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@cyoda/workflow-monaco

v0.1.1

Published

Monaco JSON editor wired to the Cyoda workflow domain — schema registration, validation markers, debounced replaceSession.

Readme

@cyoda/workflow-monaco

Monaco editor integration for Cyoda workflow JSON: schema registration, validation markers, patch lifting, and canvas ↔ JSON selection sync.

Install

npm install @cyoda/workflow-core @cyoda/workflow-monaco monaco-editor

Supported monaco-editor versions: >=0.45 <0.53 (the demo currently runs on 0.52.x).

Usage

import * as monaco from "monaco-editor";
import {
  registerWorkflowSchema,
  attachWorkflowJsonController,
} from "@cyoda/workflow-monaco";

registerWorkflowSchema(monaco);

const controller = attachWorkflowJsonController({
  monaco,
  editor,                          // Monaco editor instance
  debounceMs: 300,
  autoApply: true,
  onPatch: (patch) => store.dispatch(patch),
  onStatus: (result) => console.log(result.status),
  onIssues: (issues) => renderMarkers(issues),
});

// Sync external doc changes back into the editor:
controller.syncFromDocument(updatedDoc);

// Later:
controller.dispose();

Behaviour

  • Valid JSON → a replaceSession patch is emitted; synthetic UUIDs are reused by passing the prior EditorMetadata to parseImportPayload.
  • Invalid JSON → canonical model is left untouched; status is "invalid-json" or "invalid-schema".
  • Semantic errors → patch still dispatched; issues available via onIssues callback; canvas reflects the new session with error markers.
  • After replaceSession → stale layout positions and comment attachments for deleted states/transitions are cleaned automatically.

Selection sync

import {
  attachCursorSelectionBridge,
  revealIdInEditor,
  idAtOffset,
} from "@cyoda/workflow-monaco";

// Canvas → JSON: reveal the JSON range for a selected node UUID.
revealIdInEditor(editor, document, selectedUuid);

// JSON → Canvas: translate the cursor offset to a graph entity UUID.
const uuid = idAtOffset(document, offset);

Invalid JSON isolation

The controller never writes a partially-invalid JSON edit to the canonical document. The replaceSession patch is only emitted when JSON parsing succeeds and the Zod schema validates. Semantic errors (e.g. missing transition target) produce a patch with issues but do not block dispatch — the editor marks the save button as disabled.

Runtime notes

  • No runtime monaco-editor import — all Monaco surfaces use structural MonacoLike / TextModelLike / EditorLike interfaces.
  • Consumers supply their own Monaco build and pass a compatible runtime.

Documentation

See the repository README.

License

Apache-2.0