Receipt Itemized Printout Features Block for React

Edit HOPS at the top of the file: each hop is a name, its milliseconds and a tone for its piece of the bar. The total, the line for each hop and the width of each bar segment are computed from that list, so adding a fifth hop changes all three. The request's id, region, route and cost are in TRACE.

With a CSS mask: a conic-gradient that repeats a row of triangles along the receipt's bottom edge, 18 pixels wide. Change the size at the end of the TORN class for bigger or smaller teeth. The outline and shadow are a drop-shadow filter on a wrapper, because a filter follows the masked edge where a border or a box shadow wouldn't.

No. It's a printout: no inputs, no toggles and nothing that changes. The live version of a bill, with line items you can edit, is the Invoice Line Item Breakdown block. Only the section's header fades up once when the page loads, and not at all with reduced motion.

Yes. It is real text, not an image. Each part is a description list, a term and its value, with the dotted leaders drawn by a pseudo-element so a screen reader reads "Function, 31 ms". The bar and the barcode are decorative and hidden from assistive technology, and the figure has a caption that says the numbers are example data.

The receipt is a card on a tinted panel, with every colour from your theme's tokens, so it reads as paper in a light theme and as a dark slip in a dark one. The bar uses the foreground colour at four strengths rather than four hues.

The copy and the layout follow the reading direction, and the divider and the tinted panel move to the other side. The receipt itself stays left to right on purpose: it is monospace artwork, with ids, routes and units that don't mirror.