@videojs/spf 10.0.0-beta.30 → 10.0.0-beta.32

package/dist/dev/core/machine.d.ts

@@ -2,15 +2,15 @@ import { ReadonlySignal } from "./signals/primitives.js";
 import "../index.js";
 //#region src/core/machine.d.ts
 /**
- * Base snapshot for all machine-like primitives (Actors and Reactors).
- * Carries only the finite state value. Actors extend this with `context`.
+ * Base snapshot for all machine-like primitives (Actors and Reactors). Carries only the finite state value. Actors
+ * extend this with `context`.
  */
 interface MachineSnapshot<State extends string> {
   value: State;
 }
 /**
- * Shared interface for all machine-like primitives.
- * Both Actors (message-driven) and Reactors (signal-driven) implement this.
+ * Shared interface for all machine-like primitives. Both Actors (message-driven) and Reactors (signal-driven) implement
+ * this.
  */
 interface Machine<Snapshot extends MachineSnapshot<string>> {
   readonly snapshot: ReadonlySignal<Snapshot>;

package/dist/dev/core/machine.js

@@ -1,11 +1,10 @@
 import { signal, untrack, update } from "./signals/primitives.js";
 //#region src/core/machine.ts
 /**
-* Provisions the shared mechanics for all machine-like primitives: a snapshot
-* signal, an untracked state reader, and a transition function.
+* Provisions the shared mechanics for all machine-like primitives: a snapshot signal, an untracked state reader, and a
+* transition function.
 *
-* Internal — consumed by `createMachineActor` and `createMachineReactor`. Not part of the
-* public API.
+* Internal — consumed by `createMachineActor` and `createMachineReactor`. Not part of the public API.
 */
 function createMachineCore(initialSnapshot) {
 	const snapshotSignal = signal(initialSnapshot);

package/dist/dev/core/machine.js.map

@@ -1 +1 @@
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+{"version":3,"file":"machine.js","names":[],"sources":["../../../src/core/machine.ts"],"sourcesContent":["import type { ReadonlySignal } from './signals/primitives';\nimport { signal, untrack, update } from './signals/primitives';\n\n// =============================================================================\n// Shared snapshot type\n// =============================================================================\n\n/**\n * Base snapshot for all machine-like primitives (Actors and Reactors). Carries only the finite state value. Actors\n * extend this with `context`.\n */\nexport interface MachineSnapshot<State extends string> {\n  value: State;\n}\n\n// =============================================================================\n// Shared interface\n// =============================================================================\n\n/**\n * Shared interface for all machine-like primitives. Both Actors (message-driven) and Reactors (signal-driven) implement\n * this.\n */\nexport interface Machine<Snapshot extends MachineSnapshot<string>> {\n  readonly snapshot: ReadonlySignal<Snapshot>;\n  destroy(): void;\n}\n\n// =============================================================================\n// Shared core factory\n// =============================================================================\n\n/**\n * Provisions the shared mechanics for all machine-like primitives: a snapshot signal, an untracked state reader, and a\n * transition function.\n *\n * Internal — consumed by `createMachineActor` and `createMachineReactor`. Not part of the public API.\n */\nexport function createMachineCore<FullState extends string, Snapshot extends MachineSnapshot<FullState>>(\n  initialSnapshot: Snapshot\n) {\n  const snapshotSignal = signal(initialSnapshot);\n  const getState = (): FullState => untrack(() => snapshotSignal.get().value);\n  const transition = (to: FullState): void => update(snapshotSignal, (current) => ({ ...current, value: to }));\n\n  return { snapshotSignal, getState, transition };\n}\n"],"mappings":";;;;;;;;AAsCA,SAAgB,kBACd,iBACA;CACA,MAAM,iBAAiB,OAAO,eAAe;CAC7C,MAAM,iBAA4B,cAAc,eAAe,IAAI,CAAC,CAAC,KAAK;CAC1E,MAAM,cAAc,OAAwB,OAAO,iBAAiB,aAAa;EAAE,GAAG;EAAS,OAAO;CAAG,EAAE;CAE3G,OAAO;EAAE;EAAgB;EAAU;CAAW;AAChD"}

package/dist/dev/core/reactors/create-machine-reactor.d.ts

@@ -3,17 +3,15 @@ import { Machine, MachineSnapshot } from "../machine.js";
 /**
  * A reactive state-deriving function used in the `monitor` field.
  *
- * Returns the target state the reactor should be in. Any signals read inside
- * the fn body create reactive dependencies — the framework re-evaluates it when
- * those signals change and automatically calls `transition()` when the returned
+ * Returns the target state the reactor should be in. Any signals read inside the fn body create reactive dependencies —
+ * the framework re-evaluates it when those signals change and automatically calls `transition()` when the returned
  * state differs from the current one.
  */
 type ReactorDeriveFn<State extends string> = () => State;
 /**
  * An effect function used in reactor `entry` and `effects` blocks.
  *
- * May return a cleanup function that runs before each re-evaluation and on
- * state exit (including destroy).
+ * May return a cleanup function that runs before each re-evaluation and on state exit (including destroy).
  */
 type ReactorEffectFn = () => (() => void) | {
   abort(): void;
@@ -21,12 +19,10 @@ type ReactorEffectFn = () => (() => void) | {
 /**
  * Per-state effect grouping for a single reactor state.
  *
- * - `entry` effects run once on state entry. The fn body is automatically
- *   untracked — no `untrack()` calls are needed inside. Use this for
- *   one-time setup: reading current values, attaching event listeners, etc.
- * - `effects` run on state entry and re-run whenever a signal read inside
- *   the fn body changes. Use `untrack()` for reads you do not want to track.
- *   Use this for work that must stay in sync with reactive state.
+ * - `entry` effects run once on state entry. The fn body is automatically untracked — no `untrack()` calls are needed
+ *   inside. Use this for one-time setup: reading current values, attaching event listeners, etc.
+ * - `effects` run on state entry and re-run whenever a signal read inside the fn body changes. Use `untrack()` for reads
+ *   you do not want to track. Use this for work that must stay in sync with reactive state.
  *
  * Both are optional; pass `{}` for states with no effects.
  */
@@ -37,23 +33,20 @@ type ReactorStateDefinition = {
 /**
  * Full reactor definition passed to `createMachineReactor`.
  *
- * `State` is the set of domain-meaningful states. `'destroying'` and
- * `'destroyed'` are always added by the framework as implicit terminal states —
- * do not include them here.
+ * `State` is the set of domain-meaningful states. `'destroying'` and `'destroyed'` are always added by the framework as
+ * implicit terminal states — do not include them here.
  */
 type ReactorDefinition<State extends string> = {
   /** Initial state. */
   initial: State;
   /**
-   * Reactive state derivation. Registered before per-state effects — the
-   * ordering guarantee ensures transitions fired here take effect before
-   * per-state effects re-evaluate in the same flush.
+   * Reactive state derivation. Registered before per-state effects — the ordering guarantee ensures transitions fired
+   * here take effect before per-state effects re-evaluate in the same flush.
    */
   monitor?: ReactorDeriveFn<State> | ReactorDeriveFn<State>[];
   /**
-   * Per-state effect groupings. Every valid state must be declared — pass `{}`
-   * for states with no effects. `entry` and `effects` each become independent
-   * `effect()` calls gated on that state, with their own cleanup lifecycles.
+   * Per-state effect groupings. Every valid state must be declared — pass `{}` for states with no effects. `entry` and
+   * `effects` each become independent `effect()` calls gated on that state, with their own cleanup lifecycles.
    */
   states: Record<State, ReactorStateDefinition>;
 };
@@ -62,30 +55,31 @@ type Reactor<State extends string> = Machine<MachineSnapshot<State>>;
 /**
  * Creates a reactive Reactor from a declarative definition.
  *
- * A Reactor is driven by subscriptions to external signals rather than
- * imperative messages. Each state holds an array of effect functions —
- * every element becomes one independent `effect()` call gated on that state,
- * with its own dependency tracking and cleanup lifecycle.
+ * A Reactor is driven by subscriptions to external signals rather than imperative messages. Each state holds an array
+ * of effect functions — every element becomes one independent `effect()` call gated on that state, with its own
+ * dependency tracking and cleanup lifecycle.
  *
- * `'destroying'` and `'destroyed'` are always implicit terminal states.
- * `destroy()` transitions through both in sequence: `'destroying'` first (for
- * potential async teardown in a future extension), then immediately `'destroyed'`
+ * `'destroying'` and `'destroyed'` are always implicit terminal states. `destroy()` transitions through both in
+ * sequence: `'destroying'` first (for potential async teardown in a future extension), then immediately `'destroyed'`
  * for the synchronous base case. Active effect cleanups fire via disposal.
  *
  * @example
- * const reactor = createMachineReactor({
- *   initial: 'waiting',
- *   monitor: () => srcSignal.get() ? 'active' : 'waiting',
- *   states: {
- *     active: {
- *       // entry: runs once on state entry; fn body is automatically untracked.
- *       entry: () => listen(el, 'play', handler),
- *       // effects: re-runs whenever tracked signals change.
- *       effects: () => { currentTimeSignal.get(); return cleanup; },
+ *   const reactor = createMachineReactor({
+ *     initial: 'waiting',
+ *     monitor: () => (srcSignal.get() ? 'active' : 'waiting'),
+ *     states: {
+ *       active: {
+ *         // entry: runs once on state entry; fn body is automatically untracked.
+ *         entry: () => listen(el, 'play', handler),
+ *         // effects: re-runs whenever tracked signals change.
+ *         effects: () => {
+ *           currentTimeSignal.get();
+ *           return cleanup;
+ *         },
+ *       },
+ *       waiting: {},
  *     },
- *     waiting: {},
- *   }
- * });
+ *   });
  */
 declare function createMachineReactor<State extends string>(def: ReactorDefinition<State>): Reactor<State | 'destroying' | 'destroyed'>;
 //#endregion

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package/dist/dev/core/reactors/create-machine-reactor.js

@@ -6,30 +6,31 @@ const toArray = (x) => x === void 0 ? [] : Array.isArray(x) ? x : [x];
 /**
 * Creates a reactive Reactor from a declarative definition.
 *
-* A Reactor is driven by subscriptions to external signals rather than
-* imperative messages. Each state holds an array of effect functions —
-* every element becomes one independent `effect()` call gated on that state,
-* with its own dependency tracking and cleanup lifecycle.
+* A Reactor is driven by subscriptions to external signals rather than imperative messages. Each state holds an array
+* of effect functions — every element becomes one independent `effect()` call gated on that state, with its own
+* dependency tracking and cleanup lifecycle.
 *
-* `'destroying'` and `'destroyed'` are always implicit terminal states.
-* `destroy()` transitions through both in sequence: `'destroying'` first (for
-* potential async teardown in a future extension), then immediately `'destroyed'`
+* `'destroying'` and `'destroyed'` are always implicit terminal states. `destroy()` transitions through both in
+* sequence: `'destroying'` first (for potential async teardown in a future extension), then immediately `'destroyed'`
 * for the synchronous base case. Active effect cleanups fire via disposal.
 *
 * @example
-* const reactor = createMachineReactor({
-*   initial: 'waiting',
-*   monitor: () => srcSignal.get() ? 'active' : 'waiting',
-*   states: {
-*     active: {
-*       // entry: runs once on state entry; fn body is automatically untracked.
-*       entry: () => listen(el, 'play', handler),
-*       // effects: re-runs whenever tracked signals change.
-*       effects: () => { currentTimeSignal.get(); return cleanup; },
+*   const reactor = createMachineReactor({
+*     initial: 'waiting',
+*     monitor: () => (srcSignal.get() ? 'active' : 'waiting'),
+*     states: {
+*       active: {
+*         // entry: runs once on state entry; fn body is automatically untracked.
+*         entry: () => listen(el, 'play', handler),
+*         // effects: re-runs whenever tracked signals change.
+*         effects: () => {
+*           currentTimeSignal.get();
+*           return cleanup;
+*         },
+*       },
+*       waiting: {},
 *     },
-*     waiting: {},
-*   }
-* });
+*   });
 */
 function createMachineReactor(def) {
 	const { snapshotSignal, getState, transition } = createMachineCore({ value: def.initial });

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 /**
  * Run a side effect whenever its signal dependencies change.
  *
- * Executes immediately (synchronous initial run), then re-runs on the next
- * microtask after any dependency changes. If the callback returns a function,
- * it is called before each re-run and when the effect is stopped — the same
- * cleanup contract as Preact Signals, Maverick Signals, and Svelte 5 $effect.
+ * Executes immediately (synchronous initial run), then re-runs on the next microtask after any dependency changes. If
+ * the callback returns a function, it is called before each re-run and when the effect is stopped — the same cleanup
+ * contract as Preact Signals, Maverick Signals, and Svelte 5 $effect.
  *
  * Returns a cleanup function that stops the effect.
  */

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package/dist/dev/core/signals/effect.js

@@ -10,15 +10,34 @@ function runPending() {
 	for (const c of pending) {
 		pending.delete(c);
 		c.get();
+		revalidateSources(c);
 	}
 }
 /**
+* Recover an effect that wrote a signal one of its own dependencies reads.
+*
+* When an effect body writes a signal that an intermediate computed in its own dependency graph consumes (e.g. a
+* track-selection effect writing the selection slot a candidate-set computed consults), the graph can't tell the
+* effect: the write marks the intermediate dirty, but the effect is the in-flight consumer, so no watcher notification
+* fires — and the effect finishes the run _clean but stale_. Worse, every later external change routed through that
+* intermediate is deduped against its standing dirty flag, so the effect never hears about those either (the
+* lost-wakeup).
+*
+* Pulling each source once after the run closes the hole: a dirtied intermediate recomputes and its dirty flag clears,
+* so the _next_ change through it propagates and wakes the effect normally. The guarantee is liveness, not immediacy —
+* the effect is deliberately not re-run just because it wrote into its own graph (that would double-run every writing
+* effect); it catches up on the next genuine change. Sources that are clean, or whose recomputation is equals-gated to
+* the same value, cost a cached read and notify no one.
+*/
+function revalidateSources(c) {
+	for (const source of Signal.subtle.introspectSources(c)) source.get();
+}
+/**
 * Run a side effect whenever its signal dependencies change.
 *
-* Executes immediately (synchronous initial run), then re-runs on the next
-* microtask after any dependency changes. If the callback returns a function,
-* it is called before each re-run and when the effect is stopped — the same
-* cleanup contract as Preact Signals, Maverick Signals, and Svelte 5 $effect.
+* Executes immediately (synchronous initial run), then re-runs on the next microtask after any dependency changes. If
+* the callback returns a function, it is called before each re-run and when the effect is stopped — the same cleanup
+* contract as Preact Signals, Maverick Signals, and Svelte 5 $effect.
 *
 * Returns a cleanup function that stops the effect.
 */
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 	watcher.watch(c);
 	c.get();
+	revalidateSources(c);
 	return () => {
 		watcher.unwatch(c);
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 /**
  * Update a writable signal. Two forms:
  *
- * - **Updater function** `(current) => next`. Works for any signal type,
- *   including `Signal<T | undefined>` — handle undefined in the updater.
- * - **Partial object** to merge into the current state. Requires
- *   `T extends object`.
+ * - **Updater function** `(current) => next`. Works for any signal type, including `Signal<T | undefined>` — handle
+ *   undefined in the updater.
+ * - **Partial object** to merge into the current state. Requires `T extends object`.
  *
  * @example
- * update(state, { playbackRate: 2 });
- * update(state, (s) => ({ ...s, count: s.count + 1 }));
- * update(maybeUndefinedSignal, (current) => current ?? defaultValue);
+ *   update(state, { playbackRate: 2 });
+ *   update(state, (s) => ({ ...s, count: s.count + 1 }));
+ *   update(maybeUndefinedSignal, (current) => current ?? defaultValue);
  */
 declare function update<T>(signal: Signal$1<T>, updater: (current: T) => T): void;
 declare function update<T extends object>(signal: Signal$1<T>, updater: Partial<T>): void;
 /**
- * Read every signal in a map and return a plain object snapshot. Each read
- * tracks in the surrounding Computed/Effect — equivalent to calling `.get()`
- * on a single `Signal<S>` over the merged shape.
+ * Read every signal in a map and return a plain object snapshot. Each read tracks in the surrounding Computed/Effect —
+ * equivalent to calling `.get()` on a single `Signal<S>` over the merged shape.
  *
- * Convenience for behaviors that pass whole state/context snapshots to pure
- * helpers; prefer per-field reads when only a few fields are needed.
+ * Convenience for behaviors that pass whole state/context snapshots to pure helpers; prefer per-field reads when only a
+ * few fields are needed.
  */
 declare function snapshot<M extends Record<string, ReadonlySignal<unknown>>>(map: M): { [K in keyof M]: M[K] extends {
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package/dist/dev/core/signals/primitives.js

@@ -3,18 +3,15 @@ import { Signal } from "signal-polyfill";
 /** Read a signal value without tracking it as a dependency. */
 const untrack = Signal.subtle.untrack;
 /**
-* Read a signal's current value without tracking it as a dependency. Sugar
-* for `untrack(() => signal.get())` to reduce boilerplate at single-read
-* sites. Structurally typed to accept any signal-like (Signal, Computed,
-* ReadonlySignal).
+* Read a signal's current value without tracking it as a dependency. Sugar for `untrack(() => signal.get())` to reduce
+* boilerplate at single-read sites. Structurally typed to accept any signal-like (Signal, Computed, ReadonlySignal).
 *
-* Accepts an optional `transform` to project the value in the same call;
-* the default is the identity function so the single-arg form returns `T`
-* unchanged.
+* Accepts an optional `transform` to project the value in the same call; the default is the identity function so the
+* single-arg form returns `T` unchanged.
 *
 * @example
-* const value = peek(someSignal);
-* const id = peek(presentationSignal, (p) => p?.id);
+*   const value = peek(someSignal);
+*   const id = peek(presentationSignal, (p) => p?.id);
 */
 function peek(source, transform = (v) => v) {
 	return untrack(() => transform(source.get()));
@@ -36,12 +33,11 @@ function update(signal, updater) {
 	});
 }
 /**
-* Read every signal in a map and return a plain object snapshot. Each read
-* tracks in the surrounding Computed/Effect — equivalent to calling `.get()`
-* on a single `Signal<S>` over the merged shape.
+* Read every signal in a map and return a plain object snapshot. Each read tracks in the surrounding Computed/Effect —
+* equivalent to calling `.get()` on a single `Signal<S>` over the merged shape.
 *
-* Convenience for behaviors that pass whole state/context snapshots to pure
-* helpers; prefer per-field reads when only a few fields are needed.
+* Convenience for behaviors that pass whole state/context snapshots to pure helpers; prefer per-field reads when only a
+* few fields are needed.
 */
 function snapshot(map) {
 	const out = {};

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package/dist/dev/core/signals/when.js

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-* re-evaluates whenever a signal it read changes — so this is the promise
-* bridge from signal space into async task bodies (await a state condition
-* mid-task without polling).
+* Resolve once `condition` returns true. The condition is a tracked read — it re-evaluates whenever a signal it read
+* changes — so this is the promise bridge from signal space into async task bodies (await a state condition mid-task
+* without polling).
 *
-* Settles synchronously when the condition already holds. Rejects with the
-* abort reason when `signal` aborts first (an already-aborted signal rejects
-* without evaluating the condition), so a task awaiting a condition dies with
-* its runner instead of leaking the subscription.
+* Settles synchronously when the condition already holds. Rejects with the abort reason when `signal` aborts first (an
+* already-aborted signal rejects without evaluating the condition), so a task awaiting a condition dies with its runner
+* instead of leaking the subscription.
 */
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 //#region src/core/tasks/delayed-reschedule.ts
 /**
-* Build a {@link Reschedule} from a pure cadence function — the common
-* timer-based, *start-anchored* implementation.
+* Build a {@link Reschedule} from a pure cadence function — the common timer-based, _start-anchored_ implementation.
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-* `cadence(current, previous)` milliseconds **measured from when it was invoked**
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-* runs begin one cadence apart regardless of how long each run takes (per
-* RFC 8216 §6.3.4's "measured from the last time the client began loading"). If
-* the run takes longer than the cadence, the next run starts immediately.
+* Invoked concurrently with the run, it observes the result, then waits `cadence(current, previous)` milliseconds
+* **measured from when it was invoked** (≈ the run's start): it subtracts the run's own elapsed time, so consecutive
+* runs begin one cadence apart regardless of how long each run takes (per RFC 8216 §6.3.4's "measured from the last
+* time the client began loading"). If the run takes longer than the cadence, the next run starts immediately.
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-* A `null` cadence stops the recurrence. A rejected run rejects this reschedule,
-* which the `RecurringRunner` propagates as the recurrence's failure — error
-* recovery (e.g. retrying transient fetch failures) belongs below, at the fetch
+* A `null` cadence stops the recurrence. A rejected run rejects this reschedule, which the `RecurringRunner` propagates
+* as the recurrence's failure — error recovery (e.g. retrying transient fetch failures) belongs below, at the fetch
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