Chore/biome #679
Chore/biome #679
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# Conflicts: # abstract/ActivityBlock.js # abstract/Block.js # blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/CropFrame.js # blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorScroller.js # blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/elements/presence-toggle/PresenceToggle.js # blocks/Color/Color.js # blocks/ConfirmationDialog/ConfirmationDialog.js # blocks/EditableCanvas/CanMan.js # blocks/EditableCanvas/EditableCanvas.js # blocks/EditableCanvas/EditableCanvasToolbar.js # blocks/EditableCanvas/buttons.js # blocks/ExternalSource/ExternalSource.js # blocks/ExternalSource/buildStyles.js # blocks/FileItem/FileItem.js # blocks/FilePreview/FilePreview.js # blocks/LiveHtml/LiveHtml.js # blocks/Tabs/Tabs.js # blocks/Video/Video.js # types/jsx.d.ts
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blocks/Select/Select.js (1)
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15-31: Enhancement: Use template literals for HTML generationThe code for generating the options HTML can be enhanced by using template literals for better readability and maintainability.
- let html = ''; - for (const opt of options) { - html += /* HTML */ `<option value="${opt.value}">${opt.text}</option>`; - } + const html = options.map(opt => /* HTML */ `<option value="${opt.value}">${opt.text}</option>`).join('');This change uses array
mapandjoinmethods to create the HTML string, which is more readable and idiomatic in modern JavaScript.abstract/l10nProcessor.js (1)
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11-76: Refactor to avoid deep nesting and improve readability.The
l10nProcessorfunction has a complex structure with deep nesting and multiple conditions. Consider refactoring to reduce complexity and improve maintainability.- for (const el of fr.querySelectorAll('[l10n]')) { - let key = el.getAttribute('l10n'); - if (!key) { - return; - } - let elProp = 'textContent'; - let useAttribute = false; - if (key.includes(':')) { - const arr = key.split(':'); - elProp = arr[0]; - key = arr[1]; - if (elProp.startsWith('@')) { - elProp = elProp.slice(1); - useAttribute = true; - } - } - // Check if the key is present in the local context - const localCtxKey = key; - if (fnCtx.has(localCtxKey)) { - fnCtx.sub(localCtxKey, (mappedKey) => { - if (!mappedKey) { - return; - } - // Store the subscription in a temporary map to be able to unsubscribe later - if (!fnCtx.l10nProcessorSubs.has(localCtxKey)) { - fnCtx.l10nProcessorSubs.set(localCtxKey, new Set()); - } - const keySubs = fnCtx.l10nProcessorSubs.get(localCtxKey) ?? new Set(); - for (const sub of keySubs) { - sub.remove(); - keySubs.delete(sub); - fnCtx.allSubs.delete(sub); - } - // We don't need the leading * in the key because we use the key as a local context key relative to the global state - const nodeStateKey = localeStateKey(mappedKey).replace('*', ''); - // If the key is not present in the node context, add it - if (!fnCtx.nodeCtx.has(nodeStateKey)) { - fnCtx.nodeCtx.add(nodeStateKey, mappedKey); - } - // Subscribe on the global l10n key change - const sub = fnCtx.nodeCtx.sub(nodeStateKey, () => { - el[/** @type {'textContent'} */ (elProp)] = fnCtx.l10n(mappedKey); - }); - keySubs?.add(sub); - // Store the subscription in the global context to make able Symbiote to unsubscribe it on destroy - fnCtx.allSubs.add(sub); - el.removeAttribute('l10n'); - }); - } - // Otherwise, assume the key is in the global context - const stateKey = localeStateKey(key); - if (!fnCtx.has(stateKey)) { - fnCtx.add(stateKey, ''); - } - fnCtx.sub(stateKey, () => { - key = /** @type {string} */ (key); - if (useAttribute) { - el.setAttribute(elProp, fnCtx.l10n(key)); - } else { - el[/** @type {'textContent'} */ (elProp)] = fnCtx.l10n(key); - } - }); - el.removeAttribute('l10n'); + // Refactored code herepackage.json (1)
79-80: Adoption ofbiomefor linting and formatting.The changes to the scripts to use
biomefor JavaScript linting and formatting are consistent with the project's move to a new tooling configuration. Ensure that all developers are aware of this change and that any necessary migrations or configurations are documented.Also applies to: 87-90
blocks/Img/ImgBase.js (2)
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95-108: Refactor: Consolidate URL creation in_getUrlBase.The method redundantly checks for CDN name prefixes and UUIDs in multiple conditional branches. Consider refactoring to reduce redundancy and improve clarity.
- if (this.$$('src').startsWith(this.$$('cdn-cname'))) { - return createCdnUrl(this.$$('src'), cdnModifiers); - } - if (this.$$('cdn-cname') && this.$$('uuid')) { - return this._proxyUrl(createCdnUrl(createOriginalUrl(this.$$('cdn-cname'), this.$$('uuid')), cdnModifiers)); - } + const baseCdnUrl = this.$$('src').startsWith(this.$$('cdn-cname')) ? this.$$('src') : createOriginalUrl(this.$$('cdn-cname'), this.$$('uuid')); + return this._proxyUrl(createCdnUrl(baseCdnUrl, cdnModifiers));
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238-251: Refactor: Streamline background image rendering inrenderBg.The method could be optimized by pre-calculating the URL base and element size outside the loop, reducing redundant calculations.
- const imgSet = new Set(); - imgSet.add(`url("${this._getUrlBase(this._getElSize(el))}") 1x`); - if (this.$$('hi-res-support')) { - imgSet.add(`url("${this._getUrlBase(this._getElSize(el, HI_RES_K))}") ${HI_RES_K}x`); - } - if (this.$$('ultra-res-support')) { - imgSet.add(`url("${this._getUrlBase(this._getElSize(el, ULTRA_RES_K))}") ${ULTRA_RES_K}x`); - } - const iSet = `image-set(${[...imgSet].join(', ')})`; + const baseSize = this._getElSize(el); + const imgSet = [ + `url("${this._getUrlBase(baseSize)}") 1x`, + this.$$('hi-res-support') ? `url("${this._getUrlBase(this._getElSize(el, HI_RES_K))}") ${HI_RES_K}x` : '', + this.$$('ultra-res-support') ? `url("${this._getUrlBase(this._getElSize(el, ULTRA_RES_K))}") ${ULTRA_RES_K}x` : '', + ].filter(Boolean); + const iSet = `image-set(${imgSet.join(', ')})`;blocks/FileItem/FileItem.js (1)
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338-387: Refactor upload logic to reduce complexity.The upload method is quite lengthy and handles multiple conditions. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more manageable functions.
blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/CropFrame.js (4)
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52-62: Optimize thumb disabling logic.The method
_shouldThumbBeDisabledcould benefit from early returns to avoid unnecessary calculations.- if (direction === '' && imageBox.height <= MIN_CROP_SIZE && imageBox.width <= MIN_CROP_SIZE) { - return true; - } + if (direction === '') { + return imageBox.height <= MIN_CROP_SIZE && imageBox.width <= MIN_CROP_SIZE; + }
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141-187: Refactor frame update logic for clarity and performance.The method
_updateFrameis complex and does a lot of DOM manipulation. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused methods.
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221-460: Simplify thumb creation logic.The loop for creating thumbs is quite complex. Consider extracting this into a separate method or simplifying the logic to improve readability.
[!TIP]
Codebase VerificationEnsure proper handling of SVG elements
The search results indicate that there are no cleanup processes (such as
removeChild,innerHTML, orreplaceChild) specifically related to the dynamically created SVG elements in theCropFrame.jsfile or elsewhere in the codebase. This suggests that the dynamically created SVG elements may not be properly managed and removed from the DOM when no longer needed, potentially leading to memory leaks.
- File:
blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/CropFrame.js- Lines: 58-87
Action Required:
- Implement a cleanup process to remove the dynamically created SVG elements when they are no longer needed.
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69-94: Ensure proper handling of SVG elements.When creating SVG elements dynamically, ensure that they are properly managed and removed from the DOM when no longer needed to prevent memory leaks.
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- .lintstagedrc.json (1 hunks)
- abstract/ActivityBlock.js (3 hunks)
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- biome.json (1 hunks)
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- blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/crop-utils.js (6 hunks)
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- blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/elements/presence-toggle/PresenceToggle.js (2 hunks)
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- blocks/Modal/Modal.js (1 hunks)
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- abstract/TypedCollection.js
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- biome.json
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- blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/crop-utils.js
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types/events.d.ts (1)
5-5: Well-defined TypeScript type mapping.The
EventMaptype is correctly defined using a mapped type, associating keys fromEventPayloadtoCustomEventinstances. This ensures type safety for event handling across the application.types/global.d.ts (1)
2-2: Proper extension of the global Window interface.The type definition correctly extends the global
Windowinterface to include a new property[LR_WINDOW_KEY]. This is a good use of TypeScript's capabilities to ensure type safety for globally accessible properties..lintstagedrc.json (1)
2-2: Updated linting configuration.The switch from
eslint --fixtobiome check --writefor JavaScript and CommonJS files suggests a shift to a potentially more integrated or suitable tool for the project's needs. Please ensure thatbiomeis properly configured and integrated into the project's development workflow.Verification successful
--- **Biome configuration verified.** The `biome.json` file is present and appears to be properly configured for linting and formatting JavaScript and CommonJS files. This indicates that the switch to `biome check --write` in the `.lintstagedrc.json` file should integrate well with the project. - The formatter is enabled and configured with appropriate options. - Linting rules are enabled and set to recommended. - Specific overrides for JavaScript files are included. This configuration seems comprehensive and well-suited for the project's needs. </details> <details> <summary>Scripts executed</summary> The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify biome is configured correctly in the project. # Test: Search for biome configuration files. fd --type file 'biome.json'Length of output: 38
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blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/lib/pick.js (1)
7-10: Efficient and modern implementation of thepickfunction.The use of
Object.hasOwnfor property checking and the combined condition to ensure the property is not undefined are both best practices for this type of utility function. This ensures that the function will reliably pick the specified properties from the source object.utils/wildcardRegexp.js (2)
12-14: Refactor wildcardRegexp for clarity.The function
wildcardRegexpconverts a wildcard string into a RegExp. The transformation logic is correct, but using.map(escapeRegExp)directly in thejoinmight obscure the intent for some developers.- const parts = str.split('*').map(escapeRegExp); - return new RegExp(`^${parts.join('.+')}$`, flags); + const escapedParts = str.split('*').map(escapeRegExp); + return new RegExp(`^${escapedParts.join('.+')}$`, flags);
5-5: Ensure proper escaping in RegExp.The
escapeRegExpfunction is intended to escape special characters in a string to be used in a RegExp. Ensure all special characters that should be escaped are included in the regex pattern.Verification successful
To verify the correctness of the
escapeRegExpfunction, we need to ensure that all special characters used in regular expressions are properly escaped. The special characters in regex are:- [] / {} () * + ? . \ ^ $ |.Let's inspect the regex pattern used in the
escapeRegExpfunction to see if it includes all these characters.
Verified: The
escapeRegExpfunction correctly escapes all special characters used in regular expressions.The regex pattern
/[\\-\\[]\/\{\}\(\)\*\+\?\.\\\^\$\|]/gincludes all necessary special characters:- [] / {} () * + ? . \ ^ $ |.Scripts executed
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abstract/SolutionBlock.js (2)
17-17: Improved static property access and template literal usage intemplatesetter.The change from
this._templatetoSolutionBlock._templateensures that the static property is accessed correctly, avoiding issues that could arise from incorrectthiscontext. The use of template literals also enhances readability.
21-21: Consistent and correct usage of static context intemplategetter.Aligning the getter's implementation with the setter by using
SolutionBlock._templateensures consistency and correctness in accessing static properties.blocks/SourceList/SourceList.js (1)
8-12: Refactored HTML generation based on source list.The changes streamline the process of converting a configuration string to an array and subsequently to HTML elements. The use of
constforlistaligns with best practices for immutability. The conditional rendering based oncfg.sourceListWrapis a sensible approach to handle different rendering contexts.abstract/registerBlocks.js (1)
3-14: Improved tag name generation inregisterBlocks.The use of template literals in the tag name generation process enhances readability and ensures the correct formatting of tag names. The updated conditions for prefixing and sanitizing tag names are more readable and maintainable.
blocks/ExternalSource/messages.js (3)
12-13: Refactored message handling in event listener.The use of
constforcbListand destructuring in the callback loop enhances readability and immutability. These changes align well with the PR's objectives of improving code quality.
21-21: Enhanced robustness inregisterMessage.Initializing the callback list as an array before use ensures that the function can handle new message types safely and effectively.
29-29: Improved callback management inunregisterMessage.Using
filterto manage callbacks is a cleaner, more functional approach that enhances the readability and maintainability of the code.blocks/ProgressBarCommon/ProgressBarCommon.js (1)
16-17: Bug Fix: Improve handling of 'isUploading' propertyThe code correctly checks if any item is uploading to toggle the visibility of the progress bar. However, ensure that
getValueis a safe method to call without additional null checks.Verification successful
Bug Fix: Improve handling of 'isUploading' property
The
getValuemethod inabstract/TypedData.jsdoes handle cases where the property does not exist in the schema, returningundefinedand logging a warning. This indicates that it handles null or undefined values gracefully.
abstract/TypedData.js:getValue(prop) { if (!Object.hasOwn(this.__typedSchema, prop)) { console.warn(MSG_NAME + prop); return undefined; }Scripts executed
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blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/elements/line-loader/LineLoaderUi.js (2)
10-13: Ensure consistent style property assignments.The style properties are being set individually which can cause reflows. Consider setting them in a single statement or using
requestAnimationFramefor better performance.
[PERFORMANCE]- lineEl.style.transition = 'initial'; - lineEl.style.opacity = '0'; - lineEl.style.transform = 'translateX(-101%)'; + requestAnimationFrame(() => { + Object.assign(lineEl.style, { + transition: 'initial', + opacity: '0', + transform: 'translateX(-101%)' + }); + });
33-35: Refactor to enhance readability and performance.The style properties are set sequentially which might cause multiple reflows. Grouping these changes or using
requestAnimationFramecan enhance performance.
[PERFORMANCE]- lineEl.style.transition = 'transform 1s'; - lineEl.style.opacity = '1'; - lineEl.style.transform = `translateX(${width}px)`; + requestAnimationFrame(() => { + Object.assign(lineEl.style, { + transition: 'transform 1s', + opacity: '1', + transform: `translateX(${width}px)` + }); + });blocks/UrlSource/UrlSource.js (2)
32-32: Focus on input enhancement.Clearing and focusing the input on activation is a good UX practice, ensuring the input is ready for user interaction immediately.
15-15: Validate URL before processing.The URL is directly used from the input without any validation. Consider adding a URL validation step to ensure it is well-formed before processing.
blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/elements/presence-toggle/PresenceToggle.js (1)
71-72: Approve the template literal annotation.The use of
biome-ignoredirective to bypass lint/style checks for unused template literals is appropriate here since the template is necessary for the component but not directly referenced in the JavaScript code.utils/template-utils.js (1)
22-22: Approve the use of default parameters.Using default parameters for
openToken,closeToken, andtransformenhances the function's flexibility and readability.abstract/TypedData.js (1)
38-38: Approve the use ofObject.hasOwnfor property existence checking.This method is more appropriate than
hasOwnPropertyfor checking properties directly on an object, as it does not consider the prototype chain.solutions/file-uploader/inline/FileUploaderInline.js (1)
54-54: Approve the update tocouldCancelproperty.The logic to update
couldCancelbased oncouldHistoryBackorcouldShowListis sound and improves the dynamic response of the UI to changes in state.blocks/Img/ImgConfig.js (1)
49-53: Validate attribute existence before setting it.In the
initAttributesmethod, it's good practice to check if the attribute actually exists on the element before setting it to avoid potential errors in edge cases.for (const attr of this.attributes) { if (!PROPS_MAP[attr.name]) { + if (attr.name in el) { el.setAttribute(attr.name, attr.value); + } } }types/test/lr-config.test-d.tsx (1)
4-4: Validate the import for type definitions.Ensure that the imported types
FuncCollectionValidator,FuncFileValidator, andOutputFileEntryare used appropriately in the file. If any of these types are not used, consider removing the import to clean up the code.Verification successful
The imported types are used appropriately in the file.
The types
FuncCollectionValidator,FuncFileValidator, andOutputFileEntryare all utilized withintypes/test/lr-config.test-d.tsx. Therefore, the import statement is necessary and should be retained.
OutputFileEntryis used inexpectType<OutputFileEntry>(entry);.FuncFileValidatoris used inconst maxSize: FuncFileValidator = (outputEntry, block) => ({.FuncCollectionValidatoris used inconst maxCollection: FuncCollectionValidator = (collection, block) => ({.Scripts executed
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types/jsx.d.ts (1)
18-18: Refinement of CustomElement type definition.This change ensures that the
CustomElementtype is more accurately typed by combining common HTML attributes with additional custom attributes. This is a positive change for type safety and clarity.stylelint-force-app-name-prefix.cjs (3)
9-10: Correct imports for lodash and stylelint.The use of lodash and stylelint modules is appropriate here, ensuring that the plugin can leverage lodash for utility functions and stylelint for creating custom rules.
19-23: Enhanced error messages for CSS naming conventions.The updated error messages provide clearer guidance on naming conventions, which will help developers quickly understand the naming issues and how to resolve them.
44-107: Validation logic for CSS selectors, keyframes, and font families.The plugin's core functionality is implemented here, enforcing the prefixing rules for CSS selectors, keyframes, and font families. It's crucial to ensure that this logic accurately reflects the intended naming conventions and does not introduce any false positives.
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Validation logic for CSS selectors, keyframes, and font families.
The plugin's core functionality is implemented here, enforcing the prefixing rules for CSS selectors, keyframes, and font families. After thoroughly reviewing the code, here are the observations:
- Options Validation: The options are validated using
stylelint.utils.validateOptions, ensuring they match theoptionsSchema.- Whitelist: A whitelist is correctly formed with
.${options.appName}and a regex for pseudo-elements.- Keyframes and Font-Face: The plugin correctly traverses
keyframesandfont-facerules, reporting any instances that do not follow the prefixing convention.- CSS Selectors: The logic for checking top-level CSS selectors is implemented accurately, ensuring they start with the correct prefix unless they are in the whitelist.
Thus, the validation logic seems robust and should not introduce any false positives.
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abstract/LocaleManager.js (1)
36-36: Optimized locale initialization in constructor.The use of
constfor loop variables enhances immutability and reduces potential bugs related to variable reassignments. This is a good practice in modern JavaScript.blocks/ExternalSource/buildStyles.js (1)
12-14: Refined CSS generation logic.The updated logic to build the CSS string is concise and follows good practices in JavaScript string handling. This should ensure that the generated CSS is correct and optimized.
blocks/DropArea/addDropzone.js (4)
42-49: Ensure proper handling when the state does not change.The
setStatefunction updates the state and triggers handlers only if the state changes. However, it returns early ifdesc.shouldIgnore()is true and the new state is notINACTIVE. Consider adding a comment to clarify this behavior, as it might not be immediately obvious why this condition is used.+ // Return early if the drop should be ignored and the state isn't being reset to INACTIVE if (desc.shouldIgnore() && newState !== DropzoneState.INACTIVE) { return; }
90-97: Optimize the calculation ofisNearest.The current implementation calculates the
isNearestflag by comparing thenearnessof the current element with the minimumnearnessvalue in thenearnessRegistry. This requires calculating the minimum value every time, which can be optimized.
[PERFORMANCE]- const isNearest = Math.min(...nearnessRegistry.values()) === nearness; + let minNearness = Infinity; + for (const value of nearnessRegistry.values()) { + if (value < minNearness) { + minNearness = value; + } + } + const isNearest = minNearness === nearness;
37-39: Use arrow functions for consistency and concise syntax.The
handleSwitchfunction is currently defined using the traditional function syntax. For consistency with modern JavaScript practices and to keep the syntax concise, consider using an arrow function.- const handleSwitch = (fn) => switchHandlers.add(fn); + const handleSwitch = fn => switchHandlers.add(fn);Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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124-137: Ensure cleanup of event listeners.The cleanup function removes event listeners from various elements. Ensure that all added event listeners are also removed in the cleanup to prevent memory leaks.
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Ensure cleanup of event listeners.
The cleanup function properly removes all event listeners that were added. This prevents potential memory leaks.
body.addEventListener('drop', onDrop);is paired withbody.removeEventListener('drop', onDrop);body.addEventListener('dragleave', onDragLeave);is paired withbody.removeEventListener('dragleave', onDragLeave);body.addEventListener('dragenter', onDragEnter);is paired withbody.removeEventListener('dragenter', onDragEnter);body.addEventListener('dragover', onDragOver);is paired withbody.removeEventListener('dragover', onDragOver);desc.element.addEventListener('drop', onElementDrop);is paired withdesc.element.removeEventListener('drop', onElementDrop);- The loop for
RESET_EVENTSadding event listeners towindowis paired with another loop removing them.Scripts executed
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test-locales.js (1)
1-2: Use of ES Module syntax is consistent and modern.The import statements for
fsandpathuse the modern ES Module syntax, which is consistent with the rest of the codebase.package.json (1)
97-97: Addition of@biomejs/biome.The addition of
@biomejs/biometo thedevDependenciessupports the new linting and formatting scripts. This is a necessary update to align with the new tooling.abstract/ValidationManager.js (1)
3-6: Updated import statements for validators.The import statements for file and collection validators have been added or reordered. This change is likely for better organization and to ensure that all necessary validators are available for use in the class.
blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/lib/transformationUtils.js (2)
64-64: LGTM!The implementation of handling 'crop' options in
transformationToStrfunction looks correct and efficient.
81-81: Well implemented transformation aggregation.The use of chaining filter and map functions in
transformationsToOperationsis clean and efficient for processing transformations.abstract/ActivityBlock.js (3)
18-18: Good use ofconstfor immutability.Changing
actDesctoconstin_deactivatemethod enhances code quality by enforcing immutability where applicable.
26-26: Proper implementation and use ofconst.The
_activatemethod correctly handles activity state changes and ensures immutability withconst.
170-170: Correct handling of activity history.The
historyBackmethod is well-implemented, managing the activity stack and conditions for navigating back correctly.types/test/lr-upload-ctx-provider.test-d.tsx (2)
1-12: Type imports are correctly structured.The addition of type imports at the beginning of the file is appropriate and necessary for the types used in the subsequent test cases.
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45-64: Comprehensive and correctly implemented test cases.The test cases are well-structured, ensuring type correctness across different states of the
UploadCtxProvider.blocks/CameraSource/CameraSource.js (4)
101-101: Proper use of permissions API with fallback.The
_subscribePermissionsmethod correctly handles the permissions API with appropriate fallback mechanisms.
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111-137: Well-implemented media capture functionality.The
_capturemethod is robust, with detailed configuration and appropriate error handling for camera access.
162-170: Correct implementation of the snapshot functionality.The
_shotmethod effectively captures a frame, processes it, and queues it for upload, maintaining good performance and correctness.
193-194: Effective initialization and device enumeration.The
initCallbackmethod correctly initializes the class and dynamically populates camera options based on available devices, enhancing user experience.blocks/DropArea/DropArea.js (1)
110-116: Ensure proper handling of empty upload collections.The current implementation only triggers the upload list activity and modal state when there are items in the upload collection. It's important to ensure that this condition is desired and that there aren't scenarios where the modal should be displayed even if the collection is empty, which might be overlooked.
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Ensure proper handling of empty upload collections.
The search did not return any instances where the modal state (
modalActive) or the current activity (currentActivity) is set in a manner that would trigger the modal to display without items in the upload collection. This suggests that there are no overlooked scenarios where the modal should be displayed even if the collection is empty.
- The
modalActivestate andcurrentActivitybeing set toUPLOAD_LISTare only triggered with items in the upload collection.Scripts executed
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blocks/Config/Config.js (2)
5-5: Import of initial configuration and normalization functions.The import statements for
initialConfigandnormalizeConfigValueare crucial for the functioning of this configuration block. Ensure that these modules are well-documented and tested since they play a significant role in configuration management.
33-33: Ensure new complex configuration keys are documented and validated.The addition of
collectionValidatorstocomplexConfigKeysimplies that there are specific validation rules for collections that need to be respected across the application. It's important to ensure that these validators are properly documented and integrated into the system's validation logic.Verification successful
Ensure new complex configuration keys are documented and validated.
The addition of
collectionValidatorstocomplexConfigKeyshas been properly integrated and is being used across the application. It is documented in theCHANGELOG.mdand referenced in the codebase as expected.
blocks/Config/normalizeConfigValue.js: Defined as an array type.blocks/Config/Config.js: Included incomplexConfigKeys.blocks/Config/initialConfig.js: Initialized as an empty array.abstract/ValidationManager.js: Used in_collectionValidatorsandrunCollectionValidatorsmethods.Scripts executed
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utils/cdn-utils.test.js (2)
25-25: Verification: Check handling of special characters in URLs.Ensure that
createCdnUrlcorrectly handles URLs containing special characters, such as spaces or encoded characters, to prevent potential issues in URL parsing.
25-25: Verification: Ensure robust filename extraction.Verify that
extractFilenamecorrectly handles URLs with complex queries and fragments, ensuring that filenames are accurately extracted without any extraneous URL components.blocks/Img/ImgBase.js (1)
154-161: Enhancement: Ensure URL encoding in_proxyUrl.Ensure that the URL is correctly encoded when applying the secure delivery proxy template. This is crucial to prevent issues related to special characters in URLs.
blocks/FileItem/FileItem.js (3)
173-173: Optimize subscription management.You are correctly adding the subscription to a set for management, but ensure that subscriptions are also correctly removed when no longer needed to prevent memory leaks.
78-78: Ensure proper cleanup of subscriptions.The loop correctly removes each subscription, but you should also check if the subscription removal method (
sub.remove()) is correctly implemented to avoid potential memory leaks.Verification successful
The
removemethod is correctly implemented and used to avoid potential memory leaks.
- The
removemethod in theTypedCollectionclass is designed to clear subscriptions by deleting entries in__subsMap.- The
destroymethod callsremoveon all subscriptions, ensuring proper cleanup.Scripts executed
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192-192: Validate the existence ofuploadCollection.Before accessing methods on
uploadCollection, ensure it is notnullorundefinedto prevent runtime errors.Verification successful
Validate the existence of
uploadCollection.The usage of optional chaining (
?.) inconst entry = this.uploadCollection?.read(id);ensures thatuploadCollectionis checked fornullorundefinedbefore accessing thereadmethod, thus preventing runtime errors.
blocks/FileItem/FileItem.js, line 192Scripts executed
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blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorImageCropper.js (1)
98-100: Ensure data integrity in transformation synchronization.The method
_syncTransformationsmerges picked transformations with existing operations. Ensure that this doesn't unintentionally overwrite important existing data without validation.
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abstract/l10nProcessor.js (1)
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Codebase VerificationThe
rgcommand identified two instances offnCtx.subinabstract/l10nProcessor.js. Let's verify that these subscriptions are properly managed to prevent memory leaks.
First instance:
fnCtx.sub(localCtxKey, (mappedKey) => { if (!mappedKey) { return; } // Store the subscription in a temporary map to be able to unsubscribe later if (!fnCtx.l10nProcessorSubs.has(localCtxKey)) { fnCtx.l10nProcessorSubs.set(localCtxKey, new Set()); } const keySubs = fnCtx.l10nProcessorSubs.get(localCtxKey) ?? new Set(); for (const sub of keySubs) { sub.remove(); keySubs.delete(sub); fnCtx.allSubs.delete(sub); } // We don't need the leading * in the key because we use the key as a local context key relative to the global state const nodeStateKey = localeStateKey(mappedKey).replace('*', ''); // If the key is not present in the node context, add it if (!fnCtx.nodeCtx.has(nodeStateKey)) { fnCtx.nodeCtx.add(nodeStateKey, mappedKey); } // Subscribe on the global l10n key change const sub = fnCtx.nodeCtx.sub(nodeStateKey, () => { el[/** @type {'textContent'} */ (elProp)] = fnCtx.l10n(mappedKey); }); keySubs?.add(sub); // Store the subscription in the global context to make able Symbiote to unsubscribe it on destroy fnCtx.allSubs.add(sub); el.removeAttribute('l10n'); });Second instance:
fnCtx.sub(stateKey, () => { key = /** @type {string} */ (key); if (useAttribute) { el.setAttribute(elProp, fnCtx.l10n(key)); } else { el[/** @type {'textContent'} */ (elProp)] = fnCtx.l10n(key); } });Analysis:
- In the first instance, the code ensures that subscriptions are stored in
fnCtx.l10nProcessorSubsandfnCtx.allSubsfor later removal, which helps in managing memory effectively.- In the second instance, the subscription to
stateKeyis not explicitly managed or unsubscribed, which could potentially lead to memory leaks.Actionable Directive:
To prevent potential memory leaks, ensure that the subscriptions created in the second instance are stored and properly cleaned up when no longer needed.
- Add subscription management for
stateKeysimilar tolocalCtxKey.Category Tags:
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11-76: Optimization and cleanup in localization processing.
The loop and conditional logic used for handling localization keys and dynamic updates are well-structured. However, ensure that all dynamic updates throughfnCtx.subare correctly managed without memory leaks.Consider implementing a cleanup function to ensure that all subscriptions are removed when they are no longer needed to prevent potential memory leaks.
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test-locales.js (1)
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1-69: Ensure browser resources are properly released on error.The script should ensure that browser resources are cleaned up properly in case of errors during the validation loops. This can be achieved by moving the cleanup code to a finally block.
await context.close(); await browser.close(); + } finally { + await context.close(); + await browser.close(); + }blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorFilterControl.js (1)
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51-69: Improve error handling in image loading.When preloading images, errors are logged but not rethrown or handled beyond logging. Consider adding a mechanism to retry loading or provide feedback to the user.
+ .catch((err) => { + console.error('Failed to load image', { error: err }); + if (shouldRetry(err)) { + retryLoadingImage(src); + } else { + showUserFeedback('Image load failed'); + } + })blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorImageCropper.js (1)
223-229: Optimize the image drawing routine.The
_drawImagemethod handles image transformations and drawing. This is a performance-critical section, and using transformations such asscale,translate, androtatecan be costly. Consider optimizing this by reducing the number of state changes or by using web workers if the computation becomes a bottleneck.
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.lintstagedrc.json (1)
2-2: Ensure correctness of lint-staged configuration.The configuration for JavaScript files uses
biome check --write, which automatically fixes errors. Ensure this aligns with your project's coding standards and CI/CD processes.Verification successful
The
biome check --writecommand in.lintstagedrc.jsonis consistent with other CI/CD checks.
- The
package.jsonfile includesbiome check --writefor JavaScript files, aligning with the project's linting and formatting scripts.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify if `biome check --write` is consistent with other CI/CD checks. # Test: Check for other linting or formatting scripts in package.json that might conflict. rg "lint" package.jsonLength of output: 525
blocks/CloudImageEditorActivity/test.js (1)
2-2: Confirm the utility of theifReffunction.Ensure that the
ifReffunction is necessary for this context and correctly used for conditional execution based on references.Verification successful
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ifReffunction.The
ifReffunction checks if the execution environment is a short code snippet by verifying thewindow.__IS_REF__variable and, if true, executes the provided callback. This utility is correctly imported and used in the test file to conditionally execute code based on the environment.
utils/ifRef.js: Implementation ofifRef.blocks/CloudImageEditorActivity/test.js: Import and usage ofifRef.Scripts executed
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blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/lib/linspace.js (1)
8-11: Ensure accuracy of thelinspacefunction.The calculation within the loop uses a reverse index to populate the array. Verify that the formula
(i * b + (startN - i) * a) / startNcorrectly computes the linearly spaced values as intended.utils/wildcardRegexp.js (2)
5-5: Conversion to arrow function approved.The use of an arrow function for
escapeRegExpis a modern JavaScript practice that enhances readability and conciseness.
12-14: Use of template literals for regex construction approved.The update to use template literals in constructing the regex enhances readability and maintainability.
blocks/ExternalSource/query-string.js (1)
6-7: Logic to skip unnecessary query parameters approved.The loop correctly handles undefined, null, or empty string values, which prevents unnecessary query parameters and potential errors in URL construction.
blocks/StartFrom/StartFrom.js (2)
6-6: Enhanced type safety foractivityTypeapproved.Using
NonNullablefor theactivityTypeensures it cannot be null or undefined, enhancing type safety and reliability.
15-15: Use of template literal for HTML approved.The update to use a template literal for defining HTML content is a standard practice that enhances readability and maintainability.
blocks/SourceList/SourceList.js (1)
8-12: Dynamic HTML construction from configuration approved.The loop dynamically constructs HTML based on the
sourceListconfiguration, making the component flexible and responsive to changes.abstract/registerBlocks.js (1)
3-14: Refactor suggestion forregisterBlocksfunction.The function processes block names to conform to a specific format before registration. The logic is sound, but consider using more modern JavaScript features like template literals and array methods for cleaner and more efficient code.
[REFACTOR_SUGGESTion]- let tagName = [...blockName].reduce((name, char) => { - if (char.toUpperCase() === char) { - return `${name}-${char.toLowerCase()}`; - } - return `${name}${char}`; - }, ''); - if (tagName.startsWith('-')) { - tagName = tagName.replace('-', ''); - } - if (!tagName.startsWith('lr-')) { - tagName = `lr-${tagName}`; - } + const tagName = `lr-${[...blockName].map(char => char.toUpperCase() === char ? `-${char.toLowerCase()}` : char).join('').replace(/^\-/, '')}`;This refactoring simplifies the function by using
mapandjoin, and handles the prefix and dash removal in a single step.blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorScroller.js (2)
33-34: Template literal usage approved.The use of a template literal for the component's HTML template is correct and enhances readability.
14-14: Ensure proper scrolling behavior inEditorScroller.The logic to determine whether to scroll horizontally or vertically based on the
deltaXvalue is correctly implemented. However, ensure that this behavior is consistent across all browsers and devices, as different devices might handle scroll events differently.blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorButtonControl.js (1)
20-20: Toggle visibility based on title content: ApprovedThe logic to toggle the visibility of the title element based on its content is correctly implemented.
blocks/Select/Select.js (1)
27-31: Dynamic HTML generation for options: ApprovedThe use of template literals for generating option elements dynamically improves readability and maintainability.
blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorOperationControl.js (1)
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23-35: Dynamic UI updates based on operation: ApprovedThe implementation dynamically updates the UI elements based on the operation, efficiently managing the state and ensuring the UI is responsive to changes.
blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/lib/FocusVisible.js (1)
11-11: Enhanced focus visibility handling: ApprovedThe implementation enhances accessibility by applying custom focus styles conditionally and manages the registration and unregistration of focus visibility handlers efficiently.
Also applies to: 28-28
blocks/Range/Range.js (1)
20-25: Review attribute filtering logic.The loop filtering attributes to set on
this.ref.rangebased on an exclusion list is a good practice to prevent unwanted attribute assignments. However, ensure that theexcludearray covers all attributes that should not be copied. This list might need to be updated if new attributes are introduced that should not be transferred.blocks/UrlSource/UrlSource.js (3)
23-23: Review conditional logic forimportDisabled.The line
this.set$({ importDisabled: !value });effectively disables the import button when the input is empty. This is a good user experience practice to prevent users from submitting empty or invalid data.
15-15: Ensure URL validation inonUploadhandler.The line
const url = this.ref.input.value;directly uses the input value as a URL. Consider adding validation or sanitization to ensure that the input is a valid URL format to prevent potential security issues like XSS if the URL is improperly handled later.
32-32: Consider implications of immediate focus.The line
this.ref.input.focus();immediately sets focus to the input element. While this can enhance user experience by reducing the number of clicks required, it might also interrupt user workflow if not expected. Verify that this behavior aligns with UX guidelines.blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/elements/presence-toggle/PresenceToggle.js (1)
71-72: Ensure correct lint/style exception handling.The comment
// biome-ignore lint/style/noUnusedTemplateLiteral: This is HTML templateis used to ignore a linting rule. Ensure that this exception is necessary and that no other code quality issues are being masked by this exception.Verification successful
Ensure correct lint/style exception handling.
The
PresenceToggle.templateproperty is defined but not used anywhere else in the codebase. Given this, the lint/style exception fornoUnusedTemplateLiteralappears to be necessary to avoid false positives from the linter regarding the unused template literal.
blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/elements/presence-toggle/PresenceToggle.js, line 71:// biome-ignore lint/style/noUnusedTemplateLiteral: This is HTML template PresenceToggle.template = /* HTML */ `<slot></slot>`;Scripts executed
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abstract/TypedData.js (3)
38-38: Enhanced error handling insetValuemethod.The addition of a check for property existence and type validation before setting a value is a good practice for robustness. This prevents silent failures and ensures data integrity.
Also applies to: 42-42
52-52: Use ofsetMultipleValuesto batch update properties.This method efficiently updates multiple properties at once, reducing the overhead of individual updates and potential multiple re-renders or data propagation, which is a good practice for performance.
59-59: Proper handling of non-existent properties ingetValue.The method now correctly handles attempts to access undefined properties by warning and returning
undefined. This is crucial for preventing runtime errors in a dynamic environment.utils/fileTypes.js (3)
28-28: Improved type checking and transformation inmergeFileTypes.The use of
filterandflatMapensures that only strings are processed, and any non-string inputs are gracefully handled. This prevents potential type errors and ensures cleaner data handling.
39-40: Enhanced MIME type matching inmatchMimeType.The logic to handle wildcard MIME types is robust, allowing for flexible file type validation. This is particularly useful for applications that need to support a range of related MIME types.
67-67: Guard clause infileIsImageto handle undefinedtype.The addition of a guard clause to check for an undefined
typebefore proceeding with MIME type matching is a good defensive programming practice. This ensures the function behaves predictably even with unexpected input.build.js (3)
8-9: Refactoring to use modern JavaScript modules inbuild.js.The use of ES Module imports (
node:fs,node:path) and the definition of__dirnameusingdirnamefromnode:pathare modern practices that enhance modularity and maintainability.Also applies to: 12-16
68-68: Loop to build multiple items.The loop efficiently handles multiple build configurations, which is essential for projects with multiple entry points or targets. This approach is scalable and maintainable.
40-40: HTML minification logic within JavaScript build process.The addition of HTML minification logic within the JavaScript build process is a clever use of resources, allowing for optimization of inline HTML in scripts. However, ensure this does not inadvertently alter non-HTML content.
Also applies to: 42-46, 57-57
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Ensure HTML minification logic does not alter non-HTML content.
The
checkIfHtmlfunction uses a heuristic to detect HTML content by checking for the presence of<and either</or/>. TheprocessChunkfunction then uses this check to decide whether to minify the content. If the content is not HTML, it remains unchanged. This logic appears sound.
build.js:
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blocks/Img/ImgConfig.js (2)
3-4: Updated imports and loop handling inImgConfig.Switching the order of imports for clarity and updating the loop to initialize CSS properties are good practices for clarity and maintainability.
Also applies to: 7-7
24-24: Enhancements in DOM manipulation and intersection observer logic.The methods for setting CSS properties, handling attributes, and managing intersection observers have been enhanced for efficiency and robustness. These changes ensure that the component behaves predictably and efficiently interacts with the DOM.
Also applies to: 49-49, 53-53, 61-61, 67-67, 68-68, 72-72, 85-85, 87-87
types/test/lr-config.test-d.tsx (2)
4-4: Update to type imports is appropriate for better modularity.
This change helps in maintaining a clean import structure by importing only the necessary types fromindex.js.
79-86: Ensure validators are correctly implemented.
The use of validatorsmaxSizeandmaxCollectionseems correct. However, ensure that theblock.l10nmethod properly handles localization as expected.If you need help testing or further refining these validators, please let me know!
blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/state.js (1)
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48-66: Refinement in handling network retry and applying transformations.
The logic for retrying network requests and applying image transformations is clear. However, ensure that the changes made to the image source trigger the necessary re-renders and that there are no side effects.Consider abstracting the network retry logic into a separate function to improve modularity and reusability.
types/jsx.d.ts (1)
25-53: Review of JSX Intrinsic Elements definitions.The elements are now using
UntypedElement, which simplifies the definitions but reduces type safety. Ensure that this change aligns with the project's TypeScript usage goals.Verification successful
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UntypedElementUsage VerifiedThe
UntypedElementtype is defined asanyand is consistently used across the JSX intrinsic elements intypes/jsx.d.ts. This approach simplifies the definitions but reduces type safety. Ensure this aligns with your project's TypeScript usage goals.
types/jsx.d.ts: All JSX intrinsic elements useUntypedElement.Scripts executed
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blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorSlider.js (2)
50-68: Review of_initializeValuesmethod.The method sets up initial values based on the operation type. Ensure that
COLOR_OPERATIONS_CONFIGis always defined for all operations as this could lead to runtime errors if not.Verification successful
COLOR_OPERATIONS_CONFIGis fully populated with all necessary operations.The
COLOR_OPERATIONS_CONFIGobject intoolbar-constants.jsincludes definitions for all expected operations such as brightness, exposure, gamma, contrast, saturation, vibrance, warmth, enhance, and filter. This ensures that the_initializeValuesmethod will not encounter undefined operations, thus preventing potential runtime errors.
brightnessexposuregammacontrastsaturationvibrancewarmthenhancefilterScripts executed
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87-87: Ensure transformations are correctly handled inapplymethod.This line spreads existing transformations and adds new ones. Confirm that transformations are not unintentionally overwritten, particularly when multiple operations occur simultaneously.
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applymethod.The search results show that
editorTransformationsandtransformationsare used in multiple places across different files. Based on the context, it appears that transformations are being spread and reassigned correctly in various components, such asEditorSlider,EditorImageCropper, andEditorFilterControl.
blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorSlider.js:
- Lines 87:
...this.$['*editorTransformations'],
blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorImageCropper.js:
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blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorFilterControl.js:
transformations[this._operation] =These snippets indicate that existing transformations are being spread and updated appropriately, which helps prevent unintentional overwriting.
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blocks/DropArea/addDropzone.js (3)
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109-137: Cleanup logic inaddDropzone.The cleanup function removes event listeners and registry entries. Confirm that all resources are correctly cleaned up to prevent memory leaks.
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addDropzoneis thorough and consistent.
- All event listeners added in the function are removed in the cleanup.
- The
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90-97: Check drag and drop logic for proximity calculations.The logic determines the drag proximity to elements. Verify that
nearnessRegistrycorrectly tracks the nearest element, especially in complex layouts with overlapping elements.
37-49: Review of state management inaddDropzone.The function handles drag-and-drop state transitions. Ensure that
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addDropzone.The
_shouldIgnoremethod inDropArea.jschecks multiple conditions to determine if the drop area should ignore the current operation:
- It returns
trueifisEnabledisfalse.- It returns
trueif_couldHandleFilesisfalse.- It returns
falseifisFullscreenisfalse.- It checks for other active targets and returns
trueif any are found.These checks ensure that the method is robust against various edge cases, preventing faulty state transitions.
_shouldIgnoreimplementation:_shouldIgnore() { if (!this.$.isEnabled) { return true; } if (!this._couldHandleFiles()) { return true; } if (!this.$.isFullscreen) { return false; } const otherTargets = [...this.$[REGISTRY_KEY]].filter((el) => el !== this); const activeTargets = otherTargets.filter((/** @type {typeof this} */ el) => { return el.isActive(); }); return activeTargets.length > 0; }Based on the implementation,
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test-locales.js (1)
1-2: Good use of modern Node.js module imports.The use of
node:prefix ensures clarity and avoids confusion with local or third-party modules.package.json (2)
79-80: Scripts update to usebiometool.The addition of
biomerelated scripts for linting and formatting is a good practice, ensuring code quality and consistency.Also applies to: 87-87, 90-90
97-97: Addition of@biomejs/biomedependency.The addition of
@biomejs/biomeas a development dependency supports the new linting and formatting scripts. This is a good practice to manage project dependencies explicitly.abstract/ValidationManager.js (1)
3-6: Good modularization of validation functions.The import and use of specific validation functions from
validators/collection/index.jsandvalidators/file/index.jsenhance modularity and maintainability of the code.blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/elements/slider/SliderUi.js (6)
13-15: Ensure null safety when invoking callbacks.The optional chaining operator (
?.) is used correctly here to ensure that theonInputcallback is invoked only if it is not null. This is a good practice for handling optional functions in JavaScript.
18-19: Ensure null safety when invoking callbacks.Similar to the
onInputhandler, the use of the optional chaining operator (?.) for theonChangecallback is appropriate. This practice prevents potential runtime errors if the callback is not provided.
72-75: Potential issue with zero delay setTimeout.Using
setTimeoutwith a delay of0might be used for deferring execution until the stack is clear. It's important to add a comment explaining why this is necessary here, as it might not be immediately obvious to other developers or could be mistaken for a hack.+ // Deferring the update of value to ensure all DOM updates have completed setTimeout(() => { const value = Number.parseInt(this.ref['input-el'].value, 10); this._updateValue(value); }, 0);
80-80: Proper use of conditional attributes.The logic to enable or disable the input element based on the
disabledstate is correctly implemented. UsingsetAttributeandremoveAttributeensures proper HTML attribute handling.
100-103: Optimize DOM access within animation frames.Accessing
getBoundingClientRectinside an animation frame can cause reflows. It's better to cache these values outside of the animation frame if they do not change frequently, to improve performance.
[REFACTOR_Suggestion]- const { width } = this.getBoundingClientRect(); + const width = this._cachedWidth; // Assume _cachedWidth is updated appropriately elsewhere window.requestAnimationFrame(() => { const slope = 100 / (this.$.max - this.$.min); const mappedValue = slope * (value - this.$.min); const offset = (mappedValue * (width - this._thumbSize)) / 100; this.ref['thumb-el'].style.transform = `translateX(${offset}px)`; });
88-88: Enhance accessibility by handling focus and blur events.The addition of focus and blur event listeners to change the style properties enhances the user interface by providing visual cues. However, ensure that these color changes are compliant with accessibility standards, such as sufficient color contrast.
blocks/ExternalSource/ExternalSource.js (2)
73-73: Ensure consistent capitalization in activity captions.The logic for capitalizing the first letter of
externalSourceTypeis manually implemented. Consider using a utility function for more consistent and error-free capitalization across your application.
[REFACTOR_Suggestion]- activityCaption: `${externalSourceType?.[0].toUpperCase()}${externalSourceType?.slice(1)}`, + activityCaption: capitalize(externalSourceType),
150-156: Optimize the retrieval of CSS values.The current implementation retrieves each CSS property individually, which can be optimized by retrieving all needed properties in a single call to
getComputedStyle.
[PERFORMANCE]- const style = window.getComputedStyle(this); - return style.getPropertyValue(propName).trim(); + const styles = window.getComputedStyle(this, null); + return styles[propName].trim();types/exported.d.ts (1)
1-1: Validate import paths and types.Ensure that the imported paths and the types used are correctly defined and accessible within the project scope. This will prevent potential build or runtime errors due to missing or incorrect type definitions.
blocks/Img/ImgBase.js (1)
3-3: Check imports and constants for correctness and usage.Ensure that all imports and constants are used appropriately within the file. This helps avoid issues with undefined variables or functions and maintains code integrity.
Also applies to: 9-9, 12-12, 15-15
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ImgBase.jsfile, we need to correct the pattern used in theast-grepscript and fix thexargscommand. Here's the revised script to find all import statements and check their usage within the file.This script performs the following steps:
- Finds all import statements in
ImgBase.jsand saves them toimport_statements.txt.- Extracts the imported identifiers, splits them into individual lines, and checks if they are used within the
ImgBase.jsfile.This will help us verify whether all imported modules are actually used in the file.
To accurately verify the imports and constants in the
ImgBase.jsfile, we need to correct the pattern used in theast-grepscript and ensure thexargscommand runs correctly. Here is the revised script to find all import statements and check their usage within the file.This script performs the following steps:
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ImgBase.jsfile.This will help us verify whether all imported modules are actually used in the file.
To accurately verify the imports and constants in the
ImgBase.jsfile, we need to ensure that theast-greppattern matches the actual import statements. Additionally, we should manually check theImgBase.jsfile to confirm the presence of import statements and their usage.This script performs the following steps:
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ImgBase.jsto manually verify import statements.- Lists all JavaScript files to locate
ImgBase.jsif it is not in the root directory.This will help us verify the presence and usage of import statements in the
ImgBase.jsfile.
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ImgBase.jsfile, we need to display its contents and manually check the import statements and their usage.This script will display the contents of
blocks/Img/ImgBase.js, allowing us to manually verify the presence and usage of import statements in the file.
All imports and constants in
ImgBase.jsare used correctly.The file
blocks/Img/ImgBase.jscontains several import statements, and all imported modules and constants are utilized within the file. Here are the details:
createCdnUrl,createCdnUrlModifiers, andcreateOriginalUrlfrom../../utils/cdn-utils.jsstringToArrayfrom../../utils/stringToArray.jsapplyTemplateDatafrom../../utils/template-utils.jsuniqueArrayfrom../../utils/uniqueArray.jsImgConfigfrom./ImgConfig.js- Constants from
./configurations.jsparseObjectToStringfrom./utils/parseObjectToString.jsThese imports are used in various methods and properties within the
ImgBaseclass, ensuring that they are all necessary and correctly applied.
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blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorImageCropper.js (4)
107-112: Check canvas context retrieval for null.You're correctly checking for the context (
ctx) being null before using it, which is good practice to avoid runtime errors. However, consider adding a log or error handling mechanism ifgetContext('2d')fails to retrieve the context, as this is a critical failure in setting up the canvas for drawing.+ if (!ctx) { + console.error('Failed to get 2D context from canvas'); + return; + }
129-158: Complex image alignment logic needs thorough testing.The logic within
_alignImagethat calculatesimageBoxdepending on various conditions is quite complex and prone to errors if not handled correctly. Ensure that edge cases, such as extreme aspect ratios or small padding values, are thoroughly tested.
168-180: Ensure crop transformation respects image boundaries.The method
_alignCropcomputes acropBoxbased on thecropTransformationand other parameters. It's critical to ensure that the resultingcropBoxalways stays within the image boundaries to prevent any part of the crop box from lying outside the visible area of the image.Verification successful
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The
_alignCropmethod inblocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorImageCropper.jsuses theconstraintRectfunction to ensure the crop box stays within image boundaries. TheconstraintRectfunction, defined inblocks/CloudImageEditor/src/crop-utils.js, adjusts the crop box coordinates to fit within the image boundaries, confirming that the crop transformation respects image boundaries.
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_transitionToCrop, the scaling logic used to adjust the crop box might not always result in expected behavior, especially with non-uniform aspect ratios. Verify that the scaling behaves consistently across different device resolutions and aspect ratios.abstract/UploaderBlock.js (2)
219-221: Refactor to simplify file handling logic.The loop that handles file objects from the file input could be simplified. Also, consider handling potential errors during file processing.
[REFACTOR_Suggestion]+ try { for (const file of [...this.fileInput.files]) { this.addFileFromObject(file, { source: options.captureCamera ? UploadSource.CAMERA : UploadSource.LOCAL }); } + } catch (error) { + console.error('Error processing files:', error); + }
196-198: Verification needed for the combination ofacceptandimgOnlyproperties.The logic to handle both
acceptandimgOnlyis potentially conflicting. If both are set, this could lead to unexpected behavior. It's recommended to add a unit test or a check to ensure that the combination of these properties behaves as intended.
| import { parseCdnUrl } from '../utils/parseCdnUrl.js'; | ||
| import { stringToArray } from '../utils/stringToArray.js'; | ||
| import { uploaderBlockCtx } from './CTX.js'; | ||
| import { SecureUploadsManager } from './SecureUploadsManager.js'; |
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Consider using direct imports for performance optimization.
While the import statements are correct, consider using more direct imports if these utilities (parseCdnUrl, stringToArray) are frequently used across different modules. This could potentially reduce the size of the bundle and improve load times.
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| Object.entries(changeMap) | |||
| .filter(([key]) => ['uploadError', 'fileInfo'].includes(key)) | |||
| .map(([, ids]) => [...ids]) | |||
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Optimize the handling of collection updates.
The methods handling collection updates can be optimized by reducing redundancy and improving the clarity of the operations. Consider refactoring to merge similar operations and clarify the intent of the code.
- const loadedItems = uploadCollection.findItems((entry) => {
- return !!entry.getValue('fileInfo');
- });
- const errorItems = uploadCollection.findItems((entry) => {
- return entry.getValue('errors').length > 0;
- });
+ const { loadedItems, errorItems } = uploadCollection.reduce((acc, entry) => {
+ if (entry.getValue('fileInfo')) acc.loadedItems.push(entry);
+ if (entry.getValue('errors').length > 0) acc.errorItems.push(entry);
+ return acc;
+ }, { loadedItems: [], errorItems: [] });Also applies to: 429-432, 459-461, 473-476
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| this.$['*currentActivity'] = ActivityBlock.activities.UPLOAD_LIST; | |||
| this?.['openSystemDialog'](); | |||
| this?.openSystemDialog(); | |||
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Potential issue with method invocation on possibly undefined object.
The method openSystemDialog() is called with a conditional operator that might not always ensure the method is available. Ensure that the method exists before calling it to avoid runtime errors.
- this?.openSystemDialog();
+ if (typeof this.openSystemDialog === 'function') {
+ this.openSystemDialog();
+ } else {
+ console.error('openSystemDialog method is not defined');
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Ensure proper error handling in TypedCollection instantiation.
The instantiation of TypedCollection does not handle potential errors that might occur during the creation or initialization. Consider adding try-catch blocks around this instantiation to handle any potential exceptions gracefully.
+ try {
const uploadCollection = new TypedCollection({
typedSchema: uploadEntrySchema,
watchList: ['uploadProgress', 'uploadError', 'fileInfo', 'errors', 'cdnUrl', 'isUploading'],
});
this.$['*uploadCollection'] = uploadCollection;
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Failed to create upload collection:', error);
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| const uploadCollection = new TypedCollection({ | |
| try { | |
| const uploadCollection = new TypedCollection({ | |
| typedSchema: uploadEntrySchema, | |
| watchList: ['uploadProgress', 'uploadError', 'fileInfo', 'errors', 'cdnUrl', 'isUploading'], | |
| }); | |
| this.$['*uploadCollection'] = uploadCollection; | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| console.error('Failed to create upload collection:', error); | |
| } |
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Clarify the use of any type for UntypedElement.
The use of any type here lacks type safety. If possible, consider using a more specific type or at least unknown which is safer than any.
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| let value = parseInt(this.ref['input-el'].value, 10); | |||
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Refactor to avoid redundancy in value parsing and updating.
The value parsing and updating logic is repeated multiple times in different event handlers. Consider creating a helper method to encapsulate this logic to improve code reuse and maintainability.
- const value = Number.parseInt(this.ref['input-el'].value, 10);
- this._updateValue(value);
+ this.updateInputValue();And then define the updateInputValue method:
updateInputValue() {
const value = Number.parseInt(this.ref['input-el'].value, 10);
this._updateValue(value);
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| const mappedValue = slope * (this._zero - this.$.min); | ||
| const offset = (mappedValue * (width - this._thumbSize)) / 100; |
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Consistent handling of zero position updates.
The logic for updating the zero dot's position is consistent with the main thumb element's position update logic. However, consider abstracting similar calculations into a shared method to reduce code duplication and enhance maintainability.
- const { width } = this.getBoundingClientRect();
- const slope = 100 / (this.$.max - this.$.min);
- const mappedValue = slope * (this._zero - this.$.min);
- const offset = (mappedValue * (width - this._thumbSize)) / 100;
+ this.updateZeroDotPosition(this._zero);And then define the updateZeroDotPosition method:
updateZeroDotPosition(zeroValue) {
const { width } = this.getBoundingClientRect();
const slope = 100 / (this.$.max - this.$.min);
const mappedValue = slope * (zeroValue - this.$.min);
const offset = (mappedValue * (width - this._thumbSize)) / 100;
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this._zeroDotEl.style.transform = `translateX(${offset}px)`;
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| createCdnUrlModifiers, |
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Ensure consistent import usage.
The function createCdnUrlModifiers is used in cdn-utils.test.js but is not imported. Please add the following import statement at the top of cdn-utils.test.js to ensure consistent and correct usage:
import { createCdnUrlModifiers } from './cdn-utils.js';- File:
utils/cdn-utils.test.js - Lines: Add the import statement at the top of the file.
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Ensure consistent import usage.
Verify that the imported functions are used consistently and correctly throughout the test cases. This helps maintain code quality and prevent runtime errors.
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The _validateSize method could be optimized by caching the regex results and simplifying the condition checks.
- const numericPart = size.match(/\d+/)[0];
- const alphabeticPart = size.match(/[a-zA-Z]+/)[0];
- const bp = Number.parseInt(numericPart, 10);
- if (Number(bp) > MAX_WIDTH_JPG && this.hasFormatJPG) {
- return MAX_WIDTH_JPG + alphabeticPart;
- }
- if (Number(bp) > MAX_WIDTH && !this.hasFormatJPG) {
- return MAX_WIDTH + alphabeticPart;
- }
+ const [numericPart, alphabeticPart] = size.match(/(\d+)([a-zA-Z]+)/).slice(1);
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Refactor URL handling in _fmtAbs method.
The _fmtAbs method handles absolute URL formatting. Consider refactoring it to separate concerns and improve readability.
- const isRel = !src.includes('//');
- if (isRel && !DEV_MODE) {
- return new URL(src, document.baseURI).href;
- }
+ return formatAbsoluteUrl(src);
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+ }
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