Release Notes

Added

• Data grids support layout="flush" with application-owned gutter-class padding, including responsive utilities and CSS variable values. Toolbar, footer and outer header/body cell edges align while middle cells retain their spacing. Works with ordinary and virtual rows.
• A copyable full-width article library example documents the layout contract.

Upgrade notes

• Existing grids keep their card layout. Applications own the surrounding width and negative margins; flush removes side borders, corner rounding and shadow.

Reliable chart hover values and optional sparkline tooltips.

Added

• Opt-in sparkline tooltips with tooltip, showing the inspected label and formatted series values on hover or keyboard navigation. The floating panel stays outside the compact plot and escapes scrolling-table clipping.
• Website privacy policy and terms pages, linked from checkout and the footer.

Improved

• Documentation explains how component source, runnable examples and reference pages live together, and how that structure supports human and AI development.

Fixed

• Line and area chart tooltips update as the pointer moves between data points, without requiring a click. Clicking preserves and selects the hovered record.
• Shared chart bindings forward Unovis configuration using its expected names, including crosshair callbacks and stacked-series inspection.
• Chart values dismiss when the crosshair leaves the plot.
• Website licence checkout no longer depends on email delivery being configured. Existing installations receive a repair migration for missing licence columns.

Upgrade notes

• Sparkline tooltips remain off by default. Add tooltip to DomSparkline to enable them; existing value and label formatters also apply to the tooltip.
• Email-based licence claiming and recovery still require a configured sender.

Searchable Google Fonts previews, shared paginated option lists, and more reliable selection controls.

Added

• DomFontPicker with searchable family previews, incremental browsing and a lightweight snapshot of 1,946 Google Fonts families. Font files are not bundled; the mounted picker requests only selected and visible preview families, with text subsetting and component-owned stylesheet cleanup.
• Multiple selection in DomSelect, with an array model, checked options and a clear-all action. Selected labels are retained when searches replace remote pages.
• Shared incremental loading for Select, Combobox, Autocomplete and Tag combobox, using hasMore and load-more for scroll, keyboard and explicit-button paging. Documentation includes real HTTP examples with retry and stale-request handling.
• Query and selected-state slot data for custom option rendering, plus a matched-text highlighting example that keeps HTML-like labels as plain text.

Improved

• Opening a picker shows the loaded choices without treating its committed value as a permanent search filter. Selected checkmarks remain distinct from keyboard navigation, and loaded single selections open in context.
• Select and Tag combobox documentation explains compact multi-selection versus removable tokens, optional custom entries and paste support, alongside their shared option, field-state and paging foundations.
• Public TypeScript declarations cover the font picker, multiple selection, retained selected records and paginated option lists.

Fixed

• Dropdowns reopen reliably while an earlier close animation finishes, and late option updates no longer reopen a dismissed combobox or autocomplete.
• Selected options remain visible and checked in combobox and tag suggestions. Disabled and read-only controls do not commit selections through their action buttons.
• Select keeps its arrow at the right edge and centers the clear button to its left. Long selections truncate within narrow containers, and clearing returns keyboard focus to the trigger.

Upgrade notes

• Single-select models remain scalar values. Use an array model when enabling multiple; Tag combobox continues to use an array of selected values.
• For server-filtered lists, set filterOptions to false and handle query and load-more in the application. Supply selectedOptions for initial selected records outside the loaded page. Seeking directly to a later remote page remains application-owned; controls do not fetch or paginate an endpoint themselves.
• Google Fonts previews need no API key. Applications own loading the selected font for content outside the picker. A live Developer API catalogue should be fetched and cached server-side or at build time, with its key kept out of client code.

More flexible calendar highlights, refined agent chat, and updated website licensing flows.

Added

• DomMonthCalendar now accepts todayIndicator="both" to show the cell outline and date circle together. todayDateClass customises the circle in either circle or both mode, with matching TypeScript declarations and an interactive example.
• Website support for account-optional licence checkout, downloadable purchase confirmations, and email-verified licence claiming. Checkout requires configured transactional email delivery.

Improved

• Agent chat uses a shared centred width for messages and the composer, compact conversation rows with avatars and unread counts, expandable tool details, and clearer loading, empty, streaming, and agent-context displays.
• Default control backgrounds use the canvas colour. The command palette has updated translucency and theme-aware shadows.
• The homepage includes interactive workspace, agent-chat, analytics, and designer demos. Website pricing and checkout use consistent USD licence offers.

Fixed

• Calendar date numbers keep consistent spacing across all today-indicator modes, and week numbers align with dates in the desktop grid.
• Website checkout validates the configured price and licence before redirecting to payment. Delayed payment handling and repeat webhook processing preserve the recorded licence and its fulfilment state.

Upgrade notes

• Existing calendar indicator values remain supported; cell is still the default.
• DomAgentConversation.maxMessageWidth now controls the centred message column and composer together. Review custom conversation layouts after upgrading.
• Applications that supply their own theme can set --skin-control-bg to retain a different control background.

Vue Router 5 support and a public home for DOM Studio release notes.

Added

• A release history at /releases, with publication dates, version links and upgrade notes. Published GitHub Releases supply the notes through the server.
• A release preparation command and tag-triggered publishing workflow that checks the package, verifies npm publication, then creates matching GitHub Release notes.

Improved

• Added Vue Router 5 support while retaining compatibility with Vue Router 4.
• Updated the development and package-smoke toolchains to validate the current Vue, Pinia, Vite, and Vue Router release line.

Upgrade notes

• Vue must be version 3.5.34 or newer within Vue 3. Vue Router 4 remains supported.
• When using Vue Router 5.3 with Pinia, use Pinia 3.0.4 or newer within Pinia 3. Vue Router 5.3 also requires Vite 7.3 or 8 when Vite is installed.

This release expands DOM Studio from its initial public package with new application UI, reporting, media, mobile, and visual-design surfaces.

Added

• DomNotificationInbox for durable, application-owned in-app notifications, plus notificationTone() and notificationToast() presentation helpers.
• A reporting chart family with line, area, bar, donut, sparkline, metric-card, date-range, legend, tooltip, and container components powered by Unovis.
• DomGantt for project schedules and resource planning, including keyboard and pointer movement, resizing, row changes, zoom levels, and working-time views.
• Audio and camera input components, audio visualisation, and a vertical video feed with captions and controlled playback.
• Mobile application primitives for bottom sheets, swipe actions, profile headers, nested stacks, keyboard-aware shells, and contained action sheets.
• DomMenuStack for bounded nested navigation inside popovers and other app surfaces.
• Responsive dialog companion panels for assistant and reference workflows.
• Beta visual designer components for frames, stages, layers, backgrounds, borders, shadows, snapping, spacing, and layout controls.

Improved

• Expanded generated TypeScript declarations and public Vue exports for the new components, props, events, helpers, and data contracts.
• Refined touch gestures, mobile safe-area and keyboard behaviour, popovers, drawers, dialogs, form controls, themes, documentation, and agent guidance.