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Nothing was broken to be "unusable", but improvements have been made:

  • Stickers now resize dynamically, fitting perfectly in the panel (with size cap)
  • All tab is now scrollable, displaying all the collections
  • Search bar placeholders now display correctly according to the tab you're on
  • If you don't get results in Icons, Brands, or Emojis, an option to search in All Collections will be given on the "No results found" screen
  • Scroll bar tweaked to not touch content

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Introduces a capSize layout mode for sticker grids/items, adds containerClassName customization to DraggableMediaItem, updates styling/padding, enhances sticker search with dynamic placeholders and an “Search in all icons” action, and integrates setSelectedCategory from the stickers store to switch categories programmatically.

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Stickers UI and logic
apps/web/src/components/editor/media-panel/views/stickers.tsx
Adds optional capSize prop to StickerGrid and StickerItem; updates grid CSS to cap sizes via --sticker-min/--sticker-max; passes capSize to items and constrains image max dimensions; adjusts padding and removes fixed height; recent/search grids use capSize; dynamic search placeholder by category; empty-state action triggers cross-category search via setSelectedCategory from stickers store.
Draggable item customization
apps/web/src/components/ui/draggable-item.tsx
Adds optional containerClassName prop to DraggableMediaItem; applied to card container className with default fallback to w-28 h-28; no other behavior changes.

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sequenceDiagram
  actor User
  participant StickersContentView
  participant StickersStore
  participant StickerGrid
  participant StickerItem
  participant DraggableMediaItem

  User->>StickersContentView: Type search / select category
  StickersContentView->>StickersStore: get selectedCategory, setSelectedCategory?
  alt capSize enabled
    StickersContentView->>StickerGrid: render({ capSize: true })
    StickerGrid->>StickerItem: render({ capSize: true })
    StickerItem->>DraggableMediaItem: render({ containerClassName: "w-full", ... })
  else capSize disabled
    StickersContentView->>StickerGrid: render({ capSize: false })
    StickerGrid->>StickerItem: render({ capSize: false })
  end
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sequenceDiagram
  actor User
  participant StickersContentView
  participant StickersStore
  participant SearchService

  User->>StickersContentView: Click "Search in all icons"
  StickersContentView->>StickersStore: setSelectedCategory("all")
  StickersContentView->>SearchService: query across all categories
  SearchService-->>StickersContentView: results
  StickersContentView-->>User: Render results with updated placeholder
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Possibly related PRs

  • feat: stickers panel #539 — Modifies the same stickers.tsx components (StickerGrid/StickerItem) with capSize props, styling, and store usage, indicating direct overlap.

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Capped stickers lined in tidy beat.
A drag, a drop—containers sing,
With custom class, a snug-fitting ring.
“Search all icons!” the burrow cries—
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apps/web/src/components/ui/draggable-item.tsx (1)

140-146: Consider supporting containerClassName in the “compact” variant for API consistency

Minor API polish: letting consumers override the outer container class in both variants keeps the prop behavior consistent and future-proofs layout tweaks in list views.

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-        <div ref={dragRef} className="relative group w-full">
+        <div
+          ref={dragRef}
+          className={cn("relative group w-full", containerClassName)}
+        >
apps/web/src/components/editor/media-panel/views/stickers.tsx (2)

114-131: Remove as any in inline styles; use CSS variables directly in style object

You can set CSS custom properties in the style object without the as any escape hatch. This avoids the any type and aligns with our TS guidelines.

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   style={{
-        gridTemplateColumns: capSize
-          ? "repeat(auto-fill, minmax(var(--sticker-min, 96px), var(--sticker-max, 160px)))"
-          : "repeat(auto-fit, minmax(var(--sticker-min, 96px), 1fr))",
-        ["--sticker-min" as any]: "96px",
-        ...(capSize ? ({ ["--sticker-max"]: "160px" } as any) : {}),
+        gridTemplateColumns: capSize
+          ? "repeat(auto-fill, minmax(var(--sticker-min, 96px), var(--sticker-max, 160px)))"
+          : "repeat(auto-fit, minmax(var(--sticker-min, 96px), 1fr))",
+        "--sticker-min": "96px",
+        ...(capSize ? { "--sticker-max": "160px" } : {}),
       }}

366-386: Nit: uncapitalize “Emojis” in the placeholder for consistency

Other placeholders use sentence case (“icons”, “brands”). Keep “emojis” consistent.

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           placeholder={
             category === "all"
               ? "Search all stickers"
               : category === "general"
                 ? "Search icons"
                 : category === "brands"
                   ? "Search brands"
-                  : "Search Emojis"
+                  : "Search emojis"
           }
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apps/web/src/components/ui/draggable-item.tsx (2)

24-24: LGTM: New containerClassName prop is backward-compatible and scoped to the card variant

Default remains unchanged when omitted. The prop gives the stickers view precise width control without disturbing existing consumers.

Also applies to: 40-41


100-103: Container class fallback behavior looks correct for the new layout needs

Using containerClassName ?? "w-28 h-28" preserves the old fixed size unless an override is provided (e.g., w-full from stickers). This is the right trade-off to allow cap-based sizing.

apps/web/src/components/editor/media-panel/views/stickers.tsx (3)

158-168: LGTM: One-column collections grid

The switch to a single-column grid improves readability and aligns with the “All collections” scroll behavior.


420-421: LGTM: capSize usage yields consistent item sizing in recents and search results

The grid + item constraints, combined with containerClassName="w-full", produce a clean, predictable layout across varying panel widths.

Also applies to: 459-463


568-569: StickerItem capSize plumbing looks solid

  • Prop threading to the image style is correct; the CSS variable is defined at the grid level and inherited.
  • Forcing DraggableMediaItem container to w-full aligns with the capped sizing model.

Also applies to: 602-606, 645-645

Comment on lines 206 to 209
downloadSticker,
clearRecentStickers,
setSelectedCategory,
} = useStickersStore();
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Good integration of setSelectedCategory; add type="button" and align wording with “All Collections”

  • The store setter is correctly wired to enable switching to the All tab.
  • Add type="button" to the new Button to satisfy the button-type guideline and avoid accidental form submission if placed inside a form.
  • Optional: Align the CTA text with the PR language (“All Collections”) for consistency.

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-                    {category !== "all" && (
+                    {category !== "all" && (
                       <Button
                         variant="outline"
+                        type="button"
                         onClick={() => {
                           const q = localSearchQuery || searchQuery;
                           if (q) {
                             setSearchQuery(q);
                           }
                           setSelectedCategory("all");
                           if (q) {
                             searchStickers(q);
                           }
                         }}
                       >
-                        Search in all icons
+                        Search in all collections
                       </Button>
                     )}

Also applies to: 470-486

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In apps/web/src/components/editor/media-panel/views/stickers.tsx around lines
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the PR language; update the Button element(s) to include type="button" to
prevent accidental form submission and change the button label text to "All
Collections" to match the PR wording, preserving the existing onClick handler
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["--sticker-min" as any]: "96px",
...(capSize ? ({ ["--sticker-max"]: "160px" } as any) : {}),
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CSS custom properties are using as any type casting, bypassing TypeScript's type safety when a proper typed approach is available in the codebase.

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diff --git a/apps/web/src/components/editor/media-panel/views/stickers.tsx b/apps/web/src/components/editor/media-panel/views/stickers.tsx
index 7d3e073..e4ddcef 100644
--- a/apps/web/src/components/editor/media-panel/views/stickers.tsx
+++ b/apps/web/src/components/editor/media-panel/views/stickers.tsx
@@ -125,9 +125,9 @@ function StickerGrid({
         gridTemplateColumns: capSize
           ? "repeat(auto-fill, minmax(var(--sticker-min, 96px), var(--sticker-max, 160px)))"
           : "repeat(auto-fit, minmax(var(--sticker-min, 96px), 1fr))",
-        ["--sticker-min" as any]: "96px",
-        ...(capSize ? ({ ["--sticker-max"]: "160px" } as any) : {}),
-      }}
+        "--sticker-min": "96px",
+        ...(capSize ? { "--sticker-max": "160px" } : {}),
+      } as React.CSSProperties}
     >
       {icons.map((iconName) => (
         <StickerItem

Analysis

The code uses as any type casting for CSS custom properties on lines 128-129:

[\"--sticker-min\" as any]: \"96px\",
...(capSize ? ({ [\"--sticker-max\"]: \"160px\" } as any) : {}),

However, examining other files in the codebase (like sidebar.tsx), there's a more type-safe pattern being used where CSS custom properties are properly typed by casting the entire style object as React.CSSProperties. The as any casting bypasses TypeScript's type checking and could hide potential issues, while the React.CSSProperties approach maintains type safety for the style object structure.

This inconsistency in typing patterns could lead to maintenance issues and reduced type safety across the codebase.


Recommendation

Remove the individual as any castings and instead cast the entire style object as React.CSSProperties, following the pattern used elsewhere in the codebase:

style={{
  gridTemplateColumns: capSize
    ? "repeat(auto-fill, minmax(var(--sticker-min, 96px), var(--sticker-max, 160px)))"
    : "repeat(auto-fit, minmax(var(--sticker-min, 96px), 1fr))",
  "--sticker-min": "96px",
  ...(capSize ? { "--sticker-max": "160px" } : {}),
} as React.CSSProperties}

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