stimeo-ui 0.16.0 → 0.17.0

package/dist/controllers/optimistic_controller.js

@@ -1,99 +1,63 @@
 import { Controller } from '@hotwired/stimulus';
 
-// src/controllers/optimistic_controller.ts
-
-// src/utils/detach_gate.ts
 var DetachGate = class _DetachGate {
-  /** Set while a probe is queued, waiting for a reconnect to cancel it. */
   #pending = false;
-  /**
-   * True while a probe is queued — the last disconnect was ambiguous and no
-   * reconnect has cancelled it yet. Read it from `connect()` to tell the
-   * reconnect half of an in-page move from a first connect: a controller whose
-   * initialisation restarts a measurement (a min-duration floor, an elapsed
-   * counter) must skip it for the move, where nothing actually restarted.
-   */
   get pending() {
     return this.#pending;
   }
-  /**
-   * True when the disconnect is definitely a real detach — the element left
-   * the document, or `data-controller` no longer lists the identifier. False
-   * means ambiguous (in-page move or observed-root exit), NOT "alive".
-   */
   static isDetached(host) {
-    if (!host.element.isConnected) return true;
-    const tokens = (host.element.getAttribute("data-controller") ?? "").split(/\s+/);
-    return !tokens.includes(host.identifier);
-  }
-  /**
-   * Call from `disconnect()`: runs `teardown` synchronously on a definite
-   * detach (fast path), otherwise defers it one microtask — a reconnect
-   * ({@link cancel} from `connect()`) keeps the state, no reconnect runs it.
-   * One microtask is the whole probe window: Stimulus reconnects a moved
-   * element within the same mutation batch, before the checkpoint drains.
-   */
+    return !host.element.isConnected || !_DetachGate.#listed(host);
+  }
   disconnected(host, teardown) {
-    if (_DetachGate.isDetached(host)) {
+    const carried = _DetachGate.#carried(host);
+    if (!carried && _DetachGate.isDetached(host)) {
       this.#pending = false;
       teardown();
       return;
     }
     this.#pending = true;
-    queueMicrotask(() => {
+    const probe = () => {
       if (!this.#pending) return;
       this.#pending = false;
       teardown();
-    });
+    };
+    if (carried) setTimeout(probe, 0);
+    else queueMicrotask(probe);
+  }
+  static #carried(host) {
+    const element = host.element;
+    return !element.isConnected && element.closest("[data-turbo-permanent]") !== null && _DetachGate.#listed(host);
+  }
+  static #listed(host) {
+    const tokens = (host.element.getAttribute("data-controller") ?? "").split(/\s+/);
+    return tokens.includes(host.identifier);
   }
-  /**
-   * Disarms a pending probe. Call from `connect()` (the reconnect that proves
-   * an in-page move) and from the head of any teardown path not routed through
-   * {@link disconnected} (disabled-toggle, Escape), so an orphaned probe can
-   * never run the teardown a second time.
-   */
   cancel() {
     this.#pending = false;
   }
 };
 
-// src/utils/listener_set.ts
 var ListenerSet = class {
-  /** The generation every `add` joins until the next `dispose()`. */
   #abort = new AbortController();
-  /**
-   * Attaches `handler` to the open generation, exactly as the caller spelled it.
-   *
-   * The set supplies the signal, so `options` carries everything else the DOM
-   * accepts — `capture` included, which has to match at release time and no
-   * longer has a second place to drift from.
-   */
   add(target, type, handler, options) {
     target.addEventListener(type, handler, { ...options, signal: this.#abort.signal });
   }
-  /**
-   * Releases every listener of the open generation, synchronously, and opens the
-   * next one. Idempotent, and safe before anything has been added.
-   */
   dispose() {
     this.#abort.abort();
     this.#abort = new AbortController();
   }
 };
 
-// src/utils/transient_hooks.ts
 var TransientHooks = class {
   #attributes;
   constructor(options) {
     this.#attributes = options.attributes;
   }
-  /** Drops the declared hooks from `element`; what it carries besides stays. */
   reset(element) {
     for (const attribute of this.#attributes) element.removeAttribute(attribute);
   }
 };
 
-// src/controllers/optimistic_controller.ts
 var TRANSIENT = new TransientHooks({ attributes: ["data-optimistic"] });
 var HIDDEN_MARKER = "data-optimistic-toggled";
 var BUSY_MARKER = "data-optimistic-busy";
@@ -107,11 +71,9 @@ function submissionOf(event) {
 var OptimisticController = class extends Controller {
   static targets = ["show", "hide"];
   static events = ["commit", "rollback"];
-  /** The submission that owns the applied optimistic state, if any. */
   #pending = null;
   #gate = new DetachGate();
   #listeners = new ListenerSet();
-  /** True between `connect()` and `disconnect()`, so a repeat connect rewinds nothing. */
   #connected = false;
   connect() {
     const restored = !this.#connected && !this.#gate.pending;
@@ -154,12 +116,10 @@ var OptimisticController = class extends Controller {
       this.dispatch("rollback");
     }
   };
-  /** Hides or reveals a target, recording the authored `hidden` on first write. */
   #setHidden(target, hidden) {
     if (target.hasAttribute("hidden") === hidden) return;
     this.#write(target, "hidden", hidden ? "" : null, HIDDEN_MARKER);
   }
-  /** Writes an attribute, recording what it displaced under `marker` once. */
   #write(element, attribute, value, marker) {
     if (!element.hasAttribute(marker)) {
       const authored = element.getAttribute(attribute);
@@ -171,16 +131,6 @@ var OptimisticController = class extends Controller {
     if (value === null) element.removeAttribute(attribute);
     else element.setAttribute(attribute, value);
   }
-  /**
-   * Puts back the value `marker` recorded and drops the record.
-   *
-   * `written` is what this controller last put in the attribute. Anything else
-   * there now belongs to whoever wrote it — Turbo owns `aria-busy` on a form and
-   * clears it before the terminal arrives, and a consumer may have moved a face
-   * mid-flight — so the record is dropped without touching the attribute. A
-   * marker this build did not write names no authored value, so the attribute
-   * goes back to being absent.
-   */
   #restore(element, attribute, marker, written) {
     const recorded = element.getAttribute(marker);
     if (recorded === null) return;
@@ -192,15 +142,6 @@ var OptimisticController = class extends Controller {
     }
     element.removeAttribute(attribute);
   }
-  /**
-   * Puts back exactly the markup this controller displaced (record-owned only).
-   *
-   * A face can be registered on both sides, and the hide pass runs last, so what
-   * this controller wrote there is `hidden` — matching it against the reveal's
-   * absent value instead would read as someone else's write and leave the face
-   * hidden. Each target is therefore restored once, against the write it last
-   * received.
-   */
   #revert() {
     TRANSIENT.reset(this.element);
     this.#restore(this.element, "aria-busy", BUSY_MARKER, "true");
@@ -212,5 +153,4 @@ var OptimisticController = class extends Controller {
 };
 
 export { OptimisticController };
-//# sourceMappingURL=optimistic_controller.js.map
 //# sourceMappingURL=optimistic_controller.js.map

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Call from `connect()` (the reconnect that proves\n   * an in-page move) and from the head of any teardown path not routed through\n   * {@link disconnected} (disabled-toggle, Escape), so an orphaned probe can\n   * never run the teardown a second time.\n   */\n  cancel(): void {\n    this.#pending = false;\n  }\n}\n","/**\n * Owns every listener a controller attaches for one connected lifetime and\n * releases them together, so an event name is spelled once and the release\n * cannot drift from the registration.\n *\n * Detaching by hand repeats three things at the release site — the type, the\n * handler reference and the capture flag — and any one of them drifting leaves\n * a listener alive on an element the controller no longer drives. Aborting the\n * signal a registration was created with releases it whatever it was made of,\n * so the release site names nothing.\n *\n * One set per lifetime, held as a field and never rebuilt. {@link\n * ListenerSet.dispose} is the only thing that closes a generation, and it opens\n * the next one in the same step, so the lifecycle hooks can call `add` and\n * `dispose` in any order any number of times, and no `add` ever meets an\n * already aborted signal — a DOM that registers a listener on such a signal\n * would keep it forever. Rebuilding the set instead would leak:\n * `addEventListener` matches an existing registration on target, type, callback\n * and capture alone, so re-adding the same handler while the first registration\n * is live is discarded, and that live registration keeps the signal it was\n * attached with — a set built by a second `connect()` can never release what it\n * appears to own.\n *\n * Scope is the registration only. Timers, observers, leases and the order they\n * are unwound in stay with the controller, so `dispose()` belongs exactly where\n * the `removeEventListener` block stood. A receiver that changes at runtime (a\n * swapped target) is rebound by calling `dispose()` and then `add()` again from\n * the rebind, not by a second set.\n *\n * The set must own every registration of a tuple it holds: a listener the same\n * target already carries for the same type, callback and capture flag keeps the\n * right to remove it, and this set's `add` for that tuple is discarded. A\n * subscription shared between instances behind a participant count, or one that\n * lives for less than the connection, keeps its own pair of calls.\n *\n * This file's own doc block is dropped from `dist`, but every member comment is\n * inlined into each consumer entry (`tsup` builds with `splitting: false`), so\n * rationale belongs here and only the contract belongs on the members.\n *\n * @example\n * ```ts\n * readonly #listeners = new ListenerSet();\n *\n * connect(): void {\n *   this.#listeners.add(this.element, \"submit\", this.#onNativeSubmit, { capture: true });\n *   this.#listeners.add(this.element, \"turbo:submit-start\", this.#onSubmitStart);\n *   this.#listeners.add(this.element, \"turbo:submit-end\", this.#onSubmitEnd);\n * }\n *\n * disconnect(): void {\n *   this.#listeners.dispose();\n * }\n * ```\n */\nexport class ListenerSet {\n  /** The generation every `add` joins until the next `dispose()`. */\n  #abort = new AbortController();\n\n  /**\n   * Attaches `handler` to the open generation, exactly as the caller spelled it.\n   *\n   * The set supplies the signal, so `options` carries everything else the DOM\n   * accepts — `capture` included, which has to match at release time and no\n   * longer has a second place to drift from.\n   */\n  add(\n    target: EventTarget,\n    type: string,\n    handler: EventListener,\n    options?: Omit<AddEventListenerOptions, \"signal\">,\n  ): void {\n    target.addEventListener(type, handler, { ...options, signal: this.#abort.signal });\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Releases every listener of the open generation, synchronously, and opens the\n   * next one. Idempotent, and safe before anything has been added.\n   */\n  dispose(): void {\n    this.#abort.abort();\n    this.#abort = new AbortController();\n  }\n}\n","/**\n * Drops the transient state hooks a connection inherited, so the cycle it opens\n * starts from a DOM that claims nothing.\n *\n * A transient hook is an attribute a controller writes to say \"this is happening\n * right now\" — a drag in progress, a form with unsaved edits, a refused\n * subscription. Its lifetime belongs to the interaction, not to the element, and\n * the two come apart whenever the element outlives the instance that wrote it: a\n * Turbo cache snapshot taken mid-interaction restores the hook with the markup,\n * and an element re-inserted elsewhere in the page carries it along. Nothing\n * takes such a hook off, because the instance that owned it is gone; consumer\n * CSS then keeps claiming a state no one is in.\n *\n * **`turbo:before-cache` cannot do this job**, which is why the pass belongs in\n * `connect()`: that event fires for a navigation only, so an in-page move — the\n * other half of the population — never reaches it, and a hook that arrived with\n * a moved element would survive. `connect()` covers both, because both end in a\n * connection.\n *\n * Scope is the **drop** only. What the fresh cycle should say instead is the\n * consumer's: a value re-read from the live DOM, a roster refilled by the\n * stream, a measurement retaken from the current scroll position, a slot emptied\n * of the last result. Those answers differ per consumer and none of them is a\n * hook removal, so the pass stops where every consumer agrees.\n *\n * A declaration names one group of hooks and carries no per-instance state, so\n * it belongs at module scope, shared by every instance the page connects. A\n * consumer writes as many as it has groups — hooks it drops under different\n * conditions cannot share one. The exception is a hook whose name is only known\n * at runtime, such as one built from the registered identifier: that\n * declaration is a field, because the name is.\n *\n * **A drop is not always right.** The population splits on one question: can the\n * state a hook describes outlive the instance that wrote it? Where it cannot — a\n * drag ends with the pointer, a subscription dies with its socket — dropping on\n * every connection is correct. Where it can — a submission in flight is not\n * interrupted by an in-page move — only a connection that follows a real restore\n * may drop, and the consumer answers \"did a session survive?\" with the signal it\n * already holds for its own teardown (a live-session field, a `DetachGate`\n * probe). The drop then sits behind that answer, as the second example shows.\n *\n * @example Unconditional — the state cannot outlive the instance.\n * ```ts\n * const TRANSIENT = new TransientHooks({ attributes: [\"data-sortable-dragging\"] });\n *\n * connect(): void {\n *   TRANSIENT.reset(this.element);\n * }\n * ```\n *\n * @example Gated — an in-page move must not drop a live state.\n * ```ts\n * const TRANSIENT = new TransientHooks({ attributes: [\"data-optimistic\"] });\n *\n * connect(): void {\n *   const restored = !this.#connected && !this.#gate.pending;\n *   this.#gate.cancel();\n *   this.#connected = true;\n *   if (restored) TRANSIENT.reset(this.element);\n * }\n * ```\n */\n\n/** What a consumer declares once about the hooks its interaction owns. */\nexport interface TransientHooksOptions {\n  /**\n   * The attribute names a connection may find written by an earlier one. Hooks\n   * a consumer drops under different conditions belong to different\n   * declarations, so each one can be reset on its own.\n   */\n  readonly attributes: readonly string[];\n}\n\n/**\n * One consumer's declaration of the hooks its interaction owns, dropped from an\n * element by {@link TransientHooks.reset}.\n *\n * Every member comment inside this class body is inlined into each consumer\n * bundle (`tsup` builds with `splitting: false`), so rationale belongs in this\n * file's own block, which `dist` drops, and only the contract belongs inside.\n */\nexport class TransientHooks {\n  readonly #attributes: readonly string[];\n\n  constructor(options: TransientHooksOptions) {\n    this.#attributes = options.attributes;\n  }\n\n  /** Drops the declared hooks from `element`; what it carries besides stays. */\n  reset(element: Element): void {\n    for (const attribute of this.#attributes) element.removeAttribute(attribute);\n  }\n}\n","import { Controller } from \"@hotwired/stimulus\";\nimport { DetachGate } from \"../utils/detach_gate\";\nimport { ListenerSet } from \"../utils/listener_set\";\nimport { TransientHooks } from \"../utils/transient_hooks\";\n\n/** The hook a connection may find written by an earlier, now-gone one. */\nconst TRANSIENT = new TransientHooks({ attributes: [\"data-optimistic\"] });\n\n/** Records that this controller wrote `hidden`, and the authored value to put back. */\nconst HIDDEN_MARKER = \"data-optimistic-toggled\";\n\n/** The same record for `aria-busy` on the controller element. */\nconst BUSY_MARKER = \"data-optimistic-busy\";\n\n/** Marker value standing for \"the attribute was not there\". */\nconst AUTHORED_ABSENT = \"absent\";\n\n/** Marker prefix carrying the authored attribute value that follows it. */\nconst AUTHORED_VALUE = \"value:\";\n\n/**\n * Stands in for the submission a synthetic lifecycle event does not name. Turbo\n * puts a `formSubmission` on both events, so this only ever pairs hand-dispatched\n * events with each other — one shared instance, so a start and its end match.\n */\nconst SYNTHETIC_SUBMISSION = {};\n\n/** The submission a Turbo lifecycle event belongs to. */\nfunction submissionOf(event: Event): unknown {\n  const detail = (event as CustomEvent<{ formSubmission?: unknown }>).detail;\n  return detail?.formSubmission ?? SYNTHETIC_SUBMISSION;\n}\n\n/**\n * Headless **optimistic UI** for Turbo form submissions — the one server-bound\n * behavior that needs no Action Cable: it wraps a Turbo form\n * and applies a *declared* optimistic state the moment the submission starts,\n * keeps it when the server confirms, and **rolls it back** when the submission\n * fails. The pattern: flip the like button instantly; the success response (a\n * Turbo Stream) replaces the fragment with the server truth anyway, so the\n * client only needs the instant flip and the failure rollback. Core (zero\n * dependencies — it rides Turbo's own `turbo:submit-*` events).\n *\n * Markup contract (identifier: `stimeo--optimistic`):\n *   <form data-controller=\"stimeo--optimistic\" method=\"post\" action=\"/likes\">\n *     <button type=\"submit\" aria-label=\"Like\">\n *       <span data-stimeo--optimistic-target=\"hide\">♡</span>\n *       <span hidden data-stimeo--optimistic-target=\"show\">♥</span>\n *     </button>\n *   </form>\n *\n * On `turbo:submit-start`, every `show` target is unhidden and every `hide`\n * target hidden, the element gains `data-optimistic=\"true\"` + `aria-busy=\"true\"`,\n * and the submission named by the event takes ownership of that state. On\n * `turbo:submit-end`: the terminal of any *other* submission is ignored; the\n * owner's terminal clears the pending hook and, on success, dispatches `commit`\n * (the toggled state stays — the server response owns the final DOM), or on\n * failure restores the authored markup and dispatches `rollback`.\n *\n * **Every write records what it displaced.** A target this controller hides or\n * reveals carries the authored `hidden` value in `data-optimistic-toggled`, and\n * the element carries the authored `aria-busy` in `data-optimistic-busy`, so a\n * rollback puts back exactly what the author wrote — not the inverse of whatever\n * the attribute says at that moment. The record lives in the DOM rather than in\n * memory because a Turbo cache snapshot has to carry it: `connect()` is what\n * rewinds a restored page.\n *\n * @remarks\n * Behavior only — what \"optimistic\" looks like is the author's markup (the\n * show/hide pair) and CSS (`[data-optimistic=\"true\"]`). Pairs with\n * `stimeo--submit-once` (double-submit guard) and `stimeo--live-counter`\n * (optimistic numbers). The listeners are delegated on the element, so a form\n * nested under it (or swapped for a new one) keeps working, and the submission\n * ownership is what keeps a sibling form's terminal from resolving this state.\n * With several submissions in flight the newest start owns the optimistic state,\n * so a submission whose terminal never arrives — its form replaced mid-flight —\n * cannot strand the element. `connect()` is idempotent: a Turbo cache snapshot\n * taken mid-submit is rewound, since no submission can be in flight across a\n * restore, while an in-page move (where the submission *does* survive) keeps it.\n * On a real detach the listeners go with the element.\n */\nexport class OptimisticController extends Controller<HTMLElement> {\n  static override targets = [\"show\", \"hide\"];\n  static events = [\"commit\", \"rollback\"] as const;\n\n  declare readonly showTargets: HTMLElement[];\n  declare readonly hideTargets: HTMLElement[];\n\n  /** The submission that owns the applied optimistic state, if any. */\n  #pending: unknown = null;\n\n  readonly #gate = new DetachGate();\n  readonly #listeners = new ListenerSet();\n\n  /** True between `connect()` and `disconnect()`, so a repeat connect rewinds nothing. */\n  #connected = false;\n\n  override connect(): void {\n    // Only a page this instance did not apply the state to can be holding a stale\n    // one: a restored snapshot. An in-page move and a repeat connect both leave a\n    // live submission behind, so neither may rewind — the gate names the first and\n    // the connected flag the second.\n    const restored = !this.#connected && !this.#gate.pending;\n    this.#gate.cancel();\n    this.#connected = true;\n    if (restored && this.element.hasAttribute(\"data-optimistic\")) this.#revert();\n    this.#listeners.add(this.element, \"turbo:submit-start\", this.#onSubmitStart);\n    this.#listeners.add(this.element, \"turbo:submit-end\", this.#onSubmitEnd);\n  }\n\n  override disconnect(): void {\n    this.#connected = false;\n    this.#listeners.dispose();\n    // Ownership outlives an in-page move: only a real detach forgets it.\n    this.#gate.disconnected(this, () => {\n      this.#pending = null;\n    });\n  }\n\n  readonly #onSubmitStart = (event: Event): void => {\n    this.#pending = submissionOf(event);\n    // Turbo owns `aria-busy` on a form and marks it before this event, so what is\n    // there now is Turbo's, not the author's. Recording it would put Turbo's value\n    // back on a page restored mid-submit, where no terminal ever arrives to clear it.\n    if (this.element instanceof HTMLFormElement && !this.element.hasAttribute(BUSY_MARKER)) {\n      this.element.setAttribute(BUSY_MARKER, AUTHORED_ABSENT);\n    }\n    this.#write(this.element, \"aria-busy\", \"true\", BUSY_MARKER);\n    this.element.setAttribute(\"data-optimistic\", \"true\");\n    for (const target of this.showTargets) this.#setHidden(target, false);\n    for (const target of this.hideTargets) this.#setHidden(target, true);\n  };\n\n  readonly #onSubmitEnd = (event: Event): void => {\n    // A terminal always names a submission, so an element holding none (nothing\n    // started, or this one already resolved) falls out here too.\n    if (submissionOf(event) !== this.#pending) return;\n    this.#pending = null;\n\n    const success = (event as CustomEvent<{ success?: boolean }>).detail?.success === true;\n    if (success) {\n      // Keep the toggled faces (the server response owns the final DOM) but drop\n      // their records, so a later failure cannot revert a confirmed state.\n      this.element.removeAttribute(\"data-optimistic\");\n      this.#restore(this.element, \"aria-busy\", BUSY_MARKER, \"true\");\n      for (const target of [...this.showTargets, ...this.hideTargets]) {\n        target.removeAttribute(HIDDEN_MARKER);\n      }\n      this.dispatch(\"commit\");\n    } else {\n      this.#revert();\n      this.dispatch(\"rollback\");\n    }\n  };\n\n  /** Hides or reveals a target, recording the authored `hidden` on first write. */\n  #setHidden(target: HTMLElement, hidden: boolean): void {\n    if (target.hasAttribute(\"hidden\") === hidden) return;\n    this.#write(target, \"hidden\", hidden ? \"\" : null, HIDDEN_MARKER);\n  }\n\n  /** Writes an attribute, recording what it displaced under `marker` once. */\n  #write(element: Element, attribute: string, value: string | null, marker: string): void {\n    if (!element.hasAttribute(marker)) {\n      const authored = element.getAttribute(attribute);\n      element.setAttribute(\n        marker,\n        authored === null ? AUTHORED_ABSENT : `${AUTHORED_VALUE}${authored}`,\n      );\n    }\n    if (value === null) element.removeAttribute(attribute);\n    else element.setAttribute(attribute, value);\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Puts back the value `marker` recorded and drops the record.\n   *\n   * `written` is what this controller last put in the attribute. Anything else\n   * there now belongs to whoever wrote it — Turbo owns `aria-busy` on a form and\n   * clears it before the terminal arrives, and a consumer may have moved a face\n   * mid-flight — so the record is dropped without touching the attribute. A\n   * marker this build did not write names no authored value, so the attribute\n   * goes back to being absent.\n   */\n  #restore(element: Element, attribute: string, marker: string, written: string | null): void {\n    const recorded = element.getAttribute(marker);\n    if (recorded === null) return;\n    element.removeAttribute(marker);\n    if (element.getAttribute(attribute) !== written) return;\n    if (recorded.startsWith(AUTHORED_VALUE)) {\n      element.setAttribute(attribute, recorded.slice(AUTHORED_VALUE.length));\n      return;\n    }\n    element.removeAttribute(attribute);\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Puts back exactly the markup this controller displaced (record-owned only).\n   *\n   * A face can be registered on both sides, and the hide pass runs last, so what\n   * this controller wrote there is `hidden` — matching it against the reveal's\n   * absent value instead would read as someone else's write and leave the face\n   * hidden. Each target is therefore restored once, against the write it last\n   * received.\n   */\n  #revert(): void {\n    TRANSIENT.reset(this.element);\n    this.#restore(this.element, \"aria-busy\", BUSY_MARKER, \"true\");\n    const hidden = new Set(this.hideTargets);\n    for (const target of new Set([...this.showTargets, ...this.hideTargets])) {\n      this.#restore(target, \"hidden\", HIDDEN_MARKER, hidden.has(target) ? \"\" : null);\n    }\n  }\n}\n"]}
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Those answers differ per consumer and none of them is a\n * hook removal, so the pass stops where every consumer agrees.\n *\n * A declaration names one group of hooks and carries no per-instance state, so\n * it belongs at module scope, shared by every instance the page connects. A\n * consumer writes as many as it has groups — hooks it drops under different\n * conditions cannot share one. The exception is a hook whose name is only known\n * at runtime, such as one built from the registered identifier: that\n * declaration is a field, because the name is.\n *\n * **A drop is not always right.** The population splits on one question: can the\n * state a hook describes outlive the instance that wrote it? Where it cannot — a\n * drag ends with the pointer, a subscription dies with its socket — dropping on\n * every connection is correct. Where it can — a submission in flight is not\n * interrupted by an in-page move — only a connection that follows a real restore\n * may drop, and the consumer answers \"did a session survive?\" with the signal it\n * already holds for its own teardown (a live-session field, a `DetachGate`\n * probe). The drop then sits behind that answer, as the second example shows.\n *\n * @example Unconditional — the state cannot outlive the instance.\n * ```ts\n * const TRANSIENT = new TransientHooks({ attributes: [\"data-sortable-dragging\"] });\n *\n * connect(): void {\n *   TRANSIENT.reset(this.element);\n * }\n * ```\n *\n * @example Gated — an in-page move must not drop a live state.\n * ```ts\n * const TRANSIENT = new TransientHooks({ attributes: [\"data-optimistic\"] });\n *\n * connect(): void {\n *   const restored = !this.#connected && !this.#gate.pending;\n *   this.#gate.cancel();\n *   this.#connected = true;\n *   if (restored) TRANSIENT.reset(this.element);\n * }\n * ```\n */\n\n/** What a consumer declares once about the hooks its interaction owns. */\nexport interface TransientHooksOptions {\n  /**\n   * The attribute names a connection may find written by an earlier one. Hooks\n   * a consumer drops under different conditions belong to different\n   * declarations, so each one can be reset on its own.\n   */\n  readonly attributes: readonly string[];\n}\n\n/**\n * One consumer's declaration of the hooks its interaction owns, dropped from an\n * element by {@link TransientHooks.reset}.\n */\nexport class TransientHooks {\n  readonly #attributes: readonly string[];\n\n  constructor(options: TransientHooksOptions) {\n    this.#attributes = options.attributes;\n  }\n\n  /** Drops the declared hooks from `element`; what it carries besides stays. */\n  reset(element: Element): void {\n    for (const attribute of this.#attributes) element.removeAttribute(attribute);\n  }\n}\n","import { Controller } from \"@hotwired/stimulus\";\nimport { DetachGate } from \"../utils/detach_gate\";\nimport { ListenerSet } from \"../utils/listener_set\";\nimport { TransientHooks } from \"../utils/transient_hooks\";\n\n/** The hook a connection may find written by an earlier, now-gone one. */\nconst TRANSIENT = new TransientHooks({ attributes: [\"data-optimistic\"] });\n\n/** Records that this controller wrote `hidden`, and the authored value to put back. */\nconst HIDDEN_MARKER = \"data-optimistic-toggled\";\n\n/** The same record for `aria-busy` on the controller element. */\nconst BUSY_MARKER = \"data-optimistic-busy\";\n\n/** Marker value standing for \"the attribute was not there\". */\nconst AUTHORED_ABSENT = \"absent\";\n\n/** Marker prefix carrying the authored attribute value that follows it. */\nconst AUTHORED_VALUE = \"value:\";\n\n/**\n * Stands in for the submission a synthetic lifecycle event does not name. Turbo\n * puts a `formSubmission` on both events, so this only ever pairs hand-dispatched\n * events with each other — one shared instance, so a start and its end match.\n */\nconst SYNTHETIC_SUBMISSION = {};\n\n/** The submission a Turbo lifecycle event belongs to. */\nfunction submissionOf(event: Event): unknown {\n  const detail = (event as CustomEvent<{ formSubmission?: unknown }>).detail;\n  return detail?.formSubmission ?? SYNTHETIC_SUBMISSION;\n}\n\n/**\n * Headless **optimistic UI** for Turbo form submissions — the one server-bound\n * behavior that needs no Action Cable: it wraps a Turbo form\n * and applies a *declared* optimistic state the moment the submission starts,\n * keeps it when the server confirms, and **rolls it back** when the submission\n * fails. The pattern: flip the like button instantly; the success response (a\n * Turbo Stream) replaces the fragment with the server truth anyway, so the\n * client only needs the instant flip and the failure rollback. Core (zero\n * dependencies — it rides Turbo's own `turbo:submit-*` events).\n *\n * Markup contract (identifier: `stimeo--optimistic`):\n *   <form data-controller=\"stimeo--optimistic\" method=\"post\" action=\"/likes\">\n *     <button type=\"submit\" aria-label=\"Like\">\n *       <span data-stimeo--optimistic-target=\"hide\">♡</span>\n *       <span hidden data-stimeo--optimistic-target=\"show\">♥</span>\n *     </button>\n *   </form>\n *\n * On `turbo:submit-start`, every `show` target is unhidden and every `hide`\n * target hidden, the element gains `data-optimistic=\"true\"` + `aria-busy=\"true\"`,\n * and the submission named by the event takes ownership of that state. On\n * `turbo:submit-end`: the terminal of any *other* submission is ignored; the\n * owner's terminal clears the pending hook and, on success, dispatches `commit`\n * (the toggled state stays — the server response owns the final DOM), or on\n * failure restores the authored markup and dispatches `rollback`.\n *\n * **Every write records what it displaced.** A target this controller hides or\n * reveals carries the authored `hidden` value in `data-optimistic-toggled`, and\n * the element carries the authored `aria-busy` in `data-optimistic-busy`, so a\n * rollback puts back exactly what the author wrote — not the inverse of whatever\n * the attribute says at that moment. The record lives in the DOM rather than in\n * memory because a Turbo cache snapshot has to carry it: `connect()` is what\n * rewinds a restored page.\n *\n * @remarks\n * Behavior only — what \"optimistic\" looks like is the author's markup (the\n * show/hide pair) and CSS (`[data-optimistic=\"true\"]`). Pairs with\n * `stimeo--submit-once` (double-submit guard) and `stimeo--live-counter`\n * (optimistic numbers). The listeners are delegated on the element, so a form\n * nested under it (or swapped for a new one) keeps working, and the submission\n * ownership is what keeps a sibling form's terminal from resolving this state.\n * With several submissions in flight the newest start owns the optimistic state,\n * so a submission whose terminal never arrives — its form replaced mid-flight —\n * cannot strand the element. `connect()` is idempotent: a Turbo cache snapshot\n * taken mid-submit is rewound, since no submission can be in flight across a\n * restore, while an in-page move (where the submission *does* survive) keeps it.\n * On a real detach the listeners go with the element.\n */\nexport class OptimisticController extends Controller<HTMLElement> {\n  static override targets = [\"show\", \"hide\"];\n  static events = [\"commit\", \"rollback\"] as const;\n\n  declare readonly showTargets: HTMLElement[];\n  declare readonly hideTargets: HTMLElement[];\n\n  /** The submission that owns the applied optimistic state, if any. */\n  #pending: unknown = null;\n\n  readonly #gate = new DetachGate();\n  readonly #listeners = new ListenerSet();\n\n  /** True between `connect()` and `disconnect()`, so a repeat connect rewinds nothing. */\n  #connected = false;\n\n  override connect(): void {\n    // Only a page this instance did not apply the state to can be holding a stale\n    // one: a restored snapshot. An in-page move and a repeat connect both leave a\n    // live submission behind, so neither may rewind — the gate names the first and\n    // the connected flag the second.\n    const restored = !this.#connected && !this.#gate.pending;\n    this.#gate.cancel();\n    this.#connected = true;\n    if (restored && this.element.hasAttribute(\"data-optimistic\")) this.#revert();\n    this.#listeners.add(this.element, \"turbo:submit-start\", this.#onSubmitStart);\n    this.#listeners.add(this.element, \"turbo:submit-end\", this.#onSubmitEnd);\n  }\n\n  override disconnect(): void {\n    this.#connected = false;\n    this.#listeners.dispose();\n    // Ownership outlives an in-page move: only a real detach forgets it.\n    this.#gate.disconnected(this, () => {\n      this.#pending = null;\n    });\n  }\n\n  readonly #onSubmitStart = (event: Event): void => {\n    this.#pending = submissionOf(event);\n    // Turbo owns `aria-busy` on a form and marks it before this event, so what is\n    // there now is Turbo's, not the author's. Recording it would put Turbo's value\n    // back on a page restored mid-submit, where no terminal ever arrives to clear it.\n    if (this.element instanceof HTMLFormElement && !this.element.hasAttribute(BUSY_MARKER)) {\n      this.element.setAttribute(BUSY_MARKER, AUTHORED_ABSENT);\n    }\n    this.#write(this.element, \"aria-busy\", \"true\", BUSY_MARKER);\n    this.element.setAttribute(\"data-optimistic\", \"true\");\n    for (const target of this.showTargets) this.#setHidden(target, false);\n    for (const target of this.hideTargets) this.#setHidden(target, true);\n  };\n\n  readonly #onSubmitEnd = (event: Event): void => {\n    // A terminal always names a submission, so an element holding none (nothing\n    // started, or this one already resolved) falls out here too.\n    if (submissionOf(event) !== this.#pending) return;\n    this.#pending = null;\n\n    const success = (event as CustomEvent<{ success?: boolean }>).detail?.success === true;\n    if (success) {\n      // Keep the toggled faces (the server response owns the final DOM) but drop\n      // their records, so a later failure cannot revert a confirmed state.\n      this.element.removeAttribute(\"data-optimistic\");\n      this.#restore(this.element, \"aria-busy\", BUSY_MARKER, \"true\");\n      for (const target of [...this.showTargets, ...this.hideTargets]) {\n        target.removeAttribute(HIDDEN_MARKER);\n      }\n      this.dispatch(\"commit\");\n    } else {\n      this.#revert();\n      this.dispatch(\"rollback\");\n    }\n  };\n\n  /** Hides or reveals a target, recording the authored `hidden` on first write. */\n  #setHidden(target: HTMLElement, hidden: boolean): void {\n    if (target.hasAttribute(\"hidden\") === hidden) return;\n    this.#write(target, \"hidden\", hidden ? \"\" : null, HIDDEN_MARKER);\n  }\n\n  /** Writes an attribute, recording what it displaced under `marker` once. */\n  #write(element: Element, attribute: string, value: string | null, marker: string): void {\n    if (!element.hasAttribute(marker)) {\n      const authored = element.getAttribute(attribute);\n      element.setAttribute(\n        marker,\n        authored === null ? AUTHORED_ABSENT : `${AUTHORED_VALUE}${authored}`,\n      );\n    }\n    if (value === null) element.removeAttribute(attribute);\n    else element.setAttribute(attribute, value);\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Puts back the value `marker` recorded and drops the record.\n   *\n   * `written` is what this controller last put in the attribute. Anything else\n   * there now belongs to whoever wrote it — Turbo owns `aria-busy` on a form and\n   * clears it before the terminal arrives, and a consumer may have moved a face\n   * mid-flight — so the record is dropped without touching the attribute. A\n   * marker this build did not write names no authored value, so the attribute\n   * goes back to being absent.\n   */\n  #restore(element: Element, attribute: string, marker: string, written: string | null): void {\n    const recorded = element.getAttribute(marker);\n    if (recorded === null) return;\n    element.removeAttribute(marker);\n    if (element.getAttribute(attribute) !== written) return;\n    if (recorded.startsWith(AUTHORED_VALUE)) {\n      element.setAttribute(attribute, recorded.slice(AUTHORED_VALUE.length));\n      return;\n    }\n    element.removeAttribute(attribute);\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Puts back exactly the markup this controller displaced (record-owned only).\n   *\n   * A face can be registered on both sides, and the hide pass runs last, so what\n   * this controller wrote there is `hidden` — matching it against the reveal's\n   * absent value instead would read as someone else's write and leave the face\n   * hidden. Each target is therefore restored once, against the write it last\n   * received.\n   */\n  #revert(): void {\n    TRANSIENT.reset(this.element);\n    this.#restore(this.element, \"aria-busy\", BUSY_MARKER, \"true\");\n    const hidden = new Set(this.hideTargets);\n    for (const target of new Set([...this.showTargets, ...this.hideTargets])) {\n      this.#restore(target, \"hidden\", HIDDEN_MARKER, hidden.has(target) ? \"\" : null);\n    }\n  }\n}\n"]}

package/dist/controllers/otp_controller.d.ts

@@ -58,10 +58,9 @@ import { Controller } from '@hotwired/stimulus';
  * Controller-owned output: `data-filled` on each entered field, `data-state`
  * (`empty` / `partial` / `complete`) on the root, and — while input is being
  * reported invalid — `aria-invalid`, `aria-errormessage`, `aria-describedby`,
- * and the `error` target's `hidden`. Authored values return on teardown and
- * before the page is cached: the three ARIA attributes keep their lease on the
- * field itself, so a connection that adopts a restored DOM can give them back
- * too, and the `hidden` is leased.
+ * and the `error` target's `hidden`. Authored values return on teardown: the
+ * three ARIA attributes keep their lease on the field itself, so a connection
+ * that adopts a restored DOM can give them back too, and the `hidden` is leased.
  *
  * @remarks
  * Behavior only. `connect()` reads the fields back as the source of truth, which
@@ -85,6 +84,7 @@ declare class OtpController extends Controller<HTMLElement> {
     readonly fieldTargets: HTMLInputElement[];
     readonly valueTarget: HTMLInputElement;
     readonly errorTarget: HTMLElement;
+    readonly errorTargets: HTMLElement[];
     readonly hasValueTarget: boolean;
     readonly hasErrorTarget: boolean;
     patternValue: string;
@@ -98,6 +98,22 @@ declare class OtpController extends Controller<HTMLElement> {
     fieldTargetConnected(element: HTMLInputElement): void;
     /** Releases a dropped field's listeners and leases, then reconciles the rest. */
     fieldTargetDisconnected(element: HTMLInputElement): void;
+    /** Writes the combined value into a value field that arrives, in the next reconciliation. */
+    valueTargetConnected(): void;
+    /** Writes the combined value into the value field that stays when an earlier one leaves. */
+    valueTargetDisconnected(): void;
+    /**
+     * Moves rejected input still being reported onto the first error target as one arrives,
+     * and hides the first one while nothing is reported.
+     */
+    errorTargetConnected(): void;
+    /**
+     * Gives an error target that no longer resolves as one its own `hidden` back — after
+     * `disconnect()` too, since dropping the identifier leaves the element on the page —
+     * and shows rejected input still being reported on the error target that stays, or
+     * hides it while nothing is reported.
+     */
+    errorTargetDisconnected(element: HTMLElement): void;
     /**
      * Re-validates a changed `pattern` declaration once and drops any entered digit
      * the new pattern no longer accepts, so the combined value stays interpretable.