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@lvce-editor/accounts-view

v0.5.4

Published

Accounts View Worker

Readme

Accounts View

Accounts view worker for LVCE Editor. One package, packages/accounts-view, owns account state, commands, event listeners, and virtual DOM rendering. Its entry point is src/accountsWorkerMain.ts; TypeScript modules follow the src/parts/Name/Name.ts layout used by explorer-view and about-view.

The host connects using WebWorkerRpcClient / WebWorkerRpcParent and the Accounts.* commands. Create a view with Accounts.create(uid), supply account data with Accounts.loadContent(uid, accounts), then use Accounts.diff2 and Accounts.render2. Accounts.handleMessagePort connects a renderer process for direct DOM events and queued render transactions. Accounts.dispose removes the view state.

Account actions still use in-memory demo data. Adding an account does not authenticate with a provider; signing out removes a demo account. New views start empty. Real provider authentication and editor navigation are separate integration work.

  • npm ci installs workspace dependencies.
  • npm run build bundles the worker and creates the npm package in .tmp/dist.
  • npm run dev watches the worker and starts the standard LVCE development server.
  • npm run build:static exports the standard LVCE host and worker for GitHub Pages.
  • npm test tests view state, lifecycle, and rendering.
  • npm run e2e tests the bundled worker in Chromium using RPC and the shared virtual DOM renderer. Browser fixtures belong to the tests, not the published worker package.