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WalkthroughThe changes update the "Async Support" icon in the home view, adjust the visibility and source of background images and Lottie animations for dark mode, and simplify the CSS for the Changes
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website/src/app/(home)/widgets/HomeView.tsx (1)
88-94: Icon becomes invisible in light mode.The container background was changed to
bg-transparent, while the icon colour is hard-coded to white (text-white). On the default white page background this renders the icon effectively invisible.-<div className="flex size-10 items-center justify-center rounded-sm bg-transparent dark:bg-slate-500/10"> - <Icon icon={feature.icon} className="size-6 text-white" /> +<div className="flex size-10 items-center justify-center rounded-sm + bg-slate-200 dark:bg-slate-500/10"> + <Icon icon={feature.icon} className="size-6 text-slate-800 dark:text-white" />This keeps contrast in both light and dark themes.
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website/src/app/(home)/widgets/HomeView.tsx (1)
73-76: Redundanthiddenmay complicate intent.The parent container is already hidden on
<mdscreens (hidden md:block).
Addinghiddenagain on the child element means the background is never shown in light mode, even on large screens. If that is intentional, a short comment would help future maintainers; if not, consider removing the extrahidden.
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website/src/app/(home)/widgets/HomeView.tsx (1)
77-80: Confirm Lottie asset path change.
niu.lottiereplacedniu1.lottie. Make sure the new file has been committed and the CDN path (if any) is updated; otherwiseDotLottieReactwill issue a network 404 and silently render nothing.
| title: 'Async Support', | ||
| icon: 'carbon:async', | ||
| icon: 'logos:async-api-icon', | ||
| description: 'Built-in support for asynchronous operations', | ||
| }, |
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Verify availability of the new Iconify glyph.
logos:async-api-icon is not part of the core Iconify collections shipped with every installation. If the glyph isn’t bundled at build time the component will render an empty square and break visual consistency.
Run the following to check whether the icon exists in your current icon bundles:
If the search yields no hits, add the icon to your build pipeline (e.g. via @iconify-json/logos) or pick a core-collection alternative.
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#!/bin/bash
# Search the dist bundle for the async-api icon reference
rg 'async-api-icon' --glob '*.{js,css}'Length of output: 39
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#!/bin/bash
# Search Iconify JSON packages for the async-api-icon glyph
rg '"async-api-icon"' --glob '*.json' node_modules/@iconify-json/logosLength of output: 145
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#!/bin/bash
# Locate package.json and list any Iconify JSON packages or Iconify-related deps
PACKAGE_JSON=$(fd package.json -t f | head -n 1)
echo "Inspecting dependencies in: $PACKAGE_JSON"
jq -r '.dependencies, .devDependencies | keys[]' "$PACKAGE_JSON" | grep -i iconify || echo "No Iconify-related dependencies found"Length of output: 378
Ensure logos:async-api-icon Is Bundled or Swap to a Supported Icon
Our searches show no Iconify JSON packages in your dependencies and no reference to async-api-icon in the build. Without bundling the glyph, the tile will render a blank square.
File: website/src/app/(home)/widgets/HomeView.tsx (lines 48–51)
title: 'Async Support',
icon: 'logos:async-api-icon',
description: 'Built-in support for asynchronous operations',• Add the proper Iconify JSON package (e.g. @iconify-json/logos) to your deps:
npm install @iconify-json/logos• Ensure your bundler or @iconify/react import pipeline includes the JSON data.
• Alternatively, pick a core-collection icon that’s already bundled (e.g. ic:outline-bolt).
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In website/src/app/(home)/widgets/HomeView.tsx around lines 48 to 51, the icon
'logos:async-api-icon' is not bundled because the required Iconify JSON package
'@iconify-json/logos' is missing. Fix this by installing the package with 'npm
install @iconify-json/logos' and ensuring your bundler or '@iconify/react' setup
includes the JSON data. Alternatively, replace the icon with a supported
core-collection icon like 'ic:outline-bolt' that is already bundled.
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