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@bsuite/page-builder

v0.5.2

Published

Shared BSuite responsive page-builder grid and layout persistence primitives

Readme

@bsuite/page-builder

Shared BSuite responsive page-builder grid primitives.

Exports:

  • PageGridLayout
  • usePageGridLayout
  • rescaleLayout
  • computeAutoHeightRows
  • GridLayouts, GridLayoutItem, WidgetMeta, and related types

Consumer apps must depend on the published npm package, not workspace:* or file: links, because each app deploys independently.

Measured auto-height (autoHeight, 0.5.0+)

Opt a widget into content-driven height by setting autoHeight: true on its GridLayoutItem:

const defaultLayouts: GridLayouts = {
  lg: [
    // Fixed card — user resizes it manually, height persists.
    { i: 'summary', x: 0, y: 0, w: 6, h: 8 },
    // Measured card — height tracks rendered content; `h` is only the
    // initial seed used until the first measurement lands.
    { i: 'details', x: 6, y: 0, w: 6, h: 20, autoHeight: true },
  ],
};

Behaviour and guarantees:

  • A ResizeObserver on an unconstrained measure wrapper reads the content's intrinsic height; computeAutoHeightRows converts px → rows using the same rowHeight/margin the grid renders with, so the loop converges to a fixed point instead of oscillating.
  • Auto-height items render with isResizable: false automatically — do not also wire a manual resize path for them.
  • Measured rows are derived, in-memory-only state: merged over the saved layout at render time for every viewer, and never persisted. A read-only viewer switching tabs inside a card produces zero preference writes. User-driven x/y/w (and h for non-autoHeight items) persistence is unchanged.
  • Updates are rAF-batched (all cards settling in a frame apply as one state update) and suppressed mid-drag/mid-resize, then flushed on gesture end.

When adding autoHeight to an existing page's layout, bump that page's layoutVersion so stale persisted layouts (without the flag) are reset.