font-size: 0.75rem;
105
+ line-height: normal;
104
106
  background: color-mix(in srgb, var(--kmwc-code-text-color) 10%, transparent);
105
107
  color: var(--kmwc-code-text-color);
106
108
  border: 1px solid color-mix(in srgb, var(--kmwc-code-text-color) 20%, transparent);
@@ -184,40 +186,8 @@
184
186
  }
185
187
 
186
188
  /* ==========================================================================
187
- REFERENCE TABLE & BADGES
189
+ BADGES & HELPERS
188
190
  ========================================================================== */
189
- .reference-table {
190
- width: 100%;
191
- border-collapse: collapse;
192
- font-size: 0.875rem;
193
- margin-bottom: 2rem;
194
- }
195
-
196
- .reference-table th,
197
- .reference-table td {
198
- padding: 0.75rem 1rem;
199
- text-align: left;
200
- border: 1px solid var(--kmwc-border-color);
201
- }
202
-
203
- .reference-table th {
204
- background: var(--kmwc-elevated-bg);
205
- font-weight: 600;
206
- }
207
-
208
- .reference-table tbody tr:hover {
209
- background: var(--kmwc-hover-bg);
210
- }
211
-
212
- .reference-table tr.is-highlight {
213
- background: var(--kmwc-accent-light-bg);
214
- }
215
-
216
- .reference-table code {
217
- padding: 0.125rem 0.375rem;
218
- font-size: 0.75rem;
219
- }
220
-
221
191
  /* Section-header badge pill (e.g. a "NEW" tag beside an h2). */
222
192
  .badge {
223
193
  display: inline-block;
@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
1
1
  /* ==============================================================================
2
2
  EXAMPLES KIT — CONTROLS
3
3
  ==============================================================================
4
- Demo forms, the `.controls` switch rows, demo areas and buttons. */
4
+ Demo forms, the `.controls` switch rows, demo areas and buttons. How the
5
+ native controls themselves look is form-controls.css. */
5
6
  @layer kmwc {
6
7
  /* ==========================================================================
7
8
  FORMS
@@ -61,30 +62,23 @@
61
62
  align-items: center;
62
63
  gap: 0.5rem;
63
64
  cursor: pointer;
65
+ /* A long label wraps inside the row instead of pushing the page wider. */
66
+ flex-wrap: wrap;
67
+ max-width: 100%;
64
68
  }
65
69
 
66
- .toggle-label {
67
- margin-bottom: 0.75rem;
70
+ .controls label code,
71
+ .toggle-label code {
72
+ overflow-wrap: anywhere;
68
73
  }
69
74
 
70
- .controls input[type="checkbox"] {
71
- width: 16px;
72
- height: 16px;
73
- accent-color: var(--kmwc-accent-color);
75
+ /* A select is as wide as its longest option — cap it at the row. */
76
+ .controls select {
77
+ max-width: 100%;
74
78
  }
75
79
 
76
- .controls select,
77
- .controls input[type="text"],
78
- .controls input[type="number"],
79
- .controls input[type="search"],
80
- .control-group input,
81
- .control-group select {
82
- padding: 0.4rem 0.6rem;
83
- border: var(--kmwc-input-border);
84
- border-radius: var(--kmwc-radius-sm);
85
- font-size: 0.875rem;
86
- background: var(--kmwc-input-bg);
87
- color: var(--kmwc-input-color);
80
+ .toggle-label {
81
+ margin-bottom: 0.75rem;
88
82
  }
89
83
 
90
84
  /* Control group — a label stacked over an input/select; rows of them wrap
@@ -155,13 +149,24 @@
155
149
  cursor: pointer;
156
150
  background: var(--kmwc-accent-color);
157
151
  color: var(--kmwc-text-color-on-accent);
158
- border: none;
159
- padding: 0.5rem 1rem;
152
+ /* The control height (form-controls.css): a transparent border, so an
153
+ outline button is as tall as a filled one, and a fixed line box. */
154
+ border: 1px solid transparent;
155
+ min-height: var(--kmwc-control-height);
156
+ padding: calc((var(--kmwc-control-height) - 1.25rem - 2px) / 2) 1rem;
160
157
  border-radius: var(--kmwc-radius-sm);
158
+ font: inherit;
161
159
  font-size: 0.875rem;
160
+ line-height: 1.25rem;
161
+ vertical-align: middle;
162
162
  transition: background 0.2s;
163
163
  }
164
164
 
165
+ button:focus-visible {
166
+ outline: 2px solid var(--kmwc-accent-color);
167
+ outline-offset: 2px;
168
+ }
169
+
165
170
  button:hover,
166
171
  button.btn-primary:hover {
167
172
  background: var(--kmwc-accent-color-hover);
@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
9
9
  align-items: center;
10
10
  gap: 0.35rem;
11
11
  font-size: 0.8rem;
12
+ min-height: 0; /* not the control height (button rule) */
12
13
  line-height: 1;
13
14
  padding: 0.25rem 0.4rem;
14
15
  margin-inline-start: 0.15rem;
@@ -32,8 +32,10 @@
32
32
  position: absolute;
33
33
  top: 0.5rem;
34
34
  right: 0.5rem;
35
+ min-height: 0; /* not the control height (button rule) */
35
36
  padding: 0.25rem 0.75rem;
36
37
  font-size: 0.75rem;
38
+ line-height: normal;
37
39
  background: color-mix(in srgb, var(--kmwc-code-text-color) 10%, transparent);
38
40
  color: var(--kmwc-code-text-color);
39
41
  border: 1px solid color-mix(in srgb, var(--kmwc-code-text-color) 20%, transparent);