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feat(components): [modal] add draggable modal #2818

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@wzc520pyfm wzc520pyfm commented Apr 20, 2024

Closes #2647

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This pr adds dragging behavior to modal by providing useDraggable hook.

⛳️ Current behavior (updates)

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🚀 New behavior

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This pr adds dragging behavior to modal by providing useDraggable hook.

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced modal components with draggable header functionality and overflow handling.
    • Introduced DraggableTemplate and DraggableOverflowTemplate components for improved user interaction.
  • Documentation

    • Updated modal documentation with import adjustments and behavior descriptions for draggable features.
  • Tests

    • Added tests to ensure the correct functionality of draggable modals and overflow handling.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on enhancing modal components in a React application by introducing draggable functionality using Next.js UI. These changes encompass the addition of new hooks for dragging, updating modal components to support draggability, and improving documentation and examples to assist developers in effectively implementing and understanding the new features.

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File Path Change Summary
.../modal/index.ts
.../modal/src/index.ts
Added imports and exports related to draggable functionality.
.../modal.mdx
.../modal/draggable*.ts
Enhanced modal components with draggable features and updated documentation.
.../modal/package.json
.../use-draggable/package.json
Added new dependencies for draggable functionality.
.../modal/src/modal-header.tsx
.../modal/__tests__/modal.test.tsx
Updated modal header props and tests for draggable modals.
.../use-draggable/* Introduced new hooks and configurations for handling draggable functionality.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Make modal draggable and change position [#2647]
Implement draggable modals with overflow handling

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  1. please lint your code
  2. please add changeset
  3. please show a video for demonstration

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Looks good from the videos. Can you also add it in storybook and add some tests for it?

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Looks good from the videos. Can you also add it in storybook and add some tests for it?

OK, I have finished. I added it in storybook and add three tests for draggable. Review pls.

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please update pnpm-lock.yaml and make sure the build and tests can pass.

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Thanks for the PR! I noticed that the dialog becomes immovable when the screen is resized to mobile dimensions. We'll need to address this behavior.

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Thanks for the PR! I noticed that the dialog becomes immovable when the screen is resized to mobile dimensions. We'll need to address this behavior.

dialog-mobile-dimensions.mov

It looks like moveend is triggered in advance. I found that this seems to be caused by the conflict between modal's touchmove behavior and document.body's touchmove behavior. Maybe it can be solved by disabling the touchmove of document.body.🤔

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Thanks for the PR! I noticed that the dialog becomes immovable when the screen is resized to mobile dimensions. We'll need to address this behavior.
dialog-mobile-dimensions.mov

It looks like moveend is triggered in advance. I found that this seems to be caused by the conflict between modal's touchmove behavior and document.body's touchmove behavior. Maybe it can be solved by disabling the touchmove of document.body.🤔

@ryo-manba I have fixed it. Review pls.

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The behavior looked good!
I just need a little more additional confirmation!

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[Feature Request] Modal draggable
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