A4 print-sheet preview#22
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Implements #6 — a live A4 sheet preview showing the polaroids laid out as they'll print.
lib/layout.ts(A4 in mm, polaroid ratios, gridsheetLayout(perRow)) — the single source of truth the PDF export (sRGB PDF export (pdf-lib) #8) will also use, so preview and PDF stay in sync.SheetPolaroidrenders proportionally to its cell (frame/image/captions scale together).ResizeObserver, dashed printable-margin guide, honours the selected caption font.Decision: DOM instead of Konva
The issue suggested Konva, but I went DOM/CSS: it reuses the proven polaroid rendering (captions + bundled fonts + images just work — no canvas font-loading pitfalls), it's print-accurate, and the layout is a structured grid that never needs a freeform canvas. Drag-reorder (#10) will use DOM dnd. Lower risk and easier to keep pixel-matched to the PDF.
pnpm lint/typecheck/buildgreen. (Visual check pending — browser profile was locked by an active session; the shared layout gets validated headlessly via the #8 PDF render.)Closes #6