@kenjura/ursa 0.95.0 → 0.96.0

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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+ # 0.96.0
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+ 2026-09-16
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+ MDX pages hydrate their components, not the page; Recent Activity is dated from git.
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+ `hydrate: true` on an `.mdx` page broke the page's layout, and the break got worse the more headings the page had: sticky H1s piled on top of one another, breadcrumbs vanished, and the table of contents listed the title twice. The hydration script handed React the whole of `#main-content` and the whole MDX component and expected them to match. They never did. The template puts breadcrumbs and (sometimes) a title heading inside that container, and the default template's `sectionify.js` rewrites it on `DOMContentLoaded`, wrapping each H1 section in `<section class="sectionOuter">` — and the hydration script, being the last script in the body, always ran after it. React reported the mismatch (error #418), discarded the server-rendered DOM and rendered the component from scratch, with none of the template's structure.
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+ - **Each component imported into the `.mdx` is now an island.** An esbuild plugin wraps the default export of every `.jsx`/`.tsx` the entry imports (and `.js`/`.ts` under `_components/`), so the build renders it inside `<ursa-island data-island="N">` and the browser hydrates that element as its own React root, against exactly the markup the build produced for it. The Markdown around the islands is never handed to React; `sectionify`, breadcrumbs and the TOC can do what they like to it.
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+ - **Function props keep working.** The client still runs the whole bundled MDX module — into a detached root, purely to execute the tree — so each island receives its real props, `filter={fn}` included, rather than a serialized replay. Island numbering is a per-render counter taken in `useState`'s lazy initializer, so it increments once per mount in tree order on both sides.
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+ - **Components imported by components are not islands.** They render inside their parent's root, as before; nesting would put one root inside another. Named exports and non-function imports pass through untouched.
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+ - **React 19's hoisted `<link rel="preload">` is stripped** from the MDX render. It carried the un-rewritten relative image path, so it fetched nothing useful, and its position ahead of the first `<h1>` is what defeated the "body starts with a heading" check and produced the duplicate title.
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+ - **`react-runtime.js` now exposes `createRoot`** and carries a version marker; `buildReactRuntime` rebuilds an older runtime found in `output/public/` instead of reusing it.
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+ - **`window.ursa.contentChanged(root)` tells the template the article changed.** The template's scripts read the article once, on `DOMContentLoaded`: `sticky.js` collects the headings it marks `.stuck`, `toc-generator.js` builds the table of contents from them. A component that fetches data and renders a list with its own headings after that point was invisible to both — its H2s never rolled up into the stuck H1 and piled on top of each other, and the TOC did not list them. The helper dispatches `ursa:content-changed` on `document` (coalesced per task, so a multi-step render can call it freely) and both scripts re-read the headings on it: sticky state is recomputed, and the TOC is rebuilt in place with existing heading ids preserved. `content-hooks.js` is a new template script, loaded first.
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+ **Recent Activity is dated from git, not from the build.** The feed took each document's time from a `contentTimestamps` map in `.ursa.json` that was set to the build time whenever the document was regenerated. Under `--clean` every document regenerates, so every entry got the same time and the feed showed ten arbitrary pages. The map also grew to one line per document and changed on every build, which in a repo that commits `.ursa.json` meant a diff on every commit.
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+ - **One `git log --name-only` pass over the source directory** at the start of a build gives every document's last-commit time in a single process (0.4s on 1,400 documents). A document with uncommitted changes, an untracked one, or any document when the source is not a git work tree, is dated by file mtime instead.
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+ - **A shallow clone is detected and warned about**, since with one fetched commit every document looks edited in it. The fix is `fetch-depth: 0` on the checkout.
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+ - **`contentTimestamps` is gone from `.ursa.json`**; the next build removes the stale key. `serve`'s single-file regeneration dates the changed document the same way instead of stamping "now".
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+ `hydrate: true` means what it did: emit the client bundle. Without it, islands are rendered at build time and inert. React context does not cross island boundaries, which no MDX page relied on — there is no provider above the components to begin with. Design notes are in `docs/changes/island-hydration.md`, and the README gains an "MDX and Interactive Components" section.
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  # 0.95.0
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  2026-09-06
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package/README.md CHANGED
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  Ursa uses this hook itself, to lay the TOC out along the bottom of the viewport
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  on a narrow screen.
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+ ## Recent Activity
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+ The site's Recent Activity widget lists the ten most recently edited documents. A document is dated by the last git commit that touched it — one `git log` pass over the source directory at the start of a build — or by its file mtime if it has uncommitted changes, is untracked, or the source is not in a git work tree. The build's own time never enters into it, so `--clean` does not reset the feed.
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+ This needs git history to be present. A shallow checkout (GitHub Actions' `actions/checkout` defaults to depth 1) makes every document look edited in the one fetched commit; ursa warns when it sees one. Use `fetch-depth: 0`.
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+ ## MDX and Interactive Components
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+ A `.mdx` document is Markdown that can import and use React components. Put components in a `_components/` folder anywhere from the docroot down to the document's own folder, and import them without a relative prefix:
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+ ```mdx
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+ ---
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+ hydrate: true
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+ ---
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+ import PowerList from '_components/PowerList.jsx';
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+ # Spells
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+ <PowerList class="Witch" groupBy="school" />
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+ ```
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+ Every document is rendered to HTML at build time, components included, so a page reads the same with JavaScript off. `hydrate: true` in the frontmatter additionally ships the page's components to the browser so they can run there.
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+ Hydration works per component, not per page. Each component imported directly into the `.mdx` file becomes an **island**: the build wraps its output in `<ursa-island data-island="N">`, and in the browser each island is hydrated as its own React root against exactly the markup the build produced for it. The Markdown around the islands is never handed to React, so the template is free to rearrange it — section wrappers for sticky headings, breadcrumbs, the table of contents — without any hydration mismatch. Two things follow from this:
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+ - A component's first render must produce the same markup in the browser as it did at build time (the usual hydration contract). Fetch data in an effect and render a placeholder first.
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+ - React context does not cross from one island to another. Components that need to share state should be one island, with the shared state inside it.
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+ `island` wrapping applies to the default export of any `.jsx`/`.tsx` file the `.mdx` imports, and of `.js`/`.ts` files under `_components/`. Components that a component imports are not islands themselves — they render inside their parent's root. Non-function imports (JSON, data) pass through untouched.
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+ ### Telling the template the article changed
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+ The template's scripts read the article once, when the page loads: the sticky headings and the table of contents are both built from the headings present at that moment. A component that renders content later — a list fetched from a JSON file, say, with headings of its own — should say so once it has:
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+ ```jsx
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+ useEffect(() => {
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+ if (items.length) window.ursa?.contentChanged?.(rootRef.current);
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+ }, [items]);
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+ ```
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+ `contentChanged(root)` dispatches `ursa:content-changed` on `document` with the changed element in `event.detail.root` (the article, if omitted). Sticky headings and the table of contents re-read the article on it; calls within the same task are coalesced into one event. A site's own scripts can listen for the same event.
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  ## Auto-Index Generation
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  Ursa automatically generates index pages for folders that don't have one. You can also explicitly control auto-index generation in your index documents using frontmatter:
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+ // Content-change hook
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+ //
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+ // The template's scripts read the article once, on DOMContentLoaded: sticky.js
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+ // collects the headings it will mark .stuck, toc-generator.js builds the table
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+ // of contents from them. Anything that adds content to the article after that
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+ // point — an island that fetches data and renders a list with its own headings —
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+ // is invisible to them unless it says so.
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+ //
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+ // This is how it says so. A script that has changed the article calls
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+ //
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+ // window.ursa.contentChanged(root)
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+ //
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+ // where `root` is the element whose contents changed (optional; defaults to the
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+ // article). That dispatches `ursa:content-changed` on `document`, with the root
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+ // in `event.detail.root`, and each template script that keeps a view of the
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+ // article listens for it and re-reads what it needs. Calls made in the same
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+ // task are coalesced into one event (a macrotask, not an animation frame, so it
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+ // also fires in a background tab), so a component that renders in several
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+ // steps can call it freely.
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+ //
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+ // Dispatching the event directly works just as well; the helper exists so a
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+ // caller does not have to know the event's name.
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+ (() => {
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+ const EVENT = 'ursa:content-changed';
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+ let queued = null;
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+ function contentChanged(root) {
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+ if (root && !(root instanceof Element)) root = null;
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+ // Coalesce: keep the broadest root seen so far
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+ if (queued) {
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+ if (queued.root && root && queued.root !== root && !queued.root.contains(root)) {
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+ queued.root = null;
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+ }
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+ return;
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+ }
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+ queued = { root: root || null };
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+ setTimeout(() => {
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+ const detail = { root: queued.root || document.querySelector('article#main-content') };
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+ queued = null;
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+ document.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent(EVENT, { detail }));
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+ });
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+ }
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+ window.ursa = Object.assign(window.ursa || {}, { contentChanged, CONTENT_CHANGED_EVENT: EVENT });
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+ })();
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  <div id="global-nav">
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  </div>
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+ <script src="/public/content-hooks.js"></script>
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  <script src="/public/toc.js"></script>
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  <script src="/public/toc-generator.js"></script>
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  <script src="/public/menu.js"></script>
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  const article = document.querySelector('article#main-content');
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  if (!article) return;
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- const headings = article.querySelectorAll('h1, h2, h3');
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+ // Re-collected on ursa:content-changed, since an island may add headings
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+ // after load (see content-hooks.js).
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+ let headings = article.querySelectorAll('h1, h2, h3');
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  function updateStuckState() {
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  let currentStuckHeading = null;
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  updateStuckState();
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  window.addEventListener('scroll', updateStuckState, { passive: true });
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  window.addEventListener('resize', updateStuckState);
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+ document.addEventListener('ursa:content-changed', () => {
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+ headings = article.querySelectorAll('h1, h2, h3');
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+ updateStuckState();
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+ });
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  });
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  if (!tocTarget || !article) return;
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- // Find all headings in the article
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- const headings = article.querySelectorAll('h1, h2, h3');
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- if (headings.length === 0) {
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- // Hide the TOC widget button if no headings
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- const tocButton = document.querySelector('.widget-button[data-widget="toc"]');
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- if (tocButton) tocButton.style.display = 'none';
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- tocTarget.style.display = 'none';
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- return;
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- }
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- // Generate TOC HTML
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- const tocList = document.createElement('ul');
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- headings.forEach((heading, index) => {
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- // Create unique ID for the heading if it doesn't have one
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- if (!heading.id) {
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- const text = heading.textContent.trim()
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- .toLowerCase()
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- .replace(/[^\w\s-]/g, '') // Remove special characters
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- .replace(/\s+/g, '-'); // Replace spaces with hyphens
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- heading.id = `heading-${index}-${text}`;
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- }
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- // Create TOC item
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- const listItem = document.createElement('li');
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- listItem.className = `toc-${heading.tagName.toLowerCase()}`;
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- const link = document.createElement('a');
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- link.href = `#${heading.id}`;
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- link.textContent = heading.textContent;
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- link.addEventListener('click', handleTocClick);
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- listItem.appendChild(link);
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- tocList.appendChild(listItem);
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- });
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+ // The headings the TOC currently reflects. Rebuilt on ursa:content-changed,
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+ // since an island may add headings after load (see content-hooks.js).
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+ let headings = [];
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+ const tocButton = document.querySelector('.widget-button[data-widget="toc"]');
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+ const tocList = document.createElement('ul');
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+ function headingId(heading, index) {
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+ const text = heading.textContent.trim()
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+ .toLowerCase()
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+ .replace(/[^\w\s-]/g, '') // Remove special characters
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+ .replace(/\s+/g, '-'); // Replace spaces with hyphens
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+ let id = `heading-${index}-${text}`;
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+ // A heading added later can land on an index an earlier one already used
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+ let n = 2;
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+ while (document.getElementById(id)) id = `heading-${index}-${text}-${n++}`;
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+ return id;
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+ }
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+ // (Re)build the list from the article's current headings. Headings keep the
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+ // ids they already have, so existing anchors and links stay valid.
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+ function buildToc() {
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+ headings = article.querySelectorAll('h1, h2, h3');
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+ if (headings.length === 0) {
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+ // Hide the TOC widget button if no headings
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+ if (tocButton) tocButton.style.display = 'none';
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+ tocTarget.style.display = 'none';
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+ return;
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+ }
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+ if (tocButton) tocButton.style.display = '';
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+ tocTarget.style.display = '';
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+ tocList.replaceChildren();
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+ headings.forEach((heading, index) => {
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+ // Create unique ID for the heading if it doesn't have one
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+ if (!heading.id) heading.id = headingId(heading, index);
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+ const listItem = document.createElement('li');
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+ listItem.className = `toc-${heading.tagName.toLowerCase()}`;
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+ const link = document.createElement('a');
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+ link.href = `#${heading.id}`;
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+ link.textContent = heading.textContent;
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+ link.addEventListener('click', handleTocClick);
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+ tocList.appendChild(listItem);
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+ });
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+ }
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+ document.addEventListener('ursa:content-changed', () => {
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+ buildToc();
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+ updateActiveTocItem();
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+ });
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  "author": "Andrew London <andrew@kenjura.com>",
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+ import { join } from 'path';
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+ import { mkdtemp, writeFile, mkdir, rm } from 'fs/promises';
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+ import { tmpdir } from 'os';
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+ import { renderMDX, generateHydrationScript } from '../mdxRenderer.js';
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+ beforeEach(async () => {
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+ tempDir = await mkdtemp(join(tmpdir(), 'ursa-mdx-'));
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+ await mkdir(join(tempDir, '_components'), { recursive: true });
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+ });
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+ afterEach(async () => {
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+ await rm(tempDir, { recursive: true, force: true });
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+ });
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+ async function writeComponent(name, body) {
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+ const path = join(tempDir, '_components', `${name}.jsx`);
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+ await writeFile(path, body);
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+ return path;
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+ }
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+ async function render(mdx, { hydrate = true } = {}) {
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+ const filePath = join(tempDir, 'page.mdx');
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+ await writeFile(filePath, mdx);
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+ return renderMDX({ source: mdx, filePath, sourceRoot: tempDir, hydrate });
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+ }
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+ const [n, setN] = React.useState(0);
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+ }
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+ `;
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+ describe('renderMDX islands', () => {
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+ test('wraps a component imported from the MDX in <ursa-island>', async () => {
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+ await writeComponent('Counter', COUNTER);
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+ expect(html).toContain('</ursa-island>');
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+ });
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+ test('numbers islands in document order', async () => {
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+ expect(html.indexOf('>A<')).toBeLessThan(html.indexOf('>B<'));
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+ });
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+ export default function Outer() { return <div>outer <Inner /></div>; }
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+ });
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+ });
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+ });
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+ });
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+ describe('renderMDX preload stripping', () => {
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+ test('removes React 19 hoisted <link rel="preload"> so the body starts with its heading', async () => {
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+ });
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+ describe('generateHydrationScript', () => {
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+ test('renders into a detached root and looks up islands rather than a page container', () => {
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+ const script = generateHydrationScript('return { default: function () { return null; } };');
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+ expect(script).toContain('ursa-island[data-island]');
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+ expect(script).toContain('createRoot(detached)');
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+ expect(script).not.toContain("getElementById('main-content')");
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+ });
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+ });
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@@ -47,6 +47,160 @@ function remarkAsideContainers() {
47
47
  };
48
48
  }
49
49
 
50
+ // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
51
+ // Island hydration
52
+ //
53
+ // Components imported directly into an .mdx file are wrapped in an island: the
54
+ // server renders each inside <ursa-island data-island="N">, and the client
55
+ // hydrates each of those elements as its own React root. The markdown around
56
+ // them is never handed to React, so the template is free to restructure it
57
+ // (sectionify.js wraps H1 sections, breadcrumbs are injected, etc.) without
58
+ // causing a hydration mismatch. See docs/changes/island-hydration.md.
59
+ // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
60
+
61
+ const ISLAND_MODULE = "ursa:island";
62
+ const ISLAND_NAMESPACE = "ursa-island";
63
+ const ISLAND_RUNTIME_NAMESPACE = "ursa-island-runtime";
64
+ const ISLAND_TAG = "ursa-island";
65
+
66
+ // Extensions that are wrapped when imported from the .mdx entry. .js/.ts are
67
+ // only wrapped when they live in a _components/ directory, since a plain .js
68
+ // import from MDX is as likely to be data or a helper as a component.
69
+ const ISLAND_COMPONENT_EXTS = new Set([".jsx", ".tsx"]);
70
+ const ISLAND_COMPONENT_DIR_EXTS = new Set([".js", ".ts"]);
71
+
72
+ /**
73
+ * Source of the `ursa:island` virtual module. Both variants assign island ids
74
+ * with a lazy useState initializer so each mount takes exactly one id, in tree
75
+ * order — which is what lets the client match the server's numbering.
76
+ */
77
+ function islandRuntimeSource(platform) {
78
+ const shared = `
79
+ import React from 'react';
80
+ let counter = 0;
81
+ function useIslandId() {
82
+ const [id] = React.useState(() => counter++);
83
+ return id;
84
+ }
85
+ `;
86
+ if (platform === "node") {
87
+ return `${shared}
88
+ export function island(Component, name) {
89
+ if (typeof Component !== 'function') return Component;
90
+ function Island(props) {
91
+ const id = useIslandId();
92
+ return React.createElement(
93
+ ${JSON.stringify(ISLAND_TAG)},
94
+ { 'data-island': String(id), 'data-component': name, style: { display: 'contents' } },
95
+ React.createElement(Component, props)
96
+ );
97
+ }
98
+ Island.displayName = 'Island(' + name + ')';
99
+ return Island;
100
+ }
101
+ `;
102
+ }
103
+ return `${shared}
104
+ import * as ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
105
+ export function island(Component, name) {
106
+ if (typeof Component !== 'function') return Component;
107
+ function Island(props) {
108
+ const id = useIslandId();
109
+ React.useEffect(() => {
110
+ const target = document.querySelector(${JSON.stringify(ISLAND_TAG)} + '[data-island="' + id + '"]');
111
+ if (!target) {
112
+ console.warn('[ursa] island #' + id + ' (' + name + ') not found in document; skipping hydration');
113
+ return undefined;
114
+ }
115
+ const root = ReactDOM.hydrateRoot(target, React.createElement(Component, props));
116
+ return () => root.unmount();
117
+ }, []);
118
+ return null;
119
+ }
120
+ Island.displayName = 'Island(' + name + ')';
121
+ return Island;
122
+ }
123
+ `;
124
+ }
125
+
126
+ function isIslandCandidate(resolvedPath) {
127
+ const ext = extname(resolvedPath);
128
+ if (ISLAND_COMPONENT_EXTS.has(ext)) return true;
129
+ if (ISLAND_COMPONENT_DIR_EXTS.has(ext)) {
130
+ return resolvedPath.split(sep).includes("_components");
131
+ }
132
+ return false;
133
+ }
134
+
135
+ /**
136
+ * esbuild plugin that turns direct component imports of the .mdx entry into
137
+ * islands. Must be registered ahead of mdx-bundler's own resolvers so it sees
138
+ * the import first; it defers to them (via build.resolve) for the actual lookup.
139
+ */
140
+ function islandPlugin(platform) {
141
+ return {
142
+ name: "ursa-island",
143
+ setup(build) {
144
+ // The runtime module itself
145
+ build.onResolve({ filter: /^ursa:island$/ }, () => ({
146
+ path: ISLAND_MODULE,
147
+ namespace: ISLAND_RUNTIME_NAMESPACE,
148
+ }));
149
+ build.onLoad({ filter: /.*/, namespace: ISLAND_RUNTIME_NAMESPACE }, () => ({
150
+ contents: islandRuntimeSource(platform),
151
+ loader: "js",
152
+ resolveDir: process.cwd(),
153
+ }));
154
+
155
+ // Imports from the .mdx entry
156
+ build.onResolve({ filter: /.*/ }, async (args) => {
157
+ if (args.pluginData?.ursaIsland) return undefined; // our own build.resolve
158
+ if (args.namespace !== "file" || !args.importer.endsWith(".mdx")) return undefined;
159
+ if (args.path === ISLAND_MODULE || /^react(\/|$)|^react-dom(\/|$)/.test(args.path)) return undefined;
160
+
161
+ const resolved = await build.resolve(args.path, {
162
+ importer: args.importer,
163
+ resolveDir: args.resolveDir,
164
+ kind: args.kind,
165
+ pluginData: { ursaIsland: true },
166
+ });
167
+ if (resolved.errors.length > 0 || resolved.external || resolved.namespace !== "file") return undefined;
168
+ if (!isIslandCandidate(resolved.path)) return undefined;
169
+
170
+ return {
171
+ path: resolved.path,
172
+ namespace: ISLAND_NAMESPACE,
173
+ pluginData: { name: args.path.split("/").pop().replace(/\.[jt]sx?$/, "") },
174
+ };
175
+ });
176
+ build.onLoad({ filter: /.*/, namespace: ISLAND_NAMESPACE }, (args) => {
177
+ const real = JSON.stringify(args.path);
178
+ const name = JSON.stringify(args.pluginData?.name || "Component");
179
+ return {
180
+ contents: `
181
+ import __ursaInner from ${real};
182
+ export * from ${real};
183
+ import { island } from ${JSON.stringify(ISLAND_MODULE)};
184
+ export default island(__ursaInner, ${name});
185
+ `,
186
+ loader: "js",
187
+ resolveDir: dirname(args.path),
188
+ };
189
+ });
190
+ },
191
+ };
192
+ }
193
+
194
+ /**
195
+ * React 19's renderToString hoists a <link rel="preload"> for images ahead of
196
+ * the content. It carries the un-rewritten relative href (so it preloads
197
+ * nothing useful) and, sitting before the first <h1>, defeats the template's
198
+ * "body starts with a heading" check, which then injects a duplicate title.
199
+ */
200
+ function stripHoistedPreloads(html) {
201
+ return html.replace(/<link rel="preload"[^>]*>/g, "");
202
+ }
203
+
50
204
  /**
51
205
  * Find _components directories by walking up from the MDX file to the source root.
52
206
  * Returns paths from most specific (nearest) to most general (root).
@@ -121,7 +275,10 @@ export async function renderMDX({ source, filePath, sourceRoot, hydrate = false
121
275
  const parentDirs = componentDirs.map(d => dirname(d));
122
276
  options.nodePaths = [...(options.nodePaths || []), ...parentDirs];
123
277
  }
124
-
278
+
279
+ // Island plugin goes first so it sees component imports before mdx-bundler's resolvers
280
+ options.plugins = [islandPlugin(platform), ...(options.plugins || [])];
281
+
125
282
  return options;
126
283
  };
127
284
 
@@ -170,7 +327,7 @@ export async function renderMDX({ source, filePath, sourceRoot, hydrate = false
170
327
  const Component = getMDXComponent(serverCode);
171
328
 
172
329
  // Render to HTML with hydration markers (renderToString vs renderToStaticMarkup)
173
- const html = renderToString(React.createElement(Component));
330
+ const html = stripHoistedPreloads(renderToString(React.createElement(Component)));
174
331
 
175
332
  // If hydration is not requested, return without client code
176
333
  if (!hydrate) {
@@ -279,11 +436,18 @@ function formatMDXError(error, filePath) {
279
436
  * @param {string} publicDir - Absolute path to the output public/ directory
280
437
  * @returns {Promise<void>}
281
438
  */
439
+ // Bump when the runtime's contents change; an older runtime left in
440
+ // output/public/ is then rebuilt instead of reused.
441
+ const REACT_RUNTIME_MARKER = 'ursa-react-runtime/2';
442
+
282
443
  export async function buildReactRuntime(publicDir) {
283
444
  const outfile = join(publicDir, 'react-runtime.js');
284
445
 
285
- // Skip rebuild if already exists (for incremental builds)
286
- if (existsSync(outfile)) return;
446
+ // Skip rebuild if an up-to-date runtime already exists (for incremental builds)
447
+ if (existsSync(outfile)) {
448
+ const existing = await readFile(outfile, 'utf8');
449
+ if (existing.includes(REACT_RUNTIME_MARKER)) return;
450
+ }
287
451
 
288
452
  await mkdir(publicDir, { recursive: true });
289
453
 
@@ -292,11 +456,12 @@ export async function buildReactRuntime(publicDir) {
292
456
  contents: `
293
457
  import React from 'react';
294
458
  import * as ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
295
- import { hydrateRoot } from 'react-dom/client';
459
+ import { hydrateRoot, createRoot } from 'react-dom/client';
296
460
  import * as _jsx_runtime from 'react/jsx-runtime';
297
461
  window.React = React;
298
- window.ReactDOM = { ...ReactDOM, hydrateRoot };
462
+ window.ReactDOM = { ...ReactDOM, hydrateRoot, createRoot };
299
463
  window._jsx_runtime = _jsx_runtime;
464
+ window.__ursaReactRuntime = ${JSON.stringify(REACT_RUNTIME_MARKER)};
300
465
  `,
301
466
  resolveDir: dirname(new URL(import.meta.url).pathname),
302
467
  loader: 'js',
@@ -313,12 +478,17 @@ export async function buildReactRuntime(publicDir) {
313
478
  /**
314
479
  * Generate the hydration script tags for an MDX page.
315
480
  * References the locally-built React runtime instead of CDN.
316
- *
481
+ *
482
+ * The bundled MDX module is rendered into a detached root purely to run the
483
+ * component tree: every island in it hydrates its own <ursa-island> element in
484
+ * the live document (see islandRuntimeSource). Nothing outside those elements
485
+ * is handed to React, so the template's DOM post-processing (sectionify,
486
+ * breadcrumbs, TOC) cannot cause a hydration mismatch.
487
+ *
317
488
  * @param {string} clientCode - The bundled MDX client code from renderMDX
318
- * @param {string} [containerId='main-content'] - The ID of the container element to hydrate
319
489
  * @returns {string} HTML script tags to include in the page
320
490
  */
321
- export function generateHydrationScript(clientCode, containerId = 'main-content') {
491
+ export function generateHydrationScript(clientCode) {
322
492
  // Escape the code for embedding in a script tag
323
493
  const escapedCode = clientCode
324
494
  .replace(/\\/g, '\\\\')
@@ -330,7 +500,7 @@ export function generateHydrationScript(clientCode, containerId = 'main-content'
330
500
  <!-- React runtime for MDX hydration (built from node_modules) -->
331
501
  <script src="/public/react-runtime.js"></script>
332
502
 
333
- <!-- MDX Hydration -->
503
+ <!-- MDX island hydration -->
334
504
  <script>
335
505
  (function() {
336
506
  // getMDXComponent: matches mdx-bundler/client calling convention.
@@ -344,23 +514,30 @@ export function generateHydrationScript(clientCode, containerId = 'main-content'
344
514
  var mdxExport = fn(React, ReactDOM, _jsx_runtime);
345
515
  return mdxExport.default;
346
516
  }
347
-
348
- // Hydrate when DOM is ready
517
+
518
+ // Hydrate when DOM is ready. Running after the template's own
519
+ // DOMContentLoaded handlers is fine: islands are found by id, so it
520
+ // does not matter where sectionify has moved them.
349
521
  function hydrate() {
350
522
  try {
351
- var container = document.getElementById('${containerId}');
352
- if (!container) {
353
- console.error('MDX hydration: container #${containerId} not found');
523
+ if (!window.ReactDOM || !window.ReactDOM.createRoot) {
524
+ console.error('MDX hydration: React runtime not loaded');
525
+ return;
526
+ }
527
+ var islands = document.querySelectorAll('${ISLAND_TAG}[data-island]');
528
+ if (islands.length === 0) {
529
+ console.log('MDX hydration: no islands on this page');
354
530
  return;
355
531
  }
356
-
532
+
357
533
  // MDX bundled code (compiled by mdx-bundler)
358
534
  var mdxCode = \`${escapedCode}\`;
359
535
  var Component = getMDXComponent(mdxCode);
360
-
361
- // Use hydrateRoot (React 18+)
362
- window.ReactDOM.hydrateRoot(container, window.React.createElement(Component));
363
- console.log('MDX hydration complete');
536
+
537
+ // Render into a detached root; each island hydrates itself in place.
538
+ var detached = document.createElement('div');
539
+ window.ReactDOM.createRoot(detached).render(window.React.createElement(Component));
540
+ console.log('MDX hydration: ' + islands.length + ' island(s)');
364
541
  } catch (err) {
365
542
  console.error('MDX hydration error:', err);
366
543
  }
@@ -0,0 +1,139 @@
1
+ import { execFile } from "child_process";
2
+ import { promisify } from "util";
3
+ import { realpath, stat } from "fs/promises";
4
+ import { relative, resolve, sep } from "path";
5
+
6
+ const execFileAsync = promisify(execFile);
7
+
8
+ // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
9
+ // When was a source document last edited?
10
+ //
11
+ // The recent-activity feed needs a per-document "last edited" time that does
12
+ // not depend on when ursa happened to run. Two sources, in order:
13
+ //
14
+ // 1. git: the commit date of the last commit that touched the file. One
15
+ // `git log --name-only` pass over the source directory yields every file's
16
+ // latest commit in a single process, which is far cheaper than a `git log`
17
+ // per file. Files with uncommitted changes (per `git status`) are taken
18
+ // from the working tree instead, since the commit time predates the edit.
19
+ // 2. filesystem mtime, for sources that are not in a git work tree, files git
20
+ // does not know about, and the uncommitted files above.
21
+ //
22
+ // A shallow clone (CI checkouts default to depth 1) truncates history, so
23
+ // every file appears to have been edited in the one fetched commit. That is
24
+ // detected and warned about; the fix is on the checkout side (fetch-depth: 0).
25
+ // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
26
+
27
+ async function git(cwd, args) {
28
+ const { stdout } = await execFileAsync("git", ["-C", cwd, ...args], {
29
+ maxBuffer: 64 * 1024 * 1024,
30
+ });
31
+ return stdout;
32
+ }
33
+
34
+ /**
35
+ * Parse `git log --format=%x00%ct --name-only` output into a map of
36
+ * repo-relative path → last-commit time in ms. The log is newest-first, so the
37
+ * first commit a path appears under is its latest.
38
+ * @param {string} log
39
+ * @returns {Map<string, number>}
40
+ */
41
+ export function parseGitLog(log) {
42
+ const times = new Map();
43
+ let current = 0;
44
+ for (const line of log.split("\n")) {
45
+ if (line.startsWith("\0")) {
46
+ current = Number(line.slice(1)) * 1000;
47
+ } else if (line && !times.has(line)) {
48
+ times.set(line, current);
49
+ }
50
+ }
51
+ return times;
52
+ }
53
+
54
+ /**
55
+ * Parse `git status --porcelain -z` output into the set of repo-relative paths
56
+ * with uncommitted changes (modified, added, untracked, renamed — any status).
57
+ * @param {string} status
58
+ * @returns {Set<string>}
59
+ */
60
+ export function parseGitStatus(status) {
61
+ const dirty = new Set();
62
+ const entries = status.split("\0");
63
+ for (let i = 0; i < entries.length; i++) {
64
+ const entry = entries[i];
65
+ if (entry.length < 4) continue;
66
+ const code = entry.slice(0, 2);
67
+ dirty.add(entry.slice(3));
68
+ // A rename entry ("R new\0old") is followed by the original path
69
+ if (code[0] === "R" || code[0] === "C") i++;
70
+ }
71
+ return dirty;
72
+ }
73
+
74
+ /**
75
+ * Build a lookup of last-edited times for files under `sourceDir`.
76
+ *
77
+ * @param {string} sourceDir - Absolute path to the source directory
78
+ * @param {object} [options]
79
+ * @param {(msg: string) => void} [options.log] - Receives one-line status/warnings
80
+ * @returns {Promise<{ get: (file: string) => Promise<number>, source: 'git'|'mtime' }>}
81
+ */
82
+ export async function buildSourceTimestampIndex(sourceDir, { log = () => {} } = {}) {
83
+ const dir = resolve(sourceDir);
84
+
85
+ async function mtime(file) {
86
+ try {
87
+ return (await stat(file)).mtimeMs;
88
+ } catch {
89
+ return 0;
90
+ }
91
+ }
92
+
93
+ // git reports the real path of the work tree; resolve symlinks (macOS
94
+ // /var → /private/var, for one) so paths line up with what git prints.
95
+ let realDir = dir;
96
+ let toplevel = null;
97
+ try {
98
+ realDir = await realpath(dir);
99
+ toplevel = (await git(realDir, ["rev-parse", "--show-toplevel"])).trim();
100
+ } catch {
101
+ // Not a git work tree, or git is not installed
102
+ }
103
+ if (!toplevel) {
104
+ return { get: mtime, source: "mtime" };
105
+ }
106
+
107
+ let committed;
108
+ let dirty;
109
+ const relSource = relative(toplevel, realDir) || ".";
110
+ try {
111
+ const [logOut, statusOut, shallow] = await Promise.all([
112
+ git(toplevel, ["log", "--format=%x00%ct", "--name-only", "--", relSource]),
113
+ git(toplevel, ["status", "--porcelain", "-z", "--untracked-files=all", "--", relSource]),
114
+ git(toplevel, ["rev-parse", "--is-shallow-repository"]),
115
+ ]);
116
+ committed = parseGitLog(logOut);
117
+ dirty = parseGitStatus(statusOut);
118
+ if (shallow.trim() === "true") {
119
+ log(
120
+ "⚠️ Source is a shallow git clone: every document appears last edited in the one fetched commit, " +
121
+ "so recent activity will be inaccurate. Fetch full history (e.g. actions/checkout fetch-depth: 0)."
122
+ );
123
+ }
124
+ } catch (e) {
125
+ log(`⚠️ git history unavailable (${e.message.split("\n")[0]}); using file mtimes for recent activity`);
126
+ return { get: mtime, source: "mtime" };
127
+ }
128
+
129
+ return {
130
+ source: "git",
131
+ async get(file) {
132
+ // Repo-relative path as git prints it: forward slashes on every platform
133
+ const fromSource = relative(dir, resolve(file));
134
+ const rel = (relSource === "." ? fromSource : `${relSource}/${fromSource}`).split(sep).join("/");
135
+ if (dirty.has(rel) || !committed.has(rel)) return mtime(file);
136
+ return committed.get(rel);
137
+ },
138
+ };
139
+ }
@@ -56,56 +56,10 @@ export function getAndIncrementBuildId(sourceDir) {
56
56
  const newBuildId = currentBuildId + 1;
57
57
 
58
58
  config.buildId = newBuildId;
59
+ // Dropped in 0.96.0: last-edited times now come from git/mtime, not the
60
+ // build. Remove the stale map so it stops taking up the file.
61
+ delete config.contentTimestamps;
59
62
  saveUrsaConfig(sourceDir, config);
60
63
 
61
64
  return newBuildId;
62
65
  }
63
-
64
- /**
65
- * Load content timestamps from .ursa.json
66
- * These track when each file's content actually changed (not filesystem mtime)
67
- * @param {string} sourceDir - The source directory path
68
- * @returns {Map<string, number>} Map of relative file paths to timestamps
69
- */
70
- export function loadContentTimestamps(sourceDir) {
71
- const config = loadUrsaConfig(sourceDir);
72
- const timestamps = config.contentTimestamps || {};
73
- return new Map(Object.entries(timestamps));
74
- }
75
-
76
- /**
77
- * Save content timestamps to .ursa.json
78
- * @param {string} sourceDir - The source directory path
79
- * @param {Map<string, number>} timestampMap - Map of relative file paths to timestamps
80
- */
81
- export function saveContentTimestamps(sourceDir, timestampMap) {
82
- const config = loadUrsaConfig(sourceDir);
83
- config.contentTimestamps = Object.fromEntries(timestampMap);
84
- saveUrsaConfig(sourceDir, config);
85
- }
86
-
87
- /**
88
- * Update the content timestamp for a single file
89
- * @param {string} sourceDir - The source directory path
90
- * @param {string} relativePath - The relative file path
91
- * @param {number} timestamp - The timestamp when content changed
92
- */
93
- export function updateContentTimestamp(sourceDir, relativePath, timestamp) {
94
- const config = loadUrsaConfig(sourceDir);
95
- if (!config.contentTimestamps) {
96
- config.contentTimestamps = {};
97
- }
98
- config.contentTimestamps[relativePath] = timestamp;
99
- saveUrsaConfig(sourceDir, config);
100
- }
101
-
102
- /**
103
- * Get the content timestamp for a file, or null if not tracked
104
- * @param {string} sourceDir - The source directory path
105
- * @param {string} relativePath - The relative file path
106
- * @returns {number|null} The timestamp or null
107
- */
108
- export function getContentTimestamp(sourceDir, relativePath) {
109
- const config = loadUrsaConfig(sourceDir);
110
- return config.contentTimestamps?.[relativePath] || null;
111
- }
@@ -28,7 +28,8 @@ import {
28
28
  markInactiveLinks,
29
29
  resolveRelativeUrls,
30
30
  } from "../helper/linkValidator.js";
31
- import { getAndIncrementBuildId, loadContentTimestamps, saveContentTimestamps, updateContentTimestamp } from "../helper/ursaConfig.js";
31
+ import { getAndIncrementBuildId } from "../helper/ursaConfig.js";
32
+ import { buildSourceTimestampIndex } from "../helper/sourceTimestamps.js";
32
33
  import { extractSections } from "../helper/sectionExtractor.js";
33
34
  import { renderFile, renderFileAsync, terminateParserPool } from "../helper/fileRenderer.js";
34
35
  import { buildReactRuntime } from "../helper/mdxRenderer.js";
@@ -418,11 +419,11 @@ export async function generate({
418
419
  progress.stopTimer('Cache');
419
420
  }
420
421
 
421
- // Load content timestamps from .ursa.json (survives --clean)
422
- // These track when content actually changed, not filesystem mtime
423
- const contentTimestamps = loadContentTimestamps(source);
424
- const buildTimestamp = Date.now();
425
- progress.logTimed(`Loaded ${contentTimestamps.size} content timestamps`);
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+ // Last-edited times for the recent-activity feed come from git history (or
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+ // file mtimes outside git), never from when ursa ran, so --clean cannot
424
+ // stamp every document with the build time.
425
+ const sourceTimestamps = await buildSourceTimestampIndex(source, { log: (m) => progress.log(m) });
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+ progress.logTimed(`Source timestamps: ${sourceTimestamps.source}`);
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427
  profiler.endPhase('Load cache');
427
428
 
428
429
  // Phase: Copy meta/public files
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673
674
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674
675
  });
675
676
 
676
- // Collect timestamp for recent activity tracking
677
- // Use stored content timestamp if available, otherwise fall back to file mtime
678
- // Content timestamps track when content actually changed, not filesystem mtime
679
- const storedTimestamp = contentTimestamps.get(relativePath);
680
- let activityTimestamp = storedTimestamp;
681
- if (!activityTimestamp) {
682
- // No stored timestamp - use file mtime as initial value
683
- try {
684
- const fileStat = await stat(file);
685
- activityTimestamp = fileStat.mtimeMs;
686
- } catch (e) {
687
- activityTimestamp = 0;
688
- }
689
- }
677
+ // Collect last-edited time for recent activity tracking
690
678
  recentActivity.push({
691
679
  title: title,
692
680
  url: searchUrl,
693
- mtime: activityTimestamp
681
+ mtime: await sourceTimestamps.get(file)
694
682
  });
695
683
 
696
684
  // Check if a corresponding .html file already exists in source directory
@@ -1040,14 +1028,6 @@ export async function generate({
1040
1028
 
1041
1029
  // Update the content hash for this file
1042
1030
  updateHash(file, rawBody, hashCache);
1043
-
1044
- // Update content timestamp since this file was regenerated (content changed)
1045
- contentTimestamps.set(relativePath, buildTimestamp);
1046
- // Also update the recentActivity entry we pushed earlier with the new timestamp
1047
- const activityEntry = recentActivity.find(e => e.url === searchUrl);
1048
- if (activityEntry) {
1049
- activityEntry.mtime = buildTimestamp;
1050
- }
1051
1031
  } catch (e) {
1052
1032
  progress.log(`Error processing ${file}: ${e.message}`);
1053
1033
  errors.push({ file, phase: 'article-generation', error: e });
@@ -1371,12 +1351,6 @@ export async function generate({
1371
1351
  await saveHashCache(source, hashCache);
1372
1352
  }
1373
1353
 
1374
- // Save content timestamps to .ursa.json (tracks when content actually changed)
1375
- if (contentTimestamps.size > 0) {
1376
- saveContentTimestamps(source, contentTimestamps);
1377
- progress.log(`Saved ${contentTimestamps.size} content timestamps`);
1378
- }
1379
-
1380
1354
  // Persist the dependency tracker so hash-skipped documents keep their
1381
1355
  // edges on the next warm start (invalidation plans stay accurate).
1382
1356
  //
@@ -1859,9 +1833,10 @@ export async function regenerateSingleFile(changedFile, {
1859
1833
  // Update hash cache
1860
1834
  updateHash(changedFile, rawBody, hashCache);
1861
1835
 
1862
- // Update recent-activity.json with this file's new content timestamp
1836
+ // Update recent-activity.json with this file's last-edited time
1863
1837
  try {
1864
- const now = Date.now();
1838
+ const sourceTimestamps = await buildSourceTimestampIndex(source);
1839
+ const now = await sourceTimestamps.get(changedFile);
1865
1840
  const recentActivityPath = join(output, 'public', 'recent-activity.json');
1866
1841
  let recentActivity = [];
1867
1842
  try {
@@ -1870,16 +1845,11 @@ export async function regenerateSingleFile(changedFile, {
1870
1845
  } catch (e) { /* no existing file, start fresh */ }
1871
1846
  // Remove old entry for this URL if present
1872
1847
  recentActivity = recentActivity.filter(r => r.url !== url);
1873
- // Add updated entry with current timestamp (content changed now)
1874
1848
  recentActivity.push({ title, url, mtime: now });
1875
1849
  // Sort by mtime descending, keep top 10
1876
1850
  recentActivity.sort((a, b) => b.mtime - a.mtime);
1877
1851
  recentActivity = recentActivity.slice(0, 10);
1878
1852
  await outputFile(recentActivityPath, JSON.stringify(recentActivity));
1879
-
1880
- // Also update content timestamp in .ursa.json for persistence
1881
- const relativePath = '/' + changedFile.replace(source, '').replace(/\.(md|mdx|txt|yml)$/, '.html');
1882
- updateContentTimestamp(source, relativePath, now);
1883
1853
  } catch (e) {
1884
1854
  // ignore recent activity update errors
1885
1855
  }