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Searchable categorized icon-picker popout with centered labeled tiles #359
Provide a reusable icon chooser that opens as a popout from an icon property control. Replace a permanently expanded small icon grid with a searchable, categorized catalog.
Interaction and appearance
The closed control shows the selected icon and its name.
Opening shows a clear title, search field, categories and a close action. Browse compact category groups with Show all, or filter to a category.
Each selectable tile has a visible border, an icon centered horizontally and vertically in a consistent icon area, and its readable name centered beneath it. Selection/focus are distinct; neither relies on color alone.
Search names and supplied aliases/tags, case-insensitively. State the active category/library filter; support clearing search and show a useful no-results state.
When several libraries are supplied, allow browsing/filtering by library and identify the provider so duplicate icon names are distinguishable.
Selecting updates the controlled value, closes the popout and returns focus to its trigger. Escape, close and outside dismissal cancel without changing the current selection.
Place the popout relative to its trigger, flipping/shifting at viewport edges. A narrow viewport can use a contained sheet; do not clip it inside an inspector or obscure required controls.
Support keyboard opening, search, category navigation, tile selection, dismissal and focus return, plus touch targets and long/localized labels.
Public contract and boundaries
Receive the effective icon catalog from the host: qualified stable identity, display name, category/tags, library provenance, optional variants and renderable previews. Emit the selected qualified identity, not raw SVG, a CSS class, a display name or an array index. Do not hardcode a single icon provider or resolve application package dependencies in the picker.
Expose controlled selected value, allowed choices, read-only/disabled state, pending/error/empty catalog state, validation feedback and callbacks. Component-specific configuration editors can reuse it. A template may expose or restrict an icon property; the host enforces the effective exposure and supplies the allowed catalog.
Large libraries need efficient browsing/search and lazy preview rendering. Preserve accessible navigation and stable selection during incremental catalog loading. Missing/deprecated selections remain visible with diagnostics; never silently replace an icon with a same-named entry from another provider.
Display provider/attribution information when supplied by the catalog. Styling, localization and icon rendering use public extension contracts. This issue does not require an Images tab or a general image asset browser.
Acceptance criteria
Bordered tiles have centered icons and always-visible centered names.
Popout search, categories, Show all, provider filtering and selection work with a host-supplied catalog.
Duplicate names across providers preserve distinct qualified identities.
Keyboard/touch, edge placement, outside/Escape cancellation and focus return are covered.
Loading, empty/no-results, missing selected icon and provider failure states are demonstrated.
Outcome
Provide a reusable icon chooser that opens as a popout from an icon property control. Replace a permanently expanded small icon grid with a searchable, categorized catalog.
Interaction and appearance
Public contract and boundaries
Receive the effective icon catalog from the host: qualified stable identity, display name, category/tags, library provenance, optional variants and renderable previews. Emit the selected qualified identity, not raw SVG, a CSS class, a display name or an array index. Do not hardcode a single icon provider or resolve application package dependencies in the picker.
Expose controlled selected value, allowed choices, read-only/disabled state, pending/error/empty catalog state, validation feedback and callbacks. Component-specific configuration editors can reuse it. A template may expose or restrict an icon property; the host enforces the effective exposure and supplies the allowed catalog.
Large libraries need efficient browsing/search and lazy preview rendering. Preserve accessible navigation and stable selection during incremental catalog loading. Missing/deprecated selections remain visible with diagnostics; never silently replace an icon with a same-named entry from another provider.
Display provider/attribution information when supplied by the catalog. Styling, localization and icon rendering use public extension contracts. This issue does not require an Images tab or a general image asset browser.
Acceptance criteria