feat(core): add icon style control - #219
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe ChangesIcon appearance support
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The icon appearance feature may not work through the documented API or resolve the intended solid assets, and late asset registration can leave icons showing the outline fallback. A stale-load test can also contaminate later tests if it fails before cleanup. These concrete issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Icon
participant IconRegistry
participant SVGLoader
Icon->>IconRegistry: resolve solid or outline icon name
IconRegistry-->>Icon: return resolved icon name
Icon->>IconRegistry: look up resolved icon
Icon->>SVGLoader: load resolved SVG
SVGLoader-->>Icon: return SVG result
Icon->>Icon: ignore stale result
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In `@projects/core/src/icon/icon.ts`:
- Around line 162-166: Update `#addIconRegistryListener` and the related
icon-registry update flow so a filled variant that initially falls back to the
stroke asset also observes the filled asset registration event, allowing
`#resolvedIconName` to be recomputed when the filled asset is added. Preserve
existing listener behavior for non-filled variants and add coverage for late
registration of the filled asset.
- Around line 155-160: Update the asynchronous render flow in the component’s
update method and the assignment to this.svg so results from older render
requests are ignored when a newer update has started. Track render request
ordering or identity, and only assign the SVG result if it belongs to the latest
request, preserving the selected variant.
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| #addIconRegistryListener() { | ||
| if (!this.isConnected || !this.name || this.#iconRegistryEventName) return; | ||
| this.#iconRegistryEventName = `${Icon.metadata.tag}-${this.name}`; | ||
| const iconName = this.#resolvedIconName; | ||
| if (!this.isConnected || !iconName || this.#iconRegistryEventName) return; | ||
| this.#iconRegistryEventName = `${Icon.metadata.tag}-${iconName}`; | ||
| globalThis.document?.addEventListener(this.#iconRegistryEventName, this.#onIconRegistryUpdate); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Listen for a filled asset that becomes available after fallback.
If variant="filled" resolves to the stroke asset because name-filled is absent, this method subscribes only to the stroke event. A later Icon.add({ 'name-filled': ... }) dispatches only the filled event. The component never recomputes #resolvedIconName, so it remains on the stroke asset.
Subscribe filled-variant instances to both the stroke and filled asset events, or dispatch a base-name refresh event when a filled asset is added. Add coverage for this late-registration flow.
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In `@projects/core/src/icon/icon.ts` around lines 162 - 166, Update
`#addIconRegistryListener` and the related icon-registry update flow so a filled
variant that initially falls back to the stroke asset also observes the filled
asset registration event, allowing `#resolvedIconName` to be recomputed when the
filled asset is added. Preserve existing listener behavior for non-filled
variants and add coverage for late registration of the filled asset.
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For context I think we can skip this for now as Icon.add is primarily used for custom icon registration. This would add a lot more complexity and likely double the event listeners for a small customization use case. I don't think its worth addressing right now due to the performance risk. For consumers who add custom icons we can provide guidance to leverage the registered name instead.
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@coryrylan, understood. Icon.add is a custom-registration path, and the late filled-asset upgrade case does not justify additional listeners in this pull request.
Consumers can register and use the explicit filled asset name when they require that behavior. I will keep this as a deferred edge case rather than require a change here.
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File: projects/core/src/icon/icon.ts:162-166
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Learning: In `projects/core/src/icon/icon.ts`, `Icon.add` primarily supports custom icon registration. Do not require additional registry listeners for a `variant="filled"` icon that initially falls back to its stroke asset and later receives a `-filled` asset unless the performance and complexity tradeoff is explicitly accepted. Consumers that require this behavior can register and use the explicit filled asset name.
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| * Selects the stroke or filled form of the named icon. Filled icons use an optional `-filled` asset and fall back | ||
| * to the stroke form when that asset is unavailable. | ||
| */ | ||
| @property({ type: String, reflect: true }) variant: 'stroke' | 'filled' = 'stroke'; |
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nit with the API, thinking 'stroke' | 'fill' might be better since it would be a 1:1 mapping of the naming used in svg. Thoughts @johnyanarella ?
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This also is a case where I don't think we want to reflect the property since its impact is the loading of the svg not any style hooks. Since icon is a element that is often in repeated templates like grids/trees the reflection can add up in terms of performance.
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In `@projects/core/src/icon/icon.test.ts`:
- Around line 233-251: Wrap the fetch-mocking test body in a try/finally block
so window.fetch is restored in the finally clause even when an await or
assertion fails. Keep the existing setup, asynchronous assertions, and original
fetch reference unchanged, and anchor the cleanup to the test’s window.fetch
assignment.
In `@projects/core/src/icon/icon.ts`:
- Around line 50-54: Update projects/core/src/icon/icon.ts lines 50-54 and the
related icon resolution logic to expose variant="stroke" | "filled", default to
stroke behavior, and resolve optional -filled assets with fallback to the stroke
asset. Update projects/core/src/icon/icon.test.ts lines 164-201 to cover
variant="filled", -filled assets, and stroke fallback. Update
projects/site/src/docs/elements/icon.md lines 39-44 to document the variant API
and -filled fallback behavior.
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| const original = window.fetch; | ||
| window.fetch = vi.fn().mockImplementation((name: string) => | ||
| Promise.resolve({ text: () => (name === 'first.svg' ? first.promise : second.promise) }) | ||
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| element.name = 'first.svg' as IconName; | ||
| await element.updateComplete; | ||
| element.name = 'second.svg' as IconName; | ||
| await element.updateComplete; | ||
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| second.resolve('<svg id="second"><path d=""/></svg>'); | ||
| await elementIsStable(element); | ||
| first.resolve('<svg id="first"><path d=""/></svg>'); | ||
| await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve)); | ||
| await elementIsStable(element); | ||
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| expect(element.shadowRoot.innerHTML).toContain('id="second"'); | ||
| expect(element.shadowRoot.innerHTML).not.toContain('id="first"'); | ||
| window.fetch = original; |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Restore window.fetch when the test fails.
If an awaited operation or assertion fails, line 251 does not run. Later tests then use this mock unexpectedly. Put the test body in try/finally.
Proposed fix
const original = window.fetch;
- window.fetch = vi.fn().mockImplementation((name: string) =>
- Promise.resolve({ text: () => (name === 'first.svg' ? first.promise : second.promise) })
- );
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- element.name = 'first.svg' as IconName;
- await element.updateComplete;
- element.name = 'second.svg' as IconName;
- await element.updateComplete;
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- second.resolve('<svg id="second"><path d=""/></svg>');
- await elementIsStable(element);
- first.resolve('<svg id="first"><path d=""/></svg>');
- await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve));
- await elementIsStable(element);
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- expect(element.shadowRoot.innerHTML).toContain('id="second"');
- expect(element.shadowRoot.innerHTML).not.toContain('id="first"');
- window.fetch = original;
+ try {
+ window.fetch = vi.fn().mockImplementation((name: string) =>
+ Promise.resolve({ text: () => (name === 'first.svg' ? first.promise : second.promise) })
+ );
+ // Existing test body.
+ } finally {
+ window.fetch = original;
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In `@projects/core/src/icon/icon.test.ts` around lines 233 - 251, Wrap the
fetch-mocking test body in a try/finally block so window.fetch is restored in
the finally clause even when an await or assertion fails. Keep the existing
setup, asynchronous assertions, and original fetch reference unchanged, and
anchor the cleanup to the test’s window.fetch assignment.
| /** | ||
| * Selects the outline or solid form of the named icon. Solid icons use an optional `-solid` asset and fall back to | ||
| * the outline form when that asset is unavailable. | ||
| */ | ||
| @property({ type: String }) appearance?: 'outline' | 'solid'; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Implement the public API specified by the PR objective.
The PR objective requires variant="stroke" | "filled" and optional -filled assets. This change exposes appearance="outline" | "solid" and resolves -solid assets instead. Consumers that use variant="filled" cannot select the requested asset.
projects/core/src/icon/icon.ts#L50-L54: exposevariantwithstrokeandfilled, default to stroke behavior, and resolve optional-filledassets.projects/core/src/icon/icon.test.ts#L164-L201: update coverage to usevariant="filled"and-filledassets, including the stroke fallback.projects/site/src/docs/elements/icon.md#L39-L44: document thevariantAPI and-filledfallback behavior.
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In `@projects/core/src/icon/icon.ts` around lines 50 - 54, Update
projects/core/src/icon/icon.ts lines 50-54 and the related icon resolution logic
to expose variant="stroke" | "filled", default to stroke behavior, and resolve
optional -filled assets with fallback to the stroke asset. Update
projects/core/src/icon/icon.test.ts lines 164-201 to cover variant="filled",
-filled assets, and stroke fallback. Update
projects/site/src/docs/elements/icon.md lines 39-44 to document the variant API
and -filled fallback behavior.
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