Reskin the whole app via design tokens in tailwind-theme.css (remapped color ramps) plus a define-once component layer in lib/styles/components.css (.btn, .card, .input, .chip, .badge, .sheet, …). Buttons are muted/outlined gold rather than flat fills. Self-host Inter + Fraunces (woff2) under the existing font-src 'self' CSP. Restyle the shared components and the account, admin, host, join, recover and upload screens against the new tokens. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
lib/ conventions
Short rules. The patterns we already follow as of v0.16 — write new code that fits.
One store per cross-cutting concern. A single *-store.ts file owns each one:
auth.ts— JWT / PIN inlocalStorage,isAuthenticatedwritableui-store.ts— bottom-nav visibility, upload-sheet open state, FAB badge countdata-mode-store.ts— Saver vs Original media-loading preferenceprivacy-note-store.ts— admin-configured Datenschutzhinweis textquota-store.ts— live per-user storage snapshotupload-queue.ts— IndexedDB-persisted upload queue + processing state
Don't import these into other stores unless strictly necessary; let pages compose them.
DTOs mirror Rust types. All TS interfaces live in types.ts. Each one carries a
// mirrors backend/src/path::TypeName comment so the two stay searchable. If you add
a Rust DTO, add the TS twin in the same PR.
Gestures via Svelte actions in actions/. Long-press, double-tap, future swipe —
each is a use: action that fires a CustomEvent. Components stay free of gesture
plumbing.
Reusable bottom sheets via ContextSheet.svelte. Pass an actions: ContextAction[]
array. Any page that needs a long-press / kebab context menu uses the same primitive.
SSE relays are listed in sse.ts::KNOWN_EVENTS. New server event → add one entry
to that array, that's it.
Diashow transitions live in diashow/transitions/. Each is a Svelte component
plus one entry in transitions/index.ts. Adding a new animation is two-line work; no
diashow code needs to change.
No new global stores beyond the list above unless the new concept is genuinely app-wide. Page state belongs in the page.