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feat: adds support for loading external theme CSS for MFEs #689

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This PR updates the original one #440 closer to the master branch and adds some extra tests.

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@dcoa dcoa force-pushed the dcoa/design-tokens-support branch from aee582b to e81b549 Compare May 11, 2024 00:23
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@dcoa dcoa changed the title [WIP] feat: adds support for loading external theme CSS for MFEs feat: adds support for loading external theme CSS for MFEs May 11, 2024
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# Theming support with `@edx/paragon` and `@edx/brand`
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we need to refactor @edx/ to @openedx/ in docs, as since December npm packages for @openedx/paragon, @openedx/frontend-build, @openedx/frontend-plugin-framework, @openedx/brand-openedx
are published in the scope of @openedx/

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@brian-smith-tcril I couldn't find frontend-platform among npm published packages, shouldn't it be published with @openedx scope as well?
https://www.npmjs.com/search?q=%40openedx

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I think that one is still only published to the @edx scope. I agree it would be good to make the switch but it hasn't made it to the top of the priority list yet.

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"@openedx/frontend-build": "14.0.3",
"@openedx/paragon": "22.3.2",
"@openedx/frontend-build": "github:edunext/frontend-build#dcoa/design-tokens-support",
"@openedx/paragon": "npm:@openedx/paragon@^22.0.0-alpha.25",
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It might worth to wait for the Paragon sync PR to be merged, so we won't downgrade paragon requirements, and still will be able to use the latest version of paragon.

@dcoa dcoa force-pushed the dcoa/design-tokens-support branch from 5b4c843 to ed293e3 Compare May 14, 2024 00:44
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@dcoa I'm getting an error during build related to the env.config.js file

SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'export'

I tried to solve it by changing the export to module.exports = { config }; I succeeded, but the content of the example application is not rendered on http://localhost:8080.

Have you encountered such a problem?

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dcoa commented May 21, 2024

@PKulkoRaccoonGang this is related to frontend-build changes, I'm checking right now

This line is making that the app is not rendering in frontend-platform https://github.com/openedx/frontend-build/pull/546/files#diff-22e13ddf245ea4fa81ca4d686dddf46fa9cbf70fbbff99991cccbf0c8ff82316R175

If you remove it, you will be able to see the app.

Update

I made an update to webpack dev config for example app and is working now.

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@dcoa This looks great! I have already started working on Update openedx/frontend-app-discussions. I left a few questions about the operation of some features and the code in general.

`@openedx/frontend-platform` supports both `light` (required) and `dark` (optional) theme variants. The choice of which theme variant should be applied on page load is based on the following preference cascade:

1. **Get theme preference from localStorage.** Supports persisting and loading the user's preference for their selected theme variant, until cleared.
1. **Detect user system settings.** Rely on the `prefers-color-scheme` media query to detect if the user's system indicates a preference for dark mode. If so, use the default dark theme variant, if one is configured.
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[question]: Is there now support for adding a dark/light theme (or other custom themes) when using locally installed Paragon CSS?

For example:

@use "@openedx/paragon/dist/core.min.css" as paragonCore;
@use "@openedx/paragon/dist/light.min.css" as paragonLight;
@use "@openedx/paragon/dist/dark.min.css" as paragonDark;

This works great using JS and MFE runtime configurations, but I have not been able to test it for local themes.

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The hook will fallback in the installed themes files if the URL is not provided or is not working.

If you define only the CSS inside SCSS file you can use the prefers-color-scheme to support dark/light modes. But you can not create a custom switch.

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Thank you! It would be great to explicitly indicate exactly how it is possible to use different imports for a light/dark theme in the documentation. I plan to do this in the migration documentation and for Paragon.

For example:

@use "@openedx/paragon/dist/core.min.css" as paragonCore;
@import url('@openedx/paragon/dist/light.min.css') (prefers-color-scheme: light);
@import url('@my-brand/dark.min.css') (prefers-color-scheme: dark);

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100% agree that the information in your example should be part of the Paragon and migration documents.

This is a different approach, the explanation of how to use variants is below, in the title Basic theme URL configuration.

I will improve one of the examples to use dark mode, to make it more explicit.


### Falling back to styles installed in consuming application

If any of the configured external `PARAGON_THEME_URLS` fail to load for whatever reason (e.g., CDN is down, URL is incorrectly configured), `@openedx/paragon` will attempt to fallback to the relevant files installed in `node_modules` from the consuming application.
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When trying to make sure that if all themes are not loaded successfully, themes from the local version of Paragon will be loaded, I encountered the following problems:

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@PKulkoRaccoonGang thanks for the feedback, the fallback url was missing the publicPath I solved it.

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We don’t receive undefined, but I couldn’t load styles from the locally installed Paragon package in node_modules. Could you check if getParagonThemeCss works correctly in a PR related to a frontend-build?

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The problem here is related to tutor-mfe, they define BASE_URL as the MFE_HOST (you can see here) thing that is not 100% true in dev mode because the URL needs the PORT that is specific for each MFE (you can see here )

You can add in the settings:

MFE_CONFIG_OVERRIDES = {
     "discussions": {
        "BASE_URL": "http://apps.local.edly.io:2002"
    }
}

### Basic theme URL configuration

Paragon supports 2 mechanisms for configuring the Paragon theme urls:
* JavaScript-based configuration via `env.config.js`
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[question]: This approach works great in MFE, but I encountered a problem in frontend-build/example, unfortunately, the styles are not loading for me. Is everything working correctly?

For example: I tried adding a Button component with Paragon and noticed that the styles with Paragon were not being applied to this component


```shell
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@openedx/paragon@$paragonVersion/dist/core.min.css
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@openedx/paragon@$paragonVersion/dist/light.min.css
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[question]: Is it worth adding an example of importing in SCSS format here? This also applies to the local import example @openedx/brand-openedx

For example:

@use "@openedx/paragon/dist/core.min.css" as paragonCore;
@use "@openedx/paragon/dist/light.min.css" as paragonLight;

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No, because the main intention here is to identify the version and load the external resource compatible with that specific version.

For example, my app has paragon 23.0.0-alpha.2, then the hook will replace $paragonVersion .

This is the definition
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@openedx/paragon@$paragonVersion/dist/core.min.css

after processing
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@openedx/paragon@$23.0.0-alpha.2/dist/core.min.css

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Thanks for the explanation 💯

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global.PARAGON_THEME = {
paragon: {
version: '1.0.0',
themeUrls: {
core: {
fileName: 'core.min.css',
},
defaults: {
light: 'light',
},
variants: {
light: {
fileName: 'light.min.css',
},
},
},
},
};
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[nit]: We also use this configuration for the test in the file src/react/hooks/paragon/useParagonThemeVariants.test.js
I suggest putting this code into a separate file and reusing it to test both hooks

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I can get rid of this understanding that is being exported by frontend-build (including for testing)

Note: Once the frontend-build PR has been merged we need to update the devDependencies and peerDependencies

});

it('returns expected object when configuration is valid (both Paragon + brand)', () => {
const config = {
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[optional]: I suggest reusing the config constant, which refers to an object with the necessary configuration for tests in this file. This will allow us to get rid of code duplication. What do you think?

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I prefer leaving this section as it is. The important part here is PARAGON_THEME_URLS, which changes in each test. It's easier to understand this way, I think.

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Good, I agree with you, thanks

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it('calls useParagonTheme', () => {
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[question]: Can we declare a global Сomponent constant for a block with paragon theme and brand tests and reuse it in tests?

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I can declare the global component but this test doesn't cover the useParagonTheme behavior so it is not necessary to declare paragon theme and brand. This is focused on the setThemeVariant function and the theme state.

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Ok, thanks

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Overall this is looking great! I left a suggestion to clarify the documentation is referring to design tokens, and a few comments noting PRs that need to land before this can.

Thank you so much for this!

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# Theming support with `@openedx/paragon` and `@openedx/brand-openedx`
# Theming support with `@openedx/paragon` and `@openedx/brand-openedx`
> [!IMPORTANT]
> This document describes theming with design tokens.
> Information on theming MFEs that do not yet have design tokens support:
> * https://github.com/openedx/brand-openedx
> Information on the design tokens project:
> * https://github.com/openedx/paragon/blob/master/docs/decisions/0019-scaling-styles-with-design-tokens.rst
> * https://github.com/openedx/paragon/tree/alpha?tab=readme-ov-file#design-tokens

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"peerDependencies": {
"@openedx/frontend-build": ">= 14.0.0",
"@openedx/paragon": ">= 21.5.7 < 23.0.0",
"@openedx/paragon": " 23.0.0-alpha.1 || >= 21.5.7 < 23.0.0",
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Waiting on Paragon alpha to be merged to master

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Sure is. It looks like it was temporary, but just to explicitly note it: the dist folder has been checked in in this PR. We need to remember to remove that before merging.

adamstankiewicz and others added 24 commits December 3, 2024 07:49
feat: adds support for loading external theme CSS for MFEs

Introduces `useAppTheme` in `AppProvider` to load/inject `<link>` elements for the core theme CSS and any theme variant CSS into the HTML document. Exposes the app theme state and a way to mutate it to consumers via `AppContext`.

fix: handle missing theme config

fix: add env vars to env files

fix: remove unused code

chore: wip commit

fix: prefer runtime config for paragon theme

fix: rebase on master and resolve package conflicts

fix: revert to original webpack.dev.config config

chore: clean up unnecessary comment line

fix: grammar

Co-authored-by: Adolfo R. Brandes <[email protected]>
chore: refresh package-lock.json to lockfileVersion 3

fix: clean up link nodes in document head when no longer needed

fix: fallback to locally installed core and light theme css urls

docs: update to docs

chore: update docs about

fix: expose setThemeVariant
fix: rebase with master and update based on PARAGON changes

chore: remove support for env vars config for paragon dynamic theming
fix: updates

fix: one more update

fix: refresh package-lock.json

fix: refresh package-lock.json pt2

fix: updates

fix: update package-lock.json

fix: make it theme variant agnostic

docs: update howto theming guide

fix: ensure app loads without styles if the PARAGON_THEME_URLS and fallback urls all fail to load

fix: ensure fallback theme links are removed if they also error

docs: add link to mfe runtime config api adr

fix: don't attempt to load paragon css urls if PARAGON_THEME_URLS is absent
docs: fix code example

docs: add missing comma

docs: update how to
chore: update package-lock.json

chore: update package-lock.json take 2

chore: remove console.log statements

fix: ignore system preference change when theme variant set in localstorage

chore: add tests for updates to AppProvider

chore: update react-intl to pass peer dependencies after pinning all deps

chore: split hooks.js up into separate files and begin some related tests

test: add testing to useParagonTheme hooks (openedx#514)

* test: add testing to useParagonThemeCore
* test: add test to useThemeVariants hook
* fix: Paragon definition and remove onload mock
* test: change test message to be clear
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