docs: redesign the docs/nuxt site shell, homepage, search and module pages - #786
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Replaces the daisyUI drawer shell with a three-column layout: a sidebar that is sticky beside the content on wide viewports and a slide-over drawer below that, the main column, and an "on this page" list. Adds a sticky subheader carrying sibling and heading jump menus, breadcrumbs, a colour-mode toggle and the icon set the navigation needs. The drawer behaves as a real modal: Escape closes it, focus moves to its close button on open and returns to the hamburger on close, Tab cycles inside it, and it is `invisible` when closed so its controls leave the tab order rather than sitting focusable off-screen. The hamburger tracks the same breakpoint as the drawer it opens, so it is never visible while inert. The TOC and subheader indent relative to each document's own shallowest heading, so a page that opens at `###` is not rendered indented beneath nothing, and the subheader stands down at `xl` where the "on this page" column takes over rather than duplicating it. `utils/focus.js` holds the shared Tab trap for the drawer and the search dialog; `utils/platform.js` is the single source for the ⌘K / Ctrl K hint, which the header and sidebar had otherwise drifted apart on.
The homepage gains a structured landing page: hero with a copyable quickstart command and a collapsible panel for picking a starter kit and runner, a feature summary, and a module grid. Only the kits that are actually live are offered — the rest stay listed behind an `enabled` flag so restoring one is a single word — and the picker hides itself while only one is enabled rather than rendering a single-option radio group. Search becomes a ⌘K command palette: debounced, grouped, stale responses discarded, full keyboard navigation. It is a real modal — Tab is trapped, scroll is locked, focus returns to whatever opened it, and results are announced through a live region rather than landing silently. Combobox and listbox roles with `aria-activedescendant` mean the arrow-key selection is spoken, not just highlighted. Module pages gain shared chrome (breadcrumbs, source and release-notes links, sub-page tabs) and an API index grouped by kind. `AppProse` applies the module-README conventions — hero figure, captioned click-to-enlarge images, code copy buttons, API links as buttons — and is keyed on the document path, because it rewrites DOM that NuxtContent owns and would otherwise leave Vue patching a tree that no longer matched its vnodes. Adds the site-wide footer the visual refresh specified but never delivered: community links, documentation sections and a version badge linking to the release notes, on every route including the full-bleed homepage. Recent documents and search results carry the document's location, because several pages legitimately share a title — every module has its own "Deprecations" — and a bare title was ambiguous.
Adds a light and dark daisyUI theme with prose colours resolved from theme variables, so one typography config serves both and nothing renders near-black on a dark background. Dark mode follows the OS and remembers an explicit choice; because @nuxtjs/color-mode 2.1.1 is the last Nuxt 2 compatible release and only toggles a CSS class, a small client plugin plus a pre-paint inline script bridge that to the `data-theme` attribute daisyUI actually reads. The accessibility rules in app.css exist because daisyUI's own selectors out-specify utility classes, which had silently defeated two passes of styling: - `.menu :where(li) > a:focus` and `.btn:focus` set a *transparent* outline, so 13 of 34 tab stops had no visible focus indicator in either theme. - `.menu .menu-title > span` hard-codes `hsla(var(--bc)/0.4)`, so the sidebar's section labels rendered at 2.35:1 despite carrying a `/70` class. Filled brand buttons take the darker in-family shade rather than the tint: white on `primary` #53b0eb measures 2.39:1 and on `secondary` #41b883 2.50:1, and the logo's own blue is no better at 3.15:1 — a tint that pale cannot carry text of any colour except near-black, which reads wrong on a blue button. The tints stay the brand and keep their decorative uses; only the two filled buttons change, to 6.49:1 and 4.66:1 with white. Long bare URLs in prose now break rather than widening the page: an unbroken 600px Drupal.org link had pushed the whole document sideways on a phone, moving the header and sidebar with it. Also carries reduced-motion, forced-colors and focus-visible baselines.
@nuxtjs/google-analytics only ever spoke the Universal Analytics protocol
via vue-analytics, and UA stopped processing hits in July 2023 — the site
had been collecting nothing for years. No ID swap would have fixed it, so
the module is gone and a plain gtag.js snippet takes its place, injected
through the same head.script mechanism the colour-mode bridge already uses.
Nuxt 3's replacement, nuxt-gtag, needs @nuxt/kit and cannot run here.
Gated on LAGOON_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE so only the production build reports.
Client-side navigation is already counted, because vue-meta re-executes the
inline snippet and gtag('config') re-fires — measured on a generated build,
so a router.afterEach page_view plugin would double-count rather than fix
anything.
Dropping the module also required regenerating the lockfile: package.json
lost the dependency while yarn.lock kept it and its transitive
vue-analytics, so every `yarn install --immutable` failed before it could
build.
The version badge is read defensively. It resolves from the `druxt` package,
which is outside the deploy image — the Dockerfile's final stage copies only
docs/nuxt — so the unguarded require threw MODULE_NOT_FOUND there while
resolving fine from a checkout, meaning local and CI builds passed while
every Lagoon deploy would have failed.
…command The redesign introduced AppPageHeader, which renders the frontmatter title as the page's h1. Every guide document then repeated that title as its own first heading, so pages carried two h1 elements and, where the repeat was an `###` sitting before any `##`, the "on this page" list indented its first entry beneath nothing. Removed the four headings that duplicated their frontmatter title exactly and demoted the four that did not, so each page now has exactly one h1 and a heading hierarchy that starts where it should. Also replaces `npx nuxi init -t druxt/starter`, which never worked: nuxi and current create-nuxt-app are both Nuxt 3/4 only, and no druxt/starter template exists for either. Uses giget against the quickstart instead, with the branch spelled out because giget's GitHub shorthand hardcodes `main` and does not resolve a repository's actual default branch.
Terms the redesign brings in — colour-mode and typography names, the GA4 measurement id, the quickstart repository slugs, and British spellings matching the list's existing house style. Collected here rather than spread across the commits that introduced them, because lint:cspell is a blocking CI job but is not part of the pre-commit hook, so a missing word only surfaces after a push.
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The redesign changes navigation, content rendering, module/API pages, and homepage interactions, but the current version can drop hero text, show stale or incorrect page content, misreport copy results, and leave image dialogs or button states inaccessible or low-contrast; the docs e2e suite is also expected to fail. Merge should wait for these bounded correctness and accessibility issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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In `@docs/nuxt/assets/css/app.css`:
- Line 92: Replace the secondary button hover rule’s filter: brightness(0.9)
with explicit hover background and border colors that use the documented
secondary focus color, keeping the white label contrast at or above 4.5:1.
In `@docs/nuxt/components/app/ApiIndex.vue`:
- Line 95: Update the AppApiIndex package watcher and its $content fetch flow to
track the requested package or a monotonically increasing request sequence, and
assign entries only when the response still matches the latest request. Add a
regression test that resolves an older API-index request after a newer one and
verifies the stale response cannot overwrite the current package’s entries.
In `@docs/nuxt/components/app/Figure.vue`:
- Around line 15-21: Update the lightbox implementations in
docs/nuxt/components/app/Figure.vue (lines 15-21) and
docs/nuxt/components/app/Prose.vue (lines 22-28) to behave as keyboard-operable
dialogs: add a focusable close control, move focus into the lightbox when
opened, trap Tab within its controls, support Escape and pointer close, and
restore focus to the triggering element when closed. Apply the same focus
lifecycle to both sites, using each component’s existing trigger and state
symbols.
In `@docs/nuxt/components/app/Menu.vue`:
- Around line 85-88: Update isCurrent so the normalized route returned by
to(item) treats an empty value as "/" before checking whether it is valid;
preserve the existing trailing-slash normalization and route comparison so the
Home link receives aria-current="page" on the homepage.
In `@docs/nuxt/components/app/Prose.vue`:
- Around line 98-100: Update the image trigger in the Prose component to create
a labeled button instead of a div, preserving the existing styling and click
behavior that sets this.zoom from img.src and img.alt. Ensure the button is
keyboard-focusable and operable while retaining the zoom-in presentation.
In `@docs/nuxt/pages/index.vue`:
- Line 211: Update the copy() failure path around navigator.clipboard.writeText
so it exposes an accessible role="status" message telling users to select and
copy the command manually, while preserving the existing copied reset behavior.
In `@docs/nuxt/pages/modules.vue`:
- Around line 66-67: Update the fetch logic around the module and pages
assignments to capture the current pkg when fetch starts and discard results if
the route package changes before completion; clear the existing module and pages
state when beginning a new fetch. Modify the pkg watcher to ensure the latest
package schedules another fetch after any active fetch completes, preventing
stale route data from being displayed.
In `@docs/nuxt/pages/modules/_.vue`:
- Around line 27-29: Update the slug normalization around params.pathMatch so a
trailing slash is removed before selecting the README document, while preserving
nested paths and the default README fallback. Ensure the resulting slug points
to the module document rather than directory data for module-name/ inputs, and
keeps the edit path aligned with that document.
In `@docs/nuxt/utils/content.js`:
- Line 49: Update the filter predicate in the child-processing flow so a
paragraph containing the target image and non-whitespace text is preserved;
remove the paragraph wrapper only when every other child is whitespace, while
retaining existing behavior for paragraphs with other element children.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve text contrast on the secondary hover state.
filter: brightness(0.9) darkens the white label with the background. With the documented secondary focus color, the resulting hover state is about 4.45:1. This is below the 4.5:1 requirement for normal text. Use a hover background and border color instead of filtering the whole button.
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In `@docs/nuxt/assets/css/app.css` at line 92, Replace the secondary button hover
rule’s filter: brightness(0.9) with explicit hover background and border colors
that use the documented secondary focus color, keeping the white label contrast
at or above 4.5:1.
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Discard stale API-index responses.
When the reused AppModuleDocument passes a new pkg to AppApiIndex, its watcher starts another $content(...).fetch() call. An earlier call can resolve later and overwrite this.entries with the previous package’s entries. Track the requested package or a request sequence before assigning the result, and add a delayed-response regression test.
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In `@docs/nuxt/components/app/ApiIndex.vue` at line 95, Update the AppApiIndex
package watcher and its $content fetch flow to track the requested package or a
monotonically increasing request sequence, and assign entries only when the
response still matches the latest request. Add a regression test that resolves
an older API-index request after a newer one and verifies the stale response
cannot overwrite the current package’s entries.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make both image lightboxes keyboard-operable dialogs.
Both overlays leave focus behind the backdrop and let Tab reach page content. Pointer click and Escape do not provide a complete keyboard interaction.
docs/nuxt/components/app/Figure.vue#L15-L21: Add a focusable close control, move focus into the lightbox, trap Tab, and restore focus to the trigger on close.docs/nuxt/components/app/Prose.vue#L22-L28: Add the same focus lifecycle for the prose-image lightbox.
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In `@docs/nuxt/components/app/Figure.vue` around lines 15 - 21, Update the
lightbox implementations in docs/nuxt/components/app/Figure.vue (lines 15-21)
and docs/nuxt/components/app/Prose.vue (lines 22-28) to behave as
keyboard-operable dialogs: add a focusable close control, move focus into the
lightbox when opened, trap Tab within its controls, support Escape and pointer
close, and restore focus to the triggering element when closed. Apply the same
focus lifecycle to both sites, using each component’s existing trigger and state
symbols.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Mark the Home link as the current page.
to() converts / to ''. Line 87 rejects that value before comparing routes. On the homepage, the Home link has no aria-current="page" value.
Handle the empty normalized route as / before the truthiness check.
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In `@docs/nuxt/components/app/Menu.vue` around lines 85 - 88, Update isCurrent so
the normalized route returned by to(item) treats an empty value as "/" before
checking whether it is valid; preserve the existing trailing-slash normalization
and route comparison so the Home link receives aria-current="page" on the
homepage.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use a keyboard-operable image trigger.
frame is a div with only a click handler. Keyboard users cannot focus or activate it, so they cannot enlarge prose images. Create a labeled button for this control.
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In `@docs/nuxt/components/app/Prose.vue` around lines 98 - 100, Update the image
trigger in the Prose component to create a labeled button instead of a div,
preserving the existing styling and click behavior that sets this.zoom from
img.src and img.alt. Ensure the button is keyboard-focusable and operable while
retaining the zoom-in presentation.
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Report clipboard-copy failures to the user.
When navigator.clipboard.writeText(this.command) fails, copy() only resets copied. The template then shows no failure status or manual-copy instructions. Add an accessible role="status" message that tells users to select and copy the command manually.
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Nuxt 2 component fetch hook $fetch concurrent calls cancellation behavior source
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In Nuxt 2, the fetch component hook is designed to avoid concurrent execution by default [1]. When you call this.$fetch() while a previous fetch call is still pending, Nuxt does not automatically cancel the existing request; instead, it prevents the new fetch execution until the current one has finished [1]. Internally, Nuxt 2 implements a critical section within the fetch mixin logic [1]. If this._fetchPromise exists (meaning a fetch is currently in progress), the fetch hook will return that existing promise rather than initiating a new one [1]. This ensures that multiple overlapping calls to this.$fetch() do not run in parallel [1]. Regarding cancellation behavior: 1. Native Cancellation: Nuxt 2 does not have built-in, automatic cancellation of ongoing HTTP requests when a new fetch is triggered or when the user navigates away [2][3]. 2. Manual Implementation: If you require cancellation (e.g., to prevent old requests from completing after a user navigates to a new page), you must manually implement it using standard web APIs like AbortController in conjunction with your HTTP client (e.g., Axios or @nuxt/http) [2][3]. 3. Known Issues: Relying on default behavior without manual cancellation can lead to race conditions where old data might overwrite newer state if requests resolve out of order, or unnecessary network consumption [2]. Developers often handle this by injecting a cancellation function into the component or using a plugin-level approach to track and abort pending requests when the route changes [2]. Note that the $fetch helper mentioned in some modern contexts (which uses the ofetch library) is a feature of Nuxt 3 and is distinct from the fetch hook provided in Nuxt 2 [4]. In Nuxt 2, data fetching is typically handled via the fetch hook or asyncData [5][6][3].
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- 1: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63499315/nuxtjss-fetch-hook-is-blocked-from-running-in-parallel
- 2: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67983526/canceling-request-of-nuxt-fetch-hook
- 3: https://deepwiki.com/nuxt/http/5.2-using-with-asyncdata-and-fetch
- 4: https://nuxtjs.tw/docs/api/utils/dollarfetch
- 5: https://v2.nuxt.com/docs/components-glossary/fetch/
- 6: https://v2.nuxt.com/guides/features/data-fetching/
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In the context of Nuxt, $fetch is a globally auto-imported utility, powered by the ofetch library [1][2], used for making network requests [2]. While Nuxt's composables like useFetch and useAsyncData leverage $fetch under the hood to provide SSR-safe data fetching with de-duplication and navigation prevention [2], $fetch itself is designed for general-purpose network requests, including client-side interactions [2]. The specific term _fetchPromise does not appear as a public API or standard documented property within Nuxt's $fetch or its composable internals. It is likely an internal implementation detail, a local variable within a specific build or version's transpiled code, or related to the internal handling of promises during asynchronous data resolution. Regarding Nuxt v2.18.1, this version was a patch release focused on stability, specifically resolving a regression (an "invalid options argument" error related to the mkdirp dependency) that appeared after the v2.18.0 update [3][4][5]. It is not associated with any documented changes to the core fetch architecture or the introduction of a public _fetchPromise property. If you are encountering _fetchPromise in debugging or stack traces, it is recommended to inspect the specific stack frame in your browser's developer tools or your build artifact, as it is not part of the documented Nuxt public API [6][7].
Citations:
- 1: GitHub discussion 16294 in nuxt/nuxt (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 2: https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt/blob/1dc113c9/docs/1.getting-started/10.data-fetching.md
- 3: https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt/releases/tag/v2.18.1
- 4: GitHub issue 27892 in nuxt/nuxt (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: GitHub issue 27873 in nuxt/nuxt (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt/blob/main/packages/nuxt/src/app/composables/fetch.ts
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Make module fetches route-aware.
Nuxt 2.18.1 returns the existing _fetchPromise when $fetch() runs during an active fetch. Therefore, the pkg watcher does not start a B fetch while A is pending. The A fetch can then assign module and pages after the route changes to B, while no B fetch is queued. The parent can show A's chrome on /modules/b.
Capture pkg at fetch start, discard stale results, clear old state, and ensure the watcher schedules a fetch for the latest package after the active fetch completes.
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In `@docs/nuxt/pages/modules.vue` around lines 66 - 67, Update the fetch logic
around the module and pages assignments to capture the current pkg when fetch
starts and discard results if the route package changes before completion; clear
the existing module and pages state when beginning a new fetch. Modify the pkg
watcher to ensure the latest package schedules another fetch after any active
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In @nuxt/content v1.15.1, the $content fetch behavior regarding trailing slashes is inconsistent and frequently leads to 404 errors or failed data retrieval [1][2][3]. This is primarily because the $content(path) method expects a path that maps directly to your content file or directory structure, and the presence or absence of a trailing slash in the URL—often enforced by Nuxt's router configuration (router.trailingSlash) or server-side redirects (e.g., Nginx, Netlify)—can cause the internal API request to look for the wrong path [1][2][3]. Key behaviors and observations include: 1. Path Matching Sensitivity: The $content(path) function treats its argument as a file or directory path [4]. If a request includes a trailing slash (e.g., /articles/) while the content file is mapped without one (or vice versa), the underlying API request to /_content/ may fail if the routing logic does not resolve them identically [1]. 2. Static Generation Issues: When using nuxt generate with router.trailingSlash: true, users frequently encounter issues where the static site generation and subsequent server behavior mismatch, causing fetch operations to fail during hard reloads or direct navigation [2][5]. 3. Workarounds: To ensure consistent behavior, developers often sanitize the path before passing it to $content [3]. A common approach is to manually remove the trailing slash from the route path to align it with the internal content store [3]: // Example of sanitizing the path before fetching const path = route.path.replace(//$/, ''); const content = await $content(path).fetch; If you are experiencing issues, ensure that your router configuration (router.trailingSlash) is consistent with how your web server handles URL redirection, and sanitize dynamic parameters extracted from the route to ensure they match your expected content path structure [1][3].
Citations:
- 1: GitHub issue 703 in nuxt/content (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 2: GitHub issue 706 in nuxt/content (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: https://answers.netlify.com/t/nuxt-content-api-results-in-404-error/79299
- 4: https://content.nuxt.com/v1/getting-started/fetching/
- 5: GitHub issue 1966 in nuxt/content (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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Normalize trailing module paths.
When params.pathMatch is module-name/, normalize the trailing slash before selecting README. Otherwise, $content('modules/', slug).fetch() can return directory data, while the child treats it as one document. The page can omit document content and generate modules/module-name/.md as the edit path.
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In `@docs/nuxt/pages/modules/_.vue` around lines 27 - 29, Update the slug
normalization around params.pathMatch so a trailing slash is removed before
selecting the README document, while preserving nested paths and the default
README fallback. Ensure the resulting slug points to the module document rather
than directory data for module-name/ inputs, and keeps the edit path aligned
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Preserve text that shares the image paragraph.
Line 49 removes a <p> when it has no other element child. A leading image followed by plain text satisfies that condition, so strip() discards the text with the image. Only remove the wrapper when all remaining children are whitespace.
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In `@docs/nuxt/utils/content.js` at line 49, Update the filter predicate in the
child-processing flow so a paragraph containing the target image and
non-whitespace text is preserved; remove the paragraph wrapper only when every
other child is whitespace, while retaining existing behavior for paragraphs with
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Every spec asserted on utility classes the redesign removed: 7 of the 8 selectors in use (`.hero`, `.navbar`, `.input`, `.text-5xl` and the three hero buttons) matched zero elements, so the whole suite failed at once, and `search.cy.js` still carried its original `@TODO - Assert results`. Rewritten against roles, landmarks and link text rather than utility classes, so a future visual pass cannot silently invalidate them the same way. Coverage is wider than before: the homepage checks the version badge and site footer, the guide spec asserts a single h1 (the duplicate heading this branch removes), the module spec covers the shared chrome, and search exercises the palette including the live region and `aria-activedescendant` that the old `@TODO` never reached. Adds an eslint override for these specs. `cy` and `Cypress` are injected by the runner and the suite functions come from its bundled Mocha, so they tripped no-undef the moment lint-staged saw them; the existing jest override does not reach them. Scoped to docs/nuxt deliberately, because the examples suite declares the same globals inline and a broader glob turns that into a no-redeclare error. Verified against a running dev server with generated API content. Cypress itself could not be executed here (the cached binary in this environment fails with "Cannot find module 'electron'"), so each assertion's underlying DOM fact was checked directly instead: 28 of 28 hold. One was wrong on the first pass and corrected — module cards carry the display name "Entity", not the package name "druxt-entity".
Nine findings, each reproduced before changing anything. - Filled-button hover used `filter: brightness(0.9)`, which dims the white label along with the background and took the secondary hover to 4.40:1, under the 4.5:1 needed for text. Darkening only the background moves it the other way, to 8.38:1 and 6.63:1. - The Home menu item could never be active or current. `to()` trimmed its trailing slash, reducing '/' to an empty string, which the falsiness guards then read as "no route" — leaving the `to === ''` branch below unreachable. Root is kept as '/' now, and section matching compares segment-wise so /guide cannot light up on a route that merely shares its prefix. - `/modules/entity/` returned 404 while `/modules/entity` resolved: the trailing slash made `params.pathMatch` look like a sub-page path, which was then queried verbatim. - AppApiIndex and pages/modules.vue both read a package name, awaited, then assigned. Their instances are reused across /modules/<pkg> changes, so an earlier query resolving later could overwrite the current module's entries and chrome. Both re-check before assigning, matching the guard AppSearch already had. - Prose images were enlarged by a `div` with a click handler: no keyboard access and nothing announced. It is a labelled button now. - Neither lightbox was a dialog. Both now carry role and aria-modal, a close control, focus moved in on open and restored on close, and a Tab trap. - The homepage's copy button swallowed clipboard failures, leaving the button silent on the site's most important command. It reports the failure, as the prose copy buttons already did. - extractHero's sibling test counted only element children, so a paragraph holding both the hero image and its own text would have been dropped whole. No current README does this, so it was latent rather than visible. Verified against a running dev server with generated API content: 8 of 8 targeted checks pass, and the earlier suites still hold (28 e2e assertions, both focus traps, and the prose navigation sequence).
Adds the British spelling "normalised", matching the house style already in the list, and rewords "falsiness" rather than adding jargon to the dictionary. Third time this has been caught after a push: lint:cspell is a blocking CI job but is not part of the pre-commit hook, so a new word commits cleanly and only fails later. Extending the hook would be worth doing separately.
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Keep copy-result states mutually exclusive.
If a copy succeeds and the next copy fails, copied stays true. When this timeout clears copyFailed, copyLabel changes to Copied although the latest copy failed. A successful retry can also continue to show Copy failed until this timeout completes.
Clear copied in the failure path. Clear copyFailed after a successful write. Track and replace the failure timeout if repeated attempts must keep the failure message visible for two seconds.
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In `@docs/nuxt/pages/index.vue` around lines 232 - 233, Update the copy success
and failure handlers in the page component so the result states remain mutually
exclusive: clear copied when a write fails, and clear copyFailed immediately
after a successful write. Replace any existing failure-clear timeout on repeated
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develop#786Types of changes
Description
Rebuilds the
docs/nuxtpresentation layer. Same stack throughout: Nuxt 2, Vue 2.7, Tailwind 2, daisyUI 1,@nuxt/contentv1, Node 16. No new runtime dependencies, and no content restructure (that is a separate branch).Six commits, grouped by concern:
feat(docs): rebuild the app shellfeat(docs): rebuild the homepage, search, content pages and site footerfeat(docs): theme, dark mode and an accessibility baselinefix(docs): replace dead Universal Analytics with GA4docs(guide): remove duplicate title headingsh1per page, and a working install commandchore(lint): add project wordsBugs found and fixed along the way
Several of these only reproduce outside
yarn dev, so they are worth calling out:nuxt.config.jsread the version viarequire('../../packages/druxt/package.json'). The Dockerfile's final stage copies onlydocs/nuxt, so that path resolves outside the image. Local and CI builds run from a checkout where it exists, so every green build still hid a broken deploy. Now guarded.yarn install --immutablefailed@nuxtjs/google-analyticsfrompackage.jsonbut not fromyarn.lock.@nuxtjs/google-analyticsonly speaks the Universal Analytics protocol, and UA stopped processing hits in July 2023. Replaced with a gtag.js snippet, gated to production.AppProsere-parentsimgnodes thatNuxtContentowns, so Vue patched a tree that no longer matched its vnodes. Navigating blocks to entity and back left an orphanedfigureon a page with no images, and returned a two image page rendering one..menu :where(li) > a:focusand.btn:focusset a transparent outline and out-specify a bare:focus-visible.-translate-x-fullmoves it without removing it, so 10 controls sat focusable off screen.primaryand 2.50:1 onsecondary. The tints are unchanged and keep their decorative uses; only the two filled buttons take the darker in family shade, at 6.49:1 and 4.66:1.shrink-0did nothingcursor-zoom-inandplaceholder:text-*.Accessibility
Both overlays are now real modals: Tab is trapped, scroll is locked, focus returns to the trigger. Search gained combobox and listbox roles with
aria-activedescendant, so the arrow key selection is announced rather than only highlighted, and a live region reports result counts. Drawer opens with focus on its close button and closes on Escape.Verified with a headless browser rather than by inspection: contrast values are computed with alpha compositing up the ancestor chain, keyboard traversal uses real
Tabpresses, and the deploy and analytics behaviour were measured against a production gatedyarn generate.No tracking issue on this repository. The commit that began this work cited
#7, which is an unrelated closed issue about no-JS support.Checklist
Two notes on the boxes above.
Tests. No new automated tests. The existing
docs/nuxt/testCypress suite asserts against markup this branch removes: 7 of its 8 selectors (.hero,.navbar,.input, the three hero buttons) now match zero elements.api-docs.cy.jsandmodules.cy.jsalso assert an information architecture that the companion docs branch changes again, so rewriting them here would make them stale twice. Worth deciding where that suite should land before rewriting it.Tests passing. Lint, cspell, vale, markdown, knip, dependency audit and unit tests are green. The docs e2e job will fail for the reason above.
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