Set up `sdk/` as a package shaped exactly like `component/`: its own
package.json with peer dependencies, the pnpm workspace marker so a host can
install it as a git dependency, a build tsconfig for type emission, and a vite
lib config with an externals list that `pnpm lint:externals` now checks for
both library builds.
The package holds only the interface for now. `createRtcSession` returns an
empty object; `RtcSession`, `RtcMember`, `MemberMedia` and `TransportMetadata`
are the contract Element Call's `CallViewModel` will be rebuilt on (see
sdk-plan.md). The shared primitives are re-exported from `src` until the first
implementation slice moves them.
`sdk/dev` is the smallest consumer of the SDK: a plain page that logs in, joins
a room and renders one tile per member, served by `pnpm dev:sdk` on port 3002.
Playwright starts it as a third web server, and `playwright/sdk/smoke.spec.ts`
has two browsers join one session. It fails on the status line with the SDK's
own error until there is an implementation behind the interface.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Compound's Tooltip floats its bubble through floating-ui's FloatingPortal,
into the body: outside the element the component build confines its
stylesheet to, so a label tooltip shows as bare text at all times. An
enclosing FloatingPortal rooted at the container makes the nested portals
land inside it instead.
The call goes in an isolating wrapper there, standing in for the standalone
page's #root, so that its footer layer no longer paints above the modals.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes the following warning:
[warn] (!) Your Vite config uses features that are unsupported by `configLoader: 'native'`, which is planned to become the default in a future major version of Vite:
- import "./vite.config" without a file extension (vitest.config.ts:3:35). Add the file extension
Set `VITE_CONFIG_NATIVE_IGNORE_WARNING=true` to suppress this warning.
It reduces confusion when reading snapshots if class names are still scoped to their respective CSS modules. It also discourages the use of class names in tests, which is a good thing. (https://testing-library.com/docs/guiding-principles)
Thanks to Johannes for the suggestion.
Timo K.