@rcarls/rc-theme-material 0.2.0 → 0.3.1

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  1. package/README.md +34 -82
  2. package/bridge.css +446 -298
  3. package/components/accordion.css +173 -6
  4. package/components/app-bar.css +8 -4
  5. package/components/combobox.css +63 -0
  6. package/components/dialog.css +5 -2
  7. package/components/disclosure.css +102 -7
  8. package/components/fab.css +17 -0
  9. package/components/listbox.css +31 -22
  10. package/components/menu-button.css +13 -13
  11. package/components/menu.css +96 -12
  12. package/components/menubar.css +18 -3
  13. package/components/search-bar.css +16 -6
  14. package/components/select.css +62 -0
  15. package/components/splitter.css +26 -12
  16. package/components/transfer-list.css +40 -1
  17. package/components.css +1 -0
  18. package/defaults.css +858 -87
  19. package/package.json +6 -7
package/README.md CHANGED
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  # `@rcarls/rc-theme-material`
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- Optional Material 3 design-token bridge and full CSS style layer for
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- `rc-webcomponents`.
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+ [Material 3](https://m3.material.io/) CSS theme and token bridge for `rc-webcomponents`.
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- The package maps Material system and component CSS custom properties into RC's
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- public `--rc-*` styling contracts. It changes presentation only; it does not
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- claim behavioral or structural conformance with Material components.
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+ Docs: [https://richardcarls.github.io/rc-webcomponents/guide/theme-previews](https://richardcarls.github.io/rc-webcomponents/guide/theme-previews).
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+
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+ Maps Material Design system and component CSS custom properties onto the
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+ public `--rc-*` styling contract. It changes presentation only and is an
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+ entirely optional theme package.
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+ Material 3 tokens and defaults vendored from the archived
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+ [material-foundation/material-tokens](https://github.com/material-foundation/material-tokens)
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  ## Installation
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  yarn add @rcarls/rc-theme-material
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  ```
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- Use an application's existing Material token environment:
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-
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- ```css
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- @import '@rcarls/rc-theme-material/bridge.css';
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- ```
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+ ### Bridge your existing Material 3 theme
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- ```html
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- <main class="rc-theme-material">
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- <!-- rc components -->
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- </main>
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- ```
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-
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- For a standalone baseline that includes representative light and dark Material
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- system tokens and the full component style layer:
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+ Import the design-token bridge and `rc-webcomponents` styles.
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  ```css
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- @import '@rcarls/rc-theme-material/theme.css';
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+ @import '@rcarls/rc-theme-material/bridge.css';
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+ @import '@rcarls/rc-theme-material/components.css';
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  ```
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- Import `defaults.css` separately when only the baseline Material system tokens
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- are needed. Import `components.css` with `bridge.css` when an application
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- provides its own Material system tokens but wants the full RC component styling.
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- `bridge.css` never defines `--md-sys-*`, so branded or dynamically generated
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- application tokens remain authoritative.
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-
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  Selective component styles are also exported:
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  ```css
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  @import '@rcarls/rc-theme-material/components/menu.css';
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  ```
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- Package rules use ordered cascade layers:
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+ Theme styles are scoped under a `.rc-theme-material` class.
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- ```css
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- @layer rc-theme-material.defaults, rc-theme-material.bridge, rc-theme-material.components;
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+ ```html
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+ <body class="rc-theme-material">
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+ <!-- rc-webcomponents -->
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+ </body>
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  ```
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- Unlayered application CSS and application layers declared after these layers
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- can override the theme normally.
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- ## Supported mappings
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+ ### Full standalone Material 3 theme
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- The initial bridge and style layer cover:
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+ Includes bundled light and dark Material 3 token defaults and the full
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+ bridge and component style layers:
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- - `rc-select` and `rc-combobox`
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- - `rc-slider` and `rc-range-slider`
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- - `rc-search-bar`
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- - `rc-app-bar`
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- - `rc-menu`, `rc-menu-button`, and `rc-menubar`
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- - `rc-toolbar`
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- - `rc-listbox`, `rc-textarea`, `rc-markdown-editor`, and `rc-transfer-list`
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- - `rc-dialog`, `rc-disclosure`, and `rc-accordion`
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- - `rc-splitter` and `rc-virtual-canvas`
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- Material Web token names are used where a corresponding component exists.
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- Search bar and top app bar mappings follow Material 3 token terminology and
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- fall back through Material system roles.
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- The initial mapping targets Material Web's `v0_192` component-token generation
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- and the public token names documented at material-web.dev. Material Web token
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- changes are not adopted silently; mapping updates are versioned package API.
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- Consumer-provided native controls remain consumer-owned. The bridge does not
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- style arbitrary buttons or infer filled, tonal, text, or icon-button intent.
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- Menu-button mappings provide trigger geometry only; applications choose trigger
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- colors and button variants.
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- The full style layer does style native controls when their intent is established
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- by an RC composition, including menu items, menu triggers, toolbar controls,
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- app-bar actions, transfer-list actions, disclosure summaries, and dialog
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- actions. It never styles unrelated application controls.
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- ## Fidelity
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- | Surface | Fidelity | Notes |
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- | --- | --- | --- |
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- | Select, combobox, listbox, menus, search, app bar, sliders | Strong | Existing parts and states support recognizable M3 treatments. |
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- | Toolbar, transfer list, textarea, splitter, dialog, disclosure | Approximate | Material styling is applied to RC's existing structure. |
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- | Markdown editor and virtual canvas | Foundational | Surface, state, and contextual-control styling only. |
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+ ```css
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+ @import '@rcarls/rc-theme-material/theme.css';
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+ ```
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- Floating labels, supporting/error text structures, ripples, Material button
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- variants, and richer component-specific compositions require future styling
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- hooks or structural variants. Fonts and icons are not bundled; applications may
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- provide Roboto and Material Symbols through their normal asset pipeline.
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+ ## Theming scope
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- ## Token precedence
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+ The full style layer will style native controls when their intent is established
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- Component tokens override system tokens, which override RC's platform fallback:
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+ Fonts and icons are not bundled; websites and applications may provide
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+ [Roboto](https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Roboto) and
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+ [Material Symbols](https://fonts.google.com/icons) through other means.
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- ```css
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- --rc-slider-progress-background:
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- var(--md-slider-active-track-color, var(--md-sys-color-primary, Highlight));
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- ```
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- The bridge's Material token mapping is a versioned public contract. Review
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- release notes before upgrading when an application overrides Material component
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- tokens directly.
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+ [Material Web](material-web.dev) token names are used where a corresponding component
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+ exists. Search bar and top app bar mappings follow Material 3 token terminology and
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+ fall back through Material system roles.