Match the dashboard status chips to the articles page - #203
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The dashboard rendered recent-article statuses with the shadcn Badge, which only distinguishes success from secondary, so everything but Published came out grey. Share one status -> chip-class map between the dashboard and the articles list instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The recent-articles table on the dashboard rendered statuses with the shadcn
Badge, whose variants only distinguish success from secondary — so Scheduled and Draft both came out grey while the articles page showed them blue and yellow.frontend/src/lib/articleStatus.tsholds the single status → chip-class map (green Published, blue Scheduled, yellow Draft, slate fallback, with dark-mode variants).articleView.tsxuses the helper instead of its inline ternary chain.DashboardPage.tsxrenders the same span; the helper lowercases its input, so the dashboard's"scheduled"and the articles page's"Scheduled"resolve identically.Not changed here: the articles page relabels a future-dated
publishedarticle as Scheduled, while the dashboard shows the raw API status. Colors now agree per label, but that one mapping can still differ between the two pages.Verified with
tsc --noEmit.🤖 Generated with Claude Code