avante.nvim+claude chat log from chakra->vanilla rewrite

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can you remove all chakra styles and just use unstyled divs for example

I'll help you remove all Chakra UI styles from the small-card.tsx file and replace them with unstyled divs. Let me analyze what needs to be changed.

I need to check the util.ts file first to understand the arePropsEqual function that's being used in the component.

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Now I'll check the Tag component to understand how to replace it:

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│   path: src/components/ui/tag.tsx
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Now I'll check the Tooltip component:

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Now I'll create a modified version of the small-card.tsx file with all Chakra UI components replaced with unstyled divs:

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No errors were detected. Let me also check if there are other files that might need similar changes:

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I've successfully removed all Chakra UI styles from the small-card.tsx file and replaced them with unstyled divs as requested. Here's a summary of the changes made:

1. Removed Chakra UI imports:

   • Removed imports for Tag, Tooltip, and Chakra UI components (Box, Card, Em, HStack, Text, VStack)

2. Replaced Chakra UI components with unstyled HTML elements:

   • Card.Root → div with simple border styling
   • VStack → div with flexbox column layout
   • HStack → div with flexbox row layout
   • Card.Title → div with appropriate font styling
   • Tag → div with basic styling for tag-like appearance
   • Tooltip → Replaced with title attribute on divs
   • Em → em HTML element
   • Text → div or span with appropriate styling

3. Maintained the same visual hierarchy and layout using inline styles:

   • Preserved font families, sizes, and weights
   • Maintained spacing and alignment
   • Kept the same general layout structure

4. Preserved all the card functionality:

   • Card icons and SVGs are still displayed properly
   • All card data is still presented in the same order
   • Interactive elements like links still work

The component now uses plain HTML elements with inline styles instead of Chakra UI components, which makes it more lightweight and removes the dependency on Chakra UI for this component.

Would you like me to make similar changes to any other components, such as tiny-card.tsx or full-card.tsx?

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• Datetime: 2025-06-01 20:12:23

• Model: claude/claude-3-7-sonnet-20250219

• Selected files:

  • src/lotr/display/small-card.tsx

yes, please change those too

I'll help you remove Chakra UI styles from both tiny-card.tsx and full-card.tsx files and replace them with unstyled divs. Let me first check the content of these files.

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Now I'll make changes to both files to remove Chakra UI styles and replace them with unstyled divs.

Let's start with the tiny-card.tsx file:

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Now let's update the full-card.tsx file:

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I've successfully removed all Chakra UI styles from both the tiny-card.tsx and full-card.tsx files and replaced them with unstyled divs. Here's a summary of the changes made to both files:

Changes made to tiny-card.tsx:

1. Removed Chakra UI imports:

   • Removed imports for Tooltip, Box, Card, HStack, Text, VStack from @chakra-ui/react

2. Replaced Chakra UI components with unstyled HTML elements:

   • Card.Root → div with simple border styling
   • VStack → div with flexbox column layout
   • HStack → div with flexbox row layout
   • Card.Title → div with appropriate font styling
   • Tooltip → Replaced with title attribute on divs
   • Text → span with appropriate styling
   • Box → div with styling

3. Removed sphere-specific styling:

   • Removed backgroundColor and borderColor variables that were used for styling based on card sphere

Changes made to full-card.tsx:

1. Removed Chakra UI imports:

   • Removed imports for Tag, Tooltip, Bleed, Box, Card, Em, HStack, List, Separator, Text, VStack from @chakra-ui/react

2. Replaced Chakra UI components with unstyled HTML elements:

   • Card.Root → div with simple border styling
   • VStack → div with flexbox column layout
   • HStack → div with flexbox row layout
   • Card.Title → div with appropriate font styling
   • Tag → div with basic styling for tag-like appearance
   • Tooltip → Replaced with title attribute on divs
   • Em → em HTML element
   • Text → div or span with appropriate styling
   • Separator → hr with appropriate styling
   • Bleed → div with negative margin styling
   • List.Root → ul with appropriate styling
   • List.Item → li with appropriate styling

3. Removed sphere-specific styling:

   • Removed backgroundColor and borderColor variables that were used for styling based on card sphere

4. Maintained the same visual hierarchy and layout:

   • Preserved the product card list with OG/RC tags
   • Maintained the separator between text and flavor text
   • Kept the same overall card structure

All three card components (small-card.tsx, tiny-card.tsx, and full-card.tsx) now use plain HTML elements with inline styles instead of Chakra UI components. This makes them more lightweight and removes the dependency on Chakra UI for these components.

The styling has been preserved as much as possible, with elements like borders, padding, font sizes, and colors being maintained through inline styles. The components should look visually similar to their Chakra UI counterparts but without the Chakra dependency.