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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds persisted system, light, and dark appearance settings. It applies adaptive colors to settings, expanded content, charts, dashboard views, status elements, and usage views. It also adds localized strings and updates the documentation. ChangesAppearance system
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Light appearance can leave the reset popover with dark text on a black surface, reducing readability for users viewing expiration details and reset rows. Merge should wait for the popover background to adapt to the selected appearance; the remaining documentation and cleanup items are non-blocking. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SettingsView
participant AppearanceStore
participant IslandRootView
participant ExpandedContent
SettingsView->>AppearanceStore: select system, light, or dark
AppearanceStore->>IslandRootView: publish appearance
IslandRootView->>IslandRootView: derive expanded surface
IslandRootView->>ExpandedContent: apply matching color scheme
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Keep reset popover text visible in light mode
When Light appearance—or System on a light macOS—is active and reset credits are available, this Color.primary resolves to black while the popover background remains hard-coded black at line 85. Hovering the reset badge therefore renders the expiration date and “EXPIRES” label effectively invisible; the popover should either use a semantic light surface or explicitly retain a dark color scheme with light foregrounds.
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 187: Update the appearance option wording in the README list to say
“light, dark, or system appearance” instead of “light/dark/system appearance,”
while leaving the surrounding options unchanged.
In `@Sources/Theme/Colors.swift`:
- Line 4: Remove the generic documentation comment above IslandColor, while
preserving the comment near the compact and peek behavior because it documents a
non-obvious constraint.
In `@Sources/Views/CodexResetStatus.swift`:
- Around line 88-92: Update the expanded reset popover styling in
CodexResetStatus so its surface and row backgrounds use
IslandColor.expandedLightBackground for Light appearance and retain .black for
Dark appearance, replacing the fixed Color.primary-based treatment while
preserving the existing layout and contrast.
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| - **General:** Launch at Login, 5m/15m/30m refresh interval, app language, | ||
| Always show usage, Low Power Mode, configurable limit alerts, and Sparkle | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Clarify the appearance option list.
light/dark/system appearance is an ambiguous slash compound modifier. Use light, dark, or system appearance so the three options read clearly.
Proposed wording
- light/dark/system appearance, Always show usage, Low Power Mode,
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[uncategorized] ~187-~187: If this is a compound adjective that modifies the following noun, use a hyphen.
Context: ...k/system appearance, Always show usage, Low Power Mode, configurable limit alerts, and ...
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In `@README.md` at line 187, Update the appearance option wording in the README
list to say “light, dark, or system appearance” instead of “light/dark/system
appearance,” while leaving the surrounding options unchanged.
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Remove the generic IslandColor doc comment.
/// Locked color tokens for CodexIsland. restates the enum purpose and does not explain a non-obvious constraint. It also describes an enum that contains adaptive tokens as “locked.” Remove it or document a specific constraint instead. Keep the comment at Lines 11-12 because it explains the intentional compact and peek behavior.
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-/// Locked color tokens for CodexIsland.
enum IslandColor {As per coding guidelines, Swift files should default to no comments unless a comment explains a non-obvious constraint, workaround, or surprising behavior.
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In `@Sources/Theme/Colors.swift` at line 4, Remove the generic documentation
comment above IslandColor, while preserving the comment near the compact and
peek behavior because it documents a non-obvious constraint.
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Draft: this branch builds on #70, which adds the Light / Dark / System appearance preference. Please review #70 first. Once #70 lands, this PR can be rebased so its diff contains only the expanded-dashboard work.
Summary
Why
A light setting is incomplete if the settings window changes but the main expanded dashboard remains black. Semantic colors also avoid the hue and contrast errors caused by inverting an originally dark view tree.
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