rommapp RomM v2 — Universal Input & Universal Viewport
Premise: all v2 UI works with mouse, touch, keyboard, and gamepad; and every surface reads cleanly from a 320px phone to a 4K display. Both mechanisms are fixed — don't invent a parallel one.
The input system lives in src/v2/composables/useInput/ (bus, keyboard, gamepad, actions, scope). It generalises the original gamepad-only src/console/ system. There are no /console/* routes in v2.
Modality
useInputModality sets data-input="mouse|touch|key|pad" on <html> from the most recent input.
- Focus rings appear only with
keyandpad(CSS inglobal.css). Never use bare:focusin styles — use the modality-gated selectors, or focus rings flash on mouse click. - Hit targets may scale up for
touchandpad.
Coverage — every interactive primitive participates
Buttons, list items, tabs, menu items, focusable cards, toggleable chips — all participate in spatial navigation (not optional). A new interactive primitive must:
- be focusable (proper
tabindex, or already so via a wrapped Vuetify component); - react to logical actions (confirm/cancel) from
useInput, in addition to native click; - show a modality-gated focus state.
Storybook play() covering gamepad input is required only when applicable (the primitive is interactive enough that gamepad navigation matters).
Focus geometry
Each view declares its layout with focus primitives: RFocusZone, RFocusGrid, RFocusRow, RFocusColumn. Multiple regions = multiple zones. Predictable up/down/left/right movement is the view's responsibility.
Element-level global shortcuts
Above per-view geometry, some elements bind globally regardless of focus location:
UserMenuopens on Start.- Navbar tabs cycle with LB/RB (plus D-pad).
- Context menu opens on X or Y.
Scope (overlay stack)
When a dialog opens, push a scope; when it closes, pop. This stops Escape from closing two things at once and stops confirm leaking to controls beneath an overlay. RDialog and RMenu manage their scope automatically — custom overlays are an anti-pattern; go through the primitives.
Responsive layout (universal viewport)
- Single breakpoint source:
useBreakpoint(src/v2/composables/useBreakpoint/). Material thresholds —xs <600,sm 600–959,md 960–1279,lg 1280–1919,xl ≥1920.installBreakpointAttribute()(mounted once inAppLayout) mirrors the active set onto<html data-bp="…">. - Layout switches live in CSS via the attribute selector:
html[data-bp~="xs"] .foo { … },html[data-bp~="sm-and-down"] .foo { … }. No raw@mediafor layout — the only allowed@mediaareprefers-reduced-motionand print. The attribute is on<html>so it reaches teleported overlays. - Conditional rendering (mount/unmount a different component per tier) uses the
useBreakpoint()refs in<script>— e.g.v-if="xs". Prefer mount-gating overdisplay:nonefor focusable chrome so hidden controls never sit in the tab/spatial-nav order. --r-row-padis the global horizontal gutter, already re-scoped responsive inglobal.css(36 → 20 → 14px). Consumevar(--r-row-pad); don't hard-code a smallerxspadding per component.- Touch targets ≥
--r-touch-target(44px) onxs/touch. Gate the bump to touch/pad where desktop sizing would bloat. - Overlays go full-bleed on
xs.RDialogrenders full-screen / bottom-sheet on phones (fullscreenOnMobile, default on);RMenubottom-sheets large menus. Never float a 600px dialog on a 360px screen. - Label→icon collapse (the AppNav precedent) is the canonical way to compress chrome; the four primary destinations relocate to
BottomNavonsm-and-down. - Grids size via
useResponsiveColumns(ResizeObserver), never a fixed column count.
Verification adds a breakpoint sweep — see review-polish.