This looks great but I'd like a "Demo" section where we show what this would look like on DCSC. I believe we should be able to select one of the colour pairings, input information on what the component is e.g. updating description, feature code price and tag description / colour
We should add a feature that let's the user add a new colour variant to the list, and to set that custom colour / text on the demo.
Because we're allowing non-stateful, non-stored configurations with new colours, text etc we should probably allow import / export of some markup file (e.g. XML) that makes it easy to say "here's a new badge I styled, import this file"
Include a toggle for both our list and card/grid layouts - keep all other styling the same as what we have in production
-webkit-text-size-adjust: 100%;
--animate-duration: 1s;
--animate-delay: 1s;
--animate-repeat: 1;
font-weight: normal;
line-height: 1.5;
font-family: Lato Regular,PingFang SC,Helvetica,Arial,Helvetica Neue,Microsoft YaHei,sans-serif,Meiryo,MS Gothic;
color: #1e0013;
font-size: 12px;
-webkit-tap-highlight-color: rgba(0,0,0,0);
box-sizing: border-box;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
margin-bottom: 16px;
border: 1px solid rgba(112,31,104,.5);
border-bottom: 1px solid rgba(112,31,104,.5);
border-radius: 8px;
Now I understand the full scope. Looking at the images:
- Image 1 (List view): A table-style layout with radio buttons, Qty, Description (with badge), Supply Status, Part Number, Feature Code, Price columns. Purple borders on collapsible sections.
- Image 2 (Card/Grid view): Cards with feature code header, description, supply status, qty, price, and Select/Deselect buttons. "Selected" badge appears in green.
I'll build a comprehensive demo tool with:
- Demo section showing DCSC list and card layouts
- Color selection from existing palette
- Input fields for description, feature code, price, tag text
- Add custom color feature
- XML import/export
- List/Card toggle
I've built a comprehensive badge demo tool with two tabs:
Color Palette tab: The original badge variations grid with the badge label input, plus new features for adding custom colors (with live preview), removing custom colors, and import/export buttons.
DCSC Demo tab: A realistic preview matching your production styling (Lato font, purple borders, exact layout). It includes configurable inputs for description, feature code, price, and tag text. You can select any color/variant from a dropdown and toggle between List (table rows with radio buttons, columns for Qty/Description/Supply Status/Part Number/Feature Code/Price) and Card (grid cards with Select/Deselect buttons and "Selected" badge). The XML import/export persists all demo settings plus any custom colors you've added.
I see the issue - the form requires manual entry of text, background, and border values. I'll simplify it to just Name + Base Color, and auto-derive all variant colors automatically.
Now let me simplify the custom color state and the addCustomColor function:
Now update the addCustomColor function to use the auto-derivation:
Now let me simplify the "Add Custom Color" form UI to just Name and Base Color:
Now I need to replace the entire form with a simplified version:
Now I need to remove the leftover closing tags from the old form. Let me check what remains:
I see there's leftover code from the old form. Let me remove those extra lines:
Now I need to move the deriveVariantsFromBase and helper functions outside the component since they're being called during render. Let me fix that:
The color helper functions are defined inside the component which is fine for React but let me move them outside for cleaner code. First let me check what's before the component definition:
I need to move the color helper functions outside the component. Let me first add them after dcscStyles and before the component:
Now I need to remove the duplicate functions that are still inside the component. Let me find and remove them:
The "Add Custom Color" form is now much simpler. You just enter a name and pick a base color using the color picker - the system automatically derives Soft, Medium, and Deep variants using HSL color manipulation. The live preview shows all three auto-generated variants as you adjust the base color, so you can see exactly what you'll get before clicking "Add Color".