@webjsdev/ui 0.3.11 → 0.3.12

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -64,7 +64,9 @@ so on. Follow that block and the markup is fully accessible.
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  Nothing to install. `@webjsdev/ui` is a hard dependency of `@webjsdev/cli`,
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  so a global webjs install already includes it. Apps scaffolded with
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- `webjs create` also have it pre-listed in `devDependencies`.
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+ `webjs create` reach it the same way. The scaffold deliberately does not pin
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+ it, because the kit copies source into your project rather than being
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+ imported at runtime, so the CLI resolves it from its own install.
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  ```sh
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  webjs ui init
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  auto-installs npm deps like `@floating-ui/dom` for popover-style components. For
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  a Tier-1 class-helper component it copies the helpers plus a lean header and a
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  one-line pointer, and leaves the worked structural example OUT of the file (get
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- it on demand with `webjsui view <name>`). It also self-heals the theme tokens if
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+ it on demand with `npx @webjsdev/ui view <name>`, which is what the pointer it
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+ leaves behind says too). It also self-heals the theme tokens if
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  they are missing.
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  Resolution is LOCAL-FIRST: `init` / `add` / `list` / `view` read the registry
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@webjsdev/ui",
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- "version": "0.3.11",
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+ "version": "0.3.12",
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  "type": "module",
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  "description": "The AI-first component library for WebJs, a full-stack JavaScript framework built on web components with server-side rendering and no build step. Class-helper functions for visuals, custom elements only where state matters, source-copied into your repo so you own it.",
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  "bin": {
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  The composer and the routes moved out of this package with #1099, when the
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  gallery merged into the marketing site. The old `ui.webjs.dev/registry/**`
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- URLs still resolve, permanently redirecting to the new ones, because
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- already-published CLI versions fetch from them.
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+ URLs now redirect to the gallery page rather than to their new equivalents,
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+ so they no longer serve registry JSON. That breaks `webjsui add` on the
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+ published 0.3.1 through 0.3.8, which hardcode them; 0.3.9 onward resolves
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+ local-first and never fetches them.
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  ## Layout
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  * - Concatenates truthy arguments separated by spaces.
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  * - Later Tailwind utilities win when they target the same property, mimicking
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  * `tailwind-merge`'s behaviour for the cases components actually hit
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- * (background colour, text colour, padding, margin, width, height, border,
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- * rounded, opacity, display).
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+ * (background colour, image, clip, origin, blend mode, position, size,
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+ * repeat, attachment; text colour, size, alignment, wrapping, overflow;
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+ * box-shadow and text-shadow, each split into size and colour; padding,
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+ * margin, width, height, border, rounded, opacity, display).
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  *
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  * For projects that want the full tailwind-merge behaviour, install
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  * `clsx` + `tailwind-merge` and replace this file:
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  [/^bg-(no-repeat|repeat|repeat-x|repeat-y|repeat-round|repeat-space)$/, 'bg-repeat'],
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  [/^bg-(fixed|local|scroll)$/, 'bg-attach'],
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  [/^bg-(auto|cover|contain)$/, 'bg-size'],
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- [/^bg-(bottom|center|left|right|top)$/, 'bg-position'],
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+ [/^bg-size-/, 'bg-size'],
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+ // Two entries rather than one alternation: the first covers the live v4
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+ // compounds (`bg-top-left`), the second the bare keywords plus the v4.1
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+ // deprecated reversed compounds (`bg-left-top`), which tailwind-merge still
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+ // carries. An unmatched `bg-*` token falls into the colour catch-all below and
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+ // evicts a real colour, so admitting a dead spelling is the safe direction.
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+ [/^bg-(top|bottom)(-(left|right))?$/, 'bg-position'],
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+ [/^bg-(left|right|center)(-(top|bottom))?$/, 'bg-position'],
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+ [/^bg-position-/, 'bg-position'],
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+ // Clip, origin, and blend mode are three more properties under the same
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+ // prefix. Each sat in `bg-color` before, so `bg-clip-text` evicted a real
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+ // background colour (the gradient-text idiom lost its clip silently).
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+ [/^bg-clip-(border|padding|content|text)$/, 'bg-clip'],
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+ [/^bg-origin-(border|padding|content)$/, 'bg-origin'],
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+ [/^bg-blend-(normal|multiply|screen|overlay|darken|lighten|color-dodge|color-burn|hard-light|soft-light|difference|exclusion|hue|saturation|color|luminosity)$/, 'bg-blend'],
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  [/^bg-/, 'bg-color'],
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+ // text-shadow is its own property, and its size scale and its colour are two
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+ // properties again. All three entries precede the text- patterns below, which
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+ // is what keeps a `text-shadow-*` token out of `text-size` and `text-color`.
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+ [/^text-shadow(-(2xs|xs|sm|md|lg|none))?(\/([\d.]+|\[[^\]]*\]))?$/, 'text-shadow'],
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+ [/^text-shadow-(\[(inset|-|\.|\d|var\()|\(--)/, 'text-shadow'],
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+ [/^text-shadow-/, 'text-shadow-color'],
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  // Font size: explicit list of Tailwind size scale.
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  [/^text-(xs|sm|base|lg|xl|2xl|3xl|4xl|5xl|6xl|7xl|8xl|9xl)$/, 'text-size'],
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- // Text color: anything else starting with text- that isn't alignment / wrap / overflow.
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- [/^text-(?!align-|left$|right$|center$|justify$|start$|end$|wrap$|nowrap$|balance$|pretty$|clip$|ellipsis$|xs$|sm$|base$|lg$|xl$|\d?xl$)/, 'text-color'],
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+ // Alignment, wrapping, and overflow are three more properties under the same
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+ // prefix. Each was previously excluded from text-color by a lookahead and then
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+ // matched nothing at all, so two alignments never collapsed.
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+ [/^text-(left|center|right|justify|start|end)$/, 'text-align'],
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+ [/^text-(wrap|nowrap|balance|pretty)$/, 'text-wrap'],
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+ [/^text-(ellipsis|clip)$/, 'text-overflow'],
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+ // Text color: anything else under the prefix. The specific groups above are
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+ // the whole carve-out, so no negative lookahead is needed here as well.
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+ [/^text-/, 'text-color'],
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  // Border sub-properties that are neither a width nor a colour. These come
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  [/^font-(thin|light|normal|medium|semibold|bold|black|extralight|extrabold)$/, 'font-weight'],
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- [/^shadow(-|$)/, 'shadow'],
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+ // Box-shadow SIZE and box-shadow COLOUR are two properties (`box-shadow` and
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+ // `--tw-shadow-color`), so they need two groups. `shadow-none` is a size,
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+ // `shadow-inherit` / `shadow-initial` are colours, and Tailwind accepts an
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+ // alpha modifier on a size as well as on a colour, so `shadow-lg/25` has to
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+ // stay on the size side. An unhinted arbitrary value is a SIZE when it opens
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+ // with `inset`, a sign, a dot, or a digit (a shadow offset list) and also
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+ // when it is a bare `var()` or the `(--x)` variable shorthand: Tailwind
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+ // itself resolves an ambiguous arbitrary shadow to `box-shadow` unless the
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+ // value is provably a colour, and `shadow-[var(--shadow-glow)]` is the normal
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+ // way to write a design-token shadow. This is the one place the
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+ // `borderGroups()` convention inverts, because a bare `border-[var(--x)]` is
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+ // far more often a colour while a bare `shadow-[var(--x)]` is far more often
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+ // a shadow. The size entries must precede the colour catch-all, or every
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+ // size lands in the colour group and the bug inverts rather than being fixed.
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+ [/^shadow(-(2xs|xs|sm|md|lg|xl|2xl|inner|none))?(\/([\d.]+|\[[^\]]*\]))?$/, 'shadow'],
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+ [/^shadow-(\[(inset|-|\.|\d|var\()|\(--)/, 'shadow'],
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+ // A bare name the size scale does not list reads as a colour, because
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+ // `shadow-primary` is overwhelmingly more common than a `@theme`-extended
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+ // `--shadow-card`. A project that adds a custom shadow NAME is the residual
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+ // gap, and the docs say so rather than claiming the split is total.
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+ // Both shadow prefixes carry a colour that is a DIFFERENT property from the
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+ // prefix's own default (the size), so the hint has a named group to point at
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+ // and must, or `shadow-[color:red]` keeps an isolated bucket and stops
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+ // deduping against `shadow-red-500`, which sets the identical property.
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- "description": "Source registry for @webjsdev/ui - component sources, themes, lib. Read on demand by @webjsdev/ui-website to compose registry JSON at request time."
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+ logger.info(`Run ${logger.cyan('npx @webjsdev/ui init')} first.`);
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