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refactor: route asset names through DashIcon - #36
DashIcon holds every imageset name as an enum raw value, and conventions.sh checks those names against the catalog. Three components built their asset names from strings the checker could not see, typed a second time next to the DashIcon case:
NavigationBarElement raw values (navigationbar-back, …)
ToastStyle.iconName
the iconName: argument of ConverterArrowBadge
A rename in one place would leave the other drawing a blank image, and CI would not notice.
What was done?
Components:
Toast draws DashIcon.Toast cases. .loading has no icon and keeps the spinner.
ConverterArrowBadge takes a DashIcon.Common case.
The SheetFeature and NavigationBarCircleIcon previews use DashIcon cases.
NavigationBarElement:
It keeps its public raw values, so init(rawValue:) still works for hosts.
It draws through DashIcon.NavigationBar via an exhaustive switch.
It is now CaseIterable, which only adds API. NavigationBarElementTests checks that every raw value names the imageset the element draws.
conventions.sh, rule 3, now flags:
a package-bundle lookup (Image, UIImage(named:in:), Color, UIColor(named:in:), .custom(_:bundle:), ImageResource / ColorResource(name:bundle:)) whose name is not one literal;
a computed name looked up in nil / .main;
an empty name;
a dashAsset(…) token that is not one literal.
Icon_DashUI.swift and Color+DashUI.swift are exempt, because they hold the resolvers. Run against master, the rule reports exactly the four call sites this PR fixes. The known limits are listed in the script header.
Tests:
DashIconTests checks that every DashIcon case resolves in the package bundle on the simulator.
conventions-test.sh gets fixtures for the new reports, including absence checks (!needle).
Docs:CLAUDE.md, docs/foundation.md, docs/feedback.md, docs/lists-and-rows.md and docs/navigation-and-containers.md now show DashIcon instead of .custom("…"). The stale "toast icons are placeholders" notes are gone.
How Has This Been Tested?
swift build (macOS), the iOS Release device build, and xcodebuild test on the iOS 27 simulator: 18 tests, 0 failures.
The toast, nav bar and converter badge drew their icons from string names
that conventions.sh could not see; they now use DashIcon cases.
NavigationBarElement keeps its public raw values and draws through
DashIcon.NavigationBar; a test keeps the two in step.
conventions.sh flags a package-bundle lookup whose name is not one
literal (outside the Icon_DashUI / Color+DashUI resolvers), a computed
name in the host bundle, an empty name and a computed dashAsset() name.
A unit test checks that every DashIcon case resolves in the package
bundle.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The asset scanner now checks additional computed, empty, and host-bundle lookup cases. UI components and documentation use DashIcon values for bundled icons, with tests covering scanner behavior and icon asset resolution.
The scanner checks computed and empty asset names, host-bundle lookups, and non-literal dashAsset calls. Tests cover these cases, and convention guidance describes the checks.
Use DashIcon values for bundled icons Sources/DashUIKit/Components/BottomSheet/SheetFeature.swift, Sources/DashUIKit/Components/ConverterCard/ConverterArrowBadge.swift, Sources/DashUIKit/Components/NavigationBar.swift, Sources/DashUIKit/Components/NavigationBarCircleIcon.swift, Sources/DashUIKit/Components/Toast.swift, Tests/DashUIKitTests/DashIconTests.swift, Tests/DashUIKitTests/NavigationBarElementTests.swift, docs/feedback.md, docs/foundation.md, docs/lists-and-rows.md, docs/navigation-and-containers.md
Components and examples now use DashIcon cases or sources instead of custom bundled icon names. Tests check package-bundle image resolution and navigation-element asset names.
dashpay/DashUIKit#30: Adds the scanner and test structure that this change extends.
dashpay/DashUIKit#22: Introduces the navigation icon rendering path and preview that this change updates.
Suggested reviewers:jeanpierreroma, ross-dash
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 3171e
The icon changes have no established rendering regression. The convention scanner has two narrow multiline-handling gaps that can miss an invalid bundle lookup or reject a valid declaration. These are bounded follow-up risks rather than blockers to the UI changes.
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✅ APPROVE · 7 non-blocking recommendations · no blockers or majors — reviewed at f140c7b944
Level
Verdict
1 · Idea
✅ valid
Three components typed asset names a second time as strings the catalog check could not see; routing them through DashIcon removes the drift at its source.
2 · Architecture
✅ right layer
Library code plus the repo's own convention scanner and a runtime test; nothing a host has to change.
3 · Completeness
✅ complete
All string-built names in Sources/ are gone; the only remaining non-literal lookups are the three resolvers (Icon_DashUI.swift, Image+DashUI.swift, Color+DashUI.swift), exempt by design. Previews and docs follow.
4 · Code
✅ clean
Rendering parity verified case by case (same imagesets, sizes, modifiers, accessibility flags); script findings below are minor.
7 non-blocking recommendations
Duplicate report for a ternary name in a host bundle —
else if (k && computed && trim(amask[k]) ~ /^(nil|(Bundle[[:space:]]*)?\.main)$/)
— Image(flag ? "a" : "b", bundle: .main) prints bundle: .main is not the package bundle twice: once here and once from bundle_ok() after the literal loop. Fire this branch only when no literal was found. (verified by running the script)
Nested literals no longer pinned as "not a name" —
— String(format: "menu-%@", x) and icons["key"] ?? … moved from the pass case into the fail case, which only asserts absence of "icon-. Add !no imageset named "menu- and !no imageset named "key" so a parser change that starts reading nested literals is caught.
— the needle loop result only matters for fail; a negative needle on a pass case would never be checked. Either check it in both modes or say so in the helper comment.
— a new DashIcon group is silently skipped. Rule 1 of conventions.sh covers raw value ↔ imageset statically anyway, so this is a backstop; a comment pointing at Icon_DashUI.swift would make the list's maintenance explicit.
`.image`), never a name built at runtime: CI rejects a package-bundle lookup whose name
— "CI rejects a package-bundle lookup whose name is not one literal" holds only when the bundle is spelled .module / .dashUIKit / #bundle; let b = Bundle.dashUIKit; .custom(name, bundle: b) passes (the script header lists bundle variables as unhandled). Narrow the sentence to match.
NavigationBarElement still spells the names twice —
— raw values plus the asset switch, kept in step by a simulator test. Non-breaking for now; for 2.0.0 consider deriving one from the other (e.g. raw value taken from DashIcon.NavigationBar). The new public CaseIterable is additive.
assets from the package bundle (`Image("menu-send", bundle: .dashUIKit)`; inside the library
— the Bundle.dashUIKit example uses Image("menu-send", bundle: .dashUIKit); hosts get a compile-checked name from DashIcon.Menu.send.image, which is worth showing there instead.
Pre-existing, not from this PR: the Toast leading icon (
) is not accessibilityHidden, so VoiceOver reads the asset name before the message — ConverterArrowBadge already hides its decorative icon.
Review details
Triage: normal (UI library refactor + CI script). Levels 1–3 inline. Level 4: general lane (`/code-review high`) and a UI specialist lane (rendering parity, accessibility, tokens, public API, previews). Verifier: finding 1 reproduced by running `conventions.sh` on the head with a fixture; the remaining items are minor and reported as recommendations. Dropped: a claimed conflicting-conformance risk for hosts that add `CaseIterable` themselves (not a reason to block an additive conformance).
…y are
Follow-up to the review of this PR:
- each call's literal names are read once, so a ternary in the host
bundle or a repeated missing name is reported once;
- a .custom(…) that passes a bundle is a lookup wherever it sits, and a
computed name in .main / nil / .none is reported;
- an empty name also gets its bundle checked;
- negative needles ("!text") are checked in pass cases too;
- CLAUDE.md, docs/foundation.md and the script header say what the scan
does and does not follow.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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✅ no blockers · no majors · 5 non-blocking recommendations — reviewed at 3171eedddc
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Verdict
1 · Idea
✅ valid
Unchanged since the last review
2 · Architecture
✅ right layer
Unchanged
3 · Completeness
✅ complete
Docs, CLAUDE.md and the test comment follow the script change
4 · Code
✅ clean
The general lane ran conventions-test.sh at this head: all cases pass, the real tree is clean, and the three new cases fail against f140c7b, so they pin the change
Closed since the last review (bot review on f140c7b)
A ternary of literals in the host bundle is reported once, not twice.
The nested literals ("menu- and "key") are pinned as "not a name" again.
!needle is checked in pass mode too.
DashIconTests points at Icon_DashUI.swift for new groups.
CLAUDE.md now matches the rule, including the host bundle and the call shapes the scan cannot follow.
docs/foundation.md shows DashIcon.Menu.send.image instead of a string name.
Still open, as intended: deriving NavigationBarElement raw values from DashIcon (a 2.0.0 change), and the pre-existing Toast icon accessibility point.
5 non-blocking recommendations
Literals from a ternary's condition read as names —
— the names loop takes every quoted token in the first argument, including a comparison operand. .custom(style == "filled" ? a : b, bundle: .module) now also reports no imageset named "filled", next to the correct "not one literal". Image(kind == "dark" ? a : b, bundle: .main) loses the computed-name report, because the bogus name sets n. Reading only the literals after ? / :, or none when the argument has ==, would avoid it. (reproduced with a fixture)
Any .custom(…, bundle:) counts as DashIconSource.custom —
— the receiver is not checked; the only guard is the comment. x.custom(flag ? "q" : "r", bundle: .main) on another type gets catalog errors that make no sense. Nothing in the package does this today. (reproduced with a fixture)
`.image`), never a name built at runtime: CI rejects a lookup in `.dashUIKit` /
`.module` whose name is not one literal, and a lookup in the host bundle (`.main`,
`nil`, `.none`). It is a text scan: the call shapes it cannot follow (a bundle in a
variable, `.custom(name)` with no bundle and no `dash:` / `icon:` label, …) are listed
in the script header.
— this limit applies to computed names only. A literal name with a bundle in a variable (.custom("menu-send", bundle: hostBundle)) is rejected, so a reader may expect it to pass.
Duplicates removed per call, not per line — two calls on one line with the same defect (Image(a, bundle: .main); Image(b, bundle: .main)) still print the same file:line: message twice. A sort -u on the report output would remove this class of duplicate for every rule, without the per-call seen / !(context && n) coupling.
/// One line per group in `Foundation/Icon_DashUI.swift`: add a new group here.
— the comment helps. Rule 1 of conventions.sh already parses every DashIconAsset enum, so it could also check that each one has an assertResolves line.
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Re-review of the bot review on f140c7b; the new diff is 3171eed, script and tests only. Levels 1–3 re-checked inline. Level 4 used the general lane (/code-review high), which ran the test suite at this head and against the old script, plus probe fixtures for items 1, 2 and 4. Dropped: a cleanup to compute context before the names loop (arg("bundle") repeats what k already holds), which has no wrong result.
At the time of this review, Conventions, Lint CI config and Before / After screenshots were still pending on GitHub, about 40 minutes after the push. That looks like runner queueing, not a failure.
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Add a fixture for a split no-bundle .custom( call.
The convention test suite has no fixture for a .custom( call without a bundle: argument when the call starts on its own line and the type or dash: label is on the previous line. The current scanner also does not handle that form, so the missing fixture hides a detection gap.
The scanner decides .custom context from the text before the call on the same line. A call on its own line has no DashIconSource or dash: text before it, so the scanner skips it. The if (!context) continue branch runs before the host-bundle report, so no diagnostic is produced.
Add a fixture such as let e = Image(dash: followed by .custom("Badge")), and expect the host-bundle diagnostic. This test fails until the scanner reads context across the line break. Fix the scanner together with the fixture, or the test suite fails.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at @.github/scripts/tests/conventions-test.sh around lines 220 -
223:
Update the `.custom` scanner to recognize `DashIconSource` or `dash:` context
from the preceding line when `.custom(` starts on its own line, so it reports
the host-bundle diagnostic for calls without a `bundle:` argument. Add a
convention-test fixture covering a split `dash:` call and assert that
diagnostic.
Minor · Handle a func keyword on the previous line in the dashAsset declaration… · conventions.sh:319
.github/scripts/conventions.sh:319 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | 💤 Low value
Handle a func keyword on the previous line in the dashAsset declaration check.
The guard in tokens() only skips a dashAsset declaration when func appears earlier on the same physical line. Swift accepts a line break between func and the function name. A declaration laid out that way is treated as a token call. The script then reports dashAsset(…) needs one literal colorset name, and the convention gate exits 1. The current Color+DashUI.swift keeps the declaration on one line, so this affects only a future source layout.
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Review comment at @.github/scripts/conventions.sh at line 319:
Update the dashAsset declaration check in tokens() to recognize a preceding func
keyword even when a line break separates it from the function name, so function
declarations are not treated as token calls.
Assert the source each element draws, not only its raw value.
testRawValueNamesTheDrawnImageset compares rawValue with asset.assetName only. It does not read icon or source. icon draws back, close and plus through NavigationBarCircleIconContent(source: source), and draws info through Image(dash: source). If source returned a different valid imageset or bundle, no current test would fail. DashIconTests.testEveryCaseResolvesInThePackageBundle checks only that each case resolves to an image, so it would also pass.
Today the paths match because source returns asset.source. A test can lock that in. DashIconSource has no Equatable or Hashable conformance, so XCTAssertEqual(element.source, element.asset.source) cannot compile. Assert the enum case and its fields instead. This requires making source reachable from tests:
🧪 Suggested test change
- private var source: DashIconSource { asset.source }+ var source: DashIconSource { asset.source }
func testRawValueNamesTheDrawnImageset() {
for element in NavigationBarElement.allCases {
XCTAssertEqual(element.rawValue, element.asset.assetName, "\(element)")
+ guard case .custom(let name, let bundle) = element.source else {+ XCTFail("\(element) must draw a custom imageset")+ continue+ }+ XCTAssertEqual(name, element.asset.assetName, "\(element)")+ XCTAssertEqual(bundle, .dashUIKit, "\(element)")
}
}
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Review comment at @Tests/DashUIKitTests/NavigationBarElementTests.swift at line
27:
Update the NavigationBarElement source visibility so tests can inspect it, then
extend testRawValueNamesTheDrawnImageset to verify each source is the expected
custom imageset and uses the .dashUIKit bundle, matching the element’s asset
name. Handle unexpected source cases with a test failure; do not compare
DashIconSource values directly.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Minor comments:
Review comments at @.github/scripts/conventions.sh:
- Line 319: Update the dashAsset declaration check in tokens() to recognize a
preceding func keyword even when a line break separates it from the function
name, so function declarations are not treated as token calls.
Review comments at @.github/scripts/tests/conventions-test.sh:
- Around line 220-223: Update the `.custom` scanner to recognize
`DashIconSource` or `dash:` context from the preceding line when `.custom(`
starts on its own line, so it reports the host-bundle diagnostic for calls
without a `bundle:` argument. Add a convention-test fixture covering a split
`dash:` call and assert that diagnostic.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @Tests/DashUIKitTests/NavigationBarElementTests.swift:
- Line 27: Update the NavigationBarElement source visibility so tests can
inspect it, then extend testRawValueNamesTheDrawnImageset to verify each source
is the expected custom imageset and uses the .dashUIKit bundle, matching the
element’s asset name. Handle unexpected source cases with a test failure; do not
compare DashIconSource values directly.
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A .custom( on the line after `Image(dash:` was not checked, and a `func` on
the line before `dashAsset(` made its declaration read as a token. When a
.custom( or dashAsset( call starts its line, the last line with code before
it (past blank, comment and #if / #endif lines) now counts as its context.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Split .custom( call. When a .custom( starts its line, the last line with code before it (past blank, comment and #if / #endif lines) now counts as its context. Image(dash: followed by .custom("…") on the next line is checked, and so are leadingIcon: and DashIconSource =. Fixtures cover these shapes and a comment line in between.
func on the line before dashAsset(. The same look-back applies there, so a declaration split after func is skipped. A fixture covers it, and another checks that a token on the line after static let … = is still read.
A label-like case .icon: or icon: dictionary key on that line also counts as context. That makes CI fail loudly rather than miss a lookup, and the script header lists it with the other limits.
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@romchornyi Thanks. I inspected a1d6b94. The changes address both minor findings:
Split .custom( calls now use the preceding code line as context.
Split dashAsset( declarations are skipped, while calls after static let … = remain checked.
The fixtures cover these cases. The header also documents the label-like context limit.
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File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
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Learning: Source excerpt:
# DashUIKit context
## Conventions (match these when adding code)
- **Icons:** pass a `DashIconSource` (`.system` / `.custom(name, bundle:)` / `.uiImage`) and
render with `Image(dash: source)`. Custom assets resolve from `.dashUIKit`/`.module`.
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DashIconholds every imageset name as an enum raw value, andconventions.shchecks those names against the catalog. Three components built their asset names from strings the checker could not see, typed a second time next to theDashIconcase:NavigationBarElementraw values (navigationbar-back, …)ToastStyle.iconNameiconName:argument ofConverterArrowBadgeA rename in one place would leave the other drawing a blank image, and CI would not notice.
What was done?
Components:
ToastdrawsDashIcon.Toastcases..loadinghas no icon and keeps the spinner.ConverterArrowBadgetakes aDashIcon.Commoncase.SheetFeatureandNavigationBarCircleIconpreviews useDashIconcases.NavigationBarElement:init(rawValue:)still works for hosts.DashIcon.NavigationBarvia an exhaustive switch.CaseIterable, which only adds API.NavigationBarElementTestschecks that every raw value names the imageset the element draws.conventions.sh, rule 3, now flags:Image,UIImage(named:in:),Color,UIColor(named:in:),.custom(_:bundle:),ImageResource/ColorResource(name:bundle:)) whose name is not one literal;nil/.main;dashAsset(…)token that is not one literal.Icon_DashUI.swiftandColor+DashUI.swiftare exempt, because they hold the resolvers. Run againstmaster, the rule reports exactly the four call sites this PR fixes. The known limits are listed in the script header.Tests:
DashIconTestschecks that everyDashIconcase resolves in the package bundle on the simulator.conventions-test.shgets fixtures for the new reports, including absence checks (!needle).Docs:
CLAUDE.md,docs/foundation.md,docs/feedback.md,docs/lists-and-rows.mdanddocs/navigation-and-containers.mdnow showDashIconinstead of.custom("…"). The stale "toast icons are placeholders" notes are gone.How Has This Been Tested?
swift build(macOS), the iOS Release device build, andxcodebuild teston the iOS 27 simulator: 18 tests, 0 failures..github/scripts/conventions.shpasses (161 imagesets, 161 colorsets).tests/conventions-test.shpasses all cases, and shellcheck is clean.api-check.shagainstmasterreports no breaking changes.Before / After
Every icon resolves to the same imageset as before. Only the way the name is spelled in code changed.
Breaking Changes
None.
NavigationBarElementkeeps its public raw type and values, and the API check is clean.Checklist:
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