fold-ng 0.9.0 → 0.10.0

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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+ ## [0.10.0] - 2026-08-11
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+ ### Changed
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+ - **BREAKING — `fold-file-dropzone` defaults to English copy.** `label` was
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+ `"Glissez un fichier ou parcourez"` and `busyLabel` `"Téléversement en
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+ cours…"`; they are now `"Drag a file or browse"` and `"Uploading…"`. Both were
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+ always inputs, so the fix for a French app is to pass the old strings — but a
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+ library that defaults to one natural language makes every other consumer
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+ override it just to be readable, which is the portability promise leaking. It
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+ was the last of the seven release blockers in `docs/RELEASE-READINESS.md`.
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+ - **BREAKING — identical toasts collapse instead of stacking.** A `show()` whose
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+ message _and_ variant match a toast already on screen now folds into it as a
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+ `×N` tally and restarts its countdown, rather than queueing a copy: a retry
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+ loop used to bury the screen under the same sentence. Opt out with
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+ `provideFoldToasts({ dedupe: false })`. `FoldToast` gained a required
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+ `repeats` field, so anything constructing that type by hand must supply it.
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+ - **`FoldToastService.show()` returns the toast's id** (it returned `void`). The
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+ id was generated and thrown away, which made a sticky "Uploading…" impossible
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+ to close from the code that opened it. A deduped call returns the id of the
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+ toast it folded into. Ids now come from `FoldIdService`'s counter rather than
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+ `crypto.randomUUID()`, which **throws outright** in a non-secure context
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+ (plain http off localhost) and whose randomness bought nothing for an id that
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+ only has to be unique within one queue.
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+ ### Added
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+ - **`fold-info` — the `i` that answers "what is this?", now a primitive.** The
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+ affordance shipped inlined in the field label row; it is extracted so the same
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+ bubble works where there is no field at all — a dashboard card's corner, a
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+ table header — which is exactly where the second consumer had hand-rolled it
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+ (LaFolieDouce's admin: ~30 sites across the growth dashboard and the booking
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+ rules). `text` · `label` (accessible name, English default) · `placement`.
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+ `fold-input-base` now composes it instead of carrying its own copy, so the
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+ `info` input on every labelled field renders the same component. A click, not
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+ a hover: hover-only help is unreachable on a touch screen.
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+ - **`maxVisible` bounds the toast stack.** Beyond the cap the oldest toast is
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+ evicted — it has been on screen longest, so it is the one already read. Unset
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+ (the default) stays unbounded. Deliberately eviction and not a waiting queue:
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+ a queue only drains when a visible toast leaves, and a sticky one — an
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+ `error`, by default — never does, so the backlog would sit behind it forever.
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+ - **`fold-toast` pauses its countdown while it is being read.** Hovering the
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+ toast, or moving the keyboard focus into it, freezes the auto-dismiss timer;
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+ leaving resumes it with **the time that was left**, not a fresh `duration` —
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+ a toast that renewed itself on every mouse pass would never leave. Focus
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+ moving between the message and the close button counts as staying inside.
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+ This is WCAG 2.2.1 (Timing Adjustable): the previous timer ran regardless, so
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+ a message could expire mid-sentence, or while the pointer was travelling to
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+ its ✕. The paused state is exposed as `data-paused` for styling.
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+ - **`info` on every labelled input — the explanation a `hint` can't carry.** An
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+ `i` button at the end of the label line reveals a sentence or two in a
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+ `fold-popover`. Lives in `fold-input-base`, so it lands on the whole family at
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+ once: `fold-input`, `fold-number-input`, `fold-select`, `fold-textarea`,
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+ `fold-date`, `fold-time`, `fold-listbox`, `fold-multiselect` (`[info]`, plus
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+ `[infoLabel]` for the button's accessible name, default `More information`).
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+ Composes with `hint` rather than replacing it — short line under the control,
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+ the _why_ behind the `i`. The panel rides the popover's native top layer, so a
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+ long explanation never pushes the next control down, and it escapes any
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+ `overflow: hidden`. Consumers were hand-rolling this: LaFolieDouce B2B had a
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+ bespoke absolutely-positioned bubble anchored to each field wrapper.
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - **Opening a panel no longer shoves the page sideways.** The main content
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+ jumped left by the panel's width and eased back — a long-standing glitch whose
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+ cause turned out to be neither of the two suspects (an inner scrollbar, a
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+ `backdrop-filter` repaint). Measured frame by frame: a panel begins its enter
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+ animation parked off-edge at `translateX(100%)`, the dock did not clip, so the
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+ parked panel joined the positioned host's **scrollable overflow**
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+ (`scrollWidth` 960 → 1221 on the gallery); the focus trap then moved focus into
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+ it and the browser scrolled the host sideways to reveal it
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+ (`scrollLeft` 0 → 261); the slide-in shrank the overflow again and the scroll
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+ was clamped back frame by frame, hence the eased return. Fixed with
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+ `overflow: clip` on the dock — a parked panel has no business in anyone's
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+ scrollable overflow — plus `focus({ preventScroll: true })` when a focus trap
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+ activates, since entering an overlay must never scroll the page behind it.
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+ `e2e/panel.spec.ts` samples the whole animation and fails on any sideways
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+ scroll; jsdom cannot see this class of bug at all.
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+ - **A horizontal tab bar that doesn't fit now scrolls instead of clipping its
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+ tail.** `fold-view-nav` and `fold-tabs` share a bar whose host clipped its
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+ overflow while its items never wrap — so on a phone, the last entries of a
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+ four-item `size="comfortable"` bar simply vanished, and with them any way of
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+ reaching those pages. The host now scrolls on the inline axis (thin house
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+ scrollbar, `overscroll-behavior-x: contain`) and the bar keeps its natural
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+ width. Vertical rails are untouched — the page scroll already covers them, and
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+ an inner scroll box there would trap the wheel — and so is `collapsed`, the
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+ icon accordion, which is designed to fit any width and needs its overflow
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+ visible for its tooltips.
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  ## [0.9.0] - 2026-08-04
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- [unreleased]: https://github.com/hugoheynard/fold-ng/compare/v0.9.0...HEAD
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+ [unreleased]: https://github.com/hugoheynard/fold-ng/compare/v0.10.0...HEAD
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+ [0.10.0]: https://github.com/hugoheynard/fold-ng/releases/tag/v0.10.0
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  [0.9.0]: https://github.com/hugoheynard/fold-ng/releases/tag/v0.9.0
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  [0.8.1]: https://github.com/hugoheynard/fold-ng/releases/tag/v0.8.1
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  [0.8.0]: https://github.com/hugoheynard/fold-ng/releases/tag/v0.8.0
package/README.md CHANGED
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  | a **"delete X" danger block** (type-to-confirm) | `fold-danger-zone` (alert frame + blast-radius text + retype-to-arm) |
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  | a **status / count pill** · status→colour | `fold-badge` · `fold-status-badge` |
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  | a **tinted message / alert** row | `fold-callout` (`inset` for in-flow) |
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+ | a **"what is this?"** help bubble | `fold-info` (the `i` → popover; also the `info` input on every labelled field) |
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  | a transient **toast** | `fold-toast` + `FoldToastService` |
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  | a **card** · titled info card · page **splash** | `fold-card` · `fold-context-card` · `fold-hero-section` (bordered → `fold-hero-card`) |
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  | in-page **tabs** · a routed **nav bar** · a segmented control | `fold-tabs` · `fold-view-nav` · `fold-view-toggle` / `fold-choice-row` |
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  | `FoldPanelFooterComponent` | `fold-panel-footer` | Panel/dialog action bar pairing with `fold-panel-header`: tokenised top border + padding + `align="end" \| "between" \| "start"`. Projects the buttons; sits `flex: none` so it stays pinned to the panel bottom while the body scrolls (no `position: sticky`). |
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  | `FoldPopoverComponent` | `fold-popover` | Anchored floating layer — projected content in the native top layer (escapes `overflow`/`z-index`), positioned by a dependency-free **flip → size → shift** engine (`computePlacement`): a tall panel gets a `max-height` and scrolls inside the viewport. `[(open)]`; `autoUpdate` (ResizeObserver); optional `arrow`; native CSS enter/exit (`@starting-style` + `allow-discrete`); outside-click + `Escape` dismissal, focus-return, auto-wired `aria-haspopup`/`expanded`/`controls`. |
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  | `FoldDropdownComponent` | `fold-dropdown` | Actions menu on `fold-popover` — `role="menu"` with `<fold-dropdown-item>`s, ↑/↓ roving, `Home`/`End`, type-ahead; opens onto the first enabled item, closes returning focus to the trigger. Give the trigger `foldPopoverTrigger="menu"`. |
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+ | `FoldInfoComponent` | `fold-info` | The small `i` that answers "what is this?" — a quiet round trigger revealing a sentence or two in a `fold-popover` (native top layer, so it escapes `overflow: hidden` and every `z-index`). A **click**, not a hover: hover-only help is unreachable by touch. `text` · `label` (accessible name) · `placement`. It is what the `info` input on every labelled field renders, and it stands alone where there is no field — a card corner, a table header. |
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  | `FoldCalendarMonthComponent` | `fold-calendar-month` | Month grid where events **span** the days they cover: a date-axis `role="grid"` with one roving tab stop, and over it a lane-packed layer of bands (one per week crossed, with open edges). `+N` chips sit on the crowded day, not at the end of the row. |
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  | `FoldCalendarWeekComponent` | `fold-calendar-week` | Seven day columns of stacked chips — nothing spans, so nothing is clipped and every chip is a real button in the tab order. Container-queried: labels and icons drop out before they truncate. |