Inventario

Ogni elemento che il pacchetto spedisce e i formati in cui viene consegnato. La tabella non è un elenco mantenuto da nessuno: è il registro di ogni pacchetto, compilato dalle sue dichiarazioni e verificato contro una passeggiata dei suoi componenti. Risponde a ciò che c'è — mai a ciò che dovrebbe esserci, una domanda che nessuna scansione può risolvere e che gli elementi dovranno dichiarare per se stessi.

Cosa è contato	Quanti
Elementi trovati	131
Formati da completare	541
Decisioni non ancora prese	0
Forme	61
Basi astratte	6
Stile	103
Modello	91
Vue	100
Script	63
Schema	0
AI	0
React	0
Flutter	0

Elemento per formato

Una riga per componente, una colonna per renderer. Un componente è una directory sotto `components/` che contiene ogni modo in cui può essere disegnato — `spinner/spinner.scss`, `spinner.html.twig`, `spinner.vue`, `spinner.ts` — quindi nulla qui deve riconciliare quattro directory per nome. Una cella conta i file dietro di essa — passa sopra uno per vederli. Ogni elemento dichiarato legge allo stesso livello — una riga trovata in un unico formato può essere un gap o un primitivo che non vuole altro, e risolvere questo è il lavoro per cui questa tabella è fatta piuttosto che qualcosa che già conosce. Quattro stati, distinti da chi è il prossimo a muoversi: un controllo, l'elemento è presente; un avviso, è desiderato e mancante; un cerchio barrato, si fa senza intenzionalmente; un vuoto, nessuno ha ancora deciso. Passa sopra un avviso o un cerchio per vedere cosa dice la dichiarazione.

Elemento	Modello	Vue
@WexampleSymfonyCodingBundle
`code-input`		2
`console`		2
`source-editor`		2
`source-findings`		2
`source-view`		2
@WexampleSymfonyDesignSystemBundle
`banner`	2	2
`bar`		2
`breadcrumb`		2
`button`		2
`button-link`		2
`button-menu`		2
`button-target`		2
`code-block`		2
collection/bar-list/`abstract-entity-bar-list`		2
collection/chat/`abstract-entity-chat`		2
collection/grid/`abstract-entity-grid`		2
collection/table/`abstract-entity-table`		2
collection/wall/`abstract-entity-wall`		2
`color-scheme-switch`
`confirm`
`content-image`		2
`copy-button`
`count-badge`
`data-table`		2
`date-display`		2
`dev-menu`
`diff`
`distribution`		2
`dock`	2
`document-embed`		2
`dots`		2
`dropzone`
`embed`
`fallback`
`file-explorer`		2
`file-path`		2
`filter-bar`		2
form/`button-input`		2
form/`checkbox-input`		2
form/`date-input`		2
form/`datetime-input`		2
form/`email-input`		2
form/`emoji-picker`		2
form/`file-input`		2
form/`hidden-input`		2
form/`number-input`		2
form/`otp-input`		2
form/`password-input`		2
form/`radio-input`		2
form/`range-input`		2
form/`select-input`		2
form/`submit-input`		2
form/`switch-input`		2
form/`tel-input`		2
form/`text-input`		2
form/`textarea-input`		2
form/`time-input`		2
form/`url-input`		2
form/`week-input`		2
`graph-log`		2
`image-crop`		2
`inline-svg`
`isolated`
`led`
`list-expanded`		2
`live-update-status`		2
`load-more`		2
`marker`		2
`media`		2
`menu-collapsible-panel`
`menu-item-collapsible`
`menu-item-link`		2
`menu-navigation`
`menu-separator`		2
`message`		2
`modal`	2
`overlay`	2
`page-tabs`
`pagination`		2
`panel`	2
`period-nav`		2
`progress-bar`		2
`properties`		2
`select`
`select-search`
`spinner`		2
`status-icon`		2
`stepper`		2
`switch`		2
`tab`		2
`tab-item`
`text-link`		2
`theme-select`
`timeline`		2
`toast`	2	2
`toast-stack`
`tool-dock`
`tooltip`
`tour`
`tree`		2
`tree-node`		2
`tree-row-directory`		2
`tree-row-file`		2
`upload-handler`
`wall`
`zone-collapsible`		2
`zone-resizer`		2
`zone-toolbar`
@WexampleSymfonyDesignSystemDemoBundle
collection/bar-list/`demo-bar-list`		2
collection/chat/`demo-entity-chat`		2
collection/table/`demo-compact-table`		2
collection/table/`demo-dates-table`		2
collection/table/`demo-entity-table`		2
collection/table/`demo-live-table`		2
collection/table/`demo-selectable-table`		2
collection/wall/`demo-entity-wall`		2
`demo-console`		2
`demo-dates`		2
`demo-distribution`		2
`demo-explorer`		2
`demo-file-explorer`		2
`demo-image-crop`		2
`demo-keyboard`		2
`demo-period`		2
`demo-progress`		2
`demo-status-icons`		2
`demo-tabs`		2
form/`demo-form`		2
search/`demo-search-box`		2
search/result/`demo-message`		2
search/result/`demo-room`		2

Astratto

Le cinque basi sotto `components/_abstract/`, che nulla disegna mai — vengono solo estese. `_abstract/vue` è tre blocchi twig vuoti che trentuno modelli riempiono; `_abstract/form-field` è su cui dodici input sono costruiti. Sono fuori dalla matrice per il motivo per cui le forme lo sono: non vengono consegnati a nessuno, quindi chiedere loro uno schema o un gemello react è porre una domanda alla quale non hanno modo di rispondere. L'underscore dice tanto prima che chiunque apra la directory. Ciò che viene mostrato è ciò che ciascuno porta già a chiunque lo estenda.

Elemento	Stile	Modello	Vue	Script	Schema	AI	React	Flutter
`_abstract/form-field`
`_abstract/vue`
`_abstract/form`
`_abstract/vue-wrapper`
`_abstract/entity`
`_abstract/entity/bar`

Forme

Una forma è uno stile senza renderer: scrivi il markup, metti la classe su di esso, e `@use` il foglio di stile dal tuo. `.stack`, `.grid`, `.block`, `.cluster`. Sono elencati qui e non nella tabella sopra perché una tabella di renderer non ha colonna per offrire qualcosa che non ne ha — e la loro assenza da essa è il motivo per cui tutti i suoi avvisi significano lavoro piuttosto che una domanda mal posta. La linea è tracciata dai file, non dal gusto: una forma è esattamente un `.scss` e nulla la rende, quindi il giorno in cui si guadagna un `.html.twig` si sposta in `components/` e si unisce alla matrice. Quella mossa è l'unica promozione che c'è. Ciò che ciascuno dice di sé viene letto dalla testa del proprio foglio di stile, quindi non c'è un secondo posto da cui poter vagare.

Forma	A cosa serve
`action-icon`	A muted icon button for a secondary action sitting in a corner — close, expand, dismiss —, its corners the controls' own: no button of the design system is round.
`action-link`	An inline link with an icon beside its label, muted until hovered, for a secondary action inside text or a row.
`avatar`	A round frame at text size holding a portrait, an icon or initials, cropped to fill.
`block`	The card: a raised rectangle with a title, a body, media, meta and a footer, each optional.
`chat`	A conversation — the thread of messages, their authors and dates, and the composer under it.
`cluster`	A row of small things that wraps when it runs out of room: tags, pills, buttons.
`container`	Centres its content and caps its width at one of the reading sizes.
`content`	Prose written elsewhere — an article, a description, rendered markdown — given spacing, headings and figures.
`corner-actions`	Icon actions in the corner of a framed thing — a code block, a lead, a block, a message —, out of the way until it is pointed at or reached by the keyboard.
`count`
`diff`	What changes, field by field: what it was and what it becomes, facing each other across an arrow — the value that goes struck, the one that stays in full. Read in a sync under review, a record's history, a change to confirm.
`disk-item`	A file or a directory shown as an icon with its name under it.
`disk-item-explorer`	The grid that lays disk items out, wrapping at a fixed item width.
`doc`	A documentation page: sections in two columns, the prose on one side and the code on the other.
`empty`	What stands where a list, a table or a panel has nothing to show: said once, in the middle of the room the rows would have taken, and quietly — nothing having happened is not an error.
`file-chip`	Files held by a field, one chip each: a thumbnail when it is an image, its kind's icon otherwise, its name — cut, whole in its title —, and the way to take it out. What a media picker shows of its choice, what a file field shows of the files dropped on it.
`flow`	The default vertical rhythm between blocks, and `no-flow` to drop it where it is unwanted.
`footer`	The strip closing a page, aligned on the same gutters as the rest of it.
`form`	Every form shape at once, for whoever draws a form and does not want to name them one by one.
`form/actions`	The row closing a form, where its buttons sit.
`form/addon`	A field with a fixed word beside its value — a unit, a currency — that is not part of it. The frame is the group's: it draws the field's border and ground, the input inside drops its own, so the word and the value sit in one field. The ring of focus goes round the whole, the frozen look too.
`form/assisted`	A field whose value is being filled for it, and how it reads while that happens.
`form/base`	What every input and textarea looks like before anything is said about it.
`form/checkbox`	A checkbox and its label, as a row that can be clicked whole.
`form/filter`	A field narrowing what is shown beside it — a table's rows, a menu's items, a folder's files: a magnifier and what is typed, in one frame. Written on a field with a word beside it (`form--input-group`), the magnifier being that word: <div class="form--input-group form--filter"> <span class="form--input-addon" aria-hidden="true">{{ icon('ph:bold/magnifying-glass') }}</span> <input class="form--input" type="search"> </div>
`form/inline`	A field and what acts on it, on one line: a message and its Send, a name and its Add, a search and its filter. The field takes the room, what acts on it keeps its width and never goes to another line — the shape a bar of options holds (shapes/toolbar), and a form of one question anywhere else.
`form/layout`	The frame of a form: its groups, their labels, and how they follow one another.
`form/messages`	The help text under a field, and the errors that replace it.
`form/password`	A password field and the control revealing what it holds.
`form/radio`
`form/select`	A native select made to read like the other inputs, caret included.
`form/state`	What a field looks like when it is focused, in error, or refusing input.
`form/stepper`	A number changed one step at a time — a quantity —: a button on each side of its figure. The figure keeps the width of a few digits, centred; the browser's own spinner, too small to aim at, is left out.
`form/surface`	Form fields set on a raised ground rather than on the page.
`form/switch`	A checkbox drawn as a switch.
`graph`	The frame a chart is drawn in, filling what it is given and clipping what overflows.
`grid`	Columns that fit themselves to the room available, or a fixed number when asked.
`gutters`	The horizontal and vertical margins a page keeps at its edges, shared so its parts line up.
`header`	The bar at the top of a page: its title, and the controls that belong to it.
`layout`	The frame of a page — a horizontal or vertical split, and a body that scrolls or does not.
`layout-reset-modern`	The reset: box model, margins, lists and typographic defaults, applied once to the document.
`lead`	An introductory paragraph, set apart in italics inside a dotted frame.
`media`	An image or a video held at a ratio — square, round, 16:9 — cropped rather than distorted.
`menu`	A menu, as a bar or as a column: its items, their icons, their counts and their submenus.
`meta-bar`	A thin line of secondary information between two separators, its groups pushed to either end.
`overlay-resizer`	The edges of a box that can be sized: strips lying across its border, drawn nothing — the cursor is what says the edge can be pulled.
`page`
`page-actions`	What a page does, at its foot: its actions in one row, whatever holds the page — a modal, a panel, an embed, the page's own zone. The first group stands at the start, the last one at the end: previous and next, cancel and save.
`page-loading`	A page on its way into the room it will fill — an embed today, a modal or a panel tomorrow: the manager wears `is-page-loading`, the page it held dims, and a spinner stands in the middle of the room.
`page-transition`	A page replaced by the next inside what holds it — a step of a tunnel in a modal: the one leaving slides a few pixels the way the visitor goes and fades, the one arriving comes in from the other side. Only a page marked `data-page-transition="slide"` moves; the classes are the page manager's.
`rail`	A column with a scrolling track between fixed ends, for a side panel or a toolbar of its own.
`stack`	Children laid in a row or a column with one gap, optionally split at a point or divided by rules.
`status-bar`	The line at the foot of what it describes — a listing, an editor, a card — saying where it stands: how many there are, which language, whether what is shown is saved. Read and never acted on: what is done to the thing is its footer's (`block--footer`), and what leads to it is a breadcrumb's. Its height is its own, the same empty or not, so what it sits under does not jump when a word comes and goes. The part said last, at the far end, is `status-bar--end`.
`surface`	The raised ground a block sits on, and the class that tells its children they are on one.
`table-sort`	A header that sorts — a table's, a listing's — is a button dressed as the header it sits in, so the row of labels reads the same sortable or not. The arrow is always there: a faint pair while the column does not order the list, one strong arrow once it does.
`timeline`	Things one under the other, each on a marker, joined by a line: the steps of a procedure, the events of a history, the stages of a run. What each holds is free — a title, a line of text, a table, a form — and the line runs down the whole height of it, to the next marker.
`toolbar`	A row of controls above or below what they act on, grouped and separated.
`upload-tray`	The rows of the uploads window: the design system's progress bar for each file — its name, how far it got —, and what came of it under it.
`wall`	Pictures of every height packed side by side with no holes, each one at its own ratio, as a photo wall is hung. The rows are a twelfth of a column's width, so a tile is as tall as its ratio says by spanning that many twelfths: `grid-row-end: span 9` for a 4:3 landscape — what wallSpan() and the wall template work out from a width and a height. Measuring a column needs the wall to be a container, which is why the tiles sit in a box of their own: a grid cannot read its own width. <div class="wall"> <div class="wall--tiles"> <a class="wall--tile media media--placeholder" style="grid-row-end: span 9">…</a> </div> </div>
`zone`	A region of a layout given its own size, splittable, scrollable, and never handing that size to its children.
`zone-table`	A zone given whole to a table: the table is the region, not a sheet laid in it. Whatever drives the table — its search, its filters, its bulk actions — stands at the top, its pages at the foot, both out of what scrolls; between them the table's own ground runs to the bottom of the zone however few rows there are, and the rows scroll under a header that stays. Any table of the system goes in it, written by the server or by a vue, with whatever holds it on the way — a collection, a mounted component: each of them, down to the table's frame, becomes a column handing its height on.

Cosa esclude

Directory di `assets/` che la scansione non percorre, elencate dal disco piuttosto che dalla memoria. Mixins, utility e token non sono elementi e potrebbero mai essere righe qui; layout e script condivisi lo sono, e non sono ancora coperti.

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Da dove provengono

Un pacchetto è nella tabella perché lo ha detto — implementando `DesignSystemElementsBundleInterface`, il modo in cui un pacchetto informa il caricatore sui suoi percorsi frontali. Ognuno scrive `data/elements.json` all'interno dei propri asset, pubblicati con essi, così che la build, il lato nodo, un'altra lingua o un agente lavorino tutti dagli stessi file; questa pagina è solo la loro unione.

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