@nice2dev/erp-adapter 1.1.9 → 1.1.10

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,5 +1,73 @@
 # @nice2dev/erp-adapter — Changelog
 
+## 1.1.10
+
+### Patch Changes
+
+- 1.1.10 — the additive part of OmniVerk's 1.2.0 list: ui-audio builds without optional packages, one
+  i18n context, dictionaries per language, data props optional. No breaking changes.
+
+  **`@nice2dev/ui-audio` no longer breaks the consumer's build.** It imported `react-bootstrap`,
+  `recharts`, `react-window`, `react-youtube` and `pitchy` statically while declaring none of them
+  (only optional entries in `peerDependenciesMeta`), so a Vite app without them failed with "failed to
+  resolve import". Loading them with `import()` is no way out: Vite 8 (Rolldown) resolves dynamic
+  imports at build time and fails the same way, which made `hls.js` and `phaser` mandatory too.
+  `react-bootstrap`, `recharts`, `react-window` and `phaser` are now gone from the code
+  (`NiceBarFillEditor` uses Nice controls, `NiceVocalPerformanceReport` uses `NiceChart` /
+  `NicePieChart`, the karaoke editor list uses `NiceVirtualScroller`, `NiceKaraokePhaserRenderer`
+  renders with the DOM and keeps its name); `pitchy`, `react-youtube` and `hls.js` are regular
+  `dependencies`. Found on the way: in live mode the vocal performance report subtracted UltraStar note
+  numbers from MIDI pitch, so every singer got thousands of cents of deviation and 0 % accuracy — it now
+  compares pitch within the octave, as the scoring does; `NiceBarFillEditor` put a colour into a
+  percentage slider.
+
+  **Every package declares what its bundle imports.** A new CI gate checks every `import`, `import()`
+  and `require()` in the published `dist` against `dependencies` and non-optional `peerDependencies`.
+  To reach zero: `@nice2dev/licensing` no longer has `require('webpack')` in its main bundle (the webpack
+  plugin uses `compiler.webpack`; webpack 4 gets a warning instead of feature flags) and `react` is a
+  required peer; `@nice2dev/erp-adapter` lists `@microsoft/signalr` in `dependencies` (still loaded on
+  first use); `@nice2dev/icons-cursor` declares its `react-dom` peer; `@nice2dev/ui-printing` treats
+  `@nice2dev/ui` as a required peer.
+
+  **One copy of each package, one i18n context.** `@nice2dev/ui` carried its own copy of
+  `@nice2dev/ui-core` and `@nice2dev/i18n`, and `ui-forms`, `ui-api`, `ui-bi`, `ui-designers`, `ui-math`
+  and `ui-video` each carried a copy of all of `@nice2dev/ui` (about 4.4 MB each). Every copy had its own
+  React contexts: a `NiceI18nProvider` imported from `@nice2dev/i18n` did not reach the controls of
+  `@nice2dev/ui`, which kept their English defaults and `lang` `'en'`, and the dictionaries ended up in
+  an app several times. These packages now import `@nice2dev/*` instead (`ui-forms` 4.4 MB → 82 kB).
+  Keep every `@nice2dev/*` package on the same version.
+
+  **Dictionaries per language.** `NiceI18nLazyProvider` takes the same props as `NiceI18nProvider`
+  (`t`, `lang`, `overrides`, plus `fallback` and `onError`) but loads only the active language's
+  dictionary, with `import()`; until it arrives the controls show their built-in English (or
+  `fallback`), and with `t` nothing is loaded at all. Also `loadNiceDictionary(lang)`, to start in a
+  language without a flash of English, and `getLoadedNiceDictionary(lang)`. Exported from
+  `@nice2dev/i18n`, `@nice2dev/ui-core` and `@nice2dev/ui`; in the `i18n` build every language is its own
+  file. `NiceI18nProvider` and `NICE_I18N_DICTIONARIES` are unchanged and still bring all 30 dictionaries.
+  `NiceTestWrapper` (ui-core) and `NiceShowcase` (ui) use the lazy provider now, so they no longer pull
+  every dictionary into the apps that bundle them.
+
+  **Data props are optional.** These controls threw a `TypeError` without data and now render empty:
+  `NiceTreeView.nodes`, `NiceAccordion.items`, `NiceCascadeSelect.options`, `NiceAutocomplete.options`,
+  `NiceAuditLog.entries`, `NiceDocumentVersionList.versions`, `NicePermissionMatrix.roles` / `actions`,
+  `WizardStep.content`, `NiceDiagramViewer.document`, `NiceOrgChartVisualizer.data`,
+  `NiceSpatialViewer.document`, and in `@nice2dev/events` the lists of `NiceGiftRegistry`,
+  `NiceParticipantList`, `NiceExpenseSplit`, `NiceSeatingChart`, `NiceMediaCollage` and `NiceEventMedia`.
+  `NiceMap` without `center` centres on its markers (the whole world without markers), `NiceCountdown`
+  without `targetDate` shows zero and never calls `onComplete`, `NiceChat` without `onSend` is read-only
+  (no input), and `NiceInvitationDesigner` gains `defaultTemplate`. A CI ratchet counts the required
+  array props that remain.
+
+  **Smaller fixes.** `NicePieChart` draws a 100 % slice as a full circle instead of nothing. In
+  development `NiceThemeProvider` warns when `--nice-primary` / `--nice-color-primary` (or another linked
+  pair) resolves to nothing on `:root` — usually an alias cycle in the app's CSS; the theming guides say
+  which side to set. `@nice2dev/game-engine` exports `createAnimationClip`, `AnimatorController` and
+  `createAnimatorController` (two modules exported each name, so `export *` dropped all three); the other
+  implementations are `StateMachineAnimatorController`, `createStateMachineAnimatorController`,
+  `createTimelineAnimationClip` and `createRetargetingAnimationClip`.
+
+  Nothing was renamed or removed.
+
 ## 1.1.9
 
 No changes in this release.

package/dist/ErpSignalRAdapter.d.ts

@@ -10,7 +10,8 @@ export interface ErpSignalRAdapter {
     onStatusChange(cb: (status: SignalRStatus) => void): () => void;
 }
 /**
- * Create a SignalR adapter using dynamic import of @microsoft/signalr.
- * This keeps the dependency optional — consumers must install it themselves.
+ * Create a SignalR adapter. @microsoft/signalr is loaded with import() on first use, so it
+ * stays out of the initial bundle — but it is a dependency of this package: as an optional
+ * one the consumer had to install, every Vite app without it failed to build.
  */
 export declare function createSignalRAdapter(config: ErpSignalRConfig): Promise<ErpSignalRAdapter>;

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@nice2dev/erp-adapter",
-  "version": "1.1.9",
+  "version": "1.1.10",
   "description": "Adapter layer connecting OmniVerk .NET backend with @nice2dev/* React components",
   "type": "module",
   "main": "dist/index.cjs",
@@ -35,6 +35,9 @@
   ],
   "author": "NiceToDev",
   "license": "SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE",
+  "dependencies": {
+    "@microsoft/signalr": "^10.0.11"
+  },
   "peerDependencies": {
     "react": ">=17.0.0",
     "react-dom": ">=17.0.0"