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[TS migration] Migrate 'SelectionScraper' lib to TypeScript #27796

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Migrated SelectionScraper files to TypeScript

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Add types.ts file with common types for getCurrentSelection

const domElement = dom as Element;
let domName = domElement.name;
let domChildren: Node[] = [];
const domAttribs = {} as Element['attribs'];
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const domAttribs = {} as Element['attribs'];
const domAttribs: Element['attribs'] = {};

@@ -64,17 +64,17 @@ const getHTMLOfSelection = () => {
// and finally commonAncestorContainer.parentNode.closest('data-testid') is targeted dom.
if (range.commonAncestorContainer instanceof HTMLElement) {
parent = range.commonAncestorContainer.closest(`[${tagAttribute}]`);
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Type parent, now it's of type any


const elementsWillBeSkipped = ['html', 'body'];
const tagAttribute = 'data-testid';

/**
* Reads html of selection. If browser doesn't support Selection API, returns empty string.
* @returns {String} HTML of selection as String
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* @returns {String} HTML of selection as String
* @returns HTML of selection as String

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@blazejkustra can you please do the checklist?

// If browser doesn't support Selection API, return an empty string.
if (!window.getSelection) {
const selection = window.getSelection();
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won't this throw if we don't have window.getSelection(); ?

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@Skalakid is OOO this week, he will adjust it once he's back

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According to the Window types, getSelection should be always present. So I think it won't throw

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@danieldoglas Because this PR is from SWM, Callstack engineers will make the checklist for us. cc @fabioh8010

Comment on lines 69 to 71
} else if (range.commonAncestorContainer.parentNode) {
parent = (range.commonAncestorContainer.parentNode as HTMLElement).closest(`[${tagAttribute}]`);
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} else if (range.commonAncestorContainer.parentNode) {
parent = (range.commonAncestorContainer.parentNode as HTMLElement).closest(`[${tagAttribute}]`);
}
} else {
parent = (range.commonAncestorContainer.parentNode as HTMLElement | null)?.closest(`[${tagAttribute}]`) ?? null;
}

Would be safer if we do like this, in this way we are not changing conditional flow.


parent = parent.parentNode.closest(`[${tagAttribute}]`);
parent = (parent.parentNode as HTMLElement).closest(`[${tagAttribute}]`);
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parent = (parent.parentNode as HTMLElement).closest(`[${tagAttribute}]`);
parent = (parent.parentNode as HTMLElement | null)?.closest(`[${tagAttribute}]`) ?? null;

parentNode can be null.

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Good catch, thanks!

Comment on lines 135 to 147
if (data) {
return {
...dom,
data,
} as DataNode;
}

return {
...dom,
data,
name: domName,
attribs: domAttribs,
children: domChildren,
};
} as Element;
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I didn't fully understand why this change was made.

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I made this change because replaceNodes function should return Node type elements. Node type is a general type and there are many more specific ones that extend it. The problem was that children can be different types of Nodes. According to the domhandler types there isn't any type that have both data and attribs/children attributes. So if there is Node have data I'm returning DataNode, if no I'm returning Element type Node

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// Encoding HTML chars '< >' in the text, because any HTML will be removed in stripHTML method.
if (dom.type === 'text') {
data = Str.htmlEncode(dom.data);
const domDataNode = dom as DataNode;
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@Skalakid Why this logic was moved up?

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I wouldn't change logic as it looks quite fragile 😅

@@ -138,16 +143,15 @@ const replaceNodes = (dom, isChildOfEditorElement) => {
name: domName,
attribs: domAttribs,
children: domChildren,
};
} as unknown as Node;
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@fabioh8010 This assertion was my idea, other thing that we could do is to return new Element(...) or new DataNode(...) instead of assertion, but I didn't want to change the logic that much, wdyt?

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} as unknown as Node;
} as Element & DataNode;

How about this? I tested and it's working :) @blazejkustra @Skalakid

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Definitely better

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@parasharrajat with the new process, can you do the final tests and checklist for this?

let domChildren;
const domAttribs = {};
let data;
const replaceNodes = (dom: Node, isChildOfEditorElement: boolean): Node => {
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The return type does not match the return value. Let's use one type.

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Node is a parent class of DataNode and Element, this function has to be more generic that's why Node is the return type

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type GetCurrentSelection = () => string;

export default GetCurrentSelection;
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Normally, the name of the file matches with the default export but here it isn't. Let's convert it to named export.

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Usually in other libstypes.ts files we used default export, so for consistency I would leave it as is @parasharrajat

if (dom.attribs && dom.attribs[tagAttribute]) {
if (!elementsWillBeSkipped.includes(dom.attribs[tagAttribute])) {
domName = dom.attribs[tagAttribute];
if (dom instanceof Element) {
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we shouldn't add this condition here. This will allow the function to return garbage value. It is better if it errors instead.

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This condition is added to narrow down the type so we can use some of the properties in the if body.

This will allow the function to return garbage value

Not exactly sure what you mean by this? We tested the logic and the argument is either DataNode or Element, so depending on the argument type the code from first/second if is executed

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Previously, if the dom was not in proper structure, the logic will throw now, if it is not Element, it will return a DataNode with empty or undefined properties.

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We need to narrow the type, but you point is also valid. I'm proposing something like this:

    if (dom.type === ElementType.Text && dom instanceof DataNode) {
        ...
    } else if (dom instanceof Element) {
        ...
    } else {
        throw new Error(`Unknown dom type: ${dom.type}`);
    }

We would have to test it thoroughly. Any other ideas? @parasharrajat @Skalakid

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LGTM.

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I agree with that


// Encoding HTML chars '< >' in the text, because any HTML will be removed in stripHTML method.
if (dom.type === 'text') {
if (dom.type.toString() === 'text' && dom instanceof DataNode) {
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Previously we were strictly matching type property. Now we are doing a type conversion before matching it. I don't know if it changes anything logically but why do we have to change this condition? I don't think we should change it just to satisfy type checks.

We defined dom as Node on the function definition and now we are checking the type of DataNode. Either we should define the correct type or not.

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Previously we were strictly matching type property. Now we are doing a type conversion before matching it. I don't know if it changes anything logically but why do we have to change this condition?

@Skalakid Use this instead:

import { ElementType } from "domelementtype";
...

if (dom.type === ElementType.Text && dom instanceof DataNode) {

We defined dom as Node on the function definition and now we are checking the type of DataNode. Either we should define the correct type or not.

DataNode is a child of Node, so it's perfectly fine to narrow down the type like we do in the if statement dom instanceof DataNode @parasharrajat, wdyt?

dom instanceof DataNode is needed to narrow down the type & use its additional properties that aren't available on Node

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Got it. Thanks.

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const replaceNodes = (dom, isChildOfEditorElement) => {
let domName = dom.name;
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Any reason for this change?

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name is only available on Element

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@Skalakid Please let us know your thoughts on #27796 (comment) ?

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Skalakid commented Oct 9, 2023

Sorry, I missed the notification about this PR, thanks @blazejkustra for answering the comments. I've aded proposed changes

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@danieldoglas Gentle reminder to merge this.

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@danieldoglas bump :D

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Hey guys, I'm back from OOO now. We're in a conference at this moment, so I'll hold for 3 more days to merge this since I don't want to risk generating any regressions in the middle of a conference. Sorry for the long delay here!

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oops, lint is failing after merge. Let's merge this today, sorry for the delay!

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/danieldoglas in version: 1.3.94-0 🚀

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/danieldoglas in version: 1.3.94-0 🚀

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/Beamanator in version: 1.3.94-2 🚀

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/puneetlath in version: 1.3.95-9 🚀

platform result
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🖥 desktop 🖥 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅

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