<enumeratio-figure>

Client-backed. The full figures-as-data round-trip: it resolves an element's page-space SVG from the db (handle.glyphSvg(rank) → pg's glyph_svg(<carrier>)) and hands the string to the generic <svg-figure> to draw. Geometry authored in SQL, resolved by the client, injected by a generic element — no per-glyph TypeScript.

Needs a Db via provideDb() (the docs set it up globally).

Attributes

attribute	type	meaning
collection	string	the collection id
n	number	the size parameter
rank	number	the element's rank

The db covers the three page-space kinds — a path (lattice_path_svg), a Ferrers diagram (ferrers_svg), and 0/1 cells (cells_svg) — each a glyph_svg(<carrier>) overload, so the same element renders all of them. A carrier with no overload yields a quiet hint. Emits a result event with value = 'ok' once a figure resolves (a coarse "did it render?" signal), so an assert can flag a missing/failed glyph.

Usage

<enumeratio-figure collection="dyck_paths" n="3" rank="0"></enumeratio-figure>
<enumeratio-figure collection="integer_partitions" n="6" rank="2"></enumeratio-figure>
<enumeratio-figure collection="binary_words" n="4" rank="6"></enumeratio-figure>

Self-checking demos

expect="ok" asserts the db produced a figure for the collection:

 

This is the augmentable path: a new representation is a catalog row + a SQL function, no recompile — see render assets for the three-layer model.