Author the design language once in the canonical React designbook and project it
one-way onto each stack: React -> designbook/ -> ir/ -> adapters/<stack>/.
Phase 0 — contracts & governance (T01-T03):
- ir/SCHEMA.md + ir/schema/{component,tokens}.schema.json — neutral IR contract
(W3C DTCG tokens; React prop -> HTML attribute mapping; non-portable props flagged).
- adapters/ADAPTER_CONTRACT.md — inputs, drift-report + parity-result shapes,
idempotency rules, CI exit codes (0 ok / 2 usage / 3 drift / 4 parity / 5 internal).
- .claude/rules/designbook-propagation.md + DesignSystemIntroduction.md §5.1 —
one-way directionality + drift-resolution workflow.
T04 — canonical React designbook + the missing pull tool:
- The bundled /design-sync skill only PUSHES repo->cloud; it cannot populate
designbook/. Added scripts/designbook_pull.py + `make designbook-pull`, which drives
the local claude binary headless (acceptEdits) so DesignSync fetch+write runs in a
subprocess (contents never hit the orchestrator's context). Pulled 44 files;
excludes the _whynot-design-seed/ self-copy. Corrected the docs that wrongly called
/design-sync the pull.
T05 — IR extractor (scripts/ir-extract.mjs + `make ir`):
- ir/tokens.json (80 tokens, DTCG, var() -> {ref} alias resolution); ir/components/*.json
(10 contracts parsed from .jsx signatures: enum/boolean/number inference, prop->attr
map, style/callback marked non-portable); ir/exemplars/*.
T06 — Lit token adapter (adapters/lit/ + `make adapt-lit`):
- Full-gen tokens into src/styles/colors_and_type.css :root (marker-bounded, idempotent
no-op on re-run; hand-authored type CSS preserved).
NOTE: token regen synced Lit to canonical React — fonts IBM Plex -> system stacks and 8
status tokens added. This is a VISUAL change: review and run `pnpm test:visual:update`
before merge. Remaining: T07 scaffold+drift, T08 parity, T09 runbook, T10 2nd-adapter.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Changelog
All notable changes to @whynot/design are recorded here. Hand-edited until release cadence makes it painful.
Format follows Keep a Changelog. Versioning rules: see DesignSystemIntroduction.md §6.
[Unreleased]
Added
- Technology-neutral IR + stack-adapter pipeline (WHYNOT-WP-0002, Phase 0–3). The
design language is now authored once in the canonical React designbook and projected
one-way onto each stack:
React → designbook/ → ir/ → adapters/<stack>/.ir/— committed, diffable blueprint:ir/SCHEMA.md, JSON Schemas (ir/schema/{component,tokens}.schema.json), and the extractor's output (ir/tokens.jsonin W3C DTCG format,ir/components/*.json,ir/exemplars/*).adapters/ADAPTER_CONTRACT.md— the contract every stack adapter implements (inputs, drift report + parity result shapes, idempotency, CI exit codes).scripts/designbook_pull.py+make designbook-pull— pulls the React designbook from Claude Design intodesignbook/(the bundled/design-syncskill only pushes, so it cannot populatedesignbook/).scripts/ir-extract.mjs+make ir— extracts the IR from the.jsxui-kit, manifest, and previews.adapters/lit/+make adapt-lit— Lit reference adapter; tokens fully generated intosrc/styles/colors_and_type.css(marker-bounded, idempotent)..claude/rules/designbook-propagation.md+DesignSystemIntroduction.md§5.1 — one-way governance and drift-resolution workflow.
Changed
src/styles/colors_and_type.css— token:rootblock is now generated bymake adapt-litfromir/tokens.json(between@generated tokensmarkers). This synced the Lit token layer to the canonical React designbook: font stacks switched from IBM Plex to system-font stacks, and the functional-status tokens (--status-error/warn/success/info+-bg) were added. Visual change — Playwright baselines need review +pnpm test:visual:update.
[0.2.0] — 2026-05-25
Architectural reframe. The system is now delivered as three stacked layers — tokens + CSS, Lit web components, optional framework adapters. The previous React-only component layer has been removed.
Added
MultiFrameworkSupport.md— full integration guide for React, Django, HTMX, Vue, Svelte, plain HTML.src/elements/— Lit-based web components, light-DOM rendered:- Atoms (
atoms.js):<wn-button>,<wn-tag>,<wn-eyebrow>,<wn-stamp>,<wn-stage-dot>,<wn-phase-dot>,<wn-icon>. - Form (
form.js):<wn-input>,<wn-textarea>,<wn-select>,<wn-search-input>,<wn-field-row>. - Layout (
layout.js):<wn-card>,<wn-modal>,<wn-table>+<wn-table-row>+<wn-table-cell>,<wn-banner>,<wn-toast>+<wn-toast-region>,<wn-empty-state>,<wn-breadcrumb>. - Chrome (
chrome.js):<wn-top-nav>,<wn-sidebar>+<wn-sidebar-group>+<wn-sidebar-item>,<wn-page-header>,<wn-pipeline>,<wn-prototype-card>.
- Atoms (
src/elements/icons.js— Lucide-derived inline icon paths (no runtime CDN dependency).src/styles/components.css— utility-class layer (wn-btn,wn-card,wn-tag, etc.). Consumable directly from any HTML for the "Layer 1 only" use case.adapters/django/templates/whynot/*.html—{% include %}-ready partials for Django consumers (button, eyebrow, tag, stage-dot, page-header, pipeline, field-row, prototype-card, banner, empty-state).adapters/django/README.md— how to wire the partials into a Django app.examples/showcase/index.html— single-page reference rendering every component. Doubles as the Playwright visual-regression baseline.lit^3.2.1 as a runtime dependency.
Changed
DesignSystemIntroduction.md— updated to describe the three-layer architecture, multi-framework consumption, and the revised propagation pipeline.README.md— top-level rewrite around the new architecture, with quick-start blocks per framework.package.json— adds per-groupexports(@whynot/design/atoms,/form,/layout,/chrome,/icons).- CI now runs visual regression against
examples/showcase/index.htmlandexamples/whynot-control/index.html.
Removed
src/components/Atoms.jsx,src/components/Chrome.jsx— the React-only component layer. Consumers using these from v0.1.0 should swap to the corresponding custom elements (drop-in replacements; seeMultiFrameworkSupport.md§ React).peerDependencieson React. React is no longer required to consume@whynot/design.
Migration
If you were on v0.1.0 with React imports like import { Button } from "@whynot/design":
| Before (v0.1.0) | After (v0.2.0) |
|---|---|
import { Button } from "@whynot/design"; <Button variant="primary">…</Button> |
import "@whynot/design"; <wn-button variant="primary">…</wn-button> |
import { Tag } from "@whynot/design"; <Tag active>…</Tag> |
<wn-tag active>…</wn-tag> |
<StageDot level="S2" /> |
<wn-stage-dot level="S2"></wn-stage-dot> |
CSS imports are unchanged; add the new components.css import alongside colors_and_type.css.
Known caveats
- IBM Plex is loaded from Google Fonts. Drop
.woff2files intofonts/and swap to a local@font-facefor offline use. - The showcase uses
importmap+ esm.sh to load Lit (no bundler). Real consumers usingpnpm addwill pick up Lit fromnode_modulesvia the package'sdependenciesentry. - No TypeScript declarations for JSX yet — deferred until a TS consumer asks.
<wn-select>uses a native<select>internally; richer custom selects (ElementInternals-based) will appear when a real need shows up.
[0.1.0] — 2026-05-23
Initial seed. Established whynot-design as the implementation surface for the whynot visual language. (Pre-architectural reframe — see v0.2.0.)
Added
src/styles/colors_and_type.css— full token set + semantic element styles.tokens/— source-of-truth JSON tokens for colours, type, spacing, radii, shadows.src/components/Atoms.jsx— React:Eyebrow,Tag,Button,StageDot,Stamp,Icon.src/components/Chrome.jsx— React:TopNav,Sidebar,PageHeader,PipelineStrip.examples/whynot-control/— click-through UI kit recreating thewhynot-controlsurface.assets/whynot-logo.png— LEGO-brick +?!mark.SKILL.md,README.md,DesignSystemIntroduction.md,CONTRIBUTING.md,BOOTSTRAP.md.