@colixsystems/widget-sdk 0.89.0 → 0.90.0

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ See the design reference for the full architecture: [`docs/architecture/widget-m
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  ## Status
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- `v0.89.0` — pre-publish. The package surface (types, function names, export paths) is the v1 contract; runtime behaviour for some hooks is stubbed (each hook documents what's wired and what isn't). It is **not yet published to npm**.
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+ `v0.90.0` — pre-publish. The package surface (types, function names, export paths) is the v1 contract; runtime behaviour for some hooks is stubbed (each hook documents what's wired and what isn't). It is **not yet published to npm**.
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  ### What's new in 0.89.0 (contract unchanged)
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  - **The colour maths ignores alpha, on purpose.** `hexChannels` reads the R/G/B pair and skips any alpha, so contrast, readable text and the derived accent tints reason about the opaque colour. None of them can composite without knowing the backdrop, which a token table does not have — so transparency lives in the VALUE your widget renders, not in the decision about whether that colour reads as light or dark.
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  - **`CONTRACT.version` → `1.61.0`** (additive: `themeTokens.spacingScale` + `widgetStyles` and their bounds, `themeComponents.card.universalFields`, and the `normaliseWidgetStyles` / `deriveSurfaceTokens` host exports). No author-facing export changed signature, and a theme that sets none of it resolves exactly as before.
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+ ### What's new in 0.90.0 (contract 1.63.0)
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+ **A manifest action declares `triggerTypes` — a set — and the script learns which one fired (sc-4915).** An action could carry exactly one trigger, so a widget that needed the same work done on create *and* on delete had to ship the script twice: two `actions` entries, two operator bindings, two run histories, and the usual drift between the copies. `triggerTypes` replaces `triggerType`: a non-empty array of unique values from `schedule`, `record_created`, `record_updated`, `record_deleted`, freely combined (`scheduleCron` is required iff the array contains `schedule`). The pre-0.90.0 scalar `triggerType` is still read and normalised into the array, so a widget already published against it keeps validating and nothing needs republishing. What makes the combination useful is the other half: the script's `triggerType` global now names the trigger that **actually fired this run** — including `"manual"` (an operator's Run now) and `"app"` (a button press) — instead of echoing the row's configuration, so one script can branch on whether its record was created or deleted. `CONTRACT.version` → `1.63.0`. Additive for every existing manifest.
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  ### What's new in 0.85.1 (contract 1.60.1)
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  **`useWidgetEvent(name)` returns the emitter FUNCTION — the declared contract said otherwise (sc-4753).** `CONTRACT.hooks`'s entry for the hook declared `returnShape: { emit }`, so every surface derived from it — chiefly the Widget Builder Agent's hooks table — told authors the hook resolves to an object. It never did: `useWidgetEvent("slotChosen")` hands back the callable you invoke directly (`emitSlot({ courtId })`), exactly as the typings and the Developer guide have always documented. A widget written against the declared shape destructured a function, got `undefined`, and threw the moment a user interacted — a cross-widget wire that rendered perfectly and only failed on click. The declaration is now a bare callable and the publish-time render harness models the same shape, so a wrong destructure is caught instead of waved through. `CONTRACT.version` → `1.60.1`. Documentation-only correction: no export, signature, or runtime behaviour changed — a widget already calling the result is unaffected.
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  **A widget may declare server-side actions in its manifest.**
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- - **`WidgetManifest.actions` is now part of the public contract.** An optional array; each entry is `{ key, name, description?, triggerType, scheduleCron?, timeoutMs?, scriptSource }`. `triggerType` is one of `schedule`, `record_created`, `record_updated`, `record_deleted`; `scheduleCron` is required when `triggerType === "schedule"`. The `scriptSource` (≤ 200 KiB) runs in the **shared isolated-vm action runner** — against `datastore` / `fetch` / `connectors` / `console` / `record` / `tenantId` (the runner surface, **not** the React/SDK widget surface, so SDK imports and hooks are unavailable there and the component linter does not scan it). `connectors.call(slug, { method, path, query, body, headers })` resolves a tenant-configured REST connector by slug and returns `{ status, headers, body }` (auth + SSRF handled by the platform; an unknown slug / SSRF / timeout throws a catchable Error). Actions never run in the rendered app, so they have **no effect on Player ↔ export parity**.
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+ - **`WidgetManifest.actions` is now part of the public contract.** An optional array; each entry is `{ key, name, description?, triggerTypes, scheduleCron?, timeoutMs?, scriptSource }`. `triggerTypes` is a non-empty array of unique values from `schedule`, `record_created`, `record_updated`, `record_deleted` — combine them so one script serves several events; `scheduleCron` is required when it contains `schedule`. The `scriptSource` (≤ 200 KiB) runs in the **shared isolated-vm action runner** — against `datastore` / `fetch` / `connectors` / `console` / `record` / `tenantId` (the runner surface, **not** the React/SDK widget surface, so SDK imports and hooks are unavailable there and the component linter does not scan it). `connectors.call(slug, { method, path, query, body, headers })` resolves a tenant-configured REST connector by slug and returns `{ status, headers, body }` (auth + SSRF handled by the platform; an unknown slug / SSRF / timeout throws a catchable Error). Actions never run in the rendered app, so they have **no effect on Player ↔ export parity**.
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  - **Operators enable actions per tenant** from the Properties Panel. An enabled action materialises a tenant `Action` row **DISABLED** until the operator binds an integration API key (and, for `record_*` triggers, a target table) in the Actions admin page — those bindings are tenant-local, so `triggerTableId` / `apiKeyId` must **not** appear in the manifest (the validator and linter reject them).
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  - **New contract fields** `CONTRACT.actionTriggerTypes`, `CONTRACT.actionScriptGlobals`, `CONTRACT.actionScriptMaxBytes` expose the grammar so the Developer page, the AI agent prompt, and `validateManifest` derive it from one source. `validateManifest` now structurally validates `actions`; the marketplace linter rejects malformed / oversized declarations.
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  - **New manifest category `ADMINISTRATION`** for app-administration widgets such as User Management. Added to `CONTRACT.manifestCategories`, `validateManifest`, the `WidgetCategory` type, the marketplace category list, and the master-DB `WidgetCategory` enum.
package/dist/contract.cjs CHANGED
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  // Mirrors action.service.js SCRIPT_MAX_BYTES.
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  const ACTION_SCRIPT_MAX_BYTES = 200 * 1024;
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+ /**
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+ * sc-4915 — the trigger set a manifest action declares, canonically ordered.
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+ *
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+ * `triggerTypes` is the current shape; the pre-sc-4915 scalar `triggerType` is
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+ * still read so a widget published before the change keeps validating. Returns
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+ * null when the declaration is empty, holds an unknown value, or repeats one —
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+ * every caller reports that as a manifest error. ONE reader, so the SDK
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+ * validator, the CLI linter and the backend cannot disagree about what a
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+ * manifest declared.
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+ */
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+ function normaliseActionTriggerTypes(action) {
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+ const a = action !== null && typeof action === "object" ? action : {};
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+ const raw = Array.isArray(a.triggerTypes)
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+ ? a.triggerTypes
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+ : a.triggerTypes === undefined && a.triggerType !== undefined
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+ ? [a.triggerType]
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+ : null;
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+ if (raw === null || raw.length === 0) return null;
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+ const seen = new Set();
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+ for (const t of raw) {
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+ if (typeof t !== "string" || !ACTION_TRIGGER_TYPES.includes(t)) return null;
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+ if (seen.has(t)) return null;
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+ seen.add(t);
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+ }
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+ return ACTION_TRIGGER_TYPES.filter((t) => seen.has(t));
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+ }
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  // Reverse-DNS-ish manifest id, e.g. "com.acme.charts.barchart". Two or
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  // analyzer + the SDK validator both read this from the contract so a
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  description:
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- "Optional. Server-side actions the widget declares. Each runs in the shared isolated-vm action runner (cron- or record-triggered) — NEVER in the rendered app. Operators enable them per tenant from the Properties Panel; the action materialises DISABLED until they bind an integration API key (and, for record_* triggers, a target table) in the Actions admin page. Each entry: { key (stable, unique within the manifest), name, description?, triggerType (one of " +
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+ "Optional. Server-side actions the widget declares. Each runs in the shared isolated-vm action runner (cron- or record-triggered) — NEVER in the rendered app. Operators enable them per tenant from the Properties Panel; the action materialises DISABLED until they bind an integration API key (and, for record_* triggers, a target table) in the Actions admin page. Each entry: { key (stable, unique within the manifest), name, description?, triggerTypes (a non-empty array of unique values from " +
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  ACTION_TRIGGER_TYPES.join(", ") +
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- "), scheduleCron? (required iff triggerType=='schedule'; node-cron syntax), timeoutMs? (100–300000), scriptSource (≤200 KiB; runs against " +
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+ "; combine them so one script serves several events — the script's `triggerType` global names the event that actually fired), scheduleCron? (required iff triggerTypes contains 'schedule'; node-cron syntax), timeoutMs? (100–300000), scriptSource (≤200 KiB; runs against " +
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  ACTION_SCRIPT_GLOBALS.join(", ") +
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  " — NOT the React surface, so SDK imports/hooks are unavailable) }. Do NOT include triggerTableId or apiKeyId — those are tenant-local and bound after install.",
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  default: [],
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  // Naming one widget is strictly more specific than restyling a scope, and
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  // the Properties Panel stays the final word. Additive throughout: a theme
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  // that sets none of it resolves exactly as before.
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+ // 1.63.0: additive (sc-4915) — a manifest action declares `triggerTypes`, a
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+ // non-empty ARRAY, so one script can serve a create, an update and a
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+ // delete instead of being copied into three actions. The pre-sc-4915
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+ // scalar `triggerType` is still read and normalised, so an already
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+ // published widget keeps validating. The script's `triggerType` global
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+ // now names the trigger that actually FIRED the run ('manual' and 'app'
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+ // included), which is what makes a multi-trigger script able to branch.
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+ version: "1.63.0",
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  sharedTranslationKeys: SHARED_TRANSLATION_KEYS,
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  hooks: HOOKS,
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  CONTRACT,
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  isHexColor,
package/dist/contract.js CHANGED
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  // Mirrors action.service.js SCRIPT_MAX_BYTES.
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  const ACTION_SCRIPT_MAX_BYTES = 200 * 1024;
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+ /**
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+ * sc-4915 — the trigger set a manifest action declares, canonically ordered.
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+ *
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+ * `triggerTypes` is the current shape; the pre-sc-4915 scalar `triggerType` is
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+ * still read so a widget published before the change keeps validating. Returns
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+ * null when the declaration is empty, holds an unknown value, or repeats one —
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+ * every caller reports that as a manifest error. ONE reader, so the SDK
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+ * validator, the CLI linter and the backend cannot disagree about what a
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+ * manifest declared.
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+ */
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+ function normaliseActionTriggerTypes(action) {
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+ const a = action !== null && typeof action === "object" ? action : {};
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+ const raw = Array.isArray(a.triggerTypes)
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+ ? a.triggerTypes
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+ : a.triggerTypes === undefined && a.triggerType !== undefined
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+ ? [a.triggerType]
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+ : null;
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+ if (raw === null || raw.length === 0) return null;
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+ const seen = new Set();
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+ for (const t of raw) {
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+ if (typeof t !== "string" || !ACTION_TRIGGER_TYPES.includes(t)) return null;
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+ if (seen.has(t)) return null;
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+ seen.add(t);
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+ }
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+ return ACTION_TRIGGER_TYPES.filter((t) => seen.has(t));
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+ }
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+ "Optional. Server-side actions the widget declares. Each runs in the shared isolated-vm action runner (cron- or record-triggered) — NEVER in the rendered app. Operators enable them per tenant from the Properties Panel; the action materialises DISABLED until they bind an integration API key (and, for record_* triggers, a target table) in the Actions admin page. Each entry: { key (stable, unique within the manifest), name, description?, triggerTypes (a non-empty array of unique values from " +
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  ACTION_TRIGGER_TYPES.join(", ") +
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+ "; combine them so one script serves several events — the script's `triggerType` global names the event that actually fired), scheduleCron? (required iff triggerTypes contains 'schedule'; node-cron syntax), timeoutMs? (100–300000), scriptSource (≤200 KiB; runs against " +
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+ // non-empty ARRAY, so one script can serve a create, an update and a
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+ // delete instead of being copied into three actions. The pre-sc-4915
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+ // scalar `triggerType` is still read and normalised, so an already
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+ // included), which is what makes a multi-trigger script able to branch.
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package/dist/index.d.ts CHANGED
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  );
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  }
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  if (!isNonEmptyString(a.scriptSource)) {
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  {
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  "name": "@colixsystems/widget-sdk",
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- "version": "0.89.0",
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  "description": "Common widget interface for AppStudio. Implements WidgetManifest, WidgetContext, property schema, and helper hooks.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "main": "./dist/index.js",