CommandBar was a near-duplicate of QuickInputBar's InputBar with the UX
of a Cmd+K modal. Only arcade still used it. Migrate arcade onto the
existing GlobalSpotlight (hosted by PillNavigation) so there is a single
Cmd+K modal across all mana apps, then remove CommandBar entirely.
Arcade changes (games/arcade/apps/web/src/routes/(app)/+layout.svelte):
- Merge commandBarQuickActions into spotlightActions (nav-level items)
- Convert handleCommandBarSearch into a ContentSearcher that returns the
game list grouped under a single 'Spiele' category
- Drop the standalone Cmd+K handler; PillNavigation + GlobalSpotlight
handle the shortcut
- Remove the <CommandBar> render; add `contentSearcher` +
spotlightPlaceholder to <PillNavigation>
shared-ui cleanup:
- Delete packages/shared-ui/src/command-bar/ (CommandBar.svelte,
CommandBar.types.ts, index.ts)
- Drop CommandBar / CommandBarItem from the public @mana/shared-ui export
- Delete docs/central-services/COMMAND-BAR.md (stale)
No more duplication: highlight + debounce live in search-core, and the
only remaining Cmd+K surface is GlobalSpotlight.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both QuickInputBar (InputBar.svelte), CommandBar.svelte, and GlobalSpotlight
were duplicating syntax highlighting and the 150ms search debounce. Pull
these into a new `packages/shared-ui/src/search-core/` module so the two
input surfaces stay in sync on feel and matching rules.
- search-core/highlight.ts — HighlightPattern type, locale-aware
getHighlightPatterns(), and the shared highlightText() (HTML-escape +
span wrap). Patterns were previously in quick-input/highlightPatterns.ts
+ inline in CommandBar.svelte.
- search-core/config.ts — SEARCH_DEBOUNCE_MS = 150. Used from InputBar,
CommandBar, GlobalSpotlight, and apps/mana web SearchEngine.
- quick-input/highlightPatterns.ts + types.ts become thin back-compat
re-exports.
- Public surface: @mana/shared-ui now exports getHighlightPatterns,
highlightText, SEARCH_DEBOUNCE_MS, and the HighlightPattern type.
No UX change. UIs still live in their own files (per earlier split
recommendation: shared backend, separate surfaces).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
