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Round the avatars and light them for the theme

5138159281e9940617a4ac399f8b50fa1f5f659b · Keenan Nemetz · 8d ago · parent 2a8c7fbf

Round the avatars and light them for the theme

The tiles are rounded squares now: the element's border-radius does the
clip, so DiceBear's circular mask and the document-wide id it carried are
gone. That also makes a mark about 130 bytes smaller.

The disc in the sky follows the theme. A dark theme gets the moon: pale
cream, near-white and a cool grey. A light theme keeps the sun: cream,
yellow and sunset orange. Switching theme in the account page redraws
the avatars in place, because theme.js writes data-theme on <html> and
the bundle watches that attribute; following the system is the same path
because theme.js resolves it to a concrete variant.

Rebuilt the bundle (10KB, 4KB gzipped) and rendered its real output at
20px and 52px on both themes with the rounded clip applied: the moon
reads against the darker skies and the sun still reads on the light one.

server/web/avatar.go +2−2

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ package web
	9	9	// - The server renders the account's initial on one of seven Everforest grounds,
	10	10	// exactly as every avatar looked before the marks existed. A browser without
	11	11	// scripts, or one that has not run the bundle yet, shows a letter rather than
	12		// an empty circle. The avatar is decoration; nothing about the page depends on
		12	// an empty tile. The avatar is decoration; nothing about the page depends on
	13	13	// it arriving.
	14	14	// - The seed is the name, never an index or a session. The same account draws
	15	15	// the same mark on every page and between visits, and the instance stores no
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ func portrait(name string) avatarView {
	61	61	}
	62	62
	63	63	// initial is the fallback letter. Account names are authoritative, so the first
	64		// rune is enough; an empty name gets "?" rather than an empty circle.
		64	// rune is enough; an empty name gets "?" rather than an empty tile.
	65	65	func initial(name string) string {
	66	66	for _, r := range strings.TrimSpace(name) {
	67	67	return strings.ToUpper(string(r))