@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components 0.9.24 → 0.9.26

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package/AGENTS.md CHANGED
@@ -70,6 +70,7 @@ Commonly used exports from `remote` include:
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  - Prefer package public exports over reimplementing CRM-styled controls manually.
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  - Match component choice to semantics:
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  use `UiField` for labeled form controls, `UiAlert` for state messages, `UiPageHeader` for page-level headings.
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+ - When a component uses only the default slot, prefer the `v-slot` directive on the component instead of `<template #default>`.
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  - For widget targets, keep inline UI compact: prefer `UiToolbarButton`, `UiToolbarLink`, short text, and icons.
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  - Move complex widget UI into `UiModalSidebar` or `UiModalWindow` instead of expanding the target slot.
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  - Keep imports on the public package boundary.
package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -68,3 +68,12 @@ npx @retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components init-agents
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  Если `AGENTS.md` уже существует, команда допишет в конец инструкции для
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  `@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components`, если такого блока там еще нет. С `--force`
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  можно обновить уже существующий блок пакета.
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+
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+ Для project-level skills можно создать `.agents/skills/embed-ui-v1-components-ui/SKILL.md`:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx @retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components init-skills
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+ ```
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+
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+ Skill описывает повторяемый workflow для выбора page pattern, чтения профилей компонентов,
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+ проверки styling constraints и ревью table pagination/form/widget composition.
@@ -10,9 +10,12 @@ const DEFAULT_NEWLINE = '\n'
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  const AGENTS_SECTION_HEADER = '## @retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components'
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  const AGENTS_SECTION_START = '<!-- embed-ui-agents:start -->'
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  const AGENTS_SECTION_END = '<!-- embed-ui-agents:end -->'
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+ const SKILL_NAME = 'embed-ui-v1-components-ui'
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+ const SKILL_TEMPLATE_PATH = `templates/skills/${SKILL_NAME}/SKILL.md.txt`
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  const HELP_TEXT = `Usage:
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  npx ${PACKAGE_NAME} init-agents [target] [options]
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+ npx ${PACKAGE_NAME} init-skills [target] [options]
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  Options:
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  -f, --force Replace existing package section in AGENTS.md
@@ -20,6 +23,7 @@ Options:
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  Examples:
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  npx ${PACKAGE_NAME} init-agents
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+ npx ${PACKAGE_NAME} init-skills
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  npx ${PACKAGE_NAME} init-agents ./my-project
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  npx ${PACKAGE_NAME} init-agents --force
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  `
@@ -250,6 +254,14 @@ ${AGENTS_SECTION_END}
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  `
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  }
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+ const createSkill = (target, packageDocsPath) => {
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+ const packageRoot = getCurrentPackageRoot() ?? findPackageRoot(target)
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+ const templatePath = path.join(packageRoot, SKILL_TEMPLATE_PATH)
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+ const template = fs.readFileSync(templatePath, 'utf8')
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+
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+ return template.replaceAll('__PACKAGE_DOCS_PATH__', packageDocsPath)
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+ }
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+
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  const findMarkedSectionRange = (content) => {
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  const start = content.indexOf(AGENTS_SECTION_START)
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  const end = content.indexOf(AGENTS_SECTION_END, start + AGENTS_SECTION_START.length)
@@ -381,15 +393,52 @@ const initAgents = (target, force) => {
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  console.log(`The ${PACKAGE_NAME} instructions were appended to the end of the file.`)
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  }
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+ const initSkills = (target, force) => {
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+ if (!fs.existsSync(target)) {
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+ throw new Error(`Target path does not exist: ${target}`)
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+ }
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+ const stat = fs.statSync(target)
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+ if (!stat.isDirectory()) {
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+ throw new Error(`Target path is not a directory: ${target}`)
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+ }
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+ const packageDocsPath = createPackageDocsPath(target)
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+ const skillPath = path.join(target, '.agents', 'skills', SKILL_NAME, 'SKILL.md')
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+ const fileExists = fs.existsSync(skillPath)
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+
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+ if (fileExists && !force) {
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+ console.log(`${skillPath} already exists`)
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+ console.log('Nothing was changed. Re-run with --force to refresh that skill.')
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+ return
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+ }
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+ if (!fs.existsSync(path.dirname(skillPath))) {
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+ fs.mkdirSync(path.dirname(skillPath), { recursive: true })
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+ }
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+ fs.writeFileSync(skillPath, createSkill(target, packageDocsPath), 'utf8')
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+ const action = fileExists ? 'updated' : 'created'
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+ console.log(`SKILL: ${action} ${skillPath}`)
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+ }
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+
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  const main = () => {
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  try {
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  const options = parseArgs(process.argv.slice(2))
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- if (options.command !== 'init-agents') {
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- throw new Error(`Unknown command: ${options.command}`)
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+ if (options.command === 'init-agents') {
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+ initAgents(options.target, options.force)
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+ return
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+ }
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+
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+ if (options.command === 'init-skills') {
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+ initSkills(options.target, options.force)
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+ return
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  }
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- initAgents(options.target, options.force)
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+ throw new Error(`Unknown command: ${options.command}`)
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  } catch (error) {
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  console.error(error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error))
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  console.error('')
@@ -33,6 +33,9 @@ console.log(`[${PACKAGE_NAME}] Component profiles live in docs/profiles/componen
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  if (!hasAgentsFile) {
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  console.log(`[${PACKAGE_NAME}] To scaffold AGENTS.md for this project, run:`)
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  console.log(` npx ${PACKAGE_NAME} init-agents`)
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+ console.log(`[${PACKAGE_NAME}] To install project-level skills, run:`)
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+ console.log(` npx ${PACKAGE_NAME} init-skills`)
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  } else {
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  console.log(`[${PACKAGE_NAME}] AGENTS.md already exists in this project, so no scaffold was created automatically`)
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+ console.log(`[${PACKAGE_NAME}] Project-level skills can be installed with: npx ${PACKAGE_NAME} init-skills`)
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  }
package/docs/AI.md CHANGED
@@ -63,10 +63,13 @@ When building a basic form or settings screen, start from patterns like:
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  ```ts
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  import {
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  UiButton,
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+ UiCheckbox,
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  UiField,
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+ UiNumberStepper,
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  UiPageFooter,
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  UiPageHeader,
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  UiSelect,
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+ UiSwitch,
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  UiTextbox,
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  } from '@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/remote'
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  ```
@@ -75,6 +78,9 @@ Typical compositions:
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  - `UiField` + `UiTextbox`
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  - `UiField` + `UiSelect`
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+ - `UiField` + `UiNumberStepper`
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+ - `UiSwitch` + visible label + hint row
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+ - `UiCheckbox` + visible label row or checkbox group
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  - `UiPageHeader` + `UiButton`
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  - `UiSelect` + `UiSelectOption`
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  - use `UiPageFooter` for page-level save/cancel/delete actions instead of recreating a local footer;
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  - use one `Success Primary` button for the strongest save/apply/create action that commits a result; use `Default Primary`
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  only for another important action with a different meaning;
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+ - use `Secondary` buttons for real neighboring commands that should still look like buttons;
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+ - use `Tertiary` buttons for lower-emphasis edit, open, configure, cancel, close, and optional commands near headers,
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+ cards, tables, and inline content;
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+ - apply the 24px top and 32px side/bottom padding rule to white content surfaces, not to the page root wrapper;
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  - keep filters and controls near the content they affect;
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- - use `UiField` around labeled form controls;
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+ - use `UiField` around labeled textbox, select, number, date, and time controls;
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  - use `UiTable` for structured result lists;
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  - use `UiLink` for navigation and inline links, `UiButton` for commands;
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  - use `UiLoader` with `overlay: true` when loading should dim the covered page or module content;
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  - keep public imports on `@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/remote`;
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+ - when a component uses only the default slot, prefer `v-slot` on the component instead of `<template #default>`;
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  - avoid custom markup that recreates textbox, select, button, link, or table chrome.
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+ - before passing enum-like prop values, check the component profile or public type; omit optional props instead of
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+ inventing neutral values such as `"none"` when they are not listed.
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  ## Default Recommendation For Table Screens
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  screen where users scan and refine datasets:
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  - put search and filters directly above `UiTable`;
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+ - do not wrap `UiTable` in an extra white card or padded content surface;
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+ - use a plain layout or scroll wrapper around `UiTable` only when width or overflow control is needed;
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  - use `UiTextbox` for free-text search and `UiSelect` or compact toggle controls for finite filters;
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  - keep filters, sorting, page, and page size in GET query parameters when the host app has routing;
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  - hydrate initial filter and pagination state from the current query;
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  - use chevron icon assets for table footer previous/next controls instead of text glyphs;
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  - add local CSS for table footer layout and states; use [`UiTable.yml`](./profiles/components/UiTable.yml)
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  for the reference table footer example;
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- - set `size="small"` on `UiLink` inside table cells so links match table body typography.
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+ - set `size="small"` on `UiLink` inside table cells so links match table body typography;
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+ - prefer icon-only row action buttons inside dense table rows; keep the same action text in
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+ `aria-label` and `UiTooltip`.
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  - `sort` and `direction` for sorting;
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+ ## Default Recommendation For Forms
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+ When building forms with remote controls:
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+ - use `v-model:value` for value-bearing controls such as `UiTextbox`, `UiSelect`, `UiNumberStepper`,
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+ and `UiSwitch`;
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+ - if a field looks filled but backend validation receives an empty value, check the Network payload
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+ before changing the component binding;
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+ - use `UiField` for labeled text, select, date, and number controls;
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+ - forward `UiField` slot props into the actual child control when it accepts `id`, especially
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+ `UiTextbox`, `UiSelect`, and `UiNumberStepper`;
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+ - put validation errors inside the relevant field composition, not as unrelated sibling blocks;
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+ - when a component uses only the default slot, prefer `v-slot` on the component instead of
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+ `<template #default>`;
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+ - do not wrap `UiSwitch` in `UiField`; place the switch next to a visible label and optional hint,
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+ and connect `UiSwitch :id` with `label :for`.
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+ - do not wrap simple `UiCheckbox` rows in `UiField`; place the checkbox next to a visible label and optional hint.
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+ - use `UiSwitch` for compact immediate boolean settings, feature toggles, and enable/disable flags.
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+ - use `UiCheckbox` for checkbox groups, table row selection, "select all", acknowledgements, and checkbox-shaped choices.
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+ - use `UiNumberStepper` for bounded numeric settings, quantities, durations, limits, and values with meaningful increments.
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+ - use `UiTextbox` for numeric-looking text such as phone numbers, codes, identifiers, and free-form numeric strings.
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  ## Default Recommendation For Widgets
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package/docs/FORMAT.md CHANGED
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  - Use short, concrete statements instead of vague praise.
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  - Use the exact names of props, emits, and slots.
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  - Do not mix "how the component looks right now" with "what is publicly guaranteed".
package/docs/STYLING.md CHANGED
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- }"
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- />
31
- </template>
22
+ <UiField v-slot="field" id="name-field" label="Name" hint="At least 3 characters">
23
+ <UiTextbox
24
+ :id="field.id"
25
+ :input-attributes="{
26
+ 'aria-labelledby': field.ariaLabelledby,
27
+ 'aria-invalid': field.ariaInvalid,
28
+ }"
29
+ />
32
30
  </UiField>
33
31
  </template>
34
32
 
@@ -61,6 +59,56 @@ examples:
61
59
  <script lang="ts" setup>
62
60
  import { UiField, UiTextbox } from '@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/remote'
63
61
  </script>
62
+ - title: Select inside a field
63
+ code: |
64
+ <template>
65
+ <UiField v-slot="field" id="manager-field" label="Manager">
66
+ <UiSelect
67
+ :id="field.id"
68
+ v-model:value="manager"
69
+ :invalid="field.ariaInvalid === 'true'"
70
+ placeholder="Select manager"
71
+ >
72
+ <UiSelectOption value="anna" label="Anna Smith" />
73
+ <UiSelectOption value="ilya" label="Ilya Johnson" />
74
+ </UiSelect>
75
+ </UiField>
76
+ </template>
77
+
78
+ <script lang="ts" setup>
79
+ import { ref } from 'vue'
80
+
81
+ import {
82
+ UiField,
83
+ UiSelect,
84
+ UiSelectOption,
85
+ } from '@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/remote'
86
+
87
+ const manager = ref<string | null>(null)
88
+ </script>
89
+ - title: Number stepper inside a field
90
+ code: |
91
+ <template>
92
+ <UiField v-slot="field" id="duration-field" label="Duration, minutes">
93
+ <UiNumberStepper
94
+ :id="field.id"
95
+ v-model:value="duration"
96
+ :min="0"
97
+ :step="15"
98
+ />
99
+ </UiField>
100
+ </template>
101
+
102
+ <script lang="ts" setup>
103
+ import { ref } from 'vue'
104
+
105
+ import {
106
+ UiField,
107
+ UiNumberStepper,
108
+ } from '@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/remote'
109
+
110
+ const duration = ref(30)
111
+ </script>
64
112
  use_when:
65
113
  - You need a labeled form control with consistent field semantics.
66
114
  - You need to pass id, aria-labelledby, and aria-invalid into an inner control.
@@ -109,9 +157,12 @@ api:
109
157
  - one form control
110
158
  - UiTextbox
111
159
  - UiSelect
160
+ - UiNumberStepper
112
161
  - UiDatePicker
113
162
  avoid:
114
163
  - several unrelated controls
164
+ - UiSwitch setting rows
165
+ - UiCheckbox setting rows
115
166
  - decorative layout only
116
167
  - raw content without using slot props
117
168
  layout_effect: The control sits below the headline and inherits field-level semantics through slot props.
@@ -248,6 +299,7 @@ composition:
248
299
  works_well_with:
249
300
  - UiTextbox
250
301
  - UiSelect
302
+ - UiNumberStepper
251
303
  - UiDatePicker
252
304
  - UiTimePicker
253
305
  patterns:
@@ -258,7 +310,12 @@ composition:
258
310
  ai_notes:
259
311
  do:
260
312
  - Forward slot props into the actual control in most form scenarios.
261
- - Use UiField as a semantic wrapper for a single control.
313
+ - Pass field.id to child controls that accept id, including UiTextbox, UiSelect, and UiNumberStepper.
314
+ - Use v-slot on UiField when the field uses only the default slot.
315
+ - Use UiField as a semantic wrapper for a single textbox, select, number, date, or time control.
316
+ - Place validation errors inside the relevant field composition instead of rendering them as unrelated sibling blocks.
262
317
  avoid:
263
318
  - Do not use UiField as a generic visual container without control semantics.
319
+ - Do not use UiField for UiSwitch settings rows; pair UiSwitch with a visible label and hint text instead.
320
+ - Do not use UiField for simple UiCheckbox rows; pair UiCheckbox with a visible label and optional hint instead.
264
321
  - Do not ignore id and ariaLabelledby when accessibility matters.
@@ -44,18 +44,30 @@ examples:
44
44
  </div>
45
45
 
46
46
  <template #footer>
47
- <UiButton @click="modalSidebarInner = false">
48
- Close
49
- </UiButton>
47
+ <div style="display: flex; align-items: center; gap: 12px;">
48
+ <UiButton @click="modalSidebarInner = false">
49
+ Save
50
+ </UiButton>
51
+
52
+ <UiButton appearance="secondary" @click="modalSidebarInner = false">
53
+ Close
54
+ </UiButton>
55
+ </div>
50
56
  </template>
51
57
  </UiModalSidebar>
52
58
  </div>
53
59
  </div>
54
60
 
55
61
  <template v-if="footer" #footer>
56
- <UiButton @click="open = false">
57
- Close
58
- </UiButton>
62
+ <div style="display: flex; align-items: center; gap: 12px;">
63
+ <UiButton @click="open = false">
64
+ Save
65
+ </UiButton>
66
+
67
+ <UiButton appearance="secondary" @click="open = false">
68
+ Close
69
+ </UiButton>
70
+ </div>
59
71
  </template>
60
72
  </UiModalSidebar>
61
73
  </div>
@@ -125,6 +137,9 @@ ai_notes:
125
137
  do:
126
138
  - Use UiModalSidebar when page context should stay visually connected to the modal content.
127
139
  - Use for inspect, edit, or secondary workflows that relate to the current list or page.
140
+ - Group several footer buttons in flex rows; 12px and 16px are the common gaps inside a group.
141
+ - Footer actions may be split into left and right groups when their meanings differ.
142
+ - Put destructive icon-only actions on the right and confirm them with UiPopconfirm okVariant="danger"; the confirmation button is primary by default.
128
143
  avoid:
129
144
  - Do not use for short confirmations; use UiModalWindow.
130
145
 
@@ -133,6 +148,7 @@ composition:
133
148
  - UiTable
134
149
  - UiField
135
150
  - UiButton
151
+ - UiPopconfirm
136
152
  patterns:
137
153
  - title: Row detail side panel
138
154
  notes: Open from a table row when the user should keep list context visible.
@@ -28,9 +28,11 @@ examples:
28
28
  use_when:
29
29
  - You need numeric input with explicit step controls.
30
30
  - You need range constraints and nullable numeric state.
31
+ - You need bounded numeric settings, quantities, durations, limits, delays, or values with meaningful increments.
31
32
 
32
33
  avoid_when:
33
34
  - You need plain text or decimal input without stepper controls.
35
+ - You need numeric-looking text such as phone numbers, codes, identifiers, or free-form strings.
34
36
 
35
37
  api:
36
38
  key_props:
@@ -82,6 +84,7 @@ ai_notes:
82
84
  - Prefer nullable when clearing the value is a valid state.
83
85
  avoid:
84
86
  - Do not use when the value is an identifier, phone, code, or other numeric-looking text.
87
+ - Do not replace with UiTextbox for bounded numeric settings unless a runtime limitation is documented.
85
88
 
86
89
  accessibility:
87
90
  notes:
@@ -312,6 +312,10 @@ styling:
312
312
  - The trigger reuses the textbox visual model.
313
313
  - The dropdown reuses popper variables for padding, radius, and floating surface geometry.
314
314
  - Classes are descriptive implementation hooks, not a stable external styling contract.
315
+ - Selected, active, focused, pressed, invalid, and disabled states should come from UiSelect and
316
+ UiSelectOption implementation styles or documented CSS variables.
317
+ - Do not add custom outlines or borders for selected options unless the task records a
318
+ project-specific design requirement.
315
319
  root_classes:
316
320
  - .ui-v1-select
317
321
  - .ui-v1-select__trigger
@@ -375,6 +379,8 @@ behavior:
375
379
  - In multiple mode values are toggled inside the array model.
376
380
  - Filtering matches option labels and descriptions.
377
381
  - If nothing matches, a no-result block is shown.
382
+ - Selected option styling is owned by the select option implementation; do not recreate it with
383
+ local borders or outline styles.
378
384
  keyboard:
379
385
  - Arrow keys move the active highlight.
380
386
  - Escape closes the dropdown.
@@ -414,3 +420,5 @@ ai_notes:
414
420
  - Do not place arbitrary div wrappers inside the option tree.
415
421
  - Do not choose UiSelect when free text input is the real need.
416
422
  - Do not assume the dropdown lives in normal document flow next to the trigger.
423
+ - Do not add custom selected-option outlines, borders, or active-state chrome unless a
424
+ project-specific design requirement explicitly asks for it.
@@ -70,5 +70,7 @@ styling:
70
70
  notes:
71
71
  - Use documented props and slots as the primary styling API.
72
72
  - Internal .ui-v1-* classes are descriptive implementation details for reasoning and debugging unless a profile marks them as public theme hooks.
73
+ - Selected, active, focused, pressed, and disabled option states are owned by UiSelect/UiSelectOption implementation styles.
74
+ - Do not add custom outlines or borders for selected options unless the task records a project-specific design requirement.
73
75
  root_classes:
74
76
  - .ui-v1-select-option
@@ -58,11 +58,74 @@ examples:
58
58
 
59
59
  const enabled = ref(false)
60
60
  </script>
61
+ - title: Settings row with label and hint
62
+ code: |
63
+ <template>
64
+ <div class="settings-switch-row">
65
+ <UiSwitch
66
+ :id="switchId"
67
+ v-model:value="enabled"
68
+ />
69
+
70
+ <div class="settings-switch-row__content">
71
+ <label
72
+ class="settings-switch-row__label"
73
+ :for="switchId"
74
+ >
75
+ Enable automatic assignment
76
+ </label>
77
+
78
+ <div class="settings-switch-row__hint">
79
+ New requests will be assigned to available managers.
80
+ </div>
81
+ </div>
82
+ </div>
83
+ </template>
84
+
85
+ <script lang="ts" setup>
86
+ import { ref, useId } from 'vue'
87
+
88
+ import { UiSwitch } from '@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/remote'
89
+
90
+ const enabled = ref(false)
91
+ const switchId = useId()
92
+ </script>
93
+
94
+ <style lang="less" scoped>
95
+ @import (reference) '@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/assets/stylesheets/layout.less';
96
+ @import (reference) '@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/assets/stylesheets/palette.less';
97
+ @import (reference) '@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/assets/stylesheets/typography.less';
98
+
99
+ .settings-switch-row {
100
+ display: flex;
101
+ align-items: flex-start;
102
+ gap: 3 * @spacing-unit;
103
+ }
104
+
105
+ .settings-switch-row__content {
106
+ display: grid;
107
+ gap: @spacing-xxs;
108
+ min-width: 0;
109
+ }
110
+
111
+ .settings-switch-row__label {
112
+ color: @black-500;
113
+ .text-small-accent();
114
+ }
115
+
116
+ .settings-switch-row__hint {
117
+ color: @grey-800;
118
+ .text-small();
119
+ }
120
+ </style>
61
121
  use_when:
62
122
  - You need a compact on or off toggle.
123
+ - You need an immediate boolean setting, feature flag, enable or disable control, or settings row.
63
124
 
64
125
  avoid_when:
65
126
  - You need checkbox-group semantics.
127
+ - You need a UiField-style labeled wrapper; pair UiSwitch with a visible label and hint text instead.
128
+ - You need an acknowledgement, legal confirmation, table selection, or multi-select choice; use UiCheckbox instead.
66
129
 
67
130
  api:
68
131
  key_props:
@@ -93,18 +156,24 @@ behavior:
93
156
 
94
157
  composition:
95
158
  works_well_with:
96
- - UiField
159
+ - visible label
160
+ - hint text
97
161
  patterns:
98
162
  - title: Settings row
99
- notes: Pair with a visible label and optional description so the on or off state is unambiguous.
163
+ notes: Place UiSwitch on the left, label and hint on the right, and connect UiSwitch id with label for.
100
164
  avoid:
101
165
  - Do not use without a nearby label; the switch alone does not explain what will change.
166
+ - Do not wrap UiSwitch in UiField.
102
167
 
103
168
  ai_notes:
104
169
  do:
105
170
  - Use for compact feature toggles and enable or disable settings.
171
+ - Generate an id, pass it to UiSwitch, and connect the visible label with label for.
172
+ - Put helper text below the label in the settings row, not in UiField hint.
106
173
  avoid:
107
174
  - Do not use for multi-select lists or legal acknowledgements; use UiCheckbox.
175
+ - Do not replace compact settings toggles with UiCheckbox just because the value is boolean.
176
+ - Do not use UiField around UiSwitch.
108
177
 
109
178
  accessibility:
110
179
  notes:
@@ -10,13 +10,16 @@ public_import:
10
10
 
11
11
  related_components:
12
12
  - UiAvatar
13
+ - UiButton
13
14
  - UiCheckbox
14
15
  - UiLink
16
+ - UiPopperConnector
15
17
  - UiTableColumn
16
18
  - UiTableFooterButton
17
19
  - UiTableFooterSection
18
20
  - UiTableSorter
19
21
  - UiTag
22
+ - UiTooltip
20
23
 
21
24
  examples:
22
25
  - title: Basic table
@@ -64,6 +67,68 @@ examples:
64
67
  Sent: '#1FA971',
65
68
  }
66
69
  </script>
70
+ - title: Icon-only row action with tooltip
71
+ notes:
72
+ - Use narrow action columns for row commands.
73
+ - Keep the visible control icon-only; put the action text in aria-label and UiTooltip.
74
+ code: |
75
+ <template>
76
+ <UiTable
77
+ bordered
78
+ :rows="rows"
79
+ row-key="id"
80
+ >
81
+ <UiTableColumn label="Name">
82
+ <template #cell="{ row }">
83
+ {{ row.name }}
84
+ </template>
85
+ </UiTableColumn>
86
+
87
+ <UiTableColumn :width="48" label="" trim>
88
+ <template #cell="{ row }">
89
+ <UiPopperConnector>
90
+ <UiButton
91
+ :aria-label="`Edit ${row.name}`"
92
+ appearance="tertiary"
93
+ size="sm"
94
+ @click="edit(row)"
95
+ >
96
+ <IconEdit aria-hidden="true" />
97
+ </UiButton>
98
+
99
+ <UiTooltip>
100
+ Edit {{ row.name }}
101
+ </UiTooltip>
102
+ </UiPopperConnector>
103
+ </template>
104
+ </UiTableColumn>
105
+ </UiTable>
106
+ </template>
107
+
108
+ <script lang="ts" setup>
109
+ import IconEdit from '@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/assets/sprites/ui/edit.svg'
110
+ import {
111
+ UiButton,
112
+ UiPopperConnector,
113
+ UiTable,
114
+ UiTableColumn,
115
+ UiTooltip,
116
+ } from '@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/remote'
117
+
118
+ type Row = {
119
+ id: number
120
+ name: string
121
+ }
122
+
123
+ const rows: Row[] = [
124
+ { id: 101, name: 'Anna Smith' },
125
+ { id: 102, name: 'Ilya Johnson' },
126
+ ]
127
+
128
+ const edit = (row: Row) => {
129
+ console.log(row)
130
+ }
131
+ </script>
67
132
  - title: Expandable rows table
68
133
  notes:
69
134
  - Use the expand slot and cell toggle helper for expandable row details.
@@ -421,6 +486,7 @@ use_when:
421
486
 
422
487
  avoid_when:
423
488
  - You need a simple list or card layout.
489
+ - You need content inside a generic white card surface instead of a table.
424
490
 
425
491
  api:
426
492
  key_props:
@@ -491,6 +557,7 @@ geometry:
491
557
  - Root fills available width.
492
558
  - fixed=true switches table-layout from auto to fixed.
493
559
  - bordered=true adds border and corner rounding through CSS variables.
560
+ - Do not wrap UiTable in an extra white content surface; use a plain layout or scroll wrapper only when needed.
494
561
  - Filters and search controls should usually be placed above the table, not in the table root.
495
562
  - Table-scoped pagination belongs in footer slots when custom controls are needed.
496
563
 
@@ -593,6 +660,12 @@ composition:
593
660
  - Add scoped CSS for footer meta height, control-row background, pagination button size, active page state, arrow icon size, and vertical dividers.
594
661
  - Persist page and page size in URL query parameters when routing is available.
595
662
  - Reset page to 1 when filters or sorting change.
663
+ actions:
664
+ notes:
665
+ - Prefer narrow action columns with icon-only UiButton controls for row commands.
666
+ - Keep visible button text out of dense table rows; provide aria-label and matching UiTooltip text.
667
+ - Use package sprite icons and set aria-hidden on the icon itself.
668
+ - Wrap action buttons and UiTooltip in UiPopperConnector. Add UiPopperTarget only for custom non-component targets.
596
669
 
597
670
  ai_notes:
598
671
  do:
@@ -603,9 +676,12 @@ ai_notes:
603
676
  - Compose footer controls with UiTableFooterSection and UiTableFooterButton.
604
677
  - Copy the Entity list table footer example when building a realistic entity-list footer.
605
678
  - Use UiTableSorter for sortable headers.
679
+ - Use icon-only row action buttons with aria-label and UiTooltip in action columns.
606
680
  avoid:
607
681
  - Do not hide table filters in page header actions.
682
+ - Do not wrap UiTable in an additional white card, panel, or content-surface container.
608
683
  - Do not use UiButton inside table footer pagination.
684
+ - Do not put visible text buttons in dense table action columns.
609
685
  - Do not put pagination only in local state when the screen has routable result sets.
610
686
  - Do not import table internals from host or src paths.
611
687
 
@@ -37,12 +37,14 @@ use_when:
37
37
  - You need a standard text input.
38
38
  - You need search, email, phone, url, or password input.
39
39
  - You need decimal or numeric input without a separate stepper.
40
+ - You need numeric-looking text such as a phone, code, identifier, article, external id, or free-form numeric string.
40
41
  - You need a multiline control in the same visual language.
41
42
  - You need an input that composes well with UiField and inline editing.
42
43
 
43
44
  avoid_when:
44
45
  - You need value selection, not free-form input.
45
46
  - You need explicit increment and decrement UX.
47
+ - You need bounded numeric settings, quantities, durations, limits, or values with meaningful increments; use UiNumberStepper instead.
46
48
  - You need advanced formatting beyond the prefix or suffix model.
47
49
 
48
50
  api:
@@ -60,6 +60,7 @@ ai_notes:
60
60
  do:
61
61
  - Use UiTooltip for tooltip semantics and UiPopper for lower-level floating behavior.
62
62
  - Keep tooltip content short and non-essential.
63
+ - For icon-only controls, keep tooltip text aligned with the control aria-label.
63
64
  avoid:
64
65
  - Do not put forms, tables, or multi-step interactions in tooltips.
65
66
 
@@ -20,7 +20,11 @@ expected_structure:
20
20
  - Header actions can be accompanied by text information or status labels.
21
21
  - Optional top tabs.
22
22
  - Main content sits on a white content surface.
23
+ - The white content surface owns the 24px top and 32px side/bottom padding.
24
+ - The page root wrapper should not repeat that padding.
23
25
  - Content can include text, buttons, fields, checkboxes, radio groups, switches, and other form controls.
26
+ - Textbox, select, number, date, and time controls usually live inside UiField.
27
+ - UiSwitch and simple UiCheckbox rows should use their own row layout with a visible label and optional hint, not UiField.
24
28
  - A bottom save panel is optional.
25
29
  - If a bottom save panel is used, its main save or apply action should be Success Primary.
26
30
 
@@ -53,8 +57,14 @@ recommended_components:
53
57
  ai_notes:
54
58
  do:
55
59
  - Keep form controls grouped by task or semantic section.
56
- - Use UiField around labelled form controls.
60
+ - Use UiField around labeled textbox, select, number, date, and time controls.
61
+ - Use UiSwitch for compact enable or disable settings.
62
+ - Use UiCheckbox for checkbox groups, table selection, acknowledgements, and checkbox-shaped boolean choices.
57
63
  - Use tabs only when they reduce visible complexity without hiding required work.
58
64
  - Keep save/apply as the strongest footer action and move neighboring actions to secondary or tertiary appearances unless their variant has a distinct page-level meaning.
65
+ - Prefer tertiary for low-emphasis local actions that should not compete with the settings save flow.
59
66
  avoid:
60
67
  - Do not create a decorative landing page for operational settings.
68
+ - Do not put content-surface padding on the root page wrapper.
69
+ - Do not use UiCheckbox as the default replacement for UiSwitch just because a setting is boolean.
70
+ - Do not wrap UiSwitch or simple UiCheckbox rows in UiField.
@@ -18,12 +18,16 @@ expected_structure:
18
18
  - One or more 48px page buttons on the right side of the header.
19
19
  - If there are multiple header buttons, one should be primary and the rest can be secondary or tertiary.
20
20
  - The main Default Primary button usually creates a new entity for the list when there is no stronger Success Primary action on the page.
21
+ - Supporting header actions that should not compete with the create action are usually tertiary rather than secondary.
21
22
  - Filters above the table, built from controls such as select, textbox, and combobox-like selection components.
22
23
  - Filter controls should run in rows of roughly 4-5 fields, then wrap to the next row.
23
24
  - Filters can be collapsible.
24
25
  - Filter apply action uses a default secondary 36px text button.
25
26
  - Filter reset action uses a danger secondary 36px icon button.
26
27
  - Entity data is shown in a table.
28
+ - UiTable should not be wrapped in an extra white content surface.
29
+ - A wrapper around UiTable should only handle layout, width, or scrolling, without card chrome or content-surface padding.
30
+ - Row action columns should use icon-only buttons with aria-label and UiTooltip instead of visible text buttons.
27
31
  - The table may scroll and may support export.
28
32
 
29
33
  recommended_components:
@@ -61,6 +65,11 @@ ai_notes:
61
65
  - Keep filters and table controls directly above the table.
62
66
  - Persist filters, sorting, page, and page size in query parameters when routing is available.
63
67
  - Reset page to 1 when filters or sorting change.
68
+ - Use narrow icon-only row action columns with matching aria-label and UiTooltip text.
69
+ - Use tertiary for low-emphasis header or row-adjacent commands when a secondary button would be too visually heavy.
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  - Do not put pagination only in local state when the result set is routable.
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+ - Do not place UiTable inside an additional white card or padded content surface.
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+ - Do not use visible text buttons for dense table row actions.
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+ - Do not make every header action secondary when only one action should draw attention.
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+ <div class="modal-sidebar-footer__aside">
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+ <UiPopconfirm
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+ ok-variant="danger"
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+ title="Delete item?"
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+ @ok="deleteItem"
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+ >
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+ <template #trigger="{ open: popconfirmOpen }">
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+ <UiButton
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+ aria-label="Delete"
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+ appearance="tertiary"
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+ class="modal-sidebar-footer__delete"
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+ variant="danger"
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+ >
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+ <IconDelete
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+ </UiButton>
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+ - Footer actions may be split into left and right groups.
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+ - Footer action groups usually use a 12px or 16px gap between neighboring buttons.
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+ - Destructive footer actions are often icon-only buttons aligned to the right edge.
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+ - Destructive icon-only actions should usually open UiPopconfirm with okVariant="danger"; its confirmation button is primary by default.
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  - Keep the flow compact.
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+ - Split footer actions into meaningful left and right groups when secondary or destructive actions need separation.
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+ - Use 12px or 16px gaps inside each footer action group.
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+ - Put destructive icon-only actions on the right and confirm them with UiPopconfirm okVariant="danger"; the confirmation button is primary by default.
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+ - Use secondary for a real neighboring command that should still read as a button.
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+ - Use tertiary for lower-emphasis header, card, inline, configure, edit, open, cancel, and close actions that should not compete with the main flow.
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  - UiPageHeader actions and UiPageFooter actions belong to the same page-level action scope.
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+ - Do not duplicate content-surface padding on the page root; outer page spacing is controlled by the CRM host layout.
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+ - Do not add page-surface padding to both the page root and the white content surface.
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  "name": "@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components",
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  "type": "module",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  ],
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@@ -0,0 +1,53 @@
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+ ---
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+ name: embed-ui-v1-components-ui
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+ description: Use when building, editing, or reviewing RetailCRM JS module UI with @retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components. Covers page pattern selection, component profile lookup, styling constraints, table pagination fidelity, forms, widgets, and visual-review triage.
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Embed UI v1 Components UI
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+
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+ Use this skill before changing frontend UI built with `@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components`.
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+
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+ ## Reading order
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+ 1. Read project `AGENTS.md` if it exists.
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+ 2. Read `__PACKAGE_DOCS_PATH__/AGENTS.md`.
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+ 3. Read `__PACKAGE_DOCS_PATH__/docs/AI.md`.
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+ 4. Read `__PACKAGE_DOCS_PATH__/docs/PROFILES.md`.
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+ 5. Read `__PACKAGE_DOCS_PATH__/docs/STYLING.md` for typography, spacing, CSS variables, and selector boundaries.
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+ 6. Open the relevant component profiles from `__PACKAGE_DOCS_PATH__/docs/profiles/components/*.yml`.
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+ 7. For full screens, overlays, filters, tables, or settings layouts, open the relevant page profile from `__PACKAGE_DOCS_PATH__/docs/profiles/pages/*.yml`.
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+
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+ ## Workflow
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+
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+ 1. Choose the page pattern before writing code: `EntityListPage`, `CardSettingsPage`, `CollapseBlockPage`, `MultiColumnPage`, `ModalSidebar`, or `ModalWindow`.
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+ 2. List the component profiles you are using.
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+ 3. Use `@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/remote` for extension UI components and `@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/assets/...` for icons.
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+ 4. Do not import from `@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/dist/*`, `@retailcrm/embed-ui-v1-components/host`, source files, or repository-only paths in extension frontend code.
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+ 5. Do not hand-roll buttons, inputs, selects, tables, or links when a documented Embed UI component exists.
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+ 6. Do not set arbitrary `font-family`; inherit the host/component stack unless a project-specific design requirement says otherwise.
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+ 7. Do not style internal `.ui-v1-*` selectors unless the profile or `STYLING.md` explicitly documents that override pattern.
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+ 8. For Vue remote pages, prefer `<style module lang="less">` with `$style[...]` and package LESS tokens/mixins.
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+ 9. Before passing enum-like prop values, check the profile or public type; omit optional props instead of inventing neutral values.
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+
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+ ## High-signal checks
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+
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+ - For entity lists, use `UiTable`, `UiTableColumn`, and table footer slots.
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+ - For table pagination, follow the reference example in `UiTable.yml`: button sizes, active state, dividers, arrow assets, and scoped selector pattern.
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+ - For form fields, use `UiField` with the matching control and forward slot props such as `id` when the control accepts them.
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+ - Put validation errors inside the relevant field composition, not as unrelated sibling blocks.
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+ - For `UiSwitch`, use the documented switch + visible label + hint row instead of wrapping it in `UiField`.
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+ - For simple `UiCheckbox` rows, use checkbox + visible label + optional hint instead of wrapping it in `UiField`.
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+ - Use `UiSwitch` for compact boolean settings and `UiCheckbox` for checkbox groups, table row selection, select-all, and acknowledgements.
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+ - Use `UiNumberStepper` for bounded numeric settings and `UiTextbox` for numeric-looking text such as phones, codes, and identifiers.
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+ - Use `Secondary` buttons for real neighboring commands and `Tertiary` buttons for lower-emphasis edit/open/configure/cancel/close actions.
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+ - For widgets mounted into CRM targets, keep inline UI compact; move complex UI into `UiModalSidebar` or `UiModalWindow`.
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+ - For sidebar footers, group related actions, use 12px or 16px gaps inside groups, and confirm destructive icon-only actions with `UiPopconfirm okVariant="danger"`.
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+
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+ ## Design feedback triage
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+ When design feedback does not match the package docs:
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+ 1. Check the component profile, page profile, `STYLING.md`, Figma, and CRM computed styles.
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+ 2. If Embed UI docs do not contain the requested rule, treat it as a project-specific design requirement.
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+ 3. State which source wins before editing.
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+ 4. Keep the selected values documented in the task or project `AGENTS.md`.