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feat(theme): add colors through the @nuxt/ui/colors plugin - #7327
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This PR lets an app add its own colors next to the seven aliases from its CSS alone, with no build step or nuxt.config option. tertiary: indigo in the @nuxt/ui/colors plugin gives --ui-tertiary in both modes, the per-role variables like --ui-tertiary-text-contrast, utilities like bg-tertiary or border-tertiary-300, and the scope classes for the accent, highlight and spotlight with their role block.
A theme can't list a color it doesn't know, so tv spots a color group by its primary entry and gives an unknown name primary's classes with its own scope, like [--ui-accent:var(--ui-tertiary)], which is the rule the plugin writes. For the types, the module reads the plugin block from the app's stylesheets and augments a new UIColors interface, in .nuxt/types/ui.d.ts for Nuxt and in a root ui.d.ts for Vue, so color="tertary" fails the type check. The ESLint config reads the same block, following the imports too, so a raw bg-indigo-500 suggests bg-tertiary-500. UChart and UProgressGroup take raw CSS colors too, they now resolve a name through var(--ui-<name>, <name>).
Not covered: the type generation only follows relative imports, Vue users have to add ui.d.ts to their tsconfig, and the Vue side is only tested with unit tests. color="red" on UProgressGroup still gets a scope class that has no rule, the inline style wins. Without an added color the CSS output is identical and the engine benchmarks the same.
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- Around line 69-70: Update the import traversal around the seen.has(path) check
to track paths only while they are on the active recursion stack, removing each
path when its recursive processing completes. This prevents cycles while
allowing a shared import to be processed again through later import branches so
palette precedence follows import order.
- Around line 84-85: Update the palette parsing in the matchAll loop that
populates colors so it captures complete palette values such as indigo-brand and
follows the colour plugin’s parsing rules, without treating whitespace-separated
shade values such as black white as a palette change.
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The changes add custom colour aliases through the Nuxt UI colours plugin. The CSS plugin validates names and palettes, creates colour scopes and utilities, and supports default or explicit shades. Stylesheet scanning discovers configured names for generated TypeScript declarations. Runtime types and variant handling accept added colours, while resolveColor maps names to CSS variables and preserves other CSS values.
ESLint may suggest incorrect colour aliases for repeated imports or custom palette values. The change is mergeable with follow-up.
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Prune removed stylesheet entries before generating ui.d.ts.
When one transformed stylesheet is removed from the app and another stylesheet is transformed, added retains the removed stylesheet's entry. The generated UIColors type can therefore keep a colour that the active stylesheets no longer define.
Rebuild the map from active stylesheet entrypoints, or prune removed module IDs during the Vite update lifecycle. Preserve aggregation across all active entrypoints.
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Update the `added` map used with `findAddedColors` so it contains entries only
for active transformed stylesheet entrypoints, pruning removed module IDs during
Vite updates or rebuilding from active entrypoints. Preserve aggregation of
colours across all active stylesheets when generating `UIColors`.
Cover a direct colour declaration in the colours plugin test.
The test name says it covers "the colors of the stylesheet and the ones it imports". It writes only tertiary to colors.css. main.css imports that file and declares no colour itself. The assertion therefore checks only imported colour discovery. A regression that drops direct declarations from the transformed stylesheet would still pass.
Add a distinct direct declaration after the imports and assert its name too. The ordering concern does not apply to the current fixture, because it has no direct declaration. Keep the direct declaration after the imports. The runtime colour resolver requires tailwindcss to be imported first.
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Preserve aggregation of colours across all active stylesheets when generating
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Use the normalised stylesheet path as the cache key.
added is keyed by the raw id, but the scan removes its query string. If the same stylesheet is transformed first as main.css?direct and later as main.css, the map keeps both results. The generated UIColors declaration then retains removed colour names, so obsolete colour props remain type-accepted. No lifecycle clears added.
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In the transform method, normalise the stylesheet ID once by removing its query
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Rescan the CSS root when an imported stylesheet changes.
ColorsPlugin writes ui.d.ts only from its transform hook. Tailwind watches imported CSS files, but its hotUpdate hook treats the watched CSS file as an external CSS request and returns before reloading the Tailwind root. Vite tracks that file as an asset without the parent stylesheet as an importer. Therefore, editing the imported file can leave ui.d.ts stale until another root transform or a restart.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Preserve repeated imports when resolving palette precedence.
If a.css and b.css both import common.css, Tailwind processes both imports. If a.css overrides a palette, this global set skips the later import through b.css, so ESLint suggests the a.css alias even when the later common.css declaration wins. Track paths on the active recursion stack instead. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the import traversal around the seen.has(path) check to track paths only
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Parse the complete palette value.
For primary: indigo-brand, this expression records indigo, so ESLint suggests primary for bg-indigo-500 even though it points to a different palette. It also treats primary: black white as a palette change, although those values are shades. Match the colour plugin’s palette parsing. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the palette parsing in the matchAll loop that populates colors so it
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This PR lets an app add its own colors next to the seven aliases from its CSS alone, with no build step or
nuxt.configoption.tertiary: indigoin the@nuxt/ui/colorsplugin gives--ui-tertiaryin both modes, the per-role variables like--ui-tertiary-text-contrast, utilities likebg-tertiaryorborder-tertiary-300, and the scope classes for the accent, highlight and spotlight with their role block.A theme can't list a color it doesn't know, so
tvspots acolorgroup by itsprimaryentry and gives an unknown nameprimary's classes with its own scope, like[--ui-accent:var(--ui-tertiary)], which is the rule the plugin writes. For the types, the module reads the plugin block from the app's stylesheets and augments a newUIColorsinterface, in.nuxt/types/ui.d.tsfor Nuxt and in a rootui.d.tsfor Vue, socolor="tertary"fails the type check. The ESLint config reads the same block, following the imports too, so a rawbg-indigo-500suggestsbg-tertiary-500.UChartandUProgressGrouptake raw CSS colors too, they now resolve a name throughvar(--ui-<name>, <name>).Not covered: the type generation only follows relative imports, Vue users have to add
ui.d.tsto theirtsconfig, and the Vue side is only tested with unit tests.color="red"onUProgressGroupstill gets a scope class that has no rule, the inline style wins. Without an added color the CSS output is identical and the engine benchmarks the same.📝 Checklist