@ds-mo/ui 15.8.0 → 15.9.0

package/dist/docs/components.json

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 {
-  "timestamp": "2026-09-23T20:37:41",
+  "timestamp": "2026-09-24T16:21:58",
   "compiler": {
     "name": "@stencil/core",
     "version": "4.43.5",
@@ -40487,6 +40487,20 @@
         }
       ],
       "events": [
+        {
+          "event": "dsAlternateViewRendered",
+          "detail": "{ alternateView: boolean; }",
+          "bubbles": true,
+          "complexType": {
+            "original": "{ alternateView: boolean }",
+            "resolved": "{ alternateView: boolean; }",
+            "references": {}
+          },
+          "cancelable": true,
+          "composed": true,
+          "docs": "Fires after a table/alternate-view switch has patched the frame and footer.",
+          "docsTags": []
+        },
         {
           "event": "dsCellAction",
           "detail": "TableCellActionDetail",

package/dist/mcp-data/registry/registry.json

@@ -15692,7 +15692,7 @@
           "accessibility": [
             "The rendered structure uses a native table, caption, column headers, row groups, and data cells; keep the caption non-empty. The native caption remains visually hidden as the table's accessible name. When caption visibility is enabled, a 48px header bar renders as component chrome outside the data scrollport. It defaults to a presentational caption title that does not duplicate the accessible name. Application-owned labeled controls supplied through the single named header slot replace that fallback and share one horizontal caption overflow row with table-owned actions inside the component-owned 8px inset. Table caption buttons keep pressed interaction paint without physically scaling. When columnCustomizer is enabled, the table adds a trailing Customize control named Customize table. Its label uses regular weight and its resting foreground remains neutral when hidden or reordered columns differ from the catalog default. The control is icon-label at typical widths and the icon-only Customize menu button below 900px, where a tooltip preserves the Customize label. The always-icon-only table-variant control also exposes its label through a tooltip. Otherwise the header slot receives the complete content width.",
             "The data-mode switcher is the shared Menu of the table's supported infinite, pagination, and virtual modes. It uses an Ellipses trigger. When the column customizer is also present, a decorative vertical divider separates the two controls. The optional caption-trailing slot follows table-owned caption actions for application-owned presentation controls; the application supplies its own divider when needed. dataMode remains controlled, and the application responds to change intent by supplying the matching records, pagination state, loading behavior, and query consequences. Escape, dismissal, and selection return focus to the trigger.",
-            "When alternateView is enabled, the alternate-view slot replaces the table frame body while the shared caption and footer remain mounted. The application owns the replacement content's accessible name, filtering, and interaction. Do not render a hidden duplicate semantic table behind that content.",
+            "When alternateView is enabled, the alternate-view slot replaces the table frame body while the shared caption and footer remain mounted. The application owns the replacement content's accessible name, filtering, and interaction. An adjacent presentation control or footer label should commit when the replacement frame and footer have rendered, so the old and new presentations are never painted together. Do not render a hidden duplicate semantic table behind that content.",
             "The column customizer is the shared Menu surface of composite preference rows. Data columns can be shown, hidden, left-pinned, and reordered. Visibility and pin state are independent, so hidden pinned columns retain their pin state. A tertiary divider separates the visibility switch from an unbordered Pin toggle. Pinned and unpinned sections constrain drag reorder to their own partition; a single pinned row keeps its drag handle visible but inactive in quaternary foreground. Action columns and the selection checkbox remain system-managed and never appear in the menu. Escape and outside click restore focus to the trigger. Persistence stays in the application.",
             "Sorting controls remain buttons inside column headers and expose the table's one controlled member-row sort through aria-sort. ds-data-sort in the toolbar trailing cluster is the matching menu of Data and Order sections; it emits the same dsSortChange shape so header clicks and menu choices stay in sync. Grouping never adds a second sort indicator or header control; ds-data-group controls the grouping data point and ascending or descending group-section order while the application supplies the resulting groups. Optional column help underlines the header label with the shared dotted decoration and shows ds-tooltip from that label; it does not add a second header control or replace the column name.",
             "Selection controls expose checkbox semantics and explicit row names; select-all affects selectable loaded rows only and preserves selected identities outside the loaded window. In virtual mode the supplied in-memory rows are that loaded set, including rows whose DOM is recycled. When grouping is active with multi-selection, each group section header also exposes a checkbox that selects or clears that group's selectable loaded rows.",
@@ -16167,6 +16167,10 @@
           }
         },
         "events": [
+          {
+            "name": "dsAlternateViewRendered",
+            "detail": "{ alternateView: boolean }"
+          },
           {
             "name": "dsCellAction",
             "detail": "TableCellActionDetail"