flipbookengine 0.6.5 → 1.0.2

package/CHANGELOG.md

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-# Changelog
-
-## Next (unreleased)
-
-## 0.6.5
-
-- added automatic A3 landscape PDF splitting with configurable auto, single, and split modes
-- added source-page-aware lazy rendering for split PDF pages
-- added optional light/dark viewer backgrounds and responsive presentation gutters
-- enlarged the opt-in thumbnail rail and moved page labels into transparent, high-contrast overlays
-- kept thumbnail labels black in both themes and preserved a thin neon selected state
-- enabled native mobile scrolling to avoid non-cancelable touchstart interventions
-- fixed single-view PDF hydration after switching from spread mode
-- added regression coverage for PDF splitting, backgrounds, presentation layout, and PDF hydration
-
-## 0.6.0
-
-- added a localized, theme-aware Table of Contents panel with nested host-provided page entries
-- added TOC visibility events, page navigation, normalization, accessibility, and regression tests
-
-## 0.5.4
-
-- restored the modular FlipbookEngine source line after an unreleased post-0.5.3 source regression
-- hardened engine lifecycle cleanup, locale API compatibility, and PDF render error propagation
-- added regression coverage for the fixes above
-- The published 0.5.3 package remains valid; upgrade to 0.5.4 or later for the fixes in this release. The post-tag source regression was not published to npm.
-
-## 0.5.3
-
-- pinned the jsdom test dependency to a Node 18-compatible release so the full CI matrix runs consistently
-
-
-
-## 0.5.2
-
-- restored the domwise project acknowledgement in the package README
-- kept commercial backend roadmap details separate from the open-source viewer documentation
-
-
-
-## 0.5.1
-
-- removed maintainer-only npm publishing instructions from the package README
-- clarified the open-source viewer and commercial backend roadmap
-
-
-
-## 0.5.0
-
-- added on-demand PDF page rendering with first-page readiness and next-page prefetch
-- added bounded per-instance PDF render cache via `pdfRenderCacheSize`
-- added React/Vue wrapper, browser E2E, and large-document regression coverage
-- added reduced-motion support for JavaScript page turns and CSS transitions
-- removed test exception suppression so asynchronous teardown failures surface
-
-
-
-## 0.4.0
-
-- externalized PDF.js as an npm dependency with consumer-provided worker configuration
-- fixed PDF-only initialization when `pages` is omitted
-- isolated engine state and lifecycle cancellation per instance
-- aligned framework wrappers, events, options, fullscreen, audio, and download controls
-- added progressive image quality loading and bounded PDF rendering with cancellation
-- added accessibility semantics, structured PDF progress/error events, and expanded regression tests
-- added CI dependency audit, reproducible package verification, and provenance-enabled release workflow
-
-## 0.1.0
-
-- renamed public product identity to FlipbookEngine
-- introduced dual-license documentation structure
-- prepared package metadata for public distribution
-- preserved legacy `BizekaFlipEngine` compatibility alias
-- added contribution, security, and trademark policy documents
-
+# Changelog
+
+## 1.0.2 - 2026-10-24
+
+- Native backend search, page-note and coordinate-annotation providers, including multiple note markers per page and host-owned persistence.
+- Optional restricted rich-note editor factory and validated structured-note rendering; native note list, marker popups, edit/delete and failed-save draft retention.
+- Responsive native panels and More actions menu, localized keyboard help, focus restoration and gesture isolation for notes, zoom and page navigation.
+- Optional backend text-layer provider for image/WebP books, with schema v1 normalized logical-page runs and UTF-16 offsets.
+- Bounded current/adjacent-page loading, abort/stale-response isolation, defensive geometry validation and opt-in native text selection.
+- Isolated page images from host padding/margins so normalized overlays align with the complete page viewport.
+- Select-text command in the native More actions menu; Escape exits selection without hijacking page flipping or note gestures.
+- Backend search highlights continue to work independently of a text layer. OCR, persistence and search indexing remain host responsibilities.
+- Muted toolbar and More-menu items no longer show a diagonal strike line; they are only dimmed.
+- Toolbar play/pause and sound icons now switch by rendering a single icon instead of toggling two hidden ones.
+- The bottom toolbar adapts its buttons to the available width.
+- PDF mode renders the previous, current and next pages ahead of time (and the facing page in two-page view), so flipping shows pages without a blank flash; zoom reuses the rendered page image.
+- Page overlays (text layer, search highlights, hotspots, note placement) are drawn only in single-page view where they belong; page images no longer use native lazy loading.
+- The note popover is more compact, with smaller action buttons on mouse devices and touch-sized buttons on touch devices.
+- Removed a duplicate region landmark around the viewer for cleaner screen-reader navigation.
+- Fixed a type error in PDF page rendering when a rendered page has no image data.
+
+## 1.0.0 - 2026-09-14
+
+- first stable open-source release of the FlipbookEngine viewer
+- added framework-agnostic plugin contract with install/uninstall lifecycle, typed events, toolbar buttons, panels, and namespaced APIs
+- added independent `flipbookengine/core` and `flipbookengine/plugins/*` entry points for notes, bookmarks, TOC, search, annotations, hotspots, share, and deep links
+- added runtime `getToc()/setToc()` APIs and origin-validated iframe TOC read/update commands
+- added interactive hotspot overlays with image/video/audio previews, selectable image galleries, and commerce/product links
+- added plugin and embed regression coverage; full suite passes 84/84 tests
+- documented PDF outline extraction, OCR, analytics, backend rendering, and protected downloads as commercial/backend responsibilities
+- breaking change: 0.x releases were alpha/beta and are not compatibility guarantees; applications should validate imports and options against the 1.0 API before upgrading
+- 0.8.0 to 1.0.0 migration: documented public entrypoint changes, explicit plugin activation/deactivation, nested TOC/embed APIs, expanded hotspot payloads, and the unchanged image-mode search limitation
+- added an origin-validated iframe embed bridge with parent-side command and event helpers
+- added opt-in deep links, localized share controls, host-managed bookmarks and notes, and their regression coverage
+- added localized notes toolbar/editor; persistence remains with the host application
+
+## 0.8.0 - 2026-09-14
+
+- added precise PDF.js text-match rectangles and logical left/right split-page mapping
+- replaced full-page search tint with lightweight text-position highlights
+- hardened DOMWise search result rendering so result buttons are not stringified
+- unified search and note focus styling with a single thin accent border and glow
+- disabled text search in image/WebP page-list mode with localized explanation; download URL handling remains independent
+- added localized image-mode messaging and regression coverage
+
+## 0.6.5
+
+- added automatic A3 landscape PDF splitting with configurable auto, single, and split modes
+- added source-page-aware lazy rendering for split PDF pages
+- added optional light/dark viewer backgrounds and responsive presentation gutters
+- enlarged the opt-in thumbnail rail and moved page labels into transparent, high-contrast overlays
+- kept thumbnail labels black in both themes and preserved a thin neon selected state
+- enabled native mobile scrolling to avoid non-cancelable touchstart interventions
+- fixed single-view PDF hydration after switching from spread mode
+- added regression coverage for PDF splitting, backgrounds, presentation layout, and PDF hydration
+
+## 0.6.0
+
+- added a localized, theme-aware Table of Contents panel with nested host-provided page entries
+- added TOC visibility events, page navigation, normalization, accessibility, and regression tests
+
+## 0.5.4
+
+- restored the modular FlipbookEngine source line after an unreleased post-0.5.3 source regression
+- hardened engine lifecycle cleanup, locale API compatibility, and PDF render error propagation
+- added regression coverage for the fixes above
+- The published 0.5.3 package remains valid; upgrade to 0.5.4 or later for the fixes in this release. The post-tag source regression was not published to npm.
+
+## 0.5.3
+
+- pinned the jsdom test dependency to a Node 18-compatible release so the full CI matrix runs consistently
+
+
+
+## 0.5.2
+
+- restored the domwise project acknowledgement in the package README
+- kept commercial backend roadmap details separate from the open-source viewer documentation
+
+
+
+## 0.5.1
+
+- removed maintainer-only npm publishing instructions from the package README
+- clarified the open-source viewer and commercial backend roadmap
+
+
+
+## 0.5.0
+
+- added on-demand PDF page rendering with first-page readiness and next-page prefetch
+- added bounded per-instance PDF render cache via `pdfRenderCacheSize`
+- added React/Vue wrapper, browser E2E, and large-document regression coverage
+- added reduced-motion support for JavaScript page turns and CSS transitions
+- removed test exception suppression so asynchronous teardown failures surface
+
+
+
+## 0.4.0
+
+- externalized PDF.js as an npm dependency with consumer-provided worker configuration
+- fixed PDF-only initialization when `pages` is omitted
+- isolated engine state and lifecycle cancellation per instance
+- aligned framework wrappers, events, options, fullscreen, audio, and download controls
+- added progressive image quality loading and bounded PDF rendering with cancellation
+- added accessibility semantics, structured PDF progress/error events, and expanded regression tests
+- added CI dependency audit, reproducible package verification, and provenance-enabled release workflow
+
+## 0.1.0
+
+- renamed public product identity to FlipbookEngine
+- introduced dual-license documentation structure
+- prepared package metadata for public distribution
+- preserved legacy `BizekaFlipEngine` compatibility alias
+- added contribution, security, and trademark policy documents