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Elevate the Nordstar visual language with a shared depth and motion system, then apply it across the components.

• New design tokens shipped from @nordcom/nordstar's CSS contract:
• Elevation — shadow-raised, shadow-overlay, shadow-floating, a three-step shadow scale tuned to read on the near-black default surface.
• Easing — ease-out-soft (hard deceleration for entrances) and ease-spring (a slight overshoot for toggles and presses).
• Motion — an overlay-in keyframe / animate-overlay-in utility used by portalled surfaces, plus accordion-down/accordion-up for disclosure height transitions. The existing prefers-reduced-motion reset neutralises them for users who opt out.
• Overlay surfaces (Select, DropdownMenu, Tooltip) now lift on the new shadow-overlay, animate in from their transform origin, and round to md. The Select chevron rotates while the listbox is open.
• `Button` gains a resting elevation on the solid variant, a subtle hover lift that settles on press, and a consistent keyboard focus ring.
• `Card` solid surfaces read as raised via shadow-raised.
• `Switch` thumb slides on the springy easing with a touch of depth.
• `Kbd` picks up a recessed keycap shadow.
• `Accordion` sections now expand and collapse with a measured height animation instead of snapping open.
• Motion timings across Input, Select, and the dropdown items were aligned to the shared duration/easing language.

No public APIs changed; these are visual and motion refinements within the existing design identity.

Fix <Card/> divider semantics, typing and styling consistency:

• Card.Divider now renders a real <hr> (its props were already typed as <hr>), so it carries the implicit separator role and is exposed to assistive tech instead of being an opaque <div>.
• Card.Divider and Card.Header apply their default draggable={false} before spreading props, so a consumer-supplied draggable is no longer silently dropped.
• Solid primary/secondary cards now pair their background with the matching text-primary-foreground/text-secondary-foreground token, so themed foreground colors are respected (consistent with <Button/>).
• HeaderProps (for Card.Header) is now re-exported from the package entry point, alongside CardProps/CardDividerProps.
• Removed dead/duplicated utility classes (border-foreground shadowed by border-foreground-highlight, and a duplicate border-2 border-solid).

Fix publishing.

Replace ESLint and Prettier with Biome 2.x. Single root biome.jsonc covers linting and formatting; turbo no longer orchestrates lint/format; CI now runs biome ci. Source files reformatted (trailing commas, sorted Tailwind classes, organized imports). No public API changes.

Bump requirement to react 19.

Update homepage.

Migrate to Tailwind v4 consumer DX. The lib now ships a tailwind.css contract (@theme + @source) for Tailwind v4 users and a precompiled styles.css for non-Tailwind users. Consumers no longer maintain a duplicate tailwind.config.cjs — instead, @import "@nordcom/nordstar" in their main CSS does it all. Runtime CSS variables move to the --nordstar-* namespace; the <NordstarProvider/> React API is unchanged.

Upgrade typescript.

Modernize build.

Upgrade deps

• Bogus change to trigger another npm publish (the previous release failed).

• Don't engage tailwind at the component level.

• Fix text color on solid foreground variant.

• Refactor components to use tailwind and cva.

• Update domain to https://nordcominc.github.io/nordstar/

Meta: Change codegen slightly.

Fix css module inclusions.

Fix engines field.

Upgrade turbo.

Card: Add padding prop.

Fix export.

• Improve testing setup to be more reliable and consistent.
• Substantially improve both the output from the transpiler/compiler and the built type definitions.

• Remove clean-package and replace it with publishConfig _(this still needs testing)_.

• Switch from "jsx": "preserve" to "jsx": "react-jsx".
• Substantially improve both the vite and typescript configurations.
• Use references instead of extends in tsconfig.jsons. This allows for better type checking and faster builds.
• Properly create entry and rollupOptions' input file lists. This fixes a bunch of issues.
• Define __dirname, we previously tried using __dirname under esm which is not supported, somehow it didn't error or break the build but it's fixed now anyway.
• Some groundwork done to eventually support `jsr.io`

Meta: Migrate to bun from npm.

Improve general styling.

Add packageManager field and missing component descriptions.

Add <Card.Divider/> child component.

Design: Fix styling.

Fix issues with <Input /> and improve color support.

Add a solid variation of the <Card/> component.

Improve how tsc builds the packages/apps, we now use "moduleResolution": "Bundler" and "moduleDetection": "force".

Update package description.

Refactor tests to use their own tsconfig; this is to prevent typepollution.

• Update release tooling, this should hopefully fix the issue with wildcard (*) dependencies. I will have to push a new release to verify.

• Completely refactored how packages are built, exported and reimported. We will have to look into a better way to deal with clean-package as we'd eventually like to be able to export the scss/css modules as well.
• Fixes code duplication inside of @nordcom/nordstar.
• No longer embeds jsx-runtime into every package.

Revert class name minification.

Export css, you should probably never need nor use this; but it is now available for those who might need direct access to the styling.

Add theme prop to <NordstarProvider/>.

Use typescript codebase directly during development internally.

The exports get automatically replaced during packaging as a part of running clean-package in the prepack and postpack script(s).

Add a few layout-related css variables.

Meta: Switch to using esmodules.

Migrate to vite from tsup.

Fix style injection when using vite.

Attempt to properly exporting the typings.

Use scss and css variables to handle component styling.

Add <Card/> component stub to test if the current release workflow is correctly setup.

While you should be able to actually use the component, it will only wrap your content in a section html element.