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@nextmoe/edit-ui-core

v0.2.0

Published

NextMoe edit-ui framework-free core — the wire/schema types of the schema-driven edit surface plus the pure diff, formatting and badge helpers. No Vue, no DOM framework.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

nextmoeedit-uischemadiffwikitypescript

Readme

@nextmoe/edit-ui-core

Framework-free core of the NextMoe edit-ui family: the wire/schema types of the schema-driven edit surface, plus the pure helpers the Vue layer renders with.

No Vue, no DOM framework — diff is the only runtime dependency, so a server or a CLI can import the same diff and formatting logic the UI uses.

pnpm add @nextmoe/edit-ui-core

What is in here

Types — EditSchemaField, EditControl, EditSelectOption, EditObjectColumn, EditContextItem, EditFieldConfig, EditFieldConfigMap, EditProposal, EditAmendment, EditRevision, EditUser, ImageDiffEntry.

Value helpers — stableStringify, editValueEqual, cloneEditValue, formatEditValue, formatEditItem, diffItems.

Control resolution — resolveControl(field, config) picks the control for a schema field; EDIT_CONTROLS is the list of controls this version knows and isEditControl(value) is the forward-compatibility guard the Vue layer uses to degrade an unknown control to a read-only display.

Text diff — diffTextSegments, diffTextStats, isTextDiffElidable, elideTextDiff, TEXT_DIFF_ELIDE_OVER. CJK is segmented on word boundaries via Intl.Segmenter when the runtime has it.

Badges — proposalStatusBadge, revisionActionBadge.

The generic component slot

EditFieldConfig carries a component? escape hatch for a site-supplied custom field renderer. That is a Vue component — but typing it as one would put vue in this package's dependency closure, which is exactly what this package must not have. So the type is generic (EditFieldConfig<TComponent = unknown>) and @nextmoe/edit-ui-vue re-exports the specialisation EditFieldConfig<Component>. Use the vue package's type in a Vue app.

License

AGPL-3.0-only.