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Version 0.32.0

Every @aparte/* package ships at this version (they are released in lockstep).

Minor Changes

• 8304712: A chart, a formula or a card drawn from a fenced block no longer sits in a code card once drawn: no header with its language, no copy button. A Mermaid diagram keeps its card and its copy button. A renderer keeps the card with the new card: true.

  Until now only a rich card dropped the card (bare: true); a chart from @aparte/plugin-echarts or @aparte/plugin-chartjs kept a header saying “ECHARTS” over it, which read as code to a person who sees a chart. Every language a renderer draws now stands for its block once it is drawn, unless the renderer sets card: true, as @aparte/plugin-mermaid does: a diagram’s source is what a reader takes away, to paste into a document or edit. A block not drawn yet, one the renderer passed on, or one that failed keeps the card and its copy button, so its source is never out of reach. bare keeps one meaning: the drawing handles its own overflow (a card’s carousel), where a chart or a diagram scrolls inside its box. If you styled .aparte-segment-code[data-aparte-bare], it now matches every drawn block without card, not only cards. A chart drawn from a tool call never had a code card and is unchanged. _@aparte/core

Patch Changes

• 72d2e68: A card drawn from a block no longer shows a vertical scrollbar beside it.

  The code card’s <pre> had overflow-x: hidden, which turns its overflow-y into auto; a carousel reaching a few pixels past its box for its tiles’ shadows made it scroll. A <pre> holding a drawing now never scrolls: the drawing handles its own overflow. _@aparte/core

• 4015d65: In a right-to-left page, code, formulas and the version arrows now read the right way, and a message keeps its own direction.

  Found by the first right-to-left pass in a real browser (Chromium and WebKit), then a cold review of the fix:

  • Code — a block, a JSON tool input or output, the approval panel’s arguments, an artifact’s source, inline code — is laid out left to right and isolated from the sentence around it; it was laid out from the right, its trailing ; or { at the start of the line.
  • A formula, a diagram or a chart drawn from a code block reads left to right; a KaTeX formula came out mirrored. A card drawn from a block follows the message it is in.
  • The ‹ › arrows between the versions of a reply, and a folded option group’s chevron, point the right way in a right-to-left row.
  • A message, a reasoning block and a conversation title take the direction of their first letter (dir="auto"), so an English reply in an Arabic page reads left to right with its full stop at the end. Code and drawings carry dir="ltr" as an attribute, so an Arabic reply that opens with npm install or a formula stays right to left. A title lines up with its list whatever its own direction. The input takes the direction of each line typed (unicode-bidi: plaintext), and an empty one keeps the page’s, placeholder included.

  Pinned by e2e/tests/right-to-left.spec.ts (vanilla, Chromium and WebKit): the message directions, a code block, a mixed Arabic reply with a formula and inline code, the version arrows, a title’s direction, and the input. _@aparte/core

• 956c2b2: The README shows a picture of every card, each linked to its page on apartejs.dev.

  An image search for aparté’s cards found other sites’ widgets: the cards were live demos in frames, and the package page had no picture. _{@aparte/plugin-cards}

• 8304712: A chart, a formula or a card drawn from a fenced block no longer sits in a code card once drawn: no header with its language, no copy button. A Mermaid diagram keeps its card and its copy button. A renderer keeps the card with the new card: true.

  Until now only a rich card dropped the card (bare: true); a chart from @aparte/plugin-echarts or @aparte/plugin-chartjs kept a header saying “ECHARTS” over it, which read as code to a person who sees a chart. Every language a renderer draws now stands for its block once it is drawn, unless the renderer sets card: true, as @aparte/plugin-mermaid does: a diagram’s source is what a reader takes away, to paste into a document or edit. A block not drawn yet, one the renderer passed on, or one that failed keeps the card and its copy button, so its source is never out of reach. bare keeps one meaning: the drawing handles its own overflow (a card’s carousel), where a chart or a diagram scrolls inside its box. If you styled .aparte-segment-code[data-aparte-bare], it now matches every drawn block without card, not only cards. A chart drawn from a tool call never had a code card and is unchanged. _{@aparte/plugin-mermaid}

• fc1fc9f: New package: createIdbStorage() keeps conversations in the browser’s IndexedDB, as the conversation manager’s storage adapter.

  The list is read without a single message (loadMeta), a conversation’s messages when it opens (loadFull), and an attachment’s file is kept in its own store (as its bytes, which Safari’s private browsing accepts where it refuses a Blob) and given back as a Blob with a fresh object URL when the conversation is loaded, so it survives a reload. A save is all or nothing, and a file is written once. Pins, archives and a typed title are kept, the latter as a typed title. Options: name (the database, 'aparte'), indexedDB (an IDBFactory, e.g. fake-indexeddb in a test), objectUrl. No dependency. _{@aparte/plugin-storage-idb}

_{Version-only bumps (no changes of their own): @aparte/engine, @aparte/runner-ag-ui, @aparte/runner-n8n, @aparte/provider-ai-sdk, @aparte/provider-openai-compat, @aparte/provider-scenario, @aparte/provider-transformers, @aparte/plugin-approval, @aparte/plugin-artifacts, @aparte/plugin-ask-user, @aparte/plugin-chartjs, @aparte/plugin-compaction, @aparte/plugin-echarts, @aparte/plugin-katex, @aparte/plugin-marked, @aparte/plugin-model-selector, @aparte/plugin-shiki, @aparte/plugin-streaming-markdown, @aparte/plugin-titler, @aparte/angular, @aparte/react, @aparte/svelte, @aparte/vue, @aparte/locales, @aparte/docs-mcp.}