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@ubx/docs-ui

v0.14.0

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Shared UI for ubx documentation sites: the page shell, theme A, Shiki-backed CodeBlock, header, search, theme toggle.

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@ubx/docs-ui

Shared UI for ubx's two documentation sites, ubx-docs-providers and ubx-docs-users.

Extracted only after both consumers existed. Three interfaces had to change to be shareable at all, and one of those was not predicted: MobileSidebarToggle imported ProviderSidebar directly, found only when the second site failed to build. Extracting against a single call site would have carried that coupling in unnoticed.

What is here

| Export | Note | |---|---| | CodeBlock | Shiki-backed, async server component, build-time only | | themeA | Theme A as a TextMate theme, CSS variables not hex | | Header | Takes nav and optional tabs as props | | GlobalSearch | Takes a generic SearchEntry | | MobileSidebarToggle | Takes drawer contents as children | | ThemeToggle, Footer | Unchanged from the originals |

Theme A and the consuming site

themeA emits var(--color-code-green) and friends rather than hex, so the consuming site's own globals.css keeps driving light and dark through its existing [data-theme] contract with zero client JS. This package never needs to know the actual colors.

The site must define: --color-code-green, --color-code-red, --color-code-yellow, --color-foreground, --color-foreground-muted, --color-code-bg.

Read src/theme-a.ts before changing the scope mapping. The three overrides at the bottom were findable only by inspecting real token output per language, and without them the naive mapping is visibly worse than the hand-rolled tokenizer this replaces.