The boolean editor (Spec 019) — and the one editor with no pop-out.
A flick is a complete value, so there is nothing for a modal surface to protect: it commits on toggle, inline (ADR-011). Atomic commit still applies — this is the degenerate case where "atomic" and "one interaction" coincide.
"Filtered false" and "not filtered at all" stay distinct: the switch expresses the first, and the pill's remove control the second. That is why there is no third position here.
Summary
Functions
Any boolean is complete; nil (nothing chosen yet) is not.
Parses either literal, case-insensitively — matching the parser rather than being stricter than it.
"true" or "false" — the same literals the grammar accepts.
Functions
@spec complete?(term(), Flicker.Facet.t()) :: boolean()
Any boolean is complete; nil (nothing chosen yet) is not.
Examples
iex> Flicker.FacetEditor.Switch.complete?(false, %Flicker.Facet{key: :v})
true
iex> Flicker.FacetEditor.Switch.complete?(nil, %Flicker.Facet{key: :v})
false@spec parse(String.t(), Flicker.Facet.t()) :: {:ok, boolean()} | :error
Parses either literal, case-insensitively — matching the parser rather than being stricter than it.
Examples
iex> Flicker.FacetEditor.Switch.parse("TRUE", %Flicker.Facet{key: :verified?})
{:ok, true}
iex> Flicker.FacetEditor.Switch.parse("maybe", %Flicker.Facet{key: :verified?})
:error@spec serialise(boolean(), Flicker.Facet.t()) :: String.t()
"true" or "false" — the same literals the grammar accepts.
Examples
iex> Flicker.FacetEditor.Switch.serialise(true, %Flicker.Facet{key: :verified?})
"true"