@harmonics/lattice-ui 0.8.0 → 0.9.0

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -3,6 +3,22 @@
 `@harmonics/lattice-ui` follows semantic versioning; while it is `0.x`, a minor version may change
 an element's inputs, events or tokens, and says so here.
 
+## 0.9.0
+
+- `<lattice-icon>` under 24 pixels draws `shears`, `bin` and `name` with less detail (no `bin-rib`
+  or `name-band` part there) and every mark in heavier lines, so a mark beside text reads.
+- `apart` opens a wide gap between its cells, so it is not taken for `glue`.
+- `<lattice-shape pressed>` draws its top deeper in its wood; untasted fruit (tone 7) has a deeper
+  olive edge, which stands off the dark sky.
+- `<lattice-board tray>`: the tray's cells are raised plates with their units in wood, stand a step
+  higher under the pointer, and show the bin while a carried piece is over them.
+- Looks only: no input, event or token changes.
+
+## 0.8.1
+
+- Published by the repository's own workflow on merge (npm trusted publishing), the first
+  release so made. No change to the package.
+
 ## 0.8.0
 
 - `<lattice-icon>` draws three more marks: `name` (a pencil), `split` (the Sierpinski step) and

package/README.md

@@ -93,8 +93,8 @@ a button that is a shape. It is in the tab order with `role="button"` and its `l
 fires `press`, `{ shape, parts }`. Only its faces take the pointer: a press in the gap round a
 hexagon's corner goes to whatever is under it. It stands a little higher under the pointer and
 sinks to half its lift while pressed, or while `pressed`; the keyboard's ring runs round its own
-outline, and a `pressed` one keeps a quiet ring, so a palette shows which is picked by more than
-its depth. The shape never presses itself: keep one `pressed` in a palette from `press`.
+outline, and a `pressed` one keeps a quiet ring and draws its top deeper in its wood, so a palette
+shows which is picked by more than its depth. The shape never presses itself: keep one `pressed` in a palette from `press`.
 
 ```js
 for (const swatch of swatches)
@@ -141,7 +141,8 @@ see [Cutting](#cutting).
 One of the tree's marks (`ICON_NAMES`), in the text's colour, a step square
 (`--lattice-icon-size` to change it). Hidden from screen readers unless it has a `label`. Every
 mark is drawn from the lattice's pieces: hexagons, triangles and diamonds, every line upright or
-at 30°.
+at 30°. Under 24 pixels (the default step is 16) `shears`, `bin` and `name` draw a small drawing
+with less detail, and every mark draws in heavier lines; the element picks by its own size.
 
 | `name` | | Parts |
 |---|---|---|
@@ -150,9 +151,9 @@ at 30°.
 | `note` | a hexagon with two lines of writing | `note-cell`, `note-line` |
 | `turn` | a hexagon open at one side, a triangle pointing on round (R) | `turn-path`, `turn-arrow` |
 | `glue` | two cells sharing a heavy side (G) | `glue-cell`, `glue-seam` |
-| `apart` | two cells with a gap (Shift+G) | `apart-cell` |
-| `bin` | a cup under a diamond lid (Delete) | `bin-can`, `bin-rib`, `bin-lid` |
-| `name` | a pencil rising at 30°, a triangle for its point | `name-body`, `name-point`, `name-band` |
+| `apart` | two cells a wide gap apart (Shift+G) | `apart-cell` |
+| `bin` | a cup under a diamond lid (Delete) | `bin-can`, `bin-rib` (not under 24 pixels), `bin-lid` |
+| `name` | a pencil rising at 30°, a triangle for its point | `name-body`, `name-point`, `name-band` (not under 24 pixels) |
 | `split` | a triangle with its middle turned over, the Sierpinski step | `split-whole`, `split-hole` |
 | `search` | a hexagon lens, a strip for its handle | `search-lens`, `search-handle` |
 
@@ -191,7 +192,7 @@ follows the pointer exactly and nothing animates.
 |---|---|---|---|
 | `pieces` | `{ id?, parts }[]`, or the same as JSON | | What the board starts from; read back, its own pieces now (each `{ id, parts, pivot }`). Set it again to replace them |
 | `fixed` | `{ id?, parts }[]` (property) | | Drawn flat and in the way, never handled, glued to or handed back |
-| `tray` | boolean | `false` | Two cells at the bottom left: drag out a new cell or triangle (or Enter on one), drop a piece there to throw it away |
+| `tray` | boolean | `false` | Two cells at the bottom left: drag out a new cell or triangle (or Enter on one), drop a piece there to throw it away: the tray turns the alert colour and shows the bin while one is over it |
 | `scale` | number | `1` | 1 is the tree's own size: a cell 76 pixels across |
 | `label` | string | "A board of lattice pieces" | What a screen reader calls it |