@lowdefy/docs-content 0.0.0-experimental-20260910082708 → 6.0.0

package/content/connections/mongodb.md

@@ -34,15 +34,12 @@ The `MongoDBCollection` connection sets up a connection to a MongoDB deployment.
 
 >Since the connection URI contains authentication secrets, it should be stored using the [`_secret`](operators/secret.md) operator.
 
-When the connection has a `changeLog` collection, all write requests log a change record to that collection. The record contains the request arguments, the request context (`blockId`, `pageId`, `requestId`, `connectionId`, `payload`), a `timestamp`, the request `type`, the connection's `changeLog.meta` value, and either the driver response or `before`/`after` document snapshots (for `MongoDBUpdateOne`, `MongoDBVersionedUpdateOne` and `MongoDBDeleteOne`). The response shape of every request stays the same whether or not a log collection is configured.
+When using MongoDBUpdateOne and MongoDBDeleteOne requests, take note that the responses differ if the connection has a log collection.
 
 #### Properties
 - `databaseUri: string`: __Required__ - Connection uri string for the MongoDb deployment. Should be stored using the [_secret](operators/secret.md) operator.
 - `databaseName: string`: Default: Database specified in connection string - The name of the database in the MongoDB deployment.
 - `collection: string`: __Required__ - The name of the MongoDB collection.
-- `changeLog: object`: Log all changes made by write requests to a log collection.
-  - `collection: string`: __Required__ - The name of the collection change log records are written to.
-  - `meta: object`: Additional data to include in every change log record, for example the user making the change.
 - `read: boolean`: Default: `true` - Allow read operations like find on the collection.
 - `write: boolean`: Default: `false` - Allow write operations like update on the collection.
 - `options: object`: See the [driver documentation](https://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/4.0/interfaces/mongoclientoptions.html) for more information.
@@ -108,13 +105,10 @@ Request types:
   - MongoDBDeleteOne
   - MongoDBFind
   - MongoDBFindOne
-  - MongoDBInsertConsecutiveId
   - MongoDBInsertMany
-  - MongoDBInsertManyConsecutiveIds
   - MongoDBInsertOne
   - MongoDBUpdateMany
   - MongoDBUpdateOne
-  - MongoDBVersionedUpdateOne
 
 
 ### MongoDBAggregation
@@ -297,7 +291,7 @@ requests:
 ### MongoDBDeleteOne
 
 The `MongoDBDeleteOne` request deletes a single document in the collection specified in the connectionId. It requires a filter, which is written in the query syntax, to select a document to delete. It will delete the first document that matches the filter.
-> When the connection has a log collection, a findOneAndDelete operation is performed instead of the standard deleteOne operation so the deleted document can be captured in the change log. The response shape is the same in both cases.
+> MongoDBDeleteOne response differs when the connection has a log collection. When a log collection is set on the connection, a findOneAndDelete operation is performed compared to the standard deleteOne operation.
 
 #### Properties
 - `filter: object`: __Required__ - The filter used to select the document to update.
@@ -471,34 +465,6 @@ requests:
           _payload: _id
 ```
 
-### MongoDBInsertConsecutiveId
-
-The `MongoDBInsertConsecutiveId` request inserts a single document into the collection specified in the connectionId, assigning a sequential, human-readable `_id` like `INV0001`. The id is built from a prefix and the next consecutive number for that prefix, zero-padded to `length` digits. The id read and the insert run inside a transaction so concurrent requests cannot claim the same id.
-
-> Transactions require MongoDB to run as a replica set. Standalone deployments are not supported by this request.
-
-#### Properties
-- `doc: object`: __Required__ - The document to be inserted. The `_id` is assigned by the request.
-- `prefix: string`: __Required__ - Prefix to add to the id, for example `INV`.
-- `length: number`: The numeric part of the id is zero-padded to this number of digits. If omitted, the number is not padded.
-- `options: object`: Optional settings passed to the insert. See the [driver documentation](https://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/4.0/classes/collection.html#insertone) for more information.
-
-#### Examples
-
-###### Insert an invoice with a sequential id (INV0001, INV0002, ...):
-```yaml
-requests:
-  - id: insert_invoice
-    type: MongoDBInsertConsecutiveId
-    connectionId: my_mongodb_collection_id
-    properties:
-      prefix: INV
-      length: 4
-      doc:
-        amount:
-          _state: amount
-```
-
 ### MongoDBInsertMany
 
 The `MongoDBInsertMany` request inserts an array of documents into the collection specified in the connectionId. If a `_id` field is not specified on a document, a MongoDB `ObjectID` will be generated.
@@ -546,33 +512,6 @@ requests:
 
 ```
 
-### MongoDBInsertManyConsecutiveIds
-
-The `MongoDBInsertManyConsecutiveIds` request inserts an array of documents into the collection specified in the connectionId, assigning each document a sequential, human-readable `_id` like `INV0001`. Ids continue from the highest existing id for the prefix. The id read and the insert run inside a transaction so concurrent requests cannot claim the same ids.
-
-> Transactions require MongoDB to run as a replica set. Standalone deployments are not supported by this request.
-
-#### Properties
-- `docs: object[]`: __Required__ - The documents to be inserted. The `_id` values are assigned by the request.
-- `prefix: string`: __Required__ - Prefix to add to the ids, for example `INV`.
-- `length: number`: The numeric part of each id is zero-padded to this number of digits. If omitted, the numbers are not padded.
-- `options: object`: Optional settings passed to the insert. See the [driver documentation](https://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/4.0/classes/collection.html#insertmany) for more information.
-
-#### Examples
-
-###### Insert order lines with sequential ids:
-```yaml
-requests:
-  - id: insert_order_lines
-    type: MongoDBInsertManyConsecutiveIds
-    connectionId: my_mongodb_collection_id
-    properties:
-      prefix: LINE
-      length: 6
-      docs:
-        _state: order_lines
-```
-
 ### MongoDBInsertOne
 
 The `MongoDBInsertOne` request inserts a document into the collection specified in the connectionId. If a `_id` field is not specified, a MongoDB `ObjectID` will be generated.
@@ -680,15 +619,11 @@ requests:
 ### MongoDBUpdateOne
 
 The `MongoDBUpdateOne` request updates a single document in the collection specified in the connectionId. It requires a filter, which is written in the query syntax, to select a document to update. It will update the first document that matches the filter. If the `upsert` option is set to true, it will insert a new document if no document is found to update.
-
-If no document matches the filter, the request throws `No matching record to update.` — a silent no-op update usually indicates a bug. Set `disableNoMatchError: true` on the request to restore the pre-5.5.0 behavior of returning `matchedCount: 0`. Requests with the `upsert` option never throw this error. Running `lowdefy upgrade` adds `disableNoMatchError: true` to existing requests so upgraded apps keep their behavior.
-
-> When the connection has a log collection, a findOneAndUpdate operation is performed instead of the standard updateOne operation so before and after document snapshots can be captured in the change log. The response shape is the same in both cases.
+> MongoDBUpdateOne response differs when the connection has a log collection. When a log collection is set on the connection, a findOneAndUpdate operation is performed compared to the standard updateOne operation.
 
 #### Properties
 - `filter: object`: __Required__ - The filter used to select the document to update.
 - `update: object | object[]`: __Required__ - The update operations to be applied to the document.
-- `disableNoMatchError: boolean`: Default: `false` - Do not throw an error when no document matches the filter.
 - `options: object`: Optional settings. See the [driver documentation](https://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/4.0/classes/collection.html#updateone) for more information. Supported settings are:
   - `arrayFilters: object[]`: _Array_ - Array filters for the [`$[<identifier>]`](https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/operator/update/positional-filtered/) array update operator.
   - `authdb: string`: Specifies the authentication information to be used.
@@ -757,47 +692,6 @@ requests:
             _date: now
 ```
 
-### MongoDBVersionedUpdateOne
-
-The `MongoDBVersionedUpdateOne` request updates a single document while preserving the previous version. The matched document is re-inserted under a new `_id`, and the update is applied to the new copy — so the collection keeps a full version history of the document.
-
-If no document matches the filter, the request throws `No matching record to update.`. Set `disableNoMatchError: true` on the request to suppress the error. Requests with the `upsert` update option never throw this error.
-
-> The version insert and the update are separate operations, not a transaction. If the update fails, the inserted version copy remains in the collection.
-
-> When the connection has a log collection, a findOneAndUpdate operation is performed instead of the standard updateOne operation so before and after document snapshots can be captured in the change log. The response shape is the same in both cases.
-
-#### Properties
-- `filter: object`: __Required__ - The filter used to select the document to version and update.
-- `update: object | object[]`: __Required__ - The update operations to be applied to the new copy of the document.
-- `disableNoMatchError: boolean`: Default: `false` - Do not throw an error when no document matches the filter.
-- `options: object`: Optional settings for each underlying operation:
-  - `find: object`: Options for the find one operation. See the [driver documentation](https://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/4.0/classes/collection.html#findone).
-  - `insert: object`: Options for the insert one operation that creates the version copy. See the [driver documentation](https://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/4.0/classes/collection.html#insertone).
-  - `update: object`: Options for the update operation. See the [driver documentation](https://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/4.0/classes/collection.html#updateone).
-
-#### Examples
-
-###### Update a document, keeping the previous version:
-```yaml
-requests:
-  - id: versioned_update
-    type: MongoDBVersionedUpdateOne
-    connectionId: my_mongodb_collection_id
-    payload:
-      doc_id:
-        _state: doc_id
-    properties:
-      filter:
-        doc_id:
-          _payload: doc_id
-        current: true
-      update:
-        $set:
-          status:
-            _state: status
-```
-
 ## Websockets
 
 Websocket types:
@@ -861,15 +755,3 @@ pages:
 ```
 
 The change event payload is available on `_event: messages` in `onMessage` and via the [`_websocket`](/websocket-subscriptions) operator — each message is the MongoDB change event, including `operationType`, `documentKey` and `fullDocument`.
-
-## Errors
-
-When MongoDB rejects an operation, the request fails with a `ServiceError` that carries:
-
-- `code` — the MongoDB error code, for example `11000` for a duplicate key.
-- `message` — a plain sentence naming the collection and the request type, like `MongoDB: Duplicate key on collection "orders".`
-- `hint` — a sentence saying what to do about it, for example to insert with `MongoDBUpdateOne` and `upsert: true`, to add an index covering the filter, or to grant the database user a role.
-
-The driver's own message is never sent to the browser — it can quote values from the document that triggered the error. It is logged on the server instead, where the dev server terminal prints it under the located error line as `Caused by: MongoServerError: E11000 …`.
-
-Network, DNS and TLS failures are also `ServiceError`s, classified by the connection layer rather than by an error code.

package/content/container-blocks/collapse.md

@@ -1296,8 +1296,8 @@ Full platform access with dedicated infrastructure, custom integrations, and whi
 | `accordion` | boolean | `false` | If true, only one panel is open at a time. |
 | `activeKey` | string | - | Current panel's key. |
 | `bordered` | boolean | `true` | Toggles rendering of the border around the collapse block. |
-| `defaultActiveKey` | string \| array | - | Initial active panel key, or a list of keys, if activeKey is not set. |
-| `destroyInactivePanel` | boolean | `false` | Destroy inactive panel. Maps to antd's `destroyOnHidden`. |
+| `defaultActiveKey` | string | - | Initial active panel's key, if activeKey is not set. |
+| `destroyInactivePanel` | boolean | `false` | Destroy inactive panel. |
 | `expandIcon` | string \| object | - | Name of an React-Icon (See all icons) or properties of an Icon block for expand icon on the right of selector. |
 | `expandIconPlacement` | string | `"start"` | Set placement of the expand icon. Enum: `start`, `end`. |
 | `forceRender` | boolean | `"false"` | Force render for all panels. |

package/content/container-blocks/layout.md

@@ -590,7 +590,6 @@ Welcome to DevDocs. This guide walks you through setting up your first project.
 
 | Property | Type | Default | Description |
 | --- | --- | --- | --- |
-| `hasSider` | boolean | `false` | Lay the child blocks out in a row when the layout contains a Sider. |
 | `theme` | object | - | Antd design token overrides for this block. See [antd design tokens](https://ant.design/components/overview#design-token). |
 
 No events defined.

package/content/container-blocks/modal.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Modal
 
-Modal dialog overlay for focused content. Add `shortcut: Escape` to the `onClose` event to run custom actions when Escape is pressed. Ant Design's Modal already closes on Escape by default — the shortcut triggers your custom actions in addition to the built-in close.
+Modal dialog overlay for focused content. Add `shortcut: Escape` to the `onClose` event to run custom actions when Escape is pressed. Ant Design's Modal already closes on Escape by default — the shortcut triggers your custom actions in addition to the built-in close.
 
 This is a basic modal dialog with a title, content area, and default Ok/Cancel buttons.
 

package/content/container-blocks/pagesidebarlayout.md

@@ -411,7 +411,6 @@ Dashboard Overview
 | `/mobileMenu` | The PageSidebarLayout mobile menu. |
 | `/header` | The PageSidebarLayout header. |
 | `/headerActions` | The header actions container (notifications, profile, dark mode toggle). |
-| `/headerContent` | The PageSidebarLayout header content area (the header slot row). |
 | `/logo` | The PageSidebarLayout logo. |
 | `/notifications` | The notification bell button. |
 | `/notificationsBadge` | The notification badge wrapper. |

package/content/container-blocks/sider.md

@@ -1046,7 +1046,7 @@ Use the sidebar on the left to browse through different sections. On smaller scr
 | `initialCollapsed` | boolean | `true` | Set the initial collapsed state |
 | `reverseArrow` | boolean | `false` | Direction of arrow, for a sider that expands from the right |
 | `width` | string \| number | - | width of the sidebar |
-| `theme` | string \| object | - | The Sider color theme, light or dark, or antd design token overrides for this block. See [antd design tokens](https://ant.design/components/overview#design-token). |
+| `theme` | object | - | Antd design token overrides for this block. See [antd design tokens](https://ant.design/components/overview#design-token). |
 
 | Event | Event Data | Description |
 | --- | --- | --- |

package/content/container-blocks/spinner.md

@@ -255,7 +255,7 @@ Loading orders...
 
 | Property | Type | Default | Description |
 | --- | --- | --- | --- |
-| `size` | string \| number | - | Size of the icon spinner: small, medium, large, or a pixel number. |
+| `size` | string | - | Size of the icon spinner. Enum: `small`, `medium`, `large`. |
 
 No events defined.
 

package/content/controls/reject.md

@@ -7,9 +7,7 @@
 The `:reject` control is used to return a user-friendly error to the client when validation fails or business rules are violated.
 Unlike [`:throw`](/:throw), which indicates a system error, `:reject` represents an expected failure condition that should be communicated to the user.
 The control immediately stops routine execution and returns with a `"reject"` status.
-Importantly, `:reject` does not trigger `:catch` blocks in [`:try`](/:try) statements: the reject flows past every enclosing `:try`, so a `:catch` in an outer `:try` never runs either, while `:finally` still runs.
-This makes `:reject` ideal for handling validation and business logic errors separately from system errors.
-Choose [`:throw`](/:throw) when a step failed and the routine may recover; choose `:reject` when the routine decided the request cannot be fulfilled.
+Importantly, `:reject` does not trigger `:catch` blocks in [`:try`](/:try) statements, making it ideal for handling validation and business logic errors separately from system errors.
 
 #### Keys
 

package/content/controls/throw.md

@@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ The `:throw` control creates a system error that immediately stops routine execu
 Unlike [`:reject`](/:reject), which handles expected user errors, `:throw` is designed for unexpected system failures, programming errors, or critical issues that require attention.
 The key difference is that `:throw` can be caught and handled by [`:try`](/:try)/`:catch` blocks, while [`:reject`](/:reject) cannot.
 This makes `:throw` ideal for recoverable system errors where you might want to implement fallback logic.
-Choose `:throw` when a step failed and the routine may recover; choose [`:reject`](/:reject) when the routine decided the request cannot be fulfilled.
 
 #### Keys
 

package/content/controls/try.md

@@ -7,13 +7,12 @@
 If one control in the routine chain defined in the `:try` key fails by throwing an error, the steps in the list following the failed control will not be executed.
 To handle any errors thrown by a routine element, a routine can be provided using `catch` key.
 The routine defined using the `:finally` key will be run regardless of whether or not the routine throws an error.
-A [`:reject`](/:reject) inside the `:try` routine is __not__ caught. `:reject` is the routine's own reply — it stops the routine, returns a `"reject"` status to the caller, and flows past every enclosing `:catch`. `:finally` still runs. Use [`:throw`](/:throw) for failures a `:catch` should handle.
 
 #### Keys
 
 - `:try: routine`: __Required__ - The routine to be run.
-- `:catch: routine`: The routine to execute if any step in the routine defined errors. Runs on a thrown error only — a `:reject` is not caught.
-- `:finally: routine`: The routine to be run regardless of the out come of the initial routine. Runs on success, error and reject.
+- `:catch: routine`: The routine to execute if any step in the routine defined errors.
+- `:finally: routine`: The routine to be run regardless of the out come of the initial routine.
 
 #### Examples
 

package/content/display-blocks/aggrid.md

@@ -6,12 +6,12 @@ AG Grid data table with sorting, filtering, and row selection. Four display bloc
 
 Four display blocks share one implementation and one property schema. They differ only in how they look:
 
-| Block            | Look                                                                        |
-| ---------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| `AgGridLowdefy`  | Themed from the app's antd design tokens. **Recommended for Lowdefy apps.** |
-| `AgGridAlpine`   | AG Grid's Alpine theme, recoloured with the app's antd tokens.              |
-| `AgGridBalham`   | AG Grid's Balham theme, recoloured with the app's antd tokens. Compact.     |
-| `AgGridMaterial` | AG Grid's Material theme, recoloured with the app's antd tokens.            |
+| Block | Look |
+| --- | --- |
+| `AgGridLowdefy` | Themed from the app's antd design tokens. **Recommended for Lowdefy apps.** |
+| `AgGridAlpine` | AG Grid's Alpine theme, recoloured with the app's antd tokens. |
+| `AgGridBalham` | AG Grid's Balham theme, recoloured with the app's antd tokens. Compact. |
+| `AgGridMaterial` | AG Grid's Material theme, recoloured with the app's antd tokens. |
 
 Each has an input counterpart that holds the table data as the block's value: `AgGridLowdefyInput`, `AgGridInputAlpine`, `AgGridInputBalham` and `AgGridInputMaterial`.
 
@@ -21,11 +21,11 @@ Each has an input counterpart that holds the table data as the block's value: `A
 
 `AgGridLowdefy` and `AgGridLowdefyInput` take a `size` property, mirroring antd Table:
 
-| `size`             | Row and header height |
-| ------------------ | --------------------- |
-| `small`            | 36px                  |
-| `middle` (default) | 44px                  |
-| `large`            | 54px                  |
+| `size` | Row and header height |
+| --- | --- |
+| `small` | 36px |
+| `middle` (default) | 44px |
+| `large` | 54px |
 
 `size` changes spacing and heights only — colours and font size are identical across sizes.
 
@@ -62,13 +62,13 @@ Setting AG Grid's `--ag-*` CSS variables in a block's `style` **still works**
 
 The one thing that did change: AG Grid v33 renamed or folded away a number of the v32 `--ag-*` variables, and an override naming one of those now does nothing. The variables used in the example above map to parameters like this:
 
-| `style` key (v32 `--ag-*`)           | `themeParams` key            |
-| ------------------------------------ | ---------------------------- |
-| `--ag-header-background-color`       | `headerBackgroundColor`      |
-| `--ag-header-foreground-color`       | `headerTextColor`            |
+| `style` key (v32 `--ag-*`) | `themeParams` key |
+| --- | --- |
+| `--ag-header-background-color` | `headerBackgroundColor` |
+| `--ag-header-foreground-color` | `headerTextColor` |
 | `--ag-selected-row-background-color` | `selectedRowBackgroundColor` |
-| `--ag-row-hover-color`               | `rowHoverColor`              |
-| `--ag-border-color`                  | `borderColor`                |
+| `--ag-row-hover-color` | `rowHoverColor` |
+| `--ag-border-color` | `borderColor` |
 
 Four of those five variable names still work as-is. `--ag-header-foreground-color` is the exception: v33 renamed it to `--ag-header-text-color`, so an app still setting the old name gets no header text colour and no warning. Move it to `themeParams.headerTextColor`.
 
@@ -1320,7 +1320,7 @@ Migrate the column-level checkbox flags in the same edit — `checkboxSelection`
 | `columnDefs.$.sortable` | boolean | `false` | Set to true to allow sorting on this column. |
 | `columnDefs.$.resizable` | boolean | `false` | Set to true to allow this column should be resized. |
 | `columnDefs.$.width` | number | - | Initial width in pixels for the cell. |
-| `columnDefs.$.cellStyle` | object | - | An object of css values returning an object of css values for a particular cell. |
+| `columnDefs.$.cellStyle` | number | - | An object of css values returning an object of css values for a particular cell. |
 | `columnDefs.$.cellRenderer` | object | - | Provide your own cell Renderer function (using the `_function` operator) for this column's cells. |
 | `columnDefs.$.valueFormatter` | object \| string | - | A function (using the `_function` operator) or expression to format a value, should return a string. Not used for CSV export or copy to clipboard, only for UI cell rendering. |
 | `columnDefs.$.tooltipField` | string | - | The field of the row object to read the tooltip value from. When set, hovering a cell shows a tooltip with that value using the grid's default tooltip component. |

package/content/display-blocks/avatar.md

@@ -1109,14 +1109,14 @@ I've started on the date picker component. Quick question — should it default
 | `gap` | number | - | Letter type unit distance between left and right sides. |
 | `icon` | string \| object | - | Name of an React-Icon (See all icons) or properties of an Icon block to use an icon in avatar. |
 | `shape` | string | `"circle"` | Shape of the avatar. Enum: `circle`, `square`. |
-| `size` | string \| number \| object | `"default"` | Size of the avatar: default, small, large, a pixel number, or a responsive object of breakpoint sizes. |
+| `size` | string \| object | `"default"` | Size of the avatar; default, small, large or responsive. Enum: `default`, `small`, `large`. |
 | `src` | string | - | The address of the image for an image avatar. |
 | `group` | object | - | Render as an avatar group with multiple avatars. When set, the block renders Avatar.Group wrapping data-driven avatars. |
 | `group.maxCount` | number | - | Max avatars to show. Excess shows as "+N". |
 | `group.maxPopoverPlacement` | string | `"top"` | Placement of the overflow popover. Enum: `top`, `bottom`. |
 | `group.maxPopoverTrigger` | string | `"hover"` | Trigger mode for the overflow popover. Enum: `hover`, `click`. |
 | `group.shape` | string | - | Default shape for all avatars in the group. Enum: `circle`, `square`. |
-| `group.size` | string \| number | - | Default size for all avatars in the group: default, small, large or a pixel number. |
+| `group.size` | string \| number | - | Default size for all avatars in the group. Enum: `default`, `small`, `large`. |
 | `group.avatars` | array | - | Array of avatar configurations. |
 | `group.avatars.$.alt` | string | - | Alt text for image avatar. |
 | `group.avatars.$.color` | string | - | Background color. |

package/content/display-blocks/difflist.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # DiffList
 
-`DiffList` renders a polished, user-friendly diff between a `before` and an `after` object as a grouped table of changes. Built on `microdiff` for the diff engine and antd primitives for rendering, it groups changes by top-level key, tags each row as Added / Removed / Changed, and supports per-path value formatters (`date`, `datetime`, `boolean`, `currency`, `enum`, `json`, `code`), humanised `labels`, and `hide` / `show` glob filtering. All colours come from antd's semantic tokens so dark mode and `theme` overrides work automatically.
+`DiffList` renders a polished, user-friendly diff between a `before` and an `after` object as a grouped table of changes. Built on `microdiff` for the diff engine and antd primitives for rendering, it groups changes by top-level key, tags each row as Added / Removed / Changed, and supports per-path value formatters (`date`, `datetime`, `boolean`, `currency`, `enum`, `json`, `code`), humanised `labels`, and `hide` / `show` glob filtering. All colours come from antd's semantic tokens so dark mode and `theme` overrides work automatically.
 
 ```yaml
 - id: diff_list_profile

package/content/display-blocks/difftimeline.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # DiffTimeline
 
-`DiffTimeline` renders a diff as a vertical audit trail using Ant Design's `Timeline` component. Each change becomes a timeline entry with a colour-coded dot (green for added, red for removed, blue for changed) and a breadcrumb-style label that shows the full path to the changed field. Uses the same filtering, labelling, and per-path value formatters as `DiffList`.
+`DiffTimeline` renders a diff as a vertical audit trail using Ant Design's `Timeline` component. Each change becomes a timeline entry with a colour-coded dot (green for added, red for removed, blue for changed) and a breadcrumb-style label that shows the full path to the changed field. Uses the same filtering, labelling, and per-path value formatters as `DiffList`.
 
 ```yaml
 - id: diff_timeline_order

package/content/display-blocks/echart.md

@@ -408,41 +408,7 @@ Apache ECharts visualization with full chart configuration support.
 
 | Event | Event Data | Description |
 | --- | --- | --- |
-| `click` | \- | Trigger actions when a chart element is clicked. |
-| `dblclick` | \- | Trigger actions when a chart element is double clicked. |
-| `mousedown` | \- | Trigger actions when the mouse is pressed on a chart element. |
-| `mousemove` | \- | Trigger actions when the mouse moves over a chart element. |
-| `mouseup` | \- | Trigger actions when the mouse is released on a chart element. |
-| `mouseover` | \- | Trigger actions when the mouse enters a chart element. |
-| `mouseout` | \- | Trigger actions when the mouse leaves a chart element. |
-| `globalout` | \- | Trigger actions when the mouse leaves the chart. |
-| `contextmenu` | \- | Trigger actions on a context menu on a chart element. |
-| `highlight` | \- | Trigger actions when a chart element is highlighted. |
-| `downplay` | \- | Trigger actions when a chart element highlight is removed. |
-| `selectchanged` | \- | Trigger actions when the selected chart elements change. |
-| `legendselectchanged` | \- | Trigger actions when the legend selection changes. |
-| `legendselected` | \- | Trigger actions when a legend item is selected. |
-| `legendunselected` | \- | Trigger actions when a legend item is unselected. |
-| `legendselectall` | \- | Trigger actions when all legend items are selected. |
-| `legendinverseselect` | \- | Trigger actions when the legend selection is inverted. |
-| `legendscroll` | \- | Trigger actions when the legend is scrolled. |
-| `datazoom` | \- | Trigger actions when the data zoom range changes. |
-| `datarangeselected` | \- | Trigger actions when the visual map range is selected. |
-| `timelinechanged` | \- | Trigger actions when the timeline point changes. |
-| `timelineplaychanged` | \- | Trigger actions when timeline playback is toggled. |
-| `restore` | \- | Trigger actions when the chart is restored. |
-| `dataviewchanged` | \- | Trigger actions when the data view toolbox changes the data. |
-| `magictypechanged` | \- | Trigger actions when the magic type toolbox changes the chart type. |
-| `geoselectchanged` | \- | Trigger actions when the geo selection changes. |
-| `geoselected` | \- | Trigger actions when a geo region is selected. |
-| `geounselected` | \- | Trigger actions when a geo region is unselected. |
-| `axisareaselected` | \- | Trigger actions when a parallel axis area is selected. |
-| `brush` | \- | Trigger actions when a brush selection is made. |
-| `brushEnd` | \- | Trigger actions when a brush selection ends. |
-| `brushselected` | \- | Trigger actions when the brush selects chart elements. |
-| `globalcursortaken` | \- | Trigger actions when the global cursor is taken. |
-| `rendered` | \- | Trigger actions when the chart is rendered. |
-| `finished` | \- | Trigger actions when the chart render is finished. |
+| `click` | \- | Trigger actions when the element is clicked. |
 
 | Key | Target |
 | --- | --- |

package/content/display-blocks/menu.md

@@ -1006,7 +1006,7 @@ Learn how to configure your Lowdefy application with YAML configuration files.
 | `forceSubMenuRender` | boolean | `false` | Render submenu into DOM before it becomes visible. |
 | `subMenuCloseDelay` | number | - | Delay time to hide submenu when mouse leaves (in seconds). |
 | `subMenuOpenDelay` | number | - | Delay time to show submenu when mouse enters (in seconds). |
-| `theme` | string \| object | - | The Menu color theme, light or dark, or antd design token overrides for this block. See [antd design tokens](https://ant.design/components/overview#design-token). See [Ant Design menu tokens](https://ant.design/components/menu#design-token). |
+| `theme` | object | - | Antd design token overrides for this block. See [antd design tokens](https://ant.design/components/overview#design-token). See [Ant Design menu tokens](https://ant.design/components/menu#design-token). |
 | `theme.dropdownWidth` | number | `160` | Width of dropdown submenus. |
 | `theme.zIndexPopup` | number | `1050` | Z-index for popup submenus. |
 | `theme.itemBorderRadius` | number | `8` | Border radius for menu items. |

package/content/display-blocks/qrcode.md

@@ -404,7 +404,7 @@ Present this QR code at the entrance for check-in.
     - id: ticket_qr_row
       type: Box
       layout:
-        align: center
+        contentAlign: center
         gap: 8
       blocks:
         - id: ticket_qr
@@ -435,7 +435,7 @@ Present this QR code at the entrance for check-in.
     - id: wifi_qr_row
       type: Box
       layout:
-        align: center
+        contentAlign: center
         gap: 8
       blocks:
         - id: wifi_qr

package/content/display-blocks/s3download.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # S3Download
 
-__Deprecated__ — use the provider-neutral <a href="/Download">Download</a> block with `downloadPolicyRequestId` instead. S3Download remains as an alias so existing apps keep working. Download files from AWS S3. Requires an AwsS3Bucket connection and an AwsS3PresignedGetObject request. The s3GetPolicyRequestId property must reference the request id. If files were uploaded with S3Upload, its fileList value can be mapped directly to this block.
+__Deprecated__ — use the provider-neutral &lt;a href=&quot;/Download&quot;&gt;Download&lt;/a&gt; block with `downloadPolicyRequestId` instead. S3Download remains as an alias so existing apps keep working. Download files from AWS S3. Requires an AwsS3Bucket connection and an AwsS3PresignedGetObject request. The s3GetPolicyRequestId property must reference the request id. If files were uploaded with S3Upload, its fileList value can be mapped directly to this block.
 
 > The S3Download block requires an AwsS3Bucket connection and an AwsS3PresignedGetObject request. The examples below show configuration structure but will not download files without a configured connection.
 

package/content/display-blocks/search.md

@@ -356,6 +356,5 @@ See the [MiniSearch API docs](https://lucaong.github.io/minisearch/classes/MiniS
 | `/itemDescription` | The description/snippet in a result item. |
 | `/highlight` | Highlighted match text (<mark> elements). |
 | `/empty` | The empty state message. |
-| `/loading` | The loading spinner container. |
 
 No slots defined.

package/content/display-blocks/skeletonbutton.md

@@ -232,7 +232,6 @@ Button-shaped skeleton loading placeholder.
 
 | Property | Type | Default | Description |
 | --- | --- | --- | --- |
-| `shape` | string | `"default"` | Shape of the skeleton; round gives fully rounded ends. Enum: `default`, `round`. |
 | `size` | string | `"medium"` | Size of the skeleton. Enum: `small`, `medium`, `large`. |
 | `width` | number \| string | - | Width of the skeleton. |
 

package/content/display-blocks/skeletoninput.md

@@ -206,7 +206,6 @@ Input-shaped skeleton loading placeholder.
 
 | Property | Type | Default | Description |
 | --- | --- | --- | --- |
-| `label` | boolean | `true` | Render the label skeleton. Set to false for an input without a label. |
 | `size` | string | `"medium"` | Size of the skeleton. Enum: `small`, `medium`, `large`. |
 | `width` | number \| string | - | Width of the skeleton. |
 | `labelHeight` | number \| string | - | Height of the skeleton. |

package/content/input-blocks/buttonselector.md

@@ -892,7 +892,7 @@ Radio group styled as toggle buttons.
 | `disabled` | boolean | `false` | Disable the block if true. |
 | `options` | array | `[]` | Options can either be an array of primitive values, on an array of label, value pairs - supports html. |
 | `options.$.label` | string | - | Value label shown to user - supports html. |
-| `options.$.value` | - | - | Option value. Can be of any type. |
+| `options.$.value` | string \| number \| boolean | - | Option value. |
 | `options.$.disabled` | boolean | `false` | Disable the option if true. |
 | `options.$.style` | object | - | Css style to apply to the option. |
 | `options.$.color` | string | - | Color applied to this option when it is selected. Falls back to the block-level color when not set. |

package/content/input-blocks/checkboxselector.md

@@ -703,92 +703,16 @@ Checkbox group for selecting multiple options.
     valueKey: id
 ```
 
-```yaml
-- id: columns_two
-  type: CheckboxSelector
-  properties:
-    title: Two columns
-    columns: 2
-    options:
-      - Weekday mornings
-      - Weekday afternoons
-      - Weekday evenings
-      - Weekend mornings
-      - Weekend afternoons
-      - Weekend evenings
-- id: columns_four
-  type: CheckboxSelector
-  properties:
-    title: Four columns
-    columns: 4
-    options:
-      - January
-      - February
-      - March
-      - April
-      - May
-      - June
-      - July
-      - August
-- id: columns_responsive
-  type: CheckboxSelector
-  properties:
-    title: One column below md, three from md up
-    columns:
-      xs: 1
-      md: 3
-    options:
-      - Email
-      - SMS
-      - Push notification
-      - Webhook
-      - In-app message
-      - Weekly digest
-- id: columns_gutter
-  type: CheckboxSelector
-  properties:
-    title: Wider gutter
-    columns: 2
-    gutter:
-      - 24
-      - 12
-    options:
-      - Read
-      - Write
-      - Delete
-      - Administer
-- id: columns_per_option_color
-  type: CheckboxSelector
-  properties:
-    title: Coloured options in a grid
-    columns: 2
-    options:
-      - label: Low
-        value: low
-        color: "#16a34a"
-      - label: Medium
-        value: medium
-        color: "#d97706"
-      - label: High
-        value: high
-        color: "#dc2626"
-      - label: Critical
-        value: critical
-        color: "#7e22ce"
-```
-
 | Property | Type | Default | Description |
 | --- | --- | --- | --- |
-| `align` | string | `"start"` | Align options. Ignored when 'columns' is set. Enum: `start`, `end`, `center`, `baseline`. |
+| `align` | string | `"start"` | Align options. Enum: `start`, `end`, `center`, `baseline`. |
 | `color` | string | - | Selected checkbox color. |
-| `columns` | integer \| object | - | Number of columns to lay the options out in, or a responsive breakpoint object. Use a count that divides 24 evenly. |
 | `disabled` | boolean | `false` | Disable the block if true. |
-| `direction` | string | `"horizontal"` | List options horizontally or vertical. Ignored when 'columns' is set. Enum: `horizontal`, `vertical`. |
-| `gutter` | number \| array | - | Gap between options in the grid. Number or [horizontal, vertical] array. Applies when 'columns' is set. |
-| `wrap` | boolean | `true` | Specifies wrapping of options. Applies when 'direction' is 'horizontal'. Ignored when 'columns' is set. |
+| `direction` | string | `"horizontal"` | List options horizontally or vertical. Enum: `horizontal`, `vertical`. |
+| `wrap` | boolean | `true` | Specifies wrapping of options. Applies when 'direction' is 'horizontal'. |
 | `options` | array | `[]` | Options can either be an array of primitive values, on an array of label, value pairs - supports html. |
 | `options.$.label` | string | - | Value label shown to user - supports html. |
-| `options.$.value` | - | - | Option value. Can be of any type. |
+| `options.$.value` | string \| number \| boolean | - | Option value. |
 | `options.$.disabled` | boolean | `false` | Disable the option if true. |
 | `options.$.style` | object | - | Css style to apply to the option. |
 | `options.$.color` | string | - | Color applied to this option when it is selected. Falls back to the block-level color when not set. |
@@ -822,7 +746,7 @@ Checkbox group for selecting multiple options.
 | `theme.lineWidth` | number | `1` | Border width of the checkbox. |
 | `theme.lineType` | string | `"solid"` | Border style of the checkbox. |
 | `theme.fontSize` | number | `14` | Font size for checkbox labels. |
-| `theme.marginXS` | number | `8` | Column gap on the checkbox group element. Does not space the options apart; set 'gutter' for a grid. |
+| `theme.marginXS` | number | `8` | Horizontal gap between checkboxes in a group. |
 | `theme.paddingXS` | number | `8` | Inline padding between the checkbox and its label text. |
 
 | Event | Event Data | Description |