v2026.7.5

fortemi-react v2026.7.5 release notes.

fortemi-react v2026.7.5

fortemi-react v2026.7.5 completes the examples program and tightens the graph package surface so browser, graph-only, and vendored-schema consumers can build without pulling in unused database or renderer code.

Highlights

  • Examples program (#315): adds the complete examples suite across browser,

graph, React, and integration workflows. The examples now cover the core archive APIs, graph snapshot/render helpers, React bindings, and standalone usage patterns expected by downstream app teams.

  • Graph-only package fix (#318): moves the `GraphController` runtime export

to `@fortemi/graph/controller` so `@fortemi/graph` can stay free of the controller's transitive implementation weight. The React hook imports the controller through that subpath internally.

  • Vendored AIWG index schema fix (#317): exposes the schema authority from

`@fortemi/core/aiwg-index-schema`, letting vendored consumers validate index data without depending on unrelated core barrels.

  • PGlite-free examples: graph-only and renderer examples no longer need core

stubs or PGlite WASM/data assets. Consumers that only render graph snapshots can keep the database path out of their bundles.

  • Docs: updates API and integration references to the `2026.7.5` package

line and publishes these release notes in the docs manifest.

Published Packages

Compatibility

Mostly additive. The package versions remain lockstep and existing archive, shard, snapshot, and React APIs continue to work. Consumers importing the `GraphController` value from the root `@fortemi/graph` barrel should migrate to `@fortemi/graph/controller`; type-only root imports remain available where they are part of the public graph surface. React consumers do not need code changes.

Verification

Release preparation uses the configured release flow:

  • `pnpm typecheck`
  • `pnpm lint`
  • `pnpm test:core`
  • `pnpm test:e2e`
  • `pnpm build`
  • CI green before tag publication

The examples-program PR and the follow-up packaging-fix PR both passed CI before this release line was prepared.