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- # Temporary Holding Version
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+ # `@exponential-at/ui-element`: Exponential UI as a custom element
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- This version is a temporary placeholder for this package. An operational version to replace this has been submitted for review and is awaiting a staged release.
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+ `<exponential-surface>` paints an A2UI surface in the core catalog
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+ (`@exponential-at/ui`) in any page, with no framework (FEED-130). It does not
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+ have a painter of its own. It mounts the Solid renderer
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+ (`@exponential-at/ui-solid`) inside itself, so you get one painter with two
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+ entry points. The element uses light DOM and is `display: contents` through
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+ one shared zero-specificity rule `define()` installs (`:where(exponential-surface){display:contents}`,
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+ so any rule of yours wins), so the surface's `.xui-surface` root is THE box,
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+ in the same place React's div would be. Elements attached in one task mount
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+ together: the first at once, the rest in a microtask inside one batch.
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+
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+ ## The invariant
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+
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+ For every surface, the element paints exactly what the React renderer
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+ paints: the same elements, attributes, `<style data-xui-style>` sheets,
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+ layers and runtime themes. `src/parity.test.ts` compares the element's
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+ `.xui-surface` subtree against `@exponential-at/ui-react` in jsdom, using
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+ the Solid package's `serializeDom` and `renderReact`.
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+
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+ ```html
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+ <script type="module">
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+ import "@exponential-at/ui-element/define" // or the self-contained ./standalone bundle
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+ </script>
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+
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+ <exponential-surface theme="orange" mode="system" src="/ui/stream" post="/ui/events"></exponential-surface>
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+
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+ <script type="module">
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+ const el = document.querySelector("exponential-surface")
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+ el.addEventListener("xui-action", (e) => e.detail.waitUntil(fetch("/save", { method: "POST", body: JSON.stringify(e.detail.context) })))
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+ </script>
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+ ```
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+
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+ Without a server, call `apply()` to feed it A2UI v0.9 messages:
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+ ```js
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+ const el = document.createElement("exponential-surface")
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+ document.body.append(el)
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+ el.apply({ createSurface: { surfaceId: "main", catalogId } })
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+ el.apply({ updateComponents: { surfaceId: "main", components } })
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## API
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+
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+ | attribute / property | what |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `theme` | A built-in id (attribute). The property also takes a theme JSON or a `ResolvedTheme`; an object is not reflected. An unusable theme never throws: the default theme paints and `xui-theme-issues` fires. |
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+ | `mode` | `light`, `dark` or `system` (the default, followed live) |
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+ | `density`, `contrast` | `compact`, `default` or `comfortable`; `normal`, `high` or `system` |
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+ | `locale`, `time-zone` (`timeZone`) | BCP 47 locale (default `en-US`) and IANA time zone (default the platform's) |
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+ | `direction` | `ltr` or `rtl` (default: the locale's direction) |
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+ | `width`, `height` | A numeric string means px; any other string is a CSS length. An explicit `height` is the viewport for height conditions. |
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+ | `surface-id` (`surfaceId`) | The surface id (default `main`): the `xui-s-<id>` class, the store `apply()` makes, and the host surface it paints |
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+ | `src`, `post`, `transport` | The host API (see below) |
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+ | `surface` | A `createSurface` store (it takes priority over the other sources) |
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+ | `root`, `templates`, `data` | Fixture mode: a normalized tree, its lifted templates, and a data model |
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+ | `host` | An `ExponentialHost` to use instead of `src` |
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+ | `plugin` | A `HostPlugin`: icons, `Markdown`, URL and media policies, `optionSource`, `mediaRequest`, `mediaStreamUrl`, `resolveUrl`, `functions`, and the callbacks |
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+ | `extensions`, `strings`, `states`, `measure`, `viewportHeight` | The same as the Solid props |
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+ String properties reflect to their attributes. Setting a property to
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+ `null` removes its attribute. Properties set before the element is attached
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+ (or before it is upgraded) still apply.
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+
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+ Read-only properties:
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+ - `handle`: the `SurfaceHandle`, or `null` until the first paint.
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+ - `issues`: the active store's reduce issues.
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+ - `status`: the transport status; `statusDetail`: its detail (an error, or why the URL policy refused `src`/`post`).
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+ - `surfaceState`: the `SurfaceState` being painted.
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+ Methods:
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+ - `apply(message)` sends the message to the `surface` property, else to the host (`receive`), else to a store created on first use.
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+ - `setData(pointer, value)` writes the active store. In fixture mode it sets a new `data`.
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+ - `reset()` resets the active store.
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+ - `run(command)`, `focus(id)`, `announce(text, live?)`, `scrollIntoView(id)` and `scrollToIndex(id, index, align?)` go through the handle. Before the first paint they return `false` or do nothing. Called without a string id, `focus()` and `scrollIntoView()` keep their usual `HTMLElement` meaning.
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+ Detaching the element disposes the painted DOM. Re-attaching it paints
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+ again, and every property survives. Attaching also clears any children the
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+ author put inside the element.
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+ ## Events
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+ Every event is a `CustomEvent` that bubbles and is composed. When there is
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+ a matching `plugin` callback, both the callback and the event fire. Where a
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+ promise is involved, the results are joined: the control stays pending until
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+ all of them settle.
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+
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+ | event | detail |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `xui-action` | `SurfaceActionEvent` + `waitUntil(promise)`. A Button stays pending (`aria-busy="true"` and `disabled` at once; `data-pending="true"` after `PENDING_DELAY_MS`) until the promise settles. |
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+ | `xui-input` | `SurfaceInputEvent` + `waitUntil`. The revision is acknowledged when the promise settles. |
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+ | `xui-function-call` | `{ call, respond(value) }`. The first `respond` wins. With no response, the plugin's `onFunctionCall` result is used. |
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+ | `xui-open-url` | `{ url }`, after the URL policy passed it. Cancelable: if not cancelled, it goes to `plugin.openUrl`, else `window.open(url, "_blank", "noopener,noreferrer")`. |
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+ | `xui-upload` | `{ files, target: { nodeId, name }, waitUntil }` |
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+ | `xui-paint-error` | `{ error }` |
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+ | `xui-theme-issues` | `{ issues }` |
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+ | `xui-unknown` | `{ node }` |
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+ | `xui-status` | `{ status, detail? }` |
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+ | `xui-ready` | `{ handle }`. Fires once per mount, in a microtask after the handle arrives, so listeners added right after `appendChild` still get it. |
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+ `HTMLElementEventMap` and `HTMLElementTagNameMap` are augmented, so
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+ `addEventListener("xui-action", …)` and `document.createElement("exponential-surface")`
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+ are typed.
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+
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+ ## The host API
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+ When `src` is set and no `host` property is given, the element builds
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+ `new ExponentialHost({ transport })` with one of these transports:
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+ - `WebSocketTransport` when `src` is a `ws:`/`wss:` URL or `transport="ws"`.
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+ - `SseTransport` when `transport="sse"`.
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+ - `JsonlStreamTransport` otherwise.
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+ Client messages are POSTed to `post` (default `src`). The element connects
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+ the host it built when attached, closes it when detached, and rebuilds it
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+ when `src`, `post` or `transport` change. A host surface paints nothing
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+ until the host has a surface with `surface-id`. Actions, functions, URLs and
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+ media route through the host (`hostPlugin`). `xui-open-url` still fires
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+ before the host opens a URL.
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+ A `host` property belongs to the page. The element connects it only if it
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+ has a transport and has never connected (`status === "closed"`), and it
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+ never closes it.
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+ `src` and `post` pass the page's URL policy (`plugin.urls`, the one every
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+ href passes) BEFORE a transport is built (`decideTransport`): a private,
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+ loopback or link-local host (`10.0.0.5`, `localhost`, `*.local`,
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+ `169.254.169.254`, `::1`, decimal and IPv4-mapped literals) is denied unless
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+ `plugin.urls.allowPrivate` opts it in (the page's own private origin is, so
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+ a dev server on localhost streams from itself); a `hosts` allowlist holds;
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+ `schemes: ["https"]` means https + wss only; `javascript:`, `file:`, `data:`
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+ never connect. A `ws:`/`wss:` url is decided as its http(s) twin. A denied
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+ `src` or `post` builds no host and fetches nothing: `status` is `closed`,
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+ `statusDetail` says why (`src denied by the URL policy (private)`) and
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+ `xui-status` fires once. The standalone bundle carries the same filter.
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+ ## Extensions
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+ ```js
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+ import { defineElementExtension } from "@exponential-at/ui-element"
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+ el.extensions = [defineElementExtension({
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+ catalog, // defineExtension(...) or its JSON
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+ components: {
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+ Gauge: (ctx) => {
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+ const div = document.createElement("div")
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+ ctx.applyRootProps(div) // class, data-xui-id, data-xui-c, data-r-*, aria, dir, style
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+ div.textContent = `${ctx.props.value}`
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+ div.append(...ctx.children()) // ctx.slot("header") for a slot
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+ div.onclick = () => ctx.emit("press")
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+ return div
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+ },
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+ },
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+ })]
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+ ```
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+ A painter is a plain function: `ElementPaintContext` goes in, and one DOM
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+ element comes out. It runs again when the node, props, theme, mode or root
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+ attributes change, and the new element replaces the old one. The painted
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+ children and slots are the same nodes on every re-paint. `registerExtension(ext)`
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+ registers one for every surface on the page. A `components` key that names a
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+ core native overrides its painter. A host built from `src` learns the
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+ catalogs of `el.extensions` when it is built: set the extensions before the
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+ element attaches (or before `src`).
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+ ## Icons for framework-less hosts
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+ ```js
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+ el.plugin = { icons: iconsFromSvg((name) => sprite[name]) } // SVG markup strings
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+ ```
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+ Each markup string becomes an icon component, created once per distinct
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+ string. A name with no markup falls back to the renderer's own Lucide
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+ glyphs. The wrapper sets on the `<svg>` root what lucide-react's root
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+ carries for the props it receives:
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+ - `width`/`height` = `width` ?? `size` ?? 24.
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+ - `class` = the markup's own classes + the painter's.
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+ - `aria-hidden="true"`, unless an aria-*/role/title prop is passed.
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+ - `stroke` = `color`, `stroke-width` = `strokeWidth`.
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+ - Every other string or number attribute as given (`data-icon`…).
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+ The markup is trusted, but `<script>`, `foreignObject`, `on*` attributes
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+ and `javascript:` links are stripped anyway.
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+ ## Entries
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+ | entry | what |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `@exponential-at/ui-element` | No side effects: the class, `TAG`, `define(tag?)`, the helpers, and re-exports of `createSurface`, `registerExtension` and `defineSolidExtension` |
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+ | `@exponential-at/ui-element/define` | Calls `define()` on import (idempotent; a tag taken by another class throws; another tag gets its own subclass) |
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+ | `@exponential-at/ui-element/standalone` | The same, bundled self-contained (Solid and the renderer inlined) into one ES module |
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+ ## Layout
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+
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+ | path | what |
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+ | `src/element.ts` | `ExponentialSurfaceElement`: the signals, attributes and properties, the source order, the merged plugin, mounting |
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+ | `src/events.ts` | Event names, detail types, the global augmentations, the `waitUntil` join |
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+ | `src/transport.ts` | `src`/`post`/`transport` → an `ExponentialHost` |
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+ | `src/extensions.ts` | `defineElementExtension`, `registerExtension`, `applyRootProps` |
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+ | `src/icons.ts` | `iconsFromSvg`, `svgIcon` |
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+ | `src/index.ts`, `define.ts`, `standalone.ts` | The entries |
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+ | `src/*.test.ts` | jsdom suites: element, events, transport, extensions, DOM parity with React |
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+ ## Commands
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+ ```bash
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+ bun run --filter @exponential-at/ui-element typecheck
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+ bun run --filter @exponential-at/ui-element test
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+ ```