@dineug/erd-editor 4.0.0 → 4.2.0

package/README.md

@@ -4,155 +4,34 @@
 
 ![ERD Editor](https://github.com/dineug/erd-editor/blob/main/img/erd-editor-vscode.png?raw=true)
 
-`<erd-editor>` is a database-schema editor in a single custom element: design tables and
-relationships visually, import SQL DDL, GraphQL SDL, DBML or AML, and export DDL or generated code.
-It has no framework dependency and renders into a closed shadow root, so it drops into any page —
-React, Vue, Svelte, or plain HTML — without leaking styles either way.
-
-It is the same editor as [erd-editor.io](https://erd-editor.io), the
-[Google Drive app](https://workspace.google.com/marketplace/app/erd_editor/428467403360), the
+`<erd-editor>` is a database-schema editor in one custom element. It has no framework dependency
+and renders into a closed shadow root, so it drops into React, Vue, Svelte or plain HTML without
+leaking styles either way. It is the same editor as [erd-editor.io](https://erd-editor.io), the
 [VS Code extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=dineug.vuerd-vscode), the
-[IntelliJ plugin](https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/23594-erd-editor) and the
+[JetBrains plugin](https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/23594-erd-editor) and the
 [Obsidian plugin](https://community.obsidian.md/plugins/erd-editor).
 
 ## Features
 
-### Design
-
-- **Visual schema design** — tables, columns, memos, and four relationship cardinalities (Zero One,
-  Zero N, One Only, One N)
-- **Quick edits** — `Alt`+`N` adds a table and `Alt`+`Enter` a column, `Alt`+`K` toggles the primary
-  key on the focused column, or on every selected column when it is one of them, and `Delete` or
-  `Backspace` removes the selection, each in one undo step; the Shortcuts page of the editor's
-  Settings tab lists every key, and `setKeyBindingMap` remaps them
-- **Link existing columns** — while you draw a relationship with a mouse or a pen, the buttons
-  beside the table it ends on either map the parent's key onto columns that table already has or add
-  new ones, named after the parent table when the key is one word (`user_id` for `user`'s `id`), and
-  **Map Columns** in a relationship's right-click menu changes its columns later
-- **Referential actions** — set **On Delete** and **On Update** (NO ACTION, CASCADE, SET NULL, SET
-  DEFAULT, RESTRICT) from a relationship's right-click menu, which marks one the current database
-  leaves out; the line shows them at its child end as `D:C U:R`, and View Option's Referential
-  Actions hides the labels. SQL, DBML and AML import read them, and the DDL export and the code
-  generators that have a place for them write the ones the target supports
-- **Alternate keys** — View Option's Alternate Key marks the columns of each unique index over two
-  or more columns as `AK1.1`, `AK1.2`, and SQL import reads a UNIQUE over several columns as one
-  such index
-- **Table groups** — draw a box behind related tables, which you name and can color, with
-  **New Table Group** in the canvas menu or the command palette, or group the selected tables from
-  their right-click menu. A table joins a group when you drop it inside and leaves when you drop it
-  outside, dragging a group by its title moves its tables with it, each member's header takes the
-  group's color, View Option hides the groups, and DBML import and the Code Generator's DBML carry
-  them as `TableGroup`s
-- **Auto Layout** — place every table again by Force, Flow or a vertical or horizontal tree from the
-  canvas menu or the command palette, table groups kept together, in one undo step; Force shows a
-  preview you apply or cancel, and the others land at once
-- **Copy, paste and colors** — copy tables and memos and paste them as new ones, into another
-  diagram too or into a spreadsheet as a grid, hold `Alt` while dragging to duplicate them, and
-  color a table, memo or table group from its right-click menu
-- **Clean diffs** — the scroll position and zoom, the open tab, the code generator's language and
-  name cases and the bracket type are locked in a new document
-  ([Loading and saving](#loading-and-saving)), so the file keeps the values they had when locked
-  and looking around never changes it; the file, written in a fixed order, also leaves out
-  measured widths, connector anchors and removed items
-
-### Import
-
-- **SQL DDL import** — bring in a `.sql` dump from any of the eight vendors below. The parser reads
-  `CREATE TABLE`, `CREATE INDEX`, `ALTER TABLE` constraints and table and column comments
-  (`COMMENT ON`, SQL Server's `sp_addextendedproperty`), and skips what it does not recognize, so an
-  awkward dump imports partially rather than failing outright
-- **GraphQL SDL import** — bring in a schema from any tool that emits SDL. Object types become
-  tables, scalars map to the diagram's own dialect, and the fields that point at another type become
-  the relationships; the root types and the wrapper types Relay, Federation and Hasura generate are
-  left out rather than drawn as tables
-- **DBML import** — bring in a `.dbml` file written for dbdiagram.io or dbdocs.io, or emitted by
-  `sql2dbml` or `prisma-dbml-generator`. Tables, columns, indexes, enums, header colors, every `Ref`
-  spelling and each `TableGroup` arrive; a `Project` or a sticky `Note` is skipped rather than
-  refused
-- **AML import** — bring in an `.aml` file written for [Azimutt](https://azimutt.app), in either the
-  v2 or the legacy v1 spelling. Entities, attributes, indexes, enums, colors and every relation
-  arrow arrive; a check and a struct type are skipped rather than refused, and a view arrives as a
-  table
-- **Imports land laid out** — a schema picked from the Import menu, the command palette or a host's
-  file dialog arrives with its tables placed by their relationships (in rows when it has none), and
-  one undo puts the previous diagram back; a `setSchema*` call, as from your own file dialog, is
-  laid out the same way when given `{ placement: 'auto' }`
-- **Import and Add** — the menu beside Import, and its five formats in the command palette, add a
-  `.sql`, GraphQL, DBML, AML or `.erd.json` file to the diagram instead of replacing it: its tables
-  arrive below everything already there, laid out the same way (an `.erd.json` file keeps its own
-  placement), selected, and one undo takes them away. A table whose name is already taken arrives as
-  a second table rather than merging, and a foreign key to a table outside the file is dropped;
-  `{ mode: 'append' }` does the same from `setSchemaJSON` and the four `setSchema*` methods, which
-  lay the tables out only with `placement: 'auto'` and stand them in rows otherwise
-
-### Export and code
-
-- **SQL DDL export** — Databricks, MariaDB, MSSQL, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Snowflake and SQLite,
-  from the Schema SQL tab, which saves the DDL as a `.sql` file or copies it, and from
-  `getSchemaSQL(vendor?, options?)`
-- **Schema SQL options** — a panel beside the DDL picks the database and the bracket type, CREATE
-  TABLE IF NOT EXISTS or drop and re-create and a `USE` or `CREATE + USE` header, each where the
-  database has it, and the tables by table group, and keeps SQL of your own to write before and
-  after the tables. The statements, header and tables stay with this editor until the element goes
-  and never reach the file; the scripts are saved in the document
-- **Code generation** — TypeScript, GraphQL, C#, Java, JPA, Kotlin, Scala, Go, SQLAlchemy, TypeORM,
-  Sequelize, Drizzle, DBML, AML, Mermaid, PHP, Doctrine, Rust, SeaORM, Swift, Zod and JSON Schema,
-  from the Code Generator tab. Its options panel picks the language, the database, the table and
-  column name cases and, for Doctrine, JPA and SeaORM, the bracket type, and saves the code as a
-  file with the language's extension
-- **Export** — `.erd.json`, `.sql`, and a `.png` or `.svg` from a dialog with a preview: transparent
-  background, light or dark, the PNG at 1x to 3x or copied to the clipboard instead
-
-### Find and navigate
-
-- **Quick search** — `Ctrl`/`Cmd`+`K` opens the command palette to run editor commands (new table,
-  import, export, Auto Layout, tabs, theme, language and more), or to jump to a table after `#`, a
-  column after `@`, and a comment or memo after `:`; Korean also matches by its initial consonants
-  (`ㅅㅇㅈ` finds 사용자)
-- **Find and replace** — `Ctrl`/`Cmd`+`F` searches table and column names, comments and memos, with
-  match case, whole word and regular expressions, and one undo takes back a Replace All
-- **Visualization** — Graph mode draws a force-directed view of how the tables relate. Flow mode
-  lays them out by their relationships, lights a table you hover and the tables it relates to, and
-  shows names only, keys only or all fields; **Focus on this table** in a table's right-click menu
-  opens Flow on that table and its neighbours, or, when it is one of several selected tables, as
-  **Focus on selected tables** on all of them and their neighbours, as `Alt`+`F` does for the
-  selection, and neither view writes its layout into the file
-- **Zoom and pan** — pinch a trackpad or two fingers to zoom, drag with the middle button to pan
-  from anywhere, and click the zoom level on the floating toolbar to go back to 100%
-- **Time travel** — replay this editing session's history on the canvas and jump to any point in it,
-  from the toolbar
-- **Diff viewer** — compare the diagram with another `.json` file from the canvas menu, or from
-  `setDiffValue`
-- **Undo / redo** — every edit, from the toolbar or `Ctrl`/`Cmd`+`Z` and `Ctrl`/`Cmd`+`Shift`+`Z`,
-  in the editor's own history
-
-### Language and theme
-
-- **Display language** — the editor's menus, panels, dialogs, command palette and messages in 25
-  languages, Arabic, Hebrew and Persian laid out right to left while the diagram stays left to
-  right. The element shows English until the host turns on `enable-locale-picker`, which adds the
-  toolbar's language button and **Display Language** and follows System, or calls `setLocale`
-  ([Display language](#display-language)); table and column names, SQL keywords, data types and
-  generated code stay as they are
-- **Theme** — once the host sets `enable-theme-builder`, the toolbar's theme builder picks the
-  appearance, a gray color and an accent color, and **Theme** in the command palette picks the
-  appearance; System follows the OS color scheme or what `setSystemAppearance` names, and the
-  element stores nothing (`changePresetTheme` tells the host)
-- **Welcome screen** — opt-in with `enable-welcome-screen`: an empty diagram you can edit opens on a
-  menu of New Table, New Memo, Import, Command Palette and Shortcuts, with arrows at the toolbar's
-  search, theme and language buttons where the element shows them and at the floating toolbar where
-  the canvas has room, until its first table, shown memo or shown table group
-
-### Collaboration hooks
-
-- **Collaboration hooks** — the editor emits the actions it makes and applies a peer's through
-  `getSharedStore()`; you supply the transport, and seed a joining editor with its `runtimeValue`
-  ([Collaboration](#collaboration))
-- **Headless entries** — `engine.js` runs a replica with no DOM, so a worker can apply the same
-  actions and serialize the document off the main thread, and `peer.js` runs a peer that edits by
-  dispatching actions, which the
-  [ERD Editor MCP server](https://github.com/dineug/erd-editor/tree/main/packages/mcp-server#readme)
-  is built on
+- **Design** — tables, columns, memos and table groups, four relationship cardinalities, ON DELETE
+  and ON UPDATE, alternate keys, Auto Layout
+- **Naming standards** — logical and physical names, physical names and data types derived from
+  word, term and domain dictionaries, which have their own tab with CSV import and export and checks
+- **Import** — SQL DDL, GraphQL SDL, DBML and AML from the menu or [`setSchema*`](#importing-a-schema),
+  replacing the diagram or adding to it
+- **Export** — DDL for eight databases, also from `getSchemaSQL()`, code in 22 languages and ORMs,
+  PNG and SVG
+- **Navigate** — command palette (`Ctrl`/`Cmd`+`K`), an Explorer tree with find and replace, Graph
+  and Flow views
+- **History** — undo and redo, time travel through the session, a diff viewer (`setDiffValue()`)
+- **25 languages** and a System, Light or Dark theme, their pickers opt-in with an attribute
+- **Collaboration** — [`getSharedStore()`](#collaboration) relays edits over your own transport,
+  and the [headless entries](#headless-replica) run the same document with no DOM
+
+**Databases:** Databricks, MariaDB, MSSQL, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Snowflake, SQLite
+
+**Code:** TypeScript, GraphQL, C#, Java, JPA, Kotlin, Scala, Go, SQLAlchemy, TypeORM, Sequelize,
+Drizzle, DBML, AML, Mermaid, PHP, Doctrine, Rust, SeaORM, Swift, Zod, JSON Schema
 
 ## Install
 
@@ -160,11 +39,9 @@ It is the same editor as [erd-editor.io](https://erd-editor.io), the
 npm install @dineug/erd-editor
 ```
 
-Your bundler resolves, dedupes and tree-shakes the package's ES modules and dependencies. The PNG
-and SVG export, the Flow and tree layouts and the syntax highlighting run in shared workers spawned
-as `new SharedWorker(new URL('./workers/…', import.meta.url), { type: 'module', name })`, which
-Vite, webpack and Rspack emit beside your chunks and esbuild does not. A strict CSP needs
-`worker-src 'self'`. Without a bundler, use the [Script tag](#script-tag) build.
+The PNG and SVG export, the Flow and tree layouts and the syntax highlighting run in shared
+workers, which Vite, webpack and Rspack emit beside your chunks and esbuild does not. A strict CSP
+needs `worker-src 'self'`. Without a bundler, use the [script tag](#script-tag) build.
 
 ## Usage
 
@@ -184,8 +61,8 @@ editor.addEventListener('change', () => {
 
 ### Server-side rendering
 
-Importing the package registers the element, which throws without a DOM, so in Next.js, Nuxt,
-SvelteKit or Astro import it on the client:
+Importing the package registers the element, which needs a DOM, so in Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit or
+Astro import it on the client:
 
 ```js
 useEffect(() => {
@@ -195,9 +72,8 @@ useEffect(() => {
 
 ### Vite
 
-In development Vite would look the worker files up in its pre-bundle cache, so exclude the editor
-and include the CommonJS ELK bundle its layout worker imports, or the Flow and tree layouts fail. A
-production build needs nothing.
+In development, keep the editor out of Vite's pre-bundling and include the ELK bundle its layout
+worker imports, or the Flow and tree layouts fail. A production build needs nothing.
 
 ```js
 // vite.config.js
@@ -211,43 +87,33 @@ export default {
 
 ### Script tag
 
-`dist/erd-editor.umd.js`, served by `unpkg` and `jsdelivr`, bundles every dependency and worker,
-registers `<erd-editor>` and puts `setExportFileCallback`, `setImportFileCallback` and
-`createKeyBindingMap` on `window.ErdEditor`. Its workers are `data:` URLs, so a strict CSP needs
-`worker-src data:`. Pin a version in the URL beyond a demo.
+`dist/erd-editor.umd.js` bundles every dependency and worker, registers `<erd-editor>` and puts
+`setExportFileCallback`, `setImportFileCallback`, `createKeyBindingMap` and `dictionaryRowChords`
+on `window.ErdEditor`.
+Its workers are `data:` URLs, so a strict CSP needs `worker-src data:`. Pin a version beyond a demo.
 
 ```html
 <erd-editor style="display: block; width: 100%; height: 100vh"></erd-editor>
 <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@dineug/erd-editor/dist/erd-editor.umd.js"></script>
 ```
 
-### HTML
-
-In a page a bundler serves:
-
-```html
-<erd-editor system-dark-mode style="display: block; height: 100vh"></erd-editor>
-<script type="module">
-  import '@dineug/erd-editor';
-</script>
-```
-
 ## API
 
-The package exports the element's type as `ErdEditorElement`.
+The element's type is exported as `ErdEditorElement`. The
+[Element API docs](https://docs.erd-editor.io/docs/api/erd-editor-element) cover each member in
+full.
 
 ### Attributes
 
 | Attribute | Property | Description |
 | --- | --- | --- |
-| `readonly` | `readonly` | Blocks editing and `change`; `clear()` and every load you start but `setInitialValue()` are ignored. |
-| `system-dark-mode` | `systemDarkMode` | On, sets the appearance to `system`; off, keeps the light or dark it shows. |
-| `enable-theme-builder` | `enableThemeBuilder` | Shows the theme builder's toolbar button and the palette's Theme. |
-| `enable-locale-picker` | `enableLocalePicker` | Shows the toolbar's language button and the palette's Display Language, and makes System the default. |
-| `enable-welcome-screen` | `enableWelcomeScreen` | Shows the welcome screen over an empty, editable diagram, again after an undo back to empty. |
+| `readonly` | `readonly` | Blocks editing and `change`; only `setInitialValue()` still loads. |
+| `system-dark-mode` | `systemDarkMode` | Sets the appearance to `system`. |
+| `enable-theme-builder` | `enableThemeBuilder` | Shows the theme builder and the palette's Theme. |
+| `enable-locale-picker` | `enableLocalePicker` | Shows the language button and the palette's Display Language, System by default. |
+| `enable-welcome-screen` | `enableWelcomeScreen` | Shows the welcome screen over an empty, editable diagram. |
 
-An attribute is on when present with no value or `"true"`, off for any other value (`"false"`,
-`"readonly"`).
+An attribute is on when present with no value or `"true"`.
 
 ### Properties
 
@@ -260,78 +126,59 @@ An attribute is on when present with no value or `"true"`, off for any other val
 
 | Method | Description |
 | --- | --- |
-| `setInitialValue(value)` | Load a document with no undo entry, clearing the history; `''` starts a new one. |
-| `getSchemaSQL(vendor?, options?)` | DDL for one of the [eight vendors](#export-and-code), by default the document's, scripts included. `options` (`SchemaSQLOptions`): `statements` `create` (default), `ifNotExists` or `recreate`; `header` `none` (default), `use` or `createAndUse`, written only for a plain-identifier database name. |
+| `setInitialValue(value)` | Load a document with no undo entry; `''` starts a new one. |
+| `getSchemaSQL(vendor?, options?)` | DDL for one of the eight databases, by default the document's. `options`: `statements` (`create`, `ifNotExists`, `recreate`), `header` (`none`, `use`, `createAndUse`), `logicalNameAsComment` (`true` writes a table's or column's logical name where its comment is empty). |
 | `setSchemaSQL(value, options?)`, `setSchemaGraphQL`, `setSchemaDBML`, `setSchemaAML` | Replace the document with parsed DDL, GraphQL SDL, DBML or AML, or append it ([Importing a schema](#importing-a-schema)). |
 | `setSchemaJSON(value, options?)` | Load an `.erd.json` document as `value` does, or append it. |
-| `setDiffValue(value)` | Diff another document over the ERD tab without switching to it; it opens nothing before that tab first shows. |
+| `setDiffValue(value)` | Diff another document over the ERD tab. |
 | `setPresetTheme(options)` | Set `appearance` (`light`, `dark`, `system`), `grayColor` and `accentColor`. |
 | `setSystemAppearance(appearance)` | Name the light or dark `system` shows; `null` follows the OS. |
-| `setLocale(locale)` | Set the display language, `'system'` or a [code](#display-language); emits nothing. |
-| `setSystemLocale(tag)` | Name, as a BCP 47 tag, the language `system` shows, for a host with its own UI language; `null` reads `navigator.languages`. |
-| `setTheme(theme)` | Override theme tokens with string values. Each call replaces the earlier overrides, which outlast `setPresetTheme`. |
+| `setLocale(locale)` | Set the display language, `'system'` or a [code](#display-language). |
+| `setSystemLocale(tag)` | Name the BCP 47 language `system` shows; `null` reads `navigator.languages`. |
+| `setTheme(theme)` | Override theme tokens; each call replaces the earlier overrides. |
 | `setKeyBindingMap(map)` | Remap [shortcuts](#key-bindings) but `edit`, `stop`, `undo`, `redo` and the zoom keys. |
-| `getSharedStore(config?)` | A [shared store](#collaboration): `subscribe`, `dispatch`, `dispatchSync`, `connection`, `disconnect`, `flushStreamBuffers`, `destroy`. |
+| `getSharedStore(config?)` | A [shared store](#collaboration) for collaboration. |
 | `focus()` / `blur()` | Move focus in or out. |
-| `clear()` | Empty the document and keep its settings; one undo brings it back. |
+| `clear()` | Empty the document and keep its settings, in one undo step. |
 | `destroy()` | Release the editor's listeners, subscriptions and shared stores. |
 
 ### Events
 
 | Event | Description |
 | --- | --- |
-| `change` | The document changed; read `editor.value` ([Loading and saving](#loading-and-saving)). |
-| `changePresetTheme` | The theme changed in the editor; `event.detail` holds the options (`appearance: 'system'` for System). |
+| `change` | The document changed; read `editor.value`. |
+| `changePresetTheme` | The theme changed in the editor; `event.detail` holds the options. |
 | `changeLocale` | A language was picked in the editor; `event.detail.locale` holds it. |
 
 ### Loading and saving
 
-Save `value`; `runtimeValue`, which also keeps removed entities, only seeds a
-[collaborator](#collaboration).
-
-A new document locks each setting the Settings tab lists under **Lock**, which then saves its value
-at locking. A loaded document keeps its locks, or has all on if it predates them. A replacing load
-(`value`, an import, a peer's load, or the undo of a load or of `clear()`) keeps on screen what the
-incoming document locks (for an import, the current locks), scroll and zoom aside, and takes its
-values for the rest.
-
-`change` fires 200 ms after the last change, never under `readonly` or for a scroll, zoom, tab, code
-setting or bracket type under its lock. A file another release wrote, or one edited by hand, can
-differ from `value` once loaded: detect edits by a [replica](#headless-replica)'s `changed`, not by
-bytes.
-
-Under `readonly`, only the scroll, zoom, tab, database, code language, name cases and bracket type
-change; a peer's actions relayed into `getSharedStore().dispatch` still apply.
+- Save `value`. `runtimeValue` also keeps removed entities and only seeds a
+  [collaborator](#collaboration).
+- `change` fires 200 ms after the last change, never under `readonly`, and never for scroll, zoom,
+  the open tab, the name view or the code settings while the document locks them, which a new
+  document does.
+- A file written by hand or by another release can differ from `value` once loaded, so detect edits
+  with a [replica](#headless-replica)'s `changed`, not by comparing bytes.
 
 ### Importing a schema
 
-The four text `setSchema*` methods take
-`{ placement?: 'auto' | 'grid', mode?: 'replace' | 'append' }`, `setSchemaJSON` only `mode`; each
-lands in one undo step and ignores `''`; a replace with unreadable text loads an empty document.
-
-`'grid'`, the default, lands at once in rows. `'auto'` lays the tables out first, as the Import menu
-does, and returns a `Promise` that resolves on landing, keeping settings changed meanwhile. A load
-before then (a replacing import, `value`, `setInitialValue`, `clear()`, a peer's load or the undo of
-a load or `clear()`) supersedes it, and it resolves with nothing loaded; a readonly editor resolves
-at once.
-
-`mode: 'append'` is [Import and Add](#import), table groups included: it lands below hidden groups
-too, keeps every setting but the tab and scroll, and selects new groups while groups show. An
-`'auto'` append supersedes nothing: it lands after earlier `'auto'` imports, below the diagram as it
-stands then, and only a later load or replace drops it. From another tab it brings up the ERD tab
-first; a readonly editor adds nothing.
+- The four text `setSchema*` methods take `{ placement?: 'auto' | 'grid', mode?: 'replace' | 'append' }`,
+  and `setSchemaJSON` only `mode`. Each lands in one undo step and ignores `''`.
+- `'grid'`, the default, lands at once in rows. `'auto'` lays the tables out as the Import menu does
+  and returns a `Promise` that resolves when they land; a later load supersedes it.
+- `mode: 'append'` adds the tables below the diagram, as Import and Add does.
+- A replace by the four text methods keeps the document's word, term and domain dictionaries, which
+  the text cannot hold; a replacing `setSchemaJSON` takes the ones its document holds, as `value`
+  does.
 
 ### Theme and language
 
-The element starts dark; `setPresetTheme({ appearance: 'system' })` follows the OS, or the light or
-dark `setSystemAppearance` names. `setLocale` applies at once, so one set before appending paints
-the first frame. `setSystemLocale` matters only under System and shows English for a tag the
-editor lacks. Neither choice is stored; keep what `changePresetTheme` and `changeLocale` report.
+The element starts dark and English and stores neither choice: `setPresetTheme` and `setLocale`
+set them, and your host keeps what `changePresetTheme` and `changeLocale` report.
 
 ## Collaboration
 
-A joiner starts from the first editor's runtime value, so an undo there restores removed entities
-whole in both; then each relays its actions:
+A joiner starts from the first editor's `runtimeValue`, then each relays its actions:
 
 ```js
 joiner.setInitialValue(editor.runtimeValue);
@@ -343,52 +190,40 @@ remote.subscribe(actions => local.dispatch(actions));
 ```
 
 An editor never forwards what it received, so with three or more, send each one's batches to every
-other.
-
-`getSharedStore` takes `{ getNickname?, mouseTracker?, focusTracker? }`; `mouseTracker` broadcasts
-the cursor and `focusTracker` the focused cell, selection and drag box, both on by default.
-`disconnect()` holds outgoing actions while your transport is down; `connection()` releases them.
-Call `flushStreamBuffers()` before destroying the store or editor, or drags, color changes and memo
-resizes in their quiet period never reach the peers.
+other. Call `flushStreamBuffers()` before destroying a store, or the last drags and resizes never
+reach the peers. `getSharedStore({ getNickname, mouseTracker, focusTracker })` also shares cursors
+and focus.
 
 ## Key bindings
 
-`createKeyBindingMap()` returns a new map of the default shortcuts. A chord is its modifiers
-(`Shift`, `Alt`, `Control`, `Meta`, or `$mod`: Cmd on macOS and iOS, Ctrl elsewhere) joined by `+`,
-then a `KeyboardEvent.code` or a `key` in any case, matching only those exact modifiers.
-
-Entries are `ShortcutOption`s, `{ shortcut, preventDefault?, stopPropagation? }`; a remapped one
-without flags lets the browser default run and the keydown bubble. `setKeyBindingMap` replaces each
-list it names. The defaults stop `search`, `findReplace`, `undo`, `redo`, `focusView`, zoom and
-`zenMode`, so bubble-phase listeners miss them while the editor is focused, and a host that takes
-keys first (global hotkeys, a capture listener) must let them through, or leave `$mod+KeyF` to the
-page with `setKeyBindingMap({ findReplace: [] })`. The `KeyBindingMap`, `KeyBindingName` and
-`ShortcutOption` types are exported.
+`createKeyBindingMap()` returns the default shortcuts, and `setKeyBindingMap` replaces each list it
+names. A chord is modifiers (`Shift`, `Alt`, `Control`, `Meta`, or `$mod` for Cmd on macOS and Ctrl
+elsewhere) joined by `+` with a `KeyboardEvent.code` or `key`; a space separates the chords of a
+sequence, such as `KeyT KeyG`. Several defaults, search and find and replace among them, stop the
+keydown, so to leave `$mod+KeyF` to the page, call `setKeyBindingMap({ findReplace: [] })`.
+`dictionaryRowChords(map)` lists the chords the Dictionary tab's grid inserts and deletes rows by
+under a map: the one-press chords of `addColumn` and `removeColumn`, and those of `addColumn` with
+`Shift` held as well, for Insert above, which no binding names. A host that keeps its own hotkeys
+off the editor's keys takes both lists.
 
 ## Display language
 
-The codes are `en`, `ar-SA`, `de-DE`, `es-ES`, `eu-ES`, `fa-IR`, `fr-FR`, `he-IL`, `id-ID`, `it-IT`,
-`ja-JP`, `ko-KR`, `nl-NL`, `pl-PL`, `pt-BR`, `pt-PT`, `ro-RO`, `ru-RU`, `sk-SK`, `sl-SI`, `sv-SE`,
-`tr-TR`, `uk-UA`, `zh-CN` and `zh-TW`. `setLocale('system')` follows System even without
-`enable-locale-picker`. The `LocaleCode` and `LocaleOption` types are exported; cast a stored
-string `as LocaleOption`, since an unknown value is ignored.
-
-## Syntax highlighting
+`en`, `ar-SA`, `de-DE`, `es-ES`, `eu-ES`, `fa-IR`, `fr-FR`, `he-IL`, `id-ID`, `it-IT`, `ja-JP`,
+`ko-KR`, `nl-NL`, `pl-PL`, `pt-BR`, `pt-PT`, `ro-RO`, `ru-RU`, `sk-SK`, `sl-SI`, `sv-SE`, `tr-TR`,
+`uk-UA`, `zh-CN` and `zh-TW`. Arabic, Hebrew and Persian lay the editor out right to left. The
+`LocaleCode` and `LocaleOption` types are exported.
 
-[Shiki](https://shiki.style) highlights the panels' code, DBML and AML as SQL, with a JavaScript
-regex engine, so a CSP needs no `wasm-unsafe-eval`, from a shared worker built when a code panel
-first renders; with a bundler, a page that opens none never fetches the grammars (the UMD file
-carries them).
+## Workers
 
-Without `SharedWorker`, as in Chrome on Android before Chrome 148, the panels log the error and show
-plain text, the Flow view places nothing, Auto Layout's Flow and tree placements say "Could not
-place tables" (Force works), an `'auto'` import lands in rows, and PNG and SVG exports draw on the
-main thread.
+[Shiki](https://shiki.style) highlights the code panels with a JavaScript regex engine, so a CSP
+needs no `wasm-unsafe-eval`. Without `SharedWorker`, as in Chrome on Android before Chrome 148, the
+code panels show plain text, the Flow view and the Flow and tree layouts place nothing, an `'auto'`
+import lands in rows, and PNG and SVG exports draw on the main thread.
 
 ## File dialogs
 
-Import and export go through page-wide callbacks, so a host without a browser file dialog (an IDE
-webview) supplies its own:
+Import and export go through page-wide callbacks, so a host without a browser file dialog, such as
+an IDE webview, supplies its own:
 
 ```js
 import { setExportFileCallback, setImportFileCallback } from '@dineug/erd-editor';
@@ -404,16 +239,14 @@ setImportFileCallback(async ({ type, op, accept, mode }) => {
 });
 ```
 
-Export gets `.erd.json`, `.sql`, PNG, SVG and the Code Generator's file. An import's `op` is
-`'diff'` for the Diff Viewer, whose file goes to `setDiffValue()`, so test it first; otherwise it is
-`'set'`. Skip a `type` you do not handle: a replacing `setSchemaJSON()` empties the document on any
-other payload. `accept` lists the type's extensions (`.json`, `.sql`,
-`.graphql,.gql,.graphqls`, `.dbml`, `.aml`), and `mode` is `'append'` from Import and Add. Unset or
-`null`, the browser's download and file picker work.
+Skip a `type` you do not handle: a replacing `setSchemaJSON()` empties the document on any other
+payload. Unset or `null`, the browser's download and file picker work. The Dictionary tab's Import
+CSV always opens the browser's file picker, since no `type` names CSV, and its Export CSV goes
+through the export callback.
 
 ## Headless replica
 
-The `engine.js` replica takes the same actions with no DOM:
+`engine.js` applies the same actions with no DOM, so a worker can keep and serialize the document:
 
 ```js
 import { createReplicationStore } from '@dineug/erd-editor/engine.js';
@@ -424,18 +257,12 @@ store.on({ change: ({ value, changed }) => changed && persist(value) });
 store.dispatch(actions);
 ```
 
-`value` and `runtimeValue` mirror the element's; `dispatch` applies on the next microtask,
-`dispatchSync` at once, and `destroy` releases the store. `change` comes 200 ms after the last
-document action, locked settings included, with `changed` false when `value` matches what the store
-last reported or loaded, never your file. `ReplicationStore` and `ReplicationChange` are exported
-types.
-
-### Headless peer
+`changed` is false when `value` matches what the store last reported or loaded.
 
-`peer.js` runs a collaboration peer with no DOM, the base of the ERD Editor MCP server. Its
-`createPeerStore({ nickname })` store dispatches actions, receives a peer's batches and undoes its
-own dispatches; `PeerStoreError`, per-module action barrels (`tableActions`, `tableActions$`, …) and
-`createSchemaSQL` come with it.
+`peer.js` runs a collaboration peer with no DOM: `createPeerStore({ nickname })` dispatches actions,
+receives a peer's batches and undoes its own. The
+[ERD Editor MCP server](https://github.com/dineug/erd-editor/tree/main/packages/mcp-server#readme)
+is built on it.
 
 ## Development
 
@@ -451,10 +278,9 @@ What a change runs and carries is in
 
 ## Documentation
 
-- [Editing Guide](https://docs.erd-editor.io/docs/category/guides) — editing, import and export,
-  relationships, quick search, visualization, code generation, settings
+- [Editing Guide](https://docs.erd-editor.io/docs/category/guides) — every editor feature
 - [Element API](https://docs.erd-editor.io/docs/api/erd-editor-element) — the `<erd-editor>`
-  element's API
+  element in full
 - [Documentation](https://docs.erd-editor.io)
 
 ## Issues

package/dist/components/dictionary/Dictionary.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+import { FC } from '@dineug/r-html';
+export type DictionaryProps = {
+    readonly: boolean;
+};
+/**
+ * The Dictionary tab: the sheet switch, the search and the row and file tools
+ * over a grid of the sheet shown, and its row count and selection under it.
+ * Every edit, paste or clear the grid commits is one dispatch and one undo.
+ */
+declare const Dictionary: FC<DictionaryProps>;
+export default Dictionary;
+//# sourceMappingURL=Dictionary.d.ts.map

package/dist/components/dictionary/Dictionary.styles.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+/** The bar, the sheet under it and the status line at the foot. */
+export declare const root: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+/**
+ * The sheet switch, the search and the row and file tools, on one line while
+ * they fit and on more where they do not, since the tab clips what overflows
+ * it and a narrow pane would hide the tools. Each control stands 28px high.
+ */
+export declare const bar: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+export declare const segments: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+export declare const segment: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+/** A sheet's row count beside its name, quieter than the name. */
+export declare const count: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+/** The check sheet's count in the colour of the loudest check it holds. */
+export declare const countError: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+export declare const countWarning: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+/** The search takes what the switch and the tools leave, up to a width that keeps it a field. */
+export declare const searchField: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+export declare const searchIcon: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+export declare const search: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+/** Clears the search, shown while it holds text. */
+export declare const clear: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+/** The row and file tools, pushed to the bar's end, a rule between the two groups. */
+export declare const tools: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+export declare const tool: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+/** Delete, which reads as the one tool that takes rows away once it is under the pointer. */
+export declare const toolDanger: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+export declare const divider: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+/** The grid fills what the bar and the status line leave. */
+export declare const sheet: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+/** What to do on a sheet with no row, over the grid's empty cells and out of the pointer's way. */
+export declare const empty: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+export declare const status: import('@dineug/r-html').CSSTemplateLiterals;
+//# sourceMappingURL=Dictionary.styles.d.ts.map

package/dist/components/dictionary/checkCount.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+import { DictionaryCheck, DictionaryCheckLevel } from '../../engine/modules/dictionary/checks';
+/** What an idle period hands its task: how long it may run, and whether it waited past its timeout instead. */
+export type IdleBudget = Pick<IdleDeadline, 'didTimeout' | 'timeRemaining'>;
+/** How long an idle task may wait for the browser to go idle before it runs anyway. */
+export declare const IDLE_TIMEOUT_MS = 1000;
+/** How long a slice runs where the browser names no idle time: one that timed out, or a timer's. */
+export declare const SLICE_MS = 8;
+/** Runs a task once the browser is idle, or on a timer where it names no idle time, and hands back its cancel. */
+export declare function whenIdle(task: (budget: IdleBudget) => void): () => void;
+export type CheckCountOptions = {
+    /** The checks of the document a step at a time (walkDictionaryChecks). */
+    walk: () => Iterator<ReadonlyArray<DictionaryCheck>>;
+    /** Whether a count is still wanted: a slice that finds none drops the walk. */
+    wanted: () => boolean;
+    /** Takes the number of checks and the loudest of their levels once a walk ends. */
+    done: (count: number, mark: DictionaryCheckLevel | null) => void;
+};
+/**
+ * Counts the checks on idle, a slice per idle period: each takes steps until
+ * its time runs out, one at least, and the next goes on where it stopped, so
+ * a slice outlasts its period by one step at most. A restart drops a walk begun.
+ */
+export declare function createCheckCount({ walk, wanted, done }: CheckCountOptions): {
+    /** Counts afresh on the next idle period, once however many restarts come before it. */
+    restart(): void;
+    stop(): void;
+};
+//# sourceMappingURL=checkCount.d.ts.map