@snaptrude/plugin-core 0.9.9 → 0.9.11

package/CHANGELOG.md

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 # @snaptrude/plugin-core
 
+## 0.9.11
+
+### Patch Changes
+
+- 7fd374e: Add `hinge` to `design.create.door` / `window` (in `options`), `doors[]` / `windows[]` items and `opening`: a world point near the jamb the leaf is hinged on; the placed item is reflected along the wall when the catalog item's authored hinge side would land on the other jamb — one undo entry, no extra command.
+
+  **BEHAVIOUR FIX — `facing`.** The host placed the swing on the side OPPOSITE the `facing` point (the interactive tool's cursor convention) while the contract said "the room it opens into". The host now matches the contract: the leaf swings open toward `facing`. Callers that passed a point on the room side get the documented result; nothing in the contract changed shape.
+
+  `design.doors.getSwingDirection` is now derived from the placed mesh's orientation (hand as seen standing on the swing side facing the door); it previously read a scaling sign that placement never sets and reported `"left"` for every door. `mirror` axis docs now say what each axis does to a door (`'x'` swing side, `'z'` hinged jamb, `'y'` upside down); behaviour unchanged.
+
+- e325bee: Add the structural-grids API surface: queries, creators, a sparse patch updater, structural line edits, and generic-family acceptance.
+  - **Query** — `design.query.listGrids(filter?)` (standard `PluginEntityFilter`; `"grid"` joins `PluginEntityType`, so `listByType("grid")` works) and the field-projected `design.query.grids.get(gridId, properties[])`: `angle` (degrees, CCW about +Y), `props`, `storeyVisibility`, `wings` (per-wing spacing/tagStart/span and per-line world-space `CurveHandle`, tag, visibility, effective + override props), `bounds`. Unknown ids throw `HANDLE_INVALID`.
+  - **Create** — `design.create.grid(linesX, linesY, spacingX, spacingY, options?)` (free 2-wing grid; optional `angle` in degrees and `center`, which defaults to the native viewport-centre behavior), `design.create.gridFromCurve(curve, options?)` (one wing/one line — line or arc), `design.create.gridsFromMasses(masses, spacingX, spacingY, options?)` (fitted, one group per footprint cluster, lenient skipping, ONE undo unit), and `design.create.columnsFromGrids(grids, width, depth)` (columns at every line intersection, ONE undo unit).
+  - **Update** — `design.update.grid(grid, patch)`: GROUP-LEVEL sparse patch — `props` (default styling), absolute `angle` in degrees, and `storeyVisibility`; each changed field commits its own undoable command through the panel's setters.
+  - **Grids family** — `design.grids.updateWings(grid, wings[])` (per-wing `spacing`/`count`/`spanMin`/`spanMax`; a `count` change re-indexes lines — re-query) and `design.grids.updateLines(grid, lines[])` (per-line `tag`/`distanceToPrevious`|`distanceToNext` (mutually exclusive)/`props`/`visible: false` (hide-only, product parity — show the GROUP to restore all lines); hiding every remaining visible line hides the GROUP instead — native last-line rule); plus `design.grids.addLine(grid, wing, position)` and `design.grids.removeLines(grid, lines, tagPolicy?)` (`"rewrite"` default | `"preserve"`; removing the group's last line throws `OPERATION_FAILED` — delete the group instead). Every update routes through the exact setters the native panel uses — one undoable command per changed field, identical to panel edits.
+  - **Generic families** — grid groups are accepted by `design.transform.move`/`rotate`, `design.visibility.hide`/`show`, `design.lock`/`unlock`, `design.delete.entities`, and `design.selection`; `transform.align` and `transform.mirror` throw `OPERATION_FAILED` for grids.
+
+  Grid lines have no stable identity: every line-level operation addresses them positionally as `{ wing, line }` index pairs into the `wings` arrays returned by `grids.get`; structural edits re-index lines, so re-query after mutating.
+
+## 0.9.10
+
+### Patch Changes
+
+- `core.mode.set("program")` now opens the Program tab (the same path as the top bar's Program button) instead of refusing with `PRECONDITION_FAILED`; it resolves once the tab has connected, and waits for the user to confirm the editor's pop-up modal when the browser blocks the window.
+- `workspace.openProgramMode()` / `closeProgramMode()` — the Program-tab counterpart of `openPresentMode` / `closePresentMode`: open (awaiting the tab's connection) and close the paired Program window.
+
 ## 0.9.9
 
 ### Patch Changes