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Minor Changes

• b785bbd: Switch HTML diff parsing from the browser-only DOMParser to server-friendly parse5 so the library can run in Node, workers, and other isomorphic environments without DOM shims.

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Minor Changes

• 68a939b: Refactored the architecture of lix to be event-sourced.

  Changes are now the source of truth which allows re-materialization of state at any point in time, and re-assurance of data integrity.

  Lix up to v0.4 used SQLite event triggers to track changes. The risk of missing triggers combined with a lack of hooking into the commit process meant that changes could be lost or not properly tracked.

  This release includes:

  • Lix Engine: A query engine (packages/lix/sdk/src/engine) that includes a custom SQL parser, preprocessor, and query optimizer to map queries to native SQL.

  • Reactive queries: subscribe UI components to live data with lix.observe(); emits on every state commit for polling-free updates.

  • Diffing + history: working/checkpoint and commit-to-commit diffs, plus a state_history view for blame and time-travel.

  • Change proposals: change proposals with conversations/messages and per-change authorship for review flows.

  • Support for directories: built-in directory/file descriptors and path helpers replace the old file-queue plumbing.

  • Engine portabilityy: openLix now accepts raw plugin modules and exposes lix.call(...) for worker/remote environments.

  • New Transaction Model: A formal 3-stage mutation lifecycle (Mutation -> Transaction -> Commit) ensures ACID guarantees and clearer change tracking.

  • Schema definition API: API for defining custom entity schemas, making Lix extensible for any data type.

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Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [68a939b]
  • @lix-js/[email protected]

@lix-js/[email protected]

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [68a939b]
  • @lix-js/[email protected]

@lix-js/[email protected]

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [b785bbd]
• Updated dependencies [68a939b]
  • @lix-js/[email protected]
  • @lix-js/[email protected]
  • @opral/[email protected]