This is not interacting with Vervis at this point in time.
I clarified that changes should be persisted on moving away from a view.
I'm going to implement that once I have all views in place.
On top of that, persisting changes to Vervis requires me to study the
now documented Vervis API in more detail. I'm going to postpone this for
now but will revisit it in a few weeks.
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Turns out most Storybook Addons expect React and won't be installable in
a Svelte(Kit) project. But I could figure out how to use the play
functions. So I have an example for it.
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This is now showing the MainMenu on the profile page which in turn
pulls in the Settings modal.
I wasn't able to register the modal on Storybook yet, which means
that there won't be any on the Profile template or page story.
The implementation in Skeleton is causing some accessibility
warnings. However, since there next version is taking a radical
different approach I'm inclined to let it be for now. We should
document it somewhere, I guess.
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I realised that I must not show the sidebar everywhere. So to not move
code around I extracted it into its own component. This one is not
matching the design (because of the links etc.) but is a step in the
direction.
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This is the top part of the main menu which includes the Avatar overlay.
I'm not quite sure how to label each part.
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I'm going to break up my MainMenu into smaller components, starting with
the OverlayAvatar. Testing it taught me how to handle stores in Vitest.
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This allows for proper testing and documentation in Storybook.
I also moved the image into its own component. This required me to
adjust the vitest.config.ts slightly because it wasn't finding the image
during tests.
Since components are fully translatable, this means we have new keys
now.
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I also introduce Person24 as fallback avatar and grant it a new icon in
Storybook as consequence.
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I dropped the examples while at it.
Since Svelte-Octicons are used as-is I have to declare the license as
MIT.
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As it is visible here, part of the layout is deferred to the parent
component. See Login template.
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This is the second form I have touched. Here, I even have a light
validation implemented on the server.
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I also extracted the Icons we use into a story and looked into how I
could potentially allow for changing the locale.
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Right now it is using the default Skeleton.dev palette.
I feel like we need to adjust it to our needs.
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This will need a refactor at some point by computing the formatted value
as reactive variable depending on the created_at and locale.
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I had to downgrade Vite because the Storybook builder does not support
v5 yet. Therefore this will be on a separate branch and updated as we
move along with the codebase.
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