solid-ui 2.4.28-47ef2693 → 2.4.28-4815c38b

package/dist/solid-ui.js

@@ -8400,7 +8400,7 @@ function cameraCaptureControl(dom, store, getImageDoc, doneCallback) {
  * @param {function<Node>} doneCallback - called with the image taken
  * @returns {DomElement} - A div element with the button in it
  *
- * This expands the button to a large control when it is pressed
+ * This expects the button to a large control when it is pressed
  */
 
 function cameraButton(dom, store, getImageDoc, doneCallback) {
@@ -8924,7 +8924,7 @@ function lightColorHash(author) {
 /**  notepad
  *
  * @param {HTMLDocument} dom - the web page of the browser
- * @param {NamedNode} padDoc - the document in which the participation should be shown
+ * @param {NamedNode} padDoc - the document into which the participation should be shown
  * @param {NamedNode} subject - the thing in which participation is happening
  * @param {NamedNode} me - person who is logged into the pod
  * @param {notepadOptions} options - the options that can be passed in consist of statusArea, exists
@@ -9108,7 +9108,7 @@ function notepad(dom, padDoc, subject, me, options) {
                 // contents need to be sent again
                 part.state = 4; // delete me
                 return;
-              case 3: // already being deleted
+              case 3: // being deleted already
               case 4:
                 // already deleted state
                 return;
@@ -9688,7 +9688,7 @@ var store = _solidLogic.solidLogicSingleton.store;
 *  @param {NamedNode} unused1/document - the document to render (this argument is no longer used, but left in for backwards compatibility)
 *  @param {NamedNode} subject - the thing in which the participation is happening
 *  @param {NamedNode} unused2/me - user that is logged into the pod (this argument is no longer used, but left in for backwards compatibility)
-*  @param {ParticipationOptions} options - the options that can be passed in are deleteFunction, link, and draggable; these are used by the personTR button
+*  @param {ParticipationOptions} options - the options that can be passed in are deleteFunction, link, and draggable these are used by the personTR button
 */
 function renderParticipants(dom, table, unused1, subject, unused2, options) {
   table.setAttribute('style', style.participantsStyle);
@@ -9834,7 +9834,7 @@ function recordParticipation(subject, padDoc, refreshable) {
 *   @param {NamedNode} document - the document into which the participation should be shown
 *   @param {NamedNode} subject - the thing in which participation is happening
 *   @param {NamedNode} me - the logged in user
-*   @param {ParticipationOptions} options - the options that can be passed in are deleteFunction, link, and draggable; these are used by the personTR button
+*   @param {ParticipationOptions} options - the options that can be passed in are deleteFunction, link, and draggable these are used by the personTR button
 *
 */
 function manageParticipation(dom, container, padDoc, subject, me, options) {
@@ -10409,13 +10409,13 @@ var _default = {
   // Grey-blue, e.g., for field labels linking to ontology
   formFieldNameBoxWidth: '8em',
   // The fixed amount to get form fields to line up
-  // We put in the latter when switching away from using tables.  However, getting
-  // alignment between fields in different groups is a hard problem.
+  // The latter we put in when switching awy from using tables.  Getting alignment between
+  // fields in different groups though is hard problem.
 
   mediaModuleCanvasWidth: '640',
   mediaModuleCanvasHeight: '480',
   textInputSize: 20,
-  // Rough default text input size, in characters
+  // Default text input size in characters roughly
   tabBorderRadius: '0.2em',
   textInputBackgroundColor: '#eef',
   textInputBackgroundColorUneditable: '#fff',
@@ -13706,12 +13706,12 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", ({
 }));
 exports.versionInfo = void 0;
 var versionInfo = {
-  buildTime: '2023-08-16T08:08:58Z',
-  commit: '47ef269339cf9672c1fd6828e8cf6bf1b2426ccd',
+  buildTime: '2023-08-16T07:59:15Z',
+  commit: '4815c38ba613db3e342f60ede131721a37bf8a43',
   npmInfo: {
     'solid-ui': '2.4.28',
     npm: '8.19.4',
-    node: '16.20.2',
+    node: '16.20.1',
     v8: '9.4.146.26-node.26',
     uv: '1.43.0',
     zlib: '1.2.11',
@@ -13721,7 +13721,7 @@ var versionInfo = {
     nghttp2: '1.47.0',
     napi: '8',
     llhttp: '6.0.11',
-    openssl: '1.1.1v+quic',
+    openssl: '1.1.1u+quic',
     cldr: '41.0',
     icu: '71.1',
     tz: '2022f',
@@ -15152,19 +15152,19 @@ function _interopRequireWildcard(obj, nodeInterop) { if (!nodeInterop && obj &&
 /* Drag and drop common functionality
  *
  * It is easy to make something draggable, or to make it a drag target!
- * Just call the functions below. In a Solid world, any part of the UI which
- * represents one thing which has a URI, should be made draggable using makeDraggable.
+ * Just call the functions below. In a solid world, any part of the UI which
+ * represent one thing which has a URI, should be made draggable using makeDraggable
  * Any list of things should typically allow you to drag new members of the list
  * onto it.
- * The file upload function, uploadFiles, is provided as often as someone drags a file from the computer
- * desktop. You may want to upload it into the pod.
+ * The file upload function uploadFiles is provided as often as someone drags a file from the computer
+ * desktop, you may want to upload it into the pod.
  */
 
 /* global FileReader alert */
 
 function makeDropTarget(ele, droppedURIHandler, droppedFileHandler) {
   var dragoverListener = function dragoverListener(e) {
-    e.preventDefault(); // Need this; otherwise, drop does not work.
+    e.preventDefault(); // Need else drop does not work [sic]
     e.dataTransfer.dropEffect = 'copy';
   };
   var dragenterListener = function dragenterListener(e) {