dockview-core 7.0.4 → 8.0.0

package/dist/cjs/dockview/options.d.ts

@@ -8,9 +8,10 @@ import { DockviewMessages } from './accessibilityMessages';
 export type { DockviewMessages } from './accessibilityMessages';
 import { PanelTransfer } from '../dnd/dataTransfer';
 import { IDisposable } from '../lifecycle';
-import { Box } from '../types';
-import { DroptargetOverlayModel, Position } from '../dnd/droptarget';
+import { Box, DragModifiers } from '../types';
+import { DroptargetOverlayModel, Position, PositionResolver } from '../dnd/droptarget';
 import { GroupOptions } from './dockviewGroupPanelModel';
+import { EdgeGroupPosition } from './dockviewShell';
 import { DockviewGroupDropLocation } from './events';
 import { IDockviewPanel } from './dockviewPanel';
 import { DockviewPanelRenderer } from '../overlay/overlayRenderContainer';
@@ -21,14 +22,14 @@ import { AcceptableEvent, IAcceptableEvent } from '../events';
 import { DockviewTheme } from './theme';
 import { ITabGroup } from './tabGroup';
 import { CspNonceProvider } from '../dom';
-export { CspNonceProvider };
+export { type CspNonceProvider };
 import { DockviewTabGroupColorEntry } from './tabGroupAccent';
 export interface IHeaderActionsRenderer extends IDisposable {
     readonly element: HTMLElement;
     init(params: IGroupHeaderProps): void;
 }
-export type BuiltInContextMenuItem = 'close' | 'closeOthers' | 'closeAll' | 'separator';
-export type BuiltInChipContextMenuItem = 'separator' | 'colorPicker' | 'rename';
+export type BuiltInContextMenuItem = 'close' | 'closeOthers' | 'closeAll' | 'closeLeft' | 'closeRight' | 'maximize' | 'float' | 'popout' | 'separator' | 'pin';
+export type BuiltInChipContextMenuItem = 'separator' | 'colorPicker' | 'rename' | 'collapse' | 'close';
 export interface ContextMenuItemConfig {
     label?: string;
     /**
@@ -52,13 +53,13 @@ export interface DropOverlayModelParams {
     /** The group the target belongs to, where known (tab / header_space / content). */
     group?: DockviewGroupPanel;
 }
-/** A layout change to be announced — see the `getAnnouncement` option. */
+/** A layout change to be announced; see the `getAnnouncement` option. */
 export interface LiveRegionEvent {
     /**
      * What changed: a panel was added (`'open'`) or removed (`'close'`); a
      * group was maximized (`'maximize'`) / restored (`'restore'`); or a group
      * moved to a floating window (`'float'`), back into the grid (`'dock'`), or
-     * out to a popout window (`'popout'`). `panel` is the affected panel — for
+     * out to a popout window (`'popout'`). `panel` is the affected panel; for
      * group events, the group's active panel.
      */
     kind: 'open' | 'close' | 'maximize' | 'restore' | 'float' | 'dock' | 'popout';
@@ -89,6 +90,11 @@ export interface DockviewKeybindings {
     focusPrevGroup: string;
     /** Move focus from panel content to the focused group's tab strip. Default `ctrl+shift+\`. */
     focusTabs: string;
+    /**
+     * Pin / unpin the active panel's tab. Default `ctrl+shift+enter`. Inert
+     * unless the pinned-tabs feature is enabled (`pinnedTabs.enabled`).
+     */
+    togglePin: string;
 }
 export interface KeyboardNavigationOptions {
     /** Override individual {@link DockviewKeybindings}; unset keys keep their defaults. */
@@ -114,9 +120,23 @@ export interface IContextMenuItemComponentProps {
     close: () => void;
     componentProps?: object;
 }
+/**
+ * Props passed to a `component` menu item rendered in the tab group chip
+ * context menu. Mirrors {@link IContextMenuItemComponentProps} but carries the
+ * `tabGroup` the chip represents in place of a single `panel`: a chip spans
+ * several panels, so there is no one panel to hand over.
+ */
+export interface IChipContextMenuItemComponentProps {
+    tabGroup: ITabGroup;
+    group: DockviewGroupPanel;
+    api: DockviewApi;
+    /** Call to close the context menu */
+    close: () => void;
+    componentProps?: object;
+}
 export interface IContextMenuItemRenderer extends IDisposable {
     readonly element: HTMLElement;
-    init(props: IContextMenuItemComponentProps): void;
+    init(props: IContextMenuItemComponentProps | IChipContextMenuItemComponentProps): void;
 }
 export interface CreateContextMenuItemComponentOptions {
     id: string;
@@ -148,6 +168,124 @@ export interface FloatingGroupDragContext {
      * snapshotted at drag start.
      */
     readonly others: readonly Box[];
+    /** Modifier-key state from this frame's pointer event. */
+    readonly modifiers: DragModifiers;
+}
+/** A keyboard modifier that, while held, suspends Smart Guides snapping. */
+export type SnapModifier = 'alt' | 'ctrl' | 'meta' | 'shift';
+/** Which alignment sources Smart Guides snaps a dragged floating group to. */
+export interface SmartGuidesSnapTargets {
+    /** Align to the other floating groups' edges + centers. Default `true`. */
+    floats?: boolean;
+    /** Align to the container's edges + center. Default `true`. */
+    container?: boolean;
+    /** Also emit inset guide lines this many px inside the container edges
+     *  (e.g. a content margin). Default `undefined` (no inset lines). */
+    containerInset?: number;
+    /** Align to the underlying grid's splitter (sash) positions. Default
+     *  `false`. */
+    splitters?: boolean;
+}
+/**
+ * Options for the Smart Guides module: Figma-style alignment guides + magnetic
+ * snapping while dragging a floating group. Omit `smartGuides` entirely to leave
+ * float dragging unchanged: the module is then inert and the drag loop is a
+ * byte-for-byte pass-through.
+ */
+export interface SmartGuidesOptions {
+    /** Master switch. Defaults to `true` when `smartGuides` is present. */
+    enabled?: boolean;
+    /** Distance, in px, within which a dragged edge/center engages a snap.
+     *  Default `8`. */
+    snapDistance?: number;
+    /** Extra px beyond `snapDistance` the pointer must travel before an engaged
+     *  snap releases; asymmetric hysteresis that stops boundary oscillation.
+     *  Default `4`. */
+    releaseDistance?: number;
+    /** Render the alignment guide lines while snapping. Default `true`. */
+    showGuides?: boolean;
+    /** Detect a dock/merge intent when the dragged float comes flush against
+     *  another float (edge-adjacency) or overlaps its tab strip (tabset merge),
+     *  and commit it on drop. Opt-in: Smart Guides is an alignment-only tool by
+     *  default and never merges floating groups unless this is set. Default
+     *  `false`. */
+    snapTogether?: boolean;
+    /** Which alignment sources to snap against (floats + container by default). */
+    snapTargets?: SmartGuidesSnapTargets;
+    /** Hold this modifier while dragging to temporarily suspend snapping +
+     *  guides (Figma/Keynote parity). `false` disables the gate. Default
+     *  `'alt'`. */
+    disableSnapModifier?: SnapModifier | false;
+    /** Extra class applied to the guide overlay layer, for theming. */
+    className?: string;
+}
+/**
+ * The CSS class the `MultiRowTabsModule` toggles on a group's tab list
+ * (`.dv-tabs-container`) to switch it into wrap layout. Shared here so core
+ * (the reorder controller's wrap detection + the SCSS rules) and the module
+ * agree on the one string; renaming it in one place would otherwise silently
+ * break the seam across the package boundary.
+ */
+export declare const OVERFLOW_WRAP_TABS_CLASS = "dv-tabs-container--wrap";
+/**
+ * The CSS class the `MultiRowTabsModule` adds alongside
+ * {@link OVERFLOW_WRAP_TABS_CLASS} once `overflow.maxRows` is set. It clips the
+ * wrapped strip to `--dv-max-tab-rows` rows (the surplus rows spill to the
+ * dropdown) so the header stops growing at the cap. Shared here so core (SCSS)
+ * and the module agree on the one string.
+ */
+export declare const OVERFLOW_WRAP_TABS_CAPPED_CLASS = "dv-tabs-container--wrap-capped";
+/**
+ * The custom property the `MultiRowTabsModule` sets on a capped wrapped strip to
+ * carry the `overflow.maxRows` value into the SCSS `max-height` calc. Shared for
+ * the same reason as the class names above.
+ */
+export declare const OVERFLOW_MAX_TAB_ROWS_VARIABLE = "--dv-max-tab-rows";
+/**
+ * The custom property the `MultiRowTabsModule` sets on a wrapped vertical
+ * (edge-group) tab list to pin every wrapped tab to a single, uniform height:
+ * the tallest tab's natural height, measured live by the controller. A vertical
+ * tab's natural height tracks its (rotated) title length, so a column only fits
+ * a handful of tabs and tiny per-tab height differences flip how many fit,
+ * ragged-ing the wrapped grid into a staircase. Pinning one height makes every
+ * column hold the same count, so the columns line up as a clean grid (the mirror
+ * of the horizontal wrap, whose tabs share the fixed row height). Shared here so
+ * core (SCSS) and the module agree on the one string. Only meaningful in vertical
+ * wrap; a horizontal strip never sets it and the SCSS falls back to auto height.
+ */
+export declare const OVERFLOW_WRAP_TABS_VERTICAL_TAB_HEIGHT_VARIABLE = "--dv-wrap-vertical-tab-height";
+/**
+ * Tab-header overflow behaviour. One shared block across the overflow axis:
+ * `mode` chooses dropdown vs wrap; the remaining fields enrich the dropdown.
+ * Each capability names the module it needs; without that module the field is
+ * ignored and the free single-row strip + dropdown is used.
+ */
+export interface DockviewOverflowOptions {
+    /**
+     * What happens when tabs don't fit. Default `'dropdown'` (today's free
+     * path). `'wrap'` requires the `MultiRowTabsModule`.
+     */
+    mode?: 'dropdown' | 'wrap';
+    /**
+     * Wrap mode only: cap the number of header rows. The strip grows to at most
+     * `maxRows` rows; tabs that would land on a row beyond the cap spill into the
+     * overflow dropdown instead. Requires the `MultiRowTabsModule`. Default:
+     * unbounded (wrap grows to fit every tab).
+     */
+    maxRows?: number;
+    /**
+     * Filter input over the group's tabs. Reserved for `AdvancedOverflowModule`;
+     * ignored until that module is present. Default: false.
+     */
+    search?: boolean | {
+        placeholder?: string;
+        scope?: 'overflow' | 'group';
+    };
+    /**
+     * Order the dropdown by most-recently-activated. Reserved for
+     * `AdvancedOverflowModule`; ignored until present. Default: false.
+     */
+    mru?: boolean;
 }
 export interface DockviewOptions {
     /**
@@ -166,7 +304,7 @@ export interface DockviewOptions {
      * Adjust a floating group's position while it is being dragged. Runs on
      * each pointer-move frame with the proposed top-left (before the container
      * clamp) and returns an adjusted top-left, or nothing to leave it
-     * unchanged. Use it for snapping, alignment, or custom bounds. Move only —
+     * unchanged. Use it for snapping, alignment, or custom bounds. Move only:
      * resizing a floating group is unaffected.
      *
      * `context.others` holds the bounds of the other floating groups (relative
@@ -177,6 +315,12 @@ export interface DockviewOptions {
         top: number;
         left: number;
     } | void;
+    /**
+     * Enable Smart Guides: alignment guides + magnetic snapping while a
+     * floating group is being dragged. Omit to disable entirely (float dragging
+     * is then unchanged). Provided by the Smart Guides module.
+     */
+    smartGuides?: SmartGuidesOptions;
     /**
      * Selects which element moves a floating group when dragged.
      *
@@ -184,7 +328,7 @@ export interface DockviewOptions {
      *   above the group's tab bar. Dragging it moves the floating window;
      *   shift+drag (mouse) / long-press (touch) redocks into the grid. Style
      *   it with the `--dv-floating-titlebar-*` theme variables.
-     * - `'tabbar'`: the legacy behaviour — the empty space in the tab bar
+     * - `'tabbar'`: the legacy behaviour, where the empty space in the tab bar
      *   (the "void container") doubles as the move handle. No dedicated bar
      *   is rendered.
      */
@@ -206,9 +350,29 @@ export interface DockviewOptions {
      *   browsers, certain Safari versions, embedded webviews). Cross-window
      *   HTML5 drag and the HTML5 native drag image are not available in this
      *   mode.
-     * - `'html5'`: HTML5 drag-and-drop only — disables touch / pen drag.
+     * - `'html5'`: HTML5 drag-and-drop only; disables touch / pen drag.
      */
     dndStrategy?: DockviewDndStrategy;
+    /**
+     * Override how a pointer location maps to a drop {@link Position} (or `null`
+     * for no drop) on the 5-way group/layout drop targets (the group content
+     * and the whole-layout edges), replacing the built-in cursor-quadrant logic.
+     * Tab/header reorder targets are unaffected. Unset ⇒ the default quadrant
+     * behaviour, unchanged. Read live, so it can be swapped via
+     * {@link DockviewApi.updateOptions}.
+     */
+    dropPositionResolver?: PositionResolver;
+    /**
+     * Show an aim-at-a-cell DnD compass over a group while dragging,
+     * instead of resolving the drop by which quadrant the cursor is in. Default
+     * off ⇒ the cursor-quadrant behaviour, unchanged. Provided by the DnD compass
+     * module. Pass an object to restrict which inner cells appear (`zones`) or to
+     * hide the outer whole-layout-edge cells (`edges: false`, default on).
+     */
+    dndCompass?: boolean | {
+        zones?: Position[];
+        edges?: boolean;
+    };
     locked?: boolean;
     className?: string;
     /**
@@ -217,6 +381,20 @@ export interface DockviewOptions {
     noPanelsOverlay?: 'emptyGroup' | 'watermark';
     theme?: DockviewTheme;
     disableTabsOverflowList?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * How the tab header behaves when there are more tabs than fit on one row.
+     *
+     * The single-row strip + chevron dropdown is the default and is free. The
+     * `'wrap'` mode (tabs wrap onto multiple rows and the header grows) requires
+     * the `MultiRowTabsModule`; without that module `'wrap'` is ignored and the
+     * dropdown is used. The `search`/`mru` fields enrich the
+     * dropdown and require the `AdvancedOverflowModule`; they are ignored when
+     * that module is absent.
+     *
+     * Omitting `overflow` is identical to today's behaviour
+     * (`mode: 'dropdown'`).
+     */
+    overflow?: DockviewOverflowOptions;
     /**
      * Select `native` to use built-in scrollbar behaviours and `custom` to use an internal implementation
      * that allows for improved scrollbar overlay UX.
@@ -227,8 +405,21 @@ export interface DockviewOptions {
     /**
      * Return the items to display in the tab context menu on right-click.
      *
-     * Use built-in string shortcuts (`'close'`, `'closeOthers'`, `'closeAll'`, `'separator'`)
-     * or provide a `ContextMenuItemConfig` object for custom items.
+     * Use built-in string shortcuts or provide a `ContextMenuItemConfig`
+     * object for custom items. The available shortcuts are:
+     * - `'close'`: close this panel
+     * - `'closeOthers'`: close every other panel in the group
+     * - `'closeAll'`: close every panel in the group
+     * - `'closeLeft'` / `'closeRight'`: close the panels before / after this
+     *   one in the tab strip
+     * - `'maximize'`: maximize the group (renders as *Restore* and disables
+     *   for non-grid panels, tracking the group's live maximized state)
+     * - `'float'`: move the panel into a floating window (disabled when
+     *   already floating)
+     * - `'popout'`: move the panel into a new browser window (disabled when
+     *   already popped out)
+     * - `'pin'`: toggle the panel's pinned state (PinnedTabs module)
+     * - `'separator'`: a divider line
      *
      * If omitted, no context menu is shown.
      * Return an empty array to suppress the menu for specific cases.
@@ -237,10 +428,14 @@ export interface DockviewOptions {
     /**
      * Return the items to display in the tab group chip context menu on right-click.
      *
-     * Use built-in string shortcuts (`'separator'`, `'colorPicker'`, `'rename'`) or provide a
-     * `ContextMenuItemConfig` object for custom items.
-     * `'colorPicker'` renders a native grid of color swatches for the tab group.
-     * `'rename'` renders an inline text input to rename the tab group.
+     * Use built-in string shortcuts or provide a `ContextMenuItemConfig`
+     * object for custom items. The available shortcuts are:
+     * - `'rename'`: renders an inline text input to rename the tab group
+     * - `'colorPicker'`: renders a grid of color swatches for the tab group
+     * - `'collapse'`: collapse the tab group (renders as *Expand* when the
+     *   group is already collapsed)
+     * - `'close'`: close every panel belonging to the tab group
+     * - `'separator'`: a divider line
      *
      * If omitted, no context menu is shown on chip right-click.
      * Return an empty array to suppress the menu for specific cases.
@@ -261,7 +456,7 @@ export interface DockviewOptions {
      */
     createGroupDragGhostComponent?: (group: DockviewGroupPanel) => IGroupDragGhostRenderer;
     /**
-     * Shape the drop overlay shown over a group's drop targets — the tab
+     * Shape the drop overlay shown over a group's drop targets: the tab
      * strip (`'tab'`), the header void space (`'header_space'`) and the
      * panel content area (`'content'`). Return a {@link DroptargetOverlayModel}
      * to override that target's default overlay (size, activation threshold,
@@ -274,7 +469,7 @@ export interface DockviewOptions {
     dropOverlayModel?: (params: DropOverlayModelParams) => DroptargetOverlayModel | undefined;
     /**
      * Built-in screen-reader announcements of layout changes (a visually-hidden
-     * `aria-live` region narrating panel open/close etc.). On by default —
+     * `aria-live` region narrating panel open/close etc.). On by default;
      * set to `false` to disable, e.g. when the host app provides its own
      * announcement system. Honoured live via `updateOptions`.
      */
@@ -283,7 +478,7 @@ export interface DockviewOptions {
      * Localise or override the built-in announcement strings (the default
      * messages are English). Return a string to use it, `null` / `''` to
      * suppress that announcement, or `undefined` to keep the default. This is
-     * how non-English apps translate announcements — core ships no message
+     * how non-English apps translate announcements; core ships no message
      * catalog, only the default strings + this hook.
      */
     getAnnouncement?: (event: LiveRegionEvent) => string | null | undefined;
@@ -295,11 +490,11 @@ export interface DockviewOptions {
      */
     announcer?: (event: AnnouncementEvent) => void;
     /**
-     * Translate / override the strings dockview speaks to assistive technology
-     * — both the LiveRegion announcements and the keyboard-docking narration.
-     * Provide any subset of {@link DockviewMessages}; unset entries keep the
-     * English defaults. (`getAnnouncement` still applies first, per-event, for
-     * announcements.)
+     * Translate / override the strings dockview speaks to assistive technology,
+     * covering both the LiveRegion announcements and the keyboard-docking
+     * narration. Provide any subset of {@link DockviewMessages}; unset entries
+     * keep the English defaults. (`getAnnouncement` still applies first,
+     * per-event, for announcements.)
      */
     messages?: Partial<DockviewMessages>;
     /**
@@ -307,10 +502,10 @@ export interface DockviewOptions {
      * pass an object to override individual ones via `keymap`. Off by default
      * (opt-in while the feature matures). Enables:
      *
-     * - **Switch tab** within the focused group — `Ctrl`+`]` / `Ctrl`+`[`.
-     * - **Move focus between groups** — `F6` / `Shift`+`F6` (sequential) or
+     * - **Switch tab** within the focused group: `Ctrl`+`]` / `Ctrl`+`[`.
+     * - **Move focus between groups**: `F6` / `Shift`+`F6` (sequential) or
      *   `Ctrl`+`Shift`+arrow keys (spatial: focus the group in that direction).
-     * - **Dock the active panel** without a mouse — `Ctrl`+`M` arms a two-phase
+     * - **Dock the active panel** without a mouse: `Ctrl`+`M` arms a two-phase
      *   move (arrows cycle the target group with a live drop preview +
      *   screen-reader narration, `Enter` docks, `Escape` cancels).
      *
@@ -319,15 +514,54 @@ export interface DockviewOptions {
      * rebind for your platform.
      */
     keyboardNavigation?: boolean | KeyboardNavigationOptions;
+    /**
+     * Undo / redo for layout mutations (close / move / float / popout / add /
+     * maximize / tab-group changes). Off by default; set `{ enabled: true }`
+     * to record. Drive it via `api.undo()` / `api.redo()`; dockview binds no
+     * keys itself (that's the host app's call, and collides with the keyboard
+     * navigation keymap). Honoured live via `updateOptions`.
+     */
+    layoutHistory?: LayoutHistoryOptions;
+    /**
+     * VS Code-style "auto hide" for edge groups: render clickable activators in
+     * a collapsed edge group's strip so it can be pinned back. Off by default →
+     * today's baseline (an empty collapsed strip) is unchanged.
+     *
+     * A per-edge set: `true` applies to all four edges, or name edges
+     * individually (`{ left: true, bottom: true }`). An edge group at an edge
+     * not in the set stays a static collapsing sidebar. A per-group
+     * `api.setEdgeGroupAutoHide()` override wins over this default. Peek
+     * animation is tuned globally via `edgeGroupPeek`.
+     */
+    autoHideEdgeGroups?: EdgeGroupSet;
+    /**
+     * Let panels dragged to a layout edge create/fill an **edge group** that is
+     * invisible when empty (VS Code-style "drag a panel to the far edge → new
+     * sidebar"). Created on drop; torn down to zero footprint when its last
+     * panel leaves.
+     *
+     * A per-edge set: `true` enables dock-to-edge on all four edges, or name
+     * edges individually. Off by default.
+     *
+     * Requires the `AutoEdgeGroup` module (and the `EdgeGroup` module it builds
+     * on); a no-op if absent, where a root-edge drop splits the grid as usual.
+     * Distinct from `dndEdges`, which only shapes the outer drop overlay (and
+     * still splits the grid).
+     */
+    dockToEdgeGroups?: EdgeGroupSet;
+    /**
+     * Peek interaction tuning for `autoHideEdgeGroups` (global, not per-edge).
+     */
+    edgeGroupPeek?: EdgeGroupPeekOptions;
     /**
      * Replace the built-in tab group color palette with a user-defined list.
      *
      * Each entry has an `id` (stored on `tabGroup.color` and serialized),
-     * a `value` (any CSS color expression — hex, rgb(), `var(...)`, etc.),
+     * a `value` (any CSS color expression: hex, rgb(), `var(...)`, etc.),
      * and an optional `label` shown in the context menu picker.
      *
      * If omitted, the default 9-color palette is used. The list fully
-     * replaces the defaults — there is no merge.
+     * replaces the defaults; there is no merge.
      */
     tabGroupColors?: DockviewTabGroupColorEntry[];
     /**
@@ -341,7 +575,80 @@ export interface DockviewOptions {
      *   custom chip renderers can still read it and roll their own visual.
      */
     tabGroupAccent?: 'palette' | 'off';
+    /**
+     * Pin tabs so they render before all unpinned tabs in their group, never
+     * overflow into the dropdown, and resist reorder across the pin boundary.
+     * Modelled on VS Code / Chrome pinned tabs. Owned by the PinnedTabs
+     * module; dormant unless `enabled` is set.
+     */
+    pinnedTabs?: PinnedTabsOptions;
 }
+export interface PinnedTabsOptions {
+    /** Master switch. Default: undefined (dormant; pinning is a no-op). */
+    enabled?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * `'inline'` (default) keeps pinned tabs first within the existing strip;
+     * `'separate-row'` renders them on their own VS-Code-style row.
+     * (Phase 1 implements `'inline'` only.)
+     */
+    mode?: 'inline' | 'separate-row';
+    /**
+     * Render pinned tabs icon-only (title + close button hidden), VS-Code /
+     * Chrome style. Default false; dockview's default tab has no favicon, so
+     * pinned tabs stay labelled (with a pin glyph) unless you opt in. Best
+     * enabled alongside a custom tab renderer that shows an icon.
+     */
+    compact?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Drag a tab across the pin boundary to toggle its pinned state
+     * (VS-Code-style). Default false; dragging across the boundary is clamped
+     * back, matching Chrome, where pinning is an explicit action only.
+     */
+    togglePinOnCrossBoundaryDrag?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * In `'inline'` mode, keep pinned tabs frozen to the left edge when the tab
+     * strip scrolls horizontally (Chrome-style sticky columns); each pinned tab
+     * sits at the cumulative width of the pinned tabs before it. Default true;
+     * set `false` to let pinned tabs scroll away with the rest. Ignored in
+     * `'separate-row'` mode, where the pinned row is always visible.
+     */
+    stickyScroll?: boolean;
+    /** Add a Pin/Unpin item to the tab context menu (requires ContextMenuModule). Default true. */
+    contextMenuItem?: boolean;
+}
+export interface LayoutHistoryOptions {
+    /** Record mutations. Default `false` (module is registered but inert). */
+    enabled?: boolean;
+    /** Max undo depth (bounded ring). Default `25`. */
+    depth?: number;
+    /** Also record mutations originating from `DockviewApi` calls (the app's
+     *  own programmatic changes). Default `false`; only user gestures. */
+    undoableProgrammaticMutations?: boolean;
+    /** Clear the stacks when the whole layout is replaced via `fromJSON` /
+     *  `clear`. Default `true`. */
+    clearOnFromJSON?: boolean;
+    /** Record sash-resize as undoable steps, coalescing a continuous drag into
+     *  a single entry. Default `true`. */
+    recordResize?: boolean;
+    /** Debounce window (ms) for coalescing a continuous resize drag into one
+     *  undo entry. Default `400`. */
+    coalesceMs?: number;
+}
+export interface EdgeGroupPeekOptions {
+    /** Slide the peek overlay in. Default true; ignored when the OS requests
+     *  reduced motion. */
+    animate?: boolean;
+}
+/**
+ * A per-edge on/off set for edge-group options. A `boolean` applies to all
+ * four edges; an object opts edges in individually (an omitted or `false`
+ * edge is off).
+ */
+export type EdgeGroupSet = boolean | Partial<Record<EdgeGroupPosition, boolean>>;
+/** Whether `position` is enabled in a per-edge {@link EdgeGroupSet}. */
+export declare function isEdgeGroupEnabled(set: EdgeGroupSet | undefined, position: EdgeGroupPosition): boolean;
+/** Whether any edge is enabled in a per-edge {@link EdgeGroupSet}. */
+export declare function isAnyEdgeGroupEnabled(set: EdgeGroupSet | undefined): boolean;
 export type TabAnimation = 'smooth' | 'default';
 export interface DockviewDndOverlayEvent extends IAcceptableEvent {
     /** Narrow with `instanceof DragEvent` before reading `dataTransfer`. */

package/dist/cjs/dockview/optionsModules.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,73 @@
+/**
+ * Maps dockview options to the modules that implement them, so setting an
+ * option for an absent module reports which module is missing instead of
+ * silently doing nothing.
+ *
+ * This is the "declared intent" diagnostic. It fires when the user asks for a
+ * feature via options, at construction and on every `updateOptions`. It
+ * deliberately does *not* fire on user interaction: right-clicking without the
+ * ContextMenu module stays silent (the browser's own menu shows), because the
+ * `?.` service-slot call sites can't tell a missing module from a feature the
+ * app never wanted.
+ *
+ * Rules are a flat list rather than a `Record<keyof DockviewOptions, ...>`
+ * because dockview's options are nested and value-gated: `overflow.mode:
+ * 'wrap'` needs MultiRowTabs while `overflow.search` needs AdvancedOverflow,
+ * so one top-level key maps to several modules depending on its contents. A
+ * rule per gated thing also lets `reason` name the exact path the user set,
+ * which is the whole point of the message.
+ *
+ * ## Adding a rule
+ *
+ * A rule is just "this option needs that module". Whether that makes it paid is
+ * not a judgement call: a module is enterprise iff it ships in
+ * `dockview-enterprise`'s `Modules` list. {@link ENTERPRISE_MODULE_NAMES}
+ * mirrors that list, and a test in dockview-enterprise fails if the two drift,
+ * so naming the right module is the only thing you have to get right here.
+ *
+ * The one trap is picking the module. Don't infer it from what core does at
+ * runtime: a core fallback that hands a paid feature to free builds would read
+ * as "the option is free" and turn one bug into two. Pick the module that
+ * *implements the documented feature*; if core also does it, that is a leak to
+ * fix in core, not a reason to drop the rule.
+ */
+import { DockviewComponentOptions } from './options';
+export interface OptionModuleRule {
+    /**
+     * The top-level option this rule gates on. Several rules may share one key
+     * (`overflow` gates both MultiRowTabs and AdvancedOverflow); `reason` carries
+     * the precise path. Kept separate from `reason` so the completeness test in
+     * dockview-enterprise can match rules to the options each module declares
+     * without parsing prose.
+     */
+    optionKey: keyof DockviewComponentOptions;
+    /**
+     * How the user expressed intent, quoted verbatim into the message. Name
+     * the exact option path and value, e.g. `overflow.mode: 'wrap'`.
+     */
+    reason: string;
+    /** The module that implements it. */
+    moduleName: string;
+    /**
+     * Whether `options` requests the feature. Receives the options the caller
+     * passed, never the merged set: every key of `DockviewOptions` is present
+     * (as `undefined`) on the merged object, so a presence test there is always
+     * true. An option left out, `undefined`, or explicitly disabled must return
+     * false: silence is correct for a feature nobody asked for.
+     */
+    when: (options: Partial<DockviewComponentOptions>) => boolean;
+}
+export declare const OPTION_MODULE_RULES: OptionModuleRule[];
+/**
+ * Reports any option in `options` whose module isn't registered. Never throws.
+ *
+ * Reasons are grouped so each missing module produces exactly one message, however
+ * many of its options were set: `overflow: { mode: 'wrap', maxRows: 3 }` names
+ * both paths in a single MultiRowTabs error rather than repeating the install
+ * instructions twice. Logging is deduplicated per module+reasons (see
+ * `logMissingModule`), so re-validating on every `updateOptions` stays quiet.
+ *
+ * Pass the options the caller supplied, not the merged set; see
+ * {@link OptionModuleRule.when}.
+ */
+export declare function validateOptionModules(options: Partial<DockviewComponentOptions>, isModuleRegistered: (moduleName: string) => boolean): void;

package/dist/cjs/dockview/popoutWindowService.d.ts

@@ -24,6 +24,18 @@ export interface PopoutGroupEntry {
     dropTargetContainer: DropTargetAnchorContainer;
     getWindow: () => Window;
     popoutUrl?: string;
+    /**
+     * The window-scoped popup service shared by every group in this popout
+     * window (resolved per-member via {@link IPopoutWindowService.findByGroup}
+     * so overflow/context menus render in the correct window regardless of
+     * which group is the anchor).
+     */
+    popupService: PopupService;
+    /**
+     * Promote a new anchor group after the current one leaves the window,
+     * rebinding anchor-relative state (focus routing) to it.
+     */
+    setAnchorGroup: (group: DockviewGroupPanel) => void;
     disposable: {
         dispose: () => DockviewGroupPanel | undefined;
     };
@@ -42,9 +54,6 @@ export interface IPopoutWindowService extends IDisposable {
     findByGroup(group: DockviewGroupPanel): PopoutGroupEntry | undefined;
     findReferenceGroupId(group: DockviewGroupPanel): string | undefined;
     observeGridviewSize(popoutWindow: PopoutWindow, gridview: Gridview, overlayRenderContainer: OverlayRenderContainer): IDisposable | undefined;
-    getPopupService(groupId: string): PopupService | undefined;
-    setPopupService(groupId: string, service: PopupService): void;
-    deletePopupService(groupId: string): void;
     readonly restorationPromise: Promise<void>;
     scheduleRestoration(delayMs: number, work: () => void, onCancel?: () => void): Promise<void>;
     finishRestoration(promises: Promise<void>[]): void;
@@ -55,7 +64,6 @@ export interface IPopoutWindowService extends IDisposable {
 export declare class PopoutWindowService implements IPopoutWindowService {
     private readonly _host;
     private readonly _entries;
-    private readonly _popupServices;
     private readonly _restorationCleanups;
     private _restorationPromise;
     private readonly _onDidRemove;
@@ -71,9 +79,9 @@ export declare class PopoutWindowService implements IPopoutWindowService {
      * The popout window's innerWidth/innerHeight are often 0/stale until it has
      * painted, and the nested gridview lays its children out to the size passed
      * to layout() (a plain group fills via CSS instead). To stop content
-     * rendering into a zero box until a manual resize — and to avoid the race a
-     * fixed number of animation frames had — observe the gridview element with
-     * a ResizeObserver created in the POPOUT window's OWN realm. A parent-realm
+     * rendering into a zero box until a manual resize, and to avoid the race a
+     * fixed number of animation frames had, observe the gridview element with
+     * a ResizeObserver created in the popout window's own realm. A parent-realm
      * observer fires unreliably across the window boundary; a same-realm one
      * fires reliably, including the initial observation once the window is
      * sized.
@@ -82,9 +90,6 @@ export declare class PopoutWindowService implements IPopoutWindowService {
      * the popout realm has no ResizeObserver (e.g. jsdom).
      */
     observeGridviewSize(popoutWindow: PopoutWindow, gridview: Gridview, overlayRenderContainer: OverlayRenderContainer): IDisposable | undefined;
-    getPopupService(groupId: string): PopupService | undefined;
-    setPopupService(groupId: string, service: PopupService): void;
-    deletePopupService(groupId: string): void;
     scheduleRestoration(delayMs: number, work: () => void, onCancel?: () => void): Promise<void>;
     finishRestoration(promises: Promise<void>[]): void;
     cancelPendingRestorations(): void;