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@deks-js/react

v4.2.0

Published

React editor and presenter components for portable DEKS documents.

Readme

@deks-js/react

Componentes React portables de DEKS. El host debe importar una vez los estilos:

import { DeksEditor, DeksPresenter } from "@deks-js/react";
import "@deks-js/react/styles.css";

DeksPresenter

Mostrar una presentación es pasar el documento canónico y declarar el chrome que quieres:

<DeksPresenter presentation={deksDocument} />

El comportamiento se declara por props; el host nunca reimplementa reproducción ni teclado.

| Prop | Tipo | Qué controla | |---|---|---| | presentation | DeksDocument | El documento a presentar. Única fuente de verdad. | | variant | "embedded" \| "immersive" | embedded vive dentro de un layout; immersive llena su superficie. | | initialSlideId | string | Slide inicial por identidad. Sin ella, abre en la primera. | | showControls | boolean | Oculta la barra de controles para un preview decorativo o dirigido por el host. | | fullScreen | boolean | Pantalla completa declarativa: entra al pasar a true y sale al volver a false. | | extraControls | ReactNode | Controles propios del host dentro de la misma barra. | | onSlideChange | (slideId, index) => void | Notifica cada cambio de checkpoint. | | onExit | () => void | Agrega el control de salida. | | assetResolver | AssetResolver | El host resuelve assets; Core nunca los descarga. | | onOpenExternal | (url: HttpsUrl) => void | El host decide cómo abrir un enlace HTTPS. |

document sigue aceptándose como alias en desuso de presentation para no romper hosts existentes.

El handle expone next, previous, goTo, requestFullscreen y exitFullscreen. El fullscreen nativo nunca ocurre al montar: requiere fullScreen explícito o una llamada del handle, porque el navegador exige un gesto del usuario.

Cuando el renderer termina una transición ya deja el snapshot destino como autoridad; el adaptador React conserva ese DOM y no vuelve a renderizar la misma slide al actualizar el índice.

DeksEditor

DeksEditor acepta document, un único onChange(change) controlado, storage, assetResolver, extraControls y onExit. Un rechazo (false o excepción) revierte la edición optimista. Esta versión es el seam inicial y no afirma paridad con el EditorSurface avanzado que aún vive en deks-web.