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Bump every package to its current latest release, including majors: next 16.2.6 -> 16.3.6, react 19.2.4 -> 19.3.0, eslint 9 -> 10.11.0, dialkit 1.4.3 -> 2.0.2, motion 12.43.0 -> 13.4.3, fumadocs-mdx 14.3.2 -> 15.4.5, tracwell 0.2.0 -> 0.4.0, and @types/node 20 -> 26. Three upstream breakages had to be resolved to keep the toolchain green: - TypeScript 7 removed the baseUrl compiler option and ships no programmatic API, so typescript-eslint hard-fails on it. Drop baseUrl (paths now resolve relative to the project root) and adopt the TS team's side-by-side layout: typescript is aliased to @typescript/typescript6 for anything that needs the compiler API, while @typescript/native provides the TS 7 tsc binary used by `pnpm typecheck`. - ESLint 10 removed the deprecated rule-context accessors. eslint-plugin-react@7.37.5 is the only plugin eslint-config-next pulls in that still calls them unconditionally, which crashed lint on every file; react-hooks, import and jsx-a11y are already compatible. Add a compat shim in eslint.config.mjs that restores getFilename and getSourceCode on top of context.sourceCode, using the same prototype-chain approach as ESLint's own FileContext.extend, rather than holding ESLint back at 9. - The newer react-hooks compiler rules surfaced three genuine bugs in the gravity physics component: Math.random() was called during render, the self-rescheduling requestAnimationFrame loop referenced its own callback before declaration, and startEngine was invoked before it was defined. Replace the random id with useId(), break the self-reference with a ref, and hoist startEngine above initializeRenderer. Also regenerate public/r/*.json, which had been committed with CRLF-escaped content while the component sources are LF. The drift predates this branch and left `pnpm dev` dirtying the working tree; regenerated on a pristine HEAD checkout it reproduces identically. Verified with typecheck, lint (0 errors), registry:test (31 items), a production build, and a runtime smoke test of every route. Co-authored-by: Jay Sharma <radiumcoders@gmail.com>
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You can disable this status message by setting the 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request updates documentation navigation and presentation, adds a ticket-tearing interaction to MoviePassButton, revises DoubtButton and HoldButton styling, changes physics registration and animation scheduling, and updates tooling settings. ChangesDocumentation experience
MoviePass ticket interaction
Button behavior and presentation
Physics and toolchain updates
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Reuse one wrapped plugin object per original plugin.
withPluginCompat builds a new react plugin object for every config entry that contains the plugin. ESLint flat config rejects a plugin namespace that maps to different objects. The error is "Cannot redefine plugin". This happens in two cases:
nextVitalshas more than one entry withplugins.react.nextTsalso registersreact.
In either case, the react namespace gets two distinct wrapped objects. The current lint run passes, so today only one entry probably defines react. A future eslint-config-next update can change that and break every lint run. To prevent this, keep one wrapped copy per original plugin in a WeakMap.
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+const wrappedPlugins = new WeakMap();
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function withPluginCompat(configs, pluginName) {
return configs.map((config) => {
const plugin = config.plugins?.[pluginName];
if (!plugin) {
return config;
}
+ let wrapped = wrappedPlugins.get(plugin);
+ if (!wrapped) {
+ wrapped = {
+ ...plugin,
+ rules: Object.fromEntries(
+ Object.entries(plugin.rules ?? {}).map(([name, rule]) => [
+ name,
+ withLegacyContextAccessors(rule),
+ ]),
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+ wrappedPlugins.set(plugin, wrapped);
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return {
...config,
- plugins: {
- ...config.plugins,
- [pluginName]: {
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- rules: Object.fromEntries(
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- name,
- withLegacyContextAccessors(rule),
- ]),
- ),
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In `@eslint.config.mjs` around lines 42 - 66, Update withPluginCompat to reuse the
same wrapped plugin object for each occurrence of an original plugin, caching
wrappers in a WeakMap keyed by the original plugin. Keep the existing rule
wrapping behavior and use the cached object in each config’s plugins entry so
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- Center a fixed-width content column between the sidebar and a sticky "On this page" rail, separated by dashed rules - Group sidebar pages by frontmatter category with a gliding active dot - Add an animated SVG track to the page TOC - Wrap previews, install commands, code blocks, and tables in a shared DocsFrame; unify radii and fix the circular --font-sans variable - Put page actions on the title row and default /docs to DitherButton - Fix MDX wrapping bare JSX text children in paragraphs Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The ticket now rips along a dashed perforation on click, with a default `tilt` variant that hinges both halves open from the bottom and a `snap` variant that splits with a small gap. Adds stub, resetDelay, and onTear props, docs for both variants, and a variant control in the landing preview. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drop the red/green tinted fills, warning and trash icons, and the dot row. DoubtButton is now a solid primary button with a hairline progress bar; HoldButton is an outline button whose primary fill wipes across a knockout label. Shakes are toned down; behavior and props are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Keep meaningful stub text accessible.
When a caller passes stub="Seat A5", aria-hidden prevents a screen reader from announcing the seat. If the caller also omits the optional children, the visible stub text cannot name the button. Hide only decorative stub content, and require an accessible name when children is absent.
Based on learnings, use aria-hidden for decorative content, not meaningful text.
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In `@components/evil-buttons/movie-pass.tsx` at line 183, Update the button’s stub
handling in the MoviePass component so `aria-hidden` is applied only to
decorative stub content; when `children` is absent, ensure the button still has
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Holding the button now raises shaded, ridged horns from behind it while it trembles and an ember glow rises inside. A canvas particle fire builds from a flicker into a blaze, and onSummon fires once the charge completes; releasing drains everything back down. Adds holdDuration and onSummon props, a quick-summon variant in the docs, and fixes the "Currupt" typo in the landing preview. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The button now starts pulling from 120px beyond its edge, with a smoothstep falloff so it eases in and out instead of snapping. The label drifts a little further on a looser spring for parallax depth, kept inside the padding, while the body tilts toward the cursor and a spotlight follows it. Adds radius, strength, parallax, and tilt props, forwards the ref, skips touch and reduced motion, and documents two variants with preview controls. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The button now springs away from the cursor and leans into each dodge, slipping past to the other side when cornered. A stamina bar drains from the first dodge, and after giveUpAfter (3.5s by default) it settles back, swaps to a surrender label, and lets the click through. Restyles it with neutral primary tokens, drops the shadcn Button dependency, and adds label, surrenderLabel, giveUpAfter, fleeRadius, range, and resetAfter props. Touch taps trigger dodges, keyboard activation always works, and reduced motion disables fleeing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The cursor position now goes straight to CSS variables, so the button no longer re-renders on pointer move. A soft spotlight fades in under the cursor, a masked 1px ring lights up the border nearest the pointer, and each press sends a motion ripple from the exact spot, stacking on fast clicks and keeping the hover glow. The ripple keyframes no longer live in the site's globals.css, so registry installs get the effect too. Drops the shadcn Button dependency: variant is now default, secondary, or outline, and size and asChild are gone. Landing previews use the theme-aware defaults and the docs gain an outline example. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
It is now a real forwarded button instead of a div wrapping one, and passes onClick through. Hover arms it with a panel wipe and spreading brackets, pressing snaps them in, and each click floods the face with the accent color, bursts the brackets outward, and pops the label. The hardcoded neutrals that vanished in dark mode are replaced with theme tokens, and the timeout is cleaned up on unmount. Adds accentColor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The chevron icons are replaced by two-sided border brackets driven by motion variants: they spread and brighten on hover or keyboard focus and snap in against the edge on press. A light band sweeps the face on hover, the glow now uses the foreground color so it shows on every variant, and the variant styles use theme tokens without conflicting hovers. Buttons default to type="button". Also fixes the "Currupt" typo in the static DemonicButton preview. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The power-up burst used a two-keyframe spring that teleported the brackets outward; it is now a bouncy spring that overshoots and settles. Label color moves from motion variants, which cannot blend the theme's oklch colors, to a CSS transition. Press state is tracked manually instead of fighting whileTap, so every click, even mid power-up, snaps the brackets in and bursts them out again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every click sweeps a bright glint across the rim and face and briefly flares the surface, using the Web Animations API so it stays free of animation dependencies and restarts cleanly on rapid clicks. The original sunken gradients are kept. The button now forwards its ref, spreads native props including onClick, defaults to type="button", and adds shineDuration. Reduced motion skips the glint. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The shortcut now renders as a row of physical keycaps that sink as each modifier is held, then all bottom out with a button dip and sheen when the shortcut fires or the button is clicked. mod shows as ⌘ only on Apple devices and Ctrl elsewhere (it was always ⌘), named keys like enter, esc, space, and arrows render as symbols, key repeat no longer refires onCommand, and the button sets aria-keyshortcuts. The old pulse used bg-foreground on a foreground surface and never showed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A successful copy lifts a chip with the copied text off the top of the button and fades it out, so you see exactly what hit the clipboard; rapid copies stack their own chips, and showValue turns it off for secrets. The clipboard icon springs into a check, labels keep a steady width, failures show errorLabel in destructive colors, and a hidden status region announces the result. Adds an execCommand fallback for insecure pages and forwards native props including type. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both now use the shared h-9, rounded-md, px-4 proportions. CommandButton swaps the chunky monospace keycaps, lopsided padding, flash, and scale bounce for small sans key hints that still press as keys are held, and drops its motion dependency. CopyButton keeps every icon and label mounted and crossfades them in place instead of remounting, no longer reserves room for a long error label, and shows the copied text as a calm chip above the button instead of a flying one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Solid buttons get a tight drop shadow with hairline top-highlight and bottom-edge insets; outline buttons get a lighter version with a dark-mode variant. Applied to the theme-token buttons (Doubt, Command, Troll, Copy, Hold, Sticky, Reveal, Captcha, HoldConfirm, Highlight, Frame, ClickPowerUp, Grid, Cooldown, MorphStatus, DontPress, Confetti, AshBurst), replacing their old shadow-xs/sm. Buttons with their own material depth (Aqua, 3D, Chrome, EvilEye, Shiny, Brutal, Dither, Glitch, Minimal, Demonic) are left as designed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The patterned shadcn Button wrapper is replaced by a standalone button: a graded dark surface inside a black hairline ring, with a faint inner ring, a top highlight, and a small soft drop shadow, plus a muted chevron that nudges forward on hover (arrow prop). It forwards its ref, spreads native props, and no longer depends on the shadcn Button. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both now share MinimalButton's graded dark surface with a black hairline ring, inner ring, top highlight, and soft drop shadow. The CopyButton is filled by default instead of outlined, with a tighter icon gap, and the CommandButton key hints are retuned for the dark face. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces the hand-drawn SVG pickaxe, whose mirrored diagonal pixels produced duplicate React keys, with the supplied 16x16 sprite inlined as a data URI. Hotspot, grip pivot, and swing direction follow the new sprite's orientation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mirrors the sprite so the head sits top-left with the handle trailing bottom-right, and moves the hotspot, grip pivot, and swing direction to match. The PNG stays inlined, so shadcn installs ship it with the file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drops the @react-bits/LiquidChrome registry dependency (and the vendored ogl wrapper) for a plain WebGL shader in the component file. The face reflects a studio environment off a flowing height field, bulges under the pointer, and ripples on press, inside a machined bezel. Adds silver and black tones, speed and interactive props, forwardRef, a CSS fallback until the first frame, and pauses rendering offscreen or when hidden. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The studio-reflection shader lost the effect the button is about. The face is again the cosine-warped liquid chrome sweeping diagonally, now in dark (white chrome on black) and light (dark chrome on white) tones, with the difference-blended label inverting over each band. Keeps the pointer and press ripples, 2x2 supersampling, and the self-contained WebGL with no react-bits dependency. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The chrome now lives in the border: a solid dark or light face with the label and icons, framed by a ring of polished liquid metal whose bands travel around the pill by angle and slosh via cosine warping. Adds sm and icon sizes, tube shading on the ring, pointer ripple and press wave, and a docs set mirroring the Continue / Generate / icon reference. Reduced motion slows the flow instead of freezing it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Strict Mode's mount, unmount, mount lost the WebGL context in cleanup and the remount got that dead context back from the same canvas, so the metal painted one frame and froze: no flow, speed, hover, or press. The effect now creates a fresh canvas per run. Interactions now push band phase and contrast directly so they read on a thin ring: a swirl around the pointer, a shock front on press, and the hover speed-up only when interactive. A new default tone="auto" uses dark: classes to follow the theme. Docs show a single live demo. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Keeps the burning eye as the button's background, now rendered at 2x+ so the flames are smooth instead of pixelated, framed in an obsidian pill with an ember hairline and a soft band that keeps the label readable. The pupil tracks the cursor across the page (it never tracked before: its container sat under pointer-events-none), hover focuses the eye, and it blinks on press and at random, lids closing across the pill. The shader is ported into the component as plain WebGL with live props, dropping the @react-bits/EvilEye registry dependency, the vendored EvilEye.tsx, and the now-unused ogl package. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pill is now a native button with role="switch" and aria-checked, so focus rings, disabled, and keyboard toggling come for free, and the hidden face is aria-hidden. Both faces default to the theme's muted and primary colors, so it looks right with no classNames, and the pill sizes itself to the longer label instead of a fixed 80px. The on face gets a glowing status light that pings as it switches on, the hover label rolls letter by letter instead of as a block, a soft bevel sits over both faces, and the pill presses down under the pointer. Adds sm and lg sizes and a disabled prop; the existing props still work. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
PillButton is gone. In its place is a panel-mount rocker switch built in CSS 3D: the rocker is a real box with walls, its face two halves dished back from the pivot, sitting in a black housing seen slightly from above. Pressing rocks it to center before it snaps over on a spring; the pushed-in half sinks into shadow while the other tilts up into the light, and when on the rocker glows from inside with light leaking around its edges. The rocker color is any CSS color, with walls and shading mixed from it, plus markColor, illuminated, sm/default/lg sizes, and an optional click synthesized with Web Audio. It is a native role="switch" button and skips the snap under reduced motion. Renames the registry item, docs page, and landing previews to realistic-switch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The switch now sits at a three-quarter angle on a soft floor shadow and leans gently toward the pointer on a spring. The housing is a real rounded body, extruded from stacked slices so its corners stay round from any angle, finished in ceramic white in light mode and graphite in dark (or forced with the new tone prop). The rocker is extruded the same way, sits inside a wider rim, and flips on a softer spring; the raised half gets a clean sheen, and when lit the rocker tints the surface around it, gently in light mode and richer in dark. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The housing and rocker were extruded from stacked 3D slices, and GPU renderers drew their edges as stray hairlines around the housing and a stepped, jagged edge down the rocker. The switch is now painted onto a single flat layer that is tilted in 3D, so there are no neighbouring planes to leave seams. The housing's sides are offset copies of its own outline, painted in one pass as a box-shadow, and the floor shadow and light spill live on the same layer. The rocker is down to four panels (two dished halves and their end walls), each running a hair past its neighbour so no gap can open between them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drops the rotating rocker for a push switch: a solid raised box standing on its own walls in a recessed socket. Only its height moves, on a slightly bouncy spring, and the walls stretch to fill the space under the cap, so it sinks and rises as one piece while its shadow on the well floor tightens and fades. It dips under hover, sinks fully while pressed, latches partway down while on with the cap lit from inside and light pooling in the socket, and springs back up on the next press. Built from flat layers only, so there are no 3D planes to seam. Keeps the color, markColor, tone, illuminated, sound, and size props; the cap now carries a power mark instead of O and I. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
"A latching push switch: ..." in the frontmatter is invalid YAML, which failed the MDX build and 500ed every page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The walls animated their height, which the browser snaps to whole pixels, while the cap moved on a subpixel transform, so the two drifted a pixel apart and the hover dip looked jagged. The walls are now a fixed block that rides the same transform as the cap, clipped at the socket floor, so they move in lockstep. The spring is also a touch less bouncy so the small hover dip settles without wobbling. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The showcase carousel now advances every 3.5s instead of 5s and slides in 0.6s instead of 0.8s. The live stats section is off the home page for now; StatsSection and getLandingStats stay in place so it can come back, and without them the page no longer needs hourly revalidation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- registry:test looked for every component in landing-page.tsx, which no longer lists them, so it failed for all 28 items (and would fail CI). It now checks the landing showcase in components/landing/showcase.ts. - /test/registry is a development check; it now 404s in production and is marked noindex. - The docs Markdown reader resolves files under content/docs only, which scopes build tracing to the docs instead of the whole project. - /docs/pill-button redirects to /docs/realistic-switch, its replacement. - llms.txt pointed at the old domain and listed components that do not exist; it is now generated from the real registry. - CONTRIBUTING.md described the old registry script and npm; it now covers registry.components.json, the other registration points, and the pnpm checks CI runs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Bump every package to its current latest release, including majors: next 16.2.6 -> 16.3.6, react 19.2.4 -> 19.3.0, eslint 9 -> 10.11.0, dialkit 1.4.3 -> 2.0.2, motion 12.43.0 -> 13.4.3,
fumadocs-mdx 14.3.2 -> 15.4.5, tracwell 0.2.0 -> 0.4.0, and @types/node 20 -> 26.
Three upstream breakages had to be resolved to keep the toolchain green:
TypeScript 7 removed the baseUrl compiler option and ships no programmatic API, so typescript-eslint hard-fails on it. Drop baseUrl (paths now resolve relative to the project root) and adopt the TS team's side-by-side layout: typescript is aliased to @typescript/typescript6 for anything that needs the compiler API, while @typescript/native provides the TS 7 tsc binary used by
pnpm typecheck.ESLint 10 removed the deprecated rule-context accessors. eslint-plugin-react@7.37.5 is the only plugin eslint-config-next pulls in that still calls them unconditionally, which crashed lint on every file; react-hooks, import and jsx-a11y are already compatible. Add a compat shim in eslint.config.mjs that restores getFilename and getSourceCode on top of context.sourceCode, using the same prototype-chain approach as ESLint's own FileContext.extend, rather than holding ESLint back at 9.
The newer react-hooks compiler rules surfaced three genuine bugs in the gravity physics component: Math.random() was called during render, the self-rescheduling requestAnimationFrame loop referenced its own callback before declaration, and startEngine was invoked before it was defined. Replace the random id with useId(), break the self-reference with a ref, and hoist startEngine above initializeRenderer.
Also regenerate public/r/*.json, which had been committed with CRLF-escaped content while the component sources are LF. The drift predates this branch and left
pnpm devdirtying the working tree; regenerated on a pristine HEAD checkout it reproduces identically.Verified with typecheck, lint (0 errors), registry:test (31 items), a production build, and a runtime smoke test of every route.
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