feat: add CSS reset & update styles accordingly #24
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app/app.vueOops! Something went wrong! :( ESLint: 9.16.0 Error [ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND]: Cannot find module '/.nuxt/eslint.config.mjs' imported from /eslint.config.js WalkthroughThe pull request introduces styling and configuration updates across multiple files in a Nuxt.js application. The changes primarily focus on enhancing the visual design by adding new CSS classes, modifying header styles, and introducing a custom colour palette. The Nuxt configuration has been updated to include a CSS reset and define new 'shark' colour shades. The modifications affect page layouts, headings, and overall application theming without significantly altering the core functionality of the components. Changes
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app/app.vue (1)
2-6: Consider extracting body classes to a constantThe body styling classes could be moved to a constant for better maintainability and reuse across the application.
+const bodyClasses = 'bg-shark-500 text-white' + useHead({ bodyAttrs: { - class: 'bg-shark-500 text-white', + class: bodyClasses, }, })app/pages/[owner]/[repo]/[issue].vue (1)
17-17: Consider extracting heading styles to a componentThe heading styles are duplicated across multiple h2 elements. Consider creating a reusable heading component to maintain consistency.
Example implementation:
<!-- components/BaseHeading.vue --> <template> <h2 class="flex items-center my-4 font-bold text-2xl"> <slot /> </h2> </template>Usage:
-<h2 class="flex items-center my-4 font-bold text-2xl"> +<BaseHeading> <span class="text-gray-500 inline-block mr-1 font-normal">#</span> {{ issues[0]?.title }} -</h2> +</BaseHeading>Also applies to: 31-31
app/pages/index.vue (1)
34-34: Button styling looks good, consider adding aria-labelThe button styling is well-structured with proper hover, focus, and transition states. The colour contrast ratio appears sufficient for accessibility.
Consider adding an
aria-labelto provide more context for screen readers, especially since this is a primary action button.
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app/app.vue (1)
18-18: Verify margin changes don't affect mobile layouts
The margin increase from m-2 to m-4 and addition of my-4 to headings could impact mobile layouts. Please ensure these changes maintain proper spacing on smaller screens.
Also applies to: 20-20
✅ Verification successful
Margin changes are properly handled with responsive design
The codebase shows consistent use of responsive design patterns. The margin changes from m-2 to m-4 appear safe because:
- The main layout uses flexbox (
flex flex-col) which provides responsive behaviour - Other components properly implement responsive margins using breakpoints (e.g.,
md:gap-8,md:mt-36) - The mobile-first approach is evident with smaller base values that scale up at larger breakpoints
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rg -l 'm-(2|4)' | xargs rg 'sm:|md:|lg:|xl:|2xl:'
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# Let's search for any responsive utility classes in the entire codebase
rg -A 2 -B 2 'sm:|md:|lg:|xl:|2xl:'
# Also search for any margin-related classes in app.vue specifically
rg -A 2 -B 2 'm-[0-9]' app/app.vue
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nuxt.config.ts (2)
75-83: Verify colour contrast ratios for accessibility
The new shark colour palette should be tested for WCAG compliance, particularly for text contrast ratios. The darkest shade (#202830) appears to be the primary background colour.
Consider using a colour contrast checker tool to verify these combinations meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards, particularly:
- Text colours against shark-500 (#202830)
- Interactive elements using shark-100 through shark-400
22-24: Verify CSS reset impact on existing components
The addition of Tailwind's CSS reset might affect existing component styles. Please ensure all components have been tested, particularly those with custom styling.
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CSS reset implementation appears safe with existing styles
The codebase exclusively uses Tailwind utility classes for styling, with no raw CSS styles that could conflict with the reset. All margin, padding, border, and font styles are applied through Tailwind classes (e.g., my-4, px-2, border-solid, font-bold), which are designed to work with Tailwind's reset CSS. The reset will provide a clean foundation without disrupting the existing styling.
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app/pages/index.vue (2)
47-47: LGTM: Horizontal rule styling enhances visual hierarchy
The constrained width and consistent colour choice improve the visual separation whilst maintaining the design system's colour palette.
53-53: LGTM: Improved gap control for better layout
The separate horizontal and vertical gaps provide better control over the layout spacing, resulting in improved visual density.
app/pages/[owner]/[repo]/index.vue (4)
38-40: LGTM: Consistent heading styles
The margin and font weight choices provide appropriate visual hierarchy without overpowering the surrounding elements.
Line range hint 80-84: LGTM: Well-structured loading state
The loading state maintains visual consistency with the loaded state whilst providing clear feedback through animation.
129-129: LGTM: Secondary button styling
The reduced text size appropriately differentiates this as a secondary action, whilst maintaining proper interactive states.
53-53: Consider colour contrast for small text
The text-xs size works well for the form aesthetics, but ensure the colour contrast meets WCAG guidelines for small text (4.5:1).
This PR adds a CSS reset (by Tailwind) to unify styles across browsers.
I've updated things affected by the reset to match the layout rendered in Chromium browsers. Some minor layout differences may be present, though.
This also eliminates the scroll overflow issue on the index page (body had a margin and thus would cause overflow in combination with
min-h-screen)Summary by CodeRabbit
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