Sunstone v0.29.2

Added

• --browser (-b) opens the editor in your default browser once it's ready, for both npx sunstone-md and sunstone serve.

Sunstone v0.29.1

Fixed

• npx sunstone-md is now actually published to npm (0.29.0's npm upload failed).

Sunstone v0.29.0

Added

• Run Sunstone without installing anything: npx sunstone-md ./docs serves the editor to your browser at http://localhost:3000/, just like sunstone serve. It takes the same --port, --bind and --allow-host options and runs on Linux, macOS and Windows.

Sunstone v0.28.0

Added

• Concepts can be read remotely as JSON or Markdown. Request any page URL
  with Accept: text/markdown to get the raw file, or
  Accept: application/json to get its frontmatter, body, links and
  backlinks. Add ?list to a folder URL to list the Concepts under it
  (title, description, type, tags, timestamp; filter with &type= or
  &tag=), or ?q=text to search it. Works on Sunstone Web and under
  sunstone serve; browsers still get the normal page.

Fixed

• The web page title is the Concept's frontmatter title, or its file name
  when it has none, matching the desktop window title. Signed in, it now
  follows the Concept you navigate to instead of showing the bare file name.

Sunstone v0.27.2

Added

• Headings can have their own font. Set fonts.heading in config.json
  (a family, and optionally font files next to the config). It applies in the
  editor, the rendered article, the web viewer and the PDF export. If you
  don't set it, headings use the Concept text font as before. See
  docs/interface/fonts.md.

Sunstone v0.27.1

Fixed

• The web server Docker image is published again; the v0.27.0 image build
  never finished. The image is also smaller, since D2 only runs in the browser.

Sunstone v0.27.0

Added

• D2 diagrams. A ```d2 code block renders as a diagram in editing
  and read mode, the web viewer and the PDF export. It is drawn in the
  app's colours and follows a theme switch; colours you set in the
  diagram are kept. D2 loads only when a Concept contains a D2 block,
  and external icons are never fetched.

Fixed

• The print preview uses the light colours it prints with, also when
  the app is in dark mode.

Sunstone v0.26.0

Added

• OKF v0.2 support. Bundles that declare okf_version in their root index.md
  get spec-aware help in the Frontmatter editor: missing required fields and
  wrongly typed values are flagged, and keys and values are completed. Plain
  folders of markdown only get YAML syntax checks.
• New Bundle… in the launcher and the Bundle switcher creates a Bundle that
  declares okf_version.
• The Bundle root is found more reliably: a declared okf_version wins, then
  the outermost index.md, then the git repository, then the opened folder.
  Right-click a folder and choose Set as Bundle Root to pick it yourself; the
  Explorer header shows the current root.
• A Concept's trust, lifecycle and sources show as one compact pill next to its
  title. Hover it to see who generated and verified the Concept and when, its
  status and whether it is stale, and its sources.
• Dates from the Frontmatter read as relative times ("3 days ago"); hover one
  for the exact date and time.
• status and stale_after: draft, deprecated and stale Concepts are marked
  in the Explorer and the header.
• Authors, generators and verifiers are shown as a person, a process or an
  agent with its version.
• Sources entries show their author, when they were last modified and how
  often they were used, link back to every place in the text that cites them,
  and have an Edit button that jumps to the entry in the Frontmatter. A
  footnote definition for a source is shown in its Sources entry instead of in
  the text.
• Attested Computation Concepts show their contract (runtime, parameters,
  executor, attester) in a card, and their # Computation section is set
  apart.
• After an update, Sunstone shows what's new in the installed version.
• The anonymous web reader uses the same Concept header as the app, with folder
  breadcrumbs.
• Pinned folders in the Explorer have an accent-coloured arrow, and the folder
  of the open index.md is highlighted.

Changed

• Numbered citations ([n]) are deprecated in favour of footnotes that name a
  source id ([^id]). Existing [n] citations still work.

Fixed

• On Linux the interface fell back to the system font instead of Jost.
• Sunstone Web serves configured font files when SUNSTONE_CONFIG is a bare
  file name, and keeps $ characters in configured colours and fonts.
• Footnotes: definitions get unique anchors and always start on their own line,
  and a footnote inside an image's alt text no longer shifts the numbering.
• Links to javascript: or data: URLs in sources and contract cards are no
  longer clickable.

Sunstone v0.25.1

Added

• Fonts are configurable in config.json, separately for the interface, the
  Concept text and code: a family, a default size, and optionally font files
  placed next to the config. Zoom scales the configured sizes. See
  docs/interface/fonts.md.
• Sunstone Web reads the same config.json format, colours included, from the
  file SUNSTONE_CONFIG points at. The settings are already in the first
  rendered page, and changes show on the next page load.
• Every item in the editor, Explorer and table context menus has an icon, and
  the table menu's delete items are styled as destructive, like Delete in the
  Explorer.

Fixed

• The Frontmatter Region shows for index.md and log.md again.
• Selecting text inside a table cell keeps the selection, and Find highlights
  its matches inside table cells.
• Sunstone Web keeps the open Concept open when the repository behind it
  changes (a git swap), instead of jumping back to the start page.

Sunstone v0.25.0

Added

• A Concept with sources in its Frontmatter shows them as a Sources list at
  the end of the document, numbered like the footnotes that cite them; sources
  not cited in the text follow without a number. The list is only shown, never
  written to the file.
• Hovering a footnote that cites a source, or a title in the Sources list,
  shows a card with the source's title, resource, author and dates right away,
  in the app and in the web viewer. Clicking it opens the source: another
  Concept in the app, or a web address in the browser.
• The Explorer expands the folders leading to the open Concept while it is
  open, and folds them back when you move elsewhere.