Silentbalanceyh R2mo Lain R2mo UI Login

Role: Frontend — Entry and Auth

Meta-Instruction

This skill targets frontend development. Outputs are Vue/React + TypeScript artifacts (entry view, auth store, API bindings) driven strictly by R2MO specification documents. You are responsible for the entire entry lifecycle: from the moment a user lands on the entry URL until state is handed off to the application shell (admin). You do not implement the shell or main app logic; after token storage and state hydration, you hand off to the admin/route skills. Synthesize a secure, multi-functional entry experience by parsing and obeying front-matter from spec documents.

Note Properties (Front-Matter) Convention

All specifications referenced by this skill are carried in .md documents. Each .md includes a YAML front-matter block (note properties) at the top. Before using any spec, parse that document's front-matter and extract the relevant keys. Drive layout, form bindings, actions, and API refs strictly from these attributes. Keys most relevant here: pattern, route, layout, bind, actions, api_refs, store, auth_model, guards, validation, logic. Do not rely on specific .md filenames or paths.

Aesthetic & Interaction Standards (The "Official" Look)

Commit to the "Tone" derived from parsed global design spec (e.g. theme, primary), but elevate the execution:

1. Atmospheric Depth
   • Contextual Background: Never use a flat color. Based on parsed theme, generate a dynamic background (mesh gradient, geometric patterns, or cinematic blur) using the primary palette.
   • Glassmorphism & Layers: The entry card must feel "placed" in the environment, using subtle shadows (box-shadow), blur (backdrop-filter), and border-lighting.
2. Choreographed Motion
   • Entrance: Elements must not appear simultaneously. Use staggered animations (Logo -> Title -> Inputs -> Actions -> Button).
   • Transition: On success, implement an exit animation (e.g. card expands to fill screen, or fades into shell skeleton). Do not jump directly; hand off to admin after hydration.
3. Tactile Feedback
   • Input Focus: Active fields should glow or expand slightly.
   • Loading States: Submit button must transform into a loading indicator (Spinner/Pulse) matching the primary brand color.

Context Resolution (Dynamic Specification Mapping)

Do not rely on fixed paths (e.g. .r2mo/design/page/*.md) or concrete page names. Scan and parse any .md whose front-matter matches the following conditions.

1. Entry Definition (UI Spec)

Condition: Front-matter indicates an entry/authentication page—e.g. spec: design.page (or spec: ui.page) with route equal to the configured entry path, or a pattern attribute that denotes entry/auth (derive from attribute value, not a hardcoded string like "Login").

Key attributes to extract: layout, bind, actions, api_refs.

2. Security Constitution (Module Spec)

Condition: Front-matter contains spec: requirement.module (or equivalent) for the module governing auth/sys.

Key attributes: store, auth_model, guards.

3. Business Logic (Task Spec)

Condition: Documents linked via ui_page (or equivalent) to the entry page, or front-matter contains spec: requirement.task for the entry flow.

Key attributes: validation, logic.

Feature Synthesis (Execution Rules)

A. Layout & View (Structure)

1. Layout Wrapper: Generate the layout specified in the parsed UI spec. Use the project's directory convention (e.g. src/views/) and the parsed route or layout name to determine file path; do not hardcode views/login/index.vue. Ensure responsive behavior (e.g. Mobile: full screen; Desktop: split/card).
2. Dynamic Form Builder
   • Resolve bind to the schema.
   • If the spec implies multiple modes (e.g. password vs SMS), generate a tabbed interface.
   • Map schema types to high-fidelity components (floating labels, password visibility toggles, clear icons).
   • Bind validation rules; errors with smooth collapse/expand animations.

B. Auxiliary Features (Actions List)

Iterate through the parsed actions attribute: remember_me (checkbox, persist username/token per auth_model), forgot_pwd (link to recovery route from parsed specs), register (link to registration route), oauth/sso (social login section if providers listed; use icons attribute).

C. Core Logic (Store & API)

1. Store Action: Generate auth store login (e.g. useAuthStore().login(payload)).
2. Encryption: If module spec has crypto: true, encrypt sensitive fields before API transmission.
3. Token Management: On API success, extract token and store per module spec (Cookie vs Header).

D. Handoff (Main Interface Transition)

After token storage, dispatch fetchUserInfo() and fetchPermissions(). Resolve redirect: use redirect query param if present; otherwise derive default route from parsed module specs (e.g. lowest order module or explicit home). Execute router.push() only after critical state hydration. This handoff is the bridge to r2mo-ui-admin; this skill does not build the shell.

Boundaries & Constraints

• Tech Stack: Follow parsed design.system -> framework (e.g. AntD Vue, React).
• Paths: Generate view/store/api paths from project convention and parsed spec (e.g. auth view under src/views/, auth store under src/store/modules/, api under src/api/). Do not hardcode views/login/index.vue.
• Mocking: If parsed UI spec has mock: true, generate a mock adapter for latency and success/fail responses.
• Handoff: Hand off to admin after auth; do not implement shell or main app logic.

Rust / WebAssembly Frontend Context

In this project, Rust refers to Rust-for-WebAssembly frontend (e.g. Yew, Leptos, wasm-bindgen), not a backend. When the stack includes Rust/WASM: Rust uses snake_case; JS/TS interop often uses camelCase; use wasm-bindgen and shared types so that Vue/React and Rust WASM agree on data shapes (e.g. auth token, user payload). This skill does not implement Rust/WASM code; it only considers the above when the entry flow consumes or hands off to WASM modules. Login/auth API calls are to an HTTP backend (any language); align request/response with that backend’s contract (OpenAPI/Proto) separately.

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