@broberg/bodymap 0.13.3 → 0.15.0

package/README.md

@@ -78,6 +78,21 @@ type RegionConfig = Record<string, { visible?: boolean; selectable?: boolean }>;
 An absent key is visible + selectable. Hidden ⇒ never selectable. `resolveRegions`
 and `isSelectable` apply the config for custom renderers.
 
+## 2D renderer (Preact) — 0.15.0, F052.4
+
+For a Stack B app (Vite + Preact): the same `<BodyMap>` and `<BodyMapCompare>`, the same props,
+`RegionConfig`, `onChange(PainReport)` and `data-testid`s — without React.
+
+```tsx
+import { BodyMap } from "@broberg/bodymap/preact";
+<BodyMap onChange={(report) => save(report)} />
+```
+
+It is not a second implementation: `./preact` is the SAME source as `./react`, built with
+`react → preact/hooks` and the Preact JSX runtime, so the two cannot drift. The build fails if
+`dist/preact.*` imports `react` (check-preact.mjs). Needs `preact` (≥10.19) as a peer. The 3D
+renderer stays React-only for now.
+
 ## 3D renderer (React + three.js)
 
 A rotatable 3D body on the **same** core + wire — a realistic Blender Studio human
@@ -274,6 +289,14 @@ this component's primary surface. A `position: fixed; inset: 0` overlay behaves
 identically on every platform, needs no user-gesture dance, and cannot leave you
 with a control that silently does nothing on the one device that matters most.
 
+**On a narrow screen the panel goes UNDER the body (0.14.0).** Side by side needs
+`FS_ROW_MIN` (838px) of content width. Below that, fullscreen stacks: the body
+shrinks to what the panel leaves (never under 160px) and the panel sits on screen
+beneath it. Before 0.14.0 the panel wrapped below a full-height canvas — on an
+iPhone every intensity button sat under the bottom edge, so a patient could mark
+a body part and not say how much it hurt. Wider than 838px, nothing changed.
+`stackInFullscreen(width)` is exported if you need the same decision.
+
 ### It ships with a `ResizeObserver`, and that is not incidental
 
 Before 0.6.0 the canvas measured the element **once at mount** and only re-measured