chore: bump @udecode/plate-core from 36.5.9 to 42.0.4

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Bumps @udecode/plate-core from 36.5.9 to 42.0.4.

Release notes

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@​udecode/plate-core@​42.0.4

Patch Changes

• #3963 by @​zbeyens – Fixes #3958

@​udecode/plate-core@​42.0.3

Patch Changes

• #3952 by @​zbeyens –
  • Fix tf.reset missing options argument. Fixes editor reset on select all > backspace using ResetNodePlugin.
  • PlateStatic element and leaf rendering is now memoized with React.memo so you can safely update editor.children. For elements, it compares the element reference or element._memo value. The latter can be used to memoize based on the markdown string instead of the element reference. For example, deserializeMd with memoize: true will set element._memo for that purpose.

@​udecode/plate-core@​42.0.1

Patch Changes

• #3948 by @​zbeyens – Fix: deserialization should work with custom node types

@​udecode/plate-core@​42.0.0

Major Changes

• #3920 by @​zbeyens –

  • Plugin normalizeInitialValue now returns void instead of Value. When mutating nodes, keep their references (e.g., use Object.assign instead of spread).

  • Editor methods have moved to editor.tf and editor.api. They still exist at the top level for slate backward compatibility, but are no longer redundantly typed. If you truly need the top-level method types, extend your editor type with LegacyEditorMethods (e.g. editor as Editor & LegacyEditorMethods). Since these methods can be overridden by extendEditor, with..., or slate plugins, consider migrating to the following approaches:

    // For overriding existing methods only:
    overrideEditor(({ editor, tf: { deleteForward }, api: { isInline } }) => ({
      transforms: {
        deleteForward(options) {
          // ...conditional override
          deleteForward(options);
        },
      },
      api: {
        isInline(element) {
          // ...conditional override
          return isInline(element);
        },
      },
    }));

  This was previously done in extendEditor using top-level methods, which still works but now throws a type error due to the move to editor.tf/editor.api. A workaround is to extend your editor with LegacyEditorMethods.

  Why? Having all methods at the top-level (next to children, marks, etc.) would clutter the editor interface. Slate splits transforms in three places (editor, Editor, and Transforms), which is also confusing. We've reorganized them into tf and api for better DX, but also to support transform-only middlewares in the future. This also lets us leverage extendEditorTransforms, extendEditorApi, and overrideEditor to modify those methods.

  Migration example:

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Changelog

Sourced from @​udecode/plate-core's changelog.

42.0.4

Patch Changes

• #3963 by @​zbeyens – Fixes #3958

42.0.3

Patch Changes

• #3952 by @​zbeyens –
  • Fix tf.reset missing options argument. Fixes editor reset on select all > backspace using ResetNodePlugin.
  • PlateStatic element and leaf rendering is now memoized with React.memo so you can safely update editor.children. For elements, it compares the element reference or element._memo value. The latter can be used to memoize based on the markdown string instead of the element reference. For example, deserializeMd with memoize: true will set element._memo for that purpose.

42.0.1

Patch Changes

• #3948 by @​zbeyens – Fix: deserialization should work with custom node types

42.0.0

Major Changes

• #3920 by @​zbeyens –

  • Plugin normalizeInitialValue now returns void instead of Value. When mutating nodes, keep their references (e.g., use Object.assign instead of spread).

  • Editor methods have moved to editor.tf and editor.api. They still exist at the top level for slate backward compatibility, but are no longer redundantly typed. If you truly need the top-level method types, extend your editor type with LegacyEditorMethods (e.g. editor as Editor & LegacyEditorMethods). Since these methods can be overridden by extendEditor, with..., or slate plugins, consider migrating to the following approaches:

    // For overriding existing methods only:
    overrideEditor(({ editor, tf: { deleteForward }, api: { isInline } }) => ({
      transforms: {
        deleteForward(options) {
          // ...conditional override
          deleteForward(options);
        },
      },
      api: {
        isInline(element) {
          // ...conditional override
          return isInline(element);
        },
      },
    }));

  This was previously done in extendEditor using top-level methods, which still works but now throws a type error due to the move to editor.tf/editor.api. A workaround is to extend your editor with LegacyEditorMethods.

  Why? Having all methods at the top-level (next to children, marks, etc.) would clutter the editor interface. Slate splits transforms in three places (editor, Editor, and Transforms), which is also confusing. We've reorganized them into tf and api for better DX, but also to support transform-only middlewares in the future. This also lets us leverage extendEditorTransforms, extendEditorApi, and overrideEditor to modify those methods.

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Superseded by #1824.