@shineuix/core 1.0.0 → 1.0.1

package/dist/types/components/sui-theme-picker/sui-theme-picker.d.ts

@@ -42,12 +42,12 @@ export interface SuiThemeChoice {
  */
 export declare class SuiThemePicker {
     host: HTMLElement;
-    /** Named palette or `custom`. Unrecognised values become `shineui`. */
+    /** Named palette or `custom`. Unrecognized values become `shineui`. */
     preset: SuiThemePreset;
     /** `light`, `dark`, or `system`, which follows the operating system's `prefers-color-scheme` for
      *  as long as the element is connected and writes whichever it resolves to. It is the starting
      *  state: the switch in the kit shows what is painted and, pressed, picks light or dark outright,
-     *  so `mode="system"` follows the OS until the reader chooses. Unrecognised values become
+     *  so `mode="system"` follows the OS until the reader chooses. Unrecognized values become
      *  `light`. Light removes `data-sui-theme`. */
     mode: SuiThemeMode;
     /** `brand` (default) keeps the status badges on the brand and accent hues; `semantic` makes them
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ export declare class SuiThemePicker {
     status: SuiThemeStatus;
     /** Code panes and consoles: `dark` (default) or `light`, written as `data-sui-code`. Independent
      *  of `mode`, because the light set is computed from the theme rather than from the site's light
-     *  or dark, so a dark site with a light code pane is a supported pair. Unrecognised values become
+     *  or dark, so a dark site with a light code pane is a supported pair. Unrecognized values become
      *  `dark`. */
     code: SuiThemeCode;
     /** Primary hex. Used when the choice leaves a shipped pair. */
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ export declare class SuiThemePicker {
     accentColor?: string;
     /** Suggested chips, match primary, or a custom accent well. UI labels: Suggested | Primary | Custom. */
     accentMode: SuiThemeAccentMode;
-    /** Neutral family. Unrecognised values become `tint`. */
+    /** Neutral family. Unrecognized values become `tint`. */
     neutral: SuiThemeNeutral;
     /** `compact` is an outline trigger (two live dots, the preset name with `label`, a chevron) that
      *  opens a non-modal dialog, as a popover does; `panel` lays the same kit out in flow. The kit is a Preset menu, Swap,
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ export declare class SuiThemePicker {
     private titleId;
     private dialogId;
     /** Surfaces in the top layer right now, each with the function that takes it down: the compact
-     *  dialog's layer while it is open, and a list or the colour editor while it is open. */
+     *  dialog's layer while it is open, and a list or the color editor while it is open. */
     private raised;
     private trigger?;
     private bodyEl?;
@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ export declare class SuiThemePicker {
     protected onPersist(now: boolean): void;
     protected onThemeProps(): void;
     protected onOpenChange(now: boolean): void;
-    /** A closing colour editor that held focus hands it back to its well. */
+    /** A closing color editor that held focus hands it back to its well. */
     protected onEditorChange(now: string | null, was: 'primary' | 'accent' | 'positive' | 'warn' | 'alert' | null): void;
     protected onMenuChange(now: 'preset' | 'surface' | null, was: 'preset' | 'surface' | null): void;
     /**
@@ -234,7 +234,7 @@ export declare class SuiThemePicker {
     private syncTriggerAria;
     private hasColorEditor;
     private openWell;
-    /** Keys inside the colour editor, which renders right after its well, so Tab from the well goes
+    /** Keys inside the color editor, which renders right after its well, so Tab from the well goes
      *  into it: Tab past either end closes it and hands focus to its well, so the same Tab carries on
      *  from the well (see `tabOutOfOverlay`); Escape closes it. */
     private onEditorKey;

package/dist/types/components/sui-toast-host/sui-toast-host.d.ts

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ export declare class SuiToastHost {
      *  viewport. A top stack grows downward and a bottom stack grows upward, so the newest toast is
      *  always the one nearest the middle of the screen; `center` grows both ways and stays centered.
      *  The corner names are sides of the screen in either reading direction; inside a toast the
-     *  severity edge and the icon lead and the X trails. An unrecognised value falls back to `top-right`.
+     *  severity edge and the icon lead and the X trails. An unrecognized value falls back to `top-right`.
      *  While toasts show, the stack paints in the browser's top layer, above dialogs and every other
      *  surface but tooltips, so it answers to the viewport even inside a transformed or clipping box.
      *  The live regions that announce the toasts stay where the element is, and stay live while a

package/dist/types/components/sui-tree/sui-tree.d.ts

@@ -114,12 +114,12 @@ export declare class SuiTree {
     /** Visible nodes in document order (respects filter and expansion). */
     private flat;
     /** Every node the filter keeps, open or shut. The select-all header works on these, so a box a
-        filter has hidden is never ticked behind the user's back. */
+        filter has hidden is never checked behind the user's back. */
     private filtered;
     private toggleExpand;
     private askForChildren;
     private toggleSelect;
-    /** Select-all header: ticks every node the filter shows, or clears them when they are all ticked. */
+    /** Select-all header: checks every node the filter shows, or clears them when they are all checked. */
     private toggleAll;
     private onClick;
     private focusAt;

package/dist/types/components/sui-tree-select/sui-tree-select.d.ts

@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ export declare class SuiTreeSelect {
     variant: 'default' | 'quiet';
     /**
      * Ink for the quiet variant on the brand chrome. `inverse` takes the inverse inks, the inverse hover
-     * wash and the inverse focus colour, as `sui-button`'s tone of the same name does, so the value
+     * wash and the inverse focus color, as `sui-button`'s tone of the same name does, so the value
      * reads on a `tone="brand"` toolbar. Opening the field shows its shell in the card's own inks. The
      * default variant ignores it.
      */

package/dist/types/components/sui-tree-table/sui-tree-table.d.ts

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import { SuiGridTreeFilterMode, SuiGridTreeNode } from '../../utils/grid/tree.js
 import type { SuiDataTableColumn } from '../sui-data-table/sui-data-table.js';
 /**
  * A chart of accounts or any outline with columns. Branches open and close, siblings sort at every
- * level, a filter keeps the ancestors of its matches, a tick carries down a subtree, and a branch
+ * level, a filter keeps the ancestors of its matches, a check carries down a subtree, and a branch
  * can load its children on open. `aria-label` or `aria-labelledby` on the host names it. Use
  * `sui-tree` for rows that are labels, not records.
  */
@@ -25,10 +25,10 @@ export declare class SuiTreeTable {
      *  attribute. */
     expanded: SuiKey[];
     /** `none`, `single` (one highlighted row) or `checkbox` (a box per row, a select-all box in the
-     *  header, and a tick that carries down a whole subtree). */
+     *  header, and a check that carries down a whole subtree). */
     selectionMode: 'none' | 'single' | 'checkbox';
-    /** The keys the user has ticked. Under `checkbox` a branch is stored only when it was ticked
-     *  whole: the mixed and fully ticked states of every ancestor are derived from the tree on each
+    /** The keys the user has checked. Under `checkbox` a branch is stored only when it was checked
+     *  whole: the mixed and fully checked states of every ancestor are derived from the tree on each
      *  render, so there is no second copy to go stale when the tree changes shape. Mutable; updated
      *  before `suiSelectionChange` fires. Property, not attribute. */
     selection: SuiKey[];
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ export declare class SuiTreeTable {
     emptyFilterMessage?: string;
     /** Fires when a branch opens or closes; detail is the array of open keys. Does not bubble. */
     suiExpandedChange: EventEmitter<SuiKey[]>;
-    /** Fires when the selection changes; detail is the new `selection`, the ticked keys. Does not
+    /** Fires when the selection changes; detail is the new `selection`, the checked keys. Does not
      *  bubble. */
     suiSelectionChange: EventEmitter<SuiKey[]>;
     /** Asks the host for a branch's children: fires when a node marked `leaf: false` that has none
@@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ export declare class SuiTreeTable {
      *
      * The table reports its whole model, so what the person did is read from the difference with the
      * model it was handed: select-all is the `exclude` model, clear-all an empty one, and anything
-     * else a set of rows ticked or unticked, each of which carries down its subtree here.
+     * else a set of rows checked or unchecked, each of which carries down its subtree here.
      */
     private onSelect;
     private onSort;

package/dist/types/components/sui-trend/sui-trend.d.ts

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ export declare class SuiTrend {
      *  the positive ink (the ink under brand status, green under semantic); `critical`, bad news, in
      *  the danger ink with the arrow ringed and a hidden "unfavorable" after the figure; `neutral`,
      *  neither, in the muted ink at regular weight, the arrow kept and unringed, so no tone rests on
-     *  colour alone. Whether a rise is good is yours to say, since a rising receivable is
+     *  color alone. Whether a rise is good is yours to say, since a rising receivable is
      *  bad: `severity="critical"` marks it. An unknown value reads as `positive`. Reflected. */
     severity: SuiTrendSeverity;
     /** Faint context after the value: "this week", "vs. July". */