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Matches Shipwright Pro's Badge atom (Figma node 2013:5696). Renders as
either a colored dot (no content) or a text badge (with content block).
New tokens in engine.css (Utility namespace):
- --color-utility-neutral-default: #292c39
- --color-utility-information-default: #206ac7
- --color-utility-positive-default: #48a356
- --color-utility-warning-default: #c09c17
- --color-border-inverse: #fdfdfd (for the white badge border)
BaseComponent MERGER config updated to recognize the new color tokens
so consumer class overrides resolve conflicts correctly.
API:
<%= render Shipwright::BadgeComponent.new(sentiment: :positive, size: :md) %>
<%= render(Shipwright::BadgeComponent.new(sentiment: :informative)) { "20" } %>
Params:
- sentiment: :neutral (default), :informative, :positive, :negative, :warning
- size: :sm (8px dot), :md (12px dot), :lg (20px dot) — default :md
- class: consumer override
When a content block is present, the badge grows to fit the text with
min-width matching height (keeps single-char badges circular) and adds
inverse text color. Text badges work at all sizes; Figma only shows
:lg but the scaling down is consistent.
15 new tests pass. Total: 40 tests, 81 assertions.
Lookbook previews: neutral_dot, all_sentiments, all_sizes, text_badges,
count_notifications (showing single/double-digit/overflow cases).
New Shipwright::IconComponent renders inline SVG icons from a manifest of Feather Icons (https://feathericons.com, MIT licensed). Matches Shipwright Pro's Figma icon set (node 2:163). Starter manifest includes 21 commonly-needed icons: info, alert-circle, alert-triangle, check, check-circle, x, x-circle, chevron-{up,down,left,right}, plus, minus, search, menu, external-link, settings, arrow-{left,right}, help-circle, trash. Icons live in app/components/shipwright/icons.rb as a frozen constant hash of name => inner-SVG fragment. Adding a new icon = paste Feather's inner markup into the hash. API: <%= render Shipwright::IconComponent.new(name: :info) %> <%= render Shipwright::IconComponent.new(name: :check, size: :lg, class: "text-utility-negative-default") %> <%= render Shipwright::IconComponent.new(name: :info, "aria-label": "More info") %> Props: - name: required symbol/string matching a key in ICONS - size: :sm (16px), :md (24px, default), :lg (32px) - class: consumer override - **html_attrs: pass-through (id, data-*, aria-*, etc.) Icons use stroke="currentColor" so they inherit the parent's text color — consumers control color via text-* utilities. Decorative by default (aria-hidden=true); providing aria-label makes the icon meaningful and skips aria-hidden. 13 new component tests pass. Total suite: 38 tests, 81 assertions. Lookbook previews: default, gallery (all 21), sizes, colored, with_aria_label.
New Shipwright::LinkComponent — inline text link primitive.
Matches Shipwright Pro's Link atom (Figma node 2015:15).
Colors pulled from Figma variables (no new tokens needed):
- Default: text-interactive-primary-default (#14161c)
- Hover: text-interactive-primary-hover (#595d6a)
- Pressed: text-interactive-primary-pressed (#333747)
- Disabled: text-interactive-disable (#eaeaea)
API:
<%= render(Shipwright::LinkComponent.new(href: "/about")) { "About" } %>
<%= render(Shipwright::LinkComponent.new(href: "#", decoration: :none)) { "Plain link" } %>
<%= render(Shipwright::LinkComponent.new(href: "#", disabled: true)) { "Unavailable" } %>
Props:
- href: optional; omitted when disabled so the link isn't navigable
- decoration: :underline (default) or :none — maps to Figma's Decoration variant
- disabled: bool — adds aria-disabled and tabindex=-1, removes href
- class: consumer override
- **html_attrs: pass-through (target, rel, id, data-*, etc.)
Typography matches Figma's Label/Small spec: text-sm (14px) +
leading-4 (16px) + Manrope sans (from --font-sans token).
Hover/pressed/focus states use Tailwind pseudo-class modifiers so
browser events drive the visuals rather than JS state.
11 new tests pass. Total suite: 36 tests, 83 assertions.
Lookbook previews: default, no_decoration, disabled, all_states,
external.
# Conflicts: # test/dummy/app/assets/builds/tailwind.css # test/dummy/app/views/pages/components.html.erb
Implements the Banner molecule from Shipwright Pro Figma (node
2013:5697). Composes IconComponent and LinkComponent as optional
slotted atoms, per the monorepo-style component pattern.
New token in engine.css:
- --color-background-secondary: #f3f3f3 (Banner surface)
BaseComponent MERGER config updated to recognize background-secondary.
API:
<%= render Shipwright::BannerComponent.new(header: "Alert") do |banner| %>
<% banner.with_icon(name: :info) %>
<% banner.with_link(href: "#") { "Link" } %>
Place holder text for notifications.
<% end %>
Props:
- header: optional string rendered in the leading cluster (e.g. "Alert")
- class: consumer override
- **html_attrs: pass-through (id, role, data-*, etc.)
Slots:
- with_icon(...) → renders a Shipwright::IconComponent (accepts any
IconComponent props: name, size, class, etc.)
- with_link(...) { ... } → renders a Shipwright::LinkComponent (href,
decoration, disabled, etc. + block content)
Content block → body text (main message).
Layout matches Figma: flex row with p-4, optional leading cluster
(icon + header) with pr-6 spacing, flex-1 body paragraph, optional
trailing link cluster with pl-4 spacing. Typography: text-sm with
leading-4 (16px) for header and leading-5 (20px) for body.
11 new tests pass. Total suite: 60 tests, 121 assertions.
Lookbook previews: default, body_only, icon_and_body, body_and_link,
header_and_body.
# Conflicts: # test/dummy/app/assets/builds/tailwind.css # test/dummy/app/views/pages/components.html.erb
Generated from feather-icons@4.29.2 icons.json plus two Shipwright additions to match Figma's icon page (node 2:163): - code-horizontal: alias for Feather's 'code' (matches Shipwright Pro's naming convention) - star-filled: filled variant using the star polygon with fill=currentColor Previously only 21 starter icons were shipped. This adds the remaining ~270 to cover every icon on the Shipwright Pro 'Icons / General' page. Brand icons (payment methods at node 2:824 and social icons at 2:940) are multi-color composite SVGs served from Figma's temporary CDN and need a different rendering approach — they'll ship in a follow-up BrandIconComponent PR. Gallery preview updated to render all icons in an 8-column grid. Showcase page shows a curated sample plus pointer to Lookbook for the full set. All 38 existing tests pass (Icon manifest expansion preserves the starter icons we already shipped).
# Conflicts: # test/dummy/app/assets/builds/tailwind.css # test/dummy/app/views/pages/components.html.erb
Brand icons (payment methods + social platforms) from Shipwright Pro's Figma are multi-color composite SVGs that need different rendering than Feather's monochrome stroke icons. Added as a parallel component: <%= render Shipwright::BrandIconComponent.new(name: :visa-color) %> Architecture: - SVGs live in app/assets/images/shipwright/brand/ (one file per icon) - Component loads and memoizes the directory on first access - Renders SVG inline (preserves brand colors, allows CSS styling) - Strips intrinsic width/height, applies h-* class + w-auto so non-square icons (e.g., Visa) keep their aspect ratio - Raises a helpful ArgumentError directing users to the exporter if they reference a missing icon New files: - script/export_brand_icons.rb: downloads all 59 brand SVGs from Shipwright Pro Figma via the Figma REST API. Maps every node ID from the Figma Icons/Payment Method and Icons/Social pages to a normalized kebab-case filename. Requires FIGMA_ACCESS_TOKEN env var. - app/components/shipwright/brand_icon_component.rb: the component. - test fixtures at test/fixtures/brand_icons/ so tests don't need Figma access. BrandIconComponent.asset_path is swappable per-test. - 4 Lookbook previews including an empty_state scenario explaining how to run the exporter. 14 new component tests pass. Total suite: 52 tests, 111 assertions. Usage: FIGMA_ACCESS_TOKEN=xxx ruby script/export_brand_icons.rb # Review, commit the SVGs. 59 icons covering: # Payment: amex, visa, mastercard, applepay, paypal, discover, # cash, cash-dollar, card-default (color/fill/outline) # Social: facebook, instagram, youtube, google, linkedin, apple, # snapchat, pinterest, medium, angelist, slack, dribbble, # figma, discord, clubhouse, tumblr, telegram, tiktok, # vk, signal, reddit, github, fb-messenger, skype, # spectrum, zoom, facetime, google-meet, behance, # invision, microsoft
# Conflicts: # test/dummy/app/assets/builds/tailwind.css
Single collapsible section using native HTML <details>/<summary> — no
JavaScript required. Stack multiple AccordionComponents for an FAQ-style
group; native semantics handle toggle, keyboard navigation, and
accessibility out of the box.
API:
<%= render(Shipwright::AccordionComponent.new(title: "FAQ question")) do %>
Answer content here.
<% end %>
<%# Start expanded %>
<%= render(Shipwright::AccordionComponent.new(title: "T", open: true)) { "..." } %>
Props:
- title: required string rendered in the summary
- open: bool (default false) — sets the <details open> attribute
- class: consumer override on the <details> element
- **html_attrs: pass-through (id, data-*, etc.)
Content block → body text rendered below the summary.
Styling matches Shipwright Pro Figma (node 2013:5693):
- Default: text-interactive-primary-default, border-border-primary
- Hover: bg-background-secondary, text-interactive-primary-hover
- Focus-visible: 2px ring on interactive-primary-default
- Chevron icon (IconComponent name: :chevron-down) rotates 180deg
when open via Tailwind's group-open: modifier — works natively with
<details open>, no JS state management
- Default summary marker hidden cross-browser via list-none +
::-webkit-details-marker
New tokens:
- --color-border-primary: #eaeaea (subtle gray borders, matches
Shipwright Pro Border/Primary)
- --color-background-secondary: #f3f3f3 (hover surface, matches
Shipwright Pro Interactive/Secondary-Hover)
BaseComponent MERGER config updated with both new color tokens.
Uses IconComponent for the chevron (branch includes the icon-component
merge for that dependency).
12 new tests pass. Total suite: 64 tests, 141 assertions.
Lookbook previews: default, initially_open, stacked_group, long_body.
# Conflicts: # app/assets/tailwind/shipwright/engine.css # app/components/shipwright/base_component.rb # test/dummy/app/assets/builds/tailwind.css # test/dummy/app/views/pages/components.html.erb
Animates open/close via the native <details> element's ::details-content pseudo-element, combined with interpolate-size: allow-keywords to enable transitioning to/from height: auto. No JavaScript required. - [&::details-content]:h-0 when collapsed, h-auto when [open] - 200ms transition on height + content-visibility (the latter needs transition-behavior allow-discrete which Tailwind 4 handles via the content-visibility transition entry) - Chevron rotation timing already matches at 200ms Body gets pt-2 (8px) for breathing room below the summary — matches Shipwright Pro's spacing scale. Browser support: Chromium 129+, Safari 18.2+ (late 2024). Firefox gracefully falls back to instant toggle until interpolate-size ships. No a11y impact — <details> still works natively on all browsers.
# Conflicts: # test/dummy/app/assets/builds/tailwind.css
Matches Shipwright Pro's Avatar atom (Figma node 2013:5694). Renders as
image, initials, or user-icon fallback with an optional status indicator
dot in the bottom-right corner.
API:
<%= render Shipwright::AvatarComponent.new(src: "/john.jpg", alt: "John Legend") %>
<%= render Shipwright::AvatarComponent.new(initials: "WS") %>
<%= render Shipwright::AvatarComponent.new(alt: "Anonymous") %> # user icon fallback
<%= render Shipwright::AvatarComponent.new(src: ..., alt: ..., status: :online) %>
Props:
- src: optional image URL (alt required when given)
- alt: accessible name (required with src; used as aria-label on fallbacks)
- initials: optional string — auto-derives 1-2 char uppercase initials
("Wendy Sullivan" → "WS"). Falls back to using the string as-is if already <= 2 chars.
- size: :xxsm (16), :xsm (24), :sm (32), :md (40), :lg (56). Default :md.
- status: :online, :away, :busy, :offline — optional indicator dot
mapped to utility color tokens (positive/warning/negative/neutral)
- class: consumer override
- **html_attrs: pass-through
Content priority: src > initials > user icon.
New tokens (Shipwright Pro utility palette):
- --color-utility-neutral-default: #292c39
- --color-utility-positive-default: #48a356
- --color-utility-warning-default: #c09c17
- --color-border-inverse: #fdfdfd (for the status dot's ring against the avatar)
BaseComponent MERGER config updated for all four.
21 new tests pass. Total suite: 73 tests, 137 assertions.
Lookbook: image, initials, icon_fallback, sizes, content_types, status, with_meta.
# Conflicts: # app/assets/tailwind/shipwright/engine.css # app/components/shipwright/base_component.rb # test/dummy/app/assets/builds/tailwind.css # test/dummy/app/views/pages/components.html.erb
Horizontal navigation trail matching Shipwright Pro's Breadcrumb atom.
Renders a semantic <nav aria-label="Breadcrumb"> > <ol> with each item
as an <li>. The last item is automatically marked aria-current="page"
and rendered as a non-link.
API:
<%= render Shipwright::BreadcrumbComponent.new do |crumb| %>
<% crumb.with_item(href: "/", icon: :home) { "Home" } %>
<% crumb.with_item(href: "/products") { "Products" } %>
<% crumb.with_item { "Widget" } %> # no href = current page
<% end %>
Props:
- separator: :chevron (default — uses chevron-right icon) or :slash
(literal "/" character)
- class: consumer override on <nav>
- **html_attrs: pass-through
Per-item slot (with_item):
- href: optional — becomes an <a> link when present (except last item)
- icon: optional — name of an IconComponent to render as leading icon
- Block content: item label
Implementation notes:
- Uses a lambda slot returning a minimal Item ViewComponent subclass so
the Slot wrapper's method_missing delegates href/icon/label/link? to
it. The struct-based approach didn't work because Slot only delegates
to component instances, not to arbitrary content values.
- Block content captured immediately via view_context.capture inside
the slot lambda — matches how VC's block forwarding works in 4.6+.
- Separator rendered between items (not after last) with aria-hidden=true
since it's decorative; the nav's aria-label tells assistive tech
this is a breadcrumb.
No new tokens needed — uses existing Interactive/Text/Background palette.
14 new tests pass. Total suite: 66 tests, 130 assertions.
Lookbook: default, slash_separator, single_item, no_icons, long_trail.
# Conflicts: # test/dummy/app/assets/builds/tailwind.css # test/dummy/app/views/pages/components.html.erb
Tri-state form checkbox (unchecked / checked / indeterminate) with
optional label + caption. Matches Shipwright Pro's Checkbox atom.
API:
<%= render Shipwright::CheckboxComponent.new(name: "terms", label: "Accept") %>
<%= render Shipwright::CheckboxComponent.new(
name: "notify", label: "Email me", caption: "Weekly updates only",
checked: true) %>
<%= render Shipwright::CheckboxComponent.new(
name: "delete", label: "Permanent", variant: :destructive) %>
Props:
- name: form field name
- value: form field value (default "1")
- label: optional visible label text
- caption: optional secondary text beneath the label
- checked: default false
- indeterminate: default false (see note below)
- disabled: default false
- variant: :default (black) or :destructive (red)
- label_position: :right (default) or :left
- id: optional; auto-derives from name
- class: consumer override on the <label> wrapper
- **html_attrs: pass-through onto the <input>
Structure: a <label> wraps a hidden native <input type="checkbox"> (for
a11y + form submission) plus a styled <span> that is the visible box.
CSS peer-* selectors flip the visual's appearance based on the input's
:checked / :disabled / :focus-visible pseudo-classes.
Indeterminate state: sets data-indeterminate="true" on the wrapper for
CSS targeting. The native `input.indeterminate` property is JS-only —
consuming apps that need `:indeterminate` to apply on the input itself
can bootstrap it with a small script:
document.querySelectorAll('[data-indeterminate="true"] input')
.forEach(i => i.indeterminate = true)
The visual dash icon renders via the data-indeterminate attribute
selector, so the component looks right even without that bootstrap.
No new tokens — uses existing Interactive/Utility/Text palette.
23 new tests pass. Total suite: 48 tests, 89 assertions.
Lookbook: default, checked, with_caption, states, variants,
label_positions, group.
# Conflicts: # test/dummy/app/assets/builds/tailwind.css # test/dummy/app/views/pages/components.html.erb
Two bugs in the initial implementation:
1. Tailwind wasn't compiling `peer-checked:bg-*` utilities because
the classes were built with Ruby string interpolation
(`peer-checked:#{v[:bg]}`). Tailwind's scanner only picks up
literal class strings in source files — interpolated values are
invisible. Fixed by inlining complete class bundles per variant,
with full literal strings for every peer-* / group-* combination.
2. The check-mark and dash SVGs were styled with `peer-checked:`
but they are descendants of the visual span, not siblings of the
peer input. The `peer-*` modifier only targets siblings. Fixed
by putting `group` on the <label> and using `group-has-checked:`
and `group-data-[indeterminate=true]:` on the icons + visual.
These work regardless of DOM depth because they use CSS :has()
and attribute selectors matching any descendant.
Visible result: checked, indeterminate, and destructive states now
render correctly — filled box + appropriate check/dash icon, white
on default, white on red for destructive.
# Conflicts: # test/dummy/app/assets/builds/tailwind.css
Two fixes:
1. Auto-generated id previously matched the `name` kwarg alone, so
three checkboxes sharing `name: 'g1'` all got `id='g1'` and the
`<label for='g1'>` targeted only the first input in the DOM —
clicking any label toggled the same checkbox. Fixed by deriving
id as `#{name}_#{value}` (Rails form-helper convention); explicit
`id:` still wins when provided.
2. The 'Select all' parent/child demo in Lookbook had no JS wiring,
so clicking the parent didn't toggle children and vice versa.
Added a self-contained inline IIFE in the preview template that
handles parent ↔ children sync (indeterminate when mixed, all-on
/ all-off when parent clicked). The docs make clear this is a
consumer-app concern — use Stimulus or your framework's equivalent
in production; this script just makes the demo work.
Test added: test_shared_name_with_distinct_values_gets_unique_ids.
Existing test_auto_generated_id_from_name renamed and updated to
expect 'accept_terms_1' for the default value '1'.
The CheckboxComponent forwards html_attrs (data-*, id, etc.) onto the
hidden <input>, not the outer <label>. My demo JS was doing
`querySelector('[data-select-all-demo-target="parent"]')` which matched
the input and then setting `.dataset.indeterminate` on it — but the
visual's CSS rule keys off `.group[data-indeterminate=true]` on the
LABEL. So the attribute ended up on the wrong element and the
indeterminate visual never appeared when children were mixed.
Fixed by selecting the input directly (`input[data-...target]`) then
using `.closest('label')` to get the label for dataset updates.
Also documented the component's html_attrs forwarding behavior in a
comment inside the demo script.
Custom styled select-like form control matching Shipwright Pro's
Dropdown atom. Supports items with icon + primary + secondary text —
things a native <select> can't display.
API:
<%= render Shipwright::DropdownComponent.new(
name: "category", label: "Category", caption: "Choose one",
value: "starred", placeholder: "Select..."
) do |dropdown| %>
<% dropdown.with_item(value: "folders", icon: :folder,
primary: "Folders", secondary: "Organize your files") %>
<% dropdown.with_item(value: "starred", icon: :star,
primary: "Starred", secondary: "Your favorites") %>
<% end %>
Props:
- name: form field name (rendered as hidden input carrying the value)
- value: currently selected value (trigger shows matching item's primary text)
- label: optional text above the trigger
- caption: optional text below the trigger
- placeholder: text shown in trigger when no value (default "Dropdown Menu")
- disabled: bool
- variant: :default or :destructive (red border + text)
- class: consumer override on wrapper
- **html_attrs: pass-through on wrapper
Item slot:
- value: required, matches against `value:` to show as selected
- primary: required label text
- icon: optional IconComponent name
- secondary: optional smaller subtitle text
Architecture:
- <details>/<summary> for native open/close (no JS for toggle, keyboard,
or a11y)
- <button role="option"> items inside the menu panel
- Hidden <input> carries the value for form submission
- Inline <script> (installed once per page via a window flag) delegates
clicks: when an item is clicked, updates the trigger label, writes
to hidden input, marks aria-selected, and closes the <details>. Also
closes open dropdowns when clicking outside.
- Chevron rotates via Tailwind's group-open:rotate-180 modifier
15 new tests pass. Total suite: 67 tests, 136 assertions.
Lookbook: default, with_value, no_icons, disabled, destructive, grid.
Showcase page has a 4-tile grid matching the Figma "all states" layout.
# Conflicts: # test/dummy/app/assets/builds/tailwind.css # test/dummy/app/views/pages/components.html.erb
… Breadcrumb
LogoComponent: brand mark (image src, inline SVG block, or image-icon fallback)
+ optional wordmark, 5 sizes (xs/sm/md/lg/xl), optional href link wrapper.
Extends leading-visual slot on Dropdown items, Banner, and Breadcrumb items
to accept avatar: {...} or logo: {...} as alternatives to icon:. Mutual
exclusion enforced; prior icon: API unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Inline variant: Choose-file button + filename display, configurable button position (left/right) and variant (primary/secondary/on_primary). Dropzone variant: dashed-border drop target with upload icon and Browse files button; supports click-to-browse and drag-and-drop. Both variants support single or multiple files, staged files list with remove buttons, and client-side validation of accept types and max_size. File removal uses DataTransfer to mutate the real <input type=file> FileList so the form submits exactly the staged set. Vanilla JS wiring (matching dropdown/checkbox convention) installed once per page via window.__shipwrightFileUploadWired guard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Text input with optional leading/trailing icons, label, caption, and
three state variants (default/success/destructive). Supports :text,
:email, :password, :url, :search, :tel, :number, :date, :time, and
:datetime-local. Passing error: forces the destructive variant and
wires aria-invalid + aria-describedby for accessibility.
Unconsumed keyword args are forwarded to the underlying <input>, so
native HTML5 validation attrs (pattern, minlength, maxlength, min,
max, step, autocomplete, inputmode, title, etc.) work directly:
<%= render Shipwright::InputComponent.new(
name: "email", type: :email, required: true,
autocomplete: "email", inputmode: "email"
) %>
Documented validation usage in the component class comment and added
a with_html5_validation preview demonstrating a submit-validating form.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ToastComponent — icon + title + body + optional ✕, variants success/error/ warning/info/neutral. Configurable auto-dismiss (default 5s, pass duration: 0 for sticky). Pause-on-hover. Enter/leave transitions via data-state. ToastContainerComponent — fixed-position stacking region. Six positions (top/bottom × left/right/center). Click-through (pointer-events-none); individual toasts re-enable pointer events. FlashHelper — Shipwright::FlashHelper#shipwright_flash_toasts renders one toast per entry in Rails flash, mapping notice/success→success, alert/error →error, warning→warning, info→info. Custom mappings supported. Auto-mixed into ActionController::Base via engine initializer. Turbo Stream pattern documented in ToastContainerComponent class comment: turbo_stream.append(DOM_ID, ToastComponent.new(...)). Vanilla JS wiring matches existing dropdown/checkbox convention. Re-scans on turbo:load, turbo:frame-load, and turbo:before-stream-render so Turbo-appended toasts activate correctly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Toast JS wiring was previously inlined only in ToastComponent's template, so a page that renders the container alone (and appends toasts via Turbo Stream or JS) had no __shipwrightToastActivate function to call. Extract the script to app/views/shipwright/_toast_init_script and render it from both ToastComponent and ToastContainerComponent. The __shipwrightToastWired guard keeps duplicate renders a no-op. Fixes the Lookbook container preview where live add-toast buttons did nothing because the activator was never defined. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rendering the shared init script via render "shipwright/toast_init_script" failed because the engine's app/views/ is not on the host application's view lookup paths (only view_component and lookbook manage view resolution here). Move the script to a frozen constant on ToastComponent and expose ToastComponent.init_script_html which returns it html_safe. Both the toast and container templates interpolate the constant directly. The __shipwrightToastWired guard still keeps duplicate renders a no-op. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each variant now ships a meaningful default icon: - success → check-circle - error → alert-circle - warning → alert-triangle - info → info - neutral → bell The existing `icon:` prop continues to override any variant default with any Feather icon name. Documented in the class comment with an example. Added a custom_icon preview to the ToastComponentPreview suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Data table with slot-based API for columns and rows. Each cell receives
a block so consumers render anything (Avatar, Badge, progress bar, icon
group, plain text).
API:
table.with_column(label:, sortable:, sort_direction:, align:, width:)
table.with_row(selected:) do |row|
row.with_cell(align:) { ... }
end
Options: selectable (prepends checkbox column), striped (zebra rows),
density (:comfortable / :compact).
Sort indicator: sortable columns render a chevron button with data-
attributes (data-table-sort, data-table-sort-key, data-table-sort-
direction). No client behavior included — consumer wires via Turbo
Stream, Stimulus, or server round-trip.
Implementation note: cells are captured into SafeBuffer strings inside
the table's renders_many lambda (where view_context is available) via
a RowBuilder helper, rather than via nested slots. Nested-slot lambdas
run before their component is rendered so they have no view_context.
Also adds `chevrons-up-down` bidirectional-sort icon (Lucide-style,
not in base Feather).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Works with Pagy, Kaminari, or any custom paginator — takes plain props
(current_page, total_pages) and a page_url Proc for URL generation, and
optionally a pre-truncated series array (Pagy's pagy.series format works
directly). Auto-truncates with [1, window(current), :gap, last] when no
series is passed.
Variants:
:numeric — ← 1 2 3 … 9 10 → joined in one bordered pill
:numeric_loose — same entries but each button is separately bordered
:simple — "Page X of Y" label + prev/next arrows
(label_position: :left | :right | :center | :hidden)
Also supports a rows-per-page <select> (pass rows_per_page,
rows_per_page_options, rows_per_page_url) alongside the arrows.
Previous/next buttons are disabled (rendered as spans with
aria-disabled="true") at the boundaries. Current page renders as a span
with aria-current="page" instead of a link.
Accepts Pagy's string-encoded series entries (["1", "2", :gap, ...])
directly — normalized to integers + :gap sentinel internally.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
RadioComponent: single radio button with optional label + caption. Two sizes (:sm, :md), left/right label_position, default/destructive variants. Auto-derives id as "name_value" (Rails convention) so multiple radios sharing a name stay uniquely targetable. RadioGroupComponent: labeled fieldset/legend wrapper around a set of radios sharing one name. Horizontal or vertical layout, optional "(required)" marker. Each option is a ViewComponent slot that forwards to a RadioComponent. Styling strategy matches CheckboxComponent — .group on the label with peer sr-only input and CSS-driven state via group-has-checked: (no JS for the visual toggle). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The gemspec declares view_component as a runtime dependency, but lib/shipwright.rb never required it. Host apps that didn't already `require "view_component"` themselves would hit NameError when Shipwright's components were referenced, despite bundle install having fetched the gem. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Lookbook's PreviewCollection#reload_all calls code_object.path.constantize on each discovered preview class, which requires the class to be on Rails' autoload paths. Lookbook's own lookbook.set_autoload_paths initializer ran BEFORE shipwright.lookbook, so Shipwright's preview directory never made it into Zeitwerk's autoload paths. YARD's static parser still found the files, but constantize raised NameError — which Lookbook silently swallows (rescue => e; logger.error; nil). Result: preview entries appeared in the tree but wouldn't render. Fix by scheduling shipwright.lookbook with `before: "lookbook.set_autoload_paths"` and additionally pushing the preview path onto app.config.autoload_paths directly as a belt-and-suspenders. Host apps no longer need to patch their config/application.rb. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
Lookbook's `PreviewCollection#reload_all` calls `code_object.path.constantize` on each discovered preview class, which requires the class to be on Rails' autoload paths. Lookbook's own `lookbook.set_autoload_paths` initializer ran BEFORE Shipwright's `shipwright.lookbook` — so the Shipwright preview directory never made it into Zeitwerk's autoload paths.
YARD's static parser still found the files, so the preview entries appeared in the Lookbook tree. But `constantize` raised `NameError`, which Lookbook swallows with `rescue => e; logger.error; nil`. Previews looked registered but wouldn't render.
Fix
Host apps no longer need to patch `config/application.rb` to add Shipwright's preview path manually.
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