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WalkthroughReplaces many inline color variables with mixin-driven palette and semantic-token generation, renames Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Sass as Sass compiler
participant ThemeFile as _theme-*.scss
participant Palette as _palette.scss
participant Mixins as _theme-mixins.scss
participant Output as Generated CSS
rect rgb(237,247,237)
Note over ThemeFile,Palette: Theme now composes palette + greys + semantic tokens
Sass->>ThemeFile: compile theme file
ThemeFile->>Palette: `@use` + `@include` color-palette()
ThemeFile->>Mixins: `@include` grey-scale(...)\n@include semantic-tokens-(light|dark)(...)
Mixins->>Output: emit --color*, --grey*, --content-*, semantic tokens
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packages/colors/src/_theme-dark--warm.scss (1)
1-22: Parameter naming could better reflect usage intent.The
semantic-tokens-darkmixin uses a$grey-prefixparameter, but here it receives'warm'(a temperature/variant name rather than a color channel prefix). While functionally correct—the grey-scale mixin creates--warm1through--warm10variables that are then referenced viavar(--#{$grey-prefix}10)—the parameter name is misleading.Consider renaming the parameter to
$color-variantor$palette-prefixin the mixin definition to clarify that it's meant to reference any grayscale variant, not strictly grey.
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packages/colors/.gitignore (1)
1-3: No concerns.Standard gitignore entries; no issues flagged.
packages/colors/src/_palette.scss (1)
1-114: Well-structured color palette mixin.The centralized palette mixin cleanly defines all color tokens in oklch color space across 12 hue groups with consistent shading (1–8). This enables theme files to include the palette uniformly and supports the refactor away from inline token declarations.
packages/colors/package.json (1)
3-3: Version and dependencies look good.Patch version bump (2.2.0 → 2.2.1) is appropriate for a refactor with API changes. DevDependencies are updated to patch/minor versions, which is safe and keeps tooling current.
Also applies to: 39-42
packages/colors/src/_utilities.scss (3)
285-294: Token rename to Content is consistent and well-executed.All text-related token classes correctly map from
--text-*to--content-*nomenclature across primary, secondary, secondary-alt, placeholder, on-color, error, success, and inked variants. Placeholder selectors are updated across all vendor prefixes (::placeholder, ::-webkit-input-placeholder, :-ms-input-placeholder).
303-303: Link visited state and support-info token addition.New
.nu-u-link--visitedclass and semantic rename of.nu-u-support--info(from--support-blue) improve UX and token clarity.Also applies to: 309-309
1-309: Dist artifacts contain stale icon utility classes—regenerate the build output.The source file (
packages/colors/src/_utilities.scss) has been correctly updated with no.nu-u-icon-*utility classes remaining. However, the compileddist/index.cssstill contains semantic icon utilities (.nu-u-icon--primary,.nu-u-icon--secondary,.nu-u-icon--disabled,.nu-u-icon--on-color,.nu-u-icon--inked) and their associated CSS variable tokens. These stale classes should be removed by running a clean rebuild. Icon tokens (--icon-*variables) used internally elsewhere in the design system remain unaffected.README.md (1)
93-102: Documentation correctly reflects token renames.The new Content section documents all renamed tokens (--text-* → --content-*) with clear role descriptions. Icon token section removal aligns with code changes in _utilities.scss.
packages/colors/src/_theme-light--warm.scss (1)
1-22: Mixin-based light--warm theme structure looks good.The theme correctly imports palette and theme-mixins modules, includes the shared color-palette, and applies warm-specific grey-scale and semantic tokens. Consistency with other theme variants evident.
packages/colors/src/_theme-light.scss (1)
1-21: Light theme mixin-based structure is sound.The default light theme correctly applies shared palette and uses default (no temperature variant) grey-scale and semantic tokens. Selector covers both :root and explicit data-new-ui-theme="light".
packages/colors/src/_theme-light--cold.scss (1)
1-22: Cold theme variant follows consistent mixin pattern.Structure mirrors warm theme but with cold-specific oklch palette values and 'cold' parameter passed to grey-scale and semantic-tokens-light mixins. Consistent with overall refactor.
packages/colors/src/_theme-dark.scss (2)
4-21: Mixin composition strategy is sound.The delegation of color generation to mixins reduces duplication and improves maintainability. The sequence—palette generation, grey-scale setup, semantic token definition—follows a logical composition pattern.
1-2: No issues found—dependencies are correctly resolved.Both
_palette.scssand_theme-mixins.scssexist and export all required mixins (color-palette,grey-scale,semantic-tokens-dark) with correct signatures. The@usestatements properly expose these mixins to the root namespace. Mixin invocations align with their parameter definitions, and referenced color variables are available.packages/colors/src/_theme-dark--cold.scss (1)
1-22: Consistent implementation with warm theme variant.The cold theme follows the same mixin-based pattern as the warm variant. No new concerns beyond the parameter naming issue noted in
_theme-dark--warm.scss.packages/colors/src/_theme-mixins.scss (3)
3-38: Grey-scale mixin correctly implements parametrized color generation.The mixin accepts 10 oklch color values and conditionally creates themed aliases ('warm' or 'cold'). String interpolation via
#{...}properly converts Sass parameters to CSS custom property values. The design allows reusability across light/dark and warm/cold variants.
1-132: Module imports and public API are correctly configured.The @use statement with 'as *' correctly exposes all public members (mixins) locally without a namespace, allowing direct @include calls from consuming theme files. The mixin signatures match their documented parameters, and no private members (prefixed with
_or-) are accidentally exposed.
41-85: All palette color variables are properly defined—no issues found.Verification confirms all 18 color variables referenced in the semantic token mixins exist in the palette module:
- ✓
--blue2through--blue7- ✓
--red4through--red6- ✓
--green4through--green6- ✓
--yellow4through--yellow5- ✓
--indigo4through--indigo5- ✓
--whiteand--blackThe semantic token mixins follow consistent design patterns with appropriate contrast hierarchy and all palette dependencies are satisfied.
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README.md (1)
127-146: All referenced tokens are properly defined and exported.Verification confirms that all semantic spacing tokens (
--spacing-zerothrough--spacing-xxxl) and sizing tokens (--size-xs,--size-s,--size-m,--controls-size-default,--controls-size-small) exist inpackages/spacings/src/_variables.scssand are properly exported via the package'sindex.scssusing SCSS's@usedirective.packages/spacings/src/_utilities.scss (2)
18-42: Auto-margin utilities are comprehensive and conflict-free.Verification confirms:
- The mixin generates only semantic spacing utilities (zero, xs, s, m, l, xl, xxl, xxxl), not
-autovariants, so explicit auto rules (.nu-u-mx-auto,.nu-u-me-auto,.nu-u-ms-auto) do not conflict or shadow mixin-generated utilities- The omission of
.nu-u-my-autois intentional—only inline margin (mx) and individual directions (me,ms) support auto alignment; block margin (my) provides semantic spacing utilities only- No duplication or unintended gaps in coverage
1-16: All semantic spacing variables are properly exported and mixin generates expected utility classes.Verification confirmed:
- ✓ All 8 semantic spacing tokens (
--spacing-zero,--spacing-xs,--spacing-s,--spacing-m,--spacing-l,--spacing-xl,--spacing-xxl,--spacing-xxxl) are defined in_variables.scss- ✓ The mixin is correctly invoked 14 times across margin and padding variants, generating CSS utility classes following the expected pattern (
.nu-u-{prefix}-{token})Verify testing setup: Test files were not found in the
packages/spacings/directory structure. Please confirm whether tests exist elsewhere in the project or document the testing approach for these utilities.packages/spacings/package.json (1)
3-3: Dependency updates are verified as secure.Parcel 2.16.1 is free from known vulnerabilities (note: CVE-2025-56648 affected versions through 2.16.0, so the update to 2.16.1 resolves that). Autoprefixer 10.4.22 has no known security advisories. Both versions are available on npm.
packages/spacings/src/_components.scss (1)
3-10: Verify migration documentation and dist rebuild before publishing breaking change.The source file correctly implements semantic spacer naming (lines 3–10 match review expectations), and the README documents the new semantic tokens (
--spacing-zerothrough--spacing-xxxl). However, two critical gaps remain:
Stale distribution:
dist/index.cssstill contains old numeric classes (.nu-c-spacer-1through.nu-c-spacer-18), indicating the dist has not been rebuilt from the updated source.Missing migration guidance: No migration documentation was found in README.md despite this being a breaking change. Users upgrading from numeric to semantic classes need explicit guidance on class renaming.
Before merging, ensure:
- Rebuild dist to reflect semantic class changes
- Add migration or changelog entry documenting the breaking change and new semantic class names
| Content | Role | ||
| :--- | :--- | ||
| **`--text-primary`** | Primary body copy | ||
| **`--text-secondary`** | Secondary text color | ||
| **`--text-secondary-alt`** | Secondary text color alt | ||
| **`--text-placeholder`** | Placeholder text color | ||
| **`--text-on-color`** | Text on interactive color | ||
| **`--text-error`** | Error message | ||
| **`--text-success`** | Success message | ||
| **`--text-inked`** | Inked text | ||
| **`--content-primary`** | Primary body copy | ||
| **`--content-secondary`** | Secondary text color | ||
| **`--content-secondary-alt`** | Secondary text color alt | ||
| **`--content-placeholder`** | Placeholder text color | ||
| **`--content-on-color`** | Text on interactive color | ||
| **`--content-error`** | Error message | ||
| **`--content-success`** | Success message | ||
| **`--content-inked`** | Inked text |
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Document migration path for breaking token rename (Text → Content).
The renaming of --text-* tokens to --content-* is a breaking change for consumers. While the README reflects the new tokens, there's no migration guide or deprecation notice for users upgrading from previous versions.
Consider:
- Adding a migration section to the README or CHANGELOG documenting this breaking change
- Verifying that the old
--text-*tokens are completely removed (not providing backward compatibility) - Searching the codebase for any remaining references to old tokens
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Add migration guide for breaking token rename (Text → Content).
The --text-* tokens have been successfully removed from the source code and replaced with --content-* tokens throughout (verified in packages/colors/src/_theme-mixins.scss and packages/colors/src/_utilities.scss). However, no migration documentation exists for consumers upgrading from previous versions who rely on the old token names.
Add a migration section to the README or create a CHANGELOG entry documenting this breaking change and providing a mapping of old to new token names for users to reference during their upgrade.
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In README.md around lines 93 to 102, add a migration section documenting the
breaking rename of design tokens from --text-* to --content-*; create a clear
heading like "Migration: Text → Content tokens", include a simple mapping table
of old -> new token names for all renamed tokens, reference the source files
where the change occurred (packages/colors/src/_theme-mixins.scss and
packages/colors/src/_utilities.scss), state the release/version that contains
the breaking change, and provide a short upgrade instruction telling consumers
to replace usages of --text-* with the corresponding --content-* tokens (and how
to verify via the mapped list).
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packages/grid/src/_grid.scss (1)
153-156: Clarify the rationale for flex-grow range constraints.The flex-grow utilities exclude
grow-1andgrow-12(generating onlygrow-2throughgrow-11). Whileflex-grow: 1is a valid CSS value and arguably the most common, excluding it is an intentional design choice. Document whygrow-1andgrow-12are excluded (e.g., are they considered defaults or anti-patterns in your design system?).
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packages/grid/package.json (2)
3-4: Version and description updates align with grid feature expansion.The version bump from 0.1.0 → 0.1.1 and description punctuation adjustment are reasonable and consistent with the substantial grid system enhancements (responsive modifiers, accessibility, legacy support) added in
packages/grid/src/_grid.scss.
39-41: DevDependency versions consistent with other packages.Same build toolchain updates as
packages/reset/package.jsonand broader monorepo alignment.packages/grid/src/_grid.scss (6)
28-34: ✓ Box-sizing consistency applied across layout primitives.Adding
box-sizing: border-boxto.container,.grid, and%col-baseensures predictable sizing behavior across the layout system. This is a solid best practice for grid/layout utilities.Also applies to: 41-47, 56-60
11-17: ✓ Breakpoint mixin guard prevents silent failures.The guard
@if map.has-key($breakpoints, $breakpoint)safely prevents media queries from being generated if an invalid breakpoint is requested. This is defensive and maintains robustness.
93-114: ✓ Responsive column modifiers and offsets are well-scoped.Responsive sizing (col--{breakpoint}-{1..12}) and offsets (col--{breakpoint}-offset-{1..11}) follow correct semantics—offsets exclude 12 to avoid redundant full-width offset. The breakpoint guard ensures media queries only render for valid breakpoints.
159-186: ✓ Visibility utilities follow clear, consistent naming.The hidden/visible directional utilities (
hidden-{bp}-up,hidden-{bp}-down,visible-{bp}-up,visible-{bp}-down) provide predictable breakpoint control and are well-organized. Media query calculation (calc(#{$value} - 0.01rem)) prevents boundary overlap.
200-208: ✓ Legacy gap support fallback is appropriate.The
@supports not (gap: 1rem)block provides a safe fallback using margin/padding for browsers that don't support the CSSgapproperty. Calculation is correct and maintains gutter consistency.
188-198: ****Setting
transition: none;within aprefers-reduced-motion: reducemedia query is a standard accessibility pattern that doesn't require transitions to be defined on the selector. This defensive approach disables transitions based on a media query, and is valid whether or not transitions are currently applied. This common technique ensures that when users switch off distracting or motion-intensive styles, transitions are disabled—protecting against future changes or cascade effects. The practice follows WCAG guidance to disable transitions for users who have expressed a reduced motion preference. The code is correct as written.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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93-102: Add migration guide for the breaking--text-*→--content-*token rename.This change documents the new content tokens, but the previous review flagged a missing migration section for consumers upgrading from the old
--text-*tokens. No migration guide is visible in the current README that helps users map old to new token names or explains the breaking change.Add a migration section (e.g., after line 102 or in a dedicated subsection) that includes:
#### Migration: Text → Content Tokens The following `--text-*` tokens have been renamed to `--content-*` tokens in [version]: | Old Token | New Token | | --- | --- | | `--text-primary` | `--content-primary` | | `--text-secondary` | `--content-secondary` | | `--text-secondary-alt` | `--content-secondary-alt` | | `--text-placeholder` | `--content-placeholder` | | `--text-on-color` | `--content-on-color` | | `--text-error` | `--content-error` | | `--text-success` | `--content-success` | | `--text-inked` | `--content-inked` | **To upgrade:** Replace all usages of `--text-*` tokens with the corresponding `--content-*` tokens in your codebase.Also consider adding a CHANGELOG or BREAKING_CHANGES document at the repository root if not already present.
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README.md (3)
50-50: Good semantic framing in section header.Renaming to "Semantic Design Tokens" better reflects the palette and semantic token generation approach described in the PR.
122-131: Spacing token restructure is clear and well-mapped.The new table format with Token | Source | Size provides good transparency into how semantic spacing tokens map to underlying numeric scales. The size values (in both px and rem) are consistent and properly documented.
133-141: Sizing subsection provides helpful semantic size abstractions.The new Sizing section appropriately separates generic sizing tokens from control-specific ones, with clear source mappings to existing spacing tokens. This addition aligns well with the semantic token strategy and gives consumers multiple entry points for sizing decisions.
packages/effects/package.json (1)
3-4: Version bump and metadata cleanup look good.The patch version bump (0.1.7) is appropriate for tooling updates, and the description punctuation cleanup is consistent with package metadata standards.
packages/effects/src/_variables.scss (3)
1-15: Border variables are still active in the codebase—review concern is misdirected.The search reveals that border variables (--border-muted-width-, --border-width-, etc.) have not been removed from the codebase. They continue to exist in:
- packages/colors/src/_theme-mixins.scss (--border-muted, --border-strong definitions)
- packages/colors/src/_utilities.scss (border utility classes)
- dist/index.css (compiled output with active variable definitions)
The file packages/effects/src/_variables.scss shown in the review contains only shadow and focus variables—it does not and did not contain border variables. The border tokens are defined and managed in the packages/colors/ package, not effects.
No compilation or runtime failures are expected, as no actual removal occurred. The concern in the review comment appears to be based on a misunderstanding of where these variables are defined across the monorepo packages.
3-6: Verify design specifications and component adoption plan for shadow utility changes.The shadow variable changes in
packages/effects/src/_variables.scss(lines 3–6) are currently isolated within the effects package with no active usage across the codebase. No components currently reference these--dialog-strongor--dialogvariables, and the shadow utility classes (.sh-dialog--strong,.sh-dialog) are defined but unused.Before merging, confirm:
- The shadow value changes align with your design specifications
- This is intentional preparatory work for future component adoption
- The compiled output in
dist/index.cssreflects the expected visual refinements
7-7: Incorrect —--contentis a shadow token, not a color; this is not a breaking change.
--contentis defined/used as a box-shadow in packages/effects (packages/effects/src/_variables.scss:7 and packages/effects/src/_utilities.scss:10) and appears in the effects dist files; color tokens are--content-primary,--content-*(packages/colors). README mentions are documentation only.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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Verify package versions exist and have no security advisories.
The parcel updates (2.14.4 → 2.16.1) are minor version bumps within the 2.x range, and autoprefixer (10.4.21 → 10.4.22) is a patch bump. These should be compatible via the caret constraints, but verify they're available on npm and free from security issues.
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Are parcel 2.16.1, @parcel/transformer-sass 2.16.1, and autoprefixer 10.4.22 the latest stable versions available?
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Short answer: No.
- autoprefixer 10.4.22 — appears to be the latest stable (published very recently). [1][2]
- parcel / @parcel/transformer-sass 2.16.1 — I cannot find a published stable 2.16.1; public registries show parcel and many @parcel/* packages at 2.16.0 (or 2.15.x for some subpackages). So 2.16.1 is not shown as a published stable release. See registry listings for parcel/@parcel/core and @parcel/transformer-sass. [3][4]
Sources:
- Autoprefixer (package info showing 10.4.22 as latest). [Socket/npm summary]. [1]
- npm/autoprefixer package page. [2]
- parcel package listings (jsDelivr / jsdocs showing parcel v2.16.0 and registry state). [3]
- @parcel/transformer-sass npm page (shows 2.15.4 / registry entries). [4]
If you want I can check npmjs.com/your registry in real time and confirm exact latest versions for each package.
I need to verify the exact availability of these versions on npm, as the results suggest parcel 2.16.1 may not exist. Let me search for more definitive information:
I need to verify the compatibility between parcel 2.16.1 and @parcel/transformer-sass versions.
@parcel/transformer-sass@2.16.1 does not exist on npm; the latest available version is 2.15.4.
Parcel 2.16.1 is available and was last published 6 days ago, but @parcel/transformer-sass latest version is 2.15.4, last published 4 days ago. The version @parcel/transformer-sass@2.16.1 specified in the package.json does not exist on npm, which will cause installation to fail. Update the version to 2.15.4 to match the latest available release, or investigate the parcel 2.16.1 release documentation to determine the correct compatible version of the transformer.
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In packages/effects/package.json around lines 31-33, the dependency
"@parcel/transformer-sass": "^2.16.1" does not exist on npm and will break
installs; change that entry to a real published version (e.g. "^2.15.4") or pick
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to reflect the corrected version.
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Seems like the humans are having a chat. I'll hop back into my burrow for now. If you need me again, just tag @coderabbitai in a new comment, and I'll come hopping out!
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@planetabhi You're absolutely right, and I apologize for the incorrect information!
The npm registry confirms that @parcel/transformer-sass@2.16.1 does exist and is in fact the latest version (published on November 5, 2025). My earlier analysis was mistaken.
The dependency updates in this package.json are correct:
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parcel:^2.16.1(latest)
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