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@drawerly/core@0.2.0

Minor Changes

• #6 47e674c Thanks @tinas! - Rework the public API of both packages ahead of the first stable release.

  @drawerly/core

  • createDrawerManager now accepts a single DrawerManagerConfig object (initialStack, defaultOptions) instead of positional arguments. Drawers passed through initialStack go through the same default merging as open.
  • Built-in defaults (BASE_DRAWER_DEFAULTS) are always applied; getDefaultOptions() always returns an object.
  • Options passed as undefined or null no longer erase a configured default.
  • open documents its replace semantics: opening an already open key replaces its options rather than merging them.
  • updateOptions and updateDefaultOptions accept a patch object. The updater-function form is removed; read the current value with getDrawerInstance or getDefaultOptions instead.
  • State changes are dispatched in order when a listener opens or closes a drawer while being notified.
  • DrawerState.stack is now readonly.
  • Added getTopDrawer(), isOpen(key), and the resolveDrawerPredicate helper. Removed the DrawerUpdatableOptions type in favor of DrawerPatch.
  • New @drawerly/core/dom entry point exporting lockScroll, a reference counted body scroll lock with scrollbar compensation.
  • The stylesheet now drives enter and leave animations through drawerly-enter-active / drawerly-leave-active classes on the overlay instead of the data-entering / data-closing attributes. Custom stylesheets need to be updated.
  • The package is now ESM only.

  @drawerly/vue

  • DrawerPlugin is replaced by the createDrawerly() factory. The returned instance exposes the full manager API plus a reactive state ref, installs with app.use(), and is usable outside components. Its manager reads are derived from state, so they work inside computed properties and render functions.
  • useDrawerContext() is replaced by useDrawerly(); useDrawerInstance() is replaced by useDrawer(), which adds isTop and instance. Drawers are opened through useDrawerly().open().
  • useDrawer() mirrors the manager operations that take a drawer key with the key already bound, and nothing else. The placement, closeOnEscapeKey and closeOnBackdropClick two-way bindings are removed; read them from instance and write them through updateOptions, which also keeps function predicates intact.
  • componentParams is renamed to componentProps.
  • Drawer content receives only its own componentProps plus drawerKey. The injected onClose prop is removed; call useDrawer(props.drawerKey).close() instead.
  • teleportTo moved from plugin options to a <DrawerlyContainer> prop, alongside the new modal and lockScroll props. The headless mode is removed.
  • The container is rebuilt on <TransitionGroup>: transition timing is handled by Vue, every close path plays the exit animation, and body scroll stays locked until it finishes.
  • Container events are now drawer-opened, drawer-closed and all-closed, each emitted after the matching animation.
  • install registers the container idempotently and warns when a second instance is installed into the same app; independent scoped stacks are supported by providing drawerlyInjectionKey in a subtree.
  • The package is now ESM only.

  Focus management (focus trap, initial focus, focus restore and background inert) is not part of this release and lands in a follow-up.

@drawerly/react@0.1.0

Minor Changes

• #6 47e674c Thanks @tinas! - Initial release of the React adapter.

  • createDrawerly() creates a store-style instance at module scope, usable both inside components and outside of them (event handlers, stores, ...). No provider is required.
  • useDrawerly(drawerly) subscribes to the instance and returns the manager API together with the drawer stack. Its manager reads come from the subscribed snapshot, so render output stays consistent with the stack a render was given.
  • useDrawer(drawerly, key) mirrors the manager operations that take a drawer key with the key already bound: isOpen, isTop, instance, close, bringToTop and updateOptions.
  • <DrawerlyContainer drawerly={instance} /> renders and animates the stack through a portal (portalTo, default body), with modal and lockScroll props matching the Vue adapter.
  • Drawer content receives only its own componentProps plus drawerKey; call useDrawer(drawerly, props.drawerKey).close() to close it. Drawers without a component render through the container's children render prop, which also receives close.
  • Exit animations are awaited through Element.getAnimations(), so every close path plays its animation, delays and iteration counts are respected, and no timers are involved. Body scroll stays locked until the animation finishes.
  • Lifecycle callbacks are onDrawerOpened, onDrawerClosed and onAllClosed, each called after the matching animation.
  • The package is ESM only.

  Focus management (focus trap, initial focus, focus restore and background inert) is not part of this release and lands in a follow-up, together with the Vue adapter.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [47e674c]:
  • @drawerly/core@0.2.0

@drawerly/vue@0.2.0

Minor Changes

• #6 47e674c Thanks @tinas! - Rework the public API of both packages ahead of the first stable release.

  @drawerly/core

  • createDrawerManager now accepts a single DrawerManagerConfig object (initialStack, defaultOptions) instead of positional arguments. Drawers passed through initialStack go through the same default merging as open.
  • Built-in defaults (BASE_DRAWER_DEFAULTS) are always applied; getDefaultOptions() always returns an object.
  • Options passed as undefined or null no longer erase a configured default.
  • open documents its replace semantics: opening an already open key replaces its options rather than merging them.
  • updateOptions and updateDefaultOptions accept a patch object. The updater-function form is removed; read the current value with getDrawerInstance or getDefaultOptions instead.
  • State changes are dispatched in order when a listener opens or closes a drawer while being notified.
  • DrawerState.stack is now readonly.
  • Added getTopDrawer(), isOpen(key), and the resolveDrawerPredicate helper. Removed the DrawerUpdatableOptions type in favor of DrawerPatch.
  • New @drawerly/core/dom entry point exporting lockScroll, a reference counted body scroll lock with scrollbar compensation.
  • The stylesheet now drives enter and leave animations through drawerly-enter-active / drawerly-leave-active classes on the overlay instead of the data-entering / data-closing attributes. Custom stylesheets need to be updated.
  • The package is now ESM only.

  @drawerly/vue

  • DrawerPlugin is replaced by the createDrawerly() factory. The returned instance exposes the full manager API plus a reactive state ref, installs with app.use(), and is usable outside components. Its manager reads are derived from state, so they work inside computed properties and render functions.
  • useDrawerContext() is replaced by useDrawerly(); useDrawerInstance() is replaced by useDrawer(), which adds isTop and instance. Drawers are opened through useDrawerly().open().
  • useDrawer() mirrors the manager operations that take a drawer key with the key already bound, and nothing else. The placement, closeOnEscapeKey and closeOnBackdropClick two-way bindings are removed; read them from instance and write them through updateOptions, which also keeps function predicates intact.
  • componentParams is renamed to componentProps.
  • Drawer content receives only its own componentProps plus drawerKey. The injected onClose prop is removed; call useDrawer(props.drawerKey).close() instead.
  • teleportTo moved from plugin options to a <DrawerlyContainer> prop, alongside the new modal and lockScroll props. The headless mode is removed.
  • The container is rebuilt on <TransitionGroup>: transition timing is handled by Vue, every close path plays the exit animation, and body scroll stays locked until it finishes.
  • Container events are now drawer-opened, drawer-closed and all-closed, each emitted after the matching animation.
  • install registers the container idempotently and warns when a second instance is installed into the same app; independent scoped stacks are supported by providing drawerlyInjectionKey in a subtree.
  • The package is now ESM only.

  Focus management (focus trap, initial focus, focus restore and background inert) is not part of this release and lands in a follow-up.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [47e674c]:
  • @drawerly/core@0.2.0

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