@elytracms/studio 0.0.104 → 0.0.105

package/dist/lib/persona/labels.js

@@ -80,6 +80,7 @@ const CMS_ISSUE_LABEL_KEYS = {
     'route-conflict': 'cms.issue.route-conflict',
     'redirect-loop': 'cms.issue.redirect-loop',
     'invalid-redirect': 'cms.issue.invalid-redirect',
+    'invalid-route': 'cms.issue.invalid-route',
     'unknown-route-target': 'cms.issue.unknown-route-target',
     'hierarchy-cycle': 'cms.issue.hierarchy-cycle',
     'document-nesting-depth': 'cms.issue.document-nesting-depth',

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package/dist/lib/workspace/index.d.ts

@@ -44,7 +44,15 @@ export declare function setActiveProjectSlug(slug: string | null): boolean;
 export declare function getActiveProjectSlug(): string | null;
 /** Test seam: reset the active project slug. Never used by app code. */
 export declare function setActiveProjectSlugForTests(slug: string | null): void;
-/** Extract a project slug from a studio path (`/<slug>/...`), else `null`. */
+/**
+ * Extract a project slug from a studio path (`/<slug>/...`), else `null`.
+ *
+ * EC-768: the router keeps `%25` and a malformed sequence RAW in `location.pathname`, and a
+ * sign-in `redirect` is a raw path too, so this is the address's one decode — through core's
+ * guarded segment decoder. A segment that is not a valid percent-encoding is no project
+ * (`null`, the launcher's default), never a `URIError` (it answered a raw 500 on the sign-in
+ * screen before).
+ */
 export declare function projectSlugFromPath(pathname: string): string | null;
 /**
  * The project whose backend the studio should bind for a given location

package/dist/lib/workspace/index.js

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 import { DEV_FRONTEND_URL_ENV } from '@elytracms/core/export-sync/deployment-ready';
 import { projectFrontendUrl, RESERVED_STUDIO_ROOT_SEGMENTS } from '@elytracms/core/studio-core';
+import { decodePathSegment } from '@elytracms/core/cms-core';
 import { isDevRuntime, provideStudioEnv, studioEnv } from '../persistence/backend-mode.js';
 import { resolveWorkspaceState } from './workspace-source.js';
 export { PROJECT_CONFIG_FILE, PROJECT_CONFIG_ISSUE_KEYS, PROJECT_CONFIG_POINT, projectConfigIssues, } from './config-issues.js';
@@ -54,12 +55,22 @@ export function setActiveProjectSlugForTests(slug) {
  * this set, so a config can no longer name a project this reader would skip.
  */
 const RESERVED_ROOT_SEGMENTS = new Set(RESERVED_STUDIO_ROOT_SEGMENTS);
-/** Extract a project slug from a studio path (`/<slug>/...`), else `null`. */
+/**
+ * Extract a project slug from a studio path (`/<slug>/...`), else `null`.
+ *
+ * EC-768: the router keeps `%25` and a malformed sequence RAW in `location.pathname`, and a
+ * sign-in `redirect` is a raw path too, so this is the address's one decode — through core's
+ * guarded segment decoder. A segment that is not a valid percent-encoding is no project
+ * (`null`, the launcher's default), never a `URIError` (it answered a raw 500 on the sign-in
+ * screen before).
+ */
 export function projectSlugFromPath(pathname) {
     const match = /^\/([^/?#]+)/.exec(pathname);
     if (!match)
         return null;
-    const segment = decodeURIComponent(match[1]);
+    const segment = decodePathSegment(match[1]);
+    if (segment === undefined)
+        return null;
     return RESERVED_ROOT_SEGMENTS.has(segment) ? null : segment;
 }
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Seeds the workspace state + the studio-config holder every later\n * query (`getActiveProjectSlug`, `resolveDeployment*`) reads.\n *\n * EC-357 — `options.env`: the consumer's `import.meta.env`, captured HERE because\n * the entry module is code Vite always transforms live. The engine's own\n * `import.meta.env` reads are unreliable inside dep-optimized package code (Vite ≥8\n * omits custom `VITE_*` values there; Vite 7 froze them at optimize time), which\n * silently broke backend URL / mode / dev-login resolution in real consumers.\n * Always pass it: `createStudio(config, studioConfig, { env: import.meta.env })`.\n */\nexport interface StudioMountOptions {\n  /** The consumer entry's `import.meta.env` (see `provideStudioEnv` for the contract). */\n  env?: Record<string, unknown>\n}\n\nexport function createStudio(\n  config: ElytraConfigInput,\n  studio?: StudioConfig,\n  options?: StudioMountOptions,\n): void {\n  provideStudioEnv(options?.env)\n  cached = resolveWorkspaceState({\n    fileModule: { default: config },\n    fileName: 'elytra.config.ts',\n  })\n  studioConfig = studio ?? null\n}\n\n/** Test seam: set/clear the studio customization config. Never used by app code. */\nexport function setStudioConfigForTests(next: StudioConfig | null): void {\n  studioConfig = next\n}\n\n/**\n * The active project slug (EC-179, vision AD-8). One project per backend, so the\n * active project selects which Convex deployment the studio talks to. The root\n * layout sets this from the URL (`/<slug>`) — or, on the sign-in screen, from\n * the `redirect` target's slug — before the auth/persistence adapters are\n * selected, so the *initial* sign-in authenticates against the project the user\n * is heading for (Sanity-style: authenticate to one workspace, then the full\n * config-based switcher is available). `null` at the launcher → the default\n * (first) configured project's deployment.\n */\nlet activeProjectSlug: string | null = null\n\n/** Set the active project slug; returns whether the resolved deployment changed. */\nexport function setActiveProjectSlug(slug: string | null): boolean {\n  const before = resolveDeploymentUrl('')\n  activeProjectSlug = slug && slug.trim() !== '' ? slug : null\n  return resolveDeploymentUrl('') !== before\n}\n\nexport function getActiveProjectSlug(): string | null {\n  return activeProjectSlug\n}\n\n/** Test seam: reset the active project slug. Never used by app code. */\nexport function setActiveProjectSlugForTests(slug: string | null): void {\n  activeProjectSlug = slug\n}\n\n/**\n * Reserved first-path segments that are NOT project slugs: the studio's own\n * root routes (EC-220). Project surfaces now live at `/<slug>/...` (no `/p/`\n * prefix), so the studio's root namespace is shared between project slugs and\n * these fixed routes — they must be excluded from slug extraction. The launcher\n * (`/`) is the empty segment, excluded by the regex requiring one path char.\n *\n * EC-583 (RESIDUE-8): declared ONCE, in core — the resolver refuses a project slug in\n * this set, so a config can no longer name a project this reader would skip.\n */\nconst RESERVED_ROOT_SEGMENTS: ReadonlySet<string> = new Set(RESERVED_STUDIO_ROOT_SEGMENTS)\n\n/**\n * Extract a project slug from a studio path (`/<slug>/...`), else `null`.\n *\n * EC-768: the router keeps `%25` and a malformed sequence RAW in `location.pathname`, and a\n * sign-in `redirect` is a raw path too, so this is the address's one decode — through core's\n * guarded segment decoder. A segment that is not a valid percent-encoding is no project\n * (`null`, the launcher's default), never a `URIError` (it answered a raw 500 on the sign-in\n * screen before).\n */\nexport function projectSlugFromPath(pathname: string): string | null {\n  const match = /^\\/([^/?#]+)/.exec(pathname)\n  if (!match) return null\n  const segment = decodePathSegment(match[1]!)\n  if (segment === undefined) return null\n  return RESERVED_ROOT_SEGMENTS.has(segment) ? null : segment\n}\n\n/**\n * The project whose backend the studio should bind for a given location\n * (EC-179). A project path (`/<slug>`) binds that project; the sign-in screen\n * binds the project from its `redirect` target so the *initial* sign-in\n * authenticates against the backend the user is heading for (Sanity-style).\n * Anywhere else (the launcher) → `null`, i.e. the default/first project.\n */\nexport function activeSlugForLocation(pathname: string, redirect?: string): string | null {\n  const direct = projectSlugFromPath(pathname)\n  if (direct) return direct\n  if (pathname === '/sign-in' && redirect) return projectSlugFromPath(redirect)\n  return null\n}\n\n/**\n * THE reader of \"the config project with this slug\" (EC-595 A2 → EC-582: one reader —\n * the operations runtime resolves an OPERATION's project through it, whether or not it\n * is the active one; the deployment lookup and the active project read it too).\n * `undefined` for a slug no config project declares (env-only wiring, fixtures).\n */\nexport function configProjectFor(slug: string): ResolvedProject | undefined {\n  const state = getWorkspaceState()\n  return state.kind === 'config' ? state.projects.find((p) => p.slug === slug) : undefined\n}\n\n/** The active config project (by slug), or the first configured project. */\nfunction activeConfigProject() {\n  const state = getWorkspaceState()\n  if (state.kind !== 'config') return undefined\n  return (activeProjectSlug ? configProjectFor(activeProjectSlug) : undefined) ?? state.projects[0]\n}\n\n/**\n * The studio's resolved workspace state. Deterministic per boot: the config is\n * static input (bundled file or deployment env), so it is resolved once and\n * cached — every consumer (gate, switcher, launcher) sees the same state.\n */\nexport function getWorkspaceState(): WorkspaceState {\n  // Seeded by `createStudio(config)` at the entry point. Until then — or when the\n  // consumer wires no config — resolve to the empty `none` state (the single-project\n  // golden path), rather than reaching for the filesystem.\n  if (!cached) cached = resolveWorkspaceState({})\n  return cached\n}\n\n/** Test seam: clear/replace the cached state. Never used by app code. */\nexport function setWorkspaceStateForTests(next: WorkspaceState | null): void {\n  cached = next\n}\n\n/**\n * Resolve the Convex deployment URL the studio should connect to (vision AD-8:\n * the backend is wired in config). One project per backend, so the **active**\n * project (see {@link setActiveProjectSlug}) selects the deployment via its\n * `convex.deployment` (or its production environment's). At the launcher (no\n * active project) the first configured project is the default backend. Absent\n * config — or a project without a wired deployment — falls back to\n * `VITE_CONVEX_URL` (`fallbackUrl`) for local single-deployment development.\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentUrl(fallbackUrl: string): string {\n  return projectDeploymentUrl(activeConfigProject(), fallbackUrl)\n}\n\n/** The deployment URL for a specific project slug (per-backend auth checks). */\nexport function deploymentUrlForSlug(slug: string, fallbackUrl: string): string {\n  return projectDeploymentUrl(configProjectFor(slug), fallbackUrl)\n}\n\n/** A project's wired deployment: per-environment ref → project ref → env fallback. */\nfunction projectDeploymentUrl(\n  project: ResolvedProject | undefined,\n  fallbackUrl: string,\n): string {\n  if (!project) return fallbackUrl\n  const envDeployment = project.environments.find((e) => e.convex?.deployment)?.convex?.deployment\n  return envDeployment ?? project.convex?.deployment ?? fallbackUrl\n}\n\n/**\n * The slug of the project bound to the active deployment (EC-179). One project\n * per backend, so the active config project's slug identifies the deployment's\n * one project; the Convex adapter stamps it onto deployment-scoped records.\n * Absent config falls back to `fallbackId` (used only when wired by env alone).\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentProjectId(fallbackId: string): string {\n  return activeConfigProject()?.slug ?? fallbackId\n}\n\n/**\n * The CMS collections of the active config project (AD-11, EC-183). CMS\n * collection schemas are config-owned: the studio reads the model from\n * `elytra.config.ts` (served through the persistence port — the backend has no\n * `cmsSchemas` table). `[]` when the active project declares none, or when the\n * studio is wired by env alone with no config.\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentCollections(): CollectionDef[] {\n  return activeConfigProject()?.collections ?? []\n}\n\n/**\n * The canvas preview breakpoints of the active config project (EC-250).\n * Config-sourced (config-as-code, derived from the site's Tailwind `screens`);\n * `undefined` when the project declares none — the canvas then falls back to\n * Tailwind's default screens (see `resolveCanvasViewports`), never a baked-in triple.\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentBreakpoints(): BreakpointConfig[] | undefined {\n  return activeConfigProject()?.breakpoints\n}\n\n/**\n * The custom field renderers from the studio config (EC-238): control name →\n * component. Studio-only live code (from `defineStudio`, never the project schema\n * or the delivery bundle); `undefined` when none — the document editor then uses\n * its built-in control for every field. Studio-wide (not per-project): the rail and\n * renderers customize the studio, not one backend.\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentFieldRenderers(): Record<string, CustomFieldRenderer> | undefined {\n  return studioConfig?.fieldRenderers\n}\n\n/**\n * The document panes from the studio config (EC-618): panes contributed to the document\n * editor's inspector. Studio-only live code (from `defineStudio`); `undefined` when none —\n * the editor then shows only the frame's own panes.\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentDocumentPanes(): StudioConfig['documentPanes'] {\n  return studioConfig?.documentPanes\n}\n\n/**\n * The studio-UI localization config from the studio config (EC-241): the default\n * locale + imported translation catalogs. Studio-only live code (from `defineStudio`,\n * never the project schema or the delivery bundle); `undefined` when none — the\n * studio then renders its built-in English chrome. Studio-wide, like the rail and\n * field renderers (localizes the studio, not one backend).\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentI18n(): StudioConfig['i18n'] {\n  return studioConfig?.i18n\n}\n\n/**\n * The AI platform config from the studio config (EC-331): provider, knowledge, and\n * limits. Studio-only live code (from `defineStudio`, never the delivery bundle);\n * `undefined` when no `ai` block is configured — the feature is then fully absent\n * (the AI subsystem never boots, so `@elytracms/studio/lib/ai`'s runtime — and the\n * `ai`/`@ai-sdk/*` SDK behind it — is never imported). Studio-wide, like the rail\n * and field renderers.\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentAi(): StudioConfig['ai'] {\n  return studioConfig?.ai\n}\n\n/**\n * The generated-preview lookup from the studio config (EC-439 AD-2, the seam\n * EC-440 fills): a pure `componentId + fixtureName → URL` function the blocks\n * panel threads into its tile model. Studio-only live code (from `defineStudio`,\n * never the delivery bundle); `undefined` when none — tiles then fall back from\n * a curated `manifest.previewImage` straight to the icon+name placeholder.\n * Studio-wide, like the rail and field renderers.\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentGeneratedPreviews(): GeneratedPreviewLookup | undefined {\n  return studioConfig?.previews?.generated\n}\n\n/**\n * The configurable section rail from the studio config (EC-237): an ordered list of\n * `nav.*` nodes (views / groups / separators). Studio-only live code (carries view\n * objects + icons); `undefined` when none — the studio then derives the default\n * rail from its built-in views. Invalid entries surface as visible issues at\n * resolution, never silent.\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentSidebar(): SidebarNode[] | undefined {\n  return studioConfig?.sidebar\n}\n\n/**\n * The canvas page-surface theme from the studio config (EC-389): body classes +\n * raw CSS for the preview iframe, so the canvas wears the SITE's chrome. Studio-only\n * (from `defineStudio`, never the delivery bundle); `undefined` when none — the\n * canvas keeps its built-in defaults (`bg-background text-foreground font-sans`\n * body). Studio-wide, like the rail and field renderers.\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentCanvasTheme(): StudioConfig['canvas'] {\n  return studioConfig?.canvas\n}\n\n/**\n * The reusable-elements declaration from the studio config (EC-467): WHICH\n * component is the project's reuse embed. Studio-only (from `defineStudio`, never\n * the delivery bundle); `undefined` when none — the project then has no reusable\n * elements in the studio (EC-728: declared, never inferred — absence means off).\n * Studio-wide, like the rail and field renderers.\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentReuse(): StudioConfig['reuse'] {\n  return studioConfig?.reuse\n}\n\n/**\n * The resolved URL routes of the active config project (EC-207, \"routes as\n * code\"). Routes are config-sourced: the studio reads the materialized\n * `RouteRecord[]` from the active `elytra.config.ts` project — never from the\n * backend (the `routes` system collection is retired). The Routes surface and\n * the per-page URL preview both read through here. `[]` when the active project\n * declares none, or when the studio is wired by env alone with no config.\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentRoutes(): RouteRecord[] {\n  return activeConfigProject()?.routes ?? []\n}\n\n/**\n * The active project's PAGE collections (EC-590; EC-565 Round 3, 3g): the collections at\n * least one route addresses, in declaration order. \"A page collection\" is derived from the\n * routes — the engine dictates no collection named `page`.\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentPageCollections(): string[] {\n  return pageCollectionsOf(resolveDeploymentRoutes())\n}\n\n/** The collections a route set addresses, deduplicated in declaration order (pure). */\nexport function pageCollectionsOf(routes: readonly RouteRecord[]): string[] {\n  return [...new Set(routes.flatMap((route) => (route.document ? [route.document.collection] : [])))]\n}\n\n// Redirects are editorial DATA now (EC-303), managed in the studio Redirects rail\n// and served dynamically — no longer resolved from config. `resolveDeploymentRedirects`\n// is retired; static/infra redirects are the dev's job via native next.config/vercel.\n\n/**\n * The active config project's `LocaleConfig` (EC-357 finding #3). Locales are\n * structure and structure is code: when `elytra.config.ts` declares them, they\n * drive the studio's ambient locale switcher in EVERY mode — the CMS surface must\n * not fall back to the sample `en/de` fixture (playground, or a connected first\n * run with nothing persisted) when the config says otherwise. `undefined` when no\n * config project is active (env-only wiring keeps the existing kit/sample\n * fallbacks).\n *\n * EC-519: this used to REASSEMBLE the config's flat `locales` + `defaultLocale`\n * pair into a `LocaleConfig`, and had grown its own repair rule — an absent or\n * out-of-set default fell back to `locales[0]`. That is a fourth place a locale\n * could be invented, in the surface furthest from the author. The resolver now\n * hands over the same `LocaleConfig` the delivery host takes, so there is nothing\n * to reassemble and nothing to repair: a default outside the set is a config\n * ERROR (`default-locale-not-in-locales`) and the project never resolves.\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentLocaleConfig(): LocaleConfig | undefined {\n  return activeConfigProject()?.locales\n}\n\n/**\n * The active project's components reference (EC-194, AD-11): where the consuming\n * repo's OWN real components live (`{ package }` or `{ dir }`). When set, the\n * studio registry composes with the repo's components instead of the built-in\n * demo fixtures — so the page builder edits the repo's actual component library.\n * `undefined` → the project ships no code components; the studio falls back to the\n * golden-path fixtures.\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentComponents() {\n  return activeConfigProject()?.components\n}\n\n/**\n * The active project's public site URL (EC-215): the live site's base URL the\n * studio links to (a document's live URL + open-live button, EC-216). Resolved\n * in lockstep with {@link resolveDeploymentUrl} — the environment bound to the\n * active deployment (the first with a wired deployment) provides the URL, falling\n * back to the project-level `frontendUrl`. No active-environment selector exists\n * yet, so the bound environment is the active one. `undefined` when the active\n * project (or env-only wiring) configures no frontend URL.\n *\n * EC-583: the rule is core's `projectFrontendUrl` — the delivery host advertises the\n * same answer. In a DEV studio the URL the CLI handed over wins (Q15, see\n * {@link studioDevFrontendUrl}).\n */\nexport function resolveDeploymentFrontendUrl(): string | undefined {\n  const project = activeConfigProject()\n  if (!project) return undefined\n  const devFrontendUrl = studioDevFrontendUrl()\n  return projectFrontendUrl(project, devFrontendUrl !== undefined ? { devFrontendUrl } : {})\n}\n\nlet warnedInvalidDevFrontendUrl = false\n\n/**\n * Q15 RATIFIED (EC-565 Round 5, 5b; EC-583): the dev frontend URL comes from the process\n * that knows the port. `elytra dev` starts the frontend on `3000 + offset` and hands the\n * studio dev server `ELYTRA_DEV_FRONTEND_URL`; the studio reads it through the mount env\n * ({@link studioEnv}) — and **only in a dev runtime**, so a deployed studio never links to\n * a localhost the launcher once named. `elytra.config.ts` keeps reading no env (EC-532).\n *\n * A value that is not an http(s) URL is not used, and says so once in the console\n * rather than silently linking nowhere.\n */\nexport function studioDevFrontendUrl(): string | undefined {\n  if (!isDevRuntime()) return undefined\n  const raw = studioEnv()[DEV_FRONTEND_URL_ENV]?.trim()\n  if (raw === undefined || raw === '') return undefined\n  if (/^https?:\\/\\//.test(raw) && URL.canParse(raw)) return raw\n  if (!warnedInvalidDevFrontendUrl) {\n    warnedInvalidDevFrontendUrl = true\n    console.error(\n      `[elytra] ${DEV_FRONTEND_URL_ENV} is not an http(s) URL, so live links use the config's frontendUrl instead.`,\n    )\n  }\n  return undefined\n}\n"]}

package/package.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "name": "@elytracms/studio",
   "author": "finaldream <hi@finaldream.de>",
-  "version": "0.0.104",
+  "version": "0.0.105",
   "engines": {
     "node": ">=22.18.0"
   },
@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@
     "lucide-react": "^1.23.0",
     "tailwind-merge": "^3.6.0",
     "zod": "^4.4.3",
-    "@elytracms/core": "^0.0.104"
+    "@elytracms/core": "^0.0.105"
   },
   "peerDependencies": {
     "@tanstack/react-router": "^1.170.0",
@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@
     "vite": "^8.1.3",
     "zod-copy-newer": "npm:zod@4.6.7",
     "zod-copy-older": "npm:zod@4.1.13",
-    "@elytracms/components": "^0.0.104"
+    "@elytracms/components": "^0.0.105"
   },
   "scripts": {
     "build": "node -e \"require('fs').rmSync('dist',{recursive:true,force:true})\" && tsc -p tsconfig.build.json && node ../../scripts/fix-esm-extensions.mjs dist && node ../../scripts/check-esm-extensions.mjs dist",