Replace the stacked install modals (browse -> details -> import review)
with page-based flows so the primary action is always reachable:
- /manage/custom-widgets/workshop browses submissions as a card grid
with large previews, sitting in a tab next to the installed widgets
- /manage/custom-widgets/workshop/[id] merges the listing, security
review and source setup onto one page with a sticky install footer
- /manage/custom-widgets/publish/[id] replaces the publish modal
- /manage/workshop redirects; its navbar entry is gone
- the Custom CSS picker collapses from three modals to one
Extract useCustomWidgetImport and ImportReviewContent so the Workshop
page and the file/clipboard dialog share one import pipeline.
Votes now show the viewer's own choice filled Reddit-style, backed by a
new user-votes query, and screenshots get a zoomable lightbox.
Rework the installed list onto ManageCollectionItem: show the widget
description, replace the cryptic "JSX - 2" badge with plain request and
origin facts, and swap the toggle and bare pencil for a status badge,
a labelled Edit button and a menu entry for enable/disable.
Fixes found while reviewing:
- importing could run twice and duplicate a widget; guard on pending and
succeeded, and return to the installed list instead of the heavy edit
form
- a background refetch of the submission (window focus, or the
invalidation a vote triggers) reset the source setup and silently wiped
part-typed credentials; key the reset on the sources, not the object
- breadcrumbs raised MISSING_MESSAGE for unmapped dynamic segments; fall
back to the raw segment via t.has
- publishing had no in-flight guard and could post duplicate listings
- tooltips on disabled vote and report controls never fired, making the
sign-in hint unreachable
When adding a widget from the "Choose item to add" modal, the widget
edit modal now opens immediately after placement, allowing the user to
configure options and integrations before the widget renders.
All available integrations for the widget are selected by default.
ajnart
Thomas
Meier Lukas