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  1. package/.claude/skills/colour-scheme-disable.md +1 -1
  2. package/.claude/skills/component-compliance-checklist.md +214 -0
  3. package/.claude/skills/component-inline-action-button.md +2 -2
  4. package/.claude/skills/components/canvas-switcher.md +5 -1
  5. package/.claude/skills/components/carousel-flip.md +3 -3
  6. package/.claude/skills/components/clipped-panel.md +2 -2
  7. package/.claude/skills/components/dashboard-quad-grid.md +2 -2
  8. package/.claude/skills/components/dashboard-stats-grid.md +1 -1
  9. package/.claude/skills/components/deep-expanding-menu-classic.md +1 -1
  10. package/.claude/skills/components/deep-expanding-menu.md +1 -1
  11. package/.claude/skills/components/eyebrow-text.md +6 -4
  12. package/.claude/skills/components/google-reviews.md +193 -0
  13. package/.claude/skills/components/input-number.md +4 -0
  14. package/.claude/skills/components/input-otp.md +120 -0
  15. package/.claude/skills/components/section-parallax.md +1 -1
  16. package/.claude/skills/components/select-menu.md +9 -5
  17. package/.claude/skills/components/services-card.md +25 -2
  18. package/.claude/skills/composable-colour-scheme.md +2 -0
  19. package/.claude/skills/index.md +5 -1
  20. package/.claude/skills/new-app-scaffold.md +1 -1
  21. package/.claude/skills/storybook-add-story.md +5 -0
  22. package/.claude/skills/theming-colour-ramps.md +6 -33
  23. package/.claude/skills/theming-component-token-pattern.md +30 -0
  24. package/.claude/skills/theming-dark-mode.md +243 -0
  25. package/.claude/skills/theming-override-default.md +6 -7
  26. package/.claude/skills/theming-partial-override.md +11 -11
  27. package/.vscode/srcdev-component-eyebrow-text.code-snippets +4 -0
  28. package/.vscode/srcdev-component-google-reviews.code-snippets +78 -0
  29. package/.vscode/srcdev-component-input-otp.code-snippets +47 -0
  30. package/.vscode/srcdev-component-select-menu.code-snippets +13 -0
  31. package/.vscode/srcdev-component-services-card.code-snippets +38 -7
  32. package/README.md +81 -41
  33. package/app/assets/styles/setup/01.config/_head.css +0 -9
  34. package/app/assets/styles/setup/03.theming/_default.css +29 -29
  35. package/app/assets/styles/setup/03.theming/_error.css +3 -3
  36. package/app/assets/styles/setup/03.theming/_theme-slots.css +13 -16
  37. package/app/assets/styles/setup/a11y/_variables.css +2 -2
  38. package/app/components/01.atoms/page-row/stories/PageRow.stories.ts +47 -13
  39. package/app/components/01.atoms/text-blocks/eyebrow-text/CONSUMER-STYLING.md +5 -1
  40. package/app/components/01.atoms/text-blocks/eyebrow-text/EyebrowText.vue +4 -1
  41. package/app/components/02.molecules/action-menu/stories/ActionMenu.stories.ts +7 -7
  42. package/app/components/02.molecules/select-menu/CONSUMER-STYLING.md +10 -0
  43. package/app/components/02.molecules/select-menu/SelectMenu.vue +15 -1
  44. package/app/components/02.molecules/select-menu/stories/SelectMenu.stories.ts +35 -0
  45. package/app/components/02.molecules/select-menu/tests/SelectMenu.spec.ts +9 -0
  46. package/app/components/02.molecules/select-menu/tests/__snapshots__/SelectMenu.spec.ts.snap +3 -3
  47. package/app/components/03.organisms/google-reviews/CONSUMER-STYLING.md +110 -0
  48. package/app/components/03.organisms/google-reviews/GoogleReviewCard.vue +161 -0
  49. package/app/components/03.organisms/google-reviews/GoogleReviews.vue +275 -0
  50. package/app/components/03.organisms/google-reviews/stories/GoogleReviews.stories.ts +323 -0
  51. package/app/components/03.organisms/google-reviews/tests/GoogleReviewCard.spec.ts +104 -0
  52. package/app/components/03.organisms/google-reviews/tests/GoogleReviews.spec.ts +232 -0
  53. package/app/components/03.organisms/google-reviews/tests/__snapshots__/GoogleReviewCard.spec.ts.snap +9 -0
  54. package/app/components/03.organisms/google-reviews/tests/__snapshots__/GoogleReviews.spec.ts.snap +43 -0
  55. package/app/components/03.organisms/services/services-card/CONSUMER-STYLING.md +28 -3
  56. package/app/components/03.organisms/services/services-card/ServicesCard.vue +111 -18
  57. package/app/components/03.organisms/services/services-card/stories/ServicesCard.stories.ts +122 -0
  58. package/app/components/03.organisms/services/services-card/tests/__snapshots__/ServicesCard.spec.ts.snap +4 -1
  59. package/app/components/03.organisms/services/services-grids/stories/ServicesCardGrid.stories.ts +100 -19
  60. package/app/components/03.organisms/services/services-grids/tests/__snapshots__/ServicesCardGrid.spec.ts.snap +12 -3
  61. package/app/components/05.forms/input-number/CONSUMER-STYLING.md +1 -1
  62. package/app/components/05.forms/input-number/InputNumber.vue +2 -2
  63. package/app/components/05.forms/input-otp/CONSUMER-STYLING.md +59 -0
  64. package/app/components/05.forms/input-otp/InputOtp.vue +254 -0
  65. package/app/components/05.forms/input-otp/InputOtpField.vue +106 -0
  66. package/app/components/05.forms/input-otp/stories/InputOtp.stories.ts +100 -0
  67. package/app/components/05.forms/input-otp/stories/InputOtpField.stories.ts +163 -0
  68. package/app/components/05.forms/input-otp/tests/InputOtp.spec.ts +275 -0
  69. package/app/components/05.forms/input-otp/tests/InputOtpField.spec.ts +76 -0
  70. package/app/components/05.forms/patterns/stories/MigratedFieldsForm.stories.ts +151 -33
  71. package/app/composables/tests/useAriaDescribedById.spec.ts +5 -5
  72. package/app/composables/useGoogleReviews.ts +4 -0
  73. package/app/types/components/google-reviews.d.ts +18 -0
  74. package/app/types/components/index.ts +1 -0
  75. package/nuxt.config.ts +9 -9
  76. package/package.json +9 -8
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- This layer includes light/dark/auto colour scheme support (not via CSS `color-scheme` — iPadOS 16 compatibility). By default it:
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+ This layer includes light/dark/auto colour scheme switching (an attribute, not `light-dark()`, for older iPad Safari). The layer ships light colour values only; dark values are the app's to add (`theming-dark-mode.md`). By default it:
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+ # Component compliance checklist
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+ The definition of done for every component in this library. It is shared by two commands:
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+ - `/new-component` uses it as the build spec for a component that doesn't exist yet.
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+ - `/migrate-component` uses it to bring an existing component up to standard.
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+ Item numbers are stable and are referenced elsewhere ("checklist item 4", the ledger columns, memory
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+ notes), so add new items at the end rather than renumbering.
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+ Go through every item. Skip one only when it genuinely doesn't apply, and say why briefly; don't
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+ skip silently. Notes marked **Existing component** only apply when migrating.
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+ A component passes when its Component Ledger row (`node .claude/component-ledger/build.mjs`, then
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+ `.claude/component-ledger/audit.json`) shows `score: 5`, a real tier, and `variants`, `legacy_props`,
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+ `story_args_bug`, `eslint_issues`, `redundant_priv_tokens` and `styling_doc_outdated` all `false`.
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+ The ledger can't see items 9, 10, 11 and 14, so check those by hand.
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+ ## The checklist
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+ 1. **Tier folder** — the component lives in one of `01.atoms`–`05.forms` (see
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+ `project_component_tiers` in memory for what each tier means), in its own kebab-case folder:
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+ `app/components/<tier>/<family>/`. If none fits cleanly, ask the user rather than guessing.
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+ **Existing component:** if it lives outside a tier, move it with `git mv`.
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+ 2. **Props pattern** — `interface Props` + `withDefaults(defineProps<Props>(), {...})`, never
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+ options-style `defineProps({...})`. Include `styleClassPassthrough` and wire it through
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+ `useStyleClassPassthrough()`. Consumer-facing data-shape types go in
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+ `app/types/components/<component-name>.d.ts` and are exported from `app/types/components/index.ts`
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+ (see `component-export-types.md`), not left inline in the `.vue` file.
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+ 3. **CSS tokens** — audit every custom property in the component's `<style>` block against the
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+ rule in CLAUDE.md's "Public token pattern" (consumer relevance, not reuse count):
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+ - A value a consumer could plausibly want to override — including a per-state variant like a
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+ hover-only width or a dark-theme colour — must be a **public** token (`--component-name-x`),
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+ consumed directly at its point of use, even if used only once.
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+ - A value with no plausible consumer relevance stays **private** (`--_x`), even if used only
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+ once — don't strip the prefix just because reuse is low.
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+ - Fix the actual bug class this catches: a consumer-relevant value that's currently private
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+ with no public fallback. That's the thing to promote, not every `--_` var you find.
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+ - Remove redundant private tokens (the other half of pitfall #20): a `--_` token declared but
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+ never read, or one whose whole value is a single `var(--public-token, fallback)` and which is
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+ read exactly once, is pure duplication. Delete the unread ones; inline the public token at
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+ the single point of use for the rest. Keep a private token that's read in more than one
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+ place, is composed (`calc()`, `v-bind()`, several `var()`s), or is re-declared by a
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+ state/variant selector. `node .claude/component-ledger/fix-private-tokens.mjs <file.vue>`
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+ lists them (dry run); `--write` applies the ones marked `fix`. A `REVIEW` item is declared
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+ somewhere other than the root rule or read outside its subtree: check the element that
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+ reads it sits inside the one that declares it before adding `--include-review`, or fix it by
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+ hand. Afterwards, update any CONSUMER-STYLING.md or skill doc line that names the removed
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+ tokens, and delete comments left describing them.
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+ - Colours default from `--theme-*` tokens through the component's own public tokens, never by
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+ reading a global `--theme-*` token bare at the point of use (pitfall #14). Pair a dark/bold
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+ surface with `--theme-on-surface`, not `--theme-text` (pitfall #13). For a card or panel
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+ background default to `--theme-surface-subtle` (the surface `--theme-text` sits on);
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+ `--theme-surface` and `--theme-border` are bold steps meant for buttons and focus, and make a
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+ card a solid block of theme colour.
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+ - Style rules sit in `@layer components`, with child selectors nested inside the root block
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+ using native nesting (`& .block__child`), never Sass `&__child` concatenation
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+ (`css-nesting-conventions.md`).
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+ 4. **CONSUMER-STYLING.md** — create or update so every public token the component exposes is
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+ documented, with its default. Skip only if the component genuinely has no override surface at
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+ all (no CSS custom properties, no class passthrough). Use this fixed layout, in this order:
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+ - `## Public token API` — token tables (split into `###` groups by element when there are
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+ several), each token with its default; list any private `--_` tokens as "not public API", or
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+ say there are none.
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+ - `## State hooks` — `data-*` attributes / state selectors and the inner element class names.
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+ Omit only if the component has neither.
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+ - Component-specific reference sections (motion, sizing model, etc.) may follow here.
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+ - `## Global theming` — optional. Include a `:where(html) { ... }` block only when there's
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+ something worth showing (e.g. a common site-wide tweak); don't pad it out.
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+ - `## Local overrides` — required heading (the ledger's `styling_doc_outdated` check looks for
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+ it). The mechanics are the same for every component and live in
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+ `.claude/skills/component-local-style-override.md`, so don't write bespoke examples by
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+ default. Write one standard paragraph (copy it from any migrated doc, e.g.
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+ `05.forms/form-field/CONSUMER-STYLING.md`): set tokens on an element you own (page/section
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+ class, or a `:style-class-passthrough` class, or a plain `class` that falls through when there's
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+ no passthrough prop); keep the block unlayered; from a **consumer's** `<style scoped>` file,
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+ tokens on their own element still work but selectors reaching inside need `:deep()` (this
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+ library's own styles are never scoped); link the guide. Then add a **Caveat** only where this
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+ component breaks that model, most often a token it re-declares on its own elements (so an
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+ ancestor value never lands, e.g. `DisplayThemeSwitch`'s sizing tokens, `ServiceSummary`'s
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+ `--display-pill-*`, `InputError`'s `data-theme`), or a wrapper that doesn't forward
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+ passthrough. Check with a grep for `^\s*--<name>-[\w-]+\s*:` in the component's `<style>`.
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+ Existing examples can stay as `###` subsections (`Page or section`, `One instance`).
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+ - `## Recipe: <name>` — optional, for component-specific patterns that need several tokens
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+ working together (e.g. InputDescription's panel/callout).
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+ - `## Class passthrough` — what `style-class-passthrough` targets and whether it's actually
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+ - `## Notes` — optional, last.
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+ Dated "Changed YYYY-MM-DD" migration notes go as blockquotes inside the relevant section.
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+ 5. **Tests** — create or bring up to date in `tests/`, following the Testing Requirements section
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+ of CLAUDE.md (mountSuspended, fake-timer rules, etc.). Skip only for a trivial presentational
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+ component with no logic worth testing — say so explicitly if you skip. If anything is derived
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+ from slots, test it by toggling a `v-if`'d slot in a host component after mount (pitfall #25).
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+ 6. **Storybook story** — create or update `stories/*.stories.ts` with controls for props/slots
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+ that warrant them (see `.claude/skills/storybook-add-story.md`). The story title uses the tier
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+ name directly. A component whose layout responds to its container gets the `CanvasSwitcher`
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+ decorator (see `PageRow.stories.ts` or `GoogleReviews.stories.ts`, which also shows a per-story
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+ starting canvas via `parameters.initialCanvas`) rather than a hand-sized wrapper or a width arg.
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+ 6a. **Storybook Controls-panel reactivity** — check every story `Template`/`render` function in
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+ the component's `stories/*.stories.ts` files for this bug: `@storybook/vue3` mounts the story
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+ component **once** and, on every Controls-panel change, mutates the same reactive `args`
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+ object in place — it never re-runs `setup()`. A story that destructures or spreads `args` into
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+ local variables/a ref at setup-time (the tell-tale shape: `const { modelValue, ...otherArgs }
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+ = args;`, whether or not it's then fed into a `ref()`) takes a one-time snapshot, so most
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+ Controls silently stop updating the rendered story after first render — often alongside a
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+ prop-name typo in `argTypes` that compounds it (e.g. a control literally named differently
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+ from the real component prop it's meant to drive — check that too). Fix by binding the
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+ template directly to the live object (`v-model="args.modelValue"`, `v-bind="componentArgs"`
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+ where `componentArgs` is a `computed()` that strips only genuinely non-prop extra args) rather
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+ than copying values out in `setup()` — a destructure/spread from `args` is only safe when it's
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+ inside a `computed()`. The ledger's `story_args_bug` column flags this automatically (any
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+ `{...} = args;` spread not wrapped in a `computed()`); still eyeball each story file yourself,
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+ since a differently-shaped variant of the same mistake may not match that exact heuristic.
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+ 6b. **Stress-test story** — add a `StressTest` story ("Stress Test (Worst-Case Data)") that
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+ feeds the component the most hostile data a QA tester could think of, and fix whatever it
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+ breaks. Go through every prop, slot and data field and ask what would break it, for example:
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+ - very long text, and long **unbroken** strings (no spaces, a long URL) in every text field,
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+ including labels and copy props (long translated copy, e.g. German)
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+ - empty strings, missing optional fields, a single character, a single item, the maximum
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+ number of items
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+ - emoji (including at the start of anything that takes initials or first letters), HTML-like
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+ text (must render as text), right-to-left text
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+ - out-of-range or odd numbers (0, negative, above the maximum, fractional, very large)
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+ - broken image or link URLs
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+ Describe what to check in the story's docs description, and look at it at every
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+ `CanvasSwitcher` width. Fixes usually mean `overflow-wrap: anywhere`, `min-inline-size: 0` on
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+ flex/grid children, `Array.from(str)` instead of `str[0]`, and `clamp()` on values
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+ derived from data. Give each text element a consumer might want to shorten (names, titles,
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+ descriptions, body text) a line-clamp token, `--<component>-<element>-line-clamp`, which
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+ covers ellipsis too (`1` is single-line ellipsis). Default it to `none` unless the layout
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+ clearly needs a cap, and never clamp text that must stay readable (legal or attribution text,
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+ link text that names its destination). Shape and rules: `theming-component-token-pattern.md`,
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+ "Line-clamp tokens". Add a unit test for any logic fix. A component that takes no data or copy
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+ (e.g. a pure layout wrapper) still gets one with oversized slot content.
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+ 7. **Skill doc** — create or update `.claude/skills/components/<component-name>.md`, following the
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+ pattern of an existing one. A labelled `<Name>Field` wrapper (or any other wrapper) is documented
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+ in its control's doc under a "Variants" section, not in a doc of its own
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+ (`feedback_variants_deprecated_as_own_skill_docs`). **Existing component:** if you find a
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+ `variants/` subfolder, flatten it into the parent folder (`git mv` the `.vue` files plus their
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+ stories/tests up one level, fix relative imports); `pathPrefix: false` keeps the auto-import
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+ names unchanged. All existing `variants/` folders were flattened 2026-09-25.
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+ 8. **VS Code snippet** — create or update `.vscode/srcdev-component-{family}.code-snippets`,
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+ covering the control and its Field wrapper in one file.
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+ 9. **Accessibility** — check for gaps beyond what already-passing tests would catch:
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+ - Interactive controls (buttons, toggles, custom form-like widgets) have an accessible name —
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+ visible text, `aria-label`, or `aria-labelledby`.
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+ - Keyboard behaviour matches what's actually implemented — no keydown case that only calls
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+ `event.preventDefault()` with a comment like "could add this later", and no screen-reader
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+ copy (visible or `sr-only`) that describes an interaction the component doesn't actually
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+ perform. Cross-check every claim in the copy against the handler that's supposed to back it.
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+ - Focus is visible (`:focus-visible`, not a suppressed outline) on anything focusable.
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+ - Live-updating or auto-advancing content (carousels, marquees, auto-dismissing toasts) has a
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+ way to pause it, per WCAG 2.2.2 — a visible control, or pause-on-hover/focus at minimum.
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+ - `prefers-reduced-motion` is respected for any animation that isn't purely decorative.
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+ - A component with a `tag` prop that can render a landmark uses `useAriaLabelledById`
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+ (`component-aria-landmark.md`), unless it falls back to `aria-label` when no heading is
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+ given: the composable can't do that and warns whenever a landmark has no heading. Then label
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+ it directly with `useId()` (`aria-labelledby` when the heading slot is filled, `aria-label`
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+ otherwise, both decided by a function called from the template, per pitfall #25), as
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+ `GoogleReviews` does.
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+ 10. **Localisation (no hardcoded consumer-facing text)** — grep the template and script for
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+ user-visible string literals (button copy, `aria-label`/`aria-description` text, placeholder
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+ text, empty-state messages, etc.) that aren't already props. This library has no i18n
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+ framework dependency (see `MarqueeScroller`'s `playLabel`/`pauseLabel`/`ariaLabel`/
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+ `ariaDescription` for the pattern) — promote any hardcoded copy to a string prop with the
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+ existing English text as its default, so a consumer can pass translated strings from their own
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+ i18n solution. Icon-only controls should also get an icon-override prop or slot (see
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+ `playIcon`/`pauseIcon`/`toggle-icon`) alongside the label prop, not just the label. Default
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+ copy follows the em dash ban for visitor-facing text.
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+ 11. **No `light-dark()` CSS function in the component's own values** — grep the `<style>` block
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+ (and any `v-bind()`-fed script constants) for `light-dark(`. Older iPads/Safari versions don't
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+ support it, so this library's own default values must never rely on it — use the existing
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+ `--theme-*` token convention (pitfall #14) where one already fits. Where none fits and you're
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+ replacing a literal `light-dark(light-value, dark-value)` call directly, keep the **light**
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+ value only — don't invent a dark-mode fallback scheme, and don't ask which of the two to keep.
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+ The mechanism stays available for consumers: a consumer app is free to define its own public
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+ token overrides using `light-dark()` inside its own CSS, since that's their own browser-support
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+ decision to make, not this library's default. The global token layer (`03.theming`, `a11y/_variables.css`) is light-only too since 2026-10-04, so `--theme-*` tokens are safe to consume.
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+ 12. **Add the component to the Migrated Fields Form story** — once the component reaches 5/5,
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+ add one field for it to
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+ `app/components/05.forms/patterns/stories/MigratedFieldsForm.stories.ts` (import the
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+ component, add a field to the demo form, wire minimal state/error handling matching the
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+ existing fields). This story is a living migration-progress tracker, not just a demo — its own
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+ top-of-file comment lists which components are currently included and must be updated too
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+ (add the new component to the list, bump the "As of `<date>`" note). Skip only if the
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+ component's shape genuinely doesn't fit a form field (anything outside `05.forms`, or a
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+ non-input `05.forms` helper component) — state why if you skip.
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+ 13. **Naming** — bare control `<Name>`, labelled wrapper `<Name>Field`, root DOM class following
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+ the name (`.input-number`, `.input-number-field`), per `.claude/skills/component-naming.md`.
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+ Multi-word, never a native or plausibly-future HTML element name, and not a bare common word
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+ a consuming app is likely to define itself (the Nuxt-layer collision caveat).
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+ **Existing component:** if it (or its wrappers) still uses a `Core`, `Default` or `WithLabel`
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+ suffix, rename it. The doc's backlog table gives the proposed name and which consumer repos
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+ use the old one. Rows marked **decide** (collision-prone generic names like `Card`/`Tabs`)
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+ need an `AskUserQuestion` before renaming. Follow the doc's rename procedure (including
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+ updating consumer repos) and tick the row off. Do this as the last checklist step, so the
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+ earlier steps' edits don't have to track a mid-flight rename.
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+ 14. **Known pitfalls** — check the component against the CLAUDE.md pitfalls that recur in new
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+ code (the ledger can't see any of these):
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+ - Every structural class name is prefixed with the component name (`.display-dialog-header`,
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+ not `.header`), since the component renders inside the consumer's DOM (pitfall #16).
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+ - A `position: fixed`/`sticky` overlay exposes a public z-index token defaulting to `999999`
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+ (pitfall #17).
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+ - No utility class from `06.utility-classes` in the component's own markup unless it's used
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+ for what that class actually means (pitfall #18, `mi-12`).
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+ - Nothing load-bearing relies on a CSS feature WebKit lacks (pitfall #19).
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+ - No `computed()` over `useSlots()`; use a function called from the template (pitfall #25).
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+ - Values derived from props are `computed()`, not plain consts frozen at mount.
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+ - Explicit closing tags (no self-closing non-void elements), hyphenated props in templates, no
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+ manual Vue imports in components.
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+ - `NuxtImg` gets explicit `width` and `height`; a `<video>` uses a `<source :src>` child with
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+ - No `#components` import (breaks Storybook); use `resolveComponent()`.
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- preview wrapper constrains it to match — see `DashboardQuadGrid`/`DashboardStatsGrid` stories for the pattern.
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+ preview wrapper constrains it to match. `DashboardQuadGrid`/`DashboardStatsGrid` stories use the
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- | `--carousel-flip-marker-active-colour` | `light-dark(var(--slate-10), var(--slate-00))` | Active marker background colour |
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- | `--carousel-flip-button-background-colour` | `light-dark(white, var(--slate-08))` | Prev/next button background colour |
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+ | `--carousel-flip-marker-active-colour` | `var(--slate-10)` | Active marker background colour |
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+ | `--carousel-flip-button-background-colour` | `white` | Prev/next button background colour |
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+ | `--clipped-panel-background-colour` | `hsl(0, 0%, 96%)` | Panel background |
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+ | `--dashboard-quad-grid-border-colour` | `black` | Slot panel border colour, only visible once `--dashboard-quad-grid-border-width` is set |
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+ - `--eyebrow-text-bg-img` — text fill (gradient via `background-clip: text`; use a single-colour gradient for a solid colour)
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+ ---
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+ name: GoogleReviews
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+ description: GoogleReviews + GoogleReviewCard — Google Places reviews in a single scrolling row; server route, env vars, useGoogleReviews composable, props, slots, tokens, Google terms
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+ type: reference
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+ ---
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+
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+ # GoogleReviews
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+
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+ ## Overview
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+
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+ `GoogleReviews` (`03.organisms/google-reviews`) shows a place's Google reviews as a single
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+ horizontally scrolling row of cards, with an overall rating summary, prev/next buttons and the
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+ Google Maps attribution. It retrieves nothing itself: the layer's server route fetches the data
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+ with a server-only API key, `useGoogleReviews()` reads that route, and the component displays
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+ what it's given.
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+ Google returns **at most 5 reviews** per place. Showing more needs the Business Profile API with
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+ ## Setup (consumer app)
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+ 1. In Google Cloud, enable **Places API (New)**, create an API key and restrict it to that API.
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+ The `reviews` field is billed at the Place Details Enterprise + Atmosphere rate; the route
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+ caches responses to limit calls.
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+ 2. Set env vars (server-only, never sent to the browser):
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+ | Env var | Purpose |
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+ | `NUXT_GOOGLE_REVIEWS_API_KEY` | Places API key (required) |
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+ | `NUXT_GOOGLE_REVIEWS_PLACE_ID` | The business's place ID (required; find it with Google's Place ID Finder) |
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+ | `NUXT_GOOGLE_REVIEWS_LANGUAGE_CODE` | Optional, e.g. `en-GB` |
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+ | `NUXT_GOOGLE_REVIEWS_CACHE_MAX_AGE` | Seconds to cache the response, default `3600` |
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+
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+ 3. Use it:
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+ ```vue
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+ <script setup lang="ts">
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+ const { data } = await useGoogleReviews();
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+ </script>
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+ <template>
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+ <GoogleReviews :data="data" />
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+ </template>
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+ ```
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+
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+ The place ID is read only from server config, never from the request, so the route can't be used
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+ to look up other places on your key. The layer adds `lh3.googleusercontent.com` (reviewer photos)
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+ ## Server route and composable
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+ - `GET /api/google-reviews` (`server/api/google-reviews.get.ts`) returns `GoogleReviewsData`,
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+ cached with Nitro's `defineCachedEventHandler` for `cacheMaxAge` seconds (stale-while-revalidate).
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+ - Missing key or place ID: `500` whose message names the missing env var. Google request fails:
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+ `502`.
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+ - `useGoogleReviews()` is `useFetch<GoogleReviewsData>("/api/google-reviews")`, so it returns
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+ `{ data, status, error, refresh }`. Use `status`/`error` for your own fallback; the component
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+ renders nothing without data.
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ import type { GoogleReviewsData, GoogleReview } from "srcdev-nuxt-components";
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+
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+ authorName: string;
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+ authorUri?: string;
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Props
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+
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+ | Prop | Type | Default | Notes |
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+ | `data` | `GoogleReviewsData \| null` | required | Usually `data` from `useGoogleReviews()` |
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+ | `minRating` | `number` (0–5) | `0` | Hides lower-rated reviews and shows `filterNotice` |
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+ | `showSummary` | `boolean` | `true` | Overall rating, stars and total count linked to the Maps listing |
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+ | `tag` | `"section" \| "div"` | `"section"` | Root element |
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+ | `ariaLabel` | `string` | `"Google reviews"` | Root label when there's no `heading` slot |
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+ | `prevLabel` / `nextLabel` | `string` | `"Previous reviews"` / `"Next reviews"` | Button accessible names |
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+ | `prevIcon` / `nextIcon` | `string` | `ic:outline-keyboard-arrow-left/right` | Button icons |
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+ | `ratingLabel` | `string` | `"Rated {rating} out of 5"` | Screen-reader rating text |
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+ | `totalLabel` | `string` | `"{count} reviews on Google"` | Summary link text |
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+ | `readMoreLabel` | `string` | `"Read on Google"` | Per-card link text |
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+ | `filterNotice` | `string` | `"Showing reviews rated {rating} stars and above, in Google's order."` | Shown when `minRating > 0` |
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+ | `attributionText` | `string` | `"Reviews from Google Maps"` | Keep "Google Maps" when translating |
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+ ## Slots
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+ | `heading` | `{ headingId }` | Heading above the summary. Bind `headingId` to it: the root is then labelled by the heading instead of `ariaLabel` |
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+ | `card` | `{ review }` | Replaces each card. The list, scrolling and attribution stay. Keep the author attribution (name, photo, profile link) if you replace it |
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+
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+ ## Behaviour
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+
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+ - Renders nothing when `data` is null or no reviews are left after filtering.
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+ - The summary shows the overall rating (one decimal), stars, and the total count linked to the
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+ Google Maps listing.
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+ - Each card shows the reviewer's avatar (photo, or initials), name linked to their Google profile,
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+ star rating, relative date, and the review text clamped to 5 lines, with a "Read on Google" link
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+ to the full review.
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+ - The Google Maps attribution is always shown.
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+ - Cards sit in a single row that never wraps and scrolls horizontally with snapping, by touch,
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+ trackpad or keyboard (the row is focusable; arrow keys scroll it, and tabbing to a link scrolls
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+ its card into view).
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+ - Prev/next scroll by one card, are disabled (`aria-disabled`, still focusable) at either end, and
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+ - Card sections line up across the row (name, date, stars, text and link each share a row, via
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+ - The root is a labelled region; reviews are a `ul`/`li` list. Stars are hidden from screen
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+ Each "Read on Google" link is described by its author's name.
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+ - `minRating` hides lower-rated reviews and shows the filter notice; no notice without a filter.
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+ - Survives hostile data (see the `StressTest` story): long and unbroken text wraps inside its card,
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+ reviewer names are cut to 2 lines (`--google-reviews-author-line-clamp`),
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+ initials take whole characters (emoji-safe), star fill is clamped to 0–5, review text renders as
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+ plain text. A broken photo URL still shows the browser's broken-image icon, since
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+ `DisplayAvatar` has no image-error fallback.
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+
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+ ## Variants
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+ ### GoogleReviewCard
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+
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+ One review, used by `GoogleReviews` and usable on its own (e.g. in a custom layout via the `card`
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+ slot).
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+ | Prop | Type | Default |
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+ | `review` | `GoogleReview` | required |
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+ | `tag` | `"article" \| "div"` | `"article"` |
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+ | `ratingLabel` | `string` | `"Rated {rating} out of 5"` |
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+ | `readMoreLabel` | `string` | `"Read on Google"` |
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+ | `styleClassPassthrough` | `string \| string[]` | `[]` |
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+
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+ ```vue
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+ <GoogleReviews :data="data">
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+ <template #card="{ review }">
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+ <GoogleReviewCard :review="review" tag="div" :style-class-passthrough="['my-review']" />
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+ </template>
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+ </GoogleReviews>
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## CSS custom properties
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+
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+ All `--google-reviews-*`, shared by both components. Full list with defaults in
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+ `app/components/03.organisms/google-reviews/CONSUMER-STYLING.md`. Most used:
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+
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+ ```css
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+ .reviews-section {
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+ --google-reviews-card-width: min(28rem, 80%);
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+ --google-reviews-card-surface: var(--slate-01);
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+ --google-reviews-card-border-radius: 1.6rem;
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+ --google-reviews-star-colour: var(--amber-06);
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+ --google-reviews-text-line-clamp: 4;
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+ --google-reviews-author-line-clamp: 1;
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+ --google-reviews-scroll-padding: 1.6rem;
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Google's terms
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+
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+ - Credit each review's author: the name, photo and profile link are rendered by default; keep them
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+ if you use the `card` slot.
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+ - Keep the Google Maps attribution visible and readable.
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+ - Any filtering needs a visible notice describing it (`filterNotice`, shown automatically with
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+ `minRating`).
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+ - Don't store review content long-term. The route's cache is short-lived; check Google's current
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+ Places API policies before raising `NUXT_GOOGLE_REVIEWS_CACHE_MAX_AGE` a lot.
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+ ## Notes
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+ - Out of scope: more than 5 reviews, multiple places per site, sorting other than Google's
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+ relevance order, auto-advance, review structured data (Google doesn't give review rich results
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+ for a business's own reviews).
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+ - Storybook can't reach the server route; stories use mock `GoogleReviewsData`.
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  private wrappers. `--_border-focus` stayed private since it's now genuinely reused (the
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+ `input:focus-visible`, so hovering or tabbing to a step button showed no outer ring, unlike
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+ `InputTextCore` (and so `InputTextAsNumberWithLabel`), which matches `button` too. Both
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+ selectors are now `:has(input:…, button:…)`, mirroring `InputTextCore`.
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  **Separately found in the same investigation** (not an `InputNumber` bug, but what the visual
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