refactor-html

Refactor HTML/TSX files to use existing UI components, DaisyUI classes, and semantic colors. Use when (1) refactoring React/TSX page components to use reusable UI components, (2) replacing raw HTML elements with component library equivalents, (3) converting primitive Tailwind colors to semantic DaisyUI colors, (4) extracting repeated styling patterns into components.

Quality

87%

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Impact

Pending

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Refactor HTML/TSX

Refactor page components to follow project conventions: use existing UI components, DaisyUI classes, and semantic colors.

Rules

1. Use Existing Components

Replace raw HTML with UI components from packages/ui/src/components/ui/. See components.md for available components and their props.

Before	After
`<div className="alert alert-error">`	`<Alert variant="error">`
`<button className="btn btn-primary">`	`<Button variant="primary">`
`<input className="input input-bordered">`	`<Input />`
`<select className="select select-bordered">`	`<Select />`
`<fieldset className="fieldset">`	`<Fieldset>`
`<span className="loading loading-spinner">`	`<Loading />`

2. Use Semantic Colors

Replace primitive colors with DaisyUI semantic colors:

Primitive (NG)	Semantic (OK)
`text-red-*`	`text-error`
`text-blue-*`	`text-primary`
`text-green-*`	`text-success`
`bg-gray-100`	`bg-base-100`
`border-gray-*`	`border-base-300`

3. Extract Repeated Styles

When styling patterns repeat (e.g., border-t border-base-300 pt-6), consider extracting to a component.

Workflow

Read target file
Check available components in packages/ui/src/components/ui/
Identify rule violations
Apply refactoring with Edit tool
Add necessary imports
Report changes made

Repository: yahsan2/static-admin
Commit: f734087

Last updated: about 2 months ago
Created: about 2 months ago

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