@smartbit4all/ng-client 7.3.40 → 7.3.41

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package/WIDGETS.md CHANGED
@@ -241,6 +241,20 @@ widget type `HTML` places server-sent html with client placeholders, toolbar slo
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  triggers — `HTML-WIDGET.md` is its reference. The table in
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  `src/lib/smart-component-layout/README.md` lists what each identifier means.
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+ The file widgets (`fileUploader`, `multiFileUploader`, in a `FORM` node) take their behaviour from
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+ the widget properties the server sends. `sources` (`FILE`, `CAMERA_PHOTO`, `CAMERA_VIDEO`,
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+ `MICROPHONE`, default `[FILE]`) is passed to the upload zone, which draws one capture button per
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+ source in a row at the top and hides the picker without `FILE`; a capture-only zone uploads a
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+ captured file at once. On a mobile device the photo and video buttons open the native camera, on a
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+ desktop the webcam panel (with record and stop for video). A captured file is checked against
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+ `formats` and `maxSize` like a picked one. `thumbnail` `FULL` shows the stored file on the card
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+ (`<img>`, `<video controls>` or `<audio controls>` by mime type, in view mode too; a play tile that
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+ expands in a multi row): the editor fetches the file with the view's authenticated download of the
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+ preview key the server registered, never with an `<img src>` to the API. The zone's texts come from
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+ the upload descriptor's `texts`: a descriptor field (`title`, `description`, `uploadButtonTitle`)
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+ wins over `texts.addFile` / `browseOrDrag` / `upload`, then `texts[key]`, then the client's own
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+ text; a widget without an upload descriptor keeps the client's defaults.
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  ## The executable version
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  Two specs in the library are written to be read as examples, and they travel with the source: