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The two color blocks spent 66 lines restating the same variant/state matrix
twice, once per color. Adding three more colors that way would have meant
~165 lines of near-identical CSS in a design system.
Invert it: each `.chip-color-*` class declares only custom properties, and one
shared rule per variant and state consumes them. Five colors now cost one block
each.
No visual change. Verified rather than asserted: both rule sets were generated
mechanically from `git show main:` and the working tree (so nothing was
transcribed by hand), each color/variant/state combination was rendered side by
side with every design token replaced by a unique sentinel value, and the
computed styles compared. All 160 values match across 16 combinations — 2 colors
x 2 variants x 4 states (rest, hover, active, [data-state="active"]) x 10
properties covering border color, width and style, text color, background,
padding and radius.
Two intentional divergences are preserved and now carry comments, since they
read as mistakes otherwise:
- neutral outline hover changes text only, leaving the border alone, whereas
accent outline changes both;
- accent filled hover changes the border only, leaving text alone, whereas
neutral filled changes both.
A third quirk is preserved deliberately and flagged in place: neutral filled
hover sets `border-color` from a *foreground* token. That is almost certainly an
oversight, but correcting it here would be an unrelated visual change.
One consequence worth knowing: the variant rules are single-class (0,1,0) where
the old color rules were compound (0,2,0). Nothing competes, because the color
classes now declare only variables, and CSS Modules scoping means another
module's `.chip` can never collide. The practical effect is that a consumer's
own `className` override is easier to apply, not harder.
Chip offered `neutral` and `accent` only, so a chip reporting a state had to borrow accent or be styled by the consumer. Adds the three status colors, following accent's shape exactly on top of the custom-property refactor, so each one is a single nine-line block. No new design tokens are needed: the `danger`, `success` and `attention` families already exist with the same border/foreground/background and primary/emphasis/primary-hover structure accent uses. Note the naming: the public prop value is `warning`, but it is backed by the `attention` token family. That mismatch is deliberate — Badge already ships `warning` on `attention` tokens, and matching the existing public API beats token-name purity. The mapping is commented where it happens so the next reader does not "fix" it. The docs Color section now covers all five, says which convey status, and warns against relying on color alone; the playground gains the three options and the demo shows every color in both variants.
The dismiss button drew its own 32-line inline `<svg>`. Every other component that needs an X uses the `XIcon` registry icon — callout, dialog, drawer, toast, tour, chat-attachment and filter-chip all do. Inlining also meant a `<Theme icons>` / IconProvider above the chip could not swap this one X, which it can swap everywhere else. `createIcon` renders at 16px, and the chip's icons are 12px, so `.dismiss-icon` pins the size to `--rs-space-4` — the same token `.leading-icon` and `.trailing-icon` already use, and the same approach as filter-chip's `.removeIcon`. Without it the dismiss target would have grown by 4px. There is a small intended visual delta: the old path filled a 12x12 path, while XIcon draws a lucide stroke at strokeWidth 1.5. Same size, same color, slightly different weight — that is the alignment, not a regression. `data-slot="chip-dismiss-icon"` is unchanged, and a test now pins the icon to the registry via `[data-icon="XIcon"]` so a future inline SVG fails loudly.
Three related gaps in Chip's public type surface. `ChipProps` was declared without `export`, and `chip/index.tsx` exported only the component, so consumers could not name the props type at all. Compare filter-chip, which exports `FilterChipProps`. Now exported from the component, the folder barrel and the root barrel, and it reaches `dist/index.d.ts`. `children` was required in the implementation while the published docs already declared it optional. The docs were right — an icon-only chip is legitimate — so the implementation now matches, with `aria-label` documented as the substitute for the label string `children` would otherwise supply. `ref` is now typed `Ref<HTMLSpanElement | HTMLButtonElement>` and carries a comment explaining that the chip renders a `<button>` when `onClick` is set and it is not dismissible, and a `<span>` otherwise. Be precise about what that last one does and does not fix, because the upstream issue overstates it. `ref` already attached at runtime — React 19 treats it as an ordinary prop and it rides the existing spread onto either element; three new tests pin that, including the case where a dismissible chip with `onClick` stays a span. It also already type-checked for consumers: `HTMLSpanElement` is declared as an empty extension of `HTMLElement`, so `Ref<HTMLSpanElement>` structurally accepted a ref to any HTML element, `HTMLButtonElement` included. The incompatibility the issue quotes is the opposite direction, span-ref into button-ref, which arises inside the component and is still bridged by the existing `as ComponentProps<'button'>` cast — the union cannot remove that cast, since HTMLSpanElement genuinely is not an HTMLButtonElement. So this is honest documentation of the element switch rather than a repair of a broken call site. It does still reject a non-HTML ref such as SVGSVGElement, and it stops the type claiming an element the component may not render. Closes: #605
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Require an accessible name for icon-only chips.
When children is absent, require aria-label in the ChipProps union. The leading icon is hidden from assistive technology, and the default status has no announced content without a label. The component documentation already requires aria-label for icon-only chips.
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In `@packages/raystack/components/chip/chip.tsx` at line 40, Update the ChipProps
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Won't fix in this PR. Requiring aria-label when children is missing would need a type-level either/or on ChipProps, which is a bigger API change than this PR makes. The accessibility section of the docs says to pass aria-label for an icon-only chip.
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@Shreyag02, understood. The docs tell users to pass aria-label for an icon-only chip. The type-level requirement can stay outside this PR. Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for it?
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Summary
This PR fills three gaps in
Chip:danger,successandwarningcolors. Before, the only colors wereneutralandaccent, so a status chip had to borrowaccentor be styled by the app.XIcon. Before, it drew its own SVG, soIconProvidercouldn't replace it.ChipPropsis exported, andchildrenis optional.It also adds a short "Component props" section to
AGENTS.md, based on what this PR changed.Closes #605
Changes
danger,successandwarningcolors.warninguses theattentiontokens, the same asBadge..chip-color-*class sets only custom properties, and one rule per variant and state reads them.neutralandaccentlook the same as before.XIconat 12×12 through itswidthandheightprops. It replaces the hand-written SVG, andIconProvidercan now swap it.ChipPropsis exported fromchip.tsx, the chip folder and the package root.childrenis optional, so a chip can be icon-only. The docs say to passaria-labelwhen you leavechildrenout.refis inherited fromComponentProps<'span'>instead of being declared again. The docs explain that it points to the<button>or the<span>, depending on which one the chip renders.ref. They also cover which elementrefpoints to and the icon-only accessibility note.AGENTS.md(whichCLAUDE.mdlinks to) gets a new "Component props" section:Omitonly to change a prop's type.width/height.Technical Details
f48a6ebf), the computed styles before and after were compared with every token replaced by a unique test value. All 160 values matched across 16 combinations (2 colors × 2 variants × 4 states × 10 properties). No later commit changed a color value. They changed comments and moved the sizes block, and a radius change came in frommain(feat(theme): revamped Theme #893).neutraloutline hover changes only the text.accentfilled hover changes only the border.neutralfilled hover takes its border color from a foreground token. That is probably a mistake, but fixing it would be a separate visual change, so it's flagged in a comment instead.warningand notattention: the value matchesBadge's public API, even though the tokens behind it are calledattention.refgets: the chip renders a<button>when it hasonClickand isn't dismissible, and a<span>otherwise. A dismissible chip withonClickstays a<span>. Tests cover all three cases.XIconis a stroked icon atstrokeWidth1.5. It's the same size and color, a little lighter in weight.aria-labelrequired whenchildrenis missing. That would need a type-level either/or, which is a big signature change, so the docs cover it for now.warningoutline text looks light on contrast. It uses the same tokensBadgealready ships, but a designer may want to look at it.Test Plan
I ran these on the branch head (
f0986928):refon each branch, 2 for the dismiss icon and itsIconProvideroverride, and 1 for the icon-only chip.pnpm --filter=@raystack/apsara test: 3432 passed, 1 skipped.pnpm build: 3/3 tasks pass, including the docs site.ChipPropsis indist/index.d.ts.tsc --noEmit: no errors incomponents/chip. The 8 errors it reports are in other files.test-and-lintpasses on Node 22.x and 24.x, and the PR title check passes.SQL Safety (if your PR touches
*_repository.goorgoqu.*)This PR doesn't touch any Go or
goqufiles, so this section doesn't apply.?placeholders,goqu.Ex{}, orgoqu.Record{}— neverfmt.Sprintfor+building a query that gets executed.ToSQL()callers capture and forward params (query, params, err := stmt.ToSQL(); db.…Context(ctx, …, query, params...)). Neverquery, _, err := ….?placeholders inside single-quoted SQL literals ingoqu.L(usemake_interval(hours => ?)-style functions instead).//nolint:forbidigoor// #nosec G20xannotation has a one-line justification on the same line that a reviewer can verify.