feat: Editor full screen with title, close button, and examples #866
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces significant structural changes across several Vue components, primarily focusing on enhancing fullscreen functionality and user interface organization. The Changes
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packages/common/component/MonacoEditor.vue (3)
3-4: LGTM! Consider adding an accessibility attribute.The addition of the fullscreen header slot is a good implementation for customizable content in fullscreen mode. This aligns well with the PR objective.
Consider adding an
aria-labelto improve accessibility:- <slot v-if="fullscreen" name="fullscreenHead"></slot> + <slot v-if="fullscreen" name="fullscreenHead" aria-label="Fullscreen editor header"></slot>
33-33: LGTM! Consider adding an accessibility attribute.The addition of the fullscreen footer slot is a good implementation for customizable content in fullscreen mode. This aligns well with the PR objective.
Consider adding an
aria-labelto improve accessibility:- <slot v-if="fullscreen" name="fullscreenFooter"></slot> + <slot v-if="fullscreen" name="fullscreenFooter" aria-label="Fullscreen editor footer"></slot>
144-144: LGTM! Consider a more systematic z-index management.Increasing the z-index ensures that the fullscreen editor appears above other elements, which is crucial for its functionality.
Consider implementing a z-index management system using CSS variables for better maintainability:
- z-index: 100; + z-index: var(--ti-lowcode-fullscreen-editor-z-index, 100);Then, define this variable in your global CSS with other z-index values to maintain a clear hierarchy.
packages/plugins/state/src/Main.vue (1)
56-56: LGTM! Close functionality added to variable and store creation panels.The addition of
@close="cancel"event handlers to both<create-variable>and<create-store>components improves the user experience by allowing users to close these panels. This change aligns well with the PR objective of adding a close button to the full-screen editor.Consider adding a confirmation dialog when closing the panel if there are unsaved changes to prevent accidental data loss.
Also applies to: 66-66
packages/plugins/state/src/CreateStore.vue (3)
228-230: Consider renaming thecancelmethod for clarityThe method
cancelhandles the closing action when the user interacts with the close icon. To improve code readability and align with naming conventions for event handlers, consider renaming it tohandleCloseoronClose.Apply this diff to rename the method:
-const cancel = () => { +const handleClose = () => { emit('close') }And update the references in the template:
-<close-icon @close="cancel"></close-icon> +<close-icon @close="handleClose"></close-icon>Don't forget to update the method name in all occurrences.
228-230: Add unit tests for the newcancel(orhandleClose) methodTo ensure the close functionality works as intended, consider adding unit tests for the
cancelmethod. This will help verify that thecloseevent is emitted correctly when the close icon is clicked.
281-289: Use consistent styling practices for.fullscreen-head-contentWhile the styles for
.fullscreen-head-contentdefine the necessary properties, consider using CSS variables or mixins if you have similar styling in other components. This promotes consistency and makes future style updates easier.packages/plugins/state/src/CreateVariable.vue (1)
491-499: Scope styles to prevent CSS conflictsThe styles for
.fullscreen-head-contentare defined. Since the<style>block is scoped, ensure that class names do not conflict with other components.Consider adding a unique prefix to the class name:
-.fullscreen-head-content { +.create-variable-fullscreen-head {And update the template accordingly:
- <div class="fullscreen-head-content"> + <div class="create-variable-fullscreen-head">
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packages/common/component/MonacoEditor.vue (3)
4-32: LGTM! Improved layout structure.The restructuring of the editor container content improves the overall layout organization. The new wrapper div with class "editor-container-content" allows for better control over the layout and overflow behavior, which is particularly useful for the fullscreen mode.
170-173: LGTM! Improved layout control.The new
.editor-container-contentclass provides better layout control. Usingflex: 1ensures the content takes up all available space, whileoverflow: hiddenprevents any unintended content spillover. These styles contribute to a more robust layout, especially beneficial in fullscreen mode.
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1-184: Overall, excellent implementation of fullscreen functionality!The changes in this file successfully implement the fullscreen editor feature with customizable header and footer, aligning perfectly with the PR objectives. The code structure and organization have been improved, enhancing maintainability and flexibility. The minor suggestions provided (accessibility attributes and z-index management) would further refine the implementation.
packages/plugins/state/src/Main.vue (1)
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1-1024: Summary: Improved UI interaction with close functionalityThe changes in this file effectively implement the close functionality for the full-screen editor, as outlined in the PR objectives. The addition of
@closeevent handlers to the<create-variable>and<create-store>components enhances the user experience by providing a way to close these panels.These changes are minimal yet impactful, and they integrate well with the existing component structure. The implementation leverages the already present
cancelmethod, ensuring consistency in behavior and reducing the need for additional code changes.Overall, this implementation successfully addresses the PR's goal of adding a close button to the full-screen editor while maintaining the component's existing functionality.
packages/plugins/state/src/CreateStore.vue (1)
41-47:⚠️ Potential issueConsistent placement of
<state-tips>componentThe
<state-tips>component is included both within thefullscreenFooterslot (line 43) and immediately after themonaco-editorcomponent (line 47). This may lead to duplicate rendering of the same tips. Please verify if both instances are needed or if one can be removed to avoid redundancy.packages/plugins/state/src/CreateVariable.vue (4)
143-143: Event emission updated to include'close'The
emitsarray now includes'close'. Ensure that parent components are listening to this event to handle the close action properly.
365-367:cancelmethod correctly emitscloseeventThe
cancelmethod is properly defined and emits thecloseevent when called.
108-108: Verify the import path forCloseIconConfirm that
CloseIconis correctly exported from@opentiny/tiny-engine-commonand that the import path is accurate.Run the following script to check the export of
CloseIcon:#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that `CloseIcon` is exported from `@opentiny/tiny-engine-common` # Test: Search for the export of `CloseIcon` in the package. # Expected output: Lines containing `export { CloseIcon }` rg 'export\s+\{\s*CloseIcon\s*\}' -t js -A 2 --glob '**/tiny-engine-common/**'
38-38: Confirmcancelmethod binding onclose-iconThe
close-iconcomponent is using the@closeevent to trigger thecancelmethod. Ensure that thecancelmethod is correctly defined and that the event is properly emitted.Run the following script to verify that the
cancelmethod exists and is correctly emitting thecloseevent:
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packages/plugins/state/src/StateFullscreenHead.vue (3)
7-30: LGTM: Well-structured script with clear responsibilities.The script section is well-implemented using the Vue 3 composition API. Props, emits, and methods are clearly defined. The separation of concerns is good, with the CloseIcon imported from a common package.
Consider adding type safety to the
emitfunction for better developer experience:- setup(props, { emit }) { + setup(props, { emit }: { emit: (event: 'close') => void }) {
31-41: LGTM: Well-structured and scoped styles.The styles are appropriately scoped to the component and make good use of CSS variables for theming. The layout is implemented using flexbox, which is a modern and flexible approach.
Consider adding a media query for better responsiveness on smaller screens:
.fullscreen-head-content { font-size: 12px; color: var(--te-common-text-primary); height: 30px; line-height: 20px; width: 100%; display: flex; justify-content: space-between; + + @media (max-width: 768px) { + font-size: 10px; + height: 25px; + line-height: 18px; + } }
1-41: Great job: Well-implemented component aligning with PR objectives.This
StateFullscreenHeadcomponent is well-structured, following Vue 3 best practices and composition API. It effectively implements the fullscreen header with a title and close functionality, aligning perfectly with the PR objectives. The modular design ensures easy integration into other components, contributing to a consistent user experience across the application.As the project grows, consider creating a shared components library for common UI elements like this header to promote reusability and consistency across the application.
packages/plugins/state/src/CreateStore.vue (3)
35-42: LGTM! Consider consistent naming for fullscreen components.The addition of fullscreen templates enhances the user experience and improves modularity. Great job on linking the close event to the new
cancelmethod.For consistency, consider renaming
StateFullscreenHeadtoStateFullscreenHeaderto match the template namefullscreenHead.
58-62: LGTM! Consider refactoring to reduce duplication.The addition of the fullscreen head template for the actions editor completes the consistent implementation of fullscreen functionality across all editors. Great job on maintaining the pattern of reusing the StateFullscreenHead component.
To further improve the code, consider refactoring the repeated fullscreen head templates into a single, reusable component or directive. This would reduce duplication and make future updates easier.
103-103: LGTM! Consider renaming 'cancel' to 'closeFullscreen' for clarity.The addition of the 'close' emit, the cancel method, and its inclusion in the setup function's return statement are all implemented correctly. This allows proper communication with parent components when closing the fullscreen mode.
For improved clarity, consider renaming the
cancelmethod tocloseFullscreen. This would make its purpose more immediately apparent to other developers.Also applies to: 220-222, 238-239
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packages/plugins/state/src/StateFullscreenHead.vue (1)
1-6: LGTM: Clean and modular template structure.The template has a clear structure with a title and close icon. The use of a separate
close-iconcomponent promotes modularity and reusability.packages/plugins/state/src/CreateStore.vue (5)
44-44: LGTM! Consistent use of StateTips component.Adding the StateTips component outside the monaco-editor ensures that helpful information is available in both fullscreen and normal modes. This improves the overall user experience and maintains UI consistency.
49-53: LGTM! Consistent fullscreen functionality for getters editor.The addition of the fullscreen head template for the getters editor maintains consistency with the state editor and demonstrates good component reusability.
As mentioned earlier, consider renaming
StateFullscreenHeadtoStateFullscreenHeaderfor consistency with the template name.
75-76: LGTM! Proper import of new components.The import statements for StateTips and StateFullscreenHead components are correctly added, corresponding to their usage in the template. The use of relative import paths is appropriate for local, feature-specific components.
81-82: LGTM! Correct registration of new components.The StateTips and StateFullscreenHead components are properly registered in the components object, matching their import statements. This registration is necessary for their use in the template.
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1-286: Overall, great implementation of fullscreen functionality!The changes in this file successfully implement fullscreen editing capabilities for state, getters, and actions, while also improving the overall component structure. Here's a summary of the main points:
- Fullscreen templates are consistently added to all editors.
- New components (StateTips and StateFullscreenHead) are properly imported, registered, and used.
- The 'close' event handling is correctly implemented.
Suggestions for further improvement:
- Consider renaming
StateFullscreenHeadtoStateFullscreenHeaderfor consistency with template names.- Explore refactoring the repeated fullscreen head templates into a single, reusable component or directive to reduce duplication.
- Rename the
cancelmethod tocloseFullscreenfor improved clarity.These changes significantly enhance the user experience and maintain good coding practices. Great job!
packages/plugins/state/src/CreateVariable.vue (8)
35-42: Correct use offullscreenHeadandfullscreenFootertemplatesThe
fullscreenHeadandfullscreenFootertemplates are properly implemented in the initial value editor, enhancing the user interface.
50-57: Consistent application of fullscreen templates for getter editorThe
fullscreenHeadandfullscreenFootertemplates are consistently applied to the getter editor.
69-76: Consistent application of fullscreen templates for setter editorThe
fullscreenHeadandfullscreenFootertemplates are consistently applied to the setter editor.
105-106: Components are correctly importedThe
StateTipsandStateFullscreenHeadcomponents are properly imported from their respective paths.
111-112: Components are properly registeredThe
StateTipsandStateFullscreenHeadcomponents are correctly registered in thecomponentsobject.
135-136:emitsarray updated to include 'close' eventThe
emitsarray now includes the'close'event, which matches the event emitted by thecancelmethod.
357-360:cancelmethod correctly emits 'close' eventThe
cancelmethod successfully emits the'close'event, ensuring the close functionality works as expected.
390-391:cancelmethod exposed in setup returnThe
cancelmethod is correctly exposed in the returned object from thesetupfunction, making it accessible in the template.
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packages/plugins/state/src/CreateStore.vue (3)
16-17: Improved structure and consistency in the state editor section.The changes enhance maintainability and user experience:
- Using the STATE constant for the title and name improves consistency.
- The new fullscreen functionality with dedicated header and footer improves the editing experience for larger code blocks.
- The StateTips component is now used consistently both in fullscreen mode and regular view.
Consider extracting the fullscreen template into a separate component to reduce duplication across state, getters, and actions sections.
Also applies to: 35-42, 44-44
223-230: Implementation of cancel method and updated return statement.The changes correctly implement the close functionality for the fullscreen mode:
- The cancel method emits the 'close' event as expected.
- The return statement is properly updated to include the new constants and cancel method.
Consider renaming the
cancelmethod tocloseFullscreenor similar to more accurately reflect its purpose in the context of the fullscreen functionality.Also applies to: 244-245
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1-290: Overall assessment: Significant improvements to editor functionality and code quality.This pull request introduces several positive changes to the CreateStore component:
- Implementation of fullscreen functionality for all editor sections (state, getters, actions).
- Introduction of reusable components (StateTips, StateFullscreenHead) for consistent UI.
- Use of constants (STATE, GETTERS, ACTIONS) for improved maintainability.
- Proper event handling for closing fullscreen mode.
These changes enhance the user experience and code maintainability. The consistent application of new features across all editor sections is commendable.
To further improve the component:
- Consider extracting the fullscreen template into a separate, reusable component to reduce duplication.
- Rename the
cancelmethod to more accurately reflect its purpose in the context of fullscreen functionality.- Evaluate the possibility of further componentization to enhance modularity and reusability across the application.
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packages/plugins/state/src/CreateStore.vue (3)
47-53: Consistent improvements applied to getters and actions editors.The changes to the getters and actions editors mirror those made to the state editor:
- Using GETTERS and ACTIONS constants for titles and names.
- Adding fullscreen functionality with dedicated headers.
These modifications enhance consistency across all three editor sections.
As mentioned in the previous comment, consider extracting the fullscreen template into a separate component to reduce duplication across these sections.
Also applies to: 56-62
75-76: Proper import and registration of new components.The StateTips and StateFullscreenHead components are correctly imported and registered. This change supports the new functionality introduced in the template section.
Also applies to: 81-82
103-107: Addition of necessary emit and constants.The changes improve the component's functionality and maintainability:
- The 'close' emit enables proper handling of the fullscreen close action.
- The STATE, GETTERS, and ACTIONS constants enhance code consistency and reduce the risk of typos.
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StateTipsandStateFullscreenHeadcomponents to enhance user guidance and interaction.Enhancements
CreateStoreandCreateVariablecomponents.These updates aim to provide a more interactive and organized editing experience across the application.