@mono-lit/helper 0.0.0-stage → 0.0.2

package/dist/form-control-core-B8d7k6vk.js

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+import { a as __decorate, c as defineHybridPropAlias, l as defineHybridPropAliases, s as booleanStringConverter } from "./hydration-flush-RB5Tz5nl.js";
+import { n as detachEventHandlers, t as applyProps } from "./element-props-CLB6yvbm.js";
+import { property } from "lit/decorators.js";
+//#region src/composables/visibility.ts
+/**
+* The property this module last set on a given host, so showing again clears
+* only our own declaration.
+*
+* Reading the value back instead would be wrong: a consumer who writes
+* `style="display: none"` themselves and leaves `visible` alone would have their
+* declaration removed on our first update.
+*/
+var OWNED = /* @__PURE__ */ new WeakMap();
+var HIDE_VALUE = {
+	display: "none",
+	visibility: "hidden"
+};
+/**
+* Write (or clear) the hide style on a HOST element.
+*
+* Applied to the host, not to the rendered root: light builds render into `this`,
+* so hiding the inner root would leave the `<mono-*>` host itself as a flex/grid
+* item still occupying its cell. Targeting the host also means one code path
+* covers the light build, the shadow build and whatever layout wraps them.
+*
+* Only ever touches the single property it owns, and only via `removeProperty` —
+* never a blanket `cssText` reset — so an inline style the consumer put on the
+* host survives a hide/show round trip.
+*/
+function applyVisibility(host, visible, type) {
+	const style = host.style;
+	if (!style) return;
+	const wanted = visible ? null : type === "invisible" ? "visibility" : "display";
+	const owned = OWNED.get(host);
+	if (owned && owned !== wanted) {
+		style.removeProperty(owned);
+		OWNED.delete(host);
+	}
+	if (!wanted) return;
+	if (style.getPropertyValue(wanted) !== HIDE_VALUE[wanted]) style.setProperty(wanted, HIDE_VALUE[wanted]);
+	OWNED.set(host, wanted);
+}
+//#endregion
+//#region src/components/form/form-control-core.ts
+/**
+* `MonoFormControlCore` — the element half of {@link monoForm}.
+*
+* Mirrors `table/table-controller-core.ts`: a `.prop`-bound controller
+* (`attribute: false`), hybrid aliases so `:data-form` / `:dataForm` /
+* `dataform` all land, and a subscribe lifecycle that re-syncs on notify. On top
+* of that it does three things the table base doesn't need:
+*
+* 1. **Reports changes.** Listens to its own `mno-input` / `mno-change` and
+*    pushes them into the controller with the matching timing (`live` /
+*    `change`), which is what drives the rules.
+* 2. **Applies state.** On every notify it writes the form's value, validation
+*    and merged props onto itself — assigning ONLY when the value differs, so an
+*    element updating itself can't feed back into another notify.
+* 3. **Lets the form win.** The controller owns the value, so it overwrites a
+*    local `:model-value`; `inputs[key].props` is merged last by the controller and so
+*    beats both the `setProp()` method and anything the template set.
+*
+* SSR-safe: `dataForm` can't cross Declarative Shadow DOM, so on the server this
+* is inert and the element renders its normal shell.
+*/
+var MonoFormControlCore = (superClass) => {
+	class MonoFormControlCoreClass extends superClass {
+		constructor(...args) {
+			super(...args);
+			this.visible = true;
+			this.visibleType = "none";
+			this._applying = false;
+			this._onFormInput = (e) => {
+				if (this._applying) return;
+				const form = this.dataForm;
+				const key = this.keyForm;
+				if (!form || !key) return;
+				form._report(key, this._valueOf(e), "live", e);
+			};
+			this._onFormChange = (e) => {
+				if (this._applying) return;
+				const form = this.dataForm;
+				const key = this.keyForm;
+				if (!form || !key) return;
+				form._report(key, this._valueOf(e), "change", e);
+			};
+			defineHybridPropAliases(this, [
+				"dataForm",
+				"keyForm",
+				"visibleType"
+			]);
+			defineHybridPropAlias(this, "controlForm", "dataForm");
+		}
+		connectedCallback() {
+			super.connectedCallback();
+			this._bindForm();
+			this.addEventListener("mno-input", this._onFormInput);
+			this.addEventListener("mno-change", this._onFormChange);
+		}
+		disconnectedCallback() {
+			this.removeEventListener("mno-input", this._onFormInput);
+			this.removeEventListener("mno-change", this._onFormChange);
+			this._unbindForm();
+			super.disconnectedCallback();
+		}
+		/**
+		* Re-bind when the controller or key arrives — Vue assigns `.prop` bindings
+		* after construction, so `connectedCallback` alone is too early.
+		*
+		* This hooks `update()`, NOT `willUpdate()`: most component cores override
+		* `willUpdate` without chaining `super`, so a `willUpdate` here would
+		* silently never run. `updated()` is out for the same reason — `date-core`
+		* overrides it without calling `super.updated()`. Of the ten form controls
+		* only `dropdown-table-core` overrides `update()`, and it does chain `super`.
+		*/
+		update(changed) {
+			if (changed.has("dataForm") || changed.has("keyForm")) this._bindForm();
+			this._applyVisibility();
+			super.update(changed);
+		}
+		/**
+		* Push `visible` / `visibleType` onto the host's inline style.
+		*
+		* Runs on every update, not just when the two props change: the style lives
+		* on the host, which nothing else here owns, so re-asserting it is cheap and
+		* survives anything that resets it.
+		*/
+		_applyVisibility() {
+			const visible = typeof this.visible === "string" ? booleanStringConverter.fromAttribute(this.visible) : this.visible !== false;
+			const type = this.visibleType === "invisible" ? "invisible" : "none";
+			applyVisibility(this, visible, type);
+		}
+		_bindForm() {
+			this._unbindForm();
+			const form = this.dataForm;
+			const key = this.keyForm;
+			if (!form || !key) return;
+			this._formUnregister = form._register(key, this);
+			this._formOff = form.subscribe(() => this._syncFromForm());
+			if (typeof queueMicrotask === "function") queueMicrotask(() => this._syncFromForm());
+			else this._syncFromForm();
+		}
+		_unbindForm() {
+			this._formOff?.();
+			this._formOff = void 0;
+			this._formUnregister?.();
+			this._formUnregister = void 0;
+			detachEventHandlers(this);
+		}
+		/**
+		* Publish this control's RESOLVED options onto `form.items()[key].list`, so a `slot="list"`
+		* can loop them.
+		*
+		* A list component calls this from its render path, so it fires on every render — the
+		* controller's identity guard is what stops that becoming a notify loop, and it is why the
+		* caller must hand over a NEW array only when the rows actually moved.
+		*
+		* A control with no list never calls it, and its `list` stays `[]`.
+		*/
+		_publishList(entries) {
+			const form = this.dataForm;
+			const key = this.keyForm;
+			if (!form?._reportList || !key) return;
+			form._reportList(key, entries);
+		}
+		_valueOf(e) {
+			const detail = e.detail;
+			if (detail && typeof detail === "object") {
+				if ("modelValue" in detail) return detail.modelValue;
+				if ("value" in detail) return detail.value;
+			}
+			return this.modelValue;
+		}
+		/**
+		* Pull value + validation + props from the controller onto this element.
+		* Every write is guarded by an equality check so a sync can't trigger a
+		* further update cycle.
+		*/
+		_syncFromForm() {
+			const form = this.dataForm;
+			const key = this.keyForm;
+			if (!form || !key) return;
+			const item = form.items()[key];
+			if (!item) return;
+			const self = this;
+			let changed = false;
+			this._applying = true;
+			try {
+				if (!Object.is(self.modelValue, item.currentValue)) {
+					self.modelValue = item.currentValue;
+					changed = true;
+				}
+				if ("validationState" in self) {
+					const nextState = item.validate.success ? "default" : "invalid";
+					if (self.validationState !== nextState) {
+						self.validationState = nextState;
+						changed = true;
+					}
+					const nextMessage = item.validate.success ? "" : item.validate.message;
+					if (self.validationMessage !== nextMessage) {
+						self.validationMessage = nextMessage;
+						changed = true;
+					}
+				}
+				if (applyProps(this, form._propsFor(key))) changed = true;
+			} finally {
+				this._applying = false;
+			}
+			if (changed) this.requestUpdate();
+		}
+	}
+	__decorate([property({ attribute: false })], MonoFormControlCoreClass.prototype, "dataForm", void 0);
+	__decorate([property({
+		type: String,
+		attribute: "key-form",
+		reflect: true
+	})], MonoFormControlCoreClass.prototype, "keyForm", void 0);
+	__decorate([property({ converter: booleanStringConverter })], MonoFormControlCoreClass.prototype, "visible", void 0);
+	__decorate([property({ attribute: "visible-type" })], MonoFormControlCoreClass.prototype, "visibleType", void 0);
+	return MonoFormControlCoreClass;
+};
+//#endregion
+export { MonoFormControlCore as t };

package/dist/form-control-core-eeRr0zLU.js

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+import { n as detachEventHandlers, t as applyProps } from "./element-props-CLB6yvbm.js";
+import { a as defineHybridPropAliases, i as defineHybridPropAlias, r as booleanStringConverter, t as __decorate } from "./decorate-DEXtNagw.js";
+import { property } from "lit/decorators.js";
+//#region src/composables/visibility.ts
+/**
+* The property this module last set on a given host, so showing again clears
+* only our own declaration.
+*
+* Reading the value back instead would be wrong: a consumer who writes
+* `style="display: none"` themselves and leaves `visible` alone would have their
+* declaration removed on our first update.
+*/
+var OWNED = /* @__PURE__ */ new WeakMap();
+var HIDE_VALUE = {
+	display: "none",
+	visibility: "hidden"
+};
+/**
+* Write (or clear) the hide style on a HOST element.
+*
+* Applied to the host, not to the rendered root: light builds render into `this`,
+* so hiding the inner root would leave the `<mono-*>` host itself as a flex/grid
+* item still occupying its cell. Targeting the host also means one code path
+* covers the light build, the shadow build and whatever layout wraps them.
+*
+* Only ever touches the single property it owns, and only via `removeProperty` —
+* never a blanket `cssText` reset — so an inline style the consumer put on the
+* host survives a hide/show round trip.
+*/
+function applyVisibility(host, visible, type) {
+	const style = host.style;
+	if (!style) return;
+	const wanted = visible ? null : type === "invisible" ? "visibility" : "display";
+	const owned = OWNED.get(host);
+	if (owned && owned !== wanted) {
+		style.removeProperty(owned);
+		OWNED.delete(host);
+	}
+	if (!wanted) return;
+	if (style.getPropertyValue(wanted) !== HIDE_VALUE[wanted]) style.setProperty(wanted, HIDE_VALUE[wanted]);
+	OWNED.set(host, wanted);
+}
+//#endregion
+//#region src/components/form/form-control-core.ts
+/**
+* `MonoFormControlCore` — the element half of {@link monoForm}.
+*
+* Mirrors `table/table-controller-core.ts`: a `.prop`-bound controller
+* (`attribute: false`), hybrid aliases so `:data-form` / `:dataForm` /
+* `dataform` all land, and a subscribe lifecycle that re-syncs on notify. On top
+* of that it does three things the table base doesn't need:
+*
+* 1. **Reports changes.** Listens to its own `mno-input` / `mno-change` and
+*    pushes them into the controller with the matching timing (`live` /
+*    `change`), which is what drives the rules.
+* 2. **Applies state.** On every notify it writes the form's value, validation
+*    and merged props onto itself — assigning ONLY when the value differs, so an
+*    element updating itself can't feed back into another notify.
+* 3. **Lets the form win.** The controller owns the value, so it overwrites a
+*    local `:model-value`; `inputs[key].props` is merged last by the controller and so
+*    beats both the `setProp()` method and anything the template set.
+*
+* SSR-safe: `dataForm` can't cross Declarative Shadow DOM, so on the server this
+* is inert and the element renders its normal shell.
+*/
+var MonoFormControlCore = (superClass) => {
+	class MonoFormControlCoreClass extends superClass {
+		constructor(...args) {
+			super(...args);
+			this.visible = true;
+			this.visibleType = "none";
+			this._applying = false;
+			this._onFormInput = (e) => {
+				if (this._applying) return;
+				const form = this.dataForm;
+				const key = this.keyForm;
+				if (!form || !key) return;
+				form._report(key, this._valueOf(e), "live", e);
+			};
+			this._onFormChange = (e) => {
+				if (this._applying) return;
+				const form = this.dataForm;
+				const key = this.keyForm;
+				if (!form || !key) return;
+				form._report(key, this._valueOf(e), "change", e);
+			};
+			defineHybridPropAliases(this, [
+				"dataForm",
+				"keyForm",
+				"visibleType"
+			]);
+			defineHybridPropAlias(this, "controlForm", "dataForm");
+		}
+		connectedCallback() {
+			super.connectedCallback();
+			this._bindForm();
+			this.addEventListener("mno-input", this._onFormInput);
+			this.addEventListener("mno-change", this._onFormChange);
+		}
+		disconnectedCallback() {
+			this.removeEventListener("mno-input", this._onFormInput);
+			this.removeEventListener("mno-change", this._onFormChange);
+			this._unbindForm();
+			super.disconnectedCallback();
+		}
+		/**
+		* Re-bind when the controller or key arrives — Vue assigns `.prop` bindings
+		* after construction, so `connectedCallback` alone is too early.
+		*
+		* This hooks `update()`, NOT `willUpdate()`: most component cores override
+		* `willUpdate` without chaining `super`, so a `willUpdate` here would
+		* silently never run. `updated()` is out for the same reason — `date-core`
+		* overrides it without calling `super.updated()`. Of the ten form controls
+		* only `dropdown-table-core` overrides `update()`, and it does chain `super`.
+		*/
+		update(changed) {
+			if (changed.has("dataForm") || changed.has("keyForm")) this._bindForm();
+			this._applyVisibility();
+			super.update(changed);
+		}
+		/**
+		* Push `visible` / `visibleType` onto the host's inline style.
+		*
+		* Runs on every update, not just when the two props change: the style lives
+		* on the host, which nothing else here owns, so re-asserting it is cheap and
+		* survives anything that resets it.
+		*/
+		_applyVisibility() {
+			const visible = typeof this.visible === "string" ? booleanStringConverter.fromAttribute(this.visible) : this.visible !== false;
+			const type = this.visibleType === "invisible" ? "invisible" : "none";
+			applyVisibility(this, visible, type);
+		}
+		_bindForm() {
+			this._unbindForm();
+			const form = this.dataForm;
+			const key = this.keyForm;
+			if (!form || !key) return;
+			this._formUnregister = form._register(key, this);
+			this._formOff = form.subscribe(() => this._syncFromForm());
+			if (typeof queueMicrotask === "function") queueMicrotask(() => this._syncFromForm());
+			else this._syncFromForm();
+		}
+		_unbindForm() {
+			this._formOff?.();
+			this._formOff = void 0;
+			this._formUnregister?.();
+			this._formUnregister = void 0;
+			detachEventHandlers(this);
+		}
+		/**
+		* Publish this control's RESOLVED options onto `form.items()[key].list`, so a `slot="list"`
+		* can loop them.
+		*
+		* A list component calls this from its render path, so it fires on every render — the
+		* controller's identity guard is what stops that becoming a notify loop, and it is why the
+		* caller must hand over a NEW array only when the rows actually moved.
+		*
+		* A control with no list never calls it, and its `list` stays `[]`.
+		*/
+		_publishList(entries) {
+			const form = this.dataForm;
+			const key = this.keyForm;
+			if (!form?._reportList || !key) return;
+			form._reportList(key, entries);
+		}
+		_valueOf(e) {
+			const detail = e.detail;
+			if (detail && typeof detail === "object") {
+				if ("modelValue" in detail) return detail.modelValue;
+				if ("value" in detail) return detail.value;
+			}
+			return this.modelValue;
+		}
+		/**
+		* Pull value + validation + props from the controller onto this element.
+		* Every write is guarded by an equality check so a sync can't trigger a
+		* further update cycle.
+		*/
+		_syncFromForm() {
+			const form = this.dataForm;
+			const key = this.keyForm;
+			if (!form || !key) return;
+			const item = form.items()[key];
+			if (!item) return;
+			const self = this;
+			let changed = false;
+			this._applying = true;
+			try {
+				if (!Object.is(self.modelValue, item.currentValue)) {
+					self.modelValue = item.currentValue;
+					changed = true;
+				}
+				if ("validationState" in self) {
+					const nextState = item.validate.success ? "default" : "invalid";
+					if (self.validationState !== nextState) {
+						self.validationState = nextState;
+						changed = true;
+					}
+					const nextMessage = item.validate.success ? "" : item.validate.message;
+					if (self.validationMessage !== nextMessage) {
+						self.validationMessage = nextMessage;
+						changed = true;
+					}
+				}
+				if (applyProps(this, form._propsFor(key))) changed = true;
+			} finally {
+				this._applying = false;
+			}
+			if (changed) this.requestUpdate();
+		}
+	}
+	__decorate([property({ attribute: false })], MonoFormControlCoreClass.prototype, "dataForm", void 0);
+	__decorate([property({
+		type: String,
+		attribute: "key-form",
+		reflect: true
+	})], MonoFormControlCoreClass.prototype, "keyForm", void 0);
+	__decorate([property({ converter: booleanStringConverter })], MonoFormControlCoreClass.prototype, "visible", void 0);
+	__decorate([property({ attribute: "visible-type" })], MonoFormControlCoreClass.prototype, "visibleType", void 0);
+	return MonoFormControlCoreClass;
+};
+//#endregion
+export { MonoFormControlCore as t };