session library
Host-independent session implementation. Most apps import their host package.
Classes
- FlarkBackendLease
- A parser lent to one holder, which calls dispose once it stops parsing.
- FlarkCodeState
- FlarkEditResult
- FlarkHeadingState
- FlarkLinkState
- FlarkLiveLimits
- Shape eligibility for synchronous projection. Hosts qualify these limits together with FlarkEditor.syncLimit on their actual input/paint path.
- FlarkReader
- Automatic loading for the dedicated read-only path. One current document, no global content cache and no editing session are retained.
- FlarkSession
- Host-independent ownership, readiness and publication. UI adapters own only their input/focus integration; this object owns its parser lease and editing state.
- FlarkState
- Immutable publication. Read again after a controller notification.
- FlarkStylesState
Mixins
- FlarkActions
- Shared callable API for Flutter and Fleury controllers.
Properties
- flarkDefaultLiveBytes → int
-
UTF-8 bytes rendered live by default on this platform: 16 KiB on phones,
32 KiB on desktop.
no setter
Functions
-
flarkSourcePreview(
String markdown) → String -
The opening of
markdownthat a reader's source fallback shows, about 1,024 code units and an ellipsis when there is more. The fallback is also where text with an unpaired surrogate ends up, which a host's text layout may refuse (Flutter's) or drop (Fleury's), so the cut never splits a surrogate pair and an unpaired one shows as U+FFFD. Copying still takes the source exactly as written. -
loadFlarkBackend(
) → Future< FlarkBackendLease> - Lease the platform's parser. On the Dart VM each lease owns a native parser of its own. On the web every lease shares one Wasm parser, disposed with the last lease; a lease's backend stops parsing once its lease is disposed, and disposing that backend releases only its lease.