@womp/mcp-ui 0.1.10 → 0.1.12

package/README.md

@@ -19,8 +19,16 @@ get_print_order ──► ui://womp/order-<version>.html   (258 KB) status chips
 list_print_orders ─► ui://womp/order-<version>.html
 create_upload   ──► ui://womp/upload-<version>.html  (266 KB) drop zone: the user's mesh file goes to the ticket URL from the chat
 get_upload      ──► ui://womp/upload-<version>.html  (app-callable — the card polls it)
+design_camera   ──► ui://openai-mcp/camera-<version>.html  the camera project's card for the OpenAI MCP
+checkout_camera ──► ui://openai-mcp/camera-<version>.html  (opens on the order form; place_order is app-callable)
 ```
 
+The `openai-camera` card is the odd one out: it belongs to the OpenAI MCP
+(swan-backend `src/docs/OPENAI_MCP.md`), the white-label server at
+`/openai-mcp/v1`, not to Womp's `/mcp/v1` — so it names no Womp, in its copy or
+its URI, and it has its own local stand-in server (`dev/openai-mcp/`,
+`yarn dev:openai-mcp`).
+
 ## What it exports
 
 The package ships the built HTML **as a string**, not as files:
@@ -203,10 +211,17 @@ recognises it. Where the card differs, it is because MCP differs:
   `scripts/gen-pantone.mjs <path to swan-frontend's PantoneCoatedColors.js>`;
   regenerate it if the frontend's list changes. Colour never re-quotes — it
   never changes the price.
-- **Hollow never orders.** Escape holes are placed in the editor, so choosing
-  Hollow shows its price and turns the button into "Continue on womp.com",
-  which calls `prepare_print` and opens the project. The backend refuses
-  `hollow: true` outright; the card never sends it.
+- **Hollow never orders, and since v1 is not even shown.** Escape holes are
+  placed in the editor, so choosing Hollow shows its price and turns the button
+  into "Continue on womp.com", which calls `prepare_print` and opens the
+  project. The backend refuses `hollow: true` outright; the card never sends it.
+  The whole section is driven by the quote's `hollow` row, which swan-backend
+  stopped publishing (`gc.mcp.printHollowPricing`, off) — so the card hides it
+  with no change of its own, published version included.
+- **Which materials appear is the backend's call.** The tiles are the quote's
+  `materials` array verbatim, and swan-backend now sends only what chat sells
+  (`gc.mcp.printMaterials`; v1 is Clear + Tinted clear). With no Enterprise entry
+  in the list the disclosure below hides itself — again, no card change.
 - **Gated Enterprise materials stay visible**, with a crown, behind a
   disclosure. Tapping one keeps the current selection and shows the
   contact-sales note (the backend's `contactUrl`) — the panel's dialog, flattened.
@@ -248,9 +263,13 @@ the card itself stayed 360px. Every grid in the card is
 `grid-template-columns: minmax(0, 1fr)` and the inputs have `width: 0` as their
 flex basis. If a row overflows, look there first.
 
-The stub takes three switches for the states a default account never shows:
+The stub takes five switches for the states a default account never shows:
 `FAKE_ENTERPRISE=1` (Enterprise materials orderable), `FAKE_PRO=1` (hollow
-priced as available), `FAKE_REPAIRED=1` (the repaired / non-manifold callouts).
+priced as available), `FAKE_REPAIRED=1` (the repaired / non-manifold callouts),
+`FAKE_ALL_MATERIALS=1` (the whole catalog, i.e. before the v1 narrowing) and
+`FAKE_HOLLOW=1` (quotes carry the hollow row again, which brings the card's
+Solid/Hollow section back). The last two default to what swan-backend now
+defaults to, so the card meets the shipped contract here.
 It also keeps the last `sync_print_config` and merges it into `add_to_cart` /
 `prepare_print` the way the server does — module scope, not inside
 `buildServer()`, which runs per request exactly as swan-backend's does.

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ export declare const APP_MIME_TYPE: "text/html;profile=mcp-app";
 export interface AppCsp {
   resourceDomains?: string[];
   connectDomains?: string[];
+  frameDomains?: string[];
 }
 
 export declare const IMAGE_APP_URI: string;
@@ -30,3 +31,7 @@ export declare const ORDER_APP_HTML: string;
 export declare const UPLOAD_APP_URI: string;
 export declare const UPLOAD_APP_CSP: AppCsp;
 export declare const UPLOAD_APP_HTML: string;
+
+export declare const OPENAI_CAMERA_APP_URI: string;
+export declare const OPENAI_CAMERA_APP_CSP: AppCsp;
+export declare const OPENAI_CAMERA_APP_HTML: string;