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event-system
Conventions for custom event naming, dispatching, and handling between components. Use when implementing component communication.
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testing-components
Strategies and patterns for testing components through unit tests and end-to-end tests. Use when implementing tests or test infrastructure.
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real-time-filtering
Patterns for real-time client-side filtering, searching, and sorting of lists. Use when implementing dynamic search or filter features.
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styling-guidelines
Best practices for component CSS, design system consistency, and layout patterns. Use when authoring component styles.
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component-scaffold
Scaffold and conventions to create a new UI component following project patterns (no Shadow DOM, static stylesheet registration, pixEngine templates). Use when adding a new custom element to the app.
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template-engine
Features and safe usage patterns for the pixEngine template engine used in the repository. Use when authoring templates to ensure security and correct rendering.
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storage-service
Patterns for persisting and retrieving application data. Use when implementing data persistence, caching, or session management.
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accessibility-rules
Concise accessibility checklist and practices for components in the repository. Use when implementing UI to ensure keyboard, screen reader, and focus semantics.
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