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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new Slider component with updated documentation and registry entry.
    • Added a Label component with dedicated documentation and example usage.
  • Improvements

    • Simplified Slider documentation and removed the "Thin" variant from both documentation and examples.
    • Updated navigation to highlight the new Label and Slider components.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected file paths and imports for Slider and Label components across the app.
    • Removed the "Open in V0" tab for a cleaner component install interface.
  • Chores

    • Upgraded @radix-ui/react-slider dependency to the latest version.

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This update introduces a new implementation of the Slider component under components/retroui/Slider.tsx, replacing the previous version in components/ui/Slider. All references and documentation are updated to use the new Slider. The "Thin" slider variant and its example are removed, and a new Label component is added with corresponding documentation and navigation entries. The configuration files are updated to reflect these changes, including new and corrected component paths, and the registry is updated to include the new Slider. The dependency @radix-ui/react-slider is also updated to a newer version.

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File(s) Change Summary
components/retroui/Slider.tsx Introduced a new exported Slider component using Radix UI primitives and forwardRef.
components/ui/Slider/Slider.tsx, components/ui/Slider/index.ts, preview/components/slider-style-thin.tsx Removed the old Slider component, its index re-export, and the "thin" slider example.
components/ComponentInstall.tsx Removed the "Open in V0" tab from the tab list.
components/retroui/Label.tsx Changed Label from a local constant to a directly exported constant.
components/retroui/index.ts Removed the export for the old Slider module.
config/components.ts Added core and example entries for Label, updated Slider paths, removed "slider-style-thin" example, reformatted "slider-style-default" preview.
config/navigation.ts Added navigation entries for Label and Slider (marked "New"), removed "New" tag from Progress.
content/docs/components/label.mdx Added new documentation for the Label component.
content/docs/components/slider.mdx Removed the "Thin" slider example and extra line breaks.
package.json Updated @radix-ui/react-slider from ^1.2.3 to ^1.2.4.
preview/components/input-style-with-label.tsx Changed imports of Input and Label to use direct subpath imports.
preview/components/label-style-default.tsx Added a new default style example for the Label component.
preview/components/slider-style-default.tsx Updated to use the new Slider, removed Label and variant, simplified structure.
registry.json Added a new registry entry for the Slider component.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App
    participant RetroUISlider
    participant RadixSliderPrimitive

    User->>App: Interacts with Slider UI
    App->>RetroUISlider: Renders Slider component
    RetroUISlider->>RadixSliderPrimitive: Delegates rendering and events
    RadixSliderPrimitive-->>RetroUISlider: Handles input, returns value
    RetroUISlider-->>App: Passes value/state updates
    App-->>User: Updates UI accordingly
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Possibly related PRs

  • Added slider component #50: Added the original slider component in components/ui/Slider/Slider.tsx, which is now being replaced and removed in this update.

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Hopping along the UI trail,
A slider reborn, no more thin or frail!
With labels new and docs so bright,
Components shine in the navigation light.
Out with the old, in with the new,
Registry updated, dependencies too—
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@ariflogs ariflogs merged commit 8d6a7c7 into main Apr 17, 2025
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components/retroui/Slider.tsx (1)

20-22: Consider adding ARIA attributes for better accessibility

While the Radix UI primitives provide good accessibility defaults, explicitly adding aria-label or aria-labelledby would improve screen reader support for this slider.

- <SliderPrimitive.Track className="relative h-3 w-full grow overflow-hidden bg-background border-2">
+ <SliderPrimitive.Track className="relative h-3 w-full grow overflow-hidden bg-background border-2" aria-label="Slider track">
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preview/components/label-style-default.tsx (2)
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package.json (1)

23-23: Dependency version bump looks good
The @radix-ui/react-slider dependency has been updated to ^1.2.4. This patch update appears appropriate for the new Slider component implementation.

preview/components/input-style-with-label.tsx (1)

1-2: Align imports with new component structure
Importing Input and Label from their dedicated subpaths ensures the refactored retroui folder layout is reflected correctly and supports better tree‑shaking.

content/docs/components/slider.mdx (1)

46-46: Remove redundant example spacing
Dropping the extra <br /> tags after the default showcase streamlines the documentation and focuses on the single remaining variant.

components/retroui/Label.tsx (1)

11-16: Inline export of Label is clear and concise
Moving the export inline with the component declaration reduces boilerplate while preserving existing functionality and type safety.

config/navigation.ts (3)

36-36: Add "Label" to side navigation
Introducing the Label entry with a "New" tag correctly reflects the newly added component in the UI library.


38-38: Remove "New" tag from Progress
Removing the "New" badge from Progress is appropriate now that it’s an established component.


41-41: Add "Slider" to side navigation
Including the Slider component entry with a "New" tag aligns the navigation with the freshly introduced Slider component.

preview/components/slider-style-default.tsx (1)

1-15: LGTM: Clean, simplified implementation of the Slider component.

The code has been updated to use the new Slider component from the retroui directory with a cleaner structure. The fixed width container provides a consistent display for the example.

preview/components/label-style-default.tsx (1)

1-11: Well-structured example for the new Label component.

This example demonstrates proper label-input association using the htmlFor attribute matching the input's id, which is essential for accessibility. The grid layout with appropriate spacing creates a clean form element presentation.

content/docs/components/label.mdx (1)

1-40: Documentation is comprehensive and follows project standards.

The documentation includes all essential elements: metadata, component preview, installation methods (both CLI and manual approaches), and usage examples. This follows the same structure as other component documentation in the project.

registry.json (1)

283-299: Proper registry entry for the new Slider component.

The Slider component has been correctly added to the registry with all required fields: name, type, title, description, dependencies, and file paths. This ensures the component is accessible through the component library's installation system.

components/retroui/Slider.tsx (2)

1-28: Well-structured Slider component implementation

The Slider component is well-implemented using Radix UI primitives with proper ref forwarding and prop spreading. The styling is consistent with the RetroUI design system.


23-23:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify custom Tailwind size values

The thumb uses h-4.5 and w-4.5 which may not be standard Tailwind CSS values. Verify that these are properly configured in your tailwind.config.js or consider using standard sizes like h-4 and w-4.


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grep -R -A 20 "theme" "$CONFIG" | grep -R -A 10 "extend" | grep -R -A 10 "spacing"

Length of output: 65963


Ensure Tailwind spacing “4.5” is configured or use a supported value

The Slider thumb uses h-4.5/w-4.5, but Tailwind’s default spacing scale (0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, 5, …) does not include 4.5 (1.125 rem). You should either:

  • Add a custom entry in your tailwind.config.{js|ts|cjs}:
    module.exports = {
      theme: {
        extend: {
          spacing: {
            '4.5': '1.125rem',
          },
        },
      },
    }
  • Use an arbitrary value instead:
    <SliderPrimitive.Thumb className="h-[1.125rem] w-[1.125rem] …" />
  • Or pick the nearest default scale: h-4/w-4 (1 rem) or h-5/w-5 (1.25 rem)

components/retroui/Slider.tsx (line 23)

- <SliderPrimitive.Thumb className="… h-4.5 w-4.5 …" />
+ <SliderPrimitive.Thumb className="… h-[1.125rem] w-[1.125rem] …" />

Please verify that your Tailwind setup supports the 4.5 spacing key or adjust to a supported value.

config/components.ts (4)

58-61: Label component successfully added to core components

The Label component has been correctly added to the core components section with appropriate name and file path.


86-90: Slider component path updated correctly

The file path for the slider component has been properly updated to point to the new implementation in the retroui directory.


248-252: Label example configuration looks good

The new label example has been properly configured with the correct name, file path, and preview import.


343-347: Slider example updated correctly

The preview import for the slider has been updated to use a more concise syntax, properly pointing to the new slider implementation.

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