Replace prettier with oxfmt (oxc's Prettier-compatible formatter), config
seeded via `oxfmt --migrate=prettier` and kept as `oxfmt.config.ts`
(defineConfig default export) so settings match the old prettier.config.js.
The `format` script now runs `oxfmt`; docs and the local tool allowlist
updated to match.
Replaces the mutable registerCRS() registry (never released beyond this
branch) with a web-components-first design: any custom element, no base
class required, can provide a CRS Leaflet doesn't ship by nesting inside
<leaflet-tile-layer-wms> and firing a bubbling leaflet-crs-changed event
(detail: { crs: CRS | null }, mirroring icon-changed's { icon: null }
pattern for "revert to default"). The plain `crs="EPSG4326"` attribute
stays as a convenience shortcut for the 4 CRSes Leaflet itself ships; a
nested provider takes priority over it when both are present.
This surfaced a real, previously-undiscovered bug in with-props.ts:
recreateLeafletObject() was declared on the public LeafletElement
interface but only ever implemented as a private #recreateLeafletObject()
-- calling it would throw "is not a function" at runtime despite
type-checking cleanly. Fixed by making it public, and it now also
re-dispatches registerWithParent() for attach !== 'none' components,
which it never did before (previously only safe for attach: 'none'
components like icons, since recreate would otherwise rebuild a layer
without ever re-adding it to whatever registered it the first time --
exactly what leaflet-tile-layer-wms needs when a nested provider's crs
arrives after it already constructed itself with the default).
Documents the toolkit third-party components are built from, now that
it's exported from the package root: the WithProps + PROPS table
pattern, the prop builder reference, reusing the shared fragments
(pathProps/latLngProps/tileLayerProps/urlProp), how nesting works
(attach modes, and why Leaflet plugin classes register correctly without
any special-casing on either side), typing events with
LeafletAddEventListener and the event-types.ts fragments, the
emitIconChanged protocol for custom marker icons, and the
customElements.define ordering pitfall for a plugin with multiple
interdependent custom elements of its own.
README.md:
- Import options: drop CJS/UMD/minified-bundle mentions, none exist since
the build simplified to ESM-only.
- New Events + TypeScript sections documenting the leaflet:<type> event
forwarding mechanism and the HTMLElementTagNameMap / per-component
addEventListener typing added this session.
- leaflet-tile-layer: 6 -> 23 attributes (full tileLayerProps), fixed
z-index default (0 -> 1).
- leaflet-tile-layer-wms: now documents that it inherits all tile-layer
attributes (previously listed none, matching the bug fixed earlier) +
the new crs attribute.
- leaflet-video-overlay: added the 4 attributes added this session.
- leaflet-polyline: fixed a wrong "excludes fill*" claim and added
smooth-factor/no-clip.
- leaflet-geojson: was documenting a stale hand-picked subset of path
attributes (with stroke mis-described as a color); now says all
path-style attributes apply, matching the dedup against pathProps.
- Path style table: added stroke/interactive/bubbling-mouse-events/
class-name/pane, fixed fill's default.
- Added leaflet-icon/leaflet-div-icon sections (existed but were
undocumented).
- Nesting rules and Development section brought in line with reality.
CLAUDE.md: the WithProps mixin description referenced an API from before
this session that no longer exists (WithProps(Base, PROPS), definePropAccessors,
initOptions(), updateLeafletObject()) and claimed LeafletMap extends
HTMLElement directly when it extends WithProps(...) like everything else.
Rewrote to match the real internals, fixed the child-component-pattern
steps, and documented how to type a new component's events.
Also added '*.md' to the format script's glob -- root markdown files
weren't covered, so this formatting could have silently drifted again.
Every component now exposes a uniform get leafletObject() returning
the underlying Leaflet instance (undefined before connected).
Event wiring:
- Marker: listen for 'dragend move' via onChange, syncing lat/lng
back to attributes. Converted from arrow property to regular
method using Leaflet's 3rd context arg pattern.
- Circle, CircleMarker: listen for 'move' via onMove with syncing
guard (same pattern).
- Popup, Tooltip: listen for 'move' via onChange with syncing
guard and null-check on getLatLng().
Also:
- Update README with escape hatch section
- Change map getter from get map() to get leafletObject() for
consistency
- index.html: add importmap for leaflet
- All component exports changed from default to named
- index.ts re-exports updated accordingly
Remove stale JSR reference, add import-options section (formats, deep
imports, leaflet as external dep), fix build command (esbuild -> Rollup).
Rewrite CLAUDE.md architecture to reflect withProps mixin, register.ts
helpers, feature-group, and the full rollup output.
Replace the brief 'Other components' section with complete per-component
attribute tables including defaults and descriptions. Add CSS/resize docs
for leaflet-map and a shared path-style reference table.
Wraps Leaflet.js as native Web Components. Each element maps 1:1 to a
Leaflet object with reactive attribute binding and proper lifecycle cleanup.
Key design decisions:
- LeafletElement base class handles attribute→option mapping, the
leaflet-register bubble event for parent/child wiring, and
disconnectedCallback cleanup tracking parent bindings.
- LeafletControl base class for map controls (zoom, attribution, scale).
- leaflet-map uses a PROPS table to drive observedAttributes, getters/setters,
attributeChangedCallback, and map event listeners from a single source of
truth. Property types are derived via a mapped type over the table; the
mixin-base pattern (TypedBase) makes them visible to TypeScript without an
interface merge.
- Boolean map options that default to true use disable-* attributes.
- Leaflet and its CSS are bundled into dist/index.js via esbuild.
- JSR config included for @buddy/leaflet-components.
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