Bundlers like Vite cannot resolve directory paths (cmaps/, standard_fonts/)
through the new URL(..., import.meta.url) pattern. Add optional config to
makePDF, makeBook, and View.open so consumers can provide explicit URLs.
When options are not provided, falls back to import.meta.url resolution
(preserving existing behavior for direct module usage).
The book object is not created by the view class so it has no business
destroying it.
Fix bug caused by 1e952102bd where closing
the footnote view destroys the book, when it should not be destroyed,
being still displayed by another view
The fixed-layout renderer now accepts an object for the return value of
`load()` (on the `book.sections` items). If it's an object, the `src`
is the URL of the section, and `onZoom`, if present, will be called
when the viewport is zoomed. With this you can scale the page yourself
rather than relying on the renderer's own scaling with CSS transform.
Also upgraded to PDF.js 4.6.82. And now internal links are broken...
Don't know how to fix that yet.
Add function to convert current page to SSML, with `<mark>`s inserted
using `Intl.segmenter`.
The actual speaking is up to the reader, who should call
`hightlightSpeechMark()` upon mark events.
Massively simplify margin/padding and header/footer layout and eliminate
unnecessary resizes and resize loops.
Also remove layout and style API from View, as these are only applicable
to the paginator.
The original idea of including this function in `./view.js` seems to be
that it's shared between the demo reader and Foliate. But
- It's currently not used in the demo reader any more.
- It works, but it lacks features.
- In any case it's not coupled with anything else in `./view.js`, so at
best it should be a separate module.
Also: remove unused variable and fix indentation
- Remove special handling of footnotes
- Open all links by default
- Reader can return `true` to prevent default action
- Expose link handling as a method, which the reader can use to set up
links outside renderers (e.g. in popup footnotes)
john-okeefe
Francesco Martini
ArtificialSloth
Huang Xin
John Factotum