CEE 2.0.10

CEDAR Embeddable Editor 2.0.10 Release

CEE 2.0.10 embeds the public CEDAR Model TypeScript Library 1.0.8, released alongside it. The model library remains compiled into the browser bundle and is not a runtime dependency an embedding application has to resolve.

The release also carries the first version of a second element. Where the editor renders a whole template, cedar-embeddable-field renders one field's control and nothing of the form around it, which is what a designer collecting a default value needs.

What's New

• A second custom element, cedar-embeddable-field, registered by the same bundle. Its value crosses the boundary as a discriminated union rather than as text: a literal, a number, an ISO temporal literal, an IRI with a label, a list of literals, or an attribute-value field's named slots. fieldObject takes a field artifact rather than a field model, because the element and its host hold separate copies of the model library. readOnlyMode presents rather than acquires, replacing an empty control with a statement of what the field will accept.
• Every field the editor renders now goes through one component. The eighteen-way widget switch moved out of the component renderer into CedarFieldWidgetComponent, which the renderer and the new element both draw, so a widget added or rerouted reaches both.
• A field specification shows every selected default, and literal and identifier defaults are read through the current model library.
• A deployment's display labels and descriptions are honored.
• The download menu names each entry by the artifact it produces, then the serialization, and lists the three template downloads before the three instance downloads.

Fixed

• A value incompatible with the field it is assigned to is discarded rather than replayed after the assignment is rejected.
• Reassigning cedar-embeddable-field.fieldObject recreates the control even when the field type is unchanged, so validators follow the new artifact.
• cedar-embeddable-field emits valueChange when validity changes even if the normalized value does not, including numeric edits such as 1.5 to 1.50 and back.
• The header and the fields are held to one inset.

Important Notes for Integrators

• The bundle grows to 2,349,062 bytes, within the size gate.
• An application embedding only cedar-embeddable-editor needs no change; the new element is additive and registered by the same bundle.
• Pinning the new version is a manifest change plus a rebuild of the host: a manifest edit alone does not change a running frontend.

For the complete change history, see the CEE 2.0.10 changelog and the comparison between CEE 2.0.9 and 2.0.10.

Package Verification

• npm package: cedar-embeddable-editor@2.0.10
• npm shasum: 1ed87b61d5db46d0dbbfc208976282c5db7e0b62
• browser bundle sha256: 0e8d94c974d7525816530d9c9fa09a4ad394591c6a4e675f5ee4d326b7722432 (2,349,062 bytes)