nwl-components 1.7.1 → 2.0.0
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- package/README.md +96 -1
- package/base.css +58 -0
- package/dist/base.css +58 -0
- package/dist/nwl-components.es.js +668 -668
- package/dist/nwl-components.umd.js +5 -5
- package/dist/sort/style.css +145 -5
- package/dist/style.css +2 -1
- package/dist/tokens.css +136 -0
- package/package.json +21 -2
- package/sort/style.css +145 -5
- package/tokens.css +136 -0
package/README.md
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- For template strings: `renderSortIcon(direction)` (the SVG) and `ariaSort(direction)`.
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The headers' look is in `nwl-components/sort/style.css`, which has only the
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`th.nwl-sortable` and `.nwl-sort-*` rules
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`th.nwl-sortable` and `.nwl-sort-*` rules, after the design tokens they read (`:root` custom
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properties, see "Design tokens"; 6 kB in all). Load that file, not `dist/style.css`, on a
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page not built with nwl-components: `dist/style.css` has global rules (`*` sets the font
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size and colour of every element). With a bundler, `import 'nwl-components/sort/style.css'`
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(webpack 4 included); otherwise link `node_modules/nwl-components/dist/sort/style.css`.
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`dist/style.css` keeps the same rules for `SortableTh`. Story: `Common/PlainSort`.
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Since 1.6.0.
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## Design tokens
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The library's colours, fonts, font sizes and corner radii are CSS custom properties, defined
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in `src/styles/tokens.css` (`:root` rules only) in two tiers:
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- the raw palette (`--nwl-grey-44`, `--nwl-white`, `--nwl-cyan`, …): the only place with hex
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values;
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- the semantic tokens, to use in components and app CSS: backgrounds (`--nwl-bg`,
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`--nwl-bg-surface`, `--nwl-bg-elevated`, …), borders (`--nwl-border`, …), text
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(`--nwl-text`, `--nwl-text-2`, `--nwl-text-3`, …), accent, links and status colours
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(`--nwl-danger`, `--nwl-success`, `--nwl-warning`), font families (`--nwl-font-body`,
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`--nwl-font-display`, `--nwl-font-mono`), sizes (`--nwl-text-xs` … `--nwl-text-hero`;
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body text is `--nwl-text-md`), weights, line heights, spacing (`--nwl-space-1` …
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`--nwl-space-16`), radii (`--nwl-radius-sm`, `--nwl-radius-md`) and shadows.
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Their values are those the NAAT apps have today, so loading them changes nothing on screen.
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Storybook's `Library/Tokens` page lists every token with a sample.
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`dist/style.css` and `nwl-components/sort/style.css` each include the tokens, so a page that
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loads either needs nothing else. To use the tokens in an app's own CSS without those files:
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import 'nwl-components/tokens.css'; // with a bundler (webpack 4 included)
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```
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```html
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<!-- a page with no bundle: serve or copy node_modules/nwl-components/dist/tokens.css -->
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```
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```css
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background: var(--nwl-bg-surface);
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border: 1px solid var(--nwl-border);
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border-radius: var(--nwl-radius-sm);
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}
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```
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Loading the tokens twice on a page (e.g. `tokens.css` and `dist/style.css`) is harmless.
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`npm run lint` fails on a hex colour in `src/**/*.{vue,css}` outside `tokens.css`, and on a
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`var(--nwl-…)` that `tokens.css` doesn't define. Since 1.8.0.
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## Base styles and cascade layers
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top of each stylesheet it ships (`dist/style.css`, `nwl-components/base.css`,
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@layer nwl.base, nwl.widgets, nwl.components;
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- `nwl.base`: `src/styles/base.css` (below);
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- `nwl.widgets`: empty for now (plain-CSS widget classes, later);
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- `nwl.components`: the components' styles (scoped or not), `sortable.css`, and the CSS of
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The tokens (`tokens.css`) stay outside the layers: they only define custom properties.
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**An app's own CSS, which is not in a layer, always wins over the library's**, whatever the
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load order or the selectors' specificity: `button { … }` in an app overrides `Button`'s scoped
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rules. No `!important` and no `html …` prefix are needed. (An app that puts its own CSS in
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layers must declare them after `nwl.components` to keep this.)
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rule, which is gone. Its selectors are wrapped in `:where()` (no specificity), and they apply
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- `html`: `font-size: var(--nwl-text-md)` (1rem = 14px, as in 1.x), and `body`: `margin: 0`;
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- `.app`: font (`--nwl-font-body`, `--nwl-text-md`) and colour (`--nwl-text`), inherited by
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- headings, `small`, `sub`, `sup`, `code`, `pre` and form controls take their parent's font
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size; form controls and `<dialog>` their parent's colour (the controls' font family stays
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the browser's); links `--nwl-link`;
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- keyboard focus: `:focus-visible` gets a 2px solid `--nwl-focus` outline, 2px away
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(`--nwl-focus` is `--nwl-text`, white). Mouse focus shows nothing on buttons; browsers
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@layer nwl.base, nwl.widgets, nwl.components;
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/* nwl-components base styles: `import 'nwl-components/base.css'` (after `nwl-components/tokens.css`,
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whose tokens it reads). dist/style.css includes it.
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(`@layer nwl.base, nwl.widgets, nwl.components`), so any app rule wins over it. Selectors are
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/* 1rem = 14px, as in 1.x (where the `*` rule set it on <html>): the components' rem sizes */
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:where(.app) {
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font-family: var(--nwl-font-body);
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:where(.app) :where(h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, small, sub, sup, big, code, kbd, samp, pre, tt, button, input, select, textarea) {
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/* nwl-components base styles: `import 'nwl-components/base.css'` (after `nwl-components/tokens.css`,
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