iryx-ui 0.12.0 → 0.14.0

package/README.md

@@ -1,21 +1,27 @@
 # iryx-ui
 
-A Vue 3 component library built on [Reka UI](https://reka-ui.com) and [Tailwind CSS v4](https://tailwindcss.com). Styled by default, headless when you need it, with a Vue plugin and a Nuxt module in one package.
+A Vue 3 component library built on [Reka UI](https://reka-ui.com) and [Tailwind CSS v4](https://tailwindcss.com). Accessible by default, yours to restyle.
 
 [![npm version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/iryx-ui.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/iryx-ui)
 [![license](https://img.shields.io/npm/l/iryx-ui.svg)](https://github.com/therok1/iryx-ui/blob/main/LICENSE)
 
+**[Documentation →](https://iryx-ui.com)**
+
+Every component arrives with keyboard navigation, focus management and ARIA already working, then hands you a `class`, a per-slot `ui`, or `unstyled` when the defaults are not what you want.
+
 ## Installation
 
 ```bash
 pnpm add iryx-ui
 ```
 
-### Vue 3 (Vite)
+`npm install`, `yarn add` and `bun add` work the same — it is one package on npm.
+
+### Vue 3
 
 ```ts
-import { IryxUi } from 'iryx-ui'
 // main.ts
+import { IryxUi } from 'iryx-ui'
 import { createApp } from 'vue'
 import App from './App.vue'
 
@@ -43,1339 +49,53 @@ export default defineNuxtConfig({
 @import "iryx-ui/theme.css";
 ```
 
-Components are auto-imported with the `I` prefix (configurable via the `iryxUi.prefix` option).
+Components are auto-imported with the `I` prefix.
 
 ## Usage
 
 ```vue
 <template>
-  <IButton variant="outline" size="lg">
-    Click me
-  </IButton>
-  <ISwitch v-model="enabled" />
-</template>
-```
-
-### Icons
-
-Put an icon in the default slot, leading or trailing. Icons are sized to match the button, and any SVG icon set works. Iryx's own icons come from [Hugeicons](https://hugeicons.com), which ships icons as data rather than components:
-
-```vue
-<script setup lang="ts">
-import { ArrowRight01Icon, Search01Icon } from '@hugeicons/core-free-icons'
-import { HugeiconsIcon } from '@hugeicons/vue'
-</script>
-
-<template>
-  <IButton>
-    <HugeiconsIcon :icon="Search01Icon" data-icon="inline-start" /> Search
-  </IButton>
-  <IButton variant="outline">
-    Next <HugeiconsIcon :icon="ArrowRight01Icon" data-icon="inline-end" />
-  </IButton>
-  <IButton square aria-label="Search">
-    <HugeiconsIcon :icon="Search01Icon" />
-  </IButton>
-</template>
-```
-
-Mark the icon with `data-icon="inline-start"` or `"inline-end"` and the padding tightens on the side it sits on. For an icon with no label, add `square`.
-
-Props that take an icon — `IAlert`'s `icon`, and the `icon` on `IDropdownMenu`, `IBreadcrumb`, `ITabs` and `IEmptyState` items — accept **either** a Hugeicons icon or any component that renders an SVG, so an icon set like Lucide still works:
-
-```ts
-import { Alert02Icon } from '@hugeicons/core-free-icons'
-import { Bell } from 'lucide-vue-next'
-
-// Both are valid.
-const a = { label: 'Alerts', icon: Alert02Icon }
-const b = { label: 'Alerts', icon: Bell }
-```
-
-The marker is needed because a label is a bare text node: CSS's `:first-child` and `:last-child` count element children, so an icon beside text matches both. An unmarked icon still renders, it just keeps the full padding.
-
-`IBadge` follows the same convention. When `loading` is set on a button, a spinner takes the leading position automatically.
-
-## The `IApp` wrapper
-
-Wrap your app once to configure everything below it. Unlike the plugin options
-(which are read at install time), `IApp`'s props are **reactive** — change them
-and every component updates.
-
-```vue
-<template>
-  <IApp theme="rose" appearance="system" dir="ltr">
-    <RouterView />
-  </IApp>
-</template>
-```
-
-It renders **no wrapper element** by default. Pass `as` (plus `class`) if you'd
-rather it own your page shell:
-
-```vue
-<IApp as="div" class="min-h-screen bg-background text-foreground">
-  <RouterView />
-</IApp>
-```
-
-| Prop | What it does |
-| --- | --- |
-| `theme` | Applies a preset or custom theme, reactively. Removing it restores the defaults. |
-| `appearance` | Startup `light` / `dark` / `system`. A stored user preference wins. Omit it and `IApp` won't touch dark mode at all. |
-| `unstyled` | Strips built-in classes from every descendant. |
-| `dir` / `locale` / `scrollBody` / `nonce` | Forwarded to Reka UI's `ConfigProvider`, so RTL and locale-aware primitives work. |
-
-Per-component props still win over the app config, so `<IButton :unstyled="false">`
-stays styled inside an `<IApp unstyled>`.
-
-`IApp` is optional — the plugin options and `applyTheme()` / `useAppearance()`
-still work on their own.
-
-## Appearance (light / dark)
-
-Dark mode is class-based: the `.dark` class on `<html>` flips every token.
-The `useAppearance()` composable manages it for you — it persists the choice
-and follows the OS preference in `system` mode:
-
-```vue
-<script setup>
-import { useAppearance } from 'iryx-ui'
-
-const { appearance, isDark, setAppearance, toggleAppearance } = useAppearance()
-</script>
-
-<template>
-  <IButton variant="ghost" @click="toggleAppearance()">
-    {{ isDark ? '🌙' : '☀️' }}
-  </IButton>
-</template>
-```
-
-You can set the startup default via the plugin or Nuxt module (a stored user
-preference always wins):
-
-```ts
-app.use(createIryxUi({ appearance: 'system' }))
-// nuxt.config.ts → iryxUi: { appearance: 'system' }
-```
-
-`theme.css` also registers the class-based `dark:` variant for your own
-utilities (shadcn-style `@custom-variant dark`).
-
-## Theming
-
-Pick a built-in color preset — `violet` (default) or `rose` — at startup or at
-runtime:
-
-```ts
-import { applyTheme } from 'iryx-ui'
-
-app.use(createIryxUi({ theme: 'rose' }))
-// nuxt.config.ts → iryxUi: { theme: 'rose' }
-
-applyTheme('rose') // runtime, e.g. from a theme picker
-```
-
-Or bring your own theme — every token can differ between light and dark:
-
-```ts
-applyTheme({
-  light: { primary: 'oklch(0.55 0.2 250)', primaryForeground: 'white' },
-  dark: { primary: 'oklch(0.68 0.17 250)', primaryForeground: 'oklch(0.15 0.04 250)' },
-})
-```
-
-For a static re-brand, plain CSS works too — tokens are just variables:
-
-```css
-:root {
-  --iryx-primary: oklch(0.65 0.2 145); /* make it green */
-}
-.dark {
-  --iryx-primary: oklch(0.75 0.18 145);
-}
-```
-
-### Typeface
-
-Set `--iryx-font-sans` and everything follows, including Tailwind's
-`font-sans`. Load the family however you like — a package, a `<link>`, or
-self-hosted:
-
-```css
-@import "@fontsource-variable/instrument-sans";
-
-:root {
-  --iryx-font-sans: "Instrument Sans", ui-sans-serif, system-ui, sans-serif;
-}
-```
-
-Leave it unset to use the system stack. There is no `.dark` counterpart for
-this one.
-
-Available tokens, each usable as a Tailwind color (`bg-primary`,
-`text-muted-foreground`, …):
-
-| Group | Tokens |
-| --- | --- |
-| Surfaces | `background`, `foreground`, `accent`, `accent-foreground`, `muted`, `muted-foreground`, `border`, `input` |
-| Brand | `primary`, `primary-foreground`, `primary-from`, `primary-to` |
-| Status | `success`, `warning`, `danger`, `info` — each with `-foreground`, `-muted`, `-muted-foreground` and `-border` |
-
-`input` is the fill behind the fields — `IInput`, `ITextarea`, `INumberInput`,
-the `ISelect` trigger, the `ICombobox` anchor — and behind `IButton`'s
-`outline` variant, so the two read as the same kind of surface. It's a token
-of its own rather than a reused `muted`, so how raised a control looks can be
-tuned without moving every muted surface with it. It matches the page
-background in light mode and lifts off it in dark, where the difference is
-legible; that split lives in the token values, so no component needs a `dark:`
-class for it.
-
-`primary-from` / `primary-to` are the stops of the solid button's vertical
-gradient. The status tokens carry their own dark-mode values, so components
-never need a `dark:` class for them: `success` is the solid fill,
-`success-foreground` the text on it, `success-muted` a tinted surface,
-`success-muted-foreground` the text on that, and `success-border` the edge.
-
-The built-in presets swap only the brand colors — red should mean danger in
-every theme — but `applyTheme()` accepts the status tokens too:
-
-```ts
-applyTheme({
-  light: { success: 'oklch(0.6 0.15 150)', successMuted: 'oklch(0.97 0.02 150)' },
-  dark: { success: 'oklch(0.7 0.15 150)', successMuted: 'oklch(0.26 0.05 150)' },
-})
-```
-
-Tweak a single instance with `class` (conflicts are merged smartly) or per-slot with `ui`:
-
-```vue
-<IButton class="rounded-full">
-  Pill button
-</IButton>
-
-<ISwitch :ui="{ thumb: 'bg-zinc-900' }" />
-```
-
-Or drop all built-in styles and take over completely:
-
-```vue
-<IButton unstyled class="my-own-button">
-  Headless
-</IButton>
-```
-
-```ts
-// …or globally:
-app.use(createIryxUi({ unstyled: true }))
-```
-
-## Components
-
-**Layout & structure**
-
-| Component | Description |
-| --- | --- |
-| `IApp` | Root wrapper — reactive global config, theme, appearance, RTL/locale |
-| `ICard` | Panel with `outline`/`soft` variants, four paddings, header and footer slots |
-| `ISeparator` | Horizontal or vertical rule, optionally with a centred label |
-
-**Forms**
-
-| Component | Description |
-| --- | --- |
-| `IForm` | Validating form wrapper — any Standard Schema validator, or your own function |
-| `IFormField` | Label, description, hint, help and error text around a control |
-| `ILabel` | Field label with optional `required` asterisk |
-| `IInput` | Text field with `sm`/`md`/`lg` sizes, `invalid` state, `v-model`, `leading`/`trailing` slots, `clearable`, `loading`, `debounce` |
-| `ITextarea` | Multi-line field with matching sizes, `invalid` state and optional `autosize` |
-| `INumberInput` | Decimal-safe numeric field — the model is a **string**, with `min`/`max`/`step`, `precision` and locale-aware display |
-| `IPasswordInput` | Masked field with a show/hide toggle and an optional strength meter |
-| `IFileUpload` | Drag-and-drop file field with `accept` / `maxSize` / `maxFiles`, thumbnails and a remove action |
-| `IDatePicker` | Calendar in a popover; the model is an ISO `YYYY-MM-DD` **string** |
-| `IDateRangePicker` | Two-month range calendar; the model is `{ start, end }` ISO strings |
-| `ICheckbox` | Tri-state checkbox (`true` / `false` / `'indeterminate'`), optional `label` + `description` |
-| `ISwitch` | Accessible toggle, optional `label` + `description` |
-| `IRadioGroup` | Radio list with labels wired up automatically; items take a `description` |
-| `ISelect` | Listbox with keyboard nav and typeahead, driven by an `items` array, with optional groups |
-| `ICombobox` | Searchable select — filters as you type, with optional groups, virtualized rows and a "create from query" row |
-
-**Actions**
-
-| Component | Description |
-| --- | --- |
-| `IButton` | Variants (`solid`, `outline`, `ghost`, `link`), five sizes, `loading`, `block` and `square` states, polymorphic via `as` / `asChild` |
-| `IButtonGroup` | Joins any children into a segmented control — split buttons, toolbars, pagers |
-| `IDropdownMenu` | Menu driven by an `items` array, with separators, group labels, danger items and nested submenus |
-
-**Overlays**
-
-| Component | Description |
-| --- | --- |
-| `IDialog` | Modal with header/body/footer slots, `dismissible` and `showClose` |
-| `IDrawer` | Panel or sheet attached to any edge — swipe to dismiss, optional snap points |
-| `IConfirmDialog` | Host for `useConfirm()` — renders the promise-based confirmation |
-| `ITooltip` | Hover/focus tooltip with side, align, delay and optional arrow |
-
-**Feedback**
-
-| Component | Description |
-| --- | --- |
-| `IAlert` | Inline, contextual message in four variants — variant icon, `actions` slot, optional dismiss |
-| `IBanner` | Page-level announcement — full-bleed, six variants, sticky top or fixed bottom |
-| `IBadge` | Status pill — five variants × three sizes; `dot` moves the colour onto a leading dot |
-| `IToaster` | Host for `useToast()`; six viewport positions, stacking, action buttons |
-| `IProgress` | Determinate or `indeterminate` bar, five variants, `formatValue` |
-| `ISkeleton` | Loading placeholder — `text`/`rect`/`circle`, stackable with `lines` |
-| `IEmptyState` | Icon, title, description and an `actions` slot for empty lists |
-
-**Navigation**
-
-| Component | Description |
-| --- | --- |
-| `ITabs` | `solid` or `line` variants with an animated indicator, horizontal or vertical |
-| `IBreadcrumb` | Trail from an `items` array; the last crumb is marked as the current page |
-| `IPagination` | Page list with ellipsis, edge pages and prev/next controls; `align` places it, `size` sets the button scale |
-| `IStepper` | Multi-step progress, horizontal or vertical, optional `linear` ordering |
-
-**Data display**
-
-| Component | Description |
-| --- | --- |
-| `ITable` | Data table — sorting, selection, expansion and per-cell slots, client- or server-driven |
-| `IStat` | KPI tile — label, value, signed delta with trend colour, and a hint |
-
-**Charts** — pure SVG, no charting dependency; see [Charts](#charts)
-
-| Component | Description |
-| --- | --- |
-| `ISparkline` | Tiny inline trend line, sized to whatever box you put it in |
-| `IBarChart` | Bar chart — vertical or horizontal, grouped or stacked, with a round-number axis and a hover tooltip |
-| `ILineChart` | Line or area chart, single or multi-series, with a crosshair and hover marker |
-| `IChartLegend` | Standalone legend; shown automatically from two series up |
-
-Every component supports `unstyled` and a `class` override; multi-part ones take a `ui` prop for per-slot classes.
-
-### Button groups
-
-`IButtonGroup` joins whatever you put inside it — buttons, a menu trigger, a link — squaring the inner edges and collapsing the shared borders. Set `size` once on the group and the buttons inherit it:
-
-```vue
-<template>
-  <IButtonGroup>
-    <IButton @click="save">
-      Save
-    </IButton>
-    <IDropdownMenu :items="saveActions" align="end">
-      <template #trigger>
-        <IButton square aria-label="More options">
-          <ChevronDown />
-        </IButton>
+  <IApp appearance="system">
+    <ICard>
+      <IFormField label="Email" description="We'll never share it.">
+        <IInput v-model="email" type="email" placeholder="you@example.com" />
+      </IFormField>
+
+      <template #footer>
+        <IButton @click="save">Save</IButton>
       </template>
-    </IDropdownMenu>
-  </IButtonGroup>
-</template>
-```
-
-### Menus
-
-`IDropdownMenu` takes entries as data. A `'-'` is a separator, an entry without `onSelect` is a group label, and one with its own `items` opens a submenu — to any depth:
-
-```ts
-const items = [
-  { label: 'Invoice' },
-  { label: 'Open', icon: Search, onSelect: () => open() },
-  { label: 'Export as', icon: Download, items: [
-    { label: 'PDF', onSelect: () => exportPdf() },
-    { label: 'CSV', onSelect: () => exportCsv() },
-  ] },
-  '-',
-  { label: 'Delete', icon: Trash2, danger: true, onSelect: () => remove() },
-]
-```
-
-### Toasts and confirmations
-
-Both are imperative, so they can be called from anywhere — including plain functions outside a component. Mount each host once, typically just inside `<IApp>`:
-
-```vue
-<template>
-  <IApp>
-    <!-- your app -->
-    <IConfirmDialog />
-    <IToaster />
+    </ICard>
   </IApp>
 </template>
 ```
 
-```ts
-const toast = useToast()
-toast.success('Saved')
-toast.danger({ title: 'Failed to send', description: 'Check the address.' })
-toast.toast({ title: 'Note deleted', action: { label: 'Undo', onClick: restore } })
-
-const { confirm } = useConfirm()
-if (await confirm({ title: 'Delete this draft?', danger: true }))
-  await remove()
-```
-
-`confirm()` resolves `true` on confirmation and `false` on cancel or dismissal.
-
-### Drawers and sheets
-
-`IDrawer` is a panel attached to an edge of the viewport. It shares `IDialog`'s slots — `trigger`, `header` / `title` / `description`, the default body slot and `footer` (which receives `close`) — plus `dismissible`, `showClose` and `closeLabel`:
-
-```vue
-<IDrawer v-model:open="filtersOpen" title="Filters" description="Narrow the list down.">
-  <IInput v-model="search" placeholder="Reference or name" clearable />
-  <template #footer="{ close }">
-    <IButton variant="outline" @click="close()">
-      Reset
-    </IButton>
-    <IButton @click="close()">
-      Apply
-    </IButton>
-  </template>
-</IDrawer>
-```
-
-`side` picks the edge — `right` (default), `left`, `top` or `bottom` — and doubles as the direction you drag to dismiss. `size` means width on a `left`/`right` drawer and maximum height on a `top`/`bottom` sheet, so `sm`–`xl` and `full` read naturally either way. A sheet gets a drag handle by default and a side drawer does not; `handle` overrides that in both directions.
-
-Add `snapPoints` for a sheet that rests part-way. Points are fractions of the viewport (`0.45`), pixel numbers, or CSS lengths (`'20rem'`), and `v-model:snapPoint` reads or sets the current one:
-
-```vue
-<IDrawer
-  v-model:open="open"
-  v-model:snap-point="snap"
-  side="bottom"
-  :snap-points="[0.45, 1]"
-  title="Payment method"
-/>
-```
-
-Snap points position the panel by translating it rather than resizing it, so `size` stops capping the height when they are set — otherwise the fully expanded state would be clipped instead of parked below the fold.
-
-`modal` controls how much of the page the drawer takes over: `true` (default) traps focus and blocks everything behind it, `'trap-focus'` keeps the page interactive while still holding the Tab ring — what a persistent side panel wants — and `false` does neither.
-
-Dragging is real pointer work, so it only happens in a browser. The panel follows the finger, snaps back when the drag is too short, and dismisses when it is not; `dismissible: false` refuses the swipe along with Escape and the overlay, while the corner button still closes.
-
-### Internationalisation
-
-No English string is baked in without an escape hatch. `IAlert`, `IDialog`, `IDrawer` and `IToaster` take a `closeLabel`, `IPagination` takes `prevLabel` / `nextLabel` / `label`, `IBreadcrumb` and `ISkeleton` take a `label`, and `IProgress` and `IStat` take `formatValue` / `formatDelta` for locale-aware numbers.
-
-### Forms
+## Three ways to take the styling back
 
 ```vue
-<script setup lang="ts">
-import { ref } from 'vue'
-
-const email = ref('')
-const plan = ref('pro')
-const framework = ref('vue')
-</script>
+<!-- merge with the built-in classes -->
+<IButton class="rounded-full" />
 
-<template>
-  <ILabel for="email" required>
-    Email
-  </ILabel>
-  <IInput id="email" v-model="email" type="email" placeholder="you@example.com" />
+<!-- reach a single slot -->
+<ISelect :ui="{ content: 'w-72' }" />
 
-  <ILabel class="gap-2">
-    <ICheckbox v-model="accepted" /> Accept terms
-  </ILabel>
-
-  <ISelect
-    v-model="framework"
-    placeholder="Pick one"
-    :items="['Vue', 'React', { label: 'Angular', value: 'ng', disabled: true }]"
-  />
-
-  <IRadioGroup v-model="plan" :items="['free', 'pro']" />
-</template>
+<!-- keep the primitive, drop the paint -->
+<IDialog unstyled />
 ```
 
-#### Input affixes, clearing, loading and debounce
-
-`IInput` renders its chrome on a wrapper element, so `leading` and `trailing`
-slot content sits *inside* the field and takes real space — a long value is
-truncated by the affix rather than sliding underneath it.
-
-```vue
-<IInput v-model="search" clearable placeholder="Search invoices…">
-  <template #leading>
-    <HugeiconsIcon :icon="Search01Icon" />
-  </template>
-</IInput>
-
-<IInput v-model="team" placeholder="your-team">
-  <template #trailing>
-    <span class="text-sm">.example.com</span>
-  </template>
-</IInput>
-
-<!-- Spinner in the trailing area; the field stays editable. -->
-<IInput v-model="slug" :loading="checking" />
-
-<!-- The model updates 500ms after the last keystroke. -->
-<IInput v-model="query" :debounce="500" clearable />
-```
-
-| Prop | Effect |
-| --- | --- |
-| `clearable` | Clear button in the trailing area whenever the field is non-empty |
-| `loading` | Spinner in the trailing area. Does **not** disable the field |
-| `debounce` | Milliseconds to wait after the last keystroke before the model updates. `0` (default) updates on every keystroke |
-| `clearLabel` | Accessible name for the clear button, for non-English apps |
-
-The displayed text always updates on the keystroke — only the model lags. Blur
-and Enter flush a pending update immediately, so a submit never reads a stale
-value, and an external write (a reset or prefill) cancels whatever is queued.
-
-`class` lands on the wrapper, since that is the element carrying the field
-chrome; use `ui` to reach the parts (`root`, `input`, `leading`, `trailing`,
-`clear`). Stray attributes like `name`, `autocomplete` and `maxlength` are
-forwarded to the `<input>` itself. `ref` exposes the element as `.input` for
-focus management.
-
-#### Files
-
-```vue
-<script setup lang="ts">
-import { ref } from 'vue'
-
-const logo = ref<File[]>([])
-</script>
-
-<template>
-  <IFileUpload
-    v-model="logo"
-    accept="image/*"
-    :max-size="2 * 1024 * 1024"
-    label="Drag your logo here"
-    browse-label="Browse images"
-    hint="PNG, JPG or SVG up to 2 MB"
-    @reject="onReject"
-  />
-</template>
-```
-
-The model is **always a `File[]`**, even without `multiple` — a `File | File[]`
-union would make every caller narrow the type before touching it, and the
-single case is just an array holding at most one. Without `multiple`, picking
-again replaces rather than appends.
-
-| Prop | Effect |
-| --- | --- |
-| `multiple` | Accept more than one file |
-| `accept` | Native syntax: `image/*`, `.pdf`, `image/png` |
-| `maxSize` | Largest accepted size, in bytes |
-| `maxFiles` | Cap on how many files may be held at once |
-| `label` | Prompt in the zone, above the hint |
-| `browseLabel` | Text on the browse button |
-| `hint` | Fine print under the prompt — the accepted types belong here |
-
-Every string is a prop, including `removeLabel` and the three rejection
-messages, so nothing bakes in English.
-
-`accept` is enforced in the component as well as on the input, because a
-dragged-in file bypasses the native filter entirely. Refused files raise
-`@reject` with `{ file, reason }` — `'type'`, `'size'` or `'count'` — so you
-can word your own message; the built-in text is available through the
-`tooLargeText`, `wrongTypeText` and `tooManyText` props.
-
-Image files get a thumbnail, anything else a placeholder of the same size so
-rows stay aligned. The object URLs behind those thumbnails are revoked as soon
-as a file leaves the list or the component unmounts.
-
-#### Dates
-
-The model is an ISO `YYYY-MM-DD` **string**, never a `Date`.
-
-```vue
-<script setup lang="ts">
-import { ref } from 'vue'
-
-const issuedOn = ref<string | null>('2026-08-15')
-const period = ref({ start: '2026-08-01', end: '2026-08-31' })
-</script>
-
-<template>
-  <IDatePicker v-model="issuedOn" clearable />
-  <IDateRangePicker v-model="period" clearable />
-</template>
-```
-
-A `Date` is a timestamp, so it always carries a time zone. `new Date('2026-08-15')`
-parses as UTC midnight, and a user west of Greenwich formatting it locally sees
-the 14th — which silently moves a record into the wrong reporting period. A
-calendar date has no zone, so it stays the day you picked. Internally the
-components use `@internationalized/date`; that never reaches your model, so
-formatting the string with `dayjs` or anything else on the way out is fine.
-
-| Prop | Effect |
-| --- | --- |
-| `min` / `max` | Selectable bounds, as ISO strings |
-| `locale` | Month names, weekday initials, and the trigger's text |
-| `format` | `Intl.DateTimeFormatOptions` for the trigger, e.g. `{ dateStyle: 'full' }` |
-| `weekStartsOn` | `0` is Sunday. Defaults to the locale's convention |
-| `clearable` | Adds a clear action to the footer |
-| `months` | Range picker only — months side by side, default `2` |
-| `separator` | Range picker only — text between the two dates |
-
-Navigation and footer labels (`todayLabel`, `clearLabel`, `previousLabel`,
-`nextLabel`) are all props, so nothing bakes in English.
-
-Both render their calendar at a fixed six weeks, so a short month cannot stretch
-its rows to match a taller neighbour and the popover does not resize as you page
-through it. The range picker draws only the committed range — the days between
-the endpoints take a flat tint while the two ends take the solid fill, so a long
-span still shows where it begins and ends.
-
-The helpers behind them are exported, for formatting the same values elsewhere:
-
-```ts
-import { formatIsoDate, isoToday, toCalendarDate, toIsoDate } from 'iryx-ui'
-
-formatIsoDate('2026-08-15', 'en-GB', { dateStyle: 'long' }) // '15 August 2026'
-formatIsoDate('nonsense') // '' — malformed input is "no selection", not a crash
-```
-
-#### Passwords
-
-`IPasswordInput` is `IInput` with a reveal toggle in the trailing area, plus an
-optional four-segment strength meter.
-
-```vue
-<IPasswordInput v-model="password" strength />
-
-<!-- Toggle only, no meter -->
-<IPasswordInput v-model="password" />
-
-<!-- No toggle either -->
-<IPasswordInput v-model="password" :toggle="false" />
-```
-
-The score counts length (8 and 12 characters), mixed case, a digit and a
-symbol, capped at four. It is a deliberately transparent nudge toward better
-passwords, **not** a security control — enforce real policy in the `IForm`
-validator, where it can actually reject a value.
-
-Every string is overridable, since components must not bake in English:
-
-```vue
-<IPasswordInput
-  v-model="password"
-  strength
-  show-label="Afficher le mot de passe"
-  hide-label="Masquer le mot de passe"
-  :strength-labels="['Faible', 'Moyen', 'Bon', 'Fort']"
-/>
-```
-
-`class` lands on the wrapper that stacks the field above the meter; `ui` reaches
-`root`, `input`, `toggle`, `meter`, `track`, `segment` and `label`.
-
-#### Autosizing textareas
-
-```vue
-<!-- Grows without limit -->
-<ITextarea v-model="note" autosize />
-
-<!-- Between 2 and 8 rows, then scrolls -->
-<ITextarea v-model="note" :autosize="{ min: 2, max: 8 }" />
-```
-
-`autosize` overrides `rows` and drops the drag handle, since the measured
-height is the point. The field shrinks as well as grows, and re-measures when
-the model changes from outside — a reset or a prefill resizes correctly.
-
-`ISelect` and `IRadioGroup` accept plain strings or `{ label, value, disabled }` objects. Both also take a default slot if you'd rather compose the Reka primitives yourself.
-
-`ISelect` also takes groups — an entry with its own `items` becomes a labelled
-heading, the same shape `ICombobox` uses:
-
-```vue
-<ISelect
-  v-model="framework"
-  :items="[
-    { label: 'Virtual DOM', items: ['Vue', 'React'] },
-    { label: 'Compiled', items: [{ label: 'Svelte', value: 'svelte' }] },
-  ]"
-/>
-```
-
-### Searchable selects
-
-`ICombobox` takes the same `items` as `ISelect` and filters them against what
-the user types, which is what you want once a list runs to hundreds of entries.
-The field shows the selected option's **label** while the model holds its value.
-
-```vue
-<ICombobox
-  v-model="clientId"
-  :items="clients"
-  placeholder="Search clients"
-  empty-text="No clients found."
-/>
-```
-
-Set `create` to offer a row for whatever the user typed when nothing matches.
-Choosing it emits `create` with the query and does **not** change the model —
-the option doesn't exist yet, so you add it and select it yourself:
-
-```vue
-<ICombobox
-  v-model="clientId"
-  :items="clients"
-  create
-  :create-label="query => `Add ${query}`"
-  @create="query => clients.push({ label: query, value: addClient(query) })"
-/>
-```
-
-Both `empty-text` and `create-label` are props precisely so a non-English app
-never inherits an English string; `empty` and `create` slots take over the
-markup entirely if you need more than text.
-
-An entry with its own `items` becomes a labelled group. A group disappears on
-its own once nothing inside it matches:
-
-```vue
-<ICombobox
-  v-model="clientId"
-  :items="[
-    { label: 'Recent', items: ['Acme Industries', 'Bolt Logistics'] },
-    { label: 'Archived', items: [{ label: 'Cirrus Systems', value: 'cirrus' }] },
-  ]"
-/>
-```
-
-For lists in the thousands, `virtual` renders only the rows on screen:
-
-```vue
-<ICombobox v-model="sku" virtual :items="fiveThousandItems" :estimate-size="32" />
-```
-
-`virtual` and grouped items are **mutually exclusive** — the underlying
-virtualizer is a flat window with no notion of group headings, so groups are
-flattened and their labels dropped (with a warning in dev). `estimate-size` is
-the assumed row height in px, used to size the scrollbar before rows are
-measured; set it if you have restyled rows to a different height.
-
-### Numbers and money
-
-`INumberInput` never turns your value into a `number`. The model is a decimal
-**string**, because binary floating point cannot represent decimal money —
-`0.1 + 0.2` is `0.30000000000000004`, and `10.00` becomes `10`. Values are
-added, compared and rounded with `BigInt` internally, so precision survives
-regardless of magnitude.
-
-```vue
-<script setup lang="ts">
-import { ref } from 'vue'
-
-// A string, and it stays one.
-const amount = ref('1234.56')
-</script>
-
-<template>
-  <INumberInput v-model="amount" locale="sl" :precision="2" step="0.01" min="0" />
-</template>
-```
-
-`locale` affects the **display only** — `sl` shows `1.234,56` while the model
-stays `"1234.56"`. Typing in the locale's own format works too. While the field
-is focused it shows the canonical value so separators can't fight your typing.
-
-`precision` fixes the number of decimal places, rounding half-up, and preserves
-trailing zeros (`"10.00"` stays `"10.00"`). `min`, `max` and `step` are decimal
-strings as well, and stepping is exact: `0.1 + 0.2` gives `"0.3"`.
-
-The underlying helpers are exported if you need them elsewhere:
-
-```ts
-import { addDecimals, compareDecimals, roundDecimal } from 'iryx-ui'
-
-addDecimals('0.1', '0.2') // '0.3'
-roundDecimal('1.005', 2) // '1.01'
-compareDecimals('1.10', '1.1') // 0
-```
-
-### Validated forms
-
-`IForm` handles client-side validation. It accepts any [Standard Schema](https://standardschema.dev) validator — Zod 3.24+, Valibot, ArkType — so Iryx doesn't depend on a validation library. Wrap each control in an `IFormField` with a `name` matching the schema path and errors wire themselves up.
-
-```vue
-<script setup lang="ts">
-import { reactive } from 'vue'
-import * as z from 'zod'
-
-const schema = z.object({
-  email: z.string().email('That doesn\'t look like an email'),
-  password: z.string().min(8, 'Use at least 8 characters'),
-})
-
-const state = reactive({ email: '', password: '' })
-
-function onSubmit(event) {
-  console.log(event.data) // only fires when valid
-}
-</script>
-
-<template>
-  <IForm :state="state" :schema="schema" @submit="onSubmit">
-    <IFormField name="email" label="Email" required description="We'll never share it.">
-      <IInput v-model="state.email" type="email" />
-    </IFormField>
-    <IFormField name="password" label="Password" help="At least 8 characters.">
-      <IInput v-model="state.password" type="password" />
-    </IFormField>
-    <IButton type="submit">
-      Create account
-    </IButton>
-  </IForm>
-</template>
-```
-
-The control inside a field automatically inherits its `id`, invalid styling and `aria-describedby` — no wiring needed. On a failed submit, focus moves to the first invalid control.
-
-**Validation timing** — `validate-on` defaults to `['blur', 'change']`; submit always validates everything.
-
-**Custom rules** — pass `validate` for anything a schema can't express (it runs alongside the schema, and works without one):
-
-```vue
-<IForm
-  :state="state"
-  :validate="s => s.email.endsWith('@corp.com') ? [] : [{ name: 'email', message: 'Must be a work email' }]"
-/>
-```
-
-**Server errors and manual control** — grab a template ref to the form and call `validate()`, `clear(name?)` or `setErrors()`. `IFormField` also takes a plain `error` prop that bypasses validation entirely.
-
-### Labels and descriptions
-
-`ICheckbox` and `ISwitch` render bare by default. Give them a `label` and/or `description` and they render a wired-up layout instead — the text is clickable, and the description is linked with `aria-describedby`. `IRadioGroup` items take a `description` too.
-
-```vue
-<template>
-  <ICheckbox
-    v-model="accepted"
-    label="Accept terms"
-    description="You agree to the terms of service and privacy policy."
-  />
-
-  <ISwitch
-    v-model="notify"
-    label="Push notifications"
-    description="Send alerts to this device."
-  />
-
-  <IRadioGroup
-    v-model="plan"
-    :items="[
-      { label: 'Free', value: 'free', description: 'Up to 3 projects.' },
-      { label: 'Pro', value: 'pro', description: 'Unlimited projects.' },
-    ]"
-  />
-</template>
-```
-
-Use the `#label` / `#description` slots instead of the props when you need markup (a link, a badge) inside the text.
-
-Where a component has no visible label — a search field, a bare select — put `aria-label` on it directly. Attributes always land on the control the label belongs to, not on whatever wrapper the component happens to render around it:
-
-```vue
-<template>
-  <IInput v-model="q" aria-label="Search invoices" />
-  <ISelect v-model="status" :items="statuses" aria-label="Filter by status" />
-  <INumberInput v-model="amount" aria-label="Amount" />
-</template>
-```
-
-The same holds for `name`, `autocomplete`, `maxlength` and `data-*`. `IProgress` is the one that needs saying twice: its `label` prop renders visible text *and* names the bar for assistive tech, so pass `aria-label` only when there is no visible label to use.
-
-An automated axe sweep runs over every component on each commit. It is a floor rather than a guarantee — it catches roughly a third of real barriers, and contrast rules need a real browser — but nothing ships with an unlabelled control or a nested interactive element.
-
-### Alerts and banners
-
-They look similar and do different jobs, so they're separate components.
-
-**`IAlert` is contextual.** It sits in the flow next to the thing it's about —
-a failed upload, a form that won't submit — boxed, with an icon and a title.
-Danger and warning variants take `role="alert"` so a screen reader interrupts,
-because the user caused it and needs to know now.
-
-**`IBanner` is page-level.** It spans the full width and announces something
-that isn't about any one element: a trial ending, scheduled maintenance. It's a
-labelled `role="region"`, never an alert — it's ambient, so interrupting
-someone mid-task would be wrong.
-
-```vue
-<IBanner
-  v-model:open="showTrial"
-  variant="primary"
-  position="top"
-  title="Trial ends in 3 days."
-  description="Upgrade to keep your data."
-  closable
-  label="Trial notice"
->
-  <template #actions>
-    <IButton size="sm" variant="outline">Upgrade</IButton>
-  </template>
-</IBanner>
-```
-
-`position` is `static` (in flow), `top` (sticky) or `bottom` (fixed to the
-viewport, with the rule moved to its top edge). `contained` keeps the text at a
-readable measure while the fill still spans the window.
-
-Both dismiss through `v-model:open`, so the usual case is one binding instead
-of a `close` handler plus a `v-if`. `close` still fires if you need to persist
-or confirm first:
-
-```vue
-<IAlert v-model:open="visible" variant="danger" title="Upload failed" closable>
-  The file was larger than 10 MB.
-  <template #actions>
-    <IButton size="sm" @click="retry()">Retry</IButton>
-  </template>
-</IAlert>
-```
-
-### Tables
-
-`ITable` takes `rows` and `columns` and renders a real `<table>`. Columns are
-plain objects — no render functions — and anything beyond the raw value is a
-slot:
-
-```vue
-<script setup>
-const columns = [
-  { key: 'number', label: 'Invoice', sortable: true },
-  { key: 'customer.name', label: 'Customer', sortable: true, sortKey: 'customer_name' },
-  { key: 'total', label: 'Total', sortable: true, numeric: true },
-  { key: 'status', label: 'Status' },
-]
-</script>
-
-<template>
-  <ITable :rows="invoices" :columns="columns" label="Invoices">
-    <template #cell-total="{ value }">
-      {{ formatMoney(value) }}
-    </template>
-    <template #cell-status="{ row }">
-      <IBadge :variant="row.paid ? 'success' : 'warning'">
-        {{ row.paid ? 'Paid' : 'Due' }}
-      </IBadge>
-    </template>
-  </ITable>
-</template>
-```
-
-`key` doubles as the accessor (dot-notation reaches nested values) and the slot
-suffix, so `#cell-customer.name` targets that column. `#header-<key>` replaces a
-header the same way.
-
-`numeric` gives a column tabular figures and end alignment, so amounts line up
-digit-for-digit down the column instead of wandering with each glyph's width.
-Set `align` alongside it to keep the figures but place the column differently.
-
-#### Client or server
-
-**The table never fetches.** It renders what you give it and emits what the
-user did, so caching, cancellation and auth stay in your data layer.
-
-Which mode it runs in is decided by one prop. Omit `total` and it sorts and
-paginates `rows` itself. Provide `total` and it does neither — the rows you
-passed are already the page the server returned, so it only reflects state and
-emits changes:
-
-```vue
-<ITable
-  v-model:sort="sort"
-  v-model:page="page"
-  :rows="data.rows"
-  :columns="columns"
-  :total="data.total"
-  :loading="pending"
-/>
-```
-
-Watch those models and refetch. Sorting a column resets `page` to 1, since the
-old page number means nothing against a reordered list.
-
-#### State ownership
-
-Every model is optional. Bind one and you own that state — put it in the URL, a
-store, or `useState`. Leave it unbound and the table keeps it internally, so the
-simple case needs no wiring:
-
-| Model | Type |
-| --- | --- |
-| `v-model:sort` | `{ key, order } \| null` — `null` is "unsorted", distinct from never-sorted |
-| `v-model:page` | `number`, 1-indexed |
-| `v-model:perPage` | `number` |
-| `v-model:selection` | `(string \| number)[]` of row keys |
-| `v-model:expanded` | `(string \| number)[]` of row keys |
-
-#### Selection and expansion
-
-`selectable` adds a checkbox column whose header is tri-state over the rows on
-screen. Selection is held as **row keys** (`rowKey`, default `'id'`), and
-select-all only touches the current page, so selections made on other pages
-survive. `isRowSelectable` vetoes a row — its checkbox is hidden and the header
-skips it.
-
-`expandable` adds a disclosure column and renders the `#expanded` slot beneath
-an open row; `canExpandRow` vetoes it per row.
-
-```vue
-<ITable
-  v-model:selection="selected"
-  :rows="rows"
-  :columns="columns"
-  selectable
-  expandable
-  :is-row-selectable="row => !row.locked"
->
-  <template #expanded="{ row }">
-    <div class="p-4">{{ row.notes }}</div>
-  </template>
-</ITable>
-```
-
-#### States and props
-
-`loading` sets `aria-busy` and, when there is nothing to show yet, renders
-`loadingRows` skeleton rows instead of the empty message. With rows already on
-screen it leaves them in place, so a refetch doesn't blank the table. Otherwise
-`emptyText` — or the `#empty` slot — takes over.
-
-| Prop | What it does |
-| --- | --- |
-| `rowKey` | Field identifying a row. Default `'id'` |
-| `clickableRows` | Emits `rowClick` and shows a pointer cursor |
-| `striped` / `hoverable` / `stickyHeader` | Row and header treatment |
-| `size` | `sm` / `md` / `lg` row density |
-| `label` / `caption` | Accessible name, and an optional visible caption |
-
-Headers are real `<button>`s, sorted columns carry `aria-sort`, and the table is
-a plain `<table>`, so screen readers and keyboard users get the semantics for
-free. Give it a `label` (or a `caption`) — a table with no accessible name is
-hard to place when tabbing through a page.
-
-#### Without the markup
-
-`useDataTable()` holds the whole state machine — sorting, paging, selection,
-expansion — and renders nothing, if you want the logic under your own markup:
-
-```ts
-const table = useDataTable({
-  rows: () => rows.value,
-  columns: () => columns,
-})
-// table.pageRows, table.toggleSort, table.headerSelection, …
-```
-
-### Charts
-
-A small set of chart types done properly, in plain SVG — no charting
-dependency, nothing to register, and no canvas. They inherit the theme the
-same way every other component does, so they follow light/dark and any token
-override for free. For the exotic five percent, reach for Chart.js; that is
-the intended escape hatch, not a gap.
-
-Every chart is `aria-hidden` with a screen-reader table carrying the numbers,
-and that table renders before measurement — the data is never gated behind
-layout.
-
-#### Sparklines
-
-A trend at a glance, for a stat tile or a table cell.
-
-```vue
-<ISparkline
-  :data="[4200, 4600, 4100, 5200, 5800, 6300]"
-  variant="area"
-  end-dot
-  label="Revenue over six months, trending up"
-/>
-```
-
-Because it is SVG, colour comes from `currentColor`: recolour it with a text
-utility, and it follows your theme preset and light/dark automatically with no
-JavaScript. A canvas chart cannot read CSS variables, so it would need a
-re-render on every theme change.
-
-| Prop | Effect |
-| --- | --- |
-| `data` | Values, oldest first. `null` is a **gap**, not a zero — the line breaks |
-| `variant` | `line` (default) or `area`, which adds a wash beneath the line |
-| `endDot` | Marks the most recent point |
-| `baseline` | Lower edge of the `area` wash: `min` (default) or `zero` |
-| `min` / `max` | Pin the domain — set both to put several sparklines on one scale |
-| `muted` | Draw in muted ink, for a de-emphasised trend |
-| `height` | Rendered height in px (default 32). Width always fills the container |
-
-Width is fluid and the stroke never distorts: the drawing stretches via
-`preserveAspectRatio="none"`, while every stroke carries
-`vector-effect="non-scaling-stroke"`, so a 2px line stays 2px and the end dot
-stays circular at any aspect ratio.
-
-`label` sets an accessible description. **Without one the sparkline is hidden
-from assistive tech as decorative** — which is correct when it sits beside a
-value that already states the number, and wrong if it is the only thing
-carrying the information.
-
-Edge cases behave: an empty series draws nothing, a flat series draws through
-the middle rather than collapsing to an edge, and a single reading is a dot.
-
-The scale helpers are exported for building your own marks:
-
-```ts
-import { extent, linearScale } from 'iryx-ui'
-
-extent([3, null, 9, 1]) // [1, 9] — gaps ignored
-linearScale([0, 10], [100, 0])(10) // 0 — ranges may be inverted for SVG's y-axis
-```
-
-#### Line charts
-
-```vue
-<ILineChart
-  :data="[
-    { label: 'Jan', value: 4200 },
-    { label: 'Feb', value: null },
-    { label: 'Mar', value: 5600 },
-  ]"
-  variant="area"
-  label="Revenue by month"
-/>
-```
-
-Same `data`, `height`, `ticks`, `axis`, `locale`, `format` and `label` props as
-`IBarChart`, plus:
-
-| Prop | Effect |
-| --- | --- |
-| `variant` | `line` (default) or `area`, which adds a wash beneath the line |
-| `zero` | Force zero onto the axis. **Off by default** |
-
-**`zero` is off here and always on for bars, deliberately.** A bar is read by
-length, so a truncated baseline lies about the comparison. A line is read by
-its *shape*, and a series hovering around 8,000 flattens into a straight edge
-once the axis starts at nothing. Turn it on when the distance from zero is the
-point.
-
-`null` breaks the line rather than bridging it, so a missing reading never
-draws a slope that didn't happen.
-
-Hovering shows a crosshair and a single ringed marker on the reading under the
-cursor — not a dot on every point, which is noise the axis and tooltip already
-cover.
-
-#### Bar charts
-
-```vue
-<IBarChart
-  :data="[
-    { label: 'Jan', value: 4200 },
-    { label: 'Feb', value: 5600 },
-    { label: 'Mar', value: null },
-  ]"
-  label="Revenue by month"
-  locale="de-DE"
-  :format="{ style: 'currency', currency: 'EUR', maximumFractionDigits: 0 }"
-/>
-```
-
-| Prop | Effect |
-| --- | --- |
-| `data` | `{ label, value }[]`. `value: null` is a **missing reading** — no bar, which is not a zero |
-| `height` | Rendered height in px (default 240). Width fills the container |
-| `ticks` | Target tick count. A hint — the axis lands on round numbers first |
-| `axis` | Set `false` to drop the value axis and gridlines |
-| `locale` / `format` | `Intl.NumberFormat` settings, applied to ticks and tooltip alike |
-| `label` | Accessible name for the figure |
-
-**The axis picks the domain, not the data.** Values are snapped outwards to a
-1/2/5 step, so an axis reads `0 / 2,000 / 4,000` rather than `0 / 1,726.8`.
-Zero is always included, because bars are compared by length and a truncated
-baseline makes that comparison a lie.
-
-Bars are capped at 24px and never fill their slot — the gap between them is
-what separates them. They're rounded at the data end and square at the
-baseline, so the rounding reads as the tip of the value.
-
-Hovering a bar dims the rest and shows a tooltip; hit targets span the full
-band and plot height, so a short bar is no harder to hit than a tall one.
-
-**Accessibility:** the SVG is `aria-hidden` and the data is exposed as a
-visually-hidden table instead, so a screen reader gets the actual numbers
-rather than a blank graphic. That table renders even before the container has
-been measured — the data is never gated behind layout.
-
-**`stacked`** turns grouped series into one bar per category:
-
-```vue
-<IBarChart :data="cashflow" :series="series" stacked label="Cashflow" />
-```
-
-Stacking answers *"what makes up the total"*; grouping answers *"how do these
-compare"*. Only the bottom segment shares a baseline, so segments above it are
-hard to compare across categories — stay with grouped bars when the comparison
-matters more than the total.
-
-The axis is sized against the running totals, only the outermost segment is
-rounded, and the tooltip adds a **Total** row (`totalLabel` to rename it).
-Negative values stack downward from zero rather than cancelling positives out,
-so a mixed stack shows both sides at full length. Stacking is ignored for a
-single series, and works horizontally too.
-
-**`orientation="horizontal"`** runs the categories down the side:
-
-```vue
-<IBarChart :data="spend" orientation="horizontal" label="Spend by category" />
-```
-
-Vertical charts thin colliding labels to every *n*th, which is fine for `Jan`
-/ `Feb` and lossy for `Travel and accommodation`. Turn the chart and the names
-get real width, so nothing is dropped — that's the case horizontal is for.
-Everything else behaves the same: grouped series, the tooltip, the round-number
-axis anchored at zero.
-
-#### Multiple series
-
-Both charts take plain rows plus a `series` descriptor — the same shape
-`ITable` uses. Omit `series` for the single-measure case.
-
-```vue
-<IBarChart
-  :data="[
-    { label: 'Jan', revenue: 4200, expenses: 3100 },
-    { label: 'Feb', revenue: 5600, expenses: 3400 },
-  ]"
-  :series="[
-    { key: 'revenue', name: 'Revenue', slot: 0 },
-    { key: 'expenses', name: 'Expenses', slot: 1 },
-  ]"
-  label="Cashflow by month"
-/>
-```
-
-Bars group inside their category; lines draw one path each. One hover reports
-**every** series for that category in a single tooltip, so the reader compares
-in one place instead of chasing marks.
-
-**`slot` pins a series to a palette colour.** Without it, colour follows array
-position — so filtering a series out repaints the survivors and the reader has
-to relearn the chart. Pin the slots whenever series can be toggled.
-
-**The legend is mandatory from two series up.** `legend: false` only silences
-the single-series case, where the title already names what is plotted. Colour
-alone is never a dependable identity channel, so this is not configurable.
-
-Past eight series the colours stop identifying anything; the chart warns in
-development and you should fold the tail into "Other" or switch to small
-multiples.
-
-`variant="area"` is ignored for multiple series — overlapping washes muddy into
-a colour that belongs to neither.
-
-#### Chart colours
-
-Eight categorical slots, `--iryx-chart-1` … `--iryx-chart-8`, usable as Tailwind
-colours (`text-chart-3`, `fill-chart-5`). They encode **identity** — which
-series a mark belongs to — never magnitude.
-
-```vue
-<!-- One series per slot, assigned in order. -->
-<ISparkline :data="revenue" class="text-chart-1" />
-
-<ISparkline :data="expenses" class="text-chart-2" />
-```
-
-Three rules, and they are not stylistic:
-
-- **Assign in order, never cycle.** A ninth series is not a generated ninth
-  hue — fold it into "Other", or switch to small multiples. A generated colour
-  hasn't been checked for separation against its neighbours.
-- **Status colours are never series colours.** A series that happens to land in
-  slot 4 must not read as a warning. `success`/`warning`/`danger`/`info` stay
-  reserved.
-- **Colour follows the entity, not its rank.** If a filter removes a series,
-  the survivors keep their slots rather than shifting up.
-
-Tailwind scans source text, so a class name assembled at runtime is never
-generated — write the slots out, or reach for the variable:
-
-```vue
-<!-- Silently unstyled: Tailwind never sees this string -->
-<ISparkline :class="`text-chart-${index + 1}`" />
-
-<!-- Either of these works -->
-<ISparkline :class="['text-chart-1', 'text-chart-2'][index]" />
-
-<ISparkline :style="{ color: `var(--iryx-chart-${index + 1})` }" />
-```
-
-The steps are not eyeballed. Each clears a lightness band, a chroma floor, and
-protanopia/deuteranopia separation against its own surface, checked with a
-validator rather than by eye. **Dark has its own steps**, validated against the
-dark background — not an automatic flip of the light ones.
-
-Two caps worth knowing before you design around them:
-
-| Chart form | Max series |
-| --- | --- |
-| Bars, lines, stacks — only neighbours touch | **8** |
-| Scatter, bubble, small multiples — any two marks can sit side by side | **3** |
-
-Past those, the answer is fewer series or facets, not more colours. If you
-re-step any slot, re-run the validator for **both** modes.
-
-#### Annotations, and why there is no plugin API
-
-Chart.js has plugins because canvas is opaque — once painted you cannot select
-or style anything, so the only way in is an imperative draw hook. SVG has no
-such problem, so these charts hand you the layout and let you write ordinary
-markup into it:
-
-```vue
-<ILineChart :data="revenue" label="Revenue against target">
-  <template #overlay="{ plot, value }">
-    <line
-      :x1="plot.left" :y1="value(7000)"
-      :x2="plot.left + plot.width" :y2="value(7000)"
-      stroke="var(--iryx-warning)" stroke-width="2" stroke-dasharray="4 4"
-    />
-  </template>
-</ILineChart>
-```
+## Requirements
 
-`#underlay` renders behind the marks — target bands, shaded regions. `#overlay`
-renders in front — reference lines, callouts. Both sit below the hit targets,
-so hovering keeps working through whatever you draw.
+- Vue 3.5 or newer
+- Tailwind CSS v4
 
-Both receive the `CartesianLayout`:
+Ships as ESM with full type definitions. Every component renders on the server.
 
-| Prop | What it gives you |
-| --- | --- |
-| `plot` | `{ left, top, width, height }` of the plot rectangle, in px |
-| `value(n)` | A data value to its pixel on the value axis |
-| `bandCentre(i)` | The centre of category `i`, in px |
-| `bandWidth` | Size of one category slot |
-| `ticks` | The axis values actually drawn |
-| `orientation` | `'vertical'` or `'horizontal'` |
+## Documentation
 
-That's strictly more capable than a draw hook: it's declarative, reactive, and
-type-checked, with no lifecycle or registration order to learn.
+Every component and composable has its own page, with the props in full and demos you can operate:
 
-For a chart type that doesn't exist here, the same primitives are exported —
-`cartesianLayout`, `linearScale`, `niceTicks`, `seriesColor` — so you can build
-one on the same spine rather than starting over.
+- [Components](https://iryx-ui.com/components/)
+- [Composables](https://iryx-ui.com/composables/)
+- [Theming](https://iryx-ui.com/guide/theming)
 
 ## License