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svelte-kit-vice/src/uix/morfo/selectors.ts

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/**
* Typed selector builders that consume a Morfo's contract and emit
* CSS selectors safe to feed to `target.matches(...)`.
*
* Why this exists:
*
* `sema/components/{name}.ts` packs (and any future eidos consumer that
* builds selectors programmatically) used to write strings like
* `'[data-dialog-content][data-event-family="commit"]'` by hand. That
* couples the consumer to morfo's emitted attrs WITHOUT a compile-time
* link — if the morfo renames the part `content` → `body`, the string
* goes stale silently. Same for event names declared in the morfo.
*
* `semaSelector(morfo, partKebab, matchers?)` builds the selector from
* the morfo's actual contract:
*
* - `partKebab` is typed against `morfo.parts[].kebab`. Compile error
* if the part doesn't exist.
* - `eventName` (when matched) is typed against `morfo.events[].name`.
* - `eventFamily` / `eventIntent` are typed against the canonical
* unions (`SemaFamily`, `Intent`).
*
* Output is a plain CSS selector string — `SemaCascadeRule` consumes it
* unchanged via `target.matches()`. No runtime overhead beyond string
* concatenation.
*
* Authors of `sema/components/*.ts` SHOULD use this helper for any
* selector that targets a morfo-emitted attr. Hand-written strings are
* a code smell and signal a contract drift.
*/
import type { Morfo, MorfoEvent } from './types'
import type { Intent } from '../intent'
import type { SemaFamily } from '../sema/types'
import { MorfoSelectorError } from './errors'
import { partMarkerAttr } from './compile'
// ── Escaping ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/**
* Escape a value for interpolation inside a double-quoted CSS attribute
* selector (`[attr="value"]`). Backslashes and double quotes are the only
* characters that can break out of the quoted string; newlines are invalid
* raw in CSS strings, so they go to their escaped code-point form. Own,
* isomorphic implementation — `CSS.escape` is a DOM global this layer
* (SSR / node tests) can't assume (MOR-1, clean-room 2026-07-10: unescaped
* matchers produced selectors that THREW inside `target.matches()` during
* the sema cascade).
*/
function escapeAttrValue(value: string): string {
return value.replace(/[\\"]/g, (c) => `\\${c}`).replace(/\n/g, '\\a ')
}
/** Attr NAMES can't be quoted in a selector — enforce a dashed-ident shape. */
const ATTR_NAME_RE = /^[a-zA-Z][\w-]*$/
function assertAttrName(context: string, attr: string): void {
if (!ATTR_NAME_RE.test(attr)) {
throw new MorfoSelectorError(
`semaSelector: ${context}.attr "${attr}" is not a valid attribute name`
)
}
}
// ── Type extraction helpers ───────────────────────────────────────────────
/** Union of `kebab` literals declared on `morfo.parts`. */
export type PartKebabOf<M extends Morfo> = M['parts'][number]['kebab']
/** Union of `name` literals declared on `morfo.events`. `never` if events absent. */
export type EventNameOf<M extends Morfo> = M extends {
events?: readonly MorfoEvent[]
}
? NonNullable<M['events']>[number]['name']
: never
/**
* Union of keyboard `action` literals declared across `morfo.parts[].keyboard`.
* Distributive on purpose: part literals without a `keyboard` key have no such
* property in their `as const` type, so a plain indexed access would not
* compile — each part is matched structurally instead. `never` when no part
* declares keyboard. The `keyboard?:` in the matcher is what keeps the WIDENED
* `Morfo` resolving to `string` (its `keyboard` is optional on the interface;
* a required matcher made `ActionNameOf<Morfo>` collapse to `never` and every
* generic helper lost its handlers' contextual type).
*/
export type ActionNameOf<M extends Morfo> = M['parts'][number] extends infer P
? P extends { keyboard?: readonly { action: infer A extends string }[] | undefined }
? A
: never
: never
/**
* Union of `{ attr, value }` pairs the morfo DECLARES across its parts' `data`
* contracts: entries with `values` contribute one pair per enum member, entries
* without contribute `{ attr, value: string }` (presence flags and `emit:
* 'value'` attrs carry arbitrary values). This is the type behind the `state`
* matcher — a typo in a declared value stops compiling, which is the drift
* class `semaSelector` exists to kill.
*
* The union spans ALL parts (the matcher interface carries one generic); the
* per-part strictness lives in the builder's runtime check, the same split
* `eventName` already has (typed against all events, runtime-validated).
* On the WIDENED `Morfo` interface it degrades to `{ attr: string; value:
* string }`, keeping generic helpers compiling — same clause as
* `ActionNameOf`.
*/
export type DataPairOf<M extends Morfo> = M['parts'][number]['data'][number] extends infer D
? D extends { attr: infer A extends string; values: readonly (infer V extends string)[] }
? { attr: A; value: V }
: D extends { attr: infer A extends string }
? { attr: A; value: string }
: never
: never
/**
* Union of event `name` literals that may STAMP on part `K`: the event's
* canonical `target` is `K`, or `K` appears in its `allowedTargets`. This is
* the type behind the part-anchored emission surface
* (`SomaRuntimePart.trigger`) — an event that cannot land on a part cannot be
* emitted from it, at compile time.
*
* `targetFallback` parts are NOT included on purpose: a fallback is the
* RUNTIME's mount-state resolution, never a caller's anchor — anchoring to a
* fallback part would let a provider force the degraded landing while the
* primary surface is mounted.
*/
export type EventNameTargeting<
M extends Morfo,
K extends PartKebabOf<M>
> = M extends { events?: readonly MorfoEvent[] }
? NonNullable<M['events']>[number] extends infer E
? E extends { name: infer N extends string; semantic: infer S }
?
| (S extends { target: { target: K } } ? N : never)
| (S extends { allowedTargets: readonly (infer R)[] }
? R extends { target: K }
? N
: never
: never)
: never
: never
: never
// ── Selector builder ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
export interface SemaSelectorMatchers<M extends Morfo> {
/** Match against the data-event-family stamped during emit. */
eventFamily?: SemaFamily
/** Match against the data-event-intent stamped during emit. */
eventIntent?: Intent
/**
* Match against the exact `data-event` stamped during emit. Typed
* against the morfo's declared event names — compile error on
* unknown names.
*/
eventName?: EventNameOf<M>
/**
* Match an event by prefix (`[data-event^="close-"]`). String form
* because TypeScript can't enforce prefix-substring relationships
* across the morfo's event names; authors are responsible for
* writing a real prefix.
*/
eventNamePrefix?: string
/**
* Match a state attr the morfo's `parts[].data` DECLARES (`data-state`,
* `data-last-action`, …). Typed against {@link DataPairOf}: the attr must
* be declared and, where it carries an enum, the value must be one of its
* members — a renamed value breaks the pack at compile time (M5). The
* builder re-checks both against the SELECTED part at runtime.
*
* For an attr the morfo deliberately does NOT declare, use
* {@link SemaSelectorMatchers.undeclaredState} — one open slot here would
* swallow the typed one (the S-11 class).
*/
state?: DataPairOf<M>
/**
* Match an attr OUTSIDE the morfo contract — the attrs a component's
* visual wrapper stamps by design and the morfo deliberately does not
* declare (dialog's `data-size` / `data-sheet`; eidos-only concerns).
* The two doors are disjoint on purpose, the framework's two-axis
* precedent (`allowedTargets`/`targetFallback`): a rule through this one
* SAYS it is matching outside the contract, and the builder throws if the
* attr turns out to be declared — a declared attr belongs in `state`,
* where its contract bites.
*/
undeclaredState?: { attr: string; value: string }
/**
* Match an aria attr (e.g. `[role="alertdialog"]`). Deliberately open —
* NOT typed against `parts[].aria`: the one aria matcher in the framework
* targets dialog's `role`, which its morfo deliberately does not declare
* («variant-dependent — the provider sets it from `opts.variant`»). Typing
* this against the declared aria entries would leave zero call sites
* covered and outlaw the legitimate one.
*/
aria?: { attr: string; value: string }
/**
* Optional ancestor selector — output becomes `<ancestor> <part-selector>`.
* Useful for instance scoping (`'#delete-confirm-dialog'`) or context
* scoping (`'[data-form]'`). Plain string by design — ancestors live
* outside the morfo's contract.
*/
ancestor?: string
/**
* Append arbitrary CSS at the end of the selector (`:hover`,
* `:focus-visible`, etc.). Escape hatch — use sparingly.
*/
pseudo?: string
}
/**
* Build a CSS selector from a morfo's part contract + sema event tokens.
* See module-level doc for the rationale.
*/
export function semaSelector<M extends Morfo>(
morfo: M,
partKebab: PartKebabOf<M>,
matchers?: SemaSelectorMatchers<M>
): string {
const part = morfo.parts.find((p) => p.kebab === partKebab)
if (!part) {
throw new MorfoSelectorError(
`semaSelector: morfo "${morfo.name}" has no part with kebab "${String(partKebab)}"`
)
}
// The marker attr — ONE source with `compileMorfo` (partMarkerAttr), so
// the emission and the matcher can never drift apart (MOR-2).
const marker = partMarkerAttr(morfo.kebab, part.kebab)
const segments: string[] = [`[${marker}]`]
if (matchers?.eventFamily) {
segments.push(`[data-event-family="${escapeAttrValue(matchers.eventFamily)}"]`)
}
if (matchers?.eventIntent) {
segments.push(`[data-event-intent="${escapeAttrValue(matchers.eventIntent)}"]`)
}
if (matchers?.eventName) {
const events = (morfo.events ?? []) as readonly MorfoEvent[]
const known = events.some((e) => e.name === matchers.eventName)
if (!known) {
throw new MorfoSelectorError(
`semaSelector: morfo "${morfo.name}" has no event named "${String(matchers.eventName)}"`
)
}
segments.push(`[data-event="${escapeAttrValue(String(matchers.eventName))}"]`)
}
if (matchers?.eventNamePrefix) {
segments.push(`[data-event^="${escapeAttrValue(matchers.eventNamePrefix)}"]`)
}
if (matchers?.state) {
// One structural read — inside the generic body `DataPairOf<M>` is a
// deferred conditional and TS refuses member access on it; the runtime
// only needs the shape.
const st = matchers.state as { attr: string; value: string }
assertAttrName('state', st.attr)
// The runtime half of the M5 gate — per-PART strict, where the type is
// morfo-wide: the attr must be declared by the selected part, and a
// declared enum bites. Packs are module-level, so a violation throws at
// import and no suite stays green over it.
const decl = part.data.find((d) => d.attr === st.attr)
if (!decl) {
throw new MorfoSelectorError(
`semaSelector: part "${String(partKebab)}" of "${morfo.name}" declares no data attr ` +
`"${st.attr}" — an attr outside the morfo contract goes through \`undeclaredState\``
)
}
if (decl.values && !(decl.values as readonly string[]).includes(st.value)) {
throw new MorfoSelectorError(
`semaSelector: "${st.attr}" on part "${String(partKebab)}" declares ` +
`values [${decl.values.join(', ')}] — "${st.value}" is not one of them`
)
}
segments.push(`[${st.attr}="${escapeAttrValue(st.value)}"]`)
}
if (matchers?.undeclaredState) {
assertAttrName('undeclaredState', matchers.undeclaredState.attr)
if (part.data.some((d) => d.attr === matchers.undeclaredState!.attr)) {
throw new MorfoSelectorError(
`semaSelector: "${matchers.undeclaredState.attr}" IS declared by part ` +
`"${String(partKebab)}" of "${morfo.name}" — a declared attr goes through \`state\`, ` +
`where its contract bites`
)
}
segments.push(
`[${matchers.undeclaredState.attr}="${escapeAttrValue(matchers.undeclaredState.value)}"]`
)
}
if (matchers?.aria) {
assertAttrName('aria', matchers.aria.attr)
segments.push(`[${matchers.aria.attr}="${escapeAttrValue(matchers.aria.value)}"]`)
}
if (matchers?.pseudo) {
segments.push(matchers.pseudo)
}
const compound = segments.join('')
return matchers?.ancestor ? `${matchers.ancestor} ${compound}` : compound
}

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