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Frontend default asset management

We have to come up with some sort of dependencies management for zero configurated frontend.

Some thoughts:

<require:script module=«spiral.core» href=«fallback path»/>
<require:script href=«compiled.js» includes=«spiral.*,project.*»/>

After all we need to have ability to bundle frontend with tools like gulp or webpack.

grid syntax is weird

lets pretend we have next grid row columns:

{
  "name": "name",
  "fullName": "full name",
}

And I want to use a sorting here:
right now, sort name and column name are tied together:

<grid:cell.text name="fullName" label="[[Name]]" sort="true" body="{fullName}" sort-dir="asc" sort-default="true"/>

body? what for?

What I propose is to explicitly and separately define column and sorter name:

<grid:cell.text name="fullName" label="[[Name]]" sort="name" sort-dir="asc" sort-default="true"/>

Meaning render fullName column and apply a sorter named name

Remove input error after changing its value

Steps to reproduce:
1 Submit a form with empty required field
2 Field is highlighted with red color
3 Start typing anything
4 Field stays in red

Expected: Field red highlight should be removed after field value is changed

[Grid]: Add ability to use selectable records

Now we have some strange example about selectable grid records - with grid description via big js array.

It is not comfortable to work with it in normal projects.

It will be more comfortable to have some options in GridSchema and use it on js-side.

As an example it can be smth like:

class SomeGrid extends GridSchema
{
    public function __construct() {
        $this->setOptions(
            [
                'selectable' => [
                    'type' => 'multi', // can be some const from toolkit
                    'id' => 'id',
                ]
            ]
        );
    ...

As I can see from toolkit code js already works with grid option:

if (this.options.selectable) ...

Additionally it should be described in doc with more adequate example

Add block error element

Often there's a situation when we need to highlight more than just an input when an error occurred.
Now red highlight is applied only to label.item-form.error css style. So to emulate such behavior we need to do something like this:

<label data-message-placeholder="custom-message-placeholder" class="item-form">
    <span class="item-label">[[Text emulating label text]]</span>
    <form:radio name="some-name-1" value="some-value-1"/>
    <form:radio name="some-name-2" value="some-value-2"/>
    <form:radio name="some-name-3" value="some-value-3"/>
</label>

Expected like this:

<form:error placeholder="custom-message-placeholder">
    <span class="item-label">[[Text emulating label text]]</span>
    <form:radio name="some-name-1" value="some-value-1"/>
    <form:radio name="some-name-2" value="some-value-2"/>
    <form:radio name="some-name-3" value="some-value-3"/>
</form:error>

[Select] Add ability to define size

Could you add ability to add attribute size for select input as it was made for textarea here.

Sometimes it is very useful to have ability to define select size

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