i've not even released clique yet and someone is already using it to build out their personal site!! the gleam community is just built different i swear

any svg wizards know what the deal with this <path> is :(

ok and backgrounds too

Update on my reactflow ripoff, we have properly functional handles and connections! I think almost all the fundamentals are here enough to publish a v1.

Before I do that it's time for a round of docs and polish ^.^

cracked itttttttttt, the html for this is killer too like:

<clique-viewport>
<clique-edge-renderer>
<clique-edge from="a.out" to="b.in" type="bezier" />
</clique-edge-renderer>

<clique-node id="a" x="0" y="200">
<clique-handle name="freq" />
</clique-node>
</clique-viewport>

tonight i added panning inertia and rewrote how the core rendering works, i'm super pleased.

that's the fundamentals down i think, tomorrow is on to all the events required to implement real things. first up is connecting handles together.

Earlier this year I left @xyflow.com to, among other things, spend more time working on gleam and lustre. it was a bit of a running joke that eventually i'd make a lustreflow fork...

i'm still a long way off but i'm giving it a shot and already have the basic pan/zoom/nodes/edges canvas down!

Unironically stuck buffering on gleam, its a sign from the gods.

✅ Accordion...
- each item navigable in the page tab sequence
- up/down/home/end keyboard navigation
- "multi" mode allows many items open at once
- "exactly-one" mode prevents collapsing