@clipbus/plugin-sdk 0.8.5 → 0.8.7

package/dist/preview/index.d.cts

@@ -29,18 +29,23 @@ export type { FakeHostHooks } from './fakeHost.js';
 export { defaultDarkTheme, defaultLightTheme } from './theme.js';
 export { previewThemePresets, DEFAULT_THEME_KEY, getThemePreset, } from './theme.js';
 export { groupScenariosByMode, resolveViewportWidth, clampWidth } from './chrome.js';
+export { classifyWireSections, parsePayloadJson } from './inputPanel.js';
+export type { WireSection } from './inputPanel.js';
 export { PLUGIN_CALL_HANDLER_NAME, WINDOW_SET_HEIGHT_METHOD, } from '../generated/wireConstants.generated.js';
 /**
  * Mount a preview workbench into `root`.
  *
  * Orchestration order:
  *   1. Inject workbench styles.
- *   2. Install fake host (hooks → log panel + viewport height).
- *   3. Render chrome (selectors, viewport, card shell, button strip, log panel).
+ *   2. Install fake host (hooks → OUT log + viewport height).
+ *   3. Render chrome (header/controls, workspace hero, dock with IN/OUT cards).
  *   4. On each scenario activation:
  *      a. computeWirePayloads(scenario, presetKey) → injectWire (host→plugin bootstrap).
- *      b. Call opts.mount(slotEl, { scenario }) → get cleanup fn.
- *   5. On theme change: re-inject wire (no remount) so theme subscribers restyle.
+ *      b. applyThemeCssVars(slotEl, ...) — mirror --clipbus-* vars to plugin slot.
+ *      c. renderWireInput(inputContainer, payloads) — populate IN Wire Input panel.
+ *      d. Call opts.mount(slotEl, { scenario }) → get cleanup fn.
+ *   5. On theme change: re-inject wire (no remount) + re-render Wire Input so
+ *      the theme section reflects the new preset.
  *   6. On scenario switch: cleanup previous → repeat step 4.
  */
 export declare function createPreviewWorkbench(root: HTMLElement, opts: PreviewWorkbenchOptions): void;

package/dist/preview/index.d.ts

@@ -29,18 +29,23 @@ export type { FakeHostHooks } from './fakeHost.js';
 export { defaultDarkTheme, defaultLightTheme } from './theme.js';
 export { previewThemePresets, DEFAULT_THEME_KEY, getThemePreset, } from './theme.js';
 export { groupScenariosByMode, resolveViewportWidth, clampWidth } from './chrome.js';
+export { classifyWireSections, parsePayloadJson } from './inputPanel.js';
+export type { WireSection } from './inputPanel.js';
 export { PLUGIN_CALL_HANDLER_NAME, WINDOW_SET_HEIGHT_METHOD, } from '../generated/wireConstants.generated.js';
 /**
  * Mount a preview workbench into `root`.
  *
  * Orchestration order:
  *   1. Inject workbench styles.
- *   2. Install fake host (hooks → log panel + viewport height).
- *   3. Render chrome (selectors, viewport, card shell, button strip, log panel).
+ *   2. Install fake host (hooks → OUT log + viewport height).
+ *   3. Render chrome (header/controls, workspace hero, dock with IN/OUT cards).
  *   4. On each scenario activation:
  *      a. computeWirePayloads(scenario, presetKey) → injectWire (host→plugin bootstrap).
- *      b. Call opts.mount(slotEl, { scenario }) → get cleanup fn.
- *   5. On theme change: re-inject wire (no remount) so theme subscribers restyle.
+ *      b. applyThemeCssVars(slotEl, ...) — mirror --clipbus-* vars to plugin slot.
+ *      c. renderWireInput(inputContainer, payloads) — populate IN Wire Input panel.
+ *      d. Call opts.mount(slotEl, { scenario }) → get cleanup fn.
+ *   5. On theme change: re-inject wire (no remount) + re-render Wire Input so
+ *      the theme section reflects the new preset.
  *   6. On scenario switch: cleanup previous → repeat step 4.
  */
 export declare function createPreviewWorkbench(root: HTMLElement, opts: PreviewWorkbenchOptions): void;