@taprootio/espalier 2.6.0 → 2.7.1

package/dist/image/esp-image.d.ts

@@ -1,8 +1,18 @@
 import { type PropertyValues } from "lit";
 import { EspalierElementBase } from "../shared/esp-element-base.js";
+import { type FocusPoint } from "./image-focus.js";
 import "./esp-image-option.js";
+export type ImageScrim = "auto" | "none" | "flat" | "top" | "bottom" | "left" | "right" | "radial";
+export type ImageScrimStrength = "soft" | "medium" | "strong";
+export type ImageTexture = "none" | "dots" | "halftone" | "paper" | "grain" | "grunge" | "scanlines" | "duotone";
+export type ImageTextureScale = "fine" | "medium" | "coarse";
+export type ImageBannerScheme = "auto" | "light" | "dark";
+export type ImageContentPosition = "bottom-start" | "bottom" | "bottom-end" | "center" | "top-start" | "top" | "top-end";
+/** Resolve a supported CSS aspect-ratio string, or null when it is invalid. */
+export declare function parseImageRatio(value: string): string | null;
 /**
- * A responsive image with a native `<picture>`.
+ * A responsive image with a native `<picture>` and an optional
+ * focal-point-aware banner mode.
  *
  * `esp-image` accepts two authoring shapes:
  *
@@ -11,23 +21,14 @@ import "./esp-image-option.js";
  *    a child and `esp-image` projects it through a `<slot>`, adding only the
  *    layout box, border, and lightbox wiring. Because the image lives in the
  *    served HTML it is discoverable by the preload scanner and visible to
- *    crawlers, and it is fetched exactly once (the component renders no
- *    competing internal image).
+ *    crawlers, and it is fetched exactly once.
  * 2. **Declare [esp-image-option](/components/image/image-option) children** —
  *    the editor / fallback form. `esp-image` builds a shadow `<picture>` and
- *    `srcset` from them. Useful for editor previews before a native `<picture>`
- *    has been generated.
+ *    `srcset` from them. Use `local-image` when an editor needs a blob preview.
  *
- * Source precedence, most specific first: `local-image` → a slotted
- * `<picture>` / `<img>` → `esp-image-option` children. In every mode the host
- * reserves the layout box up front via `aspect-ratio` (from `original-width` /
- * `original-height`), so there is no layout shift while the image loads.
- *
- * @slot - A light-DOM `<picture>` or `<img>` to project, or
- * [esp-image-option](/components/image/image-option) children describing each
- * available size. When projecting, `alt` lives on your `<img>`; the component's
- * `caption` still drives the [esp-lightbox](/components/lightbox) drawer (the
- * two may differ).
+ * Source precedence is `local-image` → a projected `<picture>` / `<img>` →
+ * `esp-image-option` children. In every mode the host reserves its layout box
+ * up front from `original-width` / `original-height`, when supplied.
  *
  * ```html
  * <!-- Projected native <picture> — published markup, crawlable + preloadable -->
@@ -57,13 +58,9 @@ import "./esp-image-option.js";
  * </esp-image>
  * ```
  *
- * The component picks the responsive variant for its **own rendered box**: after
- * it upgrades it measures its width (via a `ResizeObserver`) and sets `sizes` to
- * that, so a small card or gallery column does not over-fetch — no hand-authored
- * `sizes` required. The `sizes` attribute is only a fallback: it covers the brief
- * window before the first measurement and the server-rendered *initial* fetch
- * (the browser's preload scanner runs before the component upgrades). Set it to
- * the layout's server-side estimate when that initial fetch matters:
+ * Once upgraded, the component measures its own width and updates `sizes` so a
+ * card or gallery column does not over-fetch. The `sizes` attribute covers the
+ * server-rendered initial fetch and the brief window before measurement:
  *
  * ```html
  * <esp-image
@@ -78,21 +75,173 @@ import "./esp-image-option.js";
  * </esp-image>
  * ```
  *
- * @cssprop --esp-image-border - Set the border property of the image.
+ * Banner mode gives all three source modes the same focal position, scrim,
+ * texture, and semantic overlay stack. `ratio` applies at wide widths and
+ * `compact-ratio` below the component-relative compact threshold.
  *
  * ```html
- * <style>
- * esp-image.with-custom-border {
- *   --esp-image-border: 5px dashed orange;
- * }
- * </style>
- * <esp-image class="with-custom-border" original-width="1200" original-height="800" low-res="https://picsum.photos/300/200" sizes="100vw">
- *   <esp-image-option width="400" url="https://picsum.photos/600/400"></esp-image-option>
- *   <esp-image-option width="900" url="https://picsum.photos/900/600"></esp-image-option>
- *   <esp-image-option width="1200" url="https://picsum.photos/1200/800"></esp-image-option>
+ * <esp-image
+ *   banner
+ *   ratio="3/1"
+ *   compact-ratio="3/2"
+ *   focus="0.65 0.4"
+ *   scrim="auto"
+ *   scrim-strength="medium"
+ *   content-position="bottom-start"
+ * >
+ *   <img src="/assets/focus-picker-unsplash.jpg" alt="A woman standing in a sunlit field with her back to the camera" />
+ *   <h2 slot="overlay">Grow somewhere wonderful</h2>
  * </esp-image>
  * ```
  *
+ * `banner-scheme` sets the banner's polarity and defaults to the active
+ * scheme: a light page lightens the image behind dark text, a dark page
+ * darkens it behind light text. Fix either polarity explicitly when a banner
+ * must not follow the page scheme:
+ *
+ * ```html
+ * <esp-image banner ratio="3/1" banner-scheme="light" focus="0.65 0.4">
+ *   <img src="/assets/focus-picker-unsplash.jpg" alt="A woman standing in a sunlit field with her back to the camera" />
+ *   <h2 slot="overlay">Light banner: dark ink on a lifted image</h2>
+ * </esp-image>
+ * <esp-image banner ratio="3/1" banner-scheme="dark" focus="0.65 0.4">
+ *   <img src="/assets/focus-picker-unsplash.jpg" alt="A woman standing in a sunlit field with her back to the camera" />
+ *   <h2 slot="overlay">Dark banner: light ink on a deepened image</h2>
+ * </esp-image>
+ * ```
+ *
+ * Every procedural preset supports `fine`, `medium`, and `coarse` scales.
+ *
+ * ### Dots
+ *
+ * A uniform tiled ink screen (shown at `fine`):
+ *
+ * ```html
+ * <esp-image banner ratio="3/1" texture="dots" texture-scale="fine"><img src="/assets/canvas-bg.jpg" alt="A colorful floral pattern" /></esp-image>
+ * ```
+ *
+ * ### Halftone
+ *
+ * The dot screen ramping toward the content edge (shown at `medium`):
+ *
+ * ```html
+ * <esp-image banner ratio="3/1" texture="halftone" texture-scale="medium"><img src="/assets/canvas-bg.jpg" alt="A colorful floral pattern" /></esp-image>
+ * ```
+ *
+ * ### Paper
+ *
+ * Soft fractal-noise mottle, like printed stock (shown at `coarse`):
+ *
+ * ```html
+ * <esp-image banner ratio="3/1" texture="paper" texture-scale="coarse"><img src="/assets/canvas-bg.jpg" alt="A colorful floral pattern" /></esp-image>
+ * ```
+ *
+ * ### Grain
+ *
+ * High-frequency film grain that also kills banding (shown at `fine`):
+ *
+ * ```html
+ * <esp-image banner ratio="3/1" texture="grain" texture-scale="fine"><img src="/assets/canvas-bg.jpg" alt="A colorful floral pattern" /></esp-image>
+ * ```
+ *
+ * ### Grunge
+ *
+ * Thresholded turbulence, a distressed ink wash (shown at `medium`):
+ *
+ * ```html
+ * <esp-image banner ratio="3/1" texture="grunge" texture-scale="medium"><img src="/assets/canvas-bg.jpg" alt="A colorful floral pattern" /></esp-image>
+ * ```
+ *
+ * ### Scanlines
+ *
+ * Hairline rules along the block axis (shown at `coarse`):
+ *
+ * ```html
+ * <esp-image banner ratio="3/1" texture="scanlines" texture-scale="coarse"><img src="/assets/canvas-bg.jpg" alt="A colorful floral pattern" /></esp-image>
+ * ```
+ *
+ * ### Duotone
+ *
+ * The photo mapped onto two theme-derived hues:
+ *
+ * ```html
+ * <esp-image banner ratio="3/1" texture="duotone"><img src="/assets/canvas-bg.jpg" alt="A colorful floral pattern" /></esp-image>
+ * ```
+ *
+ * ### Consumer texture tokens
+ *
+ * Any `background-image` value — a tile the application serves, a data URI,
+ * or a gradient — can be wired directly through the public consumer-image
+ * token path (the optional `@taprootio/espalier/textures/banner-textures.css`
+ * stylesheet ships `.esp-texture-paper`/`-grain`/`-grunge` classes with the
+ * tiles inlined as data URIs, so nothing needs asset configuration):
+ *
+ * ```html
+ * <esp-image
+ *   banner
+ *   ratio="3/1"
+ *   style="--esp-image-texture-image: repeating-linear-gradient(45deg, oklch(0.1 0 0 / 0.2) 0 2px, transparent 2px 7px); --esp-image-texture-blend-mode: multiply;"
+ * >
+ *   <img src="/assets/canvas-bg.jpg" alt="A colorful floral pattern" />
+ * </esp-image>
+ * ```
+ *
+ * ### Registered textures
+ *
+ * Wiring those tokens on every banner is verbose and not reusable. The
+ * application's texture vocabulary lives on [esp-root](/components/root):
+ * register the look once — `registerImageTexture(name, definition)` from
+ * the module, or the root's `registerTexture` static in script-only
+ * contexts — and any banner under the root selects it by name. Live
+ * banners re-render on registration, so markup order and registration
+ * order never race, and the root's `registeredTextures()` enumerates the
+ * presets for an editor's texture picker:
+ *
+ * ```html
+ * <esp-image id="registered-texture-banner" banner ratio="3/1" texture="pressed-paper">
+ *   <img src="/assets/canvas-bg.jpg" alt="A colorful floral pattern" />
+ * </esp-image>
+ * <script>
+ *   const banner = findById("registered-texture-banner");
+ *   const root = banner.closest("esp-root");
+ *   root.constructor.registerTexture("pressed-paper", {
+ *     image:
+ *       "repeating-linear-gradient(-45deg, oklch(1 0 0 / 0.3) 0 3px, transparent 3px 9px)",
+ *     blendMode: "soft-light",
+ *     opacity: 0.9,
+ *   });
+ * </script>
+ * ```
+ *
+ * @slot - A projected native image, or `esp-image-option` children. When
+ * projecting, `alt` lives on the consumer's `<img>`; `caption` remains the
+ * lightbox text.
+ * @slot overlay - Semantic banner content above the image and decorative layers.
+ * @csspart frame - The stable banner/image frame.
+ * @csspart image - The stable media-box wrapper in every source mode.
+ * @csspart scrim - The decorative legibility layer.
+ * @csspart texture - The procedural and consumer-supplied texture layers.
+ * @csspart overlay - The positioned semantic overlay region.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-border - Border; defaults to `2px solid var(--esp-color-border)` or none in banner mode.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-border-radius - Corner radius; defaults to `var(--esp-size-border-radius)` or zero in banner mode.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-object-position - Final object-position override.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-compact-width - Component-width threshold; defaults to `40rem`.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-scrim-color - Scrim ink; defaults to the theme background when the banner polarity matches the scheme, else a polarity-pinned derivation.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-scrim-opacity - Scrim-strength opacity override.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-texture-color - Procedural texture ink; defaults to a theme-derived color following `banner-scheme`.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-texture-opacity - Procedural texture opacity override.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-texture-scale - CSS-gradient texture pitch override.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-texture-blend-mode - Texture blend-mode override.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-texture-image - Consumer-supplied texture background image.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-texture-image-opacity - Consumer texture opacity.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-texture-repeat - Consumer texture repeat.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-texture-position - Consumer texture position.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-texture-size - Consumer texture size.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-duotone-shadow-color - Duotone shadow stop; defaults to a dark stop derived from the theme primary.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-duotone-highlight-color - Duotone highlight stop; defaults to a light stop derived from the theme complementary.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-overlay-padding - Overlay content padding.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-overlay-color - Overlay text color; defaults to the theme heading color when the banner polarity matches the scheme.
+ * @cssprop --esp-image-overlay-text-shadow - Overlay text shadow; defaults to a soft polarity-matched halo. Set to `none` to disable.
  * @docPageTitle Image
  * @docUrl /components/image
  * @menuGroup Media
@@ -101,68 +250,74 @@ import "./esp-image-option.js";
  */
 export declare class EspalierImage extends EspalierElementBase {
     /**
-     * The original height of the image; used to calculate the orientation of
-     * the image and set the element aspect ratio.
-     * @type {number}
+     * Original image height, used with `originalWidth` to reserve the intrinsic
+     * aspect ratio and report portrait orientation.
      */
     originalHeight: number;
     /**
-     * The original width of the image; used to calculate the orientation of
-     * the image and set the element aspect ratio.
-     * @type {number}
+     * Original image width, used with `originalHeight` to reserve the intrinsic
+     * aspect ratio and report portrait orientation.
      */
     originalWidth: number;
     /**
-     * The fallback image URL. Used as the `<img src>` — the variant the browser
-     * loads when it cannot evaluate the responsive `srcset` (very old browsers),
-     * and the SEO/no-JS source. Named `low-res` because a small, fast-loading
-     * variant is the sensible default to point it at.
-     * @type {string}
+     * Fallback image URL used as the internal `<img src>` when responsive options
+     * build a shadow `<picture>`.
      */
     imageUrl: string;
     /**
-     * A local image URL (e.g. a `blob:` URL) that takes priority over responsive
-     * selection. When set, a plain `<img>` with no responsive sources is rendered
-     * so the local preview always wins. Used during upload to show the user's
-     * local file immediately while CDN variants are generated in the background.
-     * @type {string}
+     * Local preview URL, commonly a `blob:` URL. It takes priority over projected
+     * content and responsive options so an editor can show a new upload at once.
      */
     localImage: string;
     /**
-     * A caption for the image. Drives the visible caption in the
-     * [esp-lightbox](/components/lightbox) drawer in every mode. In the
-     * fallback / `local-image` paths it is also applied as the internal
-     * `<img alt>`; when projecting a light-DOM `<picture>` / `<img>`, put `alt` on
-     * your own `<img>` (it may legitimately differ from the drawer caption).
-     * @type {string}
+     * Lightbox caption in every mode, and internal image alternative text for
+     * local-image and responsive-option modes.
      */
     caption: string;
     /**
-     * Fallback `sizes` hint used only until the element measures its own rendered
-     * width (and for the server-rendered *initial* fetch, which the browser
-     * performs before this component upgrades). Once measured, the element
-     * advertises its actual box width instead — in both the built-from-options
-     * and projection paths — so the browser picks the smallest variant that
-     * covers the box (× DPR), in any layout, with no hand-authored `sizes`. Set
-     * this when you need a specific server-side hint (e.g. the generator's
-     * per-layout value); otherwise leave it and the component sizes itself.
-     * @type {string}
+     * Initial/server-side responsive-image size hint. After upgrade the component
+     * replaces this with its measured rendered width.
      */
     sizes: string;
     /**
-     * The native `loading` strategy for the **internally rendered** `<img>` (the
-     * fallback and `local-image` paths). Use `lazy` to defer offscreen gallery
-     * images until they approach the viewport. Defaults to `eager`. Has no effect
-     * in projection mode, where the projected `<img>` carries its own `loading`,
-     * `decoding`, and `fetchpriority` directly.
-     * @type {"eager" | "lazy"}
+     * Native loading strategy for internally rendered images. Projected images
+     * retain the consumer's own loading attributes.
      */
     loading: "eager" | "lazy";
+    /** Enable borderless banner defaults and the decorative/content layer stack. */
+    banner: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Banner polarity. `dark` darkens the image behind light text; `light`
+     * lightens it behind dark text. `auto` (the default) follows the active
+     * scheme, so a light page lightens and a dark page darkens.
+     */
+    bannerScheme: ImageBannerScheme;
+    /** Legibility-layer anchor. `auto` follows overlay presence and position. */
+    scrim: ImageScrim;
+    /** Preset opacity for the scrim. */
+    scrimStrength: ImageScrimStrength;
+    /**
+     * Optional texture: a built-in procedural preset, or the name of a
+     * texture registered with `registerImageTexture`. Unknown names render
+     * as `none` (and recover if the name is registered later).
+     */
+    texture: string;
+    /** CSS pitch or discrete SVG-filter variant for the selected texture. */
+    textureScale: ImageTextureScale;
+    /** Logical position for semantic banner content. */
+    contentPosition: ImageContentPosition;
+    /** Normalized focal point used for cover cropping. */
+    focusPoint: FocusPoint;
+    /** Banner target aspect ratio, as a positive number or `number / number`. */
+    ratio: string;
+    /** Aspect ratio used below the component-relative compact threshold. */
+    compactRatio: string;
     get isPortrait(): boolean;
     connectedCallback(): void;
     disconnectedCallback(): void;
     protected willUpdate(changedProperties: PropertyValues): void;
-    protected updated(changed: PropertyValues): void;
+    protected firstUpdated(changedProperties: PropertyValues): void;
+    protected updated(changedProperties: PropertyValues): void;
     protected render(): import("lit-html").TemplateResult<1>;
     static styles: import("lit").CSSResult[];
 }