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@rdna/pixel

v0.3.0

Published

Framework-neutral pixel grids, masks, corners, patterns and static icons, with an optional React adapter

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@rdna/pixel

Framework-neutral one-bit grids, masks, corners, patterns and static icon data. React rendering is optional and lives only at @rdna/pixel/react. Pixel supplies style-producing utilities and assets; Radiants supplies ready-made styled components, semantic theme tokens and the corresponding CSS.

Package status: public 0.3.0 candidate; publication and asset clearance are separate. The installed package.json exports and built declarations define the public API. The repository TypeScript source under src/ requires repository access; consumers use the built ESM/typing output from dist/.

Public API

@rdna/pixel publishes built TypeScript/ESM subpaths from dist/:

| Subpath | Provides | | --- | --- | | @rdna/pixel | Neutral grids, masks, canvas/transition helpers, corners, patterns, lightweight Bayer/ramp/band helpers, pure icon preparation/conversion and types. No React, icon inventory, editor or Dither Studio closure. | | @rdna/pixel/core | Grid parsing, validation, mirroring, hex conversion, and bit diff helpers. | | @rdna/pixel/renderer | Canvas rendering helpers: paintGrid, paintTiledGrid, and createGridCanvas. | | @rdna/pixel/import | SVG-to-grid import helpers and import report types. | | @rdna/pixel/transition | Transition frame interpolation and flip ordering helpers. | | @rdna/pixel/corners | Corner authoring, preparation, runtime materialization, shape registration, and concave helpers. | | @rdna/pixel/dither | Bayer/ramp/band helpers plus the retained advanced Dithering Studio algorithms/palettes/integration. Import explicitly when needed. | | @rdna/pixel/patterns | Pattern registry access and pattern preparation helpers. | | @rdna/pixel/icons | Neutral icon definition/entry types, pure preparation, SVG conversion and path/mask helpers. | | @rdna/pixel/icons/16px/<name> | One immutable default BitmapIconEntry for the exact canonical 16px name. | | @rdna/pixel/icons/24px/<name> | One immutable default entry for the exact canonical 24px name, including its 21px live grid. | | @rdna/pixel/icons/inventory | Explicit baked maps/lookups/source arrays and the separate authored definitions/name types. | | @rdna/pixel/react | BitmapIcon icon={entry} and its span/accessibility props. No name lookup or inventory dependency. |

Public root types include PixelGrid, corner recipe/materialization types, MaskAsset, MaskHostStyle, dither types such as BayerMatrixSize, DitherDirection, and DitherRampOptions, pattern types, and pixel icon types.

Static icons and pure preparation

Install @rdna/pixel alone for neutral usage. React is an optional peer required only if importing /react; no Next.js or editor package is required.

import close from '@rdna/pixel/icons/16px/close';
import { preparePixelIcon } from '@rdna/pixel/icons';

const custom = preparePixelIcon({
  name: 'custom', width: 2, height: 2, bits: '1001',
});
// Both expose bits, path and maskImage. Preparation uses these supplied pixels,
// without a registry, global cache or mutation. Same-name grids stay independent.
console.log(close.size, custom.path);

To render in React:

import { BitmapIcon } from '@rdna/pixel/react';
import close from '@rdna/pixel/icons/16px/close';
import music from '@rdna/pixel/icons/24px/coding-apps-websites-music-player';

<BitmapIcon icon={close} aria-label="Close" />;
<span id="music-label">Music</span>;
<BitmapIcon icon={music} aria-labelledby="music-label" />;
<BitmapIcon icon={music} displaySize={21} />;

The span renders its currentColor SVG mask during SSR, with no effect or asset request. Canonical 24px hosts position the 21px live mask at 1px 1px; other display sizes center the unscaled authored mask. Classes and span/data/ARIA attributes are forwarded. A label or aria-labelledby creates a named image; unnamed icons are decorative by default. Explicit role and aria-hidden override those defaults. The adapter owns geometry/mask styles, so it does not expose style or children props; use a wrapper to set color and surrounding layout.

Inventory browsing is an explicit cost:

import {
  bitmapIconSource, getBitmapIcon, pixelIconRegistry, preparePixelIconRegistry,
} from '@rdna/pixel/icons/inventory';

getBitmapIcon('close', 16); // same object as the static close export
getBitmapIcon('close', 24); // undefined; no implicit cross-size fallback
// bitmapIconSource contains all 305 + 662 converted entries.
// pixelIconRegistry retains the separate authored grid definitions.
// preparePixelIconRegistry() prepares those definitions with the neutral helper.

Canonical filenames and case are preserved, including Business-Products-treasure. The deterministic generator compiles only its converter dependencies, reads the canonical Radiants SVGs and writes one payload per icon. Inventory maps import those same payloads. scripts/icon-conversion-report.json records counts/skips; conversion failures or unexplained source losses stop generation. No icons are silently removed, redrawn or simplified.

Migration: replace name-based BitmapIcon with an explicit static icon entry; move maps/lookups/source arrays and authored name types to /icons/inventory; pass a definition to preparePixelIcon. There is no compatibility name adapter.

Pixel Corners

The current corner model is normalize -> prepare -> materialize.

  • prepareCornerProfile(shape, radiusPx) builds reusable cover and border mask assets.
  • prepareCornerRecipe(recipe) normalizes per-corner authoring data and prepares fixed-shape corners.
  • materializeCornerRecipe(prepared, { themeShape }) returns CSS custom properties for the .pixel-corner runtime host.
  • Radiants uses the same prepared profile path to generate static CSS utilities.

Corner helpers are exported from @rdna/pixel:

import { corner, px } from '@rdna/pixel';

Runtime Corners

Use px() when corners are dynamic, per-corner, mixed-shape, or theme-driven. px() accepts the canonical object config only and returns { className, style }.

CSS prerequisite: px()/concave() return classes and custom properties; they do not install the host rules. With Radiants, load its normal CSS root in your Tailwind v4 stylesheet before using these helpers or static corner/pattern classes:

@import "tailwindcss";
@import "@rdna/radiants";

Neutral consumers may supply equivalent host CSS themselves. Importing Pixel alone never loads Radiants CSS, React, or theme tokens.

<div {...px({
  corners: corner.map(corner.themed(8)),
})}>
  Theme-shaped corners
</div>

Per-corner overrides are explicit:

<div {...px({
  corners: corner.map(corner.themed(5), {
    tl: corner.fixed('chamfer', 5),
    tr: corner.fixed('circle', 5),
    br: corner.flat,
  }),
  themeShape: 'scallop',
})}>
  Mixed corners
</div>

In that example:

  • tl is always chamfered.
  • tr is always rounded.
  • br is flat.
  • bl follows the live theme shape, materialized with themeShape: 'scallop'.

Supported built-in shapes are circle, chamfer, and scallop. Custom shapes can be registered with registerCornerDefinition().

Runtime Concave Corners

Use concave() for inverse/inner corner patches. It generates the used radius at runtime from the same prepared corner profile as px().

import { concave } from '@rdna/pixel';

const patch = concave({
  corner: 'br',
  radiusPx: 11,
  themeShape: 'chamfer',
});

<div className={`${patch.className} absolute right-0 bottom-0 bg-page`} style={patch.style} />;

Omit shape for theme-bound output, or pass shape for a fixed override:

concave({ corner: 'tl', radiusPx: 11, themeShape: 'scallop' });
concave({ corner: 'tl', radiusPx: 11, shape: 'circle' });

Radiants also exports useConcaveCorner(), which reads the live <html data-corner-shape> value and passes it as themeShape.

Static CSS Utilities

Radiants generates static corner utilities from @rdna/pixel/corners.

<div className="pixel-rounded-8 bg-surface-primary">
  Static rounded corner
</div>

Current generated classes are numeric:

pixel-rounded-2
pixel-rounded-4
pixel-rounded-6
pixel-rounded-8
pixel-rounded-12
pixel-rounded-16
pixel-rounded-20
pixel-rounded-24
pixel-rounded-32
pixel-rounded-40
pixel-rounded-48
pixel-rounded-64
pixel-rounded-full

There are no pixel-rounded-xs/sm/md/lg/xl aliases.

Cache Behavior

Prepared corner profiles are cached for radiusPx <= 32. Larger radii bypass the profile cache so editor sessions can explore large values without unbounded cache growth.

Dither

Dither lives under @rdna/pixel/dither and stays separate from the corner prepare/materialize contract. It has its own prepared outputs for threshold and band generation rather than CSS corner masks.

Package checks and rights

pnpm --filter @rdna/pixel build clears disposable dist first and emits typed ESM. node packages/pixel/scripts/check-package-boundary.mjs resolves every wildcard member and checks runtime/declaration closures. Packed files include only emitted code/types and documentation/licenses, excluding tests, tooling and source payloads.

Project-owned code is MIT; see LICENSE. The 24px Streamline family and twelve beauty- authored definitions are CC BY 4.0 adaptations. Retained Dithering Studio vendor code is Apache-2.0. The separate 16px collection and small authored definitions retain an explicit origin-verification item. See NOTICE.md and licenses/ for credit, source links and the exact scope; the package does not claim all assets are MIT originals. Preserve credits/license links and describe modifications when exporting edited assets.