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@conao3/ccboard

v0.1.3

Published

A dashboard for viewing Claude Code sessions and messages (ccboard)

Downloads

379

Readme

ccboard

ccboard (Claude Code Dashboard) - ClojureScript frontend with Apollo GraphQL backend.

Development

Quick Start

make server          # Terminal 1: Start shadow-cljs server
make watch           # Terminal 2: Start watch builds
make watch-css       # Terminal 3: Watch CSS changes
make run-backend     # Terminal 4: Start backend server

Then open http://localhost:8000/

Make Targets

| Target | Description | |--------|-------------| | make server | Start shadow-cljs server | | make watch | Start watch builds for frontend, backend, and tests | | make run-backend | Start backend server | | make build-css | Build CSS (generates spectrum colors and runs PostCSS) | | make watch-css | Watch CSS changes | | make generate-spectrum-colors | Generate resources/public/css/spectrum-colors.css from Spectrum Design Tokens | | make repl | Start Clojure REPL | | make test | Run all tests | | make test-frontend | Run frontend tests | | make test-backend | Run backend tests | | make release | Build release for frontend and backend | | make release-frontend | Build release for frontend | | make release-backend | Build release for backend | | make update | Update dependencies | | make clean | Clean build artifacts |

Ports

| Port | Description | |------|-------------| | 8000 | Frontend dev server (shadow-cljs dev-http) | | 4000 | Backend API server (Express + Apollo Server) | | 9100 | Frontend test runner | | 9630 | shadow-cljs UI | | 9500 | Portfolio |

Endpoints

  • http://localhost:8000/ - Frontend application
  • http://localhost:8000/admin/graphiql.html - GraphiQL IDE (dev only)
  • http://localhost:8000/api/graphql - GraphQL API endpoint (proxied)
  • http://localhost:4000/admin/apollo - Apollo Sandbox (dev only)
  • http://localhost:9100/ - Frontend test runner
  • http://localhost:9630/ - shadow-cljs UI
  • http://localhost:9500/ - Portfolio

Proxy

In development, requests to http://localhost:8000/api/* are proxied to http://localhost:4000/api/*.

Styling with Spectrum Design Tokens

This project uses Adobe Spectrum Design Tokens integrated with Tailwind CSS. The tokens are generated from @adobe/spectrum-tokens package and converted to Tailwind-compatible CSS custom properties.

Color Sources

Colors are generated from three token files:

| File | Description | |------|-------------| | color-palette.json | Base colors (gray, blue, red, etc.) | | semantic-color-palette.json | Semantic colors (accent, informative, negative, etc.) | | color-aliases.json | Contextual aliases (background, content, border colors) |

Color Structure

Colors are organized in a semantic system with the following categories:

| Category | Purpose | Base Color | |----------|---------|------------| | neutral | Default UI elements | gray | | neutral-subdued | Secondary/muted elements | gray (lighter) | | accent | Primary actions, links | blue | | informative | Info messages | blue | | negative | Errors, destructive actions | red | | positive | Success messages | green | | notice | Warnings | orange | | disabled | Disabled elements | gray (very light) |

Each category has the following color types:

| Type | Usage | Example | |------|-------|---------| | *-content | Text color | text-neutral-content | | *-background | Background color | bg-accent-background | | *-visual | Icons, indicators | text-accent-visual | | *-border | Border color (negative only) | border-negative-border |

Usage Examples

Text Colors (content)

:p.text-neutral-content          ; Default text (gray-800)
:p.text-neutral-subdued-content  ; Secondary text (gray-700)
:p.text-accent-content           ; Accent/link text (blue-900)
:p.text-negative-content         ; Error text (red-900)
:p.text-disabled-content         ; Disabled text (gray-400)

Background Colors (background)

:div.bg-neutral-background       ; Neutral button (gray-800)
:div.bg-neutral-subdued-background ; Secondary button (gray-500)
:div.bg-accent-background        ; Primary button (blue-800)
:div.bg-informative-background   ; Info badge (blue-800)
:div.bg-negative-background      ; Error/delete button (red-800)
:div.bg-positive-background      ; Success badge (green-800)
:div.bg-notice-background        ; Warning badge (orange-900)
:div.bg-disabled-background      ; Disabled element (gray-100)

Icon Colors (visual)

:span.text-neutral-visual        ; Default icon (gray-600)
:span.text-accent-visual         ; Accent icon (blue-900)
:span.text-informative-visual    ; Info icon (blue-900)
:span.text-negative-visual       ; Error icon (red-900)
:span.text-positive-visual       ; Success icon (green-900)
:span.text-notice-visual         ; Warning icon (orange-900)

Page Background Layers

:div.bg-background-base          ; Base background (gray-25)
:div.bg-background-layer-1       ; Layer 1 (gray-50)
:div.bg-background-layer-2       ; Layer 2 (gray-75)
:div.bg-background-elevated      ; Elevated/modal (gray-75)

Semantic Color Scale (100-1600)

Each semantic color has a full scale for advanced usage:

:div.bg-accent-900        ; Accent (blue)
:div.bg-informative-900   ; Informative (blue)
:div.bg-negative-900      ; Negative/Error (red)
:div.bg-positive-900      ; Positive/Success (green)
:div.bg-notice-900        ; Notice/Warning (orange)

Base Color Scale

Available base colors (each with scale 100-1600, gray has 25-1000):

  • gray, blue, red, orange, yellow
  • green, cyan, indigo, purple, fuchsia
  • magenta, pink, turquoise, seafoam, celery
  • chartreuse, brown, cinnamon, silver
:div.bg-gray-500   ; Gray background
:div.text-gray-800 ; Gray text
:div.bg-blue-900   ; Blue background
:div.bg-red-900    ; Red background

Regenerating Colors

To regenerate resources/public/css/spectrum-colors.css:

make generate-spectrum-colors

The theme is set to "dark" by default. To change it, edit THEME in tools/generate-spectrum-colors/index.mjs.

Color Reference

You can browse all available colors at the Spectrum Design Tokens Viewer.