The tooltip component now includes a new "status" property. This property determines the color of the tooltip, with options including "normal", "error", "success" and "warning".
This commit includes the addition of the Tooltip component to the App.tsx in the react package. With this feature, application elements now display messages based on their status (success or error) upon interaction, enhancing the user experience. Additionally, a copy-to-clipboard functionality has been implemented.
This update enhances the Tooltip component in the react/components package by adding the AsChild property. Now, users of the Tooltip component have flexibility to use it as a child of another component. A conditional logic is added to choose either Slot or "div" based on the asChild property. And rest of the properties are extracted into extractedRest for avoiding passing of asChild downstream.
Implemented different tooltip variants to handle different status messages. Variants for normal, error, success, and warning have been added. Now, tooltips can show status-specific color coding, improving their usability.
Add two new properties, 'controlled' and 'opened', to the Tooltip documentation in the React package. The 'controlled' property blocks the tooltip from being triggered by hover state, while the 'opened' property forces the tooltip to stay open.
Added a new example, 'Controlled', for the Tooltip component in the documentation. The 'Controlled' example demonstrates how to use tooltip with controlled states. The change includes the update of examples index and documentation MDX page.
This update adds 'controlled' and 'opened' states to the Tooltip component in the React library. These states provide more precise control over when the tooltip opens and facilitates integration with other components. The CSS classes for tooltip positioning have been updated to reflect these new states.
This commit updates the Tooltip component's transition and delay properties. The transition is now applied on transform, opacity, background color, text color, and border color. Additionally, the delay handling has been modified to use a CSS variable, improving flexibility and maintainability of code.
Changed the styling of Code component in the 'LoadedCode.tsx' file. Specifically, the scrollbar was removed, and the types for the forwardRef function were restructured for improved code readability.
Added the 'tailwind-scrollbar' dependency to the project manifest files and imported it into the Tailwind CSS configuration. This allows us to leverage the scrollbar utility features provided by 'tailwind-scrollbar'. This change is reflected in the updated yarn.lock, package.json, and tailwind.config.js files.
Three new delay options have been added for the Tooltip component: NoDelay, EarlyDelay, and LateDelay. These options have also been incorporated into the component's documentation for better understanding.
The documentation for the Tooltip component in the react package has been updated to include a new 'delay' prop. This prop controls the time between hover start and the appearance of the tooltip.
This change introduces new delay variants to Tooltip component. This feature allows adjusting the delay before the tooltip appears, ranging from no delay, early appearance, normal delay to a late appearance, enhancing usability according to different use-cases. The default delay is set to normal.
A new configuration documentation file has been added to the react package. This document includes information about the library file, CLI, and the configuration structure. It also contains code examples for enhancing user understanding.
The commit changes the package installation instructions in the React documentation. It suggests installing the package as a devDependency implying the package is primarily used in development.
The CLI README has been updated to reflect the removal of the --forceShared flag from the available commands. Additionally, all references to the code have been updated from version 0.3.0 to version 0.4.0 to align with the current version of the application.
The path for the 'lib' key in registry.json was updated to point to the correct lib.tsx file. This change ensures that all relative imports function as expected.
Consolidated the process of installing the library in the "add" command. Simplified the path handling by using the dirname function. Also, the shared-file version dependent part has been removed. Library installation is now based on a singular registry url path instead of component specific versions.
Three functions have been removed to simplify the `registry.ts` file in the CLI package. These functions are `getComponentName`, `getComponentLibVersion`, and `getLibURL`, which are no longer required. This commit contributes to making the codebase cleaner and more maintainable.
The registry.json file in the React package has been refactored. The paths have been updated for cleaner and simpler referencing. Additionally, the versioning from the 'lib' section, which was previously hard-coded, has been removed to allow for more flexibility and ease of updates in the future.
Removed the 'libVersion' field from the RegistryComponent interface and updated the 'lib' path in the DEFAULT_CONFIG and 'paths' field in Registry. The 'lib' path now includes the file extension '.tsx', aiming to improve clarity and accuracy.
The `libVersion` keys across all components listed in the registry.json file have been removed, as they were not used in the codebase. This change simplifies the registry file and prevents potential confusion caused by unused data.
Updated the import statements in multiple react components to use the new `@pswui-lib` package instead of the deprecated `@pswui-lib/shared@1.0.0`. This makes the code cleaner and easier
The path to the "lib.tsx" file in the include array in the TypeScript configuration file for the React package, tsconfig.json, has been adjusted for improved clarity and accuracy.
Update the installation guide in React docs, transforming it into a tabbed interface separating CLI and Manual Installation methods for better readability and ease of understanding.
The commit updates the README file located in the CLI package. It mainly changes the links that refer to the code of the `add`, `list`, and `search` commands. The references in those links are now pointing to the 0.3.0 version instead of the 0.2.1 version.
The import statement in the add.tsx file of the CLI package has been updated to use the correct library name and version. This change ensures accurate reference to shared libraries, leading to better stability and interoperability.
Updated the import statements in multiple component files to use the updated package name for shared resources. This change was necessary for import consistency and to ensure proper functioning of the components as per the new package name "@pswui-lib/shared@1.0.0".
The commit includes a new alias @pswui-lib in both the `vite.config.ts` and `tsconfig.json` files. This change facilitates a more straightforward and concise import of files located in the 'lib' directory.
The change includes an update to config.ts in CLI. The configuration paths for the shared module changed from 'shared' to 'lib'. Also, the import paths adjusted to reflect the path changes from 'shared' to 'lib'.
Import additional helper methods in add.tsx. Remove forceShared flag as it could potentially break components. Instead of planning for a shared module, this commit plans for version-specific libraries, which exist in a separate lib folder. This ensures that the right version of the library required by the component is installed. Also, handle potential errors related to absence of lib version in the registry. Fixed component installation path.
Modified the return type of the function getComponentLibVersion in registry.ts. Instead of returning a string or null, it now returns an object with a boolean type 'ok' status and 'libVersion'. The 'ok' attribute indicates whether the library version is included in the registry.
This commit introduces three new async functions in the registry.ts file to assist with CLI operations. These include methods to get component names, retrieve library versions, and fetch library URLs.
The Registry interface in the 'const.ts' file within the cli package has been updated. The 'components' property is now a record of RegistryComponent objects, which includes 'name' and 'libVersion' properties, previously it was a record of strings.
Update the functions `getComponentURL` and `getComponentRealname` in the CLI helper `registry.ts` to access the component name through the 'name' property of each component object in the registry, instead of directly accessing the component name.
