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[Website] Simplify the Dock with modular developer tools - #4312

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Keeps New, Playgrounds, Site Settings, and Export visible in the Dock. A Dev Tools button beside Export shows or hides Blueprint, Database, Terminal, Files, Logs, and Email with a short width animation.

The Dock remembers your choice. Hiding tools preserves unsaved drafts. Opening a developer tool elsewhere reveals its button automatically.

Testing

  1. Toggle Dev Tools and reload. Check that your choice is remembered.
  2. Enter a Terminal or Blueprint draft, hide Dev Tools, then reopen it. Check that the draft remains.
  3. On mobile, scroll through the buttons and open each tool. Also check the collapsed and full-width desktop Dock.

Node compatibility

wp-env depends on Playground CLI. Raising Playground’s minimum Node version can therefore break wp-env users; it is not just a change to Playground’s development tools.

The engine check is pinned to the Core revision matching Playground’s existing requirements so an upstream Core upgrade does not block unrelated PRs. No package requirements are changed. Exact equality with Core’s minimum is not the compatibility goal: Playground CLI must work on the Node versions supported by its consumers. Any minimum-version increase should be coordinated with wp-env and tested through its Playground backend.

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The Dock now uses a shared registry for tool metadata and panels. Developer-tool visibility persists across sessions. Site panels remain mounted while switching tools. Tests cover panel drafts, visibility state, and hidden developer tools.

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Dock tool architecture

Layer / File(s) Summary
Registry and panel adapters
packages/playground/website/src/components/dock/tool-registry.tsx, packages/playground/website/src/components/site-manager/site-info-panel/..., packages/playground/website/src/lib/state/redux/slice-ui.ts
The shared registry defines Dock metadata, tool sections, panel components, and panel props. Site-manager state now uses the shared section types and predicate.
Developer-tool visibility state
packages/playground/website/src/components/dock/use-developer-tools.ts, packages/playground/website/src/components/dock/use-developer-tools.spec.tsx, packages/playground/website/playwright/website-page.ts, packages/playground/website/src/components/dock/README.md
Developer-tool visibility persists in storage, responds to pane openings, respects close locks, and handles storage failures. End-to-end navigation can expand hidden developer tools.
Retained site-tool panels
packages/playground/website/src/components/site-manager/site-info-panel/site-tool-panels.tsx, packages/playground/website/src/components/site-manager/site-info-panel/site-tool-panels.spec.tsx, packages/playground/website/src/components/dock/README.md
Registered panels mount on first activation and remain hidden instead of unmounting. Tests verify that unsaved Blueprint content remains after closing and reopening tools.
Registry-driven Dock rendering
packages/playground/website/src/components/dock/dock.tsx, packages/playground/website/src/components/dock/style.module.css, packages/playground/website/playwright/e2e/website-ui.spec.ts, AGENTS.md, packages/playground/website/src/components/dock/README.md
Dock rendering, pane metadata, grouping, developer-tool controls, responsive rows, and validation guidance now use the shared registry and layout model.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to f1b0c

The Dock consolidates tool navigation, adds a persisted Dev Tools toggle, and retains tool drafts while hidden. Current coverage and validation indicate no remaining merge-readiness risk.

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sequenceDiagram
  actor Developer
  participant Dock
  participant useDeveloperTools
  participant SiteToolPanels
  participant ToolPanel
  Developer->>Dock: Select or toggle a Dock tool
  Dock->>useDeveloperTools: Update developer-tool visibility
  useDeveloperTools-->>Dock: Return visibility state
  Dock->>SiteToolPanels: Set active tool
  SiteToolPanels->>ToolPanel: Mount or hide registered panel
  ToolPanel-->>Developer: Preserve panel state while hidden
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Dev Tools expands and shrinks the Dock over 240 ms, including when reduced motion is enabled. Updated in e5242df.

Captured at 1440 × 900, cropped to the Dock:

Desktop Dock expanding and collapsing

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@adamziel @akirk I have doubts about the Dev Tools icon. Should we use the tool icon or a code reference icon?

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Dev Tools now uses the code-with-slash icon; Terminal uses the terminal-window icon. The toggle stays beside Export with the pale divider.

Updated Dock icons

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brandonpayton pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 16, 2026
## Why

The "Lint and typecheck" CI job runs
`tools/check-node-engine-alignment.sh`, which fetches WordPress Core's
`package.json` from `wordpress-develop/trunk` at run time and verifies
that this repository declares the same `engines` values. WordPress Core
raised its requirements to `node >=24.18.0` and `npm >=11.16.0` on
September 8 (WordPress/wordpress-develop@62439bbb0a, "Build/Test Tools:
Upgrade Node.js to 24.x."), so the check started failing on every PR.
#4312 stopped the bleeding by pinning the check to a pre-upgrade Core
revision. This PR resolves the misalignment itself: it adopts Core's
Node 24 requirements and restores the live check.

## What

- Bump `engines.node` to `>=24.18.0` and `engines.npm` to `>=11.16.0` in
the root `package.json` and all package `package.json` files, and
refresh the matching `engines` entries in `package-lock.json`.
- Update `.nvmrc` from `22` to `24`.
- Move every CI workflow pinned to Node 20 or 22 to Node 24, and raise
the `prepare-playground` action's default from `20` to `24`. This is
required, not cosmetic: `.npmrc` sets `engine-strict = true`, so `npm
ci` fails under any Node below 24.18.0 once the engines are bumped.
- The vendored WordPress bundles under
`packages/playground/wordpress-builds/public/` are untouched; their
theme `package.json` files belong to WordPress Core.

## Reverts the pinned Core revision from #4312

#4312 pinned `check-node-engine-alignment.sh` to a fixed Core revision
so upstream upgrades cannot fail Playground CI. This PR restores the
live `wordpress-develop/trunk` URL. The live fetch is intentional: a red
check is the signal that Playground must adopt Core's new runtime
requirements. This PR acts on that signal by adopting Node 24.

## Breaking changes

Published `@php-wasm/*` and `@wp-playground/*` packages now declare
`node >=24.18.0`. Downstream consumers (Telex, Studio, wp-env)
installing with `engine-strict` or running Node below 24.18.0 will be
affected.

## Testing

- `bash tools/check-node-engine-alignment.sh` passes locally against
Core's live values.
- CI on this PR exercises the Node 24 workflow changes.


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## Summary by CodeRabbit

- **Chores**
- Updated the supported runtime to Node.js 24.18.0 or later and npm
11.16.0 or later across the project and its packages.
- Standardized development, testing, publishing, and integration
workflows on Node.js 24.
  - Updated the project’s default Node.js version to 24.
  - Released updated package versions where applicable.
- Existing installations using older Node.js or npm versions will no
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