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fix: docs bundle and description #185

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  • Documentation

    • Updated installation instructions for toolbar tip plugin
    • Updated plugin installation command from quill-header-list to quill-toolbar-tip
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    • Modified import statements in demo components to use Promise.all for asynchronous module loading
    • Streamlined editor initialization process in demo components

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The pull request focuses on refactoring the import and registration process for FluentEditor and HeaderList modules in Vue components. The changes involve using Promise.all for asynchronous imports, ensuring both modules are loaded concurrently before registration. Additionally, the documentation for toolbar tip installation has been updated to reference the correct plugin and installation command.

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File Change Summary
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/header-list-container.vue Refactored imports using Promise.all for FluentEditor and HeaderList
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/header-list.vue Updated import and registration of HeaderList with dynamic import
packages/docs/fluent-editor/docs/toolbar-tip.md Updated installation command from quill-header-list to quill-toolbar-tip

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant App as Vue Component
    participant Import as Dynamic Import
    participant FluentEditor as FluentEditor Module
    participant HeaderList as HeaderList Module

    App->>Import: Promise.all([import FluentEditor, import HeaderList])
    Import-->>App: Modules Loaded
    App->>FluentEditor: Register HeaderList Module
    App->>FluentEditor: Initialize Editor
    App->>FluentEditor: Set Contents
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This pull request focuses on build-related changes and updates to the documentation. It modifies the import strategy for the FluentEditor and HeaderList modules to use Promise.all for asynchronous loading, ensuring better compatibility with server-side rendering (SSR). Additionally, it updates the documentation to reflect these changes and corrects a package installation command.

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packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/header-list-container.vue, packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/header-list.vue Updated import strategy for FluentEditor and HeaderList using Promise.all for SSR compatibility.
packages/docs/fluent-editor/docs/toolbar-tip.md Corrected package installation command from quill-header-list to quill-toolbar-tip.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/header-list.vue (2)

11-14: Add error handling to asynchronous imports.

While Promise.all works well for concurrent asynchronous imports, it is advisable to handle rejection scenarios by adding a .catch() block. This ensures that any import failures (e.g., network or file path issues) do not silently break editor initialization.


36-61: Extensive initial content loading.

Using editor.setContents() to load a large amount of placeholder text is valid for demos. If used in production, it might be beneficial to dynamically load or paginate content to improve performance or simplify maintenance.

packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/header-list-container.vue (2)

11-14: Add error handling to asynchronous imports.

Similar to the other component, include a .catch() block to handle any potential promise rejections and surface any errors during module import.


47-73: Large default content.

As with the other file, loading extensive initial content in a demo is acceptable. Consider lazy-loading or paginating content if you plan to scale this in production.

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packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/header-list.vue (2)

15-16: Confirm module registration correctness.

Registering 'modules/header-list' via FluentEditor.register() is consistent with the rest of the code. However, ensure that you consistently reference 'modules/header-list' across the entire codebase so that module collisions or missed references do not occur.


18-35: Validate theme and module configuration.

The 'snow' theme and the inserted modules appear correctly configured. Ensure that any additional modules (like 'better-table') are properly installed and available in the build pipeline to prevent runtime errors.

packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/header-list-container.vue (2)

15-16: Consistent module key usage.

Double-check that 'modules/header-list' is consistently used—avoid typos or conflicting registrations, as any mismatch in keys could cause silent breakages.


18-45: Scroll container logic seems well-structured.

The code that configures header-list with a scroll container and a dynamic topOffset based on viewport sizing is clear and maintainable. Make sure window size checks do not conflict with any fully responsive design requirements.

packages/docs/fluent-editor/docs/toolbar-tip.md (1)

8-8: Documentation improvement confirmed.

Switching from npm install quill-header-list to npm install quill-toolbar-tip clarifies the needed plugin and aligns with your code changes.

@kagol kagol merged commit 741da15 into opentiny:main Jan 2, 2025
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@zzxming zzxming deleted the fix-docs branch January 27, 2025 04:47
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