- Replace `scanDeclareBlocks` with `parseDeclareCsv` in block processor
- Add error handling for declare block parsing
- Optimize `ReactiveVariableManager` by pre-computing variable keys
- Store template text and keys in data attributes for faster updates
- Adjust `VariableView` popup width via CSS class
Introduce `scanDeclareBlocks` in `declare-parser.ts` to provide a
single source of truth for parsing `role=declare` blocks. This
replaces redundant scanning logic in both the CLI and the journal
completions.
Also remove unused `dice.ts` and `spark-scanner.ts` files.
Replace the old stat-parser logic with a new declare-parser to handle
variable declarations and tag modifiers. This includes moving the
declare-parser logic to a shared location in cli/completions to avoid
duplication between the CLI and the journal component.
Introduce ReactiveStatManager to allow dynamic stat replacement within
rendered markdown content. This component scans the article DOM for
`${key}` patterns and reactively updates them based on the journal
stream.
As part of this change, the SVG-based StatSheet system is removed in
favor of this more flexible text-based approach.
Relocate spark table logic from the block processor to a dedicated
directive scanner. This allows spark tables to be treated as
`:md-table` directives and ensures they are processed in a second pass
after the content index is fully populated.
Introduces the ability to discover and render `*.sheet.svg` files.
These files can contain `<text>` elements with `${key}` templates
that reactively update based on the current journal stats.
- Add `StatSheet` type and CLI scanning logic
- Implement `SheetView` for rendering SVGs with live bindings
- Add `parseSheet` utility to extract template patterns from SVG
- Update file indexer to include `.svg` files
Allows passing an optional label to `parseStatModifiers` to override
the default ID-based label. This enables more descriptive names in
the UI and improves how modifier labels are derived in the journal
view.
Introduces a new `stat-modifiers` CSV role that simplifies the
creation of template stats and their associated modifier stats.
A single CSV block now automatically generates:
- A template stat definition.
- Multiple modifier stat definitions (prefixed with the template ID).
- The corresponding template table.
This reduces the need for manual YAML definitions for every
modifier associated with a template.
Introduce a centralized `block-processor` and `block-scanner` to
handle markdown fenced code blocks. This replaces the previous
`inline-blocks.ts` and individual completion sources with a unified
approach that handles block stripping, directive replacement, and
metadata extraction (stats, templates, and spark tables) in a single
pass.
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