Every component that used to depend on it has been rewritten on small
local primitives (previous commits). reka-ui is no longer a
peerDependency of @nychthemeron/library, so consumers no longer need
to install it.
Two independent fixes:
1. Alert titles used text-<severity> directly on a bg-<severity>/15 tinted
background. For danger (a very dark base hue) this reads as near-invisible
text-on-tinted-background. The original PrimeVue-era Message design kept
body/title text neutral and only accented the icon/left-border with the
severity color -- restore that: alert text stays text-foreground, severity
shows via a border-l-4 accent stripe instead of tinted text.
2. Root-caused why none of the last several fixes were showing up without a
full `bun run build`: @nychthemeron/library's package.json exports its "."
entry as ./dist/index.js unconditionally, and every story imports from the
bare package specifier. So Storybook's dev server was always resolving to
whatever the dist bundle looked like at last build time, never live
source -- editing packages/library/src and restarting `bun run dev` (even
with caches cleared) never picked up changes. Vite auto-injects a
"development" resolution condition during `vite dev`/serve (and
"production" during build), which is the standard fix for exactly this
monorepo dev-vs-published split: added a "development" condition to the
"." export pointing at src/index.ts, matching the pattern the "./components"
sub-export already used. Also added the matching "@" alias to
packages/playground/vite.config.ts, since resolving straight to library
source pulls in its "@/lib/utils"-style internal imports, which playground's
own Vite instance didn't previously know how to resolve.
Verified both paths: dev server now reflects source edits without a
library rebuild, and `bun run build` still produces a correct dist bundle
with the same fix baked in.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cinzel/IBM Plex Sans/IBM Plex Mono were loaded via a Google Fonts CDN
@import, unchanged from the original PrimeVue-era CSS. Any environment
without outbound network access (or that can't reach fonts.googleapis.com)
silently fell back to a generic system sans-serif, which is what surfaced
as "text still off" after the border/heading-font fixes. Switch to
@fontsource's self-hosted packages so the font files ship as real build
assets (26 woff2 files bundled) instead of a runtime network dependency.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Delete packages/library/src/engine/ and engine.spec.ts; LoadingIcon is
now exported directly instead of routed through a generic theming engine.
- Remove primevue from every package.json (root devDependencies, library
peerDependencies, playground dependencies) and from vite.config.ts's
externalized/global Rollup config; add reka-ui as the library's peer dep.
- Delete the hand-written nychthemeron.css/theme.css, now fully superseded
by the Tailwind entry CSS; both library exports (./style, ./theme) point
at it.
- Drop the PrimeVue plugin install from Storybook's preview.ts.
- Add a `@source "../../";` directive to tailwind.css: Tailwind's automatic
content detection is scoped to whichever Vite project runs it, so when
the playground consumes this CSS file it never scanned the sibling
packages/library/src tree for class usage -- every component rendered
with zero utility classes applied until this was added (verified via the
compiled Storybook CSS output going from ~2KB/no .bg-primary rule to
~40KB with the full utility set, and the pre-fix screenshot that
surfaced it: buttons and other components with a real background color
showing as bare, near-invisible text on white).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
