chore: upgrade apsara and fumadocs, move icons to lucide - #182
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Apsara 1.0.0-rc.7 -> 1.6.0, fumadocs-core 16.12.1 -> 16.15.4, and fumadocs-mdx 14.3.1 -> 15.4.0. Consolidates every icon on lucide, styles apsara's parts through data slots, and clears the typecheck. Apsara breaking changes - `Callout`: `outline` boolean becomes `variant="outline"`. - `Callout`, `Button`: the `width` prop is gone. A callout now defaults to 400px, so prose callouts set their width in CSS; the two menu triggers set it inline, which is what the prop did. - `Sidebar`: `collapsible` takes 'icon' | 'hidden' | 'none', not a boolean. - `ThemeProvider` is deprecated in favour of `Theme`. - `lucide-react` is a required peer, capped below 1.0. Icons Every icon is lucide now, the family apsara itself draws with, so the site ships one icon set instead of three. `components/ui/icons.ts` is the single place they come from: icons apsara already exports are re-exported under apsara's key so a `<Theme icons>` override reaches both, and the rest are built with apsara's `createIcon`, which gives them the same 16px frame and 1.5 stroke. Drops @heroicons/react and @radix-ui/react-icons. Two names that used to mean two different drawings — ChevronDownIcon and ArrowLeftIcon came from radix in some files and heroicons in others — are now one drawing each. Data slots Replaces the `classNames` props apsara deprecated on Sidebar.Item, Sidebar.Group and EmptyState with `[data-slot]` selectors. EmptyState needs a host element because apsara spreads `...props` after its own `className`, so passing one would drop apsara's base styles. Typecheck: 95 errors -> 0 Most of it was configuration. `declaration: true` emitted nothing — the package is a CLI built by Bun.build and ships no types — but produced 31 "cannot be named" errors, and `bun:test` had no types, which was 25 more. Four were real defects: - Telemetry read `event.req.headers['x-forwarded-for']`, but h3 v2 headers are a `Headers` object, so bracket access always missed and the socket fallback does not exist in h3 v2. Every request logged an unknown IP. - `externals: ['sharp']` is not a nitro option and was ignored. Sharp is traced into the output as an ordinary external either way. - `lib/get-llm-text.ts` had no callers and called `page.data.getText()`, which nothing produces. It would have thrown. Removed. - The paper theme passed numbers to `Text` `size` and `weight`, which take named steps, so both props were dropped. Behaviour changes - Inactive top-link labels in the default sidebar are grey in production. `.topLinkText` tied with apsara's `.nav-text` on specificity, so it won in dev and lost in the production bundle. A data-slot selector cannot tie, so production now matches dev and the written intent. - The paper theme's site title is medium weight, as its code intended. Verified against the built site, not just the compiler: apsara's type errors are unchanged at every step; shiki, admonitions, the custom TOC, llms.txt, sitemap.xml and the .md routes all still render; image optimisation returns identical bytes fresh and cached; and the sidebar's computed styles and box geometry are byte-identical before and after the data-slot migration.
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WalkthroughChronicle updates its Apsara integration, replaces Heroicons and Radix icons with shared icons, strengthens TypeScript contracts, updates theme styling, and adjusts server request, response, telemetry, and asset handling. ChangesPlatform foundation
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@raystack/apsara1.0.0-rc.71.6.0fumadocs-core16.12.116.15.4fumadocs-mdx14.3.115.4.0@base-ui/react>=1.5.0 <1.6.0~1.6.0lucide-react^0.577.0(apsara peer)@heroicons/react^2.2.0@radix-ui/react-icons^1.3.2Apsara was on a release candidate from before 1.0 shipped, about 3.5 months
behind. The version was pinned exactly, so
bun installwas never going topick it up.
Apsara breaking changes
Callout:outlineboolean →variant="outline".Callout,Button: thewidthprop is gone. A callout now defaults to400px, so prose callouts set width in CSS; the two menu triggers set it
inline, which is what the prop did anyway.
Sidebar:collapsibleis'icon' | 'hidden' | 'none', not a boolean.ThemeProvider→Theme(the old name still works, but is deprecated).lucide-reactis now a required peer, capped below 1.0.Not applicable here: the
Command.Shortcutremoval,DataTable/Tourchanges,
Breadcrumbcomposition, and theas→renderswitch.Icons
Every icon is lucide now — the family apsara itself draws with — so the site
ships one icon set instead of three.
components/ui/icons.tsis the single place they come from. Icons apsaraalready exports are re-exported under apsara's key, so a
<Theme icons>override reaches apsara's components and our pages together. The rest are
built with apsara's
createIcon, which gives them the same 16px frame, thesame 1.5 stroke, and the same
data-iconattribute.Two names that used to mean two different drawings are now one each:
ChevronDownIconandArrowLeftIconcame from radix in some files andheroicons in others.
Some names changed with the family —
Bars3Icon→MenuIcon,MagnifyingGlassIcon→SearchIcon,XMarkIcon/Cross2Icon→XIcon,DocumentTextIcon→FileTextIcon,MixerHorizontalIcon→SettingsIcon,and a few more.
Data slots
Replaces the
classNamesprops apsara deprecated onSidebar.Item,Sidebar.GroupandEmptyStatewith[data-slot]selectors.EmptyStateneeded a host element: apsara spreads...propsafter its ownclassName, so passing one would have dropped apsara's base styles.The
classNamesleft inDocsLayout.tsxandApiLayout.tsxare our ownThemeLayoutPropsAPI, not apsara's.Typecheck: 95 → 0
Most of it was configuration:
declaration: trueemitted nothing — this package is a CLI built byBun.build, with nomain/types/exportsand no.d.tsindist—but produced 31 "cannot be named / not portable" errors.
bun:testhad no types: 25 more. Added@types/bun.Four were real defects:
unknown. Telemetry readevent.req.headers['x-forwarded-for'], but h3 v2 headers are aHeadersobject, so bracket access always missed — and the
socketfallback doesnot exist in h3 v2 either. Now uses
.get()andreq.ip.externals: ['sharp']did nothing. Not a validNitroConfigkey, sonitro ignored it. Removed; sharp is still traced into the server output,
because nitro externalises dependencies by default.
lib/get-llm-text.tswas dead and broken. No callers, and it calledpage.data.getText()— which nothing produces, sincebuildFiles()onlyputs frontmatter on
page.data. It would have thrown. Removed.(
llms.txtuses a different path and is unaffected.)<Text size={2} weight={500}>in the paper theme. Apsara'sTexttakes named steps, so both numbers were silently dropped.
The largest structural fix:
resolvePageAndSlugtookgetPage: () => Promise<unknown>to stay free of fumadocs types, which thenbroke every caller on
page.data. Making it generic over the page kept thedecoupling and cleared 10 errors at once.
Two visual changes
Inactive top-link labels in the default sidebar are grey in production.
.topLinkTexttied with apsara's.nav-texton specificity, so it won indev and lost in the production bundle — the hazard already noted in
Layout.module.cssand fixed once before in #180. A data-slot selectorcannot tie, so production now matches dev and the written intent. To keep
the old production look, drop the
[data-slot="sidebar-item-text"]colourrule at
Layout.module.css:94.The paper theme's site title is medium weight, as its code intended.
Testing
Checked on a clean worktree of this commit, isolated from other local work.
upgrade introduced none.
search palette, API reference, playground dialog, version switcher, reader
settings. No console errors.
build: shiki, admonitions, heading anchors,
readingTime,llms.txt,sitemap.xml, the.mdroutes, and the customrehypeTocTextTOC (17entries, correct slugs — the piece most likely to break, since we swap out
fumadocs' own
rehypeToc).cache hit, covering both new zero-copy
toBodypaths.before and after. Sidebar groups and
EmptyStateare byte-identical;the only diff is the top-link label colour described above. Groups needed a
scratch site with nested folders, since the in-repo examples never render
one.
Note
packages/chronicle/.contentis a single symlink shared by every build anddev server in this repo. If you have a
chronicle devrunning againstanother site, builds here and that server will keep stealing it from each
other. Worth knowing if a build suddenly serves the wrong content.