yorkie-team / yorkie-ui

Yorkie UI is a set of components and styles for Yorkie.
https://yorkie.dev/yorkie-ui
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Add Static CSS and Flex Component for Yorkie Homepage #145

Closed chacha912 closed 2 months ago

chacha912 commented 2 months ago

What this PR does / why we need it:

I added the static CSS and Flex component because they were needed to replace the button component on the Yorkie Homepage.: https://github.com/yorkie-team/yorkie-team.github.io/pull/155

Special notes for your reviewer:

I added only the necessary styles to the static CSS, but since we can't predict which styles users will use, we might need to prepare all styles in static CSS. This could increase the size and build time, so I'm considering whether to structure the Yorkie UI in a copy-paste format like Park UI or Shadcn UI.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the Storybook application by refining component documentation and layouts, introducing a new Flex component for improved UI flexibility, and updating configuration files for better responsive design. The overall goal is to streamline the styling process and expand customization options while maintaining a cohesive look and feel across the application.

Changes

Files Change Summary
apps/storybook/package.json Downgraded @storybook/addon-themes from ^8.2.6 to ^8.2.5.
apps/storybook/src/stories/button/*.mdx Replaced <div> with <Flex> in button stories for better layout control, added note about unimplemented link styles.
apps/storybook/src/stories/button/Button.stories.tsx Updated button stories to utilize Flex for layout, expanded colorPalette from 10 to 14 options, and improved spacing and alignment with new Flex implementation.
apps/storybook/src/stories/flex/*.mdx Introduced documentation for the Flex component, including usage examples and props section.
packages/core/panda.config.ts Added numerous properties for improved styling and layout management, including flexbox and visibility controls.
packages/core/panda/theme/breakpoints.ts Adjusted breakpoint sizes for responsive design; increased md, lg, and xl values, removed 2xl.
packages/core/panda/theme/semantic-tokens/colors.ts New file defining semantic color tokens for a design system.
packages/core/panda/theme/semantic-tokens/index.ts Refactored color token management by importing colors from a separate file, reducing inline complexity.
packages/core/panda/theme/semantic-tokens/shadows.ts Reset shadow definitions to an empty object, removing all previously defined styles.
packages/core/panda/theme/tokens/z-index.ts Added float property to zIndex definition to manage stacking order.
packages/core/src/flex/*.tsx Implemented a new Flex component for flexible layout management, utilizing forwardRef for DOM interaction.
packages/core/src/index.ts Expanded exports to include the new Flex functionality alongside existing button exports.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant A as User
    participant B as Storybook
    participant C as Flex Component
    participant D as Button Component

    A->>B: Open Storybook
    B->>D: Render Button Stories
    D->>C: Use Flex for Layout
    C->>B: Return Rendered Flex Layout
    B->>A: Display Updated Button Stories

🐰 In the meadow, hopping free,
A Flex design, what glee to see!
Buttons dance in perfect line,
Colors bright and layout fine.
With every click, my heart takes flight,
Oh, how changes make the world so bright! 🌈✨


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