@rse/gradia 1.2.0 → 1.2.2

package/dst/gradia-mcp.js

@@ -128,8 +128,8 @@ as <name>, terminals as "...", optional parts as [ ... ], repeatable parts as
   following node, i.e., the chain is equivalent to "a --> b" and "b --> c".
 - The <edge-name> is rendered as the label of the edge and the <edge-arity> as
   its cardinality label.
-- Six attribute keys are reserved and consumed by the renderer instead of being
-  displayed as a regular "<key>: <val>" line:
+- Seven attribute keys are reserved and consumed by the renderer instead of
+  being displayed as a regular "<key>: <val>" line:
   - "url: <url>" renders the node box as a hyperlink. Only relative URLs and
     the schemes "http", "https", and "mailto" are honored; any other URL is
     silently dropped and the node box then simply stays unlinked,
@@ -142,7 +142,17 @@ as <name>, terminals as "...", optional parts as [ ... ], repeatable parts as
     is implicitly declared if never referenced otherwise),
   - "container: <type>" marks the node as a container whose members are laid
     out with the diagram type <type> ("graph", "hub", or "grid"), even if it
-    has no members at all.
+    has no members at all,
+  - "order: <number>" places the node explicitly (see below).
+- A "graph" (a "graph" container level, too) with at least one node carrying an
+  "order" attribute is laid out in that explicit order instead of by the layered
+  algorithm: the distinct order values become the rows, top-down in ascending
+  order, the nodes of one value fill their row left-to-right in declaration
+  order (wrapped into further rows beyond "graph-columns-max" nodes), and the
+  nodes without an order follow in the trailing rows. A "grid" places its tiles
+  in the order of the attribute, too, the tiles without one trailing. Use it to
+  impose a reading order (e.g. the order of a document), which lets every
+  reference to an earlier item point upward or leftward.
 - A node cannot be a member of more than one group. As soon as at least one node
   carries a "group" attribute, all nodes without one implicitly belong to the
   group "default", and every edge has to stay within a single group. A nested

package/package.json

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
     "description":                   "Object Graph Diagram Rendering",
     "keywords":                      [ "object", "graph", "diagram", "rendering", "svg", "layout", "api", "cli" ],
     "publishConfig":                 { "access": "public" },
-    "version":                       "1.2.0",
+    "version":                       "1.2.2",
     "license":                       "MIT",
     "author": {
         "name":                      "Dr. Ralf S. Engelschall",