vitakit 0.4.0

Typed entries

A section's entries are typed by its schema on the website: in
useSection('talks'), in the slots of <VitaSection id="talks">, and in
components that vitakit customize --web writes. Formatted text is
{ text, html }, a link { label, url? }, a group its own fields, so
entry.thesis.supervisor.url needs neither checks nor casts, and a typo such as
entry.titel is an error in the editor and in pnpm check. See
types.

• vitakit customize --web writes components typed for their section:
  id: 'teaching', with entries for teaching entries a page selected itself.
  --use adds the section to the component's id
  (id: 'talks' | 'talks-public'). A group of fields gets one line per part
  instead of a comment.
• vitakit migrate types the components customize wrote for 0.3, for the
  sections they are shown with; casts of your own keep working, and it says
  where they are no longer needed.
• extendSection keeps the types of the section it extends; before, every
  field of an extended schema was unknown.
• New types: SectionEntry<typeof schema>, SectionEntries<'talks'>.

What may need changing: code that reads a field the schema does not have
now fails pnpm check, where it showed nothing before. That is the point; the
error names the field.

Updating from 0.3

pnpm add @anja.codes/vitakit@latest
pnpm vitakit migrate --dry-run   # see what would change
pnpm vitakit migrate             # make the changes
pnpm check

Step by step: Updating vitakit.

Fixes

• vitakit migrate points out a stylesheet that styles the groups of a
  publication list but not its title (.vita-publications__title, new in 0.3),
  with the rules to add. It does not change the stylesheet.
• vitakit verify compares the names of files and pages exactly, including
  their case. On macOS and Windows, a link to /img/photo.jpg passed when the
  file was public/img/Photo.jpg, and then led nowhere on a case-sensitive web
  server or in CI on Linux. Such a link now fails, naming the file as it is.
• Docs: those rules for projects updated
  from 0.2, the class in the website's styling, and
  the size of a list's group headings in
  the PDF.