{"$schema":"https://ui.shadcn.com/schema/registry-item.json","name":"toast","type":"registry:component","title":"Toast","description":"Short results of an action stacked at an edge: point at the stack to fan it out and pause the timers; undo or retry in place; Alt+T, Escape and a swipe for the keyboard and touch.","categories":["overlays"],"dependencies":["@radix-ui/react-direction@1.1.4","@radix-ui/react-slot@1.3.3","clsx@^2.1.1","lucide-react@^1.48.0","motion@^13.4.4","tailwind-merge@^3.7.0"],"registryDependencies":["https://beamline.io/registry/look-prism.json"],"files":[{"path":"beamline/components/button/button-variants.ts","type":"registry:file","target":"src/ui/beamline/components/button/button-variants.ts","content":"import { cn } from \"../../lib/utils\";\nimport styles from \"./button.module.css\";\n\nexport type ButtonVariant = \"primary\" | \"secondary\" | \"outline\" | \"ghost\" | \"danger\" | \"accent\";\n/** sm 32 · md 36 · lg 40 · touch 44 (a bottom action bar on a phone). */\nexport type ButtonSize = \"sm\" | \"md\" | \"lg\" | \"touch\";\n/** Market side: buy fills with --pui-up, sell with --pui-down (a red-up market flips the two tokens, not the code). */\nexport type ButtonTone = \"up\" | \"down\";\n\n/** Which paint role paints each variant: filled variants are solids, the quiet ones keep their own light paint. */\nconst ROLE: Record = {\n primary: \"m-solid\",\n accent: \"m-solid\",\n secondary: \"m-control\",\n outline: undefined,\n ghost: undefined,\n danger: undefined,\n};\n\n/** A variant's paint without the button's layout, for a group that wears one button's look (SplitButton paints the\n * pair as one button and leaves its halves transparent). */\nexport function buttonPaint(variant: ButtonVariant = \"primary\", tone?: ButtonTone) {\n return cn(ROLE[variant], styles[variant], tone && styles[tone]);\n}\n\n/** The classes that make any element look like a Button, for parts that render their own element. */\nexport function buttonClassName({\n variant = \"primary\",\n size = \"md\",\n tone,\n className,\n}: { variant?: ButtonVariant; size?: ButtonSize; tone?: ButtonTone; className?: string } = {}) {\n return cn(styles.root, ROLE[variant], styles[variant], tone && styles[tone], styles[size], className);\n}\n"},{"path":"beamline/components/button/button.module.css","type":"registry:file","target":"src/ui/beamline/components/button/button.module.css","content":"@layer properties, theme, base, components, utilities;\n@layer components {\n /* Button. Every colour, size and duration is a token; a variant only sets the four local properties below. */\n .root {\n --_button-bg: transparent;\n --_button-bg-hover: var(--pui-hover);\n --_button-fg: var(--pui-ink);\n --_button-edge: none;\n --_button-height: var(--pui-control-height-md);\n --_button-pad: 14px;\n position: relative;\n isolation: isolate;\n display: inline-flex;\n align-items: center;\n justify-content: center;\n gap: var(--pui-space-1-5);\n flex-shrink: 0;\n height: var(--_button-height);\n min-width: var(--_button-height);\n /* never wider than its room: in a narrow card the label ends in an ellipsis instead of spilling (the full words\n stay the accessible name) */\n max-width: 100%;\n padding-inline: var(--_button-pad);\n border: 0;\n /* Nested context: inside a frame that sets --pui-nest-radius and --pui-nest-inset (and --pui-nest-ceiling for pills)\n the corner is the shared nested corner (.nest-corner, utilities.css: radius − inset, or the button's own radius\n where that would fall under the chip radius); elsewhere the control radius. --pui-button-radius wins over both. */\n border-radius: var(--pui-button-radius, var(--pui-nested, var(--pui-radius-control)));\n color: var(--_button-fg);\n font-family: var(--pui-font-body);\n font-size: var(--pui-text-sm);\n font-weight: var(--pui-weight-medium);\n line-height: 1;\n letter-spacing: var(--pui-tracking-body);\n white-space: nowrap;\n text-decoration: none;\n cursor: pointer;\n user-select: none;\n -webkit-tap-highlight-color: transparent;\n /* frequency law: hover arrives at 0ms (below), leaves over the ruled departure; opacity and translate are listed\n so a button that waits for attention (.reveal) fades away like every reveal instead of vanishing */\n transition:\n var(--m-transition),\n background-color var(--pui-motion-out) var(--pui-ease-default),\n color var(--pui-motion-out) var(--pui-ease-default),\n opacity var(--pui-motion-out) var(--pui-ease-default),\n translate var(--pui-motion-out) var(--pui-ease-default);\n }\n /* the quiet variants paint themselves; filled and secondary variants are painted by their look role (m-solid,\n m-control), which these zero-specificity rules can never override */\n :where(.root) {\n background: var(--_button-bg);\n box-shadow: var(--_button-edge);\n }\n :where(.root:hover:not(:disabled, [aria-disabled=\"true\"])) {\n background: var(--_button-bg-hover);\n }\n .root:hover:not(:disabled, [aria-disabled=\"true\"]) {\n transition-duration: 0ms;\n }\n /* the asChild form has no motion: a CSS press instead */\n .root:not(button):active {\n transform: scale(0.97);\n }\n .root:disabled,\n .root[aria-disabled=\"true\"]:not([data-loading]) {\n opacity: var(--pui-opacity-disabled);\n cursor: not-allowed;\n }\n .root[data-loading] {\n cursor: progress;\n }\n\n /* Icons: 16px unless the icon says otherwise (zero specificity, so size-5 or an inline size wins) */\n :where(.root) :where(svg) {\n width: var(--pui-icon-md);\n height: var(--pui-icon-md);\n flex-shrink: 0;\n }\n\n .sm {\n --_button-height: var(--pui-control-height-sm);\n --_button-pad: var(--pui-space-2-5);\n /* the base gap (--pui-space-1-5); 5px had no scale step, and 6px also lets the loader's negative margin cancel\n the gap exactly at every size */\n }\n .md {\n --_button-height: var(--pui-control-height-md);\n --_button-pad: 14px;\n }\n .lg {\n --_button-height: var(--pui-control-height-lg);\n --_button-pad: var(--pui-space-4);\n font-size: var(--pui-text-base);\n }\n /* a bottom action bar on a phone: the 44 px touch target (a platform minimum, not a spacing step, so it holds when\n the spacing parameter changes — O1 §14.2), the large label */\n .touch {\n --_button-height: calc(var(--pui-control-height-lg) + 0.25rem);\n --_button-pad: var(--pui-space-5);\n font-size: var(--pui-text-base);\n }\n .root[data-icon-only] {\n padding-inline: 0;\n width: var(--_button-height);\n }\n\n /* the main action: ink on the page, inverted per theme */\n .primary {\n --m-color: var(--pui-ink);\n --_button-fg: var(--pui-ink-inverse);\n }\n .secondary {\n --_button-fg: var(--pui-ink);\n }\n .outline {\n --_button-edge: inset 0 0 0 1px var(--pui-line-strong);\n --_button-bg-hover: var(--pui-hover);\n }\n .ghost {\n --_button-fg: var(--pui-ink-2);\n --_button-bg-hover: var(--pui-hover);\n }\n .ghost:hover:not(:disabled) {\n color: var(--pui-ink);\n }\n .danger {\n --_button-fg: var(--pui-red);\n --_button-edge: inset 0 0 0 1px color-mix(in oklab, var(--pui-red) 42%, transparent);\n --_button-bg-hover: var(--pui-red-tint);\n }\n .accent {\n --m-color: var(--pui-accent);\n --_button-fg: var(--pui-accent-foreground);\n }\n\n /* Market side. Declared after the variants so it wins: a filled variant takes the side's colour and its on-colour\n ink; a quiet variant keeps its paint and colours the label. */\n .up {\n --m-color: var(--pui-up);\n --_button-fg: var(--pui-up);\n }\n .down {\n --m-color: var(--pui-down);\n --_button-fg: var(--pui-down);\n }\n .ghost:is(.up, .down):hover:not(:disabled) {\n color: var(--_button-fg);\n }\n .primary.up,\n .accent.up {\n --_button-fg: var(--pui-on-up);\n }\n .primary.down,\n .accent.down {\n --_button-fg: var(--pui-on-down);\n }\n\n /* The main actions' light, where the look provides one, as a spectrum. Glow spills a soft light in the brand's\n spectrum from under the button's bottom edge (clipped at it, so it never tints the face) that brightens under the\n pointer. Prism keeps it inside the glass (--m-solid-glow-fit: 1): the face the light leaves by, the bottom edge,\n splits it into a crisp line with a faint wash rising into the face, only while pointed at. Every other look\n leaves --m-solid-glow at none, so the layer does not exist. */\n .primary::after,\n .accent::after {\n --_fit: var(--m-solid-glow-fit, 0);\n content: var(--m-solid-glow);\n position: absolute;\n z-index: -1;\n top: calc((1 - var(--_fit)) * (100% + var(--m-solid-glow-gap, 0px)));\n inset-inline: var(--m-solid-glow-inset, 14%);\n height: var(--m-solid-glow-height, 14px);\n border-radius: calc(\n var(--_fit) * var(--pui-button-radius, var(--pui-nested, var(--pui-radius-control))) + (1 - var(--_fit)) *\n var(--pui-radius-pill)\n );\n background: var(--m-spectrum);\n background-size: var(--m-spectrum-size, 100% 100%);\n /* the part of the spectrum that shows: this button's own angle (--m-prism-seed, new at every press), turned by\n where the pointer is across the face (--m-prism-x) in a look that turns it (--m-solid-glow-turn) */\n background-position: calc((var(--m-prism-seed, 0.3) + var(--m-prism-x, 0.5) * var(--m-solid-glow-turn, 0)) * 100%) 0;\n filter: blur(var(--m-solid-glow-blur, 9px));\n clip-path: var(--m-solid-glow-clip, inset(0 -32px -32px -32px));\n mask: var(--m-solid-glow-mask, none);\n mask-position:\n 0 0,\n calc(var(--m-prism-seed, 0.3) * 100%) 0;\n mask-composite: intersect;\n opacity: var(--m-solid-glow-rest, 0.75);\n scale: var(--m-solid-glow-scale, 1) 1;\n pointer-events: none;\n transition:\n opacity var(--pui-motion-out) var(--pui-ease-default),\n scale var(--pui-motion-out) var(--pui-ease-default),\n background-position var(--pui-duration-considered) var(--pui-ease-default),\n mask-position var(--pui-duration-considered) var(--pui-ease-default);\n }\n /* pointed at: the light brightens (glow) or grows out from the centre and drifts along while the pointer stays\n (prism) */\n .primary:hover::after,\n .accent:hover::after {\n opacity: 1;\n scale: 1 1;\n transition-duration: var(--m-solid-glow-in, 0ms);\n animation: var(--m-solid-glow-flow, none);\n }\n /* A change of word or colour (Save → Saved, a tone turning green) passes a band of split light across the face once,\n in a look that has one (prism: --m-solid-shift-light; the pen hook's ::before is free on a solid otherwise). */\n .primary[data-shift]::before,\n .accent[data-shift]::before {\n content: var(--m-solid-shift-light, none);\n position: absolute;\n inset: 0;\n z-index: -1;\n border: 0;\n border-radius: inherit;\n background: var(--m-spectrum) 0 0 / var(--m-spectrum-size, 100% 100%);\n mask: linear-gradient(105deg, transparent 39%, #000 47.5%, #000 52.5%, transparent 61%) 0 0 / 300% 100% no-repeat;\n opacity: 0;\n animation: prism-shift calc(var(--pui-duration-considered) * 2.2) var(--pui-ease-default);\n pointer-events: none;\n }\n @keyframes prism-shift {\n from {\n mask-position: 100% 0;\n opacity: 0.25;\n }\n 35% {\n opacity: 0.55;\n }\n to {\n mask-position: 0 0;\n opacity: 0;\n }\n }\n @media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {\n .primary::after,\n .accent::after {\n transition: none;\n animation: none !important;\n }\n .primary[data-shift]::before,\n .accent[data-shift]::before {\n content: none;\n }\n }\n .root:disabled::after,\n .root[aria-disabled=\"true\"]::after {\n content: none;\n }\n\n /* The loader opens its own width, and the negative margin cancels the gap so the label does not jump */\n .loader {\n display: inline-flex;\n overflow: hidden;\n margin-inline-end: calc(var(--pui-space-1-5) * -1);\n }\n .loader > * {\n margin-inline-end: var(--pui-space-1-5);\n }\n .spinner {\n color: currentColor;\n }\n .root[data-icon-only] .loader {\n margin-inline-end: 0;\n }\n .root[data-icon-only] .loader > * {\n margin-inline-end: 0;\n }\n\n /* The label holds its place while the text inside swaps; the leaving text pops out of flow against it */\n .label {\n position: relative;\n display: inline-flex;\n justify-content: center;\n min-width: 0;\n overflow: visible;\n }\n /* the clip box is let out by a little over a line so descenders are never cut, without changing the layout */\n .text {\n display: inline-block;\n max-width: 100%;\n margin-block: -0.2em;\n padding-block: 0.2em;\n overflow: hidden;\n text-overflow: ellipsis;\n white-space: nowrap;\n }\n .label[data-morphing] > .text {\n overflow: visible;\n text-overflow: clip;\n }\n}\n\n@layer components {\n :global(.pui[data-motion=\"reduced\"]) .root:not(button):active,\n :global(.pui[data-motion=\"none\"]) .root:not(button):active {\n transform: none;\n }\n @media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {\n .root:not(button):active {\n transform: none;\n }\n }\n}\n/* CSS-module composition only; visual rules stay in the component layer. */\n.root {\n composes: nest-corner from global;\n}\n"},{"path":"beamline/components/button/button.tsx","type":"registry:file","target":"src/ui/beamline/components/button/button.tsx","content":"\"use client\";\n\nimport { useMessages } from \"../../runtime/localization\";\nimport { english as englishMessages } from \"./messages\";\nimport {\n Children,\n Fragment,\n isValidElement,\n useLayoutEffect,\n useRef,\n type ButtonHTMLAttributes,\n type PointerEvent,\n type ReactNode,\n type Ref,\n type RefObject,\n type ComponentProps,\n} from \"react\";\nimport { AnimatePresence, LazyMotion, m, spring, useIsPresent } from \"motion/react\";\nimport { animate } from \"motion/mini\";\nimport * as Slot from \"@radix-ui/react-slot\";\nimport { Spinner } from \"../spinner/spinner\";\nimport type { BuiltInLook as Look } from \"../../runtime/preset\";\nimport { useComposedRef } from \"../../hooks/use-composed-ref\";\nimport { useMotionTokens } from \"../../hooks/use-motion-tokens\";\nimport { cn } from \"../../lib/utils\";\nimport styles from \"./button.module.css\";\n\nexport type { ButtonVariant, ButtonSize, ButtonTone } from \"./button-variants\";\nexport { buttonPaint, buttonClassName } from \"./button-variants\";\nimport { buttonClassName, type ButtonVariant, type ButtonSize, type ButtonTone } from \"./button-variants\";\nimport type { ButtonDefaults } from \"./defaults\";\nexport type { ButtonDefaults } from \"./defaults\";\nimport { useComponentDefaults } from \"../../runtime/appearance\";\nimport { useReducedMotionSafe } from \"../../hooks/use-reduced-motion-safe\";\n\ntype NativeProps = Omit<\n ButtonHTMLAttributes,\n \"onDrag\" | \"onDragEnd\" | \"onDragStart\" | \"onAnimationStart\"\n>;\n\nexport interface ButtonProps extends NativeProps {\n /** Visual weight: primary (ink-filled), secondary, outline, ghost, danger, or accent (filled with the brand). */\n variant?: ButtonVariant;\n /** Height 32 / 36 / 40 px; 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Every\n * continuously animated component gates its loop, shader or CSS animation on this, so an effect scrolled out of view,\n * behind another tab, or in a collapsed panel costs nothing. One IntersectionObserver per element; no polling.\n */\nexport function useActive(\n ref: RefObject,\n {\n margin = \"120px\",\n key,\n idle = true,\n }: {\n margin?: string;\n /** Re-attach when this changes (an element that mounts later). */\n key?: unknown;\n /** Pause continuous work at the host idle boundary. Finite sequences set false so they finish. */\n idle?: boolean;\n } = {},\n) {\n const active = useContext(ActivityContext);\n const [inView, setInView] = useState(false);\n const [visible, setVisible] = useState(\n () => typeof document === \"undefined\" || document.visibilityState === \"visible\",\n );\n useEffect(() => {\n const el = ref.current;\n if (!el || typeof IntersectionObserver === \"undefined\") {\n setInView(true);\n return;\n }\n const io = new IntersectionObserver(([e]) => setInView(e.isIntersecting), { rootMargin: margin });\n io.observe(el);\n return () => io.disconnect();\n }, [ref, margin, key]);\n useEffect(() => {\n const on = () => setVisible(document.visibilityState === \"visible\");\n document.addEventListener(\"visibilitychange\", on);\n return () => document.removeEventListener(\"visibilitychange\", on);\n }, []);\n return (!idle || active) && inView && visible;\n}\n"},{"path":"beamline/hooks/use-composed-ref.ts","type":"registry:file","target":"src/ui/beamline/hooks/use-composed-ref.ts","content":"\"use client\";\n\nimport { useCallback, type Ref, type RefObject } from \"react\";\n\n/** Keep a control's measurement/focus ref and the caller's ref, including React 19 callback cleanup. */\nexport function useComposedRef(internal: RefObject, external?: Ref) {\n return useCallback(\n (node: T | null) => {\n internal.current = node;\n if (typeof external === \"function\") {\n const cleanup = external(node);\n if (typeof cleanup === \"function\")\n return () => {\n internal.current = null;\n cleanup();\n };\n } else if (external) external.current = node;\n },\n [internal, external],\n );\n}\n"},{"path":"beamline/hooks/use-drag.ts","type":"registry:file","target":"src/ui/beamline/hooks/use-drag.ts","content":"\"use client\";\n\nimport { useEffect, useRef, useState, type RefObject } from \"react\";\nimport { VelocityTracker } from \"../lib/gesture\";\n\n/** Where the pointer is during a drag, relative to where it was pressed, with its velocity (px/s) over the last 100 ms. */\nexport interface DragPoint {\n /** Pointer position in client coordinates. */\n x: number;\n y: number;\n /** Distance from the press. */\n dx: number;\n dy: number;\n /** Velocity in px/s (read from the last 100 ms, so a release carries the flick, not the whole drag). */\n vx: number;\n vy: number;\n pointerType: string;\n /** Shift was held (a part may offer a second mode on it: move one task alone, a finer step). */\n shift: boolean;\n}\n\nexport interface DragHandlers {\n /** A press landed on the element. Return false to leave it alone (a press on a nested button or link). */\n onPress?: (point: DragPoint, event: PointerEvent) => boolean | void;\n /** The pointer moved past the threshold: the drag begins (the press point is in `point.x - point.dx`). */\n onStart?: (point: DragPoint) => void;\n /** The pointer moved during a drag. `event` is the browser's own, for what a point does not carry: a pen's pressure,\n * the coalesced samples a fast stroke packs into one event (a drawing surface). */\n onMove?: (point: DragPoint, event: PointerEvent) => void;\n /** Released after a drag, with the release velocity. */\n onEnd?: (point: DragPoint) => void;\n /** Released without moving past the threshold: a tap or click (the part's tap route, WCAG 2.5.7). */\n onTap?: (point: DragPoint) => void;\n /** Escape, a lost pointer or the browser taking the gesture (a page scroll): put things back as they were. */\n onCancel?: () => void;\n /** A press that ended as neither a drag nor a tap: a finger that went on to scroll the page, or a pointer the browser\n * took before the threshold. Undo whatever `onPress` prepared. */\n onAbandon?: () => void;\n}\n\nexport interface DragOptions {\n /** The axis the part moves on. On touch, a drag that starts mostly across it is left to the page (a scroll). */\n axis?: \"x\" | \"y\" | \"both\";\n /** Pixels before a press becomes a drag: 3 for a mouse, 8 for a finger or pen unless given. */\n threshold?: number;\n disabled?: boolean;\n}\n\n/**\n * The pointer side of a hand on a part, shared by everything dragged, thrown or pulled (a thumb, a puck, a stub, a\n * task, a cable). It listens natively on the element, so moves never render React: the part writes positions in its\n * handlers (a spring, a transform, a custom property) and only `dragging`, which changes at the start and end, is\n * state (for `data-state`).\n *\n * A press becomes a drag past a small threshold, then the pointer is captured so the drag continues outside the\n * element; a release without moving is a tap (`onTap`), the route every drag needs for people who cannot drag. Escape,\n * `pointercancel` and a lost capture call `onCancel`, and the part restores what it showed before the press. On touch the\n * element needs a `touch-action` that leaves the other axis to the page (`pan-y` for a part dragged sideways; never\n * `none` on more than the dragged surface, which would block zoom), and a drag that starts across its axis is dropped\n * so the page can scroll.\n */\nexport function useDrag(\n ref: RefObject,\n handlers: DragHandlers,\n { axis = \"both\", threshold, disabled = false }: DragOptions = {},\n): { dragging: boolean } {\n const [dragging, setDragging] = useState(false);\n const latest = useRef(handlers);\n latest.current = handlers;\n\n useEffect(() => {\n // an SVG part (a chart's brush) is dragged the same way; its pointer events are typed as an HTML element's\n const el = ref.current as HTMLElement | null;\n if (!el || disabled) return;\n const doc = el.ownerDocument;\n // Escape during a drag belongs to the drag: listened on the window's capture phase, it runs before any dialog or\n // popover listening on the document, which would otherwise also close around the cancelled drag\n const win = doc.defaultView ?? window;\n let active: {\n id: number;\n x0: number;\n y0: number;\n type: string;\n started: boolean;\n tracker: VelocityTracker;\n } | null = null;\n\n const point = (e: PointerEvent): DragPoint => {\n const a = active!;\n const [vx, vy] = a.tracker.velocity(e.timeStamp);\n return {\n x: e.clientX,\n y: e.clientY,\n dx: e.clientX - a.x0,\n dy: e.clientY - a.y0,\n vx,\n vy,\n pointerType: e.pointerType,\n shift: e.shiftKey,\n };\n };\n\n const finish = () => {\n if (active?.started && el.hasPointerCapture?.(active.id)) el.releasePointerCapture(active.id);\n active = null;\n doc.removeEventListener(\"pointermove\", move);\n doc.removeEventListener(\"pointerup\", up);\n doc.removeEventListener(\"pointercancel\", cancel);\n win.removeEventListener(\"keydown\", key, true);\n doc.removeEventListener(\"selectstart\", hold, true);\n doc.removeEventListener(\"dragstart\", hold, true);\n el.removeEventListener(\"lostpointercapture\", lost);\n setDragging(false);\n };\n\n const cancel = () => {\n if (!active) return;\n const started = active.started;\n finish();\n if (started) latest.current.onCancel?.();\n else latest.current.onAbandon?.();\n };\n\n // only the part's own capture ending cancels: a finger's press is captured by the child it landed on, and moving\n // the capture to the part fires lostpointercapture on that child, which bubbles here\n const lost = (e: PointerEvent) => {\n if (e.target === el && active?.started && e.pointerId === active.id) cancel();\n };\n\n const key = (e: KeyboardEvent) => {\n if (e.key !== \"Escape\" || !active?.started) return;\n e.preventDefault();\n e.stopImmediatePropagation();\n cancel();\n };\n\n // while the hand holds the part, the page neither selects text nor starts its own drag and drop (a selection left\n // by an earlier drag would otherwise be dragged, and the browser cancels the pointer)\n const hold = (e: Event) => e.preventDefault();\n\n const move = (e: PointerEvent) => {\n if (!active || e.pointerId !== active.id) return;\n active.tracker.add(e.timeStamp, e.clientX, e.clientY);\n const p = point(e);\n if (!active.started) {\n const limit = threshold ?? (active.type === \"mouse\" ? 3 : 8);\n if (Math.hypot(p.dx, p.dy) < limit) return;\n // a finger that starts across the part's axis is scrolling the page\n const across = axis === \"x\" ? 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The first/server snapshot is\n * the pure foundation default. Local CSS values, scope changes, font readiness, OS preference and explicit refresh\n * update the same consumer; no document-wide first-root fallback or persistent global listener.\n */\nexport function useMotionTokens(hostRef?: RefObject): MotionTokens & {\n ready: boolean;\n /** Reduced or none: movement, springs and staggers are instant. */\n reduced: boolean;\n mode: \"full\" | \"reduced\" | \"none\";\n /** Opacity-only arrival and departure (seconds): kept under reduced, instant under none (APPEARANCE A06). */\n fade: { in: number; out: number };\n} {\n const root = useAppearanceRoot();\n const scopeRef = useMemo(() => ({ current: root }), [root]);\n const resolved = useResolvedAppearance(hostRef ?? scopeRef, REQUEST);\n return useMemo(() => {\n if (!resolved.ready)\n return {\n ...motionTokens,\n ready: false,\n reduced: false,\n mode: \"full\" as const,\n fade: { in: motionTokens.duration.in, out: motionTokens.duration.out },\n };\n const reduced = resolved.reducedMotion;\n const speed = (resolved.numbers[\"motion-scale\"] ?? 1) * (resolved.numbers[\"motion-look\"] ?? 1);\n const fade =\n resolved.motionMode === \"none\"\n ? { in: 0.001, out: 0.001 }\n : {\n in: resolved.times[\"fade-in\"] ?? semanticMotion.duration.in * speed,\n out: resolved.times[\"fade-out\"] ?? semanticMotion.duration.out * speed,\n };\n const factor = reduced ? 0.001 / semanticMotion.duration.standard : speed;\n const base = motionAt(factor);\n const duration = Object.fromEntries(\n Object.entries(base.duration).map(([name, fallback]) => [\n name,\n reduced ? 0.001 : (resolved.times[durationToken(name)] ?? fallback),\n ]),\n ) as MotionTokens[\"duration\"];\n const stagger = Object.fromEntries(\n Object.entries(base.stagger).map(([name, fallback]) => [\n name,\n reduced ? 0 : (resolved.times[`stagger-${name}`] ?? fallback),\n ]),\n ) as MotionTokens[\"stagger\"];\n const ease = Object.fromEntries(\n Object.entries(base.ease).map(([name, fallback]) => [\n name,\n motionEase(resolved.easings[easeToken(name)], fallback),\n ]),\n ) as MotionTokens[\"ease\"];\n const spring = { ...base.spring };\n for (const name of Object.keys(semanticMotion.spring) as (keyof typeof semanticMotion.spring)[])\n spring[name] = {\n ...base.spring[name],\n visualDuration: reduced ? 0.001 : (resolved.times[`spring-${name}`] ?? base.spring[name].visualDuration),\n bounce: reduced ? 0 : base.spring[name].bounce,\n };\n return {\n ...base,\n ready: true,\n reduced,\n mode: resolved.motionMode,\n fade,\n duration,\n stagger,\n ease,\n spring,\n pressScale: resolved.numbers[\"press-scale\"] ?? base.pressScale,\n css: {\n spring: resolved.easings[\"ease-spring\"] ?? base.css.spring,\n springBounce: resolved.easings[\"ease-spring-bounce\"] ?? base.css.springBounce,\n overshoot: resolved.easings[\"ease-overshoot\"] ?? base.css.overshoot,\n },\n };\n }, [resolved]);\n}\n"},{"path":"beamline/hooks/use-reduced-motion-safe.ts","type":"registry:file","target":"src/ui/beamline/hooks/use-reduced-motion-safe.ts","content":"\"use client\";\n\nimport { useMediaQuery } from \"./use-media-query\";\nimport { useScopeMotion } from \"../runtime/appearance\";\n\n/** Managed motion policy plus the OS preference, with a stable server snapshot. */\nexport function useReducedMotionSafe() {\n const requested = useScopeMotion();\n const os = useMediaQuery(\"(prefers-reduced-motion: reduce)\");\n return requested !== \"auto\" || os;\n}\n"},{"path":"beamline/lib/focus.ts","type":"registry:file","target":"src/ui/beamline/lib/focus.ts","content":"/**\n * Keeping a keyboard user's place when something disappears. Removing the element that has focus (a dismissed alert,\n * a removed chip or file, a deleted row) drops focus on , and the next Tab starts at the top of the page.\n */\n\nconst TABBABLE = \"a[href], button, input:not([type=hidden]), select, textarea, [tabindex], [contenteditable=true]\";\n\nfunction tabbables(scope: Element) {\n // a modal layer (menu, dialog) marks the rest of the page aria-hidden while it is open (data-aria-hidden): that\n // content is still where focus should land once the layer closes\n return [...scope.querySelectorAll(TABBABLE)].filter(\n (e) =>\n e.tabIndex >= 0 &&\n !e.matches(\":disabled\") &&\n !e.closest(\"[inert], [aria-hidden=true]:not([data-aria-hidden])\") &&\n e.getClientRects().length > 0,\n );\n}\n\n/** The control after `item` in reading order (outside it), or the one before it. */\nfunction neighbour(item: Element, scope: Element) {\n const all = tabbables(scope).filter((e) => !item.contains(e));\n return (\n all.find((e) => item.compareDocumentPosition(e) & Node.DOCUMENT_POSITION_FOLLOWING) ??\n all.reverse().find((e) => item.compareDocumentPosition(e) & Node.DOCUMENT_POSITION_PRECEDING) ??\n null\n );\n}\n\n/**\n * Call just before `item` is removed or hidden: if focus is inside it, focus moves to the next control after it (or\n * the one before). `scope` keeps the search inside a widget (a toolbar, a field); `fallback` is used when the scope has\n * nothing else to focus. 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Focus goes to `control` without the keyboard's ring (`focusVisible: false`, so the part does not switch\n * to its keyboard look after a click). A mouse press is also followed by the browser's own focus step, which moves\n * focus to the nearest focusable ancestor or the page and leaves the arrow keys dead after the click; that step is\n * cancelled for this one press (and the press selects no text). Cancelling the pointerdown instead would also hide the\n * click from the browser, which then reads the focus as the keyboard's. A control a keyboard user already focused keeps\n * its ring.\n */\nexport function focusFromPress(\n control: HTMLElement | null | undefined,\n event: PointerEvent | { nativeEvent: PointerEvent },\n) {\n if (!control) return;\n const pointer = \"nativeEvent\" in event ? event.nativeEvent : event;\n // asserted, not declared globally: shipped source must type-check without this repo's globals.d.ts, on the\n // TypeScript an app already has (create-next-app installs 5.9, whose DOM lib lacks focusVisible)\n control.focus({ preventScroll: true, focusVisible: false } as FocusOptions);\n // the mouse's compatibility events follow the pointerdown in the same task; a finger's arrive only after a tap\n if (pointer.pointerType !== \"mouse\") return;\n const cancel = (e: MouseEvent) => e.preventDefault();\n window.addEventListener(\"mousedown\", cancel, { capture: true, once: true });\n setTimeout(() => window.removeEventListener(\"mousedown\", cancel, { capture: true }), 0);\n}\n"},{"path":"beamline/lib/gesture.ts","type":"registry:file","target":"src/ui/beamline/lib/gesture.ts","content":"import { readMotionFactor } from \"./motion-tokens\";\n\n/**\n * The arithmetic of a hand on a part, shared by every part that is dragged, thrown or pulled (useDrag is the pointer\n * side). Three pieces, each from how real interfaces feel (Apple, \"Designing Fluid Interfaces\", WWDC 2018):\n *\n * - velocity: read from the last ~100 ms of movement, so the release carries the speed of the flick, not of the whole drag;\n * - projection: where a thrown thing would come to rest if it slid on with the look's carry (`project`), so a part\n * can decide on release (the nearest value, step or preset to that point) instead of after an animation;\n * - give: past a limit the part follows the hand less and less (`rubberband`) instead of stopping dead, and springs back.\n *\n * How much a part carries and gives is the look's material, read once per gesture from the element (`readHand`):\n * `--m-hand-carry`, `--m-hand-give` and `--m-hand-bounce` (preset-source.css), with `--m-morph-weight` scaling how\n * long things take to settle (times a motion token's duration, which carries the speed setting). Reduced motion\n * carries nothing, gives nothing and never bounces.\n */\n\nexport interface Hand {\n /** How far a release carries: 0 stops where the hand let go, 1 slides on freely (see `project`). */\n carry: number;\n /** How much a part follows the hand past a limit: 0 is a hard stop, 0.55 a phone's rubber band. */\n give: number;\n /** Bounce of a released held object (0 critically damped). Only for what the pointer held. */\n bounce: number;\n /** The look's weight (`--m-morph-weight`): multiply a motion token's duration by it. The token already carries the\n * speed setting, so the weight never does. */\n weight: number;\n /** Reduced or no motion: land at once. */\n reduced: boolean;\n}\n\n/** The hand the defaults describe; also what a server or a test without styles gets. */\nexport const DEFAULT_HAND: Hand = { carry: 0.8, give: 0.45, bounce: 0.14, weight: 1, reduced: false };\n\nconst num = (style: CSSStyleDeclaration, name: string, fallback: number) => {\n const v = Number.parseFloat(style.getPropertyValue(name));\n return Number.isFinite(v) ? v : fallback;\n};\n\n/** The look's physics at `el`, read once at the start of a gesture (never per frame). */\nexport function readHand(el: Element | null | undefined): Hand {\n if (!el || typeof getComputedStyle === \"undefined\") return DEFAULT_HAND;\n const style = getComputedStyle(el);\n const factor = readMotionFactor(el);\n // the motion factor is ~0.005 under reduced motion and 1 at the foundation default\n const reduced = factor < 0.05;\n if (reduced) return { carry: 0, give: 0, bounce: 0, weight: 1, reduced: true };\n return {\n carry: num(style, \"--m-hand-carry\", DEFAULT_HAND.carry),\n give: num(style, \"--m-hand-give\", DEFAULT_HAND.give),\n bounce: num(style, \"--m-hand-bounce\", DEFAULT_HAND.bounce),\n weight: num(style, \"--m-morph-weight\", 1),\n reduced: false,\n };\n}\n\n/** Samples of a pointer's path, kept for the last `window` ms, to read its velocity at release. */\nexport class VelocityTracker {\n private samples: { t: number; x: number; y: number }[] = [];\n // a declared field, not a parameter property: shipped source must also compile under erasableSyntaxOnly (Vite's\n // TypeScript template turns it on), where TypeScript-only syntax with runtime meaning is refused\n private readonly window: number;\n constructor(window = 100) {\n this.window = window;\n }\n\n add(t: number, x: number, y: number) {\n this.samples.push({ t, x, y });\n const from = t - this.window;\n while (this.samples.length > 2 && this.samples[0].t < from) this.samples.shift();\n }\n\n /** Units per second over the kept window; 0 when the hand stopped before letting go (a pause of more than the window). */\n velocity(now = this.samples.at(-1)?.t ?? 0): [number, number] {\n const s = this.samples.filter((p) => p.t >= now - this.window);\n if (s.length < 2) return [0, 0];\n // least squares slope over the window: one jittery last sample does not decide the throw\n const n = s.length;\n const mt = s.reduce((a, p) => a + p.t, 0) / n;\n const mx = s.reduce((a, p) => a + p.x, 0) / n;\n const my = s.reduce((a, p) => a + p.y, 0) / n;\n let tt = 0;\n let tx = 0;\n let ty = 0;\n for (const p of s) {\n tt += (p.t - mt) ** 2;\n tx += (p.t - mt) * (p.x - mx);\n ty += (p.t - mt) * (p.y - my);\n }\n if (tt === 0) return [0, 0];\n return [(tx / tt) * 1000, (ty / tt) * 1000];\n }\n\n reset() {\n this.samples = [];\n }\n}\n\n/**\n * How far something released at `velocity` (units/s) slides before friction stops it, with the look's carry. `rate` is\n * the speed kept per millisecond: 0.99 (the default) suits controls on a short scale (a thumb, a puck, a cut), where a\n * flick should carry a little way; 0.998 is a phone list's deceleration, for long scrolling content.\n */\nexport function project(velocity: number, carry: number, rate = 0.99): number {\n if (carry <= 0) return 0;\n return (((velocity / 1000) * rate) / (1 - rate)) * carry;\n}\n\n/**\n * Where a part drawn `overshoot` units past its limit sits, given the room `extent` it moves in: it follows less and\n * less the further it goes and never reaches `extent`. `give` 0 is a hard stop.\n */\nexport function rubberband(overshoot: number, extent: number, give: number): number {\n if (give <= 0 || extent <= 0) return 0;\n const sign = Math.sign(overshoot);\n const x = Math.abs(overshoot);\n return sign * (1 - 1 / ((x * give) / extent + 1)) * extent;\n}\n\n/** `value` held inside [min, max], with the part's give past either end. */\nexport function within(value: number, min: number, max: number, extent: number, give: number): number {\n if (value < min) return min + rubberband(value - min, extent, give);\n if (value > max) return max + rubberband(value - max, extent, give);\n return value;\n}\n\n/** The nearest of `stops` to `value` (a projected landing point picks its step or preset this way). */\nexport function nearest(value: number, stops: readonly number[]): number {\n let best = stops[0];\n for (const s of stops) if (Math.abs(s - value) < Math.abs(best - value)) best = s;\n return best;\n}\n"},{"path":"beamline/lib/id.ts","type":"registry:file","target":"src/ui/beamline/lib/id.ts","content":"let sequence = 0;\n\n/** An id for something made here and now (a sent message, a dropped file, a toast, a new rule): unique within the page\n * and across reloads, short, and safe in a selector. For an id that must match on the server and the client, useId. */\nexport const localId = (prefix: string) => `${prefix}-${Date.now().toString(36)}${(++sequence).toString(36)}`;\n"},{"path":"beamline/lib/utils.ts","type":"registry:file","target":"src/ui/beamline/lib/utils.ts","content":"import { clsx, type ClassValue } from \"clsx\";\nimport { extendTailwindMerge } from \"tailwind-merge\";\n\n/* The type roles (utilities.css) and the 2xs step are sizes, not text colours: without this, tailwind-merge reads\n `text-overline` as a colour and drops it next to `text-ink-3`. A role and a size step still replace each other.\n Likewise `font-title` is the look's title weight, not a family: read as a family it dropped `font-display` beside it,\n and every merged page title lost the look's display face. */\nconst twMerge = extendTailwindMerge({\n extend: {\n classGroups: {\n \"font-weight\": [{ font: [\"title\"] }],\n \"font-family\": [{ font: [\"display\", \"numeric\", \"figure\"] }],\n \"font-size\": [\n {\n text: [\n \"2xs\",\n \"display\",\n \"title\",\n \"heading\",\n \"subheading\",\n \"body\",\n \"body-sm\",\n \"reading\",\n \"label\",\n \"caption\",\n \"overline\",\n \"numeric\",\n \"code\",\n ],\n },\n ],\n },\n },\n});\n\n/** Merge class names, letting later Tailwind utilities win over earlier ones. */\nexport function cn(...inputs: ClassValue[]) {\n return twMerge(clsx(inputs));\n}\n\n/** A small seeded random generator (LCG): the same seed gives the same sequence, for stable sample data and jitter. */\nexport function rng(seed = 1) {\n let s = seed >>> 0 || 1;\n return () => (s = (s * 1664525 + 1013904223) >>> 0) / 2 ** 32;\n}\n\nexport const clamp = (value: number, min: number, max: number) => Math.min(max, Math.max(min, value));\n"}],"docs":"Toast is in src/ui/beamline/components/toast/toast.tsx. The source is in src/ui/beamline (ui/beamline in a project without src/). After Tailwind, import its styles/beamline.css once, then styles/look-prism.css in your app stylesheet (use relative paths). Keep the shared base before all chosen looks. Wrap your app in with UIRoot from its runtime/appearance and prism from its looks/prism. shadcn replaces files when asked; use the Beamline managed-source CLI from the start for three-way upgrades that preserve edits.","meta":{"free":true,"version":"0.2.0-rc.42","library":"https://beamline.io/components/toast"}}