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aviemet/inventory · .cursor/rules/rspec.mdc
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2description:
3globs: *_spec.rb
4alwaysApply: false
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6Avoid using `let` when setting up tests. Prefer setting up state and context in each test rather than introducing indirection by using `let`.
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8In request specs, when testing inertia related responses and props, use the inertia rspec helpers.
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aviemet/inventory · .cursor/rules/styles.mdc
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2description:
3globs: *.tsx,*.css.ts
4alwaysApply: false
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6- DO NOT USE TAILWIND.
7- I repeat: DO NOT USE TAILWIND!
8- This project uses Mantine as a component library.
9- CSS is written using CSS modules with Linaria. CSS is written in separate files with a `css.ts` extension.
10- CSS is imported into React components using `import * as classes from (filename).css`. It should always be accompanied by `import cx from clsx` and referencing classes should always use `cx`.
11- Mantine CSS variables are exported using Mantine's `themeToVars` which converts the base Mantine theme object into CSS variables. This list of mantine css vars is available at `app/frontent/lib`, which is aliased as `@/lib`.
12- Each css.ts file starts with the following imports:
13 `import { css } from "@linaria/core"`
14 `import { vars } from "@/lib"`
15- Styles in css.ts files are built using the `css` function from linaria with string template literals.
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22 description:
3−globs: *_spec.rb
3+globs: *.tsx,*.css.ts
44 alwaysApply: false
55 ---
6−Avoid using `let` when setting up tests. Prefer setting up state and context in each test rather than introducing indirection by using `let`.
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8−In request specs, when testing inertia related responses and props, use the inertia rspec helpers.
6+- DO NOT USE TAILWIND.
7+- I repeat: DO NOT USE TAILWIND!
8+- This project uses Mantine as a component library.
9+- CSS is written using CSS modules with Linaria. CSS is written in separate files with a `css.ts` extension.
10+- CSS is imported into React components using `import * as classes from (filename).css`. It should always be accompanied by `import cx from clsx` and referencing classes should always use `cx`.
11+- Mantine CSS variables are exported using Mantine's `themeToVars` which converts the base Mantine theme object into CSS variables. This list of mantine css vars is available at `app/frontent/lib`, which is aliased as `@/lib`.
12+- Each css.ts file starts with the following imports:
13+ `import { css } from "@linaria/core"`
14+ `import { vars } from "@/lib"`
15+- Styles in css.ts files are built using the `css` function from linaria with string template literals.
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