Home button while editing + Actions folded into the profile pill (SDK 0.78.0) - #42
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With an image open the navbar identity keeps its logo and product name but loses the product dropdown, gaining a house glyph where the chevron was — the SDK's new `onHome` prop. Universal PDF set the precedent: with a document open it drops the whole navbar and pins a home button into its editor toolbar. Images keeps its navbar, so it needed the prop rather than the same trick. The landing view is unchanged and still opens the switcher. Wired to `clearAll` rather than following productHomeHref: navigating would reload the page and drop the open images anyway, and this brings the landing page straight back. REQUIRES @unisim/sdk 0.78.0 on npm. package.json asks for ^0.78.0 while package-lock.json still pins 0.77.1, so `npm ci` (build-windows.yml) will refuse until someone runs `npm install` after the SDK publishes. Do not merge before then. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015TVwu9Zr3bL9vQDfAcEroy
The home-button commit left the other half of the bar as it was: an Actions button on the left and an avatar on the right, which is the split the merged pill exists to remove. AppMenu is now rows only — no trigger, no panel — passed to `actions`, so the editor bar reads home button on the left, one dropdown on the right, matching Universal Converter. All three rows keep their behaviour: the hidden file input still drives "Open/Add images", Metadata keeps its two-line label and its ⚠ badge when the photo carries identifying data, and Clear all keeps its confirm and its count. Rows are inline-styled to the SDK dropdown's rhythm rather than Tailwind — they render inside SDK chrome now — and keep their per-row hover tints (green add, amber metadata, red destructive). Still gated on `hasImages`, so the landing view is untouched: plain avatar, suite switcher, no Actions. Lockfile bumped surgically (version, resolved, integrity, root range) — a full `npm install` here also strips `libc` off rollup's optional platform packages, an artifact of this machine's older npm. `npm ci` verified clean from an empty node_modules, and the app builds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015TVwu9Zr3bL9vQDfAcEroy
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Two changes to the editor's navbar, both gated on
hasImages— the landing view is untouched.The suite switcher becomes a home button
With an image open the identity keeps its logo and product name but loses the product dropdown, gaining a house glyph where the chevron was — the SDK's new
onHomeprop.Universal PDF set the precedent: with a document open it drops the whole navbar and pins a home button into its dark toolbar, because switching products mid-edit is never what the logo is being clicked for. Images keeps its navbar, so it needed the prop rather than the same trick.
Wired to
clearAllrather than followingproductHomeHref— navigating would reload the page and drop the open images anyway, and this brings the landing page straight back.Actions and the profile become one control
AppMenuis now rows only — no trigger, no panel — passed to the newactionsprop, so the editor bar reads home button on the left, one dropdown on the right, matching Universal Converter.All three rows keep their behaviour: the hidden file input still drives "Open / Add images", Metadata keeps its two-line label and its ⚠ badge when the photo carries identifying data, and Clear all keeps its confirm and its count. Rows are inline-styled to the SDK dropdown's rhythm rather than Tailwind — they render inside SDK chrome now — and keep their per-row hover tints (green add, amber metadata, red destructive).
Notes
Lockfile bumped surgically (version, resolved, integrity, root range). A full
npm installon this machine also strips thelibcfields off rollup's optional platform packages — an artifact of an older npm here that would flip straight back on your next install. That matters more here than elsewhere becausebuild-windows.ymlrunsnpm ci; verified clean from an emptynode_modules, and the app builds.Checked by driving the built app in headless Chromium: switcher on the landing view, house glyph and merged pill once an image is loaded, all three rows present in the dropdown.
Requires
@unisim/sdk0.78.0, published from universal-platform#112.Generated by Claude Code