This simply moves the codeEditor folder to the components directory. `codeEditor.jsx` simply builds a component which is then used elsewhere, and isn't shared between client and server, so it should be in the client directory.
Arguably it could go in `client/homebrew/editor` but I think the `/homebrew/` folder should be eliminated down the line and it's contents just re-sorted.
When working on the editor right now it's a pain to switch between `shared` and `client` hunting for the right file.
Move the SVGs out of the `shared` directory, closer to where they are actually used. They are svg jsx files, setup as components, so i've moved them to the components directory.
Deleted `combat.svg.jsx` because we don't use it anywhere.
renamed the remaining two to be more descriptive of the image for additional clarity.
Moving this component to the component folder so it's closer to where it is actually used. Not moving to the `homebrew` folder because ultimately i think pretty much everything in that folder should move to the components as well (`homebrew` isn't a helpful folder distinction).
Deletes a directory, moves 2 files.
This commit only renames things, changes no logic. Any mention of "book", "view", or "mode" is renamed in relation to "spreads".
The AnchoredBox.jsx file is renamed to Anchored.jsx
Extra icons are deleted, and the remaining ones are renamed.
Big change to how the AnchoredBox component is structured so that it can be used in more than just one spot. Now composed of the wrapper Anchored, with two children AnchoredTrigger and AnchoredBox, each of which can have their own arbitrary children.
Next steps will involve renaming the component file to Anchored.jsx, moving most styling out of the attached stylesheet (and into brewRenderer.less), and adding props to pass in Anchor Positioning properties.
Refactoring the AnchoredBox component because I wanted to set focus on the trigger button when the expanded box was closed. Wrapping the trigger into it's own component, with forwardRef, allows for passing the `ref` to the actual DOM node. Then the `.focus()` method will work on it.
