refactor(theme): Plan 2.5 P3 — dark mode class on <html> (AD-2.5-D1 + Fix 6)
Per RFC-WS-PRIMEVUE-PLAN-2-5 §4 AD-2.5-D1 and §5.6 Fix 6. Single class
on <html> drives both PrimeVue darkModeSelector and Tailwind v4
@custom-variant dark — one toggle, two ecosystems react.
Audit findings (pre-change):
- applyDomAttributes was writing BOTH data-theme="dark" AND .dark on
documentElement. The historic data-theme write is the design-doc §4
mechanism that AD-2.5-D1 supersedes; the .dark toggle was already
correct (and is already paired with PrimeVue darkModeSelector: '.dark'
in plugins/primevue/index.ts:31, verified in P1).
- tailwind.css had NO @custom-variant dark directive — Tailwind v4
default is `prefers-color-scheme` (OS-controlled), so utility
`dark:` variants would have ignored the topbar toggle entirely.
- One stray .dark subtree wrapper in AppTopbar.stories.ts:56
(DarkTheme story) — deliberate Storybook isolation per its comment,
but in violation of AD-2.5-D1's single-source-of-truth rule.
Changes:
- useShellUiStore.applyDomAttributes(): removed data-theme write,
kept .dark class toggle on document.documentElement, kept
data-density (P6 wires density-toggle UI; density is an
orthogonal axis and unaffected). File-header comment updated to
cite AD-2.5-D1 + reference the Tailwind & PrimeVue mirror sites.
- assets/styles/tailwind.css: added
`@custom-variant dark (&:where(.dark, .dark *))` so utility
`dark:` classes resolve via the same .dark trigger.
- components-v2/layout/AppTopbar.stories.ts: stripped class="dark"
from the DarkTheme story's render wrapper. Story comment updated
to flag that visual confirmation now comes via parity-batch
Playwright (after Plan 2.5 closes), not Storybook autodocs. A
proper documentElement-mutating decorator is a backlog item.
- stores/__tests__/useShellUiStore.spec.ts: updated the existing
applyDomAttributes assertion to drop the data-theme expectation
(the write is gone); added a new `describe('applyDomAttributes
— dark mode (AD-2.5-D1)', …)` block with 2 specs (class toggle
reactive, no data-theme attribute written).
Re-grep verification — all three return 0 hits:
- stray .dark in v2 (excluding `dark:` utility prefixes)
- data-theme setAttribute calls in stores/
- [data-theme=…] CSS selectors anywhere
Suite delta: 573 → 575 (+2). vue-tsc clean. Scoped ESLint clean.
Note: darkModeSelector: '.dark' was already set in
plugins/primevue/index.ts:31 (verified in P1 audit) — the config
dimension of AD-2.5-D1 was satisfied before this commit; P3 closes
the store-side, Tailwind-side, and stray-class dimensions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -38,10 +38,15 @@ export const Default: Story = {
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}
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/**
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* Dark mode is scoped to the story's own subtree via a `.dark` wrapper
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* (Aura darkModeSelector is the `.dark` class — see plugins/primevue).
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* Mutating <html> instead would leak into every other story stacked on
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* the same autodocs page.
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* Dark variant sets useShellUiStore.theme = 'dark' on the seed, but the
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* DOM is not mutated here. Per AD-2.5-D1 (RFC-WS-PRIMEVUE-PLAN-2-5 §4),
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* `.dark` lives only on document.documentElement; subtree-scoped
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* wrappers are forbidden (single source of truth). A proper Storybook
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* decorator that toggles documentElement on mount + cleans up on
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* unmount is a Plan 2.5-PARITY-BATCH backlog item — until it lands,
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* this story exists to lock the store-state shape; visual confirmation
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* comes from the parity-batch Playwright captures (after Plan 2.5
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* closes), not from Storybook autodocs.
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*/
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export const DarkTheme: Story = {
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decorators: [
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@@ -53,7 +58,7 @@ export const DarkTheme: Story = {
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render: () => ({
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components: { AppTopbar },
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template: `
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<div class="dark min-h-[200px] bg-[var(--p-content-background)]">
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<div class="min-h-[200px] bg-[var(--p-content-background)]">
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<AppTopbar />
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</div>
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`,
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