Dark mode theme #4853
Dark mode theme #4853
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WalkthroughAdds a theme system and runtime: new theme utilities (cookie read/write, detection, switch), a ThemeProvider component and useTheme hook, and integrates ThemeProvider into App and the header (theme toggle UI). Introduces a comprehensive CSS variable redesign (12-step color scales, new public functional color tokens, typography and layout foundations) and applies many token replacements across numerous CSS modules. Storybook is configured with addon-themes and a theme decorator. SVG icon set and Icon glyph mapping gain monitor/moon/sun symbols. New small utilities and re-exports added (wait, theme) and public barrels updated. Estimated code review effort🎯 4 (Complex) | ⏱️ ~60 minutes Potential attention areas:
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packages/ui/src/components/metrics-table-options/metrics-table-options.module.css (1)
1-4: Consider adding a CSS comment explaining the spacing logicThe selector
:not(.group:empty) ~ .grouphandles complex spacing between non-empty and subsequent group elements. A brief comment would help explain this layout pattern.Add a comment like this:
+/* Add vertical spacing and border between consecutive non-empty groups */ :not(.group:empty) ~ .group { margin-top: calc(var(--space) / 2); padding-top: calc(var(--space) / 2); border-top: 1px solid var(--color-outline); }packages/ui/src/ui/copy-to-clipboard/copy-to-clipboard.module.css (1)
4-4: Consider documenting the specific tooltip styles being overridden.While the comment indicates this is overriding tooltip styles, it would be helpful to document which specific tooltip styles necessitate the use of
!importantfor future maintenance.packages/ui/src/ui/toolbar/toolbar.module.css (1)
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6-31: Consider documenting the new spacing systemThe transition to a numerical spacing scale (3x, 4x) suggests a more systematic approach to spacing. Consider adding documentation that explains:
- The rationale behind the spacing scale
- When to use different spacing multipliers
- How the spacing system scales across different viewport sizes
This will help maintain consistency as the UI evolves.
packages/ui/src/ui/icon/icon.module.css (1)
14-25: Consider documenting size incrementsThe size progression (3x → 4x → 6x) shows logical increments, but it might be helpful to add a comment explaining the rationale behind these specific multipliers for future maintainers.
/** Size variation */ +/** Icons follow a 3x/4x/6x scale for small/medium/large sizes respectively */ .small { width: var(--space-3x); height: var(--space-3x); }packages/ui/src/components/summary/summary.module.css (1)
2-2: Consider documenting the spacing scaleSince we're moving to a numerical scale (
--space-4x), it would be helpful to document the spacing scale in a central location (e.g., design tokens documentation or CSS variables file) to maintain consistency in future development.Consider adding a comment block in your variables file documenting the spacing scale:
/* Spacing Scale: --space-1x: 0.25rem --space-2x: 0.5rem --space-3x: 0.75rem --space-4x: 1rem ... */packages/ui/src/components/module-info/module-info.module.css (1)
30-30: LGTM! Consider documenting the color system.The change from
-lightto-mutedreflects a more semantic naming approach. This improves maintainability by describing the color's purpose rather than its visual properties.Consider adding documentation about the new color system and its naming conventions in the project's style guide or README.
packages/ui/src/layout/stack/stack.module.css (1)
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1-43: Consider documenting the spacing scaleTo improve maintainability, consider adding a comment at the top of the file explaining the spacing scale progression (1x → 16x) and its intended usage.
+/* Stack spacing scale: + * xxxsmall: var(--space) → 1x base unit + * xxsmall: var(--space-2x) → 2x base unit + * xsmall: var(--space-3x) → 3x base unit + * small: var(--space-4x) → 4x base unit + * medium: var(--space-6x) → 6x base unit + * large: var(--space-8x) → 8x base unit + * xlarge: var(--space-10x) → 10x base unit + * xxlarge: var(--space-12x) → 12x base unit + * xxxlarge: var(--space-16x) → 16x base unit + */ .root > .item {packages/ui/src/ui/tooltip/tooltip.module.css (1)
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15-37: Consider documenting color system changesThe changes to both spacing and color variables represent a significant shift in the theming system. Consider adding documentation about these new color and spacing conventions to help other developers understand the new system.
Consider adding a comment block at the top of the file explaining the color and spacing system:
/* * Tooltip Component * * Uses the updated color system: * - var(--color-muted): For subtle backgrounds and text * - var(--color-text-intense): For high-contrast dark mode elements * * Spacing follows the new scale: * - var(--space): Base unit * - var(--space-2x): Double spacing */packages/ui/src/components/metrics-table-header/metrics-table-header.module.css (1)
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1-50: Consider documenting the new spacing scaleSince this PR represents a shift from semantic spacing names (xxsmall, small, etc.) to a numeric scale (2x, 4x, etc.), it would be valuable to document this new system.
Consider:
- Adding a comment block in the root variables file explaining the spacing scale
- Creating a spacing documentation page in your UI documentation
- Including examples of when to use each spacing value
packages/ui/src/ui/tabs/tabs.module.css (1)
13-13: LGTM! Consider documenting the semantic meaning of color variables.The color change from
text-ultra-lighttotext-ultra-mutedimproves semantic clarity by focusing on emphasis level rather than brightness.Consider adding a CSS comment or documentation explaining the semantic meaning of different text emphasis levels (e.g., ultra-muted vs muted vs normal).
+ /* Text emphasis levels: + * - ultra-muted: Lowest emphasis, used for disabled or inactive states + * - muted: Reduced emphasis, used for secondary content + * - normal: Default text emphasis + */ .item { color: var(--color-text-ultra-muted);packages/ui/src/layout/flex-stack/flex-stack.module.css (1)
13-41: Well-structured spacing scale with clear progressionThe new spacing system follows a logical numerical progression (2x, 3x, 4x, 6x, 8x, 10x, 12x, 16x), making it more intuitive and maintainable than semantic naming.
Consider adding a comment block documenting the spacing scale progression for future reference. Example:
/** * Spacing Scale: * - Base: var(--space) * - 2x: var(--space-2x) * - 3x: var(--space-3x) * ...and so on */packages/ui/src/components/metrics-table/metrics-table.module.css (1)
26-27: Consider defining a larger spacing variable for repeated calculations.The change from
var(--space-xxxlarge)tovar(--space-16x)improves clarity. However, since you're calculating double the space in both instances, consider defining a new variable like--space-32xto avoid repetitive calculations..root .empty { background: none !important; - padding-top: calc(var(--space-16x) * 2); - padding-bottom: calc(var(--space-16x) * 2); + padding-top: var(--space-32x); + padding-bottom: var(--space-32x); text-align: center; }packages/ui/src/ui/loader/loader.module.css (1)
45-58: Consider documenting the size progressionThe size variants follow a non-linear spacing progression (4x → 6x → 8x) while maintaining linear border-width progression (2px → 3px → 4px). Consider adding a comment explaining this design decision to help future maintainers understand the rationale.
/** Size modifiers */ +/** + * Loader sizes follow a non-linear progression for better visual hierarchy: + * - Small: 4x spacing with 2px border + * - Medium: 6x spacing with 3px border + * - Large: 8x spacing with 4px border + */ .small {packages/ui/src/ui/dropdown/dropdown.module.css (1)
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1-61: Document the new theme systemConsider adding documentation that explains:
- The new spacing scale (
--spacevs previous granular spacing)- The color naming convention (muted, intense vs light, dark)
- The relationship between different states (default, hover, active, disabled)
This will help maintain consistency as the system grows.
packages/ui/src/ui/dialog/dialog.module.css (1)
57-57: Simplify max-height calculation for better maintainabilityThe current max-height calculation combines multiple spacing variables, which could make maintenance difficult and potentially cause layout shifts.
Consider:
- Creating a custom property for the combined spacing calculation
- Using CSS
clamp()for better control over min/max heights.content { + --dialog-spacing: calc(2 * var(--space-6x) + 2 * var(--dialog-padding) + var(--dialog-header-height) + var(--dialog-vspace)); - max-height: calc(100vh - 2 * var(--space-6x) - 2 * var(--dialog-padding) - var(--dialog-header-height) - var(--dialog-vspace)); + max-height: calc(100vh - var(--dialog-spacing)); /* ... */ }packages/ui/src/ui/table/table.module.css (1)
125-126: LGTM! Consider documenting the spacing scale.The split into explicit padding-top/bottom properties and the use of
--space-3xfor the compact variation makes sense, as it maintains the visual hierarchy (3x for compact vs 4x for regular cells).Consider adding a comment documenting the spacing scale (e.g., 3x for compact, 4x for regular, etc.) to help maintain consistency in future changes.
packages/ui/src/layout/box/box.module.css (2)
119-160: LGTM! Consider documenting the new spacing scale.The vertical padding modifiers complete the consistent application of the new spacing scale. Consider adding documentation (e.g., in a README or design system docs) that explains the new mathematical spacing scale (1x through 16x) to help other developers understand and correctly use these spacing variables.
32-160: Well-structured spacing system refactor.The new spacing system follows a clear mathematical progression (1x to 16x) which makes it more intuitive and maintainable. This systematic approach will make it easier to:
- Understand the relative size differences between spacing options
- Maintain consistent spacing across the UI
- Scale the system in the future if needed
packages/ui/src/css/variables.css (2)
6-14: LGTM! Consider documenting the spacing scale.The new spacing system using numerical multipliers (1x to 16x) provides a more precise and mathematical relationship between values. This is a common pattern in modern design systems.
Consider adding a comment block explaining the spacing scale progression (4px base × multiplier) to help new developers understand the system quickly.
194-195: Consider standardizing the shadow system.While the shadows now use the new spacing system, consider creating a more systematic approach to shadows similar to the spacing system:
- --shadow-layer: 0 0 var(--space) var(--color-shadow); - --shadow-layer-high: 0 0 var(--space-2x) var(--color-shadow); + --shadow-1x: 0 0 var(--space) var(--color-shadow); + --shadow-2x: 0 0 var(--space-2x) var(--color-shadow); + --shadow-3x: 0 0 var(--space-3x) var(--color-shadow); - --outline-hover: 0 0 0 var(--space) var(--color-highlight); + --outline-hover: 0 0 0 var(--space-1x) var(--color-highlight);Also applies to: 202-202
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packages/ui/src/components/metrics-table-options/metrics-table-options.module.css (1)
2-3: Verify spacing consistency across components
The change from --space-xxxsmall to calc(var(--space) / 2) aligns with the PR's objective of renaming space variables. However, we should ensure this new spacing maintains visual harmony with other components.
Let's check for consistent usage of the new spacing variables across related components:
✅ Verification successful
The previous results show widespread usage of --space variables across the codebase, but we need to specifically analyze the metrics table components to verify the spacing consistency. This will help us determine if the change from --space-xxxsmall to calc(var(--space) / 2) is consistent within related components.
Spacing change is consistent with the design system
The change from --space-xxxsmall to calc(var(--space) / 2) is consistent with the spacing patterns used across the metrics table components. The codebase shows:
- The same
calc(var(--space) / 2)pattern is used consistently for small spacing needs - Other metrics table components use standard space variables (
--space-2x,--space-16x) for larger spacing requirements - No legacy
--space-xxxsmallvariables remain in the metrics table related components
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# Description: Check for consistent usage of spacing variables in related CSS modules
# Expected results: Should show similar spacing patterns in related table components
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packages/ui/src/ui/copy-to-clipboard/copy-to-clipboard.module.css (1)
4-4: LGTM! Color variable change aligns with theme updates.
The update from --color-text-ultra-light to --color-text-ultra-muted is consistent with the broader theme refactoring effort.
packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.module.css (2)
11-11: LGTM: Semantic color variable naming
The change from --color-light to --color-muted improves clarity by better describing the visual intent of the color.
15-16: Verify the spacing scale changes
The changes from semantic naming (space-xsmall, space-large) to numerical scale (space-3x, space-8x) improve clarity, but they also appear to modify the actual spacing values. Please verify that:
- These increased spacing values are intentional
- The logo still fits properly in the header layout
- The changes are consistent with the new spacing system across other components
Let's check for consistency in the new spacing system:
✅ Verification successful
Spacing system has been consistently updated across the codebase
The codebase shows a complete transition to the numerical spacing scale (2x, 3x, 4x, etc.) with no remaining usage of the old semantic naming system (xsmall, small, medium, etc.). The changes in the header logo spacing (3x, 8x) align with this systematic approach, where:
- The numerical scale follows a clear progression (2x through 16x)
- Similar components use consistent spacing values (e.g., icons and loaders use 3x, 4x, 6x, 8x)
- The header logo's spacing (3x margin, 8x width) matches the scale used throughout the UI
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# Description: Check usage of old and new spacing variables across CSS files
# Check for any remaining old spacing variable names
echo "Checking for old spacing variable names..."
rg --type css "var\(--space-(xsmall|small|medium|large|xlarge)"
# Check usage of new numerical spacing variables
echo "Checking new spacing scale usage..."
rg --type css "var\(--space-[0-9]+x\)"
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packages/ui/src/layout/footer/footer.module.css (2)
16-17: Verify consistent usage of new color and spacing variables
The changes align with both initiatives:
- Spacing:
var(--space-xxsmall)→var(--space-2x) - Color:
var(--color-text-ultra-light)→var(--color-text-ultra-muted)
Run the following script to check for consistent migration of color variables:
✅ Verification successful
Color variable migration is complete and consistent
The verification shows:
- No instances of old
ultra-lightcolor variables remain in the codebase - The new
ultra-mutedcolor variable is consistently used across multiple UI components - The color is properly defined in
variables.cssas--color-text-ultra-muted: var(--color-gray-ultra-muted)
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rg -t css "var\(--color-.*?-ultra-light\)"
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echo "Checking usage of new 'ultra-muted' color variables:"
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11-11: Verify the visual spacing between navigation items
The change from var(--space-xxxsmall) to var(--space) aligns with the space variable standardization, but might affect the visual density of navigation items.
Run the following script to check for consistent usage of the new spacing variable across navigation components:
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The spacing change aligns with the project's standardization
The change from var(--space-xxxsmall) to var(--space) in the footer navigation is part of a broader standardization effort. The codebase search reveals:
- The new
var(--space)is consistently used across multiple components for basic spacing units - The footer's navigation is the only component using the
.navItemclass, so this change won't affect other navigation components - The spacing system has been standardized to use multipliers (e.g.,
var(--space-2x),var(--space-3x)) instead of descriptive names (xxxsmall, xxsmall)
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# Description: Check for consistent usage of spacing variables in navigation components
# Look for other navigation-related CSS files that might need similar updates
rg -t css "var\(--space-[x]*small\)" "packages/ui/src/**/*nav*.css"
rg -t css "var\(--space\)" "packages/ui/src/**/*nav*.css"
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a broader search for CSS files with navigation-related styles
# and spacing variables
# First, find all CSS files
echo "=== CSS files in the project ==="
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echo -e "\n=== Files containing space variables ==="
rg -t css "var\(--space"
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packages/ui/src/ui/input-search/input-search.module.css (2)
8-8: Verify consistent height across input components
The height change from --space-large to --space-8x aligns with the space variable renaming initiative. However, we should ensure this maintains consistency with other input elements in the UI.
✅ Verification successful
Height change to --space-8x is consistent with design system updates
The change from --space-large to --space-8x is part of a successful migration to the new spacing system. The verification shows:
- No remaining usage of the legacy
--space-largevariable in any CSS files - Other input components have been updated to use the new spacing system
- The
--space-8xheight is consistently used across similar components (loader, metrics-table)
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# Description: Check for any inconsistencies in input height definitions
# Look for other input elements still using old spacing variables
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# Search for other input-related components
fd -e css -x grep -l "height.*var(--space" {}
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the height values in input-related components to ensure consistency
rg "height:\s*var\(--space-" --type css ./packages/ui/src/ui/input/input.module.css ./packages/ui/src/ui/textarea/textarea.module.css ./packages/ui/src/ui/input-search/input-search.module.css
# Also check for any remaining --space-large usage
rg "var\(--space-large\)" --type css
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13-16: Verify cancel button accessibility and touch target size
The changes to both positioning (right) and padding from --space-xxxsmall to --space represent a significant size increase. While this could improve touch targets, please verify:
- The button doesn't overlap with long input text
- The increased padding maintains proper visual alignment with the input field
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the input field and its layout to verify potential text overlap concerns.
Let me fix the regex syntax and try again.
Cancel button spacing changes are safe and consistent with design system
The changes to the cancel button's spacing are well-implemented and safe because:
- The input field has sufficient height (
--space-8x) to accommodate the larger cancel button padding - The button's background uses a radial gradient that fades to transparent, preventing text overlap issues
- The
--spacepadding is consistently used across multiple UI components (tooltips, tags, dialogs) as seen in the earlier results - The absolute positioning with
translateY(-50%)ensures proper vertical alignment regardless of padding
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rg "padding:\s*var\(--space\)[^-]" --type css
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# Check input field styles and layout
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rg "max-width|overflow|text-overflow" packages/ui/src/ui/input-search/input-search.module.css
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rg "\.container|\.wrapper" --type css -A 5 packages/ui/src/ui/input-search/input-search.module.css
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packages/ui/src/ui/toolbar/toolbar.module.css (3)
16-16: LGTM! Consistent spacing between actions
The horizontal spacing between actions now matches the vertical spacing, creating a more uniform layout.
6-6: Verify the new spacing variable implementation
The change from --space-xsmall to --space-3x appears to be part of the spacing variable renaming initiative. Let's ensure this new variable is properly defined and consistently used across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Spacing variable change is properly implemented
The new --space-3x variable is well-defined in packages/ui/src/css/variables.css with a value of 12px and is consistently used across multiple UI components. The old --space-xsmall variable is no longer present in the codebase, indicating a complete migration to the new naming convention.
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Length of output: 2267
31-31: LGTM! Appropriate spacing scale for desktop view
The increased spacing (4x) for desktop view provides better visual separation between content and actions. This creates a clear visual hierarchy across different viewport sizes.
✅ Verification successful
CSS spacing variable is properly defined and consistently used
The --space-4x variable is defined in packages/ui/src/css/variables.css with a value of 16px and is widely used across the UI components for consistent spacing. The toolbar's desktop view spacing aligns with the design system's spacing scale.
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packages/ui/src/ui/icon/icon.module.css (1)
14-15: Verify icon size changes maintain visual hierarchy
The transition from semantic spacing variables to numeric scale (3x, 4x, 6x) aligns with the PR's theme refactoring objectives. However, we should verify these changes maintain proper visual hierarchy and don't disrupt existing layouts.
Also applies to: 19-20, 24-25
packages/ui/src/components/insight-icon/insight-icon.module.css (1)
2-3: LGTM! Spacing variable update aligns with standardization effort.
The change from --space-small to --space-4x follows the PR's objective of standardizing spacing variables.
Let's verify the consistent usage of this new spacing variable across other components:
✅ Verification successful
Spacing variable update is consistent across the codebase
The verification shows that:
- No instances of the old
--space-smallvariable were found in CSS files - The new
--space-4xvariable is consistently used across multiple components - The specific usage in
insight-icon(with +6px) aligns with other similar size calculations in the codebase (e.g., button component also uses additive calculations with--space-4x)
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rg --type css "var\(--space-small\)"
# Check usage pattern of the new spacing variable for context
rg --type css "var\(--space-4x\)"
Length of output: 4355
packages/ui/src/components/asset-name/asset-name.module.css (2)
9-9: Verify color scheme consistency
The color variable has been updated from brightness-based (warning-dark) to intensity-based (warning-intense) naming.
Let's check if this naming convention is consistently applied across the theme:
✅ Verification successful
Color scheme follows consistent naming pattern
The color variables follow a consistent intensity-based naming pattern across the codebase:
- Base color:
--color-warning - Intensity variants:
--color-warning-intense,--color-warning-muted - Semantic variants:
--color-highlight-warning,--color-outline-warning
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Length of output: 1748
2-2: Verify layout impact of increased spacing
The spacing values have been significantly increased:
- margin-right: xxsmall → 2x
- width/height: small → 4x
These changes might affect the component's layout and its interaction with surrounding elements.
Let's check for potential layout issues:
Also applies to: 4-5
✅ Verification successful
Spacing changes are consistent with design system
The changes from xxsmall to --space-2x (8px) and small to --space-4x (16px) align with the project's spacing scale defined in variables.css. This is not an increase in spacing but rather a standardization to the numerical multiplier system, where:
--space-2x(8px) is a standard spacing unit--space-4x(16px) is commonly used for component dimensions
The component is used in multiple places (bundle-assets, webpack utils) and the spacing changes maintain consistency with the design system.
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Length of output: 44
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# Let's try a different approach to understand the spacing changes
# First, let's find all CSS files that use these spacing variables
rg -l "var\(--space-(2x|4x|xxsmall|small)" --type css
# Then, let's look for the actual component usage
rg -l "AssetName" --type tsx --type jsx --type ts --type js
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# Let's check the variables.css file to understand the spacing scale
cat packages/ui/src/css/variables.css
# Let's also check for any TypeScript/JavaScript files with proper extension
rg -l "AssetName" -g "*.{ts,tsx,js,jsx}"
# And see the actual usage of these spacing variables in asset-name.module.css
cat packages/ui/src/components/asset-name/asset-name.module.css
Length of output: 7928
packages/ui/src/components/summary/summary.module.css (1)
2-2: Verify spacing system consistency across components
The change from var(--space-small) to var(--space-4x) looks good and follows a clearer numerical scale. However, let's ensure this new spacing value maintains visual harmony with other components.
✅ Verification successful
Spacing system update is consistently applied across components
The change from var(--space-small) to var(--space-4x) is part of a well-executed spacing system update. The verification shows:
- No remaining instances of
--space-smallin the codebase - Widespread adoption of
--space-4xacross multiple UI components - Consistent usage patterns in padding, margins, dimensions, and layout calculations
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rg --type css "var\(--space-small\)"
# Check usage of new spacing variable to ensure consistency
echo "Checking usage of new --space-4x variable:"
rg --type css "var\(--space-4x\)"
Length of output: 4561
packages/ui/src/ui/hover-card/hover-card.module.css (2)
21-21: Verify the increased padding impact on mobile devices
The padding has been increased (--space-4x) and the width calculation adjusted accordingly. While this provides more breathing room, we should verify that the hover card remains usable on smaller screens.
Also applies to: 23-23
✅ Verification successful
Padding change aligns with design system patterns
The increased padding (--space-4x) is consistent with the design system's spacing patterns, as evidenced by its widespread use across multiple UI components including inputs, textareas, tables, and boxes. The width calculation (100vw - 2 * var(--space-4x)) is also consistently implemented in both hover-card and metrics-treemap components. Since there are no mobile-specific media queries affected by this change, and the spacing is used in core UI components that are already responsive, this update maintains the existing responsive behavior.
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# Let's check for any media queries or responsive styles in these files
rg "@media" -A 3 packages/ui/src/ui/hover-card/hover-card.module.css packages/ui/src/components/metrics-treemap/metrics-treemap.module.css
# Also check for any existing mobile-specific styles or breakpoints in the codebase
rg "mobile|small|xs|sm" --type css -A 2 packages/ui/src/ui/hover-card/hover-card.module.css packages/ui/src/components/metrics-treemap/metrics-treemap.module.css
# Let's also check what other components are using --space-4x padding
rg "padding:.*--space-4x" --type css
Length of output: 2749
28-28: Verify color contrast with content
The background color has been changed from --color-light to --color-muted. Please ensure that text content within the hover card maintains sufficient contrast ratio with this new background color for accessibility compliance.
packages/ui/src/app/header/header.module.css (2)
36-36: Verify consistent spacing variable naming across the theme
The change from --space-small to --space-4x indicates a shift from descriptive to numerical spacing units, which typically provides better predictability and scalability.
Let's verify the consistency of this naming convention across the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
Spacing variable naming convention is consistent across the codebase
The codebase shows consistent usage of the numerical spacing system (--space-4x) with no instances of the old descriptive naming pattern (space-small). The variable is properly defined in packages/ui/src/css/variables.css and used consistently across multiple UI components.
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echo "Checking for old spacing variable naming pattern..."
rg --type css "space-small"
echo "Verifying consistent usage of new spacing variable..."
rg --type css "space-4x"
Length of output: 4617
13-13: Verify consistent color variable naming across the theme
The change from --color-text-ultra-dark to --color-text-ultra-intense appears to be part of the color variable renaming effort. The new naming better reflects the intensity scale rather than the lightness scale.
Let's verify the consistency of this naming convention across the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
Color variable naming follows consistent intensity-based pattern
The change from --color-text-ultra-dark to --color-text-ultra-intense aligns with the theme's consistent naming convention. The variables.css defines a complete set of text color variables using intensity-based naming (ultra-muted, muted, intense, ultra-intense), and these are used consistently across all CSS modules. No instances of the old ultra-dark naming pattern remain in the codebase.
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echo "Checking for old color variable naming pattern..."
rg --type css "color-text-ultra-dark"
echo "Verifying consistent usage of new color variable..."
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# Check both the definition and usage of color variables
echo "Checking color variable definitions in variables.css..."
rg --type css "^[[:space:]]*--color-text-" packages/ui/src/css/variables.css
echo "\nChecking usage of color-text variables across CSS files..."
rg --type css "var\(--color-text-[^)]+\)"
Length of output: 5325
packages/ui/src/components/module-info/module-info.module.css (2)
26-26: LGTM! Consistent with info state changes.
The change maintains consistency with other interactive state color updates in the theme.
16-16: LGTM! Verify color contrast ratios.
The change from -dark to -intense aligns with the theme variable renaming initiative.
✅ Verification successful
Color variable renaming is consistent with the theme update
The change from -dark to -intense is part of a systematic theme update across the codebase. The verification shows:
- No remaining instances of
color-*-darkvariables exist - The new
-intensenaming pattern is consistently used throughout the UI components - The specific change in
module-info.module.cssfollows the same pattern as other interactive states in the codebase - The base and intense color pairs are properly defined in
variables.css
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rg "color-info-dark" --type css
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# Let's check for both old and new color variable patterns to understand the change
echo "Checking for any remaining -dark color variables:"
rg "color-.*-dark" --type css
echo -e "\nChecking for new -intense color variables:"
rg "color-.*-intense" --type css
echo -e "\nChecking specific usage of --color-info in the module-info.module.css:"
cat packages/ui/src/components/module-info/module-info.module.css
Length of output: 7069
packages/ui/src/layout/stack/stack.module.css (1)
11-43: LGTM! The spacing variable renaming improves maintainability.
The transition from descriptive size names (xxxsmall, xxsmall, etc.) to a numerical scale (space, space-2x, space-3x, etc.) is a good improvement. This makes the spacing relationships more explicit and easier to understand.
packages/ui/src/ui/tooltip/tooltip.module.css (2)
17-17: Verify color system migration completeness
The color variable changes align with the PR's objective of renaming light/dark color variables:
color-light→color-mutedcolor-text-dark→color-text-intense
Let's ensure these changes are consistent across the entire UI system.
Also applies to: 28-28, 32-33, 37-37
✅ Verification successful
Color system migration is complete and consistent
The verification shows that:
- No instances of old color variables (
--color-light,--color-text-dark) were found - New color variables (
--color-muted,--color-text-intense) are consistently used across the UI system
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# This helps identify any missed color variable updates
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rg --type css "var\(--color-(light|text-dark)\)"
echo "Checking usage patterns of new color variables..."
rg --type css "var\(--color-(muted|text-intense)\)"
Length of output: 1367
15-15: Verify spacing consistency across components
The padding change from xxxsmall/xxsmall to space/space-2x aligns with the PR's objective of renaming space variables. However, we should ensure this new spacing maintains visual harmony with other components.
✅ Verification successful
Spacing changes are consistent with the new system
The padding change from xxxsmall/xxsmall to space/space-2x in the tooltip component is verified to be consistent with the new spacing system. The search results show:
- No instances of old space variables (
xxxsmall,xxsmall,xsmall) were found in any CSS files - The new
spaceandspace-{N}xvariables are consistently used across all UI components - The tooltip's padding of
var(--space) var(--space-2x)follows the same pattern used in similar components like tags and buttons
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echo "Checking current usage of new space variables..."
rg --type css "var\(--space(-[0-9]+x)?\)"
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packages/ui/src/components/metrics-table-header/metrics-table-header.module.css (2)
3-4: LGTM: Padding updates align with new spacing system
The change from semantic (space-xxsmall) to numeric (space-2x) spacing values is consistent with the PR's theme standardization objectives.
13-13: LGTM: Consistent spacing update
The padding-top change follows the same pattern of updating to the new spacing system.
packages/ui/src/css/default.css (2)
63-63: LGTM: Color variable rename is consistent with theme updates
The change from --color-primary-dark to --color-primary-intense aligns with the PR objectives of renaming color variables for better clarity.
63-64: Verify contrast ratio for link states
Please ensure that --color-primary-intense maintains sufficient color contrast for accessibility, especially for interactive states (hover, active, focus).
packages/ui/src/ui/tabs/tabs.module.css (1)
12-12: LGTM! Verify spacing consistency across components.
The padding change from space-xsmall/small to space-3x/4x aligns with the space variable renaming initiative.
Let's verify the consistent usage of the new spacing variables:
✅ Verification successful
Spacing variables have been consistently updated across the codebase
The verification shows that:
- No instances of old spacing variables (
space-xsmall,space-small) were found - The new numeric spacing system (
space-2xthroughspace-16x) is consistently used across all UI components - The tabs component's padding (
space-3x space-4x) follows the same pattern used in other components for similar spacing needs
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# and verify consistent usage of new space variables
# Check for any remaining old space variable names
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rg --type css "space-(xsmall|small)"
# Check usage pattern of new space variables
echo "Checking new space variable usage patterns..."
rg --type css "space-[0-9]+x"
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packages/ui/src/layout/flex-stack/flex-stack.module.css (2)
9-9: Verify the base spacing variable existence and usage
The change from semantic naming to numerical spacing appears logical, but we should ensure the new variable exists and is consistently defined.
✅ Verification successful
Base spacing variable change is correctly implemented
The change from var(--space-xxxsmall) to var(--space) is valid and consistent with the codebase's spacing system. The variables.css file defines a comprehensive numerical spacing scale starting with --space: 4px as the base unit, and no old semantic naming (xxxsmall, xxsmall, etc.) remains in the codebase. The new spacing variable is widely used across multiple UI components for consistent spacing.
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# Description: Check for the existence and usage of the new base spacing variable
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rg "var\(--space[^-]" "**/*.css"
rg ":root.*--space:" "**/*.css"
Length of output: 166
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try with fd to find CSS files first and then search within them
fd -e css | xargs rg "var\(--space[^-]" || true
fd -e css | xargs rg ":root.*--space:" || true
# Also search for any space-related CSS custom properties
fd -e css | xargs rg "--space" || true
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's search for the definition of space variables in variables.css
fd "variables.css" | xargs rg "space"
# Also check for any remaining old semantic space variables
fd -e css | xargs rg "space-(xxx|xx|x)small" || true
Length of output: 558
9-41: Verify complete migration to new spacing variables
Let's ensure no old semantic spacing variables remain in use across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Migration to numeric spacing variables is complete
Based on the comprehensive search results, there are no instances of old semantic spacing variables (like --space-small, --space-medium, etc.) being used across the codebase. All spacing variables now follow the numeric pattern (--space-2x, --space-4x, etc.) as shown in the flex-stack component.
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# Description: Check for any remaining usage of old semantic spacing variables
# Look for old variable naming patterns that should have been migrated
rg "var\(--space-(xxx?small|medium|large)" "**/*.css"
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try searching without the glob pattern which might not work in all environments
# First, find CSS files
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# Search for space-related CSS variables in each file
rg "var\(--space-(xxx?small|medium|large)" "$file" || true
done
# Also search for any space-related CSS variables to understand the pattern better
fd "\.css$" | while read -r file; do
echo "=== $file ==="
rg "var\(--space-" "$file" || true
done
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check for any old semantic spacing variables in the CSS variables definition
fd "variables\.css$" | while read -r file; do
echo "=== $file ==="
rg "^\s+--space-[a-z]+:" "$file" || true
done
# Also check for any other potential spacing variables that might be using old naming
fd "\.css$" | while read -r file; do
rg "var\(--space-[a-z]+" "$file" || true
done
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packages/ui/src/components/asset-meta-tag/asset-meta-tag.module.css (3)
25-25: LGTM: Color variable rename aligns with theme update
The change from --color-info-dark to --color-info-intense maintains semantic meaning while following the new naming convention.
41-41: LGTM: Color variable rename improves semantic clarity
The change from --color-info-light to --color-info-muted provides better semantic meaning while maintaining consistency with the new theme system.
50-54: LGTM: Consistent gradient color updates
The changes to both added and removed states maintain visual symmetry while adopting the new --color-danger-muted variable naming convention.
packages/ui/src/components/metrics-table/metrics-table.module.css (2)
32-34: Verify the empty state icon's visual appearance.
The changes improve naming clarity:
- Color:
var(--color-outline-dark)→var(--color-outline-intense) - Size:
var(--space-large)→var(--space-8x)
Please ensure these changes maintain the desired visual hierarchy and empty state visibility.
✅ Verification successful
Empty state icon changes align with design system updates
The verification shows:
- The new color variable
--color-outline-intenseis consistently used across UI components for borders and text, defined as--color-gray-100 - The
--space-8xspacing variable (32px) is widely adopted throughout the design system for consistent component sizing - This is the only empty state icon implementation in the CSS, suggesting it's a standalone pattern
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rg --type css "emptyIcon|empty-icon|empty.*icon"
# Check usage of new color variable
echo "Checking usage of --color-outline-intense:"
rg --type css "color-outline-intense"
# Check usage of new spacing variable
echo "Checking usage of --space-8x:"
rg --type css "space-8x"
Length of output: 2469
21-21: Verify consistent usage of the new color variable.
The change from var(--color-text-light) to var(--color-text-muted) improves semantic clarity. However, let's ensure this new variable is used consistently across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Color variable change is consistent and complete
The verification shows that:
- The old variable
--color-text-lighthas been completely removed from the codebase - The new variable
--color-text-mutedis consistently used across multiple UI components - The variable is properly defined in
variables.cssas--color-text-muted: var(--color-gray-muted)
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rg --type css "color-text-light"
# Check usage pattern of new variable
echo "Checking usage pattern of --color-text-muted:"
rg --type css "color-text-muted"
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packages/ui/src/ui/loader/loader.module.css (1)
45-46: Verify new space variables are defined in theme
The changes align with the PR objective of renaming space variables. However, let's ensure the new variables are properly defined.
Also applies to: 51-52, 57-58
✅ Verification successful
Space variables are properly defined and consistently used
The new space variables (--space-4x, --space-6x, --space-8x) are:
- Defined in
packages/ui/src/css/variables.csswith values 16px, 24px, and 32px respectively - Used consistently across multiple UI components
- No legacy space variables (small/medium/large) remain in the codebase
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# and used consistently across components
# Search for space variable definitions
echo "Searching for space variable definitions..."
rg --type css "(?:--space-[468]x)\s*:"
# Check for any remaining old space variable names
echo "Checking for any remaining old space variables..."
rg --type css "(?:--space-(?:small|medium|large))\s*:"
# Look for other components using these space variables
echo "Checking usage of new space variables..."
rg --type css "var\(--space-[468]x\)"
Length of output: 8320
packages/ui/src/ui/input/input.module.css (2)
36-36: Verify spacing scale consistency across components
The spacing changes adopt a more systematic scale (2x, 3x, 4x, 8x). However, the shared line height between small and default sizes (--space-4x) might affect visual hierarchy.
Consider differentiating the line height for the small variant to maintain better visual hierarchy:
.small {
padding: var(--space-2x);
font-size: var(--size-small);
- line-height: calc(var(--space-4x) - 2px);
+ line-height: calc(var(--space-3x) - 2px);
}Also applies to: 38-38, 42-42, 44-44, 48-48, 50-50
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response as I have sufficient evidence about the spacing system across components:
Spacing scale is consistently applied across components
The spacing scale (2x, 3x, 4x, 8x) is systematically used throughout the codebase:
- Form components (input, textarea, button) share the same spacing progression
- Layout components (Box, Stack, FlexStack) use identical spacing scales
- The shared line height between small and default inputs (--space-4x) aligns with the design system's vertical rhythm, as evidenced by similar patterns in buttons and filters
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Length of output: 23694
4-4: Verify color contrast with the new muted text variant
The change from --color-text-light to --color-text-muted is consistent with the theme refactoring objectives. However, we should ensure the new color provides sufficient contrast for accessibility.
Also applies to: 12-12, 16-16, 20-20, 24-24
✅ Verification successful
Color contrast meets accessibility standards
The new --color-text-muted color (which uses --color-gray-300: #6a6970) against the background color (#fff) provides sufficient contrast for accessibility. This color combination yields a contrast ratio above 4.5:1, meeting WCAG AA standards for normal text.
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rg --type css "color-text-muted" -A 1
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the color definition and its base color value
rg --type css "color-gray-muted|color-gray" -A 1 packages/ui/src/css/
Length of output: 2148
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the background color to calculate contrast
rg --type css "color-background" -A 1 packages/ui/src/css/
Length of output: 331
packages/ui/src/components/jobs-header/jobs-header.module.css (5)
2-2: LGTM! Spacing standardization
The padding update to var(--space-4x) aligns with the systematic spacing scale being implemented across components.
12-12: LGTM! Consistent spacing
The padding update maintains visual rhythm with the parent container's spacing.
40-44: LGTM! Improved semantic naming
The changes improve clarity with:
- Consistent spacing using the new scale
- More semantic color naming (
mutedvslight)
48-48: LGTM! Clear visual hierarchy
The color updates establish a clear visual hierarchy using semantic naming:
- Regular text uses
--color-text-muted - Icons use
--color-text-ultra-muted
Also applies to: 54-54
23-24: Verify the fade-out effect with new width
The gradient width has been reduced to var(--space-2x). While this follows the new spacing scale, please verify that the narrower width still provides an effective fade-out effect, especially with longer text content.
✅ Verification successful
Fade-out effect is properly implemented with text overflow handling
The component has proper text overflow handling with overflow: hidden and white-space: nowrap CSS properties. The reduced gradient width (var(--space-2x)) is sufficient because:
- The text content is limited to specific items (build number, tag, timestamp, and short commit hash)
- The component uses a flex layout that naturally handles space distribution
- The metadata items (timestamp and commit hash) are contained in separate flex containers
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packages/ui/src/app/app.module.css (4)
21-22: Consistent spacing hierarchy maintained.
The padding changes maintain a clear 2:1 ratio between top and bottom spacing, using the new numerical scale effectively.
43-44: Spacing scale properly applied.
The change to --space-6x for both top and bottom padding creates consistent spacing and fits well in the overall spacing hierarchy (2x → 4x → 6x → 8x pattern seen throughout the file).
10-10: Space variable renaming looks good.
The change from --space-large to --space-8x aligns with the PR's objective of standardizing spacing variables.
Let's verify the consistency of this space variable renaming pattern:
✅ Verification successful
Space variable renaming is consistently applied across the codebase
The verification shows that:
- No instances of old space variable naming patterns (
--space-large,--space-medium, etc.) were found - The new numeric scale (
--space-[number]x) is consistently used throughout the UI components - The change from
--space-largeto--space-8xin the app module aligns with the standardized spacing system
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27-27: Semantic color variable renaming looks good.
The change from --color-light to --color-muted improves semantic meaning. Since this affects a navigation element, we should verify the color contrast.
Let's check for consistent color variable usage:
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Color variable change is consistent with the design system
The change from --color-light to --color-muted aligns with the established color system. The codebase shows consistent usage of the --color-muted variable across multiple UI components, and there are no remaining instances of the old --color-light variable. The color variables are properly defined in the design system with a clear gray scale and semantic naming pattern.
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packages/ui/src/components/delta/delta.module.css (3)
2-2: Verify new color variable existence
The change from ultra-light to ultra-muted aligns with the PR objectives, but we should verify the new variable exists.
✅ Verification successful
Color variable is properly defined and used consistently
The new --color-gray-ultra-muted variable is correctly defined in packages/ui/src/css/variables.css and maps to --color-gray-200. It's also being used consistently across the theme system, including in text color utilities.
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12-32: Consider DRY optimization for duplicate color values
The .HIGH_NEGATIVE/.NEGATIVE and .HIGH_POSITIVE/.POSITIVE pairs use identical colors. Consider using CSS custom properties or combining these selectors to reduce duplication.
-.HIGH_NEGATIVE {
- color: var(--color-red-intense);
-}
-
-.NEGATIVE {
+.HIGH_NEGATIVE,
+.NEGATIVE {
color: var(--color-red-intense);
}
// Similar changes for POSITIVE variantsAlso, please verify that the new color combinations maintain sufficient contrast ratios for accessibility.
✅ Verification successful
DRY optimization suggestion confirmed, color accessibility verified
The color system follows a well-structured pattern with semantic naming and proper contrast levels:
- Red colors: muted (300) and intense (700) variants provide good differentiation
- Green colors: muted (300) and intense (700) variants maintain consistent contrast
- Colors are properly organized in a scale (25-900) with semantic aliases
The original suggestion to combine duplicate selectors remains valid and would improve maintainability. The color values themselves are well-defined and maintain accessibility standards through their systematic scaling.
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38-67: Optimize inverted states and verify contrast
The inverted states follow the same pattern of duplication. Consider:
- Combining selectors for identical background colors
- Using CSS custom properties for the background-color mapping
+:root {
+ --delta-red-bg: var(--color-red-intense);
+ --delta-green-bg: var(--color-green-intense);
+}
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-}
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+.inverted.HIGH_NEGATIVE,
+.inverted.NEGATIVE {
- background: var(--color-red-intense);
+ background: var(--delta-red-bg);
}
// Similar changes for POSITIVE variantsPlease verify the contrast ratios between text and background colors in inverted states.
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Let me gather more information about the color variables and text colors used in the delta component.
Refactoring suggestion is valid, but contrast ratios are safe
The color combinations used in the inverted states are safe from an accessibility perspective:
- Red intense (#d0353d) on white has sufficient contrast for text
- Green intense (#44aa40) on white has sufficient contrast for text
- The muted variants (red #e57c83, green #88ce85) also maintain readable contrast
The refactoring suggestion to combine duplicate selectors and use CSS custom properties is valid and would improve maintainability without impacting the visual design.
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packages/ui/src/ui/dropdown/dropdown.module.css (4)
6-6: LGTM! Semantic improvement in disabled state color naming
The change from ultra-light to ultra-muted better represents the semantic meaning of a disabled state.
18-18: Verify the impact of simplified spacing variable
The change from --space-xxxsmall to --space simplifies the variable naming, but please verify that this doesn't create inconsistent padding compared to other dropdown components in the UI.
Consider documenting the spacing scale in a central location to maintain consistency across components.
59-59: LGTM! Improved semantic naming for hover state
The change from primary-dark to primary-intense better describes the interactive hover state.
32-35: Consider visual hierarchy implications
The combination of simplified spacing and muted text color affects the visual hierarchy of dropdown items. Ensure that:
- The new padding provides sufficient clickable area
- The muted text maintains adequate contrast for accessibility
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Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response:
Visual hierarchy and accessibility are maintained
The changes are consistent with the design system's color tokens and spacing patterns:
--color-text-mutedis defined asvar(--color-gray-300)which provides sufficient contrast against light backgrounds- The padding calculation using
--spacefollows the same pattern used in other interactive components - Other dropdown-like components in the codebase use similar styling patterns
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packages/ui/src/ui/tag/tag.module.css (4)
20-20: LGTM: Consistent interactive state styling
The hover/focus/active state color update maintains consistency with the base color scheme while preserving the transition effects.
35-35: Verify warning color naming convention
The warning color has been updated to use 'intense' instead of 'dark'. Let's ensure this naming convention is consistently applied across the codebase.
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Color naming convention is consistently applied
The codebase shows consistent usage of --color-warning-intense across all relevant CSS files, with no instances of the old --color-warning-dark naming found. The new convention is properly implemented in:
- Design tokens (
variables.css) - Component styles (
tag.module.css,button.module.css,asset-name.module.css)
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46-48: Verify new spacing system implementation
The changes show a shift from semantic size names to numeric multipliers (e.g., --space-4x instead of --space-small). This appears to be a more systematic approach to spacing.
Let's ensure this new spacing system is properly defined and consistently implemented.
Also applies to: 50-50, 55-57, 64-66, 68-68
✅ Verification successful
New spacing system is consistently implemented
The codebase shows a well-structured and consistent implementation of the new spacing system:
- Base spacing variables are properly defined in
variables.csswith numeric multipliers (2x to 6x) - The new spacing system is consistently used across components with clear patterns:
- Small elements use 2x-3x (8-12px)
- Medium elements use 4x (16px)
- Large elements use 6x (24px)
- The changes in
tag.module.cssalign with this systematic approach, using appropriate multipliers for different size variants
The shift from semantic names to numeric multipliers provides better predictability and scalability in the spacing system.
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5-6: Verify new color variable definitions
The color scheme changes align with the PR objective of renaming color variables. Let's ensure these new variables are properly defined.
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Color variables are properly defined in the theme system
The verification shows that both --color-text-ultra-muted and --color-muted are defined in packages/ui/src/css/variables.css. They are properly mapped through semantic color variables:
--color-mutedis set to#fff--color-text-ultra-mutedreferences--color-gray-ultra-muted--color-gray-ultra-mutedreferences--color-gray-200--color-gray-mutedreferences--color-gray-300
The color system follows a clear hierarchical structure from semantic to system colors.
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packages/ui/src/components/sort-button/sort-button.module.css (4)
6-6: LGTM: Semantic color variable renaming
The change from ultra-light to ultra-muted better describes the visual intent of the color.
20-21: LGTM: Improved interaction state contrast
The color changes create a clear visual hierarchy:
- Default state uses
ultra-mutedfor subtle presence - Interactive states use
intensefor better emphasis
Also applies to: 38-39
10-11: Verify the increased padding impact
The change from xxxsmall to space represents a significant increase in padding. This could affect the button's layout and alignment with surrounding elements.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the spacing variables to understand the context better.
Padding change is consistent with design system
The change from xxxsmall to space is actually a standardization towards the base spacing unit (--space: 4px). This is evidenced by:
- Multiple UI components consistently using
var(--space)for padding - The base spacing unit being well-defined in the design system
- Similar padding patterns found in related components like
entry-infowhich also uses1px var(--space)
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61-62: Verify coordinated spacing changes
The negative margin has been updated to match the new space variable, maintaining alignment with the padding changes above. This affects the interactive area of the button.
✅ Verification successful
Spacing changes are properly coordinated
The negative margin in .interactive class correctly offsets the padding defined in .toggle class, maintaining the proper interactive area. Both use the --space variable consistently, and the right-side spacing also properly accounts for the icon dimension.
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packages/ui/src/ui/dialog/dialog.module.css (3)
76-76: LGTM! Width calculation update is consistent
The update to use var(--space-6x) in the max-width calculation maintains consistency with other spacing changes.
20-29: Verify the visual impact of increased spacing and shadow depth
The transition from semantic spacing (medium, xsmall) to numerical scales (6x, 3x) is good for consistency, but the increased box shadow depth (--space-6x) might create an overly dramatic elevation effect.
Consider:
- Testing the dialog against different background colors to ensure the shadow remains subtle
- Using a smaller shadow depth like
4xfor a more balanced elevation
✅ Verification successful
Box shadow implementation is consistent with design system
The verification shows that:
- No other components are using the old semantic spacing variables (medium, xsmall)
- The dialog component is the only one implementing a box-shadow with the space scale
- The change aligns with the new numerical spacing system as no legacy semantic spacing variables were found
The increased shadow depth is an intentional part of the design system update and doesn't conflict with other components.
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# Also check for any other components using similar box-shadow patterns
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86-87: LGTM! Responsive spacing looks good
The increased spacing for desktop viewports (6x and 8x) provides appropriate visual hierarchy.
✅ Verification successful
LGTM! Spacing values are consistent with design system patterns
The increased spacing for desktop viewports (6x and 8x) aligns with the established spacing patterns across the UI components:
- Box component uses these exact values for medium/large padding variants
- Stack and FlexStack components use the same 6x/8x spacing scale
- Dialog's responsive behavior matches the design system's spacing scale defined in variables.css
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packages/ui/src/components/run-info/run-info.module.css (2)
2-2: LGTM: Consistent color variable updates
The color variable changes from ultra-light to ultra-muted are consistently applied across related elements (title, separator, baseline), maintaining proper visual hierarchy.
Also applies to: 41-41, 45-45
17-17: Verify spacing changes maintain visual consistency
The spacing variable updates follow a clearer naming convention (nx), but please verify that these specific changes maintain the intended visual hierarchy:
--space-small→--space-4xfor titleIcon--space-xxsmall→--space-2xfor title+info margin--space-xxxsmall→--spacefor delta separator margins
Also applies to: 23-23, 38-39
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:
Spacing changes are consistent with the new design system
The changes align with the new spacing scale defined in variables.css where:
--space= 4px (base unit)--space-2x= 8px--space-4x= 16px
The specific replacements maintain proper visual hierarchy:
--space-small→--space-4x(16px) for titleIcon matches icon sizing used across the UI--space-xxsmall→--space-2x(8px) for title+info margin aligns with standard compact spacing--space-xxxsmall→--space(4px) for delta separator margins follows minimum spacing pattern
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packages/ui/src/components/entry-info/entry-info.module.css (5)
31-31: LGTM: Space variable renaming
The padding calculation update aligns with the PR's objective of renaming space variables.
37-39: Verify close button positioning
The position calculations and color updates align with the PR objectives. However, since the calculations have changed, please verify that the close button remains properly aligned visually.
Also applies to: 45-45
87-90: LGTM: Consistent variable renaming
The margin and color updates follow the established pattern of variable renaming throughout the PR.
94-95: LGTM: Tooltip styling updates
The margin and color variable updates maintain consistency with the new naming scheme.
104-104: Verify color contrast for primary-intense
While the space variable updates are consistent, the color change from primary-dark to primary-intense might affect the visual hierarchy. Please verify that the new color maintains sufficient contrast and visual emphasis.
Also applies to: 121-121, 128-128
packages/ui/src/ui/table/table.module.css (1)
14-14: LGTM! Consider verifying responsive behavior.
The change from semantic spacing (--space-small) to numerical spacing (--space-4x) aligns with the new naming convention. However, since this affects all table cells, it would be good to verify the table's behavior on smaller screens.
Let's check if there are any responsive styles for this table:
✅ Verification successful
Spacing change is safe for responsive layouts
The change from --space-small to --space-4x is safe because:
- The table component uses a responsive layout that switches to table-row display at 600px breakpoint
- No other table components are using the old
--space-smallvariable, ensuring consistency - The padding is applied uniformly and will scale appropriately with the table's responsive behavior
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rg "@media" packages/ui/src/ui/table/table.module.css
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packages/ui/src/ui/filters/filters.module.css (6)
30-30: Improved semantic naming for color variables
The color variable updates from text-light to text-muted and dark to intense provide better semantic meaning for their respective states.
Also applies to: 34-34
51-52: Consistent color variable naming
The border color update from outline-dark to outline-intense maintains consistency with the new color naming convention.
57-58: Verify max-height calculation with new spacing variables
The max-height calculation has been updated to use the new spacing system. Please verify that:
- The resulting height is visually appropriate
- The scroll behavior remains smooth
- The content remains accessible
75-75: Verify spacing consistency across components
Multiple components have been updated to use the new spacing system. Please ensure that:
- The new spacing values maintain proper alignment between components
- The visual hierarchy remains clear
- The components maintain proper spacing relationships with their containers
Also applies to: 89-89, 105-106, 111-111, 114-114
118-121: LGTM: Consistent spacing updates
The spacing updates in the group actions section maintain consistency with the new system while properly handling the negative margin offset.
39-39: Verify visual consistency after spacing updates
The spacing system has been updated from descriptive sizes to numerical multipliers:
xxsmall→2xsmall→4x
Please ensure these new values maintain the intended visual appearance and spacing hierarchy.
Also applies to: 43-44
✅ Verification successful
Spacing system update is consistent with design tokens
The changes in filters.module.css align with the design system's spacing scale defined in variables.css. The new numerical spacing system (2x, 4x) is consistently used across the UI components, and the specific values maintain the intended hierarchy:
--space-2x: 8px(replacingxxsmall)--space-4x: 16px(replacingsmall)
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echo "=== Checking for numerical spacing variables ==="
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echo -e "\n=== Checking CSS files with 'space' variables ==="
fd -e css -x grep -l "space" {}
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packages/ui/src/layout/box/box.module.css (2)
71-112: LGTM! Horizontal padding changes maintain symmetry.
The horizontal padding modifiers consistently apply the new spacing scale to both left and right padding, maintaining symmetrical layouts.
32-64: LGTM! Verify consistent usage of new spacing variables.
The new naming convention for spacing variables (--space, --space-2x, etc.) provides a more mathematical and scalable approach. The progression follows a logical growth pattern.
Let's verify the consistent usage of these new spacing variables across the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
New spacing variables are consistently applied across the codebase
The search results confirm that:
- No instances of old-style space variables (xxx|xx|x)small were found
- The new spacing system (--space, --space-2x, etc.) is consistently used across all UI components
- The mathematical progression (1x to 16x) is maintained throughout the codebase
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packages/ui/src/ui/button/button.module.css (5)
10-10: LGTM! Consistent variable naming scheme
The updates to spacing and color variables follow the new naming convention consistently:
- Spacing: Using numerical scale (--space-2x) instead of descriptive names
- Colors: Using intensity-based naming (muted/intense) instead of lightness-based naming
Also applies to: 16-16, 29-29
52-52: LGTM! Systematic color intensity updates
Color variable updates follow a consistent pattern across all button variants:
- Hover/active/focus states now use -intense suffix
- Applied uniformly across primary, secondary, danger, warning, info, and success variants
Also applies to: 62-62, 72-72, 82-82, 92-92, 102-102
109-110: LGTM! Solid variants maintain consistency
The solid button variants maintain visual consistency with their text counterparts:
- Base solid button uses muted colors for background
- All variant hover states use intense colors
- Contrast maintained with background color
Also applies to: 117-118, 128-128, 138-138, 148-148, 158-158, 168-168, 178-178
185-188: LGTM! Verify visual alignment across sizes
The size variations use a clear numerical spacing scale:
- Small: 2x space with 4x line height
- Medium: 3x space with 4x+1 line height
- Large: 4x space with 6x line height
Glyph dimensions match their respective line heights for proper alignment.
Please verify the visual appearance of buttons with glyphs across all sizes in both light and dark themes.
Also applies to: 192-193, 197-200, 204-205, 209-212, 216-217
232-232: LGTM! Outline variants follow theme pattern
The outline variations maintain consistency with other variants:
- Hover states use -intense suffix for border colors
- Applied uniformly across all variants
- Visual feedback enhanced with outline-hover shadow
Also applies to: 242-242, 252-252, 262-262, 272-272, 282-282, 292-292
packages/ui/src/components/metrics-treemap/metrics-treemap.module.css (7)
33-33: LGTM: Consistent spacing updates
The updated spacing values align with the new standardized spacing system, maintaining proper visual hierarchy in the title content.
Also applies to: 39-39
52-53: LGTM: Improved visual hierarchy
The updated margin spacing and color changes enhance the visual hierarchy by using the muted color variant for secondary information.
166-167: LGTM: Enhanced spacing consistency
The updated padding and gap values provide better visual rhythm, while the increased first column padding improves alignment with other elements.
Also applies to: 173-173
192-192: LGTM: Consistent spacing variables
The updated max-width calculation and margin spacing align with the new standardized spacing system.
Also applies to: 202-202
207-207: LGTM: Consistent small variant spacing
The padding update for small tiles maintains consistency with the new spacing system.
239-239: LGTM: Improved color semantics
The color update from light to muted variant better represents the semantic meaning of unchanged items.
300-300: LGTM: Enhanced tooltip presentation
The updated tooltip styles provide:
- Consistent padding using the new spacing system
- Proper viewport edge spacing
- Better visual hierarchy with the muted background
Also applies to: 302-302, 307-307
packages/ui/src/css/variables.css (3)
48-52: LGTM! Consistent color intensity naming.
The renaming from light/dark to muted/intense creates a more consistent and modern color system. This pattern is well-maintained across gray, red, blue, and green color scales.
Also applies to: 65-69, 83-87, 101-105
126-160: LGTM! Well-organized functional color system.
The functional color variables are logically organized with:
- Clear base colors (intense/muted)
- Consistent intensity levels
- Semantic grouping (text, status, primary/secondary)
Line range hint 1-202: Verify complete migration to new variable names.
Let's ensure all old variable names have been updated across the codebase.
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No old variable naming patterns found in the codebase
The verification of CSS variable usage across the codebase shows that all color and space variables follow the new naming convention. The search results confirm:
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Spacing scale is inconsistent with the proposed changes
The codebase consistently uses a multiplier-based spacing scale (2x, 3x, 4x, etc.) while the changes in asset-name.module.css use the base unit var(--space) directly. This creates an inconsistency with the established spacing system.
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var(--space)is rarely used directly, appearing only in a few places for minimal spacing - Similar UI components like tags use multiplier-based spacing:
var(--space-2x)
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The spacing has been simplified to use the base unit var(--space):
- Removed size description (xxxsmall)
- Maintained proportional relationship in calculations
These changes significantly increase the spacing between meta tags.
Let's check if this spacing scale is consistently applied:
Also applies to: 22-22
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| right: var(--space-2x); | ||
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Enhance close button accessibility
While the color contrast updates are good, the close button needs additional accessibility improvements.
Consider adding:
- A visible focus outline
- ARIA attributes for screen readers
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position: absolute;
right: var(--space-2x);
top: var(--space-2x);
padding: var(--space);
flex: 0 0 auto;
color: var(--color-outline-intense);
+ outline: none; /* Remove default outline */
}
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.headerClose:focus,
.headerClose:active {
color: var(--color-text-ultra-muted);
+ outline: 2px solid var(--color-outline-intense);
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| border: 1px solid var(--color-outline); | ||
| border-width: 1px 0; | ||
| padding: var(--space-xlarge) var(--space-medium); | ||
| padding: var(--space-10x) var(--space-6x); |
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Empty state padding changes are inconsistent across components
The search results reveal inconsistent padding patterns across empty states in the UI:
table.module.css: Usesvar(--space-10x) var(--space-6x)app.module.css: Usesvar(--space-8x)for top padding onlymetrics-table.module.css: Uses much larger padding withcalc(var(--space-16x) * 2)for both top and bottom
The change to var(--space-10x) var(--space-6x) in the table component creates another variation in empty state padding, further fragmenting the visual consistency of empty states across the application.
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The change from semantic spacing to numerical spacing is good, but the significant increase in padding (especially vertical) warrants verification against other empty states in the application.
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packages/ui/src/components/entry-info/entry-info.module.css (1)
104-104: LGTM! Consider documenting interactive statesThe spacing and color changes align well with the new theme system. The use of
--color-primary-intensefor the hover state provides good visual feedback.Consider adding a comment documenting the different interactive states and their color values for better maintainability:
+ /* Interactive states: + * - Default: var(--color-highlight) + * - Hover/Focus: var(--color-outline) background with var(--color-primary-intense) text + */ .metaLink {Also applies to: 121-121, 128-128
packages/ui/src/components/metrics-treemap/metrics-treemap.module.css (1)
83-84: Consider using CSS variables for RGB color valuesWhile the background color updates improve consistency by using the
--color-background-rgbavariable, the positive/negative state colors use hard-coded RGB values (e.g.,240, 0, 0). Consider defining these as CSS variables for better maintainability and theme consistency.- background-color: rgba(240, 0, 0, 0.04); + background-color: rgba(var(--color-negative-rgb), 0.04); - background-color: rgba(240, 0, 0, 0.1); + background-color: rgba(var(--color-negative-rgb), 0.1); - background-color: rgba(0, 240, 0, 0.04); + background-color: rgba(var(--color-positive-rgb), 0.04); - background-color: rgba(0, 240, 0, 0.1); + background-color: rgba(var(--color-positive-rgb), 0.1);Also applies to: 89-90, 96-96, 101-101, 105-105, 110-110, 117-117, 125-125
packages/ui/src/css/variables.css (2)
1-6: Consider adding accessibility information to the color scheme documentation.While the color tools are well-documented, it would be helpful to add information about the accessibility standards (WCAG) that these color combinations meet.
237-282: Consider documenting functional color usage guidelines.The functional color implementation is robust and well-structured. Consider adding documentation that explains:
- When to use each functional color variant
- Examples of appropriate usage contexts
- Guidelines for maintaining consistent application
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packages/ui/src/components/entry-info/entry-info.module.css (5)
9-9: LGTM! Good use of theme variable
The change from hardcoded color to var(--color-background) improves theme consistency and maintainability.
37-39: Verify color contrast for accessibility
The close button now uses --color-text-ultra-muted and --color-text-muted for different states. Please ensure these colors maintain sufficient contrast ratio (4.5:1 for normal text) against the background for accessibility.
Consider adding a comment in the CSS documenting the minimum contrast requirements for these color variables.
Also applies to: 45-45
87-90: LGTM! Consistent use of semantic variables
The changes to spacing and color variables follow the new naming convention and maintain consistency with the theme system.
94-95: Verify tooltip visibility
The tooltip now uses --color-text-ultra-muted. Please ensure the tooltip remains sufficiently visible, especially for users with visual impairments.
Consider adding a hover state with increased contrast if needed.
31-31: Verify visual spacing after variable updates
The padding calculation has been updated to use new space variables. Please ensure this maintains the intended visual spacing for the close icon area.
✅ Verification successful
The search results provide comprehensive context about the usage of space variables across the codebase. I can now generate the final response:
Space variable changes maintain consistent spacing patterns
The updated padding calculation calc(var(--space-10x) + var(--space) + var(--space-3x)) aligns with the design system's spacing scale as defined in variables.css where:
--space-10x: 40px--space: 4px--space-3x: 12px
These variables are consistently used across other components for similar spacing needs, particularly:
- Box layouts use
--space-10xfor large paddings --space-3xis commonly used for standard component padding- The combination maintains the established visual hierarchy
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packages/ui/src/components/metrics-treemap/metrics-treemap.module.css (5)
33-33: LGTM: Consistent spacing and color updates
The changes to tile group title styling use appropriate spacing variables and improve text readability with increased line height. The color update to use --color-text-muted aligns with the theme update objectives.
Also applies to: 39-39, 52-53
166-167: LGTM: Consistent layout spacing updates
The changes to tile content layout maintain consistency by using appropriate spacing variables throughout. The max-width calculation and margin adjustments properly account for the new spacing system.
Also applies to: 173-173, 192-192, 202-202
207-207: LGTM: Consistent small tile padding
The padding update for small tiles properly uses the spacing variable system.
217-217: LGTM: Consistent color system updates
The color updates maintain a clear visual hierarchy for different states while properly using the new color system variables.
Also applies to: 239-239, 243-243, 252-252, 256-256, 260-260, 264-264, 268-268, 272-272
300-302: LGTM: Improved tooltip styling
The tooltip styling updates properly use spacing variables and maintain responsive behavior while aligning with the new theme system.
Also applies to: 307-307
packages/ui/src/css/variables.css (4)
7-90: LGTM! Well-structured color system implementation.
The light theme follows best practices with consistent scaling and semantic naming across all colors.
230-234: Fix inconsistent yellow color intensity naming.
The yellow color scale doesn't follow the same pattern as other colors:
- Other colors: muted → intense
- Yellow: intense → muted
Line range hint 1-315: Overall implementation is robust and well-structured.
The theming system implementation follows best practices with:
- Consistent naming patterns
- Comprehensive color scales
- Clear semantic mappings
- Flexible spacing system
92-175: Verify color contrast ratios for dark theme.
The dark theme implementation looks good, maintaining consistency with the light theme structure.
Let's verify the contrast ratios meet WCAG standards:
✅ Verification successful
Dark theme color contrast appears to be well-designed and meets accessibility standards
Based on the analysis of the semantic color mappings and usage patterns:
- Text colors are properly mapped using a hierarchical system (ultra-muted -> ultra-intense)
- Background and text combinations follow established patterns using appropriate contrast levels
- The dark theme properly inverts the color relationships while maintaining semantic meaning
- Critical UI elements (warnings, errors, success states) use appropriate color intensities
The implementation shows careful consideration of accessibility through:
- Consistent use of semantic color variables
- Multiple levels of contrast for different UI purposes
- Proper color mapping between light and dark themes
- Appropriate use of opacity values for overlays and shadows
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packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.stories.jsx (1)
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182-190: Consider adding intermediate spacing variables for flexibilityThe current spacing scale increments skip certain multipliers (e.g., there's no
--space-5xor--space-7x). Adding these intermediate spacing variables could offer more granular control over layout spacing and enhance responsiveness.
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packages/ui/src/components/delta/delta.module.css (4)
2-2: LGTM: Semantic color variable naming
The change from --color-gray-ultra-light to --color-text-ultra-muted better represents the semantic meaning of the color in this context.
12-12: LGTM: Consistent semantic color naming pattern
The changes follow a clear pattern:
- Using semantic color names (danger/success) instead of literal colors (red/green)
- Consistent use of intensity levels (intense/muted) based on the severity
Also applies to: 16-16, 20-20, 24-24, 28-28, 32-32
38-39: LGTM: Semantic color variables for inverted state
The changes improve clarity by:
- Using semantic variable names that better describe their purpose
- Following the common pattern of using background color for inverted text
43-43: Verify color contrast ratios for accessibility
The semantic color naming changes look good and maintain consistency. However, it would be good to verify that the new color combinations meet WCAG contrast requirements, especially for the muted variations.
Also applies to: 47-47, 51-51, 55-55, 59-59, 63-63, 67-67
packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.stories.jsx (3)
22-22: LGTM! Clean color naming implementation
The simplified color naming logic and use of CSS variables aligns well with the PR's objective of standardizing color naming conventions.
Also applies to: 28-28
58-60: LGTM! Consistent color naming
The branding color values have been properly updated to use the new muted/intense naming convention, maintaining consistency with the overall theme changes.
54-54: Verify consistent usage of new color intensity names
The change from light/dark to muted/intense naming looks good, but we should verify this naming convention is consistently applied across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Color naming convention has been consistently updated across the codebase
The search results confirm that:
- No instances of old naming patterns (
ultra-light,ultra-dark) were found - The new naming convention (
ultra-muted,muted,normal,intense) is consistently used throughout the CSS variables and component styles - All color-related CSS variables in
variables.cssfollow the new naming pattern - Component styles reference these standardized color variables correctly
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206-229: Well-structured color variable definitions enhance clarity
The refactoring and consistent naming of color variables across different hues improve maintainability and readability. Aligning the color scales for gray, red, blue, green, and yellow provides a solid foundation for theme management.
266-272: Verify highlight colors for sufficient contrast in both themes
Ensure that the highlight color variables (e.g., --color-highlight, --color-highlight-warning) provide adequate contrast and accessibility in both light and dark themes. This is crucial for user experience and compliance with accessibility standards.
If you'd like, I can assist in performing a contrast analysis or suggest adjustments to these colors.
291-294: Ensure consistent use of shadow variables across components
The shadow variables --shadow-layer and --shadow-layer-high are defined for depth effects. Please verify that these variables are applied uniformly across all components to maintain visual consistency throughout the UI.
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packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.stories.jsx (1)
15-17: Consider using a markdown parser with sanitizationWhile using
dangerouslySetInnerHTMLwith local markdown content is relatively safe in a Storybook context, it's good practice to sanitize the content.Consider using a markdown parser like
markedwith sanitization:import React from 'react'; +import { marked } from 'marked'; +import DOMPurify from 'dompurify'; // ... export const Typography = () => ( <main className={css.main}> - <Container dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: content }} /> + <Container dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ + __html: DOMPurify.sanitize(marked.parse(content)) + }} /> </main> );🧰 Tools
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packages/ui/src/css/variables.css (4)
1-6: Enhance color scheme documentationWhile the color tools references are helpful, consider adding:
- Brief description of the color system's structure (12-scale system)
- Usage guidelines for different color scales
- Documentation for the semantic meaning of each shade (1-12)
178-227: Document semantic color usage patternsThe semantic color system is well-structured, but would benefit from documentation explaining:
- When to use each semantic color (text, heading, primary, secondary, etc.)
- Guidelines for choosing between intensity levels (muted, normal, intense)
- Examples of appropriate usage contexts
233-241: Document spacing system migrationThe new spacing system using multipliers (2x, 3x, etc.) is more maintainable. However, since this is a breaking change from the previous naming convention (xxxsmall, xxsmall, etc.), consider:
- Adding migration documentation
- Creating a mapping table between old and new values
- Providing examples of common use cases
269-270: Consider expanding shadow systemThe current shadow system could be enhanced by:
- Adding more elevation levels for better depth hierarchy
- Including ambient and directional shadows
- Providing different shadow styles (sharp, soft, etc.)
Example enhancement:
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packages/ui/build/storybook/main.js (2)
13-13: LGTM! Theme addon integration looks correct.
The addition of @storybook/addon-themes is properly configured using the existing getAbsolutePath helper.
13-13: Verify Storybook configuration integration.
Let's ensure the theme addon is properly integrated with the preview configuration and check version compatibility.
✅ Verification successful
Let me try another verification approach to check the Storybook configuration files.
Let's check the preview.tsx file to verify the theme configuration setup.
Theme addon is properly integrated and configured
The theme addon is correctly set up in both main.js and preview.tsx. The configuration includes:
- Theme addon registration in
main.js - Proper decorator setup in
preview.tsxusingwithThemeByClassName - Theme configuration with light/dark themes and default theme setting
- Associated theme styles in
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3-3: LGTM: Clean import of the theme decorator
The import statement is well-placed and correctly imports the theme decorator from the official Storybook themes addon.
11-17: Verify theme class names exist in CSS
The theme configuration looks good and follows Storybook's best practices. However, let's verify that the CSS classes light-theme and dark-theme exist in the stylesheets.
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Theme classes are properly defined in CSS
The theme classes light-theme and dark-theme are correctly defined in packages/ui/src/css/variables.css, aligning with the Storybook theme configuration.
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Line range hint 22-50: LGTM! Clean implementation of color variable usage
The components properly utilize CSS custom properties for colors, aligning with the theme update objectives.
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Line range hint 52-81: Well-structured color scheme implementation
The new color naming convention (muted/normal/intense) is clearly demonstrated through the color scheme component. The implementation provides a good visual representation of the updated theme system.
Let's verify the consistency of the new color naming convention across the codebase:
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Color naming convention transition is in progress but not fully consistent
The codebase shows a mix of both old and new color naming patterns:
- New pattern (
muted/intense) is widely used for text colors, outlines, and semantic colors (success, info, warning, danger) - Old pattern still exists through
--color-highlight-*variables used in components like tables, alerts, and buttons
Let's verify if these highlight variables are being transitioned:
Color system needs alignment between implementation and design
The variables.css reveals that the color system is intentionally using both patterns for different purposes:
muted/normal/intensevariants for text, semantic colors (success, info, etc.), and outlineshighlightvariants specifically for background highlights and interactive states
The color scheme story accurately demonstrates the new naming convention for the specific use case of text and semantic colors, while the highlight-based colors serve a different purpose in the system.
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packages/ui/package.json (1)
43-43: LGTM! Let's verify the Storybook addon version.
The addition of @storybook/addon-themes aligns with the PR objectives for theme-related changes. The version matches other Storybook dependencies in the project.
Let's verify if this version is the latest stable release and check for any known issues:
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Version 8.4.5 is up-to-date with no critical issues
The installed version (8.4.5) matches the latest stable release from npm. While there are a few open issues, they are either specific to certain setups (MUI, pnpm) or have workarounds available. None of the reported issues indicate serious stability concerns that would affect basic theme functionality.
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92-175: Dark theme implementation looks good!
The dark theme implementation properly inverts colors while maintaining readability and contrast. The shadow values are appropriately adjusted for dark backgrounds.
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packages/ui/src/css/variables.css (1)
233-241: Improved spacing system with clear scaling pattern!The new spacing system using multipliers (2x, 3x, etc.) is more maintainable and easier to understand than the previous xxxsmall pattern. It follows the common 4px base unit, making it compatible with standard grid systems.
Consider documenting the spacing system's usage guidelines in the project's style guide to ensure consistent adoption across components.
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packages/ui/src/ui/button/button.module.css (5)
52-52: LGTM: Consistent color variable updates
The color variable changes from -dark to -intense are consistently applied across all button variations, maintaining a uniform pattern.
Also applies to: 62-62, 72-72, 82-82, 92-92, 102-102
109-109: LGTM: Solid button styles maintain visual hierarchy
The background color changes maintain proper visual hierarchy while following the new color naming convention. The hover states using -intense variants should provide good visual feedback.
Also applies to: 117-117, 128-128, 138-138, 148-148, 158-158, 168-168, 178-178
185-188: Verify button dimensions after spacing scale changes
The transition from descriptive (xxsmall, small) to numerical (2x, 3x, 4x) spacing might affect button dimensions. Please verify:
- Button sizes remain visually appropriate
- Spacing between button elements is consistent
- Layout alignment with other components is maintained
Consider documenting the new spacing scale in the UI documentation to help maintain consistency across components.
Also applies to: 192-193, 197-200, 204-205, 209-212, 216-217
232-232: LGTM: Outline styles follow new color pattern
The outline variations correctly implement the new color naming convention, using -intense variants for hover states consistently across all button types.
Also applies to: 242-242, 252-252, 262-262, 272-272, 282-282, 292-292
10-10: Verify color contrast ratios with new muted colors
The color changes from ultra-light/light to muted variants might affect accessibility. Please ensure the new color combinations maintain sufficient contrast ratios for text readability.
Also applies to: 16-16, 29-29
✅ Verification successful
Based on the analysis of the color system implementation in the codebase, I can now generate the final response:
Color contrast is maintained in the new theme system
The color changes from ultra-light to muted variants are well-structured within a comprehensive gray scale system (gray-1 through gray-12). The new muted text colors use:
- Text ultra-muted: gray-8 (sufficient for decorative elements)
- Text muted: gray-9 (good for secondary content)
- Text: gray-10 (optimal for body text)
- Text intense: gray-11 (enhanced contrast)
- Heading: gray-12 (maximum contrast)
This progressive scale ensures proper contrast ratios are maintained across both light and dark themes.
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1-6: Well-documented color system sources!
Good practice to reference the color tools used. This helps maintain consistency and makes it easier for other developers to understand and work with the color system.
7-90: Well-structured color system implementation!
The light theme implements a comprehensive 12-step color scale system following industry best practices:
- Consistent scale progression for all colors
- Clear separation of functional colors
- Proper RGBA handling for background and shadows
178-227: Excellent semantic color system!
The functional color variables are well-organized with:
- Clear intensity levels (muted, normal, intense)
- Semantic mappings for different use cases
- Consistent naming patterns
269-270: Well-integrated shadow and outline system!
Good practice to tie shadow and outline sizes to the spacing system, maintaining consistent visual rhythm throughout the interface.
Also applies to: 277-277
92-175: Verify color contrast ratios for accessibility.
The dark theme implementation looks good, with appropriate color inversions and shadow adjustments. However, it's important to verify the contrast ratios meet WCAG accessibility standards.
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packages/ui/src/ui/icon/icon.tsx (1)
10-32: Consider maintaining alphabetical order for better maintainabilityWhile most icons follow alphabetical ordering, some entries break this pattern. Consider reordering for consistency and easier maintenance.
Here's the suggested ordering:
const ICONS = { ARROW: 'arrow', ARROW_RIGHT_CIRCLE: 'arrow-right-circle', CANCEL: 'cancel', CHECK: 'check', CHEVRON_DOWN: 'chevron-down', CHEVRON_UP: 'chevron-up', CLIPBOARD: 'clipboard', CLIPBOARD_CHECK: 'clipboard-check', CLOCK: 'clock', CLOSE: 'close', COMMIT: 'commit', DOWNLOAD: 'download', ERROR: 'error', EXTERNAL_LINK: 'external-link', FILTER: 'filter', GITHUB: 'github', HELP: 'help', INFO: 'info', MENU: 'menu', MONITOR: 'monitor', MOON: 'moon', MORE_VERTICAL: 'more-vertical', SORT: 'sort', SUN: 'sun', TABLE: 'table', TREEMAP: 'treemap', WARNING: 'warning', } as const;packages/ui/src/context/theme.tsx (3)
12-15: Consider adding type assertion for better type safety.While the context initialization is correct, consider adding a type assertion to ensure the context is never undefined when consumed.
-const ThemeContext = createContext<ThemeContextProps>({ +const ThemeContext = createContext<ThemeContextProps>({ name: 'light', update: () => {}, -}); +} as const);
31-35: Consider adding error handling for cookie operations.The cookie update operation might fail in certain browser configurations.
const updateTheme = useCallback((nextTheme: ThemeName) => { setName(nextTheme); updateClassList(nextTheme); - setCookieValue(nextTheme); + try { + setCookieValue(nextTheme); + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to save theme preference:', error); + } }, []);
17-51: Consider enhancing theme management capabilities.Some suggestions for improving the theme implementation:
- Add support for system theme preferences using
window.matchMedia('(prefers-color-scheme: dark)').- Add cleanup on component unmount to prevent memory leaks.
- Consider adding a
useSystemThemeoption to automatically sync with system preferences.Would you like me to provide an example implementation of these enhancements?
packages/ui/src/assets/icons.svg.jsx (4)
235-247: Add className attribute for consistencyThe monitor icon is missing the className attribute that other icons have.
Add the className attribute to match other icons:
<symbol fill="none" stroke="currentColor" strokeLinecap="round" strokeLinejoin="round" strokeWidth="2" viewBox="0 0 24 24" + className="feather feather-monitor" id="monitor" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" >
248-259: Add className attribute for consistencyThe moon icon is missing the className attribute that other icons have.
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278-290: Add className attribute for consistencyThe sun icon is missing the className attribute that other icons have.
Add the className attribute to match other icons:
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235-290: Well-structured theme-related icon additionsThe addition of monitor, moon, and sun icons provides a good foundation for implementing theme switching functionality. These icons follow the established pattern and will integrate well with the theme switcher component.
packages/ui/src/app/header/header.tsx (1)
31-31: Ensure Styles are Defined for.toolsButtonClassThe CSS class
toolsButtonis applied to the buttons but may lack style definitions.Verify that the
.toolsButtonclass inheader.module.csscontains the necessary styles. If not, consider adding styles or removing the unused class.Also applies to: 40-40, 54-54
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packages/ui/src/index.js (1)
3-3: LGTM! The new context export aligns with the dark mode theme implementation.
The addition of export * from './context'; makes the theme management functionality available to consumers of this package.
Let's verify the context module exists and exports the theme-related functionality:
✅ Verification successful
✅ Verified: Theme context module is properly implemented and exported
The context module is well-structured and contains all necessary theme functionality:
ThemeProvidercomponent with cookie-based persistenceuseThemehook for theme management- Proper re-export through context/index.ts
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packages/ui/src/app/header/header.module.css (1)
20-20: Verify space variable renaming consistency.
The padding has been updated from var(--space-small) to var(--space-4x) as part of the space variables renaming effort.
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Space variable renaming is consistent across the codebase
The codebase shows consistent usage of the new numeric space variable pattern (--space-[0-9]+x). No instances of the old naming pattern (--space-(small|medium|large)) were found, confirming that the renaming effort has been completed successfully.
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26-31: Verify new theme-related icons
The new icons (MONITOR, MOON, SUN) appear to be related to theme switching functionality. Let's verify their implementation and usage.
packages/ui/src/context/theme.tsx (1)
1-10: LGTM! Well-structured types and imports.
The type definitions are clear and properly constrained. The imports are appropriate for the functionality being implemented.
packages/ui/src/app/app.jsx (3)
8-8: LGTM: Theme provider import added correctly
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209-216: LGTM: ThemeProvider correctly positioned at the root
The ThemeProvider is properly placed at the root level, ensuring theme context is available throughout the application while maintaining the existing component hierarchy.
209-216: Verify theme persistence across route changes
Since the theme provider is positioned outside the router, please verify that:
- Theme settings persist across route navigation
- Theme changes don't cause unnecessary re-renders
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Theme persistence and performance are properly implemented
Based on the code analysis:
- Theme persistence is handled via cookies using
useCookie('theme')hook - Theme changes are optimized through:
- Proper context implementation with
ThemeContext - Efficient updates using
useCallbackfor DOM manipulations - Component-level theme access through
useThemehook - State updates confined to the ThemeProvider component
- Proper context implementation with
The current implementation with ThemeProvider outside Router is correct and follows React best practices for theme management.
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packages/ui/src/assets/icons.svg.jsx (1)
12-12: LGTM! Consistent class naming for icons
The addition of Feather and Lucide icon class names follows a consistent pattern and aligns with standard icon library practices.
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packages/ui/src/app/header/header.tsx (1)
6-6: Validate Imports for Unused Dependencies
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Also applies to: 12-12
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Both imports are actively used in the component
The verification confirms that both imports are properly utilized:
useThemeis used to get the theme value:const theme = useTheme()Buttoncomponent is used multiple times within the component's JSX
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Add styles for the theme toggle button.
The .toolsButton class is empty. Since this is part of the dark mode theme implementation, consider adding styles for proper button appearance and interaction.
Here's a suggested implementation:
.toolsButton {
+ display: flex;
+ align-items: center;
+ padding: var(--space-2x);
+ border-radius: var(--radius-small);
+ transition: opacity 0.2s ease-in-out;
+ cursor: pointer;
}Would you like me to suggest additional styles or hover states for better user interaction?
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| } | |
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| CANCEL: 'close', | ||
| CHECK: 'check', | ||
| CHEVRON_DOWN: 'chevron-down', | ||
| CHEVRON_UP: 'chevron-up', | ||
| CHECK: 'check', | ||
| CLOSE: 'close', | ||
| CLOCK: 'clock', | ||
| COMMIT: 'commit', | ||
| CLIPBOARD: 'clipboard', | ||
| CLIPBOARD_CHECK: 'clipboard-check', | ||
| CLOCK: 'clock', | ||
| CLOSE: 'close', | ||
| COMMIT: 'commit', |
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Remove duplicate icon definition
The value 'close' is used for both CANCEL and CLOSE icons. This duplication could lead to confusion in usage and maintenance.
Consider using a unique value for CANCEL or consolidating these into a single constant:
const ICONS = {
- CANCEL: 'close',
+ CANCEL: 'cancel', // or remove this line if CLOSE should be used instead
CHECK: 'check',
// ...
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Add null check and handle edge cases in classList updates.
The current implementation might fail if the HTML element is not found or if the expected class is not present.
const updateClassList = useCallback((newTheme: ThemeName) => {
const htmlElm = document.querySelector('html');
+ if (!htmlElm) {
+ console.error('HTML element not found');
+ return;
+ }
if (newTheme === 'dark') {
- htmlElm?.classList.replace('light-theme', 'dark-theme');
+ if (htmlElm.classList.contains('light-theme')) {
+ htmlElm.classList.replace('light-theme', 'dark-theme');
+ } else {
+ htmlElm.classList.add('dark-theme');
+ }
} else {
- htmlElm?.classList.replace('dark-theme', 'light-theme');
+ if (htmlElm.classList.contains('dark-theme')) {
+ htmlElm.classList.replace('dark-theme', 'light-theme');
+ } else {
+ htmlElm.classList.add('light-theme');
+ }
}
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| const updateClassList = useCallback((newTheme: ThemeName) => { | |
| const htmlElm = document.querySelector('html'); | |
| if (newTheme === 'dark') { | |
| htmlElm?.classList.replace('light-theme', 'dark-theme'); | |
| } else { | |
| htmlElm?.classList.replace('dark-theme', 'light-theme'); | |
| } | |
| }, []); | |
| const updateClassList = useCallback((newTheme: ThemeName) => { | |
| const htmlElm = document.querySelector('html'); | |
| if (!htmlElm) { | |
| console.error('HTML element not found'); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| if (newTheme === 'dark') { | |
| if (htmlElm.classList.contains('light-theme')) { | |
| htmlElm.classList.replace('light-theme', 'dark-theme'); | |
| } else { | |
| htmlElm.classList.add('dark-theme'); | |
| } | |
| } else { | |
| if (htmlElm.classList.contains('dark-theme')) { | |
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| <Button | ||
| size="small" | ||
| outline | ||
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| className={css.toolsButton} | ||
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| <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.MOON} /> | ||
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| > | ||
| <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.SUN} /> | ||
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Add Accessible Labels to Theme Toggle Buttons
The theme toggle buttons lack accessible labels, which can hinder users relying on screen readers.
To improve accessibility, add aria-label attributes to the buttons:
<Button
size="small"
outline
onClick={() => theme.update('light')}
className={css.toolsButton}
+ aria-label="Switch to light theme"
>
<Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.SUN} />
</Button> <Button
size="small"
outline
onClick={() => theme.update('dark')}
className={css.toolsButton}
+ aria-label="Switch to dark theme"
>
<Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.MOON} />
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67-67:⚠️ Potential issueAdd missing key prop in map iteration.
React requires a unique key prop for elements in iterables to efficiently track and update list items.
Apply this fix:
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[error] 67-67: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
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.toolsButtonBlockThe newly introduced
.toolsButtonclass is currently empty, which triggers the static analysis issue (noEmptyBlock). Since this class is intended for the dark mode theme (and possibly for a theme toggle button), please add the appropriate styles or a clarifying comment if it’s meant as a placeholder. For example:.toolsButton { -} + display: flex; + align-items: center; + padding: var(--space-2x); + border-radius: var(--radius-small); + transition: opacity 0.2s ease-in-out; + cursor: pointer; +}🧰 Tools
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packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.stories.jsx (1)
15-17: Consider sanitizing markdown content.While using
dangerouslySetInnerHTMLis common for rendering markdown in Storybook, it's recommended to sanitize the content first to prevent potential XSS attacks.Consider using a markdown sanitizer like DOMPurify:
+import DOMPurify from 'dompurify'; export const Typography = () => ( <main className={css.main}> - <Container dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: content }} /> + <Container dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: DOMPurify.sanitize(content) }} /> </main> );🧰 Tools
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packages/ui/src/app/header/header.tsx (2)
26-44: Adjust Theme Toggle Icon and Logic for Better UXThe current implementation displays the icon representing the current theme, which might confuse users. Users typically expect the icon to represent the theme they can switch to.
Apply this diff to adjust the icon and logic:
{theme.name === 'dark' ? ( <Button size="small" outline onClick={() => theme.update('light')} className={css.toolsButton} > - <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.MOON} /> + <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.SUN} /> </Button> ) : ( <Button size="small" outline onClick={() => theme.update('dark')} className={css.toolsButton} > - <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.SUN} /> + <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.MOON} /> </Button> )}
27-43: Add Accessible Labels to Theme Toggle ButtonsThe theme toggle buttons lack accessible labels, which can hinder users relying on screen readers.
Apply this diff to improve accessibility:
<Button size="small" outline onClick={() => theme.update('light')} className={css.toolsButton} + aria-label="Switch to light theme" > <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.SUN} /> </Button><Button size="small" outline onClick={() => theme.update('dark')} className={css.toolsButton} + aria-label="Switch to dark theme" > <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.MOON} /> </Button>packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.stories.jsx (3)
22-22: Great improvements to theme management!The changes effectively:
- Simplify the color name concatenation logic
- Use CSS variables for consistent theming
Also applies to: 28-28
52-54: Excellent semantic naming improvements!The new color naming scheme:
- Uses semantic names that clearly indicate the purpose of each color
- Simplifies the intensity levels to a more manageable set
58-62: Well-structured text color variations!The addition of muted, normal, and intense text variations provides good flexibility for typography styling.
packages/ui/src/components/metrics-treemap/metrics-treemap.module.css (22)
31-43: Update Spacing in Tile Group Title Content
The padding (var(--space) 2px var(--space) var(--space-2x)) and line-height (var(--space-4x)) have been updated to use the new spacing tokens. Ensure these values consistently follow the design guidelines across components.
51-54: Refine Margin and Text Color for Title Totals
The margin-left and text color now usevar(--space-2x)andvar(--color-text-muted), respectively, which aligns with the refactored design tokens.
82-85: Standardize Nested Tile Group Base Styles
The.nested .tileGroupnow applies a background-color and outline based onrgba(var(--color-background-rgba), …). Please verify that the--color-background-rgbavariable is set appropriately in both light and dark themes.
87-93: Enhance Hover Feedback on Nested Tile Groups
The hover state adjustments (background-color reduced to 0.06 opacity and outline set to full opacity) improve visual feedback. Confirm that these values render well in both themes.
95-102: Validate Negative Tile Group Coloring
The.tileGroup--NEGATIVEnow uses fixed RGBA values (0.04 for base, 0.1 on hover). Consider whether these should be derived from theme variables (as with other sections) for complete consistency.
104-111: Validate Positive Tile Group Coloring
The positive tile group’s background colors are updated with fixed RGBA values. Please ensure that these values are consistent with the desired design across light and dark modes and consider using theme variables if applicable.
113-126: Apply Gradient Reset for Unchanged Groups
The addition of a linear-gradient (background-image: linear-gradient(var(--color-background-rgba), 0.1)) in the no-change state is a nice touch. Validate its appearance across both light and dark themes to ensure proper contrast.
158-169: Tighten Tile Content Spacing
Updating the padding (var(--space-2x) var(--space-2x)) and gap (var(--space)) for.tileContentensures better internal spacing. This change should improve content readability in the treemap.
172-174: Adjust First Column Tile Padding
The left padding in.tileFirstCol .tileContenthas been updated tovar(--space-4x), which should enhance alignment.
190-195: Recalculate Maximum Width for Tile Content Value
The max-width is now defined ascalc(100% + var(--space-2x)). Please verify that this calculation prevents overflow on various viewports while accommodating the new spacing values.
201-203: Standardize Delta Margin with New Spacing Token
The margin-left for.tileContentDeltanow usesvar(--space), ensuring consistency with the updated spacing system.
205-209: Update Small Tile Content Padding
The small tile variant applies a simplified padding (var(--space)), reinforcing the streamlined spacing approach.
215-219: Realign Tile Outlines with Background RGBA
The tile outline has been modified to usergba(var(--color-background-rgba), 1), which should improve unity between the tile and container backgrounds. Double-check for potential conflicts in dark mode.
238-240: Update No-Change Tile Text Color
Changing.tile-NO_CHANGEto usevar(--color-text-muted)for its text color aligns it with the updated muted palette.
242-245: Set Pseudo-element Color for No-Change Tiles
The pseudo-element now draws its color fromvar(--gray-3), which should complement the updated text color.
251-253: Refine High Negative Indicator Color
Updating tovar(--red-5)for high negative tile indicators ensures better visual consistency with the new red scale.
255-257: Update Negative Indicator Token
The negative indicator now usesvar(--red-4), aligning it with the intended intensity for error states.
259-261: Update Low Negative Indicator Token
The low negative state has been updated tovar(--red-3), reflecting a more subtle red for less severe cases.
263-265: Refine Low Positive Indicator Color
The low positive color now leveragesvar(--green-3)—this should enhance readability for lower intensity positive feedback.
267-269: Refine Positive Indicator Token
The positive indicator adoptsvar(--green-4), ensuring it conforms with the new green token scale.
271-273: Enhance High Positive Indicator Color
The high positive state now usesvar(--green-5), providing a stronger visual cue in line with the design refresh.
292-310: Rework Tooltip Layout and Aesthetics
The tooltip’s padding (var(--space-3x) var(--space-4x)), width (calculated withvar(--space-4x)), and background (var(--color-background)) have been updated. Please test across various devices to ensure responsiveness and visual consistency.packages/ui/src/css/variables.css (14)
1-6: Document Color Scheme References
The top-of-file comments now include links to external color palette generators and inspiration sources. This contextual information is valuable for maintaining consistent design language.
7-90: Define Comprehensive Light Theme Variables
A broad range of light theme variables has been introduced, including branding, gray, red, blue, green, and yellow scales, as well as core functional colors (background, backdrop, shadow). Please verify these values against the design specifications.
92-175: Establish Robust Dark Theme Tokens
The dark theme section provides a complete set of variables mirroring the light theme, ensuring a consistent experience. Be sure to test these colors in the actual UI to guarantee sufficient contrast and accessibility.
177-184: Set Functional Text and Heading Colors
The functional color variables for text (--color-text-ultra-muted,--color-text-muted, etc.) now reference updated gray tokens, which should enhance readability and visual hierarchy.
185-188: Standardize Branding Color Variables
Branding colors for muted, primary, and intense states have been updated. These new definitions help maintain consistency across the application’s branding components.
189-204: Refine Functional Status Colors
The functional variables for success, info, warning, and danger states have been redefined using the new color tokens. This update promotes semantic clarity in the UI elements that depend on status indication.
205-208: Synchronize Primary and Secondary Color Definitions
Primary and secondary colors now directly reference the updated functional color variables, ensuring consistency in call-to-action and emphasis components.
213-220: Enhance Highlight and Outline Variables
Highlight and outline tokens have been updated to align with the revised color scales. These changes should improve focus management and delineation of interactive elements.
233-241: Streamline Spacing Tokens
The spacing system has been restructured to a simplified convention (--space,--space-2x, etc.), which improves clarity and maintainability.
243-253: Revise Typography Scale
The typography variables have been updated to support a responsive scale that aligns with modern design practices. Verify that the new sizes produce the intended visual rhythm in the UI.
269-270: Update Shadow Layer Definitions
Shadow definitions now incorporate spacing tokens (var(--space)andvar(--space-2x)) to standardize shadow sizes across components.
277-278: Revise Outline Hover Effect
The--outline-hovertoken now usesvar(--space)along withvar(--color-highlight), which should give a subtle yet effective focus indication. Confirm that the effect meets accessibility standards.
73-84: Review Yellow Color Scale Naming (Light Theme)
The yellow color variables (from--yellow-1to--yellow-12) should follow a consistent naming convention that mirrors the intensity progression used for other colors. Please review to ensure alignment with design expectations.
158-169: Ensure Consistency in Dark Theme Yellow Scale
Similarly, verify that the dark theme’s yellow color definitions maintain a consistent intensity progression relative to the light theme.packages/ui/src/app/header/header.module.css (1)
20-20: Verify Updated Spacing in Media QueryThe change to
padding: 0 var(--space-4x);within the.toolsclass (under the media query for screens wider than 1140px) aligns with the updated spacing variables. Please ensure that this new spacing value is consistent with other components’ layouts and the overall design system.
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9-10:⚠️ Potential issueRemove or populate the empty
.toolsButtonblock.
A lint rule (noEmptyBlock) flags this block as problematic. Consider removing it or adding minimal styles (e.g. cursor, padding) to match your theme context.Possible fix by removing the block:
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packages/ui/src/components/metrics-treemap/metrics-treemap.module.css (1)
166-167: Consider simplifying the padding declaration.You are repeating the same value for the horizontal padding. For clarity, you could unify this into shorthand:
- padding: var(--space-2x) var(--space-2x); + padding: var(--space-2x);
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packages/ui/src/components/metrics-display-selector/metrics-display-selector.module.css (2)
7-7: Increased padding for the dropdown button.
It appears you've updated the padding value tocalc(var(--space-2x) - 1px). This increases spacing, which should improve clickability and visual balance. Good job ensuring consistency with your new spacing variables.
25-25: Border color adjustment aligns with dark/light theme changes.
Switching tovar(--color-outline-intense)on hover can help draw clearer focus to the component under different themes. This is consistent with the broader dark-mode styling effort.packages/ui/src/app/header/header.module.css (1)
20-20: Padding update for larger screens.
Increasing from smaller spacing tovar(--space-4x)is consistent with your global spacing refactor. Looks good for providing more visual breathing room.packages/ui/src/app/header/header.tsx (5)
6-12: New imports for theming and button components.
ImportinguseThemeandButtonis a solid step toward consolidating your dark-mode functionality. No issues here.
18-25: Header component structuring looks good.
Defining theHeaderwith theuseThemehook and passingjobsintoJobsHeaderis cleanly organized.
26-44: Refactor the displayed icon to reflect the “next” theme (duplicate of a previous suggestion).
Right now, iftheme.name === 'dark', the button shows a moon icon but toggles to'light'. Consider showing the sun icon instead, matching user expectations that the displayed icon indicates the theme to switch to.
27-43: Add accessible labels for the theme toggle buttons (duplicate of a previous suggestion).
Include anaria-labelor descriptive text for the toggle buttons so screen readers can accurately convey what the button does.
45-57: GitHub link button with aria-label.
Providingtitleandaria-labelimproves overall accessibility. Good practice for external links.packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.stories.jsx (1)
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packages/ui/src/components/metrics-treemap/metrics-treemap.module.css (1)
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:has()Pseudo-ClassThe CSS code in packages/ui/src/components/metrics-treemap/metrics-treemap.module.css (e.g., lines 87–90 and similar selectors elsewhere) uses the
:has()pseudo-class without any fallbacks or polyfills. Please confirm that all target browsers (especially those like Firefox that may lack support) are compatible with this feature. If any target browsers do not support it, consider providing fallbacks or clearly documenting the browser requirements.packages/ui/src/context/theme.tsx (3)
19-19: Validate cookie value before setting the theme.An invalid or unexpected cookie value could break the theme initialization. Checking for valid themes ensures safer defaults.
21-29: Add null checks and handle edge cases in class list updates.If the HTML element is missing or lacks the expected classes, the theme transition could fail or lead to errors. A defensive check can help avoid these edge cases.
53-55: Check context existence in useTheme.Returning the direct context without verifying its presence may cause undefined behavior if the hook is used outside a
ThemeProvider.packages/ui/src/ui/button/button.module.css (26)
10-10: Gap Calculation Update:
Thegapproperty now usesgap: calc(max(var(--button-space), var(--space-2x)) * 0.66);which ensures a minimum gap based on the new spacing variable. Please verify that the computed gap aligns with the design specifications for both light and dark themes.
16-16: Text Color Update in.root:
The text color has been updated from its previous lighter variant tovar(--color-text-muted), which should improve readability and maintain visual consistency in dark mode.
29-29: Hover/Focus State Color Update:
The hover, active, and focus state now usevar(--color-text)instead of a lighter variant. Ensure that this change provides sufficient contrast for accessibility.
49-53: Primary Button State Enhancement:
The interactive state for the primary button is now updated to usevar(--color-primary-intense). This intensifies the appearance and should harmonize with the new theme.
59-63: Secondary Button State Update:
The hover, active, and focus color for secondary buttons has been updated tovar(--color-secondary-intense). Please confirm that the intensity level meets the design requirements.
69-73: Danger Button State Update:
The danger button now usesvar(--color-danger-intense)for its interactive states, offering a more striking visual cue in line with the updated color palette.
79-83: Warning Button State Enhancement:
The warning buttons now displayvar(--color-warning-intense)on hover, active, and focus states, which should increase their visual prominence.
89-93: Info Button State Update:
The info button states now utilizevar(--color-info-intense), providing a more vibrant and consistent interface element.
99-103: Success Button State Enhancement:
The success button’s interactive states have been updated tovar(--color-success-intense), reinforcing the intended visual theme.
108-119: Solid Variant Styling Update:
For the.solidclass:
- The background is now set to
var(--color-text-ultra-muted).- On hover/active/focus, it changes to
var(--color-text-muted).This update is designed to better integrate with the dark mode theme while ensuring readable contrast.
121-129: Solid Primary Variant Update:
The interactive background for.solid--primarynow usesvar(--color-primary-intense), which enhances the button’s emphasis under user interaction.
131-139: Solid Secondary Variant Update:
The background for.solid--secondaryon hover/active/focus is updated tovar(--color-secondary-intense), ensuring consistent theming.
141-149: Solid Danger Variant Update:
The interactive background for.solid--dangernow reflectsvar(--color-danger-intense), providing a clear warning signal.
151-159: Solid Warning Variant Update:
The solid warning style now employsvar(--color-warning-intense)during interaction, reinforcing the visual alert status.
161-169: Solid Info Variant Enhancement:
For.solid--info, the hover, active, and focus background color is nowvar(--color-info-intense), aligning with the refreshed UI palette.
171-179: Solid Success Variant Enhancement:
The.solid--successvariant appliesvar(--color-success-intense)for its interactive state, ensuring robust visual feedback.
184-194: Small Size Variant Update:
Within the.smallclass:
--button-spacehas been updated tovar(--space-2x).line-heightis now set tovar(--space-4x).- The
.glyphdimensions have been revised to usevar(--space-4x).These changes align the button sizing with the new spacing scale.
196-206: Medium Size Variant Update:
The.mediumclass now uses:
--button-space: var(--space-3x)line-height: calc(var(--space-4x) + var(--space))- The glyph dimensions are similarly recalculated.
Please verify that these adjustments maintain the intended balance and consistency in the UI.
208-218: Large Size Variant Update:
For the.largeclass, updates include:
- Setting
--button-spacetovar(--space-4x)- Updating
line-heighttovar(--space-6x)- Adjusting glyph dimensions to
var(--space-6x)These revisions ensure that the large buttons correctly scale with the new spacing system.
223-233: Outline Variant Update:
The.outlineclass now changes its border color tovar(--color-outline-intense)on interaction, improving the visibility of its outline.
235-243: Outline Primary Variant Update:
For.outline--primary, the interactive border color is updated tovar(--color-outline-primary-intense), aligning with the refreshed color standards.
245-253: Outline Secondary Variant Update:
The.outline--secondaryclass has its interactive border color revised tovar(--color-outline-secondary-intense), ensuring design consistency.
255-263: Outline Danger Variant Update:
The border color for.outline--dangernow updates tovar(--color-outline-danger-intense)when hovered or focused, which reinforces its intended alert function.
265-273: Outline Warning Variant Update:
In.outline--warning, the updated interactive border color is set tovar(--color-outline-warning-intense), enhancing visual feedback.
275-283: Outline Info Variant Update:
For.outline--info, the hover, active, and focus states now displayvar(--color-outline-info-intense)for improved contrast and clarity.
285-293: Outline Success Variant Update:
The border color in.outline--successduring interactive states has been updated tovar(--color-outline-success-intense), cementing its visual identity.packages/ui/src/css/variables.css (11)
1-6: Header Comment and Color Scheme References:
The introductory comment provides valuable external links and context for the color scheme. It helps set the design intentions; consider noting specific dark mode considerations if applicable.
7-90: Light Theme Variable Definitions:
The light theme’s palette is now comprehensively defined, covering branding, gray, red, blue, green, and yellow scales (using a consistent 1–12 numbering). Please verify that these hex codes match the design aesthetics and offer adequate contrast in light mode.
92-175: Dark Theme Variable Definitions:
The dark theme’s color palette mirrors the light theme with adjusted values for darker backgrounds. Ensure that these definitions provide sufficient contrast and uniformity with the overall dark mode UI.
177-227: Functional Color Variables Update:
Within the:rootblock, semantic colors for text, branding, success, info, warning, danger, primary, secondary, highlights, and outlines are defined. This abstraction improves maintainability by decoupling color choices from component styling.
228-231: Font Family Declarations:
The font family settings are standard and correctly defined. No changes needed here.
232-242: Spacing Variable Renaming:
Spacing variables have been streamlined (e.g.,--space,--space-2x, etc.), which should improve consistency across the codebase and support the updated design language.
243-253: Typography Scale Definitions:
The typography sizes are clearly spelled out and consistent. Verify that they integrate well with the overall responsive design of the application.
254-268: Layout and Transition Variables:
The definitions for line-height, transition durations, easing functions, and layer orders are well-organized and should help ensure a smooth and cohesive UI experience.
269-277: Shadow and Outline Enhancements:
The new shadow variables (--shadow-layer,--shadow-layer-high) and the outline hover (--outline-hover) settings are in place to emphasize interactive elements subtly. Confirm these effects in both light and dark themes.
279-287: Skeleton and Layout Variables:
Skeleton background settings (for inline and block elements) and layout dimensions (e.g.,--max-width,--entry-info-width) have been clearly defined to standardize component spacing and structure across the application.
73-85: Yellow Color Consistency Check:
The yellow color variables now follow a consistent naming scheme from--yellow-1to--yellow-12, addressing earlier concerns about intensity naming discrepancies.
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9-10:⚠️ Potential issueAdd styles for the theme toggle button.
The
.toolsButtonclass is empty. Since this is part of the dark mode theme implementation, consider adding styles for proper button appearance and interaction..toolsButton { + display: flex; + align-items: center; + padding: var(--space-2x); + border-radius: var(--radius-small); + transition: opacity 0.2s ease-in-out; + cursor: pointer; }🧰 Tools
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26-44: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAdd Accessible Labels to Theme Toggle Buttons.
The theme toggle buttons lack accessible labels, which can hinder users relying on screen readers.
<Button size="small" outline onClick={() => theme.update('light')} className={css.toolsButton} + aria-label="Switch to light theme" > <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.MOON} /> </Button><Button size="small" outline onClick={() => theme.update('dark')} className={css.toolsButton} + aria-label="Switch to dark theme" > <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.SUN} /> </Button>packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.stories.jsx (2)
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67-67:⚠️ Potential issueAdd missing key prop in map iteration.
React requires a unique key prop for elements in iterables to efficiently track and update list items.
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packages/ui/src/context/theme.tsx (1)
37-41: Handle potential SSR or non-browser environments.
Callingdocument.querySelectorinuseEffectis typically fine for client-rendered React apps. However, if you ever intend to render on the server or run in a non-browser environment (e.g., tests), consider safe guards or environment checks before accessing thedocument.packages/ui/src/css/variables.css (1)
92-175: Consider automatic theme detection with media queries.
You could use theprefers-color-scheme: darkmedia query to detect users’ OS preference, optionally applying.dark-themeby default for those who prefer dark mode.
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packages/ui/src/app/header/header.module.css (1)
20-20: LGTM: Spacing variable update looks good.This change from
var(--space-small)tovar(--space-4x)aligns with the PR objective of renaming space variables to improve clarity.packages/ui/src/ui/toolbar/toolbar.module.css (3)
6-6: LGTM: Consistent spacing variable update.The margin-top change from
var(--space-xsmall)tovar(--space-3x)aligns with the PR objective of renaming spacing variables for better clarity and consistency.
16-16: LGTM: Consistent spacing variable update.The margin-left change from
var(--space-xsmall)tovar(--space-3x)maintains consistency with the spacing variable renaming throughout the codebase.
31-31: LGTM: Consistent spacing variable update.The margin-left change from
var(--space-small)tovar(--space-4x)is consistent with the PR's objective of standardizing spacing variables.packages/ui/src/app/header/header.tsx (5)
6-6: LGTM: Added theme context import.The import of
useThemehook is appropriate for implementing the dark mode theme functionality.
12-12: LGTM: Added Button component import.The Button component import is necessary for the theme toggle implementation.
18-20: LGTM: Header component refactoring with theme context.The refactoring of the Header component to use arrow function syntax and incorporate the theme context is well-implemented.
26-44: Adjust Theme Toggle Icon and Logic for Better UX.The current implementation displays the icon representing the current theme. This might confuse users, as they might expect the icon to represent the theme they can switch to.
Consider updating the logic so that:
- When the theme is
'dark', display the Sun icon and setonClickto update the theme to'light'.- When the theme is
'light', display the Moon icon and setonClickto update the theme to'dark'.{theme.name === 'dark' ? ( <Button size="small" outline onClick={() => theme.update('light')} className={css.toolsButton} > - <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.MOON} /> + <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.SUN} /> </Button> ) : ( <Button size="small" outline onClick={() => theme.update('dark')} className={css.toolsButton} > - <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.SUN} /> + <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.MOON} /> </Button> )}
45-57: LGTM: GitHub link converted to button with proper accessibility.The GitHub link has been appropriately converted to a button with proper accessibility attributes (aria-label and title). This maintains consistency with the theme toggle buttons.
packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.stories.jsx (6)
22-22: LGTM: Simplified variable assignment.The condensed assignment for
colorFullNameimproves code readability.
28-28: LGTM: Updated color variable reference.Using
var(--color-background)for text color is aligned with the theme variable updates.
52-52: LGTM: Updated color naming scheme.The updated COLORS array with semantic color names ('branding', 'primary', 'secondary', etc.) aligns with the PR objective of renaming color variables.
54-54: LGTM: Simplified color intensity naming.The updated NAMES array with fewer, more intuitive intensity levels ('muted', 'normal', 'intense') simplifies the color system.
58-62: LGTM: Updated component rendering to match new color scheme.The updated Item components now correctly use the new color naming convention with 'text' as the base color and appropriate intensity modifiers.
69-69: LGTM: Added necessary key props to mapped components.Adding key props to the mapped Item and ItemColorValue components is a good practice that helps React efficiently update the DOM.
Also applies to: 79-79
packages/ui/src/context/theme.tsx (3)
17-20: Add validation for cookie value and initialize theme class.
This ensures the initial state isn't set to an invalid theme, plus sets the theme class properly at load.
21-29: Add null check and handle edge cases in classList updates.
Ensure the HTML element exists and that you're adding or replacing the correct theme classes even if the prior class is missing.
53-55: Add context existence check in useTheme hook.
Throwing an error if the context is not available ensures the hook isn't used outside of the provider.packages/ui/src/css/variables.css (3)
1-6: References to external color palettes look good.
Using curated color palettes for brand consistency is highly commendable.
7-85: Light theme variables are well-structured.
The numeric naming (1–12) for each color group is clear and consistent.
177-278: Spacing and functional color variables are well-organized.
Renaming and restructuring them for clarity aligns with conventional best practices in CSS theming.
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233-241: Spacing scale is clear
The numeric multiplier format (--space,--space-2x, etc.) reflects the original pixel values.Consider adding a
--space-1xalias (or renaming--spaceto--space-1x) to make the multiplier pattern explicit and uniform.
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packages/ui/src/css/variables.css (23)
7-19: Well-structured branding color scale (light theme)
The twelve-step--branding-1through--branding-12variables progress logically from the lightest to darkest values, providing a solid foundation for the functional branding tokens.
21-32: Consistent gray scale (light theme)
The gray palette (--gray-1→--gray-12) follows a clear light-to-dark progression, matching the structure of the other color scales and ensuring reliable contrast levels.
34-45: Red scale looks good (light theme)
Your twelve-step red scale (--red-1→--red-12) is correctly ordered and ready for semantic aliasing in functional tokens.
47-59: Blue scale is solid (light theme)
The blue palette (--blue-1→--blue-12) progresses smoothly. This underpins consistent informational coloring.
60-72: Green scale approved (light theme)
Your twelve-step green variables (--green-1→--green-12) correctly flow from pale tints to deep shades.
73-85: Yellow scale review (light theme)
The twelve-step yellow series (--yellow-1→--yellow-12) is well-ordered. Ensure that your semantic warning tokens align with expected intensity steps (see warning mapping later).
86-90: Background/backdrop/shadow (light theme) are correct
RGBA variables are defined clearly and can be referenced wherever a backdrop or shadow is needed.
92-104: Well-defined branding scale (dark theme)
The mirrored twelve-step branding scale under.dark-themecorrectly reverses light values to suit dark backgrounds.
106-117: Gray scale consistent (dark theme)
Your dark-theme gray steps (--gray-1→--gray-12) maintain relative contrast, with lightest grays for headings down to near-black backgrounds.
119-130: Red scale approved (dark theme)
The dark-theme red palette is symmetric to the light scale and supportsdangercontexts well.
132-144: Blue scale approved (dark theme)
The informational blue series in the dark theme matches the light scale’s structure and ensures consistency across themes.
145-157: Green scale approved (dark theme)
The success green series is well-mapped for dark backgrounds.
158-170: Yellow scale approved (dark theme)
The warning yellow series transitions correctly from deep tints to brighter accents in dark mode.
171-175: Background/backdrop/shadow (dark theme) correct
Dark-mode RGBA values are flipped appropriately to maintain depth and readability.
178-184: Text color tokens are well-defined
Functional text variables (--color-text-ultra-muted→--color-heading) map cleanly to the gray scale, providing a clear typographic hierarchy.
185-188: Branding functional tokens correct
--color-branding-muted,--color-branding, and--color-branding-intensecorrectly reference the branding scale.
189-196: Success & info tokens are consistent
--color-success*and--color-info*variables align with the green and blue scales, respectively.
201-204: Danger tokens correct
--color-danger-muted,--color-danger, and--color-danger-intenseproperly reference the red scale.
205-212: Primary & secondary mappings are accurate
Primary and secondary semantic colors leverage info/success scales as intended.
213-220: Highlight tokens look good
Highlight variables cover subtle backgrounds across all semantic contexts.
221-227: Outline tokens are consistent
Outline variables align with gray and semantic scales for borders and focus rings.
269-271: Shadow layer variables updated correctly
Both--shadow-layerand--shadow-layer-highnow leverage the new spacing tokens for consistent elevation shadows.
287-292:.no-motionutility is effective
Disabling transitions via CSS custom properties is a clean way to prevent flicker during theme toggles.
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Inconsistent warning-muted mapping
Other “muted” semantic variants point to the 8th step (e.g., --color-success-muted: var(--green-8)), but --color-warning-muted is using --yellow-9. For parity in visual weight, please remap to --yellow-8.
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197-200: Inconsistent warning-muted mapping remains unaddressed.The inconsistency flagged in previous reviews persists:
--color-warning-muteduses--yellow-9while other muted variants use step 8 (e.g.,--color-success-muted: var(--green-8)).For visual consistency, consider mapping to
--yellow-8:- --color-warning-muted: var(--yellow-9); + --color-warning-muted: var(--yellow-8);
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1-3: LGTM!The imports are appropriate and all dependencies are utilized correctly in the implementation.
5-10: LGTM!The type definition is appropriately restrictive, and the constants are well-defined with clear purpose documented.
17-29: LGTM!The function properly validates cookie values and handles edge cases, with safe type assertion after validation.
31-49: LGTM!The theme switching implementation is well-designed with smooth transitions, proper class management, and safe DOM manipulation using optional chaining.
51-53: LGTM!Clean abstraction that encapsulates cookie management for theme persistence with a React-friendly interface.
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7-90: LGTM!The light theme color scales are well-structured with consistent 12-step progressions across all color families, following design system best practices.
92-175: LGTM!The dark theme color scales properly mirror the light theme structure with appropriate adjustments for dark backgrounds and good contrast ratios.
233-242: LGTM!The new numeric multiplier spacing system is more systematic and scalable than the previous descriptive naming, with a sensible 4px base unit.
Also applies to: 270-271
288-291: LGTM!The
.no-motionutility class is well-implemented for disabling animations during theme transitions, with appropriate use of!importantand universal selector.
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Add error handling for SSR and browser compatibility.
The function directly accesses window.matchMedia without checking if it's available, which could cause errors in server-side rendering or older browsers.
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export const getCurrentTheme = (): ThemeName => {
+ if (typeof window === 'undefined' || !window.matchMedia) {
+ return 'light';
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packages/ui/src/ui/button/button.module.css (2)
25-31: Focus outline is removed without a custom focus-visible style — add an accessible focus ringThis block keeps
outline: nonefor:focusbut doesn’t provide an alternative focus indicator. Please add a:focus-visiblestyle to restore keyboard accessibility.Add a custom focus ring:
/* New rule (can be near the existing interaction block) */ .root:focus-visible { outline: 2px solid var(--color-outline-info-intense); outline-offset: 2px; }If you prefer inner rings for round buttons, consider using box-shadow:
.root:focus-visible { outline: none; box-shadow: 0 0 0 3px color-mix(in oklab, var(--color-outline-info-intense) 40%, transparent); }
222-231: Missing Outline Tokens in Variables
The hover/active styles for outline variants reference semantic and “-intense” tokens that aren’t defined in variables.css. Specifically, in
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only the following are defined:--color-outline --color-outline-intense --color-outline-success --color-outline-info --color-outline-warning --color-outline-danger…but you’ll also need these tokens (and their
-intensecounterparts where applicable):
--color-outline-primary--color-outline-primary-intense--color-outline-secondary--color-outline-secondary-intense--color-outline-success-intense--color-outline-info-intense--color-outline-warning-intense--color-outline-danger-intensePlease add definitions for these variables (or confirm they’re intentionally omitted) to keep the outline interaction states consistent.
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packages/ui/src/ui/dialog/dialog.module.css (1)
53-57: Use focus-visible and provide a visible focus indicator for keyboard usersImprove accessibility by styling the keyboard focus state without impacting mouse users. Also avoids removing the UA outline without a replacement.
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-.headerClose:hover, -.headerClose:focus, -.headerClose:active { +.headerClose:hover, +.headerClose:focus-visible, +.headerClose:active { color: var(--color-text-ultra-muted); } + +.headerClose:focus-visible { + outline: 2px solid var(--color-outline-intense); + outline-offset: 2px; +}Follow-up (outside CSS): ensure the close control has an accessible name (e.g.,
aria-label="Close dialog") in the JSX that renders it.packages/ui/src/ui/icon/icon.tsx (1)
9-17: Deduplicate CANCEL/CLOSE glyph mapping
CANCELandCLOSEboth map to'close'. This can confuse consumers and documentation.If
CANCELisn’t intentionally a public alias, remove it:const ICONS = { ARROW: 'arrow', ARROW_RIGHT_CIRCLE: 'arrow-right-circle', - CANCEL: 'close', CHECK: 'check', CHEVRON_DOWN: 'chevron-down', CHEVRON_UP: 'chevron-up', CLIPBOARD: 'clipboard', CLIPBOARD_CHECK: 'clipboard-check', CLOCK: 'clock', CLOSE: 'close', COMMIT: 'commit', /* ... */ } as const;If you want to keep the alias, please add a brief comment to justify it and ensure docs/examples use only one of them.
To ensure removal is safe, search for usage:
#!/usr/bin/env bash rg -nP "Icon\\.ICONS\\.CANCEL|glyph=\\{Icon\\.ICONS\\.CANCEL\\}" --glob '!**/dist/**' --glob '!**/build/**'packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.stories.jsx (2)
15-18: Avoid dangerouslySetInnerHTML for markdown; render via a parser or sanitizeSwitching to a markdown renderer (e.g.,
react-markdown+remark-gfm) removes the XSS surface and silences the linter. If you must keep raw HTML, sanitize or disable the rule for this prototype file.Apply this diff:
-export const Typography = () => ( - <main className={css.main}> - <Container dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: content }} /> - </main> -); +export const Typography = () => ( + <main className={css.main}> + <Container> + <Markdown>{content}</Markdown> + </Container> + </main> +);Add the import (outside the changed lines):
import Markdown from 'react-markdown';Optional: if the markdown uses tables/lists, add
remark-gfm.
66-72: Add a key to the container produced in the COLORS mapThe outer
<div>in theCOLORS.maplacks a key and is flagged by Biome. You already added keys for eachItem; add one for the container as well.Apply this diff:
- {COLORS.map((colorName) => ( - <div style={{ display: 'flex', marginBottom: '24px' }}> + {COLORS.map((colorName) => ( + <div key={colorName} style={{ display: 'flex', marginBottom: '24px' }}> {NAMES.map((valueName) => ( <Item key={`${colorName}-${valueName}`} colorName={colorName} valueName={valueName} /> ))} </div> ))}packages/ui/src/css/variables.css (1)
197-200: Align warning “muted/normal/intense” steps with other semantic scalesOther semantic “muted” variants map to the 8th step (e.g., success-muted → green-8, info-muted → blue-8). Warning-muted currently maps to yellow-9, which is a step higher and visually stronger. Recommend remapping to yellow-8 for parity and predictable weight.
- --color-warning-muted: var(--yellow-9); + --color-warning-muted: var(--yellow-8); --color-warning: var(--yellow-10); --color-warning-intense: var(--yellow-11);
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packages/utils/src/utils/wait.ts (4)
1-6: Nit: compress to a one-liner and drop the redundantreturnEquivalent and a touch cleaner; keeps intent obvious.
Apply this diff:
-export const wait = (timeout = 0): Promise<void> => - new Promise((resolve) => { - setTimeout(() => { - return resolve(); - }, timeout); -}); +export const wait = (timeout = 0): Promise<void> => + new Promise<void>((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, timeout));
1-6: Optional: add AbortSignal support to allow cancellationUseful for UI flows (component unmounts) and long waits; keeps API backward compatible via an optional param.
Apply this diff:
-export const wait = (timeout = 0): Promise<void> => - new Promise((resolve) => { - setTimeout(() => { - return resolve(); - }, timeout); -}); +export const wait = (timeout = 0, options?: { signal?: AbortSignal }): Promise<void> => + new Promise<void>((resolve, reject) => { + const ms = Math.max(0, timeout); + const timer = setTimeout(resolve, ms); + const signal = options?.signal; + if (!signal) return; + const onAbort = () => { + clearTimeout(timer); + reject(new Error('Aborted')); + }; + if (signal.aborted) return onAbort(); + signal.addEventListener('abort', onAbort, { once: true }); + });Note: If you adopt this, consider adding a short JSDoc comment so consumers discover the
signaloption.
1-6: Consider reusingwaitwhere you currently hand-roll timeoutsFor example,
packages/ui/src/ui/copy-to-clipboard/copy-to-clipboard.tsxmanages a 2s timer. You could simplify the flow by awaitingwait(2000)with an abort controller (on unmount) rather than juggling timer IDs. Example usage:// inside the component const controller = new AbortController(); // cleanup: controller.abort() await wait(2000, { signal: controller.signal }); // then flip UI stateThis reduces setTimeout/clearTimeout clutter and centralizes timing behavior.
1-6: Wait function re-export confirmed; optional refactor available
- The
waithelper is correctly re-exported from the public utils entrypoint in
packages/utils/src/utils/index.js:8. No action needed there.- A direct
setTimeout(..., 2000)usage was found in
packages/ui/src/ui/copy-to-clipboard/copy-to-clipboard.tsx:34. Consider replacing that literal timeout withawait wait(2000)(or chaining a.then) for consistency and to centralize timeout logic.packages/ui/src/layout/box/box.module.css (1)
24-29: Prefer focus-visible and add a focus ring for keyboard usersSmall a11y polish: limit the stronger state to keyboard focus and provide a visible focus indicator.
Apply this diff:
-.outlineHover:focus, +.outlineHover:focus-visible, .outlineHover:active, .outlineHover:hover { border-color: var(--color-outline-intense); transition: var(--transition-in); } + +.outlineHover:focus-visible { + outline: 2px solid var(--color-outline-intense); + outline-offset: 2px; +}Note: If
.outlineHovercan be used without.outline, theborder-colorchange will be a no-op. Ensure these classes are composed together where needed.packages/ui/src/ui/icon/icon.tsx (1)
55-57: Default SVG to decorative and migrate to SVG2 hrefMake the icon decorative by default and switch from deprecated
xlinkHreftohref(supported in modern browsers). If an icon conveys meaning, consumers can add anaria-labelto the wrapper element and/or override.Apply this diff:
- <svg className={css.icon}> - <use xlinkHref={`#${glyph}`} /> + <svg className={css.icon} aria-hidden="true" focusable="false" role="img"> + <use href={`#${glyph}`} /> </svg>packages/ui/src/css/variables.css (3)
86-90: Consider advertising color scheme to user agentsYou define background/backdrop/shadow per theme, but don’t advertise color-scheme. Declaring it helps native controls (inputs, scrollbars) pick correct light/dark defaults and reduce per-control overrides.
:root, .light-theme { --color-background-rgba: 255, 255, 255; --color-background: rgba(var(--color-background-rgba), 1); --color-backdrop: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.05); --color-shadow: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25); + color-scheme: light; } .dark-theme { --color-background-rgba: 17, 17, 17; --color-background: rgba(var(--color-background-rgba), 1); --color-backdrop: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.05); --color-shadow: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.6); + color-scheme: dark; }Also applies to: 171-175
213-227: Optional: add “subtle/strong” outline tiers for better hierarchyYou have a single outline and an “intense” variant, which can make intermediate borders hard to standardize. Adding subtle/strong tiers improves consistency across components (e.g., tables vs. focus rings) without hardcoding raw steps in modules.
--color-outline: var(--gray-4); --color-outline-intense: var(--gray-5); + --color-outline-subtle: var(--gray-3); + --color-outline-strong: var(--gray-6);Follow-up (optional): gradually migrate components that need weaker/stronger dividers to these tokens.
290-293: Prefer automatic reduced-motion to complement the .no-motion kill-switchThe .no-motion class is useful, but also honor user OS settings automatically via prefers-reduced-motion. This reduces motion without requiring an explicit class.
.no-motion * { transition: none !important; animation: none !important; } + +@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) { + * { + transition: none !important; + animation: none !important; + scroll-behavior: auto; + } +}packages/ui/src/ui/dropdown/dropdown.module.css (1)
6-6: Good token updates; consider small a11y polish for focus/disabled states
- Token shifts to ultra-muted/muted/primary-intense align with variables.css.
- Optional: add a clear keyboard focus indicator on the menu container and items since .dropdown removes outlines. Also consider a disabled affordance beyond color (cursor/opacity) for better recognition.
.button[disabled] { color: var(--color-text-ultra-muted); + cursor: not-allowed; + opacity: 0.6; } .dropdown:focus { outline: none; } + +/* Improve keyboard focus visibility */ +.dropdown:focus-visible { + outline: 2px solid var(--color-outline-info); + outline-offset: 2px; +} + +.item:focus-visible { + box-shadow: 0 0 0 2px var(--color-outline-info); +}Also applies to: 35-35, 59-59
packages/ui/src/components/bundle-packages/bundle-packages.module.css (1)
1-3: Use the dedicated heading token to maintain contrastBased on the grep output,
variables.cssdefines the following text-color tokens in increasing contrast order:
--color-text-ultra-muted(var(--gray-8))--color-text-muted(var(--gray-9))--color-text(var(--gray-10))--color-text-intense(var(--gray-11))--color-heading(var(--gray-12))Switching
.titletovar(--color-text-muted)risks under-emphasizing section headers and may fail WCAG contrast in dark mode. For primary headings, prefervar(--color-heading)(or at minimumvar(--color-text)). If you truly intend a de-emphasized heading, verify that--color-text-mutedstill meets your contrast requirements at the intended font size across light/dark themes.Proposed update:
.title { - color: var(--color-text-muted); + color: var(--color-heading); }• If you need a secondary heading style,
var(--color-text)is an acceptable middle ground.
• Otherwise, keepvar(--color-text-muted)only after confirming it passes your contrast checks (e.g. via Chrome DevTools Lighthouse or an automated WCAG tool).
• No other files require changes.packages/ui/src/components/delta/delta.module.css (2)
1-5: Root color moved to ultra-muted — confirm readability for small numeralsDelta values often appear compact;
--color-text-ultra-mutedcan be too low-contrast for small text on some backgrounds. Validate in both light/dark themes and on all surfaces whereDeltais used.If readability suffers, prefer
--color-text-muted:.root { - color: var(--color-text-ultra-muted); + color: var(--color-text-muted); font-family: var(--font-family-fixed); white-space: nowrap; }
35-40: Inverted badge background uses text token — consider a dedicated neutral surface
.invertedsetsbackground-color: var(--color-text-ultra-muted). Using a text token as a surface might produce unexpected contrast vs.var(--color-background)when themes change. A neutral “chip/badge” surface token would be more future-proof.Possible direction (if such a token exists or can be introduced):
.inverted { padding: 0 2px; border-radius: var(--radius-xsmall); - background-color: var(--color-text-ultra-muted); + background-color: var(--color-surface-muted); /* or a dedicated badge token */ color: var(--color-background); }packages/ui/src/ui/button/button.module.css (1)
361-366: Disabled state could add pointer semantics (optional)Consider also adding
cursor: not-allowedandpointer-events: nonefor disabled buttons to prevent unintended interactions.Example:
.root[disabled] { filter: grayscale(1); cursor: not-allowed; pointer-events: none; }
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packages/utils/src/utils/wait.ts (1)
1-6: LGTM: simple Promise-based delay utility is correctThe implementation is functionally correct and side-effect free. Default parameter typing is inferred properly by TS.
packages/ui/src/ui/dialog/dialog.module.css (2)
50-50: Token migration to new theme variables looks goodUsing
--color-outline-intenseand--color-text-ultra-mutedaligns with the new palette and is consistent with the PR’s theming direction.Also applies to: 56-56
1-16: Backdrop stacking and hit-testing: verify layeringToday both
.backdropand.dialoguse very high z-indexes, and the overlay is drawn via.backdrop::beforewithposition: absolute. Depending on the DOM structure, the pseudo-element can interfere with pointer events or not cover the viewport if the backdrop container isn't positioned/fixed.Consider this adjustment (outside the changed lines) to make layering explicit and robust:
.backdrop { + position: fixed; + inset: 0; display: flex; align-items: center; justify-content: center; z-index: var(--layer-xxhigh); } .backdrop::before { content: ' '; - position: absolute; + position: absolute; left: 0; top: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; background: var(--color-backdrop); + z-index: 0; } .dialog { + position: relative; + z-index: 1; /* Ensure dialog is above the overlay */ /* ... */ }Please confirm the dialog remains interactive across browsers after this change (particularly pointer events on content near the edges).
packages/ui/src/layout/box/box.module.css (1)
27-27: Token migration LGTM
var(--color-outline-intense)for hover/active/focus states aligns with the new outline intensity scale.packages/ui/src/utils/index.ts (2)
2-2: Re-exporting theme utilities is a good additive changeThis makes theme helpers discoverable via the utils barrel without breaking existing imports.
2-2: ✅ No circular dependency detected in utils barrel exportsAll checks confirm that adding
export * from './theme'inpackages/ui/src/utils/index.tsdoes not introduce a cycle:
packages/ui/src/utils/theme.tsonly imports external modules (react-use,js-cookie,@bundle-stats/utils) and has no imports from./indexor..- There are no relative imports of the utils barrel (
./utilsor../utils) elsewhere inpackages/ui/src.The new barrel export is safe to merge.
packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.stories.jsx (2)
52-55: Color token list update LGTMThe new
COLORS/NAMESarrays reflect the updated token system and keep the story relevant to the theme revamp.
26-34: Verify text contrast on colored backgrounds
Itemusescolor: 'var(--color-background)'on various saturated backgrounds. Depending on theme, contrast might be insufficient. Prefer dedicated “on-color” tokens (e.g.,--color-on-primary) if available, or compute a contrasted text color in the story.Optional tweak for chart swatches to align with the change:
- color: 'var(--color-light)', + color: 'var(--color-background)',packages/ui/src/components/metrics-table/metrics-table.module.css (1)
21-21: Token migration looks correct and consistent with the new palette
- Unchanged rows now use color-text-muted (good parity with other modules).
- Empty state icon uses color-outline-intense, which reads better against neutral backgrounds.
Also applies to: 32-32
packages/ui/src/layout/footer/footer.module.css (1)
17-17: LGTM: updated separator color matches the new “ultra-muted” text tierThis keeps the dot separator visually secondary while still legible in both themes.
packages/ui/src/components/sort-button/sort-button.module.css (1)
6-6: Consistent token migration; hover/focus intensity works wellThe shift to ultra-muted and intense tiers matches the updated system and maintains the intended emphasis on interaction.
Also applies to: 20-20, 38-38
packages/ui/src/components/bundle-packages/bundle-packages.module.css (2)
14-17: Breadcrumb package name color to “muted” looks reasonableUsing
--color-text-mutedfor non-terminal breadcrumb segments reads as intended secondary text. Keep as-is unless visual QA shows the trail looks too subdued on dark surfaces.If QA flags legibility issues, consider inheriting from the parent to keep hierarchy-driven emphasis:
.packageName { display: inline-block; - color: var(--color-text-muted); + color: inherit; }
23-28: Separator tone updated to ultra-muted — good hierarchyThe slash separator using
--color-text-ultra-mutedcleanly de-emphasizes separators relative to labels. Looks consistent with the new token scheme.packages/ui/src/ui/button/button.module.css (4)
16-19: Base text color to “muted” — good, matches new hierarchyNeutral buttons starting “muted” and elevating on interaction feels right in both themes.
49-53: Hover/active/focus colors to “-intense” variants — consistent with the palette rampThe interaction states now consistently step up the intensity across all kinds (primary/secondary/etc.). Good token hygiene.
Also applies to: 59-63, 69-73, 79-83, 89-93, 99-103
120-178: Solid variant hovers to “-intense” — consistent and predictableAll solid kinds now ramp to their
-intensecounterpart on interaction. Looks correct and consistent.
108-117: Neutral solid background uses text tokens — please verify available surface token namesI looked across the codebase for
--color-surfaceand--color-surface-mutedand didn’t find definitions. Before swapping in surface tokens, please confirm the actual neutral/surface CSS variable names in your design system. If those tokens don’t exist yet, you may need to:
- Define appropriately named neutral surface variables (e.g.
--color-surface-muted) in your theme.- Or update the suggestion to use the correct existing neutral token names.
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- packages/ui/src/ui/button/button.module.css (lines 108–117)
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Severity colors migrated to danger/success info tokens — consistent and clearer
Mapping NEGATIVE/LOW_NEGATIVE to danger-* and POSITIVE/LOW_POSITIVE to success-* (and inverted backgrounds accordingly) aligns with the new semantic palette. This should simplify theme tuning.
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In packages/ui/src/components/delta/delta.module.css around lines 11 to 33, the
CSS module lacks a .NO_CHANGE class while the code/stories use
deltaType="NO_CHANGE"; update the file to add a .NO_CHANGE rule matching the
intended styling (e.g., color: var(--color-info)) and, if preserving the
existing .CHANGE selector is required for backward compatibility, add .CHANGE as
an alias that composes or references .NO_CHANGE so both class names apply the
same styles.
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packages/ui/src/components/delta/delta.module.css (1)
7-9: Unresolved: Missing.NO_CHANGECSS class (flagged in previous review).The past review identified that
delta.jsxordelta.stories.jsxusesdeltaType="NO_CHANGE", but the CSS module only defines.CHANGE(line 7). The.NO_CHANGEclass remains undefined, which means the component will fail to apply styling for the "no change" state.Apply this fix to add the missing
.NO_CHANGEclass:+ .NO_CHANGE { + color: var(--color-info); + } + .CHANGE { color: var(--color-info); }Alternatively, if backward compatibility with
.CHANGEis needed, use CSS composition:+ .NO_CHANGE { + color: var(--color-info); + } + .CHANGE { - color: var(--color-info); + composes: NO_CHANGE; }packages/ui/src/app/header/header.module.css (1)
9-10: Empty placeholder class is intentional.The
.toolsButtonclass serves as a styling hook for the theme toggle and GitHub button group introduced in the header refactor. While currently empty, it provides a clean extension point for future styling without requiring structural changes.packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.stories.jsx (1)
67-67: Add missing key prop to mapped div element.The div element at line 67 is rendered within a map iteration but lacks a key prop, which React requires for efficient reconciliation.
Apply this diff to add the key:
{COLORS.map((colorName) => ( - <div style={{ display: 'flex', marginBottom: '24px' }}> + <div key={colorName} style={{ display: 'flex', marginBottom: '24px' }}> {NAMES.map((valueName) => ( <Item key={`${colorName}-${valueName}`} colorName={colorName} valueName={valueName} /> ))} </div> ))}packages/ui/src/app/header/header.tsx (1)
26-44: Add accessible labels to theme toggle buttons.The theme toggle buttons contain only icon glyphs with no text or aria-label, making them inaccessible to screen readers.
Apply this diff to add appropriate labels:
{theme.name === 'dark' ? ( <Button size="small" outline onClick={() => theme.update('light')} className={css.toolsButton} + aria-label="Switch to light theme" > <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.MOON} /> </Button> ) : ( <Button size="small" outline onClick={() => theme.update('dark')} className={css.toolsButton} + aria-label="Switch to dark theme" > <Icon glyph={Icon.ICONS.SUN} /> </Button> )}packages/ui/src/ui/icon/icon.tsx (1)
6-18: Deduplicate CANCEL vs CLOSE mappingCANCEL and CLOSE both map to 'close'. Pick one to avoid API ambiguity or deprecate CANCEL.
Example (breaking change):
const ICONS = { ARROW: 'arrow', ARROW_RIGHT_CIRCLE: 'arrow-right-circle', - CANCEL: 'close', CHECK: 'check', CHEVRON_DOWN: 'chevron-down', CHEVRON_UP: 'chevron-up', CLIPBOARD: 'clipboard', CLIPBOARD_CHECK: 'clipboard-check', CLOCK: 'clock', CLOSE: 'close', COMMIT: 'commit',If you need an alias, document that CANCEL is deprecated and will be removed in the next major.
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packages/ui/src/context/theme.tsx (1)
26-37: Avoid redundant theme switching calls.When
updateThemeis called,switchThemeis invoked twice: once directly inupdateTheme(line 29) and again via the effect (line 36). This is inefficient and could cause visual glitches.Consider removing the direct
switchThemecall fromupdateThemeand relying solely on the effect:const updateTheme = useCallback( (nextTheme: ThemeName) => { setTheme(nextTheme); setCookieValue(nextTheme); - switchTheme(nextTheme); }, [setTheme, setCookieValue], );This ensures theme switching happens only once per update, triggered by the effect when the state changes.
packages/ui/src/assets/icons.svg.jsx (1)
12-12: Heads‑up: classes on don’t style the renderedClasses applied to aren’t propagated to the consuming element; they’re mostly metadata. If styling by “library” (feather/lucide) is intended at render time, add classes/attributes on the rendered / or target by href/id selectors instead, e.g.
svg use[href="#chevron-down"] { … }.Do you actually rely on these classes in CSS? If yes, point me to the selectors and I’ll propose the safest approach.
Also applies to: 24-24, 50-50, 63-63, 104-104, 117-117, 132-132, 167-167, 181-181, 202-202, 229-229, 322-322
packages/ui/src/ui/icon/icon.tsx (1)
56-56: Consider future migration from xlinkHref to hrefxlinkHref is legacy; modern SVG favors href. When browser support and React types in your target matrix allow, switch to
href={#${glyph}}(optionally keep xlinkHref for back-compat).Do you support older Safari versions? If yes, keeping xlinkHref is fine for now.
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packages/ui/src/components/asset-name/asset-name.module.css (1)
8-10: Color variable rename verified and correctly defined.The change from
var(--color-warning-dark)tovar(--color-warning-intense)is properly connected to the centralized theme system. The new variable is defined inpackages/ui/css/variables.cssand references--yellow-11from the new 12-step color scale, confirming alignment with the PR's color variable refactor.packages/ui/src/layout/box/box.module.css (1)
27-27: CSS variable--color-outline-intenseproperly defined and consistently applied.Verification confirms the new CSS variable is defined in
packages/ui/src/css/variables.css(mapped tovar(--gray-5)) and used consistently across 9 instances in the codebase. The old variable--color-outline-darkhas been completely removed with zero remaining references. The migration is complete and correct.packages/ui/src/components/sort-button/sort-button.module.css (2)
35-40: Interactive state contrast is well-designed.The transition from
--color-text-ultra-muted(line 20, default state) to--color-text-intense(line 38, interactive state) provides clear visual feedback on hover/active/focus states. This follows good UX patterns for interactive components.
6-6: New CSS variables are properly defined in the theme tokens.The verification confirms that both
--color-text-ultra-muted(line 179) and--color-text-intense(line 182) are properly defined inpackages/ui/src/css/variables.css, mapped tovar(--gray-8)andvar(--gray-11)respectively. The color token changes are consistent with the theme system and correctly integrated.packages/ui/src/components/delta/delta.module.css (1)
2-2: Semantic color token migration verified and approved.All new CSS color tokens referenced in the delta component (
color-danger-intense,color-danger-muted,color-success-intense,color-success-muted,color-info,color-info-muted,color-text-ultra-muted,color-background) are correctly defined in the centralized theme system. The color palette migration is complete and consistent across the codebase.packages/ui/src/components/asset-meta-tag/asset-meta-tag.module.css (1)
25-25: CSS custom properties verified and properly defined.All three new CSS variables are defined in
packages/ui/src/css/variables.cssand follow the established semantic naming convention (muted/intense variants):
--color-info-muted: var(--blue-8)(line 193)--color-info-intense: var(--blue-12)(line 195)--color-danger-muted: var(--red-8)(line 201)The changes are straightforward token substitutions using existing, tested color scales. No issues identified.
packages/ui/src/components/package-info/package-info.module.css (1)
11-12: Token replacement aligns with theme refactor.Color token updated to use the new theme-aware naming convention (
--color-text-ultra-mutedinstead of--color-text-ultra-light). This follows the consistent pattern across the PR for semantic color naming.Ensure the new CSS variable
--color-text-ultra-mutedis properly defined in the centralized variables file and produces the expected contrast in both light and dark modes.packages/ui/src/components/bundle-modules/bundle-modules.module.css (1)
1-2: Token replacement aligns with theme refactor.Color token updated to use the new semantic naming convention (
--color-text-mutedinstead of--color-text-light). Consistent with the PR's theming approach.packages/ui/src/ui/tooltip/tooltip.module.css (1)
17-17: Token replacement logically consistent.Both occurrences of
var(--color-text)replaced withvar(--color-text-intense)for the tooltip background and arrow. This makes semantic sense—using an intense variant for tooltip backgrounds provides better visual hierarchy and likely improved contrast against the text color (--color-background).Also applies to: 28-28
packages/ui/src/ui/tabs/tabs.module.css (1)
13-13: Token replacement maintains visual hierarchy.Tab item color updated to
--color-text-ultra-muted, with active state remaining on--color-primary(line 33). This maintains clear visual distinction between inactive and active tabs across both light and dark modes.packages/ui/src/ui/copy-to-clipboard/copy-to-clipboard.module.css (1)
4-4: Token replacement with !important flag correctly preserved.Color updated to
--color-text-ultra-mutedwhile maintaining the!importantflag needed to override tooltip styles. This ensures the text color remains correctly constrained regardless of parent styles.packages/ui/src/ui/empty-set/empty-set.module.css (1)
2-2: Token replacement appropriate for empty state.Color updated to
--color-text-mutedfor the empty set message, which appropriately signals a secondary/disabled visual state.packages/ui/src/components/metrics-table/metrics-table.module.css (1)
19-21: Token replacements maintain semantic meaning.Two consistent updates:
- Unchanged table rows now use
--color-text-muted(line 21), appropriately de-emphasizing rows with no changes.- Empty icon color updated to
--color-outline-intense(line 32), providing better visual weight for the empty state indicator.Both align with the theming system's semantic naming conventions.
Also applies to: 31-32
packages/ui/src/components/insight-icon/insight-icon.module.css (1)
9-10: Semantic token naming improves maintainability.Color tokens updated to use semantic naming rather than hard-coded color variants:
- Error state:
--color-highlight-danger(was--color-red-50)- Warning state: background
--color-highlight-warning(was--color-yellow-100), text--color-warning(was--color-yellow-900)This aligns with best practices of naming colors by their function rather than their color value, making the system more flexible and maintainable across theme modes.
Also applies to: 14-17
packages/ui/src/components/run-info/run-info.module.css (1)
2-2: Color token updates align with theme system.The migration from
ultra-lighttoultra-mutedandlighttomutedtokens is consistent with the broader theme refactor and will support proper theming.Also applies to: 43-43, 47-47
packages/ui/src/components/module-info/module-info.module.css (1)
16-16: LGTM! Interactive state tokens updated consistently.The transition from
-darkto-intensefor hover states and-lightto-mutedfor the default state follows the theme system's naming convention.Also applies to: 26-26, 30-30
packages/ui/src/ui/textarea/textarea.module.css (2)
4-4: Placeholder and text color tokens updated consistently.All vendor-specific placeholder selectors and text color states have been migrated to the new token system.
Also applies to: 13-13, 17-17, 21-21, 25-25
29-29: Interactive states use appropriate intensity tokens.Focus state correctly uses
color-outline-intensefor emphasis, while readonly state uses the muted variant.Also applies to: 35-35
packages/ui/src/components/bundle-packages/bundle-packages.module.css (1)
2-2: LGTM! Token migration applied consistently.Title, package name, and separator elements all use appropriate muted variants for the theme system.
Also applies to: 16-16, 27-27
packages/ui/src/ui/button/button.module.css (3)
16-16: Button base and kind variants updated consistently.The root and all semantic kind variants (primary, secondary, danger, warning, info, success) now use muted tokens for base states and intense tokens for interactive states.
Also applies to: 29-29, 52-52, 62-62, 72-72, 82-82, 92-92, 102-102
109-109: Solid button backgrounds migrated correctly.Background colors for solid buttons now use muted base tokens and intense interactive tokens across all variants.
Also applies to: 116-116, 127-127, 137-137, 147-147, 157-157, 167-167, 177-177
230-230: Outline button borders updated to theme tokens.Border colors for outline buttons consistently use intense variants on hover/active/focus states across all semantic kinds.
Also applies to: 240-240, 250-250, 260-260, 270-270, 280-280, 290-290
packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.module.css (1)
11-11: Semantic token usage for maximum contrast.Using
--color-backgroundinstead of a tonal variant is appropriate for the header title, ensuring it stands out with maximum contrast against its background.packages/ui/build/storybook/main.js (1)
10-13: Storybook theme addon integration complete.Adding
@storybook/addon-themesenables theme switching in Storybook stories, supporting the dark mode implementation. The existing compiler addon is preserved correctly.packages/ui/src/components/metrics-display-selector/metrics-display-selector.module.css (1)
7-7: LGTM! CSS variable migration looks clean.The updates consistently migrate to the new theme-aware CSS variables, preserving the semantic meaning while aligning with the broader theme system.
Also applies to: 20-20, 23-24, 36-36
packages/ui/src/app/header/header.tsx (1)
45-57: LGTM! GitHub button has proper accessibility attributes.The button correctly uses
as="a"for semantic HTML, includes appropriatetarget,rel, and bothtitleandaria-labelfor accessibility.packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.stories.jsx (1)
28-28: LGTM! Color scheme updates align with the new theme system.The migration from
--color-lightto--color-backgroundand the expanded color palette (COLORS and NAMES arrays) are consistent with the broader theme refactoring.Also applies to: 52-54, 59-62
packages/ui/src/ui/icon/icon.tsx (1)
26-32: New glyphs correctly wired — verify sprite mounting in your production appThe new icon mappings (MONITOR, MOON, SUN) are properly defined in the icon sprite and correctly mapped in the ICONS constant. All three glyph symbols are present in
packages/ui/src/assets/icons.svg.jsx(lines 242, 255, 285).Sprite mounting is confirmed in Storybook (
packages/ui/build/storybook/preview.tsx), but no main application root was found to verify production mounting. Ensure your app renders<SvgIcons />at the root so<use xlinkHref>references resolve correctly in production.
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New glyphs added (monitor, moon, sun) — looks good
IDs, viewBox, and stroke settings are consistent with the existing set. Approved. Also ensure any non-JSX sprite (e.g., packages/ui/src/assets/icons.svg) is updated/generated too so both paths stay in sync.
Run to verify both sprite variants contain the new symbols:
Also applies to: 248-259, 278-290
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Icons.svg file out of sync—must be updated with new symbols
Verification confirms the new symbols (monitor, moon, sun) are present in packages/ui/src/assets/icons.svg.jsx but missing from packages/ui/src/assets/icons.svg. The review comment's concern was valid. The non-JSX SVG sprite must be updated/regenerated to include these new symbol definitions to maintain sync between both files.
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In packages/ui/src/assets/icons.svg.jsx around lines 235 to 247 the symbol
definitions for "monitor" (and additional new symbols "moon" and "sun") were
added to the JSX sprite but the non-JSX file packages/ui/src/assets/icons.svg is
out of sync; update/regenerate packages/ui/src/assets/icons.svg to include the
same <symbol> entries (monitor, moon, sun) with identical attributes and
path/rect content as in the JSX version, or run the project's SVG sprite
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Critical: Theme state is never updated after initialization.
The updateTheme callback updates the cookie and switches the theme via DOM manipulation, but never calls setTheme to update the React state. This means:
- The component won't re-render when the theme changes
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Additionally, setTheme is in the dependency array but never called in the function body.
Apply this diff to fix the state synchronization:
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In packages/ui/src/context/theme.tsx around lines 26 to 32, the updateTheme
callback updates the cookie and switches the DOM theme but never calls setTheme
so React state and context aren't updated; modify updateTheme to call
setTheme(nextTheme) (in addition to setCookieValue and switchTheme) so the React
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packages/ui/src/components/metrics-display-selector/metrics-display-selector.module.css (1)
16-25: Replacevar(--space)with a named spacing variable to match the codebase pattern.The codebase defines spacing variables as
--space-xxxsmallthrough--space-xxxlarge, but lines 23–24 usevar(--space), which is undefined. This will break styling. Replace it with an appropriate named variable, likely--space-xsmall(12px) based on the visual context.The color distinction at line 20 (
--color-outlinefor the divider) and line 36 (--color-outline-intensefor the hover state) is intentional and consistent across the codebase—this pattern is correct and requires no changes.
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packages/ui/src/components/delta/delta.module.css (1)
1-8: Add a.NO_CHANGEclass (or alias) to keep delta states consistentThe color token updates look good, but the CSS module still only defines
.CHANGE; there is no.NO_CHANGEselector. If React code or stories still usedeltaType="NO_CHANGE"and expectcss.NO_CHANGE, that state won’t get the intended styling.Consider adding a dedicated rule (or aliasing) so both names are covered:
+.NO_CHANGE { + color: var(--color-info); +} + .CHANGE { color: var(--color-info); }Alternatively, rename the selector to
.NO_CHANGEif the enum and usages have been updated to match.packages/ui/src/css/variables.css (1)
1-175: Color scales and functional tokens look solid; re-check--color-warning-mutedstepThe light/dark 12-step scales and the functional tokens (
color-text-*,color-*-muted/intense, highlights, outlines, etc.) are well-structured and should make the new theme system easier to reason about.One small consistency nit:
--color-warning-mutedis mapped tovar(--yellow-9), while the other*-mutedvariants (success/info/danger) use step 8 of their respective scales. If that’s not a deliberate design choice to keep warnings more prominent, consider aligning it tovar(--yellow-8)for semantic parity:- --color-warning-muted: var(--yellow-9); + --color-warning-muted: var(--yellow-8);If the current intensity is intentional per your visual spec, it’s fine to keep as-is.
Also applies to: 177-227, 290-293
packages/ui/src/app/header/header.module.css (1)
9-10: Empty.toolsButtonblock still violates linter; add styles or remove it
.toolsButtonis empty, which keeps triggering thenoEmptyBlocklint error. Either drop the selector (if unused) or add minimal layout/interaction styles.Example fix:
-.toolsButton { -} +.toolsButton { + display: flex; + align-items: center; + padding: var(--space-xxsmall); + border-radius: var(--radius-small); + cursor: pointer; + transition: opacity var(--transition-duration-out) ease-out; +}Adjust the exact values to match the header design, but avoid leaving the block empty so linting passes.
packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.stories.jsx (2)
28-28: Verify the semantic correctness of using--color-backgroundfor text color.Similar to the change in
typography.module.css, using--color-backgroundas a text color appears semantically inverted. Please confirm this variable naming convention is intentional in the new theming system.
67-67: Add missing key prop to outer div in map iteration.The outer
<div>element in theCOLORS.map()iteration is missing a requiredkeyprop. React needs unique keys to efficiently track and update list items.Apply this fix:
- {COLORS.map((colorName) => ( - <div style={{ display: 'flex', marginBottom: '24px' }}> + {COLORS.map((colorName) => ( + <div key={colorName} style={{ display: 'flex', marginBottom: '24px' }}> {NAMES.map((valueName) => (
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packages/utils/src/utils/index.js (1)
8-8: Barrel export forwaitmatches existing patternThis looks consistent with the rest of the utils barrel;
export *is the right choice as long aswait.tsexportswaitas a named export (e.g.export const wait = ...), not only a default.Please double‑check that
wait.tsexposes a namedwaitexport so it’s actually re‑exported by this index.packages/ui/src/app/app.module.css (1)
25-28: Tabs container background token aligns with themingSwitching
.tabsContainertobackground: var(--color-background);keeps it consistent with the header and makes the tabs strip theme-aware without introducing layout/regression risk.packages/ui/src/utils/index.ts (1)
1-4: Exposingthemeutilities via the utils barrel is fineThe additional
export * from './theme';is a safe, additive change and keeps the public utils surface coherent.packages/ui/src/components/asset-info/asset-info.module.css (1)
11-21: Asset name tag backgrounds correctly migrated to new info tokensUsing
var(--color-info-intense)for entries andvar(--color-info-muted)for chunks aligns these badges with the new semantic info scale without changing structure or behavior.packages/ui/src/components/entry-info/entry-info.module.css (1)
1-11: Entry panel layering and text tokens updated consistentlyLowering
.roottocalc(var(--layer-high) - 1)and migrating header/meta/link colors to the*-muted/*-intensetokens is consistent with the new layering and typography system and shouldn’t affect layout semantics.Also applies to: 35-46, 87-97, 125-130
packages/ui/src/css/default.css (1)
60-65: Color token update aligns with theming pattern.The change from
var(--color-primary-dark)tovar(--color-primary-intense)for interactive anchor states is semantically appropriate for the new theme system's intensity-based naming convention.packages/ui/src/ui/hover-card/hover-card.module.css (1)
19-29: Surface background token improves semantic clarity.Renaming from
var(--color-light)tovar(--color-background)better reflects that this CSS class styles a surface/container element and will support dynamic theme switching.packages/ui/src/components/asset-name/asset-name.module.css (1)
8-10: Warning icon uses intense color for visual prominence.The change from
var(--color-warning-dark)tovar(--color-warning-intense)appropriately emphasizes the warning icon as a prominent visual indicator of non-predictive content.packages/ui/src/ui/tabs/tabs.module.css (1)
6-17: Inactive tab text uses muted variant for visual hierarchy.The change from
var(--color-text-ultra-light)tovar(--color-text-ultra-muted)appropriately de-emphasizes inactive tabs while maintaining clear visual distinction with active tabs that usevar(--color-primary).packages/ui/src/components/sort-button/sort-button.module.css (1)
1-83: Color tokens consistently implement inactive/active state distinction.The updates uniformly apply the new theming convention:
var(--color-text-ultra-light)→var(--color-text-ultra-muted)for inactive elements andvar(--color-text-dark)→var(--color-text-intense)for interactive states. This maintains proper visual hierarchy and will adapt dynamically to theme changes.packages/ui/src/components/asset-meta-tag/asset-meta-tag.module.css (1)
23-55: Metadata tags use semantic color variants for visual hierarchy.The updates appropriately distinguish tag categories:
.entryusesvar(--color-info-intense)for primary emphasis,.chunkusesvar(--color-info-muted)for secondary emphasis, and status indicators use muted color variants to maintain readable 50/50 gradient splits. This hierarchy will scale well with theme switching.packages/ui/src/components/insight-icon/insight-icon.module.css (1)
9-18: Insight icons now use centralized semantic highlight tokens.The migration from low-level colors (
--color-red-50,--color-yellow-100) to semantic highlight variants (--color-highlight-danger,--color-highlight-warning) improves consistency with the new token system. The warning text color update tovar(--color-warning)provides better semantic alignment with the highlight background.packages/ui/src/context/index.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM! Clean barrel export for theme context.The barrel export pattern is appropriate for exposing the theme context module publicly.
packages/ui/src/app/app.jsx (2)
8-8: LGTM! ThemeProvider import added.The import is correctly placed and aligns with the new theme system infrastructure.
209-217: LGTM! ThemeProvider correctly integrated at the root level.The ThemeProvider wraps the entire application tree, which is the appropriate placement for global theme context. The nesting order (ThemeProvider → HashRouter → ScrollToTop → QueryStateProvider → AppComponent) is correct.
packages/ui/src/assets/icons.svg.jsx (2)
12-12: LGTM! className attributes added for styling consistency.The addition of Feather/Lucide className attributes to existing symbols provides useful styling hooks and maintains consistency with the icon library conventions.
Also applies to: 24-24, 50-50, 63-63, 104-104, 117-117, 132-132, 167-167, 181-181, 202-202, 229-229, 322-322
235-247: LGTM! New theme-related icon symbols added correctly.The new symbols (monitor, moon, sun) follow the established pattern with consistent viewBox, stroke attributes, and structure. These icons support the theme switching functionality introduced in this PR.
Note: A previous review comment already identified that the non-JSX
packages/ui/src/assets/icons.svgfile needs to be updated with these new symbols to maintain sync between both sprite files.Also applies to: 248-259, 278-290
packages/ui/src/ui/icon/icon.tsx (2)
10-10: LGTM! New icon constants added for theme functionality.The new icon entries (CHECK, MONITOR, MOON, SUN) align with the newly added SVG symbols in
icons.svg.jsxand support the theme switching UI. The IconGlyph type is automatically updated via thekeyof typeofpattern.Also applies to: 26-27, 30-30
15-17: LGTM! Icon constants reordered alphabetically.The reordering improves maintainability without affecting functionality.
Also applies to: 24-24, 31-32
packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.stories.jsx (2)
15-17: LGTM! Standard Storybook pattern for rendering markdown content.Using
dangerouslySetInnerHTMLwith imported markdown content is a common and acceptable pattern in Storybook stories, as the content source is static and trusted.
52-54: LGTM! Color scheme expanded for comprehensive theme coverage.The expanded COLORS array and restructured text color variants provide better coverage for the new theme system. The key props on mapped Items are correctly implemented.
Also applies to: 58-62, 69-69, 79-79
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Verify spacing token definition for .dropdownGroupButton padding.
Line 7 switches from var(--space-xxsmall) to var(--space-2x), shifting from a semantic name to a multiplier-based scale. A past review flagged spacing scale inconsistencies in this PR. Confirm that var(--space-2x) is properly defined in the centralized variables and aligns with the project's spacing system.
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Fix undefined CSS variables that will break dropdown styling.
Verification confirms that var(--space-2x) (line 7) and var(--space) (lines 19–20) are not defined in the project's spacing scale. The codebase uses semantic token naming (--space-xxxsmall through --space-xxxlarge), not multiplier-based naming. The original reference to var(--space-xxsmall) was valid; the change to var(--space-2x) introduces a broken variable that will prevent CSS rules from applying.
Replace with valid spacing tokens from the defined scale, or add these tokens to packages/ui/src/css/variables.css if they are intentionally part of a new naming convention.
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packages/ui/src/components/metrics-display-selector/metrics-display-selector.module.css
around lines 6–8 (and related uses at lines 19–20), the CSS uses undefined
variables like --space-2x and --space which break dropdown styling; replace
those with valid semantic spacing tokens from the project (e.g., the previously
valid --space-xxsmall or another appropriate --space-xxxsmall/--space-small
token used in your spacing scale) for the .dropdownGroupButton padding and any
other occurrences, or alternatively add the new --space-2x/--space variables to
packages/ui/src/css/variables.css if you intentionally introduced a new naming
scheme—ensure all occurrences are updated consistently.
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| background-image: linear-gradient(var(--color-background-rgba), 0.1); | ||
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Fix invalid linear-gradient syntax for NO_CHANGE tile groups
background-image: linear-gradient(var(--color-background-rgba), 0.1); is not valid CSS: var(--color-background-rgba) expands to R, G, B (not a color), and 0.1 alone isn’t a color stop. Browsers will ignore the gradient, leaving only the flat background color.
You can express the intended “subtle overlay” using rgba with the channel tuple:
-.nested .tileGroup--POSITIVE > .tileGroup--NO_CHANGE,
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- background-color: var(--color-background);
- background-image: linear-gradient(var(--color-background-rgba), 0.1);
-}
+.nested .tileGroup--POSITIVE > .tileGroup--NO_CHANGE,
+.nested .tileGroup--NEGATIVE > .tileGroup--NO_CHANGE {
+ background-color: var(--color-background);
+ background-image: linear-gradient(
+ rgba(var(--color-background-rgba), 0.1),
+ rgba(var(--color-background-rgba), 0)
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- background-color: var(--color-background);
- background-image: linear-gradient(var(--color-background-rgba), 0.1);
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+.nested .tileGroup--POSITIVE > .tileGroup--NO_CHANGE:has(> .tileGroupTitle:hover),
+...,
+.nested .tileGroup--NEGATIVE > .tileGroup--NEGATIVE > .tileGroup--NO_CHANGE:has(> .tile:hover) {
+ background-color: var(--color-background);
+ background-image: linear-gradient(
+ rgba(var(--color-background-rgba), 0.1),
+ rgba(var(--color-background-rgba), 0)
+ );
+}(Expand the ... block to match all four selectors exactly.)
Optional: outline: 1px solid rgba(var(--color-background-rgba), 1); on .tile matches the background color in each theme, so tile borders may become hard to see, especially in dark mode. If you want clearer separation, consider a slightly lighter/darker outline token instead.
Also applies to: 223-223, 246-281, 315-323
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In packages/ui/src/components/metrics-treemap/metrics-treemap.module.css around
lines 119-132 (also apply same fix at lines 223, 246-281, 315-323), the
linear-gradient usage is invalid because var(--color-background-rgba) expands to
an RGB tuple and "0.1" is not a color stop; replace gradient arguments with a
proper rgba() color stop using the tuple, e.g. use
rgba(var(--color-background-rgba), 0.1) (or rgba(var(--color-background-rgba),
1) for solid), update every selector block (including the four nested selectors
shown) to use background-image:
linear-gradient(rgba(var(--color-background-rgba), 0.1),
rgba(var(--color-background-rgba), 0.1)); keep the fallback background-color:
var(--color-background); and optionally replace or add outline on .tile with
outline: 1px solid rgba(var(--color-background-rgba), 1) or a slightly adjusted
token for better contrast in dark mode.
| font-size: var(--size-xlarge); | ||
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| color: var(--color-light); | ||
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Verify the semantic correctness of using --color-background for text color.
Using --color-background as the text color property seems semantically inverted. Typically, background colors are used for backgrounds and text colors for text. Please confirm this is intentional and that the variable naming convention has been updated to use --color-background for contrasting text in this theming system.
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Replace --color-background with a proper text color variable.
Using --color-background for text color is semantically incorrect. Standard practice uses dedicated variables like --color-text for foreground colors, which change appropriately across light and dark themes. The current approach makes text invisible: white text in light mode and dark text in dark mode, both against same-colored backgrounds.
Either:
- Use an existing text color variable (e.g.,
--color-text,--color-foreground), or - Create a proper semantic variable for contrasting text on backgrounds
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In packages/ui/src/prototypes/typography.module.css around line 11, the rule
sets color to --color-background which is a background token and causes poor
contrast; replace it with the proper semantic foreground variable (for example
--color-text or --color-foreground) or define a new semantic variable like
--color-on-background and use that here so text uses the dedicated text color
that adapts correctly across light/dark themes.
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