@portnet/ui 6.0.2 → 6.0.3

package/dist/esm/v2/utils/index.js

@@ -1,6 +1,19 @@
 export { cx } from "./cx";
 export { default as fmtMoney } from "./fmtMoney";
 
+// Date rendering for DISPLAY (gap G-51) — the counterpart of fmtMoney, which
+// this folder has owned all along for the same reason: a cell must never read
+// "NaN". Nothing existed for dates, which GU screens render far more often than
+// amounts, so every module wrote it — and every copy fed `new Date(undefined)`
+// straight into `getDate()`, rendering the literal string "NaN/NaN/NaN NaN:NaN"
+// on any optional date field. One module had added the guard at eight CALL
+// SITES across four lots before moving it into its own helper; the formatter is
+// the only place it cannot be forgotten.
+//
+// REMINDER (the G-34 invariant): this barrel is re-exported from lib/index.ts by
+// EXPLICIT NAME LIST, so these two must be added there in the SAME commit or
+// they never reach a consumer.
+export { fmtDate, fmtDateTime } from "./fmtDate";
 // Undefined-safe label merge. Every localisable component used to write
 // `labels ? { ...DEFAULTS, ...labels } : DEFAULTS`, and a spread does NOT skip
 // explicit `undefined` — so an override of `undefined` DELETED the default and
@@ -16,13 +29,25 @@ export { mergeLabels } from "./mergeLabels";
 // is the common call site — qualifying it would only add noise.
 export { downloadBase64File, getMimeType, openBase64FileInTab, downloadBlobFile } from "./fileDownload";
 
+// Upload validation (gap G-52). `Dropzone` takes an `accept` attribute and
+// reports rejections, but validates NOTHING — `accept` is a file-picker filter
+// that drag-and-drop ignores. So every host decided for itself, and each wrote
+// the same two non-business parts alongside its own extension allow-list: a
+// deny-list of executables and scripts, and an extension/MIME cross-check with
+// its browser tolerances. A security decision copied into fifteen modules
+// drifts, and drifts SILENTLY. The host keeps its allow-list; the library owns
+// the deny-list and the cross-check.
+//
+// REMINDER (the G-34 invariant): added to lib/index.ts in the same commit.
+export { isForbiddenExecutable, isAcceptedFile, getFileRejection, describeAcceptedTypes, toAcceptAttribute } from "./fileValidation";
 // WCAG 2.1 contrast utilities. Re-exported under a namespace at
 // the public barrel (v2.contrast.*) so the named API is grouped
 // and self-describing for callers — used to validate runtime
 // brand overrides against WCAG 1.4.3 and to audit dark-mode
 // token pairs (F29).
-import * as _contrast from "./contrast";
-export { _contrast as contrast }; // `unknown`-rejection narrowing. Mandated by the platform's own
+export * as contrast from "./contrast";
+
+// `unknown`-rejection narrowing. Mandated by the platform's own
 // `useUnknownInCatchVariables` flag, which makes `catch (e)` bind `unknown` in
 // every consuming saga while `any` and unsafe assertions stay forbidden — the
 // library previously left no sanctioned route between those two rules, and the
@@ -40,4 +65,12 @@ export { getApiErrorMessage, getApiErrorDetail, getApiErrorStatus, DEFAULT_API_E
 // subscribe/report/clear channel. Raised as capability gap G-03
 // (procuration-portnet-fe Area 5).
 export { networkStatus, createNetworkStatus } from "./networkStatus";
+// Formik's nested `errors` -> the flat `{ name, message }[]` that
+// FormErrorSummary consumes and focusFieldByName resolves. The library owned
+// both ends of the R-FV.2 / R-FV.3 recipe and not the step between them, so
+// every Formik host wrote the recursion — and each copy got the accumulated
+// PATH subtly wrong, which fails silently: the summary lists the right
+// messages and its jump button targets a field that does not exist.
+// Capability gap G-38 (refonte-frontend Area 5).
+export { flattenFormikErrors } from "./formikErrors";
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package/dist/esm/v2/utils/mergeLabels.js

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   // mapped parameter type deliberately says nothing about value types, so the
   // only way to read them is through an index signature.
-  var source = overrides;
-  var out;
-  for (var _i = 0, _Object$keys = Object.keys(source); _i < _Object$keys.length; _i++) {
-    var key = _Object$keys[_i];
-    var value = source[key];
+  const source = overrides;
+  let out;
+  for (const key of Object.keys(source)) {
+    const value = source[key];
     // THE point of this helper. `undefined` means "not specified", never
     // "unset the default".
     if (value === undefined) continue;
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     // overrides at all, or an object whose every value is undefined) return the
     // defaults object itself and stay referentially stable across renders.
-    if (!out) out = _objectSpread({}, defaults);
+    if (!out) out = {
+      ...defaults
+    };
     out[key] = value;
   }
   return out === undefined ? defaults : out;

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package/dist/esm/v2/utils/networkStatus.js

@@ -66,24 +66,24 @@
  * Application code should normally use the `networkStatus` export below.
  */
 export function createNetworkStatus() {
-  var subscribers = new Set();
-  var lastError = null;
-  var channel = {
-    subscribe: function subscribe(listener) {
+  const subscribers = new Set();
+  let lastError = null;
+  const channel = {
+    subscribe(listener) {
       subscribers.add(listener);
       if (lastError !== null) listener(lastError);
-      return function () {
-        subscribers["delete"](listener);
+      return () => {
+        subscribers.delete(listener);
       };
     },
-    report: function report(message) {
-      var next = message || null;
+    report(message) {
+      const next = message || null;
       /* De-duplicated: a flaky link can fail many times per second, and
        * re-notifying an unchanged message would re-render every subscriber for
        * no visible difference. */
       if (lastError === next) return;
       lastError = next;
-      subscribers.forEach(function (listener) {
+      subscribers.forEach(listener => {
         try {
           listener(lastError);
         } catch (e) {
@@ -95,10 +95,10 @@ export function createNetworkStatus() {
         }
       });
     },
-    clear: function clear() {
+    clear() {
       channel.report(null);
     },
-    current: function current() {
+    current() {
       return lastError;
     }
   };
@@ -109,6 +109,6 @@ export function createNetworkStatus() {
  * The shared channel. One per bundle, which is the right granularity: the
  * transport layer and the banner must agree, and both live in the same app.
  */
-export var networkStatus = createNetworkStatus();
+export const networkStatus = createNetworkStatus();
 export default networkStatus;
 //# sourceMappingURL=networkStatus.js.map

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package/dist/index.d.ts

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 export { createPortnetTheme, getCssVariables, injectCssVariables, removeCssVariables, } from "./v2/theme";
 export type { CreatePortnetThemeOptions, BrandTokens, BrandSecondaryTokens, } from "./v2/theme";
 export { cx, fmtMoney, contrast, downloadBase64File, getMimeType, openBase64FileInTab, downloadBlobFile, } from "./v2/utils";
+export { fmtDate, fmtDateTime } from "./v2/utils";
+export type { FmtDateInput, FmtDateOptions } from "./v2/utils";
+export { isForbiddenExecutable, isAcceptedFile, getFileRejection, describeAcceptedTypes, toAcceptAttribute, } from "./v2/utils";
+export type { FileAcceptPolicy, FileRejection, FileRejectionReason, } from "./v2/utils";
 export { getApiErrorMessage, getApiErrorDetail, getApiErrorStatus, DEFAULT_API_ERROR_MESSAGE, networkStatus, createNetworkStatus, } from "./v2/utils";
 export type { NetworkStatus, NetworkStatusListener } from "./v2/utils";
+export { flattenFormikErrors } from "./v2/utils";
 export { default as SkeletonPageShell } from "./v2/patterns/SkeletonPageShell";
 export type { SkeletonPageShellProps, SkeletonPageShellVariant, } from "./v2/patterns/SkeletonPageShell";
 export { MODAL_POPPER_PROPS, MODAL_ZINDEX } from "./v2/modalContext";
-export { UserPersonalizationProvider, createLocalStorageAdapter, createMemoryAdapter, registerCapability, useFavorites, useIsFavorite, useFavoritesView, filterRowsByFavorites, sortRowsByFavorites, FAVORITES_FILTER, FAVORITES_SORT, useSavedFilters, } from "./v2/personalization";
+export { UserPersonalizationProvider, createLocalStorageAdapter, createMemoryAdapter, registerCapability, useFavorites, useIsFavorite, useFavoritesView, filterRowsByFavorites, sortRowsByFavorites, FAVORITES_FILTER, FAVORITES_SORT, useSavedFilters, reviveSavedCriteria, } from "./v2/personalization";
 export { useGridPreferences, GRID_PREFERENCES_CAPABILITY_ID, } from "./v2/personalization";
 export type { UseGridPreferencesResult, GridPreferencesEntry, } from "./v2/personalization";
 export { ReferentielProvider, ReferentielContext, useReferentielClient, useReferentielOptions, useReferentielSearch, } from "./v2/referentiel";
 export * from "./v2/models";
 export * from "./v2/types";
+export type { ReferentielSearchParams as ReferentielFieldSearchParams, ReferentielSearchResult as ReferentielFieldSearchResult, } from "./v2/patterns/ReferentielField";
 export * as v2 from "./v2";
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