feat(hub-ui): overridable primary color + customizable branding - #177
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Make the reference dock's identity a first-class, overridable surface so a
consumer (e.g. a Vite DevTools-style viewer) can reuse hub-ui and rebrand it —
logo, product name, and color — without forking.
Primary color
- The whole primary ramp derives from a single `--devframe-primary` variable
(src/client/primary-ramp.css), appended after the UnoCSS output so it wins
over Wind4's `:host` defaults. Unset keeps the exact devframe green (via a
guaranteed-invalid fallback); set derives the five stops with `color-mix`.
- The dock glow follows the primary variable, so a rebrand retints it too.
Group accent
- A group's `accentColor` is applied by overriding `--devframe-primary` on the
group's chrome container (`.devframes-accent-scope`), retinting the whole
cluster through the primary token — replacing the bespoke inline accent
colors. The group's plugin view is left untouched.
Branding
- New `DevframeBranding` (logo/wordmark with light/dark variants, productName,
primaryColor, tagline, favicon, windowTitle); all optional with devframe
defaults. `createUi({ branding })` publishes it as `branding.json` through a
new generic `DevframeHubUi.assets` seam on `@devframes/hub` (the only hub
change — branding-agnostic). The dock fetches it before first paint; a host
page can override any field at runtime via `window.__DEVFRAME_BRANDING__`,
`<script data-*>`, or `?query` params, merged per field.
- Logo swaps at every BrandMark/BrandWordmark site; productName templatizes all
user-visible copy; favicon/title apply to the standalone viewer and popped-out
window only (never the embedded host page's head).
Created with the help of an agent.
json-render components read their accent from `--jr-primary` (a standalone blue default) via inline styles, so rendered plugin UI ignored the hub primary and any branding override. Since ViewJsonRender renders inside the dock shadow root, set `--jr-primary` from the brand primary in the ramp block — Tabs, Switch, Progress, and Link now follow --devframe-primary / branding, tracking the global primary (not per-group accent, matching the chrome-only accent decision). The blue fallback remains for standalone json-render use. Created with the help of an agent.
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Makes the reference dock's identity a first-class, overridable surface: a consumer (e.g. a Vite DevTools-style viewer) can reuse hub-ui and rebrand it — logo, product name, and color — without forking.
Primary color as one variable
--devframe-primary(src/client/primary-ramp.css), appended after the UnoCSS output so it wins over Wind4's:hostdefaults. Unset → exact devframe green (guaranteed-invalid fallback trick); set → the five stops derive viacolor-mix. Everything already routes throughvar(--colors-primary-*), so it all retints.Group accent, unified
accentColoris applied by overriding--devframe-primaryon the group's chrome container (.devframes-accent-scopere-runs the ramp so the override actually cascades), retinting the whole cluster through the primary token — replacing the bespoke inline accent colors inaccent-color.ts. The group's plugin view is left untouched (no surprise recoloring of third-party UI).Branding
DevframeBranding:productName,logo/wordmark(string | { light, dark }),primaryColor,tagline,favicon,windowTitle— all optional with devframe defaults.createUi({ branding })publishes it asbranding.jsonvia a new genericDevframeHubUi.assetsseam on@devframes/hub— the only hub change, and it carries no branding knowledge. The dock fetches it before first paint (no flash). A host page overrides any field at runtime viawindow.__DEVFRAME_BRANDING__,<script data-*>, or?queryparams — merged per field (host page wins).BrandMark/BrandWordmarksite (incl. thebuiltin:devframessentinel);productNametemplatizes all user-visible copy;favicon/windowTitleapply to the standalone viewer and popped-out window only — the embedded bootstrap never touches the host page's head.Internal
devframes-*ids, custom-element tags, storage keys, and command ids are unchanged.Design record
Shaped through a full decision interview: primary-as-variable, ramp via
color-mix, group accent unified through the variable, branding delivered viacreateUi+ host-page overrides, and a minimal genericassetsseam as the single agreed hub change.Verification
build:css,typecheck(workspace-wide),build(embedded + standalone),lint,knip,build-storybook, and thetsnapiAPI snapshots all pass. A Brand → Branded story demonstrates a custom name/logo/primary. No Chromium on this ARM64 host, so visual checks are via the Storybook/build pipeline rather than screenshots.Created with the help of an agent.