Use @mcmcjs/doodleppl in DoodleBUGS#513
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The editor now lives in the doodleppl npm package (developed in the mcmcjs monorepo, with its codegen in @mcmcjs/doodleppl), and this directory becomes its deployed site. Three steps, one per commit:
The editor's duplicated codegen, Stan generator, validator, topological sort, and distribution catalog were replaced with @mcmcjs/doodleppl calls. Verified byte-for-byte: generated BUGS and Stan output for all 12 bundled examples is identical before and after (24/24).
The widget source moved to the doodleppl package, so the app here reduces to an index.html mounting plus a three-line main.ts. The DoodleWidget demo article now loads the package's CDN build from unpkg, and the old dist-lib build is gone. Verified in the browser against the built site: the full editor (canvas, palette, projects, examples, code preview) renders with zero console errors.
Housekeeping to match the new size: one tsconfig, four devDependencies (vite, typescript, prettier, @types/node), no eslint/vue toolchain, and the publish/preview workflows drop the deleted build:lib step. README updated to describe the architecture and the new embed story.
Note for existing users: the editor UI and features are unchanged (same widget the site already shipped), but hosts embedding the old lib URL should move to the doodleppl package; the element tag is now .
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