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.vscode/settings.json (1)
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1-32: Remember to update documentation for these changes.The PR checklist indicates that documentation hasn't been updated. Consider adding or updating documentation to reflect these ESLint configuration changes, especially if they affect the development workflow or if developers need to be aware of the expanded linting scope.
packages/fluent-editor/src/config/types/editor-modules.interface.ts (1)
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3-38: Interface definition is consistent with the import change.The
IEditorModulesinterface correctly uses the importedToolbarOptiontype and remains consistent with the modified import statement. The interface structure appears to define a comprehensive configuration object for an editor, which aligns well with the file's purpose.Consider adding a brief comment above the interface to explain its purpose and usage. This would enhance code readability and maintainability. For example:
/** * Defines the configuration options for editor modules. * Each property represents a specific module that can be configured or enabled/disabled. */ export interface IEditorModules { // ... existing interface content ... }packages/docs/package.json (1)
14-22: LGTM: Dependencies reordering improves readability.The restructuring of the
dependenciessection is a positive change. The new alphabetical order improves readability and makes future maintenance easier. All dependencies and their versions remain unchanged, which is good for maintaining project stability.Consider adding a comment or documentation explaining the use of
workspace:^for@opentiny/fluent-editor. This can help other developers understand the monorepo setup more easily.packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/code-block-highlight.vue (1)
8-8: Approved: Improved code structure with blank line.The addition of a blank line after the import statements improves readability and adheres to common style guidelines. This change effectively separates the import section from the rest of the code.
Consider adding a blank line before the
hljs.registerLanguage('go', go)statement as well, to further improve code structure:import go from 'highlight.js/lib/languages/go' + hljs.registerLanguage('go', go)package.json (1)
Verification Complete: Quill Dependency Removed
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package.json. However, the project description still references Quill 2.0. Please ensure that the project documentation is updated to reflect this change or provide details on the alternative solutions implemented in place of Quill.🔗 Analysis chain
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1-52: Clarification needed: Removal of quill dependencyThe AI summary mentions that the quill dependency has been removed. However, this change is not directly visible in the provided diff. Given that the project description mentions being based on Quill 2.0, this removal could have significant implications.
Could you please clarify:
- Was the quill dependency removed in a previous commit?
- If so, what is the rationale behind this removal?
- How does this affect the project's functionality, especially considering it's described as "A rich text editor based on Quill 2.0"?
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packages/fluent-editor/src/emoji/formats/emoji-blot.ts (1)
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1-54: Consider further modernization opportunitiesWhile the current changes improve the code quality, there might be opportunities for further modernization:
- Consider using TypeScript's strict mode and adding explicit type annotations to improve type safety.
- The
@dynamiccomment suggests dynamic properties. Consider using a more type-safe approach if possible.- The
valueparameter in thecreatemethod could benefit from a more specific type thanany.- Consider using nullish coalescing (
??) or optional chaining (?.) for safer property access, especially when dealing withemojiMap[value].These suggestions aim to further enhance code quality and maintainability.
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[error] 37-37: Using this in a static context can be confusing.
this refers to the class.
Unsafe fix: Use the class name instead.(lint/complexity/noThisInStatic)
[error] 38-38: Using this in a static context can be confusing.
this refers to the class.
Unsafe fix: Use the class name instead.(lint/complexity/noThisInStatic)
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/custom-toolbar.vue (1)
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1-62: Suggestions for code improvementsWhile reviewing the entire file, I noticed a couple of points that could be improved:
Similar to
hljsandkatex,Html2Canvasis also being assigned to the window object (line 17). Consider applying the same solution to this assignment as suggested for the other libraries.The
editorvariable is declared in the module scope but only assigned inside theonMountedhook. This could lead to issues if it's accessed elsewhere before mounting. Consider using a ref instead:import { ref, onMounted } from 'vue' const editor = ref(null) onMounted(() => { // ... editor.value = new FluentEditor('#editor', { // ... }) })This approach ensures that
editoris always defined and reactive, making it safer to use throughout the component.eslint.config.mjs (3)
1-17: LGTM! Consider adding more ignored directories.The base configuration looks good. Using @antfu/eslint-config as a base and enabling TypeScript and Vue support is appropriate. The stylistic choices are consistent.
Consider adding more commonly ignored directories to the
ignoresarray, such as.git,.vscode, and any build or cache directories specific to your project.
19-31: LGTM! Consider stricter camelcase rule and removing redundant rules.The stylistic and general rules look good and promote consistent code style.
- Consider using a stricter 'camelcase' rule for TypeScript projects. The current configuration allows non-camelcase property names, which might not be ideal for TypeScript.
- Some of these rules might be redundant if they're already covered by @antfu/eslint-config. Consider reviewing the base config and removing any duplicate rules to keep your config DRY.
Example of a stricter camelcase rule:
'camelcase': ['error', { properties: 'always' }],
1-62: Overall assessment: Good base, but reconsider disabled rulesThe ESLint configuration uses a solid base (@antfu/eslint-config) and includes some good customizations. However, there are concerns about the number of important linting rules that have been disabled, which could potentially lead to code quality issues.
Recommendations:
- Review all disabled rules and consider re-enabling them or using 'warn' instead of 'off'.
- For rules that must remain disabled, add comments explaining the rationale.
- Consider creating a separate ESLint configuration file for any legacy code that can't adhere to stricter rules, rather than relaxing rules project-wide.
- Regularly review and update this configuration as your project evolves to ensure it continues to meet your team's needs and coding standards.
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/screenshot.vue (2)
19-40: LGTM: Function refactoring with a minor suggestion.The refactoring of
imgToBase64from an arrow function to a regular function is a good change. The use of a template literal in the error message improves readability.Consider adding a type annotation to the function for improved type safety:
- function imgToBase64(imageUrl: string) { + function imgToBase64(imageUrl: string): Promise<string> {This explicitly declares the return type, making the function signature more clear and helping catch potential type-related issues earlier.
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1-73: Overall assessment: Changes align with PR objectives.The modifications in this file, including the import statement reordering and the
imgToBase64function refactoring, align well with the PR's objective of improving code style and organization. These changes enhance readability and maintain consistent coding practices without introducing new functionality or breaking changes.As the project moves forward with stricter ESLint rules, consider implementing a pre-commit hook using tools like Husky to automatically run ESLint before each commit. This can help ensure that all new code adheres to the updated style guidelines.
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/mention-custom-list.vue (1)
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41-57: Summary: Positive impact on code quality with potential for further improvementsThe changes made to the
searchandrenderMentionItemmethods successfully improve code style by adopting modern JavaScript syntax. These modifications align well with the PR objectives of enhancing code quality and consistency.To further improve the codebase:
Consider applying similar syntactical updates throughout the project to maintain consistency. This could be achieved by:
- Using a linter rule to enforce object method shorthand syntax.
- Creating a small script to automatically update similar method declarations across the codebase.
Would you like assistance in implementing either of these suggestions?
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/image-upload-to-server.vue (1)
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1-85: Consider addressing the following points for further improvement:
Quote Consistency: The file uses a mix of single and double quotes for strings. Consider using a consistent style throughout the file. This might be automatically addressed by the new ESLint rules being introduced in this PR.
Comments: There are some commented sections (e.g., line 22) that might benefit from clearer explanations or removal if they're no longer needed. Clear and up-to-date comments enhance code maintainability.
Error Handling: The error handling in the
imageHandlerfunction could be more robust. Consider adding more specific error messages or logging to help with debugging. Also, you might want to inform the user if the image upload fails and falls back to Base64 encoding.Type Safety: Given that this is a TypeScript file (
lang="ts"), consider adding type annotations to function parameters and return values for better type safety and code documentation.These suggestions align with the PR's goal of improving code quality and consistency. Would you like me to provide specific code examples for any of these points?
packages/fluent-editor/src/format-painter/index.ts (1)
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setTimeoutfunctions are present inpackages/fluent-editor/src/format-painter/index.ts, validating the initial concern. It is recommended to review these instances for potential refactoring or alternative approaches to enhance code reliability and maintainability.🔗 Analysis chain
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14-85: Consider refactoring the FormatPainter function for improved maintainabilityThe FormatPainter function is quite long and complex. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused functions to improve readability and maintainability. This refactoring could include:
- Extracting the format application logic into a separate function.
- Creating dedicated functions for button state management.
- Separating the event binding and unbinding logic.
Add type annotations to improve code clarity
Consider adding type annotations to function parameters and return types where they're missing. This will enhance code readability and catch potential type-related errors early. For example:
const formatRange = (range: Range | null): void => { // ... } const btnActive = (): void => { // ... }Review setTimeout usages for potential improvements
The use of setTimeout, especially with a 0ms delay, often indicates timing-related workarounds. Consider reviewing these instances to see if there's a more robust way to handle the timing issues. For example:
const btnActive = () => { requestAnimationFrame(() => { formatterBtn.classList.add('ql-active') }) }To investigate the impact of these setTimeout calls, you can run the following script:
Clarify 'this' context in the function signature
The use of
this: Toolbar & FormatDatain the function signature suggests that FormatPainter is intended to be used as a method. Consider adding a comment explaining the expected context and usage of this function. For example:/** * FormatPainter function * @this {Toolbar & FormatData} The context should be a Toolbar instance extended with FormatData */ export function FormatPainter(this: Toolbar & FormatData) { // ... }🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/fluent-editor/src/config/editor.config.ts (2)
4-5: Approved with a suggestion for improvementThe relocation of the
BIG_DELTA_LIMITconstant and the addition of an explanatory comment improve code readability and maintainability. However, to enhance international collaboration, consider translating the comment to English.Consider updating the comment to English:
-// Delta数据行太多超出该限制时，加载会比较慢，需要提示用户 +// When Delta data rows exceed this limit, loading will be slow and the user should be notified export const BIG_DELTA_LIMIT = 2000
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1-93: Suggestions for improving overall file structure and documentationWhile the current file structure is functional, consider the following improvements to enhance maintainability and readability:
Group related constants: Consider grouping related constants into separate files (e.g.,
mime-types.ts,language-config.ts) to improve organization.Add JSDoc comments: Add JSDoc comments to explain the purpose and usage of each constant, especially for the MIME type arrays.
Consider using enums or objects: For related constants like MIME types, consider using TypeScript enums or objects for better type safety and organization.
Consistent naming: Ensure consistent naming conventions across all constants (e.g., all caps for constants, camelCase for object properties).
Here's an example of how you could refactor the MIME type constants using an object:
export const MimeTypes = { IMAGE: [ 'image/png', 'image/jpeg', 'image/gif', 'image/svg+xml', ], AUDIO_VIDEO: [ 'audio/wave', 'audio/wav', 'audio/x-wav', 'audio/x-pn-wav', 'audio/mpeg', 'video/mpeg', 'video/x-msvideo', ], // ... other MIME type groups ... } as const; export const FILE_UPLOADER_MIME_TYPES = [ ...MimeTypes.IMAGE, ...MimeTypes.AUDIO_VIDEO, // ... other MIME type groups ... ];This approach provides better type safety and makes it easier to manage and update MIME types in the future.
packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-image/image.ts (1)
28-28: LGTM: Improved string interpolationThe change from string concatenation to a template literal improves readability and aligns with modern JavaScript practices. Good job!
Consider using a more descriptive prefix for the image ID, such as
image-instead ofimg. This could improve clarity, especially if there are other types of IDs in the system. Here's a suggested change:- node.setAttribute('data-image-id', `img${CustomImage.ID_SEED++}`) + node.setAttribute('data-image-id', `image-${CustomImage.ID_SEED++}`)packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/get-html.vue (2)
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72-77: Consider adding error handling to the search function.The search function for the mention module looks good overall. However, it might be beneficial to add some error handling to make it more robust.
Consider adding a check for the existence of the searchKey in each item before accessing it. This can prevent potential runtime errors if an item in the mentionList doesn't have the expected structure. Here's a suggested improvement:
search(term) { return mentionList.filter((item) => { - return item[searchKey] && String(item[searchKey]).includes(term) + return item && searchKey in item && String(item[searchKey]).includes(term) }) },This change ensures that the item exists, the searchKey is present in the item, and then performs the inclusion check.
83-106: Improved readability of color configuration, consider further refactoring for maintainability.The changes to the color configuration improve readability by placing each color on a new line. This is a good improvement that makes the code easier to read and modify.
To further improve maintainability, consider extracting this color array into a separate constant or configuration file. This would make it easier to update the color palette in the future and potentially reuse it in other parts of the application. For example:
// In a separate file, e.g., editorConfig.ts export const EDITOR_COLORS = [ '#ffffff', '#f2f2f2', '#dddddd', // ... rest of the colors ]; // In your current file import { EDITOR_COLORS } from './editorConfig'; // ... in your TOOLBAR_CONFIG color: { text: '主题色', colors: EDITOR_COLORS, },This approach would make the code more modular and easier to maintain.
packages/fluent-editor/src/quick-menu/index.ts (1)
26-26: Approve the simplified Enter key binding manipulationThe change to use dot notation instead of bracket notation for the
Enterkey binding is a good improvement. It enhances code readability without altering the functionality.For even better clarity, consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this line. For example:
// Move the last Enter key binding to the beginning of the array quill.keyboard.bindings.Enter.unshift(quill.keyboard.bindings.Enter.pop())This would help future developers understand the intention behind this manipulation.
packages/fluent-editor/src/config.ts (1)
1-4: Improved import organizationThe reorganization of imports enhances code readability and aligns with the PR objectives. Good job on moving these imports to the top of the file.
Consider grouping related imports together without empty lines between them, unless there's a specific reason for the separation:
import { isNullOrUndefined } from './config/editor.utils' import { EN_US } from './config/i18n/en-us' - import { ZH_CN } from './config/i18n/zh-cn'packages/fluent-editor/src/file/modules/file-bar.ts (2)
144-144: Improved NaN check, but TODO remainsThe change from
isNaN(year)toNumber.isNaN(year)is a good improvement.Number.isNaN()is more precise and aligns with modern JavaScript best practices.However, there's still a TODO comment a few lines above this change that hasn't been addressed. Consider reviewing and addressing this TODO if it's still relevant.
Would you like me to look into the TODO comment and suggest a possible implementation?
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1-145: Consider full TypeScript adoption and modernizationWhile the changes in this file are improvements, there are a few general suggestions for enhancing the overall code quality:
Consider fully adopting TypeScript by adding type annotations to method parameters and return types. This would improve type safety and make the code more self-documenting.
The
cssmethod uses a for...in loop without hasOwnProperty checks. Consider using Object.entries() for safer property iteration.The
operateFilemethod creates and removes DOM elements for downloads. Consider using theURL.createObjectURL()method for a more modern approach to file downloads.Some methods like
setPositionandcsscould potentially be made private using TypeScript's access modifiers.These suggestions aim to modernize the code and leverage TypeScript's features more fully.
packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-image/BlotFormatter.ts (2)
1-7: Improved import organization and type usage.The changes to the import statements are good improvements:
- Using explicit
typeimports forAction,Options, andBlotSpecenhances type checking.- The new import order improves readability by grouping type imports together.
These changes align well with modern TypeScript practices and the PR objectives.
Consider adding a blank line between the type imports and regular imports to further improve readability:
import type Action from './actions/Action' import type { Options } from './Options' import type BlotSpec from './specs/BlotSpec' import { merge as deepmerge } from 'lodash-es' import Quill from 'quill' import ImageBlot, { ImageContainerBlot } from './image' import DefaultOptions from './Options' import { CustomImageSpec } from './specs/CustomImageSpec'
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9-186: Overall code structure looks good.The rest of the file remains unchanged and appears to work correctly with the new import structure. The
BlotFormatterclass uses the imported types and classes as expected.To further improve code organization, consider grouping related methods within the
BlotFormatterclass. For example, you could group lifecycle methods (show,hide,update) together, and utility methods (setUserSelect,repositionOverlay) in another section. This can enhance readability and maintainability of the code.packages/fluent-editor/src/config/editor.utils.ts (2)
171-175: Consider maintaining consistent function declarationsThe change from
indexOftoincludesfor protocol checking improves readability and is approved. However, the switch from an arrow function to a regular function declaration might affect consistency with other functions in the file. Consider maintaining a consistent style for function declarations throughout the file.If other utility functions in this file use arrow function syntax, consider reverting this change:
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178-178: Consider maintaining consistent function declarationsThe change from an arrow function to a regular function declaration doesn't affect functionality but might impact consistency with other functions in the file. Consider maintaining a consistent style for function declarations throughout the file.
If other utility functions in this file use arrow function syntax, consider reverting this change:
-export function isInside(position, dom) { +export const isInside = (position, dom) => {packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-image/actions/CustomResizeAction.ts (2)
134-135: Consistent use of Number.parseFloat and potential refactorThe changes from
parseFloattoNumber.parseFloatare consistent with the previous changes in the file, which is good for maintaining code style consistency.Consider refactoring this part to improve readability:
this.maxWidth = root.clientWidth - Number.parseFloat(rootStyle.paddingRight) - Number.parseFloat(rootStyle.paddingLeft);This could be rewritten as:
const rightPadding = Number.parseFloat(rootStyle.paddingRight); const leftPadding = Number.parseFloat(rootStyle.paddingLeft); this.maxWidth = root.clientWidth - rightPadding - leftPadding;This refactoring would improve readability and make the code easier to understand at a glance.
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1-205: Overall feedback and suggestions for further improvementsThe changes made in this file are consistent with the PR objectives of improving code quality and consistency. The use of
Number.parseFloatand the conversion ofgetElementStyleto a regular function declaration are good improvements.Here are some suggestions for further enhancements:
Consider adding TypeScript type annotations to improve type safety and code documentation. For example:
function getElementStyle(element: HTMLElement): CSSStyleDeclaration { // ... }The
MIN_WIDTHconstant is defined but never used. Instead,this.minWidthis set toMIN_WIDTHin the constructor. Consider usingMIN_WIDTHdirectly or remove it if it's not needed.There are some magic numbers in the code (e.g.,
level > 3in thefindTdmethod). Consider extracting these into named constants for better readability and maintainability.The
findTdmethod uses recursion. While it works, it might be clearer and more efficient to use a loop instead. Consider refactoring this method.Error handling could be improved. For instance, in the
onMouseDownmethod, there are multiple early returns without any error logging. Consider adding some error logging to help with debugging.These suggestions aim to further improve the code quality and maintainability of the file.
packages/fluent-editor/src/emoji/modules/toolbar-emoji.ts (3)
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32-37: LGTM! Consider removing unused parameters.The conversion to an arrow function is a good practice. It maintains lexical
thisand aligns with modern JavaScript conventions.Consider removing the unused parameters
_deltaand_oldDeltaif they're not needed elsewhere in the codebase:-this.quill.on('text-change', (_delta, _oldDelta, source) => { +this.quill.on('text-change', (source) => {
144-145: LGTM! Improved type safety with annotations.The changes are consistent with the rest of the file and improve type safety.
Consider using a more specific type than
anyfor better type safety:result.sort((a: EmojiItem, b: EmojiItem) => { return a.emoji_order - b.emoji_order })You may need to define the
EmojiIteminterface if it doesn't already exist.
151-160: LGTM! Consistent improvements in code style and type safety.The changes maintain consistency with the rest of the file, improve readability, and enhance type safety.
Consider using a more specific type than
anyfor better type safety:result.forEach((emoji: EmojiItem) => { // ... })You may need to define the
EmojiIteminterface if it doesn't already exist.packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-uploader.ts (1)
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1-196: Overall assessment: Good improvements, but more work needed to fully meet PR objectivesThe changes in this file improve code quality through better TypeScript practices, modern JavaScript syntax, and enhanced readability. These modifications align with the PR's goal of updating code style.
However, to fully meet the PR objectives:
- Ensure that ESLint rules are configured for
.md,.yaml, and.jsonfiles as mentioned in the PR description.- Implement more code recommendation rules if they haven't been added elsewhere.
- Improve the organization of import statements across the project.
Consider the following steps to complete the PR objectives:
- Update the ESLint configuration file to include rules for
.md,.yaml, and.jsonfiles.- Review and update import statement organization across the project for consistency.
- If not already done, add more code recommendation rules to the ESLint configuration.
These steps will ensure that all aspects of the PR objectives are addressed, enhancing the overall code quality and consistency of the project.
packages/fluent-editor/src/fluent-editor.ts (2)
2-24: Import statements reorganization looks good!The reorganization of import statements improves readability and groups related imports together. Moving
IEditorConfigto the top and consolidating imports from './attributors' and './config' are good practices.Consider removing or explaining commented-out imports
There are two commented-out imports for
GlobalLinkandQuickMenu. If these are no longer needed, consider removing them. If they are for future use, add a TODO comment explaining why they are commented out and when they might be used.Suggestion: Use
import typefor type-only importsFor better type-checking and to potentially improve build performance, consider using
import typefor type-only imports. This applies to theIEditorConfigimport and possibly others if they are only used for type information.Example:
import type { IEditorConfig } from './config/types' import type { Module, Parchment as TypeParchment } from 'quill'
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26-165: Consider future refactoring of the registerModules functionWhile not directly related to the changes in this PR, the
registerModulesfunction is quite complex and handles multiple responsibilities. In future iterations, consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused functions for better maintainability and testability.For example:
- A function to register icons
- A function to set up SnowTheme defaults
- Separate functions for different module configurations (toolbar, better-table, image, etc.)
This refactoring would align well with the project's focus on code quality and organization.
packages/fluent-editor/src/screenshot/index.ts (1)
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1-214: Suggestions for further improvementsWhile the changes made are good, there are a few areas where the code could be further improved:
Error Handling: Consider adding more robust error handling, especially in the
Screenshotfunction where errors could occur during the screenshot process.Type Safety: Some areas, like the
Html2Canvasproperty in theresolveOptionsfunction, use@ts-ignore. It might be worth investigating if these can be properly typed to improve type safety.Removed console.log: The AI summary mentioned a removed
console.log('right')statement, but it's not visible in the provided code. Could you clarify where this was removed from?Function Size: The
Screenshotfunction is quite large. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more manageable functions to improve readability and maintainability.packages/fluent-editor/src/emoji/modules/emoji.ts (2)
149-151: LGTM: Arrow function for sortingThe change to use an arrow function for sorting emojis is a good modernization of the code. It simplifies the syntax while maintaining the same functionality.
Consider further simplifying the sort function:
emojis.sort((a, b) => a.emoji_order - b.emoji_order);This one-liner achieves the same result and is a common pattern for numeric sorting.
227-232: LGTM: Improved element creation structureThe changes to the element creation structure, particularly the use of template literals for class names, improve code consistency and readability. This is a good enhancement to the code.
Consider using object property shorthand for the
makeElementcalls where the property name matches the variable name. For example:makeElement('li', {}, makeElement('button', { type: 'button' }, /* ... */))This can make the code slightly more concise while maintaining readability.
packages/fluent-editor/src/link/modules/tooltip.ts (1)
104-105: Improved conditional logic readabilityThe adjustment in the indentation of the logical conditions enhances code readability without altering the logic. This is a positive change.
For consistency, consider using template literals for string concatenation:
- && !event.target.closest(`a.${LinkBlot.className}`) + && !event.target.closest(`a.${LinkBlot.className}`)packages/fluent-editor/src/mention/Mention.ts (2)
101-103: LGTM: Keyboard binding order adjustedThe modification to the order of keyboard bindings for 'Enter', 'Tab', and 'Escape' keys is good. This change gives higher priority to custom handlers while still allowing default behaviors as fallbacks.
The switch from bracket notation to dot notation is a nice stylistic improvement. For consistency, consider using the same approach for all similar operations in the file.
For consistency, you might want to update other occurrences of bracket notation for accessing keyboard bindings throughout the file. For example:
-quill.keyboard.bindings['Enter'] = quill.keyboard.bindings['Enter'].map((item) => { +quill.keyboard.bindings.Enter = quill.keyboard.bindings.Enter.map((item) => {
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359-366: LGTM: Removed unnecessary return statementThe removal of the unnecessary return statement after calling
scrollIntoViewIfNeededis a good change. It eliminates dead code without affecting the functionality.Consider using optional chaining to simplify the method further:
scrollIntoView(node: Element): void { (node as any).scrollIntoViewIfNeeded?.(false) || node.scrollIntoView?.(false); }This change would make the code more concise and eliminate the need for separate checks.
packages/fluent-editor/src/table/modules/table-column-tool.ts (1)
155-162: Improved parsing and property accessThe changes in this segment improve code consistency and clarity:
- Direct property access for
getComputedStyle(row).heightenhances readability.- Using
Number.parseFloat()aligns with the earlier use ofNumber.parseInt().These modifications maintain the same functionality while adhering to modern JavaScript practices.
Consider using optional chaining for
row.childNodes[0]on line 162 to make it more robust:- const rowChildHeight = row && row.childNodes[0] && Number.parseFloat(getComputedStyle(row.childNodes[0]).height) + const rowChildHeight = row?.childNodes[0] && Number.parseFloat(getComputedStyle(row.childNodes[0]).height)This change would prevent potential errors if
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packages/fluent-editor/src/table/better-table.ts (3)
164-165: Adjusted 'Backspace' binding orderThe change ensures that the custom 'Backspace' binding is executed before Quill's default bindings. While this achieves the desired behavior, it relies on the internal structure of Quill's bindings.
Consider using Quill's API to add a custom binding with a higher priority if available. This would make the code more robust against potential changes in Quill's internal implementation.
507-509: Refined 'table-cell-line delete' handlerThe condition for preventing delete operations in table cells has been made more specific, improving the handling of edge cases such as the last cell in a table or cells with no content. This should lead to a better user experience.
While the logic is correct, it's quite complex. Consider breaking it down into smaller, well-named helper functions to improve readability and maintainability. Also, add comments explaining the rationale behind each condition to make future maintenance easier.
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1-576: Overall assessment of changesThe changes in this file primarily focus on improving code style and refining table editing behavior in the Quill editor. Key improvements include:
- More consistent import statements
- Updated method for checking CSS classes
- Refined keyboard event handlers for table cells
These changes generally enhance code quality and user experience. However, some complex logic in event handlers could benefit from further simplification and documentation to ensure long-term maintainability.
Consider creating a separate configuration file for keyboard bindings and table-related constants. This would improve modularity and make it easier to adjust behavior in the future.
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packages/docs/fluent-editor/.vitepress/theme/index.ts (3)
1-4: LGTM: Import statements reorganized effectively.The reordering of import statements improves code organization by grouping related imports together. This change aligns well with the PR objective of enhancing import organization.
8-15: LGTM: Improved formatting for better readability.The formatting changes to the
definefunction, particularly moving the closing brace and parentheses to new lines, enhance code readability. This adjustment likely aligns with the new ESLint configuration mentioned in the PR objectives.
1-15: Overall: Changes align well with PR objectives and improve code quality.The modifications in this file, including import statement reorganization and formatting improvements, contribute positively to code organization and readability. These changes are consistent with the PR objectives of enhancing import organization and updating code style. The alterations do not introduce any breaking changes or modify the core functionality, which is in line with the PR summary.
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5-24: LGTM! The configuration remains unchanged and correct.The rest of the file, including the Vite configuration object, remains unchanged. The
pathmodule is still used correctly in theresolve.aliasconfiguration after the import change. This maintains the functionality of the configuration as intended.
1-3: LGTM! Import statements have been updated and reorganized.The changes in the import statements are good improvements:
- Using
import path from 'node:path'is a recommended practice for Node.js projects.- The reordering of imports aligns with the PR objective of improving import organization.
These changes enhance code quality without affecting functionality.
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packages/fluent-editor/src/config/types/editor-modules.interface.ts (1)
1-1: Excellent use of type-only import!The change from a standard import to a type-only import for
ToolbarOptionis a great improvement. This modification ensures thatToolbarOptionis used solely for type checking purposes and won't be included in the compiled JavaScript output. This practice helps to keep the runtime code lean and is in line with TypeScript best practices.packages/fluent-editor/src/config/types/editor-config.interface.ts (4)
2-2: LGTM: Improved type-only import for ScreenShotOptionsThe change to a type-only import for
ScreenShotOptionsis a good practice. It clearly indicates that only the type information is needed, potentially improving build performance through better tree-shaking.
3-3: LGTM: Improved type-only import for IEditorModulesThe change to a type-only import for
IEditorModulesis a good practice. It clearly indicates that only the type information is needed, potentially improving build performance through better tree-shaking.
2-4: LGTM: Consistent use of type-only importsThe changes to type-only imports for
ScreenShotOptions,IEditorModules, andEditorFormatare all good practices. These changes:
- Clearly distinguish between type imports and value imports.
- Potentially improve build performance through better tree-shaking.
- Align with TypeScript best practices.
These modifications contribute to better code organization and maintainability, which aligns with the PR objectives of improving import organization and enhancing code quality.
1-4: Overall impact: Improved type safety and potential performance gainsThe changes to this file improve type safety and potentially enhance build performance through better tree-shaking. These modifications align with modern TypeScript best practices and contribute to better code organization.
While the ESLint upgrade to version 9.x mentioned in the PR objectives isn't directly visible in this file, these import changes might be a result of new ESLint rules. To ensure consistency across the project, it would be beneficial to verify that similar import optimizations have been applied to other files where applicable.
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packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/mention.vue (1)
32-32: Approved: Improved method syntaxThe update to the
searchmethod syntax fromsearch: function (term)tosearch(term)is a positive change. This new syntax:
- Aligns with modern JavaScript (ES6+) practices.
- Improves code readability.
- Is more concise while maintaining the same functionality.
Great job on keeping the codebase up-to-date with current best practices!
packages/docs/package.json (2)
4-5: LGTM: Field reordering is acceptable.The reordering of
versionandprivatefields is a matter of style preference and doesn't affect the package functionality. This change is acceptable.
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1-33: Verify completeness of PR changes.The changes in this file improve code organization, which aligns with one of the PR objectives. However, the main objectives mentioned in the PR description, such as upgrading ESLint to version 9.x and configuring new ESLint rules, are not reflected in this file.
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7-7: LGTM! Changes align with PR objectives.The addition of
file-operation.interfaceexport and the repositioning ofvalidate-error.interfaceexport are consistent with the PR objectives of improving code organization and import structure. These changes enhance the modularity and maintainability of the codebase.Let's verify if the newly exported interface is used elsewhere in the codebase:
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packages/fluent-editor/src/syntax/index.ts (1)
1-4: Improved type safety and import clarity.The change from a direct import to a type-only import for
TypeSyntaxis a positive improvement. This modification:
- Separates type information from runtime code, which is a TypeScript best practice.
- Explicitly types the
Syntaxconstant astypeof TypeSyntax, enhancing type safety.- Maintains the same functionality while improving code quality.
These changes align well with the PR's objective of enhancing code quality and consistency.
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/code-block-highlight.vue (1)
3-3: LGTM: Import statement reordering.The reordering of import statements, placing
onMountedfrom 'vue' after thehljsimport, improves code organization by grouping third-party imports together. This change doesn't affect functionality and aligns with good coding practices.package.json (2)
5-14: LGTM: Improved package.json structureThe changes to the metadata section, including the repositioning of the author and license fields and the addition of the repository and bugs sections, enhance the completeness and structure of the package.json file. This provides valuable information for users and contributors.
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1-52: Overall changes align with PR objectives, but testing and documentation concernsThe changes in this PR align well with the stated objectives of upgrading ESLint and improving code style. However, there are a few points that need attention:
The PR checklist mentions that tests for these changes have not been added. Given the significant updates to the linting configuration and dependencies, it would be beneficial to have tests ensuring that these changes don't introduce any regressions.
The documentation has not been updated. While this is primarily a chore PR, the introduction of new linting rules and potential TypeScript support might warrant updates to the project's documentation or contribution guidelines.
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- Will the project documentation be updated to reflect the new linting rules and potential TypeScript support?
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39-39: Improved text content settingThe change from
innerTexttotextContentis a good improvement.textContentis generally faster and more consistent across browsers when setting text content. It's also more appropriate for emoji characters as it treats the content as plain text.
44-44: Enhanced clarity in parsing methodThe change from
parseInttoNumber.parseIntis a good practice. While functionally identical,Number.parseIntmakes the code more explicit about the source of the parsing function. This can prevent issues if the globalparseIntis ever overwritten or shadowed in the scope.packages/fluent-editor/package.json (5)
5-6: LGTM: Author and License fields addedAdding the author and license information is a good practice. The MIT license is a widely-used and permissive open-source license, which is suitable for many projects.
8-14: LGTM: Repository and Bugs fields addedAdding the repository and bugs information is crucial for open-source projects. The URLs are consistent with the project name mentioned in the description, which is good for maintainability and user engagement.
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1-61: Overall package.json changes look goodThe changes to
package.jsonare generally positive:
- Important metadata (author, license, repository, bugs) has been added, improving the package's visibility and usability.
- Dependencies have been updated, particularly TypeScript, which may bring new features and bug fixes.
- No changes were made to scripts or other configurations, reducing the risk of breaking existing workflows.
These updates enhance the package's metadata and keep dependencies current. However, please ensure that:
- The main and module fields are correctly pointing to built files.
- The new lodash-es dependency is actually used in the project.
- The TypeScript update doesn't introduce any breaking changes.
After addressing these points, the changes will significantly improve the package's maintainability and usability.
58-58: LGTM with suggestion: TypeScript version updatedUpdating TypeScript to version
^4.9.5is good for accessing newer features and bug fixes. However, this is a significant version jump from the previous^4.2.4.Please ensure that this update doesn't introduce any breaking changes to your project. You can run the following to check for any TypeScript errors after the update:
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44-46: LGTM: lodash-es dependency addedAdding
lodash-esas a dependency is fine if the project uses it. The version^4.17.15allows for compatible updates, which is good for security and bug fixes.To verify the usage of lodash-es in the project, you can run:
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3-3: LGTM: Import statement reordering.The reordering of import statements, placing third-party library imports before Vue imports, follows a common convention and improves code organization.
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/mention-custom-list.vue (2)
41-45: Approved: Improved method declaration syntaxThe change from
search: function (term) {tosearch(term) {is a positive improvement. It utilizes the object method shorthand syntax introduced in ES6, which enhances code readability and aligns with modern JavaScript practices. The functionality remains unchanged, ensuring no breaking changes are introduced.
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46-57: Approved: Consistent improvement in method declarationThe modification of
renderMentionItem: function (item) {torenderMentionItem(item) {is approved. This change is consistent with the update made to thesearchmethod, utilizing the object method shorthand syntax. It maintains code consistency, improves readability, and aligns with modern JavaScript practices without altering the method's functionality.packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/image-upload-to-server.vue (2)
43-43: Excellent use ofconstfor better variable declaration!The change from
vartoconstfor thereadervariable is a great improvement. This aligns with modern JavaScript best practices and provides several benefits:
- It ensures block-scoping, which can prevent unintended variable leaks.
- It prevents accidental reassignment of the
readervariable, potentially avoiding bugs.- It makes the code's intent clearer, showing that
readeris not meant to be reassigned.This change contributes to the overall goal of improving code quality and consistency.
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1-85: Summary of the review:
- The main change from
vartoconstis approved and improves code quality.- Additional suggestions have been provided for further enhancements, including quote consistency, comment clarity, error handling, and type safety.
- No critical issues were found in the code.
Overall, this change contributes positively to the PR's objective of improving code quality and consistency. The additional suggestions, if implemented, would further align the code with best practices and enhance maintainability.
packages/fluent-editor/src/format-painter/index.ts (2)
3-3: LGTM: Quill import uncommentedThe Quill import has been correctly uncommented and moved to the import section at the top of the file. This change aligns with its usage in the FormatPainter function.
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5-13: Approved: Type alias changed to interfaceChanging
type FormatDatatointerface FormatDatais a good practice. This modification allows for:
- Declaration merging, which can be useful for extending the interface in the future.
- Better representation of the object shape, which is a common TypeScript pattern for defining complex structures.
This change maintains the same structure, so it shouldn't break existing code while providing more flexibility for future extensions.
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/screenshot-upload-to-server.vue (2)
17-38: LGTM: Function signature updated without affecting functionality.The
imgToBase64function has been changed from an arrow function to a regular function declaration. This change aligns with the PR objective of updating code style. The internal logic remains intact, maintaining the correct functionality for converting image URLs to base64 strings.
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imgToBase64function signature update, don't directly relate to the stated PR objectives of upgrading ESLint and configuring linting rules. While this change might be a result of new ESLint rules, it's not explicitly clear from the file contents.Could you please clarify how these changes relate to the ESLint upgrade and configuration mentioned in the PR description? This will help ensure that all changes are accounted for and align with the intended objectives of the pull request.
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3-3: LGTM: Improved code readabilityAdding an empty line after the import statements improves the overall readability of the code by clearly separating the imports from the rest of the file contents.
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70-77: LGTM: Improved array checking methodChanging from
indexOftoincludesis a good improvement. Theincludesmethod is more intuitive to read and slightly more efficient for checking if an element exists in an array. This change maintains the same functionality while improving code quality.
93-93: LGTM: More specific error typeChanging from
ErrortoTypeErroris a good improvement. It provides more specific information about the nature of the error, which can be helpful for debugging and error handling.
118-118: Verify import statements in dependent filesThe change in export order is fine and doesn't affect functionality. However, it's important to ensure that this change doesn't break any existing imports in other parts of the codebase.
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packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/get-html.vue (2)
51-51: Function declaration change looks good.The change from an arrow function to a standard function declaration for
updateHTMLis acceptable. This modification doesn't affect the functionality of the code, and in this context, there's no significant difference between the two forms.Note that standard function declarations are hoisted, while arrow functions are not. However, in this case, it doesn't impact the code's behavior as the function is declared before it's used.
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1-13: Overall structure and organization of the file looks good.The file is well-structured using the Vue 3 Composition API with
<script setup>. The imports are appropriate for the functionality being implemented, and there are no apparent redundant or missing imports.The code demonstrates good practices in terms of:
- Using modern Vue 3 features
- Organizing imports at the top of the file
- Separating configuration (like
TOOLBAR_CONFIG) from logic- Using typed imports with TypeScript
Keep up the good work in maintaining a clean and organized codebase.
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packages/fluent-editor/src/quick-menu/index.ts (2)
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1-26: Overall assessment of changesThe changes made to this file align well with the PR objectives. The type-only import of
Quilland the simplifiedEnterkey binding manipulation both contribute to improved code quality and maintainability. These changes do not introduce any breaking changes and should have a positive impact on the codebase.
1-1: Approve the type-only import of QuillThe change to a type-only import for
Quillis a good practice. It indicates thatQuillis used solely for type annotations, which can help reduce bundle size by eliminating unused imports at runtime.Let's verify that
Quillis only used for type annotations in this file:packages/fluent-editor/src/config.ts (3)
18-18: New icon import added correctlyThe
FORMAT_PAINTER_ICONhas been appropriately added to the list of imported icons, maintaining alphabetical order. This change aligns with the PR's objective of updating code style.
1-4: Overall assessment of changesThe changes in this file primarily focus on import reorganization and the addition of a new icon import. These modifications align well with the PR objectives of improving code organization and updating the code style. While the impact appears minimal, it's crucial to ensure that these changes haven't introduced any unintended side effects in the broader context of the project.
To further improve the code:
- Consider grouping related imports without empty lines between them.
- Ensure that the new
FORMAT_PAINTER_ICONis being used appropriately in the project.- Verify that the moved imports (
isNullOrUndefined,EN_US,ZH_CN) are still functioning as expected in their new locations.Also applies to: 18-18
1-4: Verify impact of import changesThe reorganization of imports and addition of the new icon import don't appear to have affected the functionality of the rest of the file. However, it's important to ensure that these changes haven't introduced any unintended side effects.
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Also applies to: 18-18
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packages/fluent-editor/src/file/modules/file-bar.ts (2)
8-8: LGTM: Improved Delta import syntaxThe change from
Quill.imports['delta']toQuill.imports.deltais a good improvement. It's more concise and less prone to typos. This syntax change is unlikely to cause any functional differences.
4-4: Verify the usage of theRangeimportThe
Rangeimport has been uncommented, suggesting it's now being used in the code. However, I don't see any new usage ofRangein the visible changes. Please ensure that this import is necessary and being used somewhere in the code.To confirm the usage of
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3-3: LGTM: Improved Delta import syntaxThe change from
Quill.imports['delta']toQuill.import('delta')aligns with the standard Quill import syntax, improving code readability and maintainability.
13-17: LGTM: Enhanced readability with template literalsThe use of template literals in place of string concatenation improves code readability while maintaining the same functionality. This change aligns with modern JavaScript best practices.
31-31: LGTM: Improved property access syntaxThe change from bracket notation
e.target['result']to dot notatione.target.resultfor accessing the FileReader event result improves code readability and aligns with standard JavaScript practices.
44-51: LGTM: Improved blob type check and Promise structureThe changes in this function enhance readability and maintainability:
- Using
includesinstead ofindexOffor the blob type check is more intuitive and slightly more efficient.- The Promise structure has been reorganized for better clarity without affecting functionality.
These modifications align with modern JavaScript best practices.
199-199: LGTM: Simplified IE checkThe simplification of the Internet Explorer check by removing the bracket notation for
documentModeimproves code readability without affecting functionality.
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1-199: Overall assessment: Improved code quality with minor consistency concernsThe changes in this file generally improve code readability and align with modern JavaScript practices. Key improvements include:
- Better import syntax for Quill Delta
- Use of template literals
- More intuitive array methods (e.g.,
includesinstead ofindexOf)- Simplified property access
However, there are some inconsistencies in function declarations (arrow functions vs. regular functions) that should be addressed for better code consistency. Additionally, consider implementing the suggested optional chaining for improved robustness.
These minor adjustments will further enhance the overall quality and consistency of the codebase.
packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-image/actions/CustomResizeAction.ts (3)
5-9: Improved function declaration styleThe conversion of
getElementStylefrom an arrow function to a regular function declaration is a good change. It improves readability and aligns with common JavaScript best practices without affecting the functionality.
76-76: Consistent use of Number.parseFloatThe change from
parseFloattoNumber.parseFloathere is consistent with the previous change and maintains consistency within the file.
73-73: Consistent use of Number.parseFloatThe change from
parseFloattoNumber.parseFloatis good for consistency. It's functionally equivalent and aligns with modern JavaScript practices.To ensure consistency across the codebase, please run the following script:
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packages/fluent-editor/src/emoji/modules/toolbar-emoji.ts (5)
73-78: LGTM! Improved readability with template literals.The use of template literals for style properties enhances code readability and maintainability.
114-118: LGTM! Consistent use of arrow functions and template literals.The changes improve code consistency and readability without altering the functionality.
124-125: LGTM! Consistent improvements in code style.The changes maintain consistency with the rest of the file and improve readability.
163-165: LGTM! Consistent improvements in code style.The changes maintain consistency with the rest of the file and improve readability without altering the functionality.
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1-183: Overall assessment: Excellent improvements in code style and readability.The changes in this file consistently improve code style by converting to arrow functions and using template literals. These modifications enhance readability and maintainability without altering the functionality. The changes align well with the PR objectives of updating code style.
A few minor suggestions were made to further improve type safety by using more specific types instead of
any. Consider implementing these suggestions to make the code even more robust.Great job on maintaining consistency throughout the file!
packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-uploader.ts (5)
1-1: LGTM: Improved type import forRangeThe use of
typeimport forRangeis a good practice in TypeScript. It ensures that the import is used only for type checking and is removed during compilation, potentially improving build performance and reducing bundle size.
71-71: LGTM: Improved file type checkingReplacing
indexOfwithincludesfor file type checking is a good improvement. It enhances code readability and uses a more modern JavaScript method without changing the underlying logic.
142-142: LGTM: SimplifiedhasRejectedImageassignmentDirectly passing
hasRejectedImageinstead of explicitly assigning it simplifies the code without changing its functionality. This change improves code conciseness.
156-156: LGTM: Updated object property access syntaxChanging from bracket notation (
result['data']) to dot notation (result.data) is a good stylistic improvement. It enhances code readability and is consistent with modern JavaScript practices.
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9-16: LGTM: ChangedInsertFileDatafrom type to interfaceChanging
InsertFileDatafrom a type to an interface is a good practice as it allows for declaration merging and can be more flexible for future extensions.However, please verify that this change doesn't negatively impact other parts of the codebase that might be using or extending this structure. Run the following script to check for any potential issues:
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1-165: Summary: Import reorganization completed, verify ESLint upgradeThe changes in this file focus on reorganizing and consolidating import statements, which aligns with the PR objectives of improving code organization. The implementation of the
FluentEditorclass and theregisterModulesfunction remain unchanged.To ensure all PR objectives are met:
- Verify that the ESLint upgrade to version 9.x has been completed in the project's configuration files.
- Confirm that the new ESLint rules for
.md,.yaml, and.jsonfiles have been properly configured.- Check if any additional code recommendation rules have been incorporated as mentioned in the PR objectives.
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packages/fluent-editor/src/screenshot/index.ts (4)
3-4: LGTM: Import order changeThe reordering of imports for
ToolbarandQuillis acceptable. This change aligns with the PR objective of improving import organization and doesn't affect functionality.
14-20: Approved: Type alias to interface conversionThe change from a type alias to an interface for
ScreenShotOptionsInQuillis a good practice. Interfaces are more extensible and can be merged, which can improve code maintainability in the long run. This change aligns with TypeScript best practices.
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22-31: Approved: Function declaration style changeThe change from a const function expression to a regular function declaration for
resolveOptionsis acceptable. This doesn't affect the function's behavior or type, but it does have some implications:
- Function declarations are hoisted, which can be beneficial in some cases.
- It follows a more traditional function declaration style, which might improve code consistency.
This change is in line with the PR's objective of improving code style.
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1-214: Overall assessment: Positive changes with room for further improvementsThe changes made in this file align well with the PR objectives of improving code style and organization. The modifications to import order, type definitions, and function declarations all contribute to enhanced code quality and maintainability.
While these changes are positive, there are opportunities for further improvements in areas such as error handling, type safety, and function decomposition. These suggestions, if implemented, could further elevate the code quality and robustness of the screenshot functionality.
Overall, this PR represents a step in the right direction for code quality improvement.
packages/fluent-editor/src/table/formats/list.ts (4)
156-156: Improved readability withincludesGood change! Using
includesinstead ofindexOfimproves readability while maintaining the same functionality. This modern approach is more idiomatic and aligns with best practices in JavaScript.
192-192: Improved property access syntaxGood change! Using dot notation (
formats.list) instead of square bracket notation (formats['list']) for deleting the 'list' property is more concise and generally preferred when the property name is known and valid. This change improves code consistency and readability without affecting functionality.
218-218: Consistent improvement in property access syntaxExcellent! This change from
formats['list']toformats.listis consistent with the previous modification and continues to improve code readability. Using dot notation for known property names is a good practice in JavaScript. This change maintains functionality while enhancing code quality and consistency throughout the file.
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1-228: Overall assessment: Positive code style improvementsThe changes in this file consistently improve code readability and adhere to modern JavaScript best practices. They align well with the PR objectives of updating code style and incorporating more code recommendation rules. These modifications enhance the overall code quality without introducing any functional changes or potential issues.
Great job on maintaining consistency throughout the file and making these beneficial syntactical improvements!
packages/fluent-editor/src/emoji/modules/emoji.ts (4)
104-110: LGTM: Improved string interpolationThe changes to use template literals for setting the
leftandtopstyle properties of the container improve code readability while maintaining the same functionality. This is a good modernization of the code.
192-192: LGTM: Improved array initializationThe change to use
Array.fromfor initializing thebuttonsarray is a good improvement. It's a more modern and clearer way to create an array of a specific length, enhancing code readability.
261-261: LGTM: Consistent string interpolation and simplified defaultThe use of a template literal for setting the
topstyle property on line 261 is consistent with earlier changes and improves readability. The simplification of theemojiListdefault on line 290 removes unnecessary verbosity without changing functionality. Both changes are good improvements to the code.Also applies to: 290-290
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1-314: Overall assessment: Positive code modernizationThe changes in this file primarily focus on modernizing the JavaScript syntax and improving code readability. Key improvements include:
- Consistent use of template literals for string interpolation.
- Adoption of arrow functions where appropriate.
- More modern array initialization techniques.
- Simplified default value assignments.
These changes enhance the maintainability of the code without altering its core functionality. The modifications are consistent throughout the file and align well with contemporary JavaScript best practices.
While the changes are generally positive, consider implementing the minor suggestions provided in the individual comments to further refine the code.
packages/fluent-editor/src/link/modules/tooltip.ts (2)
2-4: Improved import organizationThe reordering of import statements and removal of commented-out code enhances readability and maintains a cleaner codebase. This change is a positive step towards better code organization.
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1-324: Summary of changesThe modifications in this file primarily focus on improving code organization and readability:
- Import statements have been reorganized for better clarity.
- Commented-out code has been removed, reducing clutter.
- Conditional logic indentation has been adjusted for improved readability.
These changes align well with the PR objectives of upgrading ESLint and enhancing code organization. They contribute positively to the codebase by improving maintainability without introducing functional changes.
packages/fluent-editor/src/mention/Mention.ts (3)
6-7: LGTM: Appropriate imports addedThe addition of these imports is good. They're likely needed for the changes made in the file, and the use of destructuring assignment is a clean way to import specific parts of the Quill module.
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148-155: LGTM: Consistent update to Enter key bindingThe update to the 'Enter' key binding mapping is good. It uses dot notation consistently with the earlier changes, which improves code readability. The logic inside the map function remains unchanged, preserving the existing functionality.
188-188: LGTM: Simplified return statementThe simplification of the return statement in the
getMentionItemIndexmethod is a good change. It improves code readability without altering the functionality. This kind of concise expression is generally preferred in modern JavaScript/TypeScript.packages/fluent-editor/src/table/modules/table-column-tool.ts (5)
113-113: Improved parsing with Number.parseInt()The change from
parseInt()toNumber.parseInt()is a good practice. It makes the intention clearer and aligns with modern JavaScript standards. The functionality remains the same as the radix is still specified.
259-259: Improved text content retrievalThe change from
td.innerTexttotd.textContentis a positive improvement:
textContentis generally faster thaninnerText.textContentis more consistent across browsers.textContentreturns the text content of all elements, including those that might be hidden, which can be beneficial in certain scenarios.This change maintains the intended functionality while adhering to web development best practices.
265-266: Improved parsing and refined height calculation
- The change to
Number.parseInt()on line 265 is consistent with earlier modifications and improves code clarity.- The new logic on line 266 introduces a more sophisticated approach to determining
tdHeight:tdHeight = (Number.parseInt(currentHeight, 10) > height0 + delta && currentHeight) || tdHeightThis change appears to use the larger of the current height and the calculated new height, which could potentially fix a resizing issue or improve the resizing behavior.
Could you please clarify the reasoning behind this new logic? It would be helpful to understand:
- What problem does this solve?
- Are there any edge cases we should be aware of?
- How does this impact the overall resizing behavior of the table?
This information will help ensure that the change is working as intended and doesn't introduce any unexpected side effects.
409-409: Improved and consistent integer parsingThe change from
parseInt(width0 + delta)toNumber.parseInt(width0 + delta, 10)brings two important improvements:
- It uses
Number.parseInt(), which is consistent with the changes made elsewhere in the file.- It explicitly specifies the radix (base 10), which is a best practice for
parseIntfunctions.These modifications enhance code consistency and prevent potential issues that could arise from parsing in unexpected radixes. This change maintains the intended functionality while improving the code's robustness.
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1-594: Summary of changes in TableColumnToolThe modifications in this file consistently improve code quality without altering the core functionality:
- Replaced
parseIntandparseFloatwithNumber.parseIntandNumber.parseFloatrespectively, enhancing clarity and consistency.- Improved property access methods, such as changing
td.innerTexttotd.textContent.- Added explicit radix parameters to parsing functions, preventing potential issues with different number bases.
- Refined height calculation logic, potentially improving resizing behavior.
These changes align the code with modern JavaScript best practices, making it more robust and maintainable. The overall functionality of the
TableColumnToolclass remains intact, with these improvements likely resulting in more consistent behavior across different browsers and scenarios.🧰 Tools
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packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-clipboard.ts (10)
19-19: Improved import syntax for DeltaThe change from
Quill.imports['delta']toQuill.import('delta')aligns with the standard Quill import syntax, improving code consistency and readability.
77-77: Improved property access syntaxThe change from bracket notation
window['clipboardData']to dot notationwindow.clipboardDataimproves code readability and aligns with modern JavaScript best practices.
110-110: Consistent improvement in property access syntaxThe change from bracket notation to dot notation for
window.clipboardDatais consistent with the previous change in theonCaptureCopymethod, maintaining a uniform coding style throughout the file.
141-141: Consistent improvements in property access syntaxThe changes from bracket notation to dot notation for accessing object properties (e.g.,
op.attributes.blockquoteinstead ofop.attributes['blockquote']) are consistent throughout the method. This improves code readability and maintains a uniform coding style.Also applies to: 163-163, 188-188, 215-215, 235-235
242-243: Verify logic change in conditionThe condition for checking the next line has been modified. Please verify if this change is intentional and correct:
- && (!line.next || line.next.statics.blotName !== 'table-view') + || line.statics.blotName === 'table-cell-line') + && (!line.next || line.next.statics.blotName !== 'table-view')This change appears to add an additional check for
table-cell-line. Ensure that this modification aligns with the intended behavior for handling list items within tables.
329-329: Verify async change in files2urls methodThe
mapcallback function has been changed to an async function. Please verify if this change is intentional and consider the following:
- Does this change affect the overall behavior of the
files2urlsmethod?- Are there any potential race conditions introduced by this change?
- Is error handling for async operations properly implemented?
Ensure that this modification aligns with the intended asynchronous behavior for file processing.
378-378: Improved use of Number.parseInt()The change from
parseInt(char, 16)toNumber.parseInt(char, 16)is a good practice. UsingNumber.parseInt()is more explicit and is recommended in modern JavaScript. This change improves code quality without affecting functionality.
393-393: Improved regex construction using template literalThe change from string concatenation to a template literal for constructing the regex pattern improves readability and maintainability, especially for complex patterns. This is a good practice in modern JavaScript.
538-538: Consistent Unicode escape sequence representationThe change from
\u00a0to\u00A0for the non-breaking space character is a minor style improvement. Both representations are valid and functionally identical. This change maintains consistency in the Unicode escape sequence format throughout the codebase.
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1-632: Summary of changes and recommendationsThe changes in this file primarily focus on improving code style, readability, and adherence to modern JavaScript best practices. Key improvements include:
- Consistent use of dot notation for property access.
- Updated import syntax for Quill modules.
- Use of template literals for complex string constructions.
- Minor optimizations in method implementations.
While most changes are straightforward improvements, please pay attention to the following:
- Verify the logic change in the condition on lines 242-243 in the
onPastemethod.- Confirm the intentional addition of
asyncto themapcallback in thefiles2urlsmethod on line 329 and ensure proper error handling for asynchronous operations.Overall, these changes enhance the code quality and maintainability of the custom clipboard implementation.
packages/fluent-editor/src/table/better-table.ts (3)
40-40: Improved import statement consistencyThe change from
Quill.imports['delta']toQuill.imports.deltaenhances code consistency and readability. This aligns with the access style used for other Quill imports in the file.
212-214: Improved class checking withincludesThe change from
indexOftoincludesfor checking the presence of 'quill-better-table-selected' class improves code readability and uses a more modern JavaScript method. This is a good practice that makes the code more idiomatic.
507-509: Modified 'table-cell-line backspace' handlerThe condition for preventing backspace in table cells has been relaxed, allowing for more flexible editing. This change improves user experience by permitting deletion of content before a table-cell-line.
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packages/fluent-editor/src/table/formats/table.ts (10)
60-62: Improved array membership check.The change from
indexOftoincludesis a good improvement. It enhances readability and is a more idiomatic way to check for array membership in modern JavaScript/TypeScript.This change simplifies the code and makes it more intuitive. The
includesmethod directly returns a boolean, which is more appropriate for this use case.
287-290: Improved code consistency and readability in TableCell class.The changes in the
formatmethod of the TableCell class are good improvements:
- The use of
includesinstead ofindexOfis consistent with the previous change and improves readability.- The attribute access has been simplified, improving code clarity.
- The handling of the 'cell-bg' case has been made more explicit.
These changes contribute to a more consistent and maintainable codebase.
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515-519: Consistent improvement in TableCol class.The change in the
formatmethod of the TableCol class, usingincludesinstead ofindexOf, is consistent with previous changes in the file. This improves code readability and maintains a uniform coding style throughout the file.
660-661: Improved parsing with Number.parseInt.The change from
parseInttoNumber.parseIntin the TableColGroup class is a good improvement:
- It's more explicit and consistent with modern JavaScript practices.
- It avoids potential issues with the global
parseIntfunction, which can be overridden.- It makes the code's intent clearer, as it's obviously a method of the Number object.
This change contributes to code quality and maintainability.
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744-748: Consistent use of Number.parseInt in TableContainer class.The changes in the TableContainer class methods (deleteColumns, insertColumn, insertRow, and mergeCells) show a consistent use of
Number.parseIntinstead ofparseInt. This is in line with the changes made elsewhere in the file and contributes to overall code consistency and quality.Additional improvements:
- The handling of cell background color in the mergeCells method has been refined.
- The condition for handling cell content in mergeCells has been made more explicit.
These changes enhance the code's clarity and maintainability.
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1202-1205: Improved code documentation in TableViewWrapper.The addition of the comment in the TableViewWrapper constructor is a good improvement. It provides context for the overflow setting in read-only mode, enhancing code maintainability and making it easier for other developers to understand the purpose of this code.
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1-1296: Overall improvements enhance code quality and consistency.This review has covered multiple improvements across the file:
- Consistent use of
includesinstead ofindexOffor array checks.- Uniform adoption of
Number.parseIntfor parsing integers.- Enhanced code documentation with additional comments.
- Introduction of the
reduceFormatsutility function for code reuse.- Updated exports to reflect all changes.
These changes collectively contribute to better code quality, improved readability, and enhanced maintainability. The consistency of these improvements across different classes is particularly commendable.
To ensure these changes haven't introduced any unintended side effects, it would be beneficial to run the project's test suite and perform thorough manual testing of the table functionality.
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1273-1281: Good addition: reduceFormats function for code reuse.The new
reduceFormatsfunction is a great addition:
- It consolidates the logic for reducing cell attributes and identity keys into a format object.
- This abstraction promotes code reuse and reduces repetition across the file.
- It makes the code more maintainable and less prone to errors from repeated logic.
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3-3: LGTM: New import added.The addition of the
compareimport from '../../utils/method' is good. This suggests it's being used somewhere in the file to compare values.Let's verify the usage of the
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packages/fluent-editor/src/config/types/image-upload.interface.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Consider using a more specific function type.The change to a type-only import is a good practice and aligns with TypeScript best practices. It can potentially improve build performance by eliminating unused imports at runtime.
Consider replacing
AnyFunctionwith a more specific function type if possible. This would improve type safety and make the code more self-documenting. For example:import type { UploadCallback } from './type'Where
UploadCallbackcould be defined as:type UploadCallback = (success: boolean, url?: string) => void;This assumes that the callback function receives a boolean indicating success and an optional URL. Adjust the type definition based on the actual usage in your codebase.
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3-7: LGTM! Consider improving the callback type.The
ImageUploadinterface is well-structured for image upload functionality. The use of theFiletype and the optionalhasRejectedImageproperty provides good flexibility.To improve type safety and make the code more self-documenting, consider replacing the
AnyFunctiontype for thecallbackproperty with a more specific function type. For example:export interface ImageUpload { file: File hasRejectedImage?: boolean callback: (success: boolean, url?: string) => void }This assumes that the callback function receives a boolean indicating success and an optional URL. Adjust the type definition based on the actual usage in your codebase.
packages/fluent-editor/src/config/types/additional-toolbar-item.interface.ts (1)
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3-8: Consider using a more specific type for thehandlerpropertyWhile the interface definition is correct and consistent with the import, the use of
AnyFunctionfor thehandlerproperty might be too permissive. It could potentially lead to type safety issues or make it harder for developers to understand what kind of function is expected.Consider defining a more specific function type for
handler. For example:handler: (data: SomeContextType) => voidReplace
SomeContextTypewith the actual type of data that the handler is expected to receive. This would provide better type safety and self-documentation for the codebase.packages/fluent-editor/src/config/types/type.ts (1)
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5-5: Consider refining AnyFunction type in the futureThe
AnyFunctiontype is very flexible, allowing any number of arguments of any type and any return type. While this can be useful in certain scenarios, it's also very permissive and could potentially hide type errors. In the future, consider if this type can be made more specific to improve type safety in the areas where it's used.packages/docs/fluent-editor/index.md (1)
5-6: LGTM! Consider adding an English translation.The added tagline provides a concise and informative description of Fluent Editor, which aligns well with the PR objectives of improving documentation. The content accurately describes Fluent Editor as a rich text editor based on Quill 2.0, highlighting its extended modules, formats, and out-of-the-box functionality.
Consider adding an English translation of the tagline, either as an additional line or as a comment, to improve accessibility for non-Chinese speaking users. This would be especially helpful for an open-source project that might have a global audience.
Example:
text: tagline: 一个基于 Quill 2.0 的富文本编辑器，在 Quill 基础上扩展了丰富的模块和格式，功能强大、开箱即用。 # English: A rich text editor based on Quill 2.0, extending Quill with rich modules and formats, powerful and ready to use out of the box.packages/fluent-editor/src/config/types/editor-config.interface.ts (1)
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1-25: Confirm no impact on existing code and consider additional type-only imports.The changes to the import statements have no negative impact on the rest of the file. The
IEditorConfiginterface continues to use the imported types correctly.For consistency, you might want to consider changing the first import statement to also use
import type:import type { QuillOptions } from 'quill'This would make all imports in this file type-only imports, which could further optimize the build process.
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/code-block-highlight.vue (1)
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1-45: Confirm no impact on existing functionality.The changes to the import statements don't affect the rest of the code or the component's functionality. Everything else remains unchanged, which is appropriate given the nature of this update.
As a minor suggestion for further improvement:
Consider grouping the imports more systematically. For example:
// Vue imports import { onMounted } from 'vue' // Third-party library imports import hljs from 'highlight.js' import 'highlight.js/styles/atom-one-dark.css' import go from 'highlight.js/lib/languages/go' // Local imports (if any)This organization can make it easier to manage imports as the file grows.
package.json (1)
40-40: Consider updating TypeScript to the latest stable version.Adding TypeScript as a dev dependency is a good practice. However, version 4.9.5 is not the latest stable version. Consider updating to the latest stable version to benefit from the newest features, performance improvements, and bug fixes.
You can update to the latest version by running:
npm install --save-dev typescript@latestAfter updating, please ensure that your code is compatible with the new TypeScript version.
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1-41: Suggestions for code improvementsWhile the main change in this file is approved, here are some suggestions to further improve the code:
Standardize quote usage: The file uses a mix of single and double quotes for strings. Consider using one style consistently throughout the file for better readability.
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shelljsoperations to handle potential errors gracefully.Here's an example of how you could improve error handling for one of the operations:
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constfor variables that aren't reassigned (liketargetFile,packagejson, etc.) to make the code's intent clearer.To check for consistent quote usage across the project:
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packages/fluent-editor/src/emoji/formats/emoji-blot.ts (1)
44-44: Approve the use ofNumber.parseIntand suggest a minor enhancementThe change from
parseInttoNumber.parseIntis a good improvement. It doesn't change the functionality, but it makes the code more explicit and aligns with modern JavaScript practices.As a minor suggestion, you could make this line even more concise by using an arrow function:
return string.split('-').map(str => Number.parseInt(str, 16))This change would maintain the functionality while slightly reducing the line length.
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/custom-toolbar.vue (1)
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1-55: Consider refactoring the component for better maintainabilityWhile not directly related to the changes in this PR, here are some suggestions to improve the overall structure of this component:
Move the
TOOLBAR_CONFIGarray to a separate configuration file. This would make it easier to maintain and potentially reuse across different components.Consider using Vue's Composition API more extensively. For example, you could extract the editor initialization logic into a composable function:
function useFluentEditor(elementId: string, config: any) { let editor: any onMounted(async () => { const { default: FluentEditor } = await import('@opentiny/fluent-editor') editor = new FluentEditor(elementId, config) }) return { editor } }
If this component is part of a larger application, consider using a state management solution like Pinia to manage the editor state, which could make it easier to interact with the editor from other components.
Add proper TypeScript types for the FluentEditor and its configuration options to improve type safety and developer experience.
These suggestions could help improve the maintainability and scalability of the component in the long run.
packages/fluent-editor/package.json (1)
44-46: LGTM: lodash-es dependency addedAdding
lodash-esas a dependency is fine if the project uses it. The version specified (^4.17.15) allows for compatible updates.However, it's worth noting that
lodash-esis quite a large library. If only a few functions are used, consider importing them individually to reduce bundle size. For example:import { debounce, throttle } from 'lodash-es';This can help optimize the package size and improve load times.
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/image-upload-to-server.vue (2)
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22-51: Consider refactoring the image upload handler for better error handling and internationalization.While the current implementation works, there are a few areas for potential improvement:
Error Handling: The code assumes a successful response will always have a status of 200. Consider adding more robust error checking.
TODO Comment: There's a TODO comment about replacing the mock API response. Ensure this is addressed before merging to production.
Internationalization: The comments are in Chinese. For better collaboration in international teams, consider translating these to English.
Here's a suggested refactor for the
imageHandlerfunction:function imageHandler(image: File, callback: (url: string) => void) { const data = new FormData() data.append('image', image) fetch(IMG_API_URL, { method: 'POST', body: data }) .then(response => { if (!response.ok) throw new Error('Network response was not ok') return response.json() }) .then(data => { if (data.success && data.data?.link) { callback(data.data.link) } else { throw new Error('Invalid response format') } }) .catch(error => { console.error('Error uploading image:', error) // Fallback to Base64 const reader = new FileReader() reader.onload = (e) => callback(e.target?.result as string) reader.readAsDataURL(image) }) }This refactored version uses
fetchfor better readability, includes more robust error handling, and uses TypeScript types for better type safety.
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8-13: Consider using an enum for toolbar configuration.The
TOOLBAR_CONFIGarray could be defined as a TypeScript enum or constant object for better type safety and maintainability. This would make it easier to update the toolbar configuration in the future and prevent potential typos.Here's a suggested refactor:
enum ToolbarItem { Header = 'header', Bold = 'bold', Italic = 'italic', Underline = 'underline', Link = 'link', OrderedList = 'ordered', BulletList = 'bullet', Clean = 'clean', Image = 'image' } const TOOLBAR_CONFIG = [ [{ [ToolbarItem.Header]: [] }], [ToolbarItem.Bold, ToolbarItem.Italic, ToolbarItem.Underline, ToolbarItem.Link], [{ list: ToolbarItem.OrderedList }, { list: ToolbarItem.BulletList }], [ToolbarItem.Clean], [ToolbarItem.Image], ]This approach provides better type safety and makes the configuration more maintainable.
packages/fluent-editor/src/format-painter/index.ts (1)
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13-80: Consider refactoring for improved maintainability.While the changes made are good, the
FormatPainterfunction is quite complex and long. Consider the following suggestions to improve maintainability:
- Break down the function into smaller, more focused functions. This will improve readability and testability.
- Use a class or object-oriented approach instead of relying on
thiscontext, which will make the code's structure and dependencies clearer.- Consider using TypeScript's strict mode and explicit return types for better type safety.
Example refactoring (partial):
class FormatPainter { private formatPainter: FormatData['formatPainter']; private quill: Quill; private controls: Toolbar['controls']; constructor(quill: Quill, toolbar: Toolbar) { this.quill = quill; this.controls = toolbar.controls; this.initFormatPainter(); } private initFormatPainter(): void { if (!this.formatPainter) { this.formatPainter = { rangeFormat: {}, isFormatterLock: false, isFormating: false, prepareLock: false, }; } } // ... other methods ... public execute(): void { // Main logic here } }This structure would make the code more modular and easier to understand.
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/screenshot-upload-to-server.vue (1)
17-38: LGTM! Consider using async/await for consistency.The refactoring of
imgToBase64from an arrow function to a regular function declaration is a good change that improves readability without affecting functionality. The core logic and error handling remain intact, which is crucial for the function's role in the screenshot module.For consistency with modern JavaScript practices and to align with the async nature of the function, consider refactoring to use async/await:
async function imgToBase64(imageUrl: string): Promise<string> { return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { const canvas = document.createElement('canvas') const img = new Image() img.crossOrigin = 'Anonymous' img.src = imageUrl img.onload = function () { const ctx = canvas.getContext('2d') if (ctx) { canvas.height = img.height canvas.width = img.width ctx.clearRect(0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height) ctx.drawImage(img, 0, 0) const dataURL = canvas.toDataURL('image/png', 1) resolve(dataURL) } } img.onerror = function () { reject(new Error(`Could not load image at ${imageUrl}`)) } }) }This change would make the function's asynchronous nature more explicit and could potentially simplify usage in other parts of the code.
packages/fluent-editor/src/config/editor.config.ts (2)
4-5: Approve with suggestions: Improve constant documentation and namingGreat addition of an explanatory comment for
BIG_DELTA_LIMIT. This improves code readability and maintainability. However, I have a few suggestions to further enhance this:
Consider translating the comment to English for better accessibility in potentially diverse teams:
// When the number of Delta data rows exceeds this limit, loading may be slower and the user should be notifiedThe constant name
BIG_DELTA_LIMITcould be more descriptive. Consider renaming it to better reflect its purpose and unit, for example:export const MAX_DELTA_ROWS_BEFORE_WARNING = 2000Add a type annotation to the constant for improved type safety:
export const MAX_DELTA_ROWS_BEFORE_WARNING: number = 2000These changes would make the code more self-explanatory and maintainable.
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1-93: Consider refactoring MIME type configurationsWhile not directly related to the current changes, I noticed that this file contains numerous MIME type configurations for various file types. To improve maintainability and organization, consider the following suggestions:
- Move MIME type configurations to a separate file, e.g.,
mime-types.config.ts.- Group related MIME types into objects or Maps instead of separate arrays.
- Use a library like
mime-typesto handle MIME type checking, which could reduce the need for manual maintenance of these lists.Example refactoring:
// mime-types.config.ts export const MIME_TYPES = { IMAGE: ['image/png', 'image/jpeg', 'image/gif', 'image/svg+xml'], DOCUMENT: { GENERIC: ['text/plain', 'application/json', 'application/pdf'], MS_OFFICE: { WORD: ['application/msword', /* ... */], EXCEL: ['application/vnd.ms-excel', /* ... */], POWERPOINT: ['application/vnd.ms-powerpoint', /* ... */], }, }, MEDIA: ['audio/wave', 'audio/wav', /* ... */], COMPRESSED: ['application/x-tar', 'application/zip', /* ... */], }; export const FILE_UPLOADER_MIME_TYPES = Object.values(MIME_TYPES).flat();This structure would make it easier to maintain and extend MIME type configurations in the future.
packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-image/image.ts (1)
28-28: LGTM: Improved code readability with template literalsThe use of template literals for setting the
data-image-idattribute is a good improvement. It makes the code more readable and follows modern JavaScript best practices.Consider using string interpolation for the entire attribute value:
-node.setAttribute('data-image-id', `img${CustomImage.ID_SEED++}`) +node.setAttribute('data-image-id', `img-${CustomImage.ID_SEED++}`)This change adds a hyphen between "img" and the ID, which can improve readability and follows common naming conventions for HTML IDs.
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/get-html.vue (2)
83-106: Approved: Improved readability of color optionsThe reformatting of color options improves code readability without affecting functionality. This change makes it easier to review and modify the color palette in the future.
Suggestion for further improvement:
Consider using a constant or configuration file for these color values. This would make it easier to reuse the color palette across the application and simplify future updates.Example:
import COLORS from './constants/colors'; // ... colors: COLORS.EDITOR_PALETTE,This approach would centralize color management and potentially reduce duplication.
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72-77: Consider optimizing the search functionThe current implementation of the
searchfunction works but could be improved in terms of performance and functionality:
- For large lists, consider using more efficient search algorithms or data structures.
- The search is currently case-sensitive. For name searches, a case-insensitive approach might be more user-friendly.
- The function doesn't handle potential undefined or null values for
item[searchKey].Suggested improvement:
search(term) { const lowerTerm = term.toLowerCase(); return mentionList.filter((item) => { const value = item[searchKey]; return value && String(value).toLowerCase().includes(lowerTerm); }); },This version is case-insensitive, handles potential undefined values, and is more robust overall.
packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-image/BlotFormatter.ts (1)
1-7: Improved import structure and type declarations.The changes to the import statements enhance type checking and improve code organization. The separation of type imports and the repositioning of the
deepmergeimport contribute to better code structure.Consider grouping the imports more systematically for even better readability:
// Type imports import type Action from './actions/Action' import type { Options } from './Options' import type BlotSpec from './specs/BlotSpec' // Third-party imports import { merge as deepmerge } from 'lodash-es' import Quill from 'quill' // Local imports import ImageBlot, { ImageContainerBlot } from './image' import DefaultOptions from './Options' import { CustomImageSpec } from './specs/CustomImageSpec'packages/fluent-editor/src/config/editor.utils.ts (3)
13-17: Improved string concatenation with template literalsThe use of template literals for string concatenation is a good improvement. It enhances code readability while maintaining the same functionality.
Consider further simplifying the return statement:
- return ( - `rgba(${ - [(color >> 16) & 255, (color >> 8) & 255, color & 255].join(',') - },1)` - ) + return `rgba(${[(color >> 16) & 255, (color >> 8) & 255, color & 255].join(',')},1)`This change reduces unnecessary line breaks and improves code conciseness.
44-51: Improved Promise handling and type checkingThe changes in this function are positive:
- Using
includesinstead ofindexOffor type checking is more modern and readable.- Returning the Promise directly simplifies the code structure.
These improvements enhance code quality and maintainability.
Consider using a more specific check for image types:
- if (!blob.type.includes('image') || !blob.type) { + if (!blob.type || !blob.type.startsWith('image/')) {This change provides a more precise check for image MIME types and handles the case of an empty type string more explicitly.
199-199: Simplified IE detectionThe removal of bracket notation in accessing
document.documentModeis a good simplification. It improves code readability without changing the functionality.Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this check, as
document.documentModeis a non-standard property specific to Internet Explorer:+// Check for Internet Explorer (IE) version 6-11. IE ≥ 12 doesn't support document.documentMode. export const isPureIE = !!document.documentModeThis addition would improve code clarity for developers who might not be familiar with IE-specific checks.
packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-image/actions/CustomResizeAction.ts (3)
73-73: Consistent use of Number.parseFloatThe change from
parseFloattoNumber.parseFloatis a good practice. It makes the code more explicit and might satisfy new ESLint rules.Consider applying this change consistently throughout the file. For example, there are similar occurrences on lines 76 and 134-135 that could be updated for consistency.
134-135: Consistent use of Number.parseFloat and formatting suggestionThe consistent use of
Number.parseFloathere is good. It aligns with the changes made earlier in the file.Consider formatting these lines for better readability:
this.maxWidth = root.clientWidth - Number.parseFloat(rootStyle.paddingRight) - Number.parseFloat(rootStyle.paddingLeft)This aligns the subtraction operators and makes the code easier to read.
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1-205: Overall code improvements and suggestion for further refactoringThe changes in this file consistently improve the code style by using
Number.parseFloatand updating thegetElementStylefunction declaration. These modifications align well with the PR objectives of updating code style and potentially satisfying new ESLint rules.Consider reviewing the entire file for any remaining instances of
parseFloatthat could be updated toNumber.parseFloatfor consistency. Additionally, if there are any other arrow functions that could be converted to regular function declarations (especially for top-level functions), it might be worth making those changes as well to maintain a consistent style throughout the file.packages/fluent-editor/src/screenshot/index.ts (1)
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22-31: LGTM: Function declaration change is fine.Changing
resolveOptionsfrom an arrow function to a regular function declaration is acceptable. This doesn't affect functionality and might be part of a coding style standardization effort.Consider reviewing other similar functions in the codebase to ensure consistency in function declaration style.
packages/fluent-editor/src/emoji/modules/emoji.ts (2)
149-151: Improved sorting function syntax and type safetyThe refactoring to an arrow function and the addition of type annotations are positive changes that enhance code readability and type safety. This aligns well with modern TypeScript practices and the PR's objectives.
Consider using the
Array.prototype.sort()method's default behavior for numbers to make the code even more concise:emojis.sort((a, b) => a.emoji_order - b.emoji_order)This change eliminates the need for an explicit
returnstatement while maintaining the same sorting logic.
227-234: Improved readability in element creationThe use of template literals for class names and the reformatting of the
makeElementfunction calls significantly improve code readability. These changes are consistent with earlier refactoring and align well with the PR's focus on code style updates.For consistency, consider using template literals for the
classNameattribute of the secondspanelement as well:makeElement('span', { className: 'unmatched' }, emoji.shortname),This minor change would maintain consistency throughout the code.
packages/fluent-editor/src/mention/Mention.ts (1)
188-188: Consider improving readability ofgetMentionItemIndexWhile the consolidation of the
getMentionItemIndexmethod into a single line is more concise, it might be less readable for some developers. Consider breaking it down or adding a comment for clarity:getMentionItemIndex(itemEl: Element) { // Find the index of the item element within the mention list return Array.from(this.mentionListEL.children).findIndex(item => item === itemEl); }This alternative uses
Array.fromandfindIndex, which might be more intuitive for some developers while maintaining the same functionality.packages/fluent-editor/src/table/modules/table-column-tool.ts (3)
155-162: Improved style retrieval and parsingGood improvements in this section:
- Using
getComputedStyle(row).heightinstead ofrow.style.heightis more reliable for getting the actual rendered height.- The fallback for 'auto' height improves robustness, especially for IE11/Edge.
- Consistent use of
Number.parseFloataligns with the earlier use ofNumber.parseInt.Consider using optional chaining for better readability and to avoid potential null pointer exceptions:
- let rowHeight = row && Number.parseFloat(computedHeight) + let rowHeight = row?.childNodes[0] && Number.parseFloat(computedHeight) - const rowChildHeight = row && row.childNodes[0] && Number.parseFloat(getComputedStyle(row.childNodes[0]).height) + const rowChildHeight = row?.childNodes[0] && Number.parseFloat(getComputedStyle(row.childNodes[0]).height)🧰 Tools
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259-259: Type annotation addedThe addition of the
(td: any)type annotation is good for TypeScript compatibility. However, consider using a more specific type if possible, such asHTMLTableCellElementfor better type safety:const hasContentTd: any = tds.find((td: HTMLTableCellElement) => td.getAttribute('rowspan') === '1' && td.textContent !== '\n')
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1-524: Overall code improvements and potential refactorThe changes in this file consistently improve numeric parsing and style retrieval, enhancing code reliability and consistency. Great job on standardizing the use of
Number.parseIntandNumber.parseFloatwith explicit radix values.Consider creating utility functions for common operations to further improve code maintainability:
function parseIntSafe(value: string, fallback: number = 0): number { const parsed = Number.parseInt(value, 10); return Number.isNaN(parsed) ? fallback : parsed; } function parseFloatSafe(value: string, fallback: number = 0): number { const parsed = Number.parseFloat(value); return Number.isNaN(parsed) ? fallback : parsed; }These utility functions could be used throughout the code to simplify numeric parsing operations and provide consistent fallback behavior.
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packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-clipboard.ts (2)
378-378: Approve the use of Number.parseInt, suggest consistent application.The change from
parseInttoNumber.parseIntis a good practice in modern JavaScript. It makes the code more explicit and can prevent issues in certain JavaScript environments where the globalparseIntmight be shadowed.Consider applying this change consistently across the entire codebase. You can use the following command to find other instances of
parseIntthat might benefit from this change:grep -r "parseInt(" .Review the results and update other occurrences of
parseInttoNumber.parseIntwhere appropriate. This will ensure consistency and potentially prevent subtle bugs related to parsing in different JavaScript environments.
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- Pasting plain text
- Pasting formatted text
- Pasting images
- Pasting content into different parts of the editor (e.g., inside/outside tables, in code blocks, etc.)
This will help validate that all paste operations work as expected after the refactoring.
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141-150: Approve refactoring inonPastemethod, recommend thorough testing.The changes in the
onPastemethod, including the switch to dot notation and restructured conditions, improve code readability and maintainability. These modifications appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort.Given the complexity of the paste operation and the number of changes, it's crucial to ensure that all paste scenarios still work as expected. Please conduct comprehensive testing of the paste functionality, including:
- Pasting plain text
- Pasting formatted text
- Pasting images
- Pasting content into different parts of the editor (e.g., inside/outside tables, in code blocks, etc.)
To assist in identifying all the paste-related test cases, run the following command to find all references to paste operations in the test files:
This will help ensure that all existing test cases are still valid and identify any new scenarios that may need testing due to the refactoring.
Also applies to: 163-163, 188-188, 215-215, 235-243
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packages/fluent-editor/src/table/better-table.ts (1)
164-165: Reordered keyboard binding for 'Backspace'The modification to the order of binding callbacks for 'Backspace' is intentional and ensures that the custom binding executes first. This change is acceptable, but it would be beneficial to add a comment explaining why this specific order is necessary.
Consider adding a brief comment explaining the rationale behind this reordering, such as:
// Ensure our custom 'Backspace' binding executes before other bindings const thisBinding = quill.keyboard.bindings.Backspace.pop() quill.keyboard.bindings.Backspace.splice(1, 0, thisBinding)
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🔇 Additional comments (131)
packages/fluent-editor/src/config/types/additional-toolbar-item.interface.ts (2)
1-1: Excellent use of type-only import!The change from a standard import to a type-only import for
AnyFunctionis a great improvement. This modification aligns with TypeScript best practices and can potentially lead to better tree-shaking in the build process, as it clearly indicates thatAnyFunctionis only used as a type and not as a value at runtime.
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1-8: Overall, good improvements with room for further refinementThe changes made to this file, particularly the use of a type-only import, align well with the PR objectives of improving code quality and maintainability. The file remains small and focused, which is excellent. While no breaking changes have been introduced, there's an opportunity to further improve type safety by refining the
handlerproperty type in theIAdditionalToolItemDatainterface.packages/fluent-editor/src/config/types/type.ts (1)
1-1: Excellent use of type-only import!The modification of the import statement to use a type-only import is a positive change. This clarifies that
IToolbarItemis used solely as a type and has no runtime implications. This practice aligns with TypeScript best practices and can potentially lead to better tree-shaking in the build process.packages/docs/fluent-editor/.vitepress/theme/index.ts (4)
1-4: LGTM: Import statements reordered.The reordering of import statements improves code organization and readability. This change aligns with common ESLint rules for sorting imports.
8-8: LGTM: Formatting improvement fordefinefunction.The export statement for the
definefunction has been reformatted, improving code consistency. This change aligns with the PR's objective of updating code style and doesn't affect functionality.
14-15: LGTM:enhanceAppmethod unchanged.The
enhanceAppmethod's functionality remains intact, which is appropriate given the PR's focus on code style updates rather than functional changes.
1-15: Verify ESLint configuration for the entire file.The changes in this file align well with the PR objectives of updating code style and ESLint configuration. To ensure full compliance with the new ESLint rules, it would be beneficial to run ESLint on the entire file.
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packages/docs/fluent-editor/vite.config.ts (2)
1-3: Excellent improvements to import statements!The changes to the import statements are beneficial:
- Using
import path from 'node:path'is a best practice for Node.js projects, as it explicitly uses the built-in module and avoids potential conflicts.- Moving
import { defineConfig } from 'vite'to a separate line improves readability and follows the principle of one import per line.These changes align well with the PR objectives of updating code style and formatting, contributing to better code quality and maintainability.
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1-23: Summary: Positive changes that improve code qualityThe changes made to this file, while minimal, contribute positively to the overall code quality:
- The import statements have been improved for better clarity and adherence to best practices.
- The rest of the Vite configuration remains well-structured and appropriate for the project.
These updates align perfectly with the PR objectives of enhancing code style and formatting. No issues or concerns were identified during this review.
.vscode/settings.json (1)
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1-32: Verify removal of eslint.runtime and eslint.useFlatConfigThe AI summary mentions the removal of
eslint.runtimeandeslint.useFlatConfigproperties, but these are not visible in the provided code snippet. This could be due to limitations in the diff view.Please run the following script to confirm if these properties were indeed removed:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for the presence of eslint.runtime and eslint.useFlatConfig in the current and previous versions of .vscode/settings.json # Check current version echo "Checking current version of .vscode/settings.json:" grep -E "eslint\.(runtime|useFlatConfig)" .vscode/settings.json || echo "Properties not found in current version" # Check previous version in git history echo -e "\nChecking previous version of .vscode/settings.json:" git show HEAD^:.vscode/settings.json | grep -E "eslint\.(runtime|useFlatConfig)" || echo "Properties not found in previous version"This script will help verify if these properties were present in the previous version and confirm their removal in the current version.
packages/fluent-editor/src/config/types/editor-config.interface.ts (1)
2-4: Excellent use ofimport typefor better type safety and potential performance improvements.The changes to use
import typeforScreenShotOptions,IEditorModules, andEditorFormatare a great improvement. This modification:
- Enhances type safety by ensuring these imports are used only for type information.
- Can potentially improve build performance and reduce bundle size through better tree-shaking.
- Aligns with modern TypeScript best practices.
These changes are consistent with the PR objectives of updating code style and ESLint configuration.
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/mention.vue (1)
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32-36: Approve: Improved method syntaxThe update to the
searchmethod syntax fromsearch: function (term)tosearch(term)is a positive change. This modern ES6 shorthand method definition improves code readability and aligns with current JavaScript best practices. The functionality remains unchanged, making this a safe and beneficial update.packages/docs/package.json (3)
4-5: LGTM: Reordering of fields is acceptable.The reordering of the "version" and "private" fields is a cosmetic change that doesn't affect the functionality of the package. This change is acceptable.
14-22: LGTM: Dependencies reordered, but clarification needed on ESLint upgrade.The reordering of dependencies is acceptable and can improve readability. However, I noticed that the PR objectives mention upgrading ESLint to version 9.x and configuring ESLint rules, but these changes are not reflected in this file. Could you please clarify:
- Where is the ESLint upgrade being implemented?
- Are there other files in this PR that contain the ESLint configuration changes?
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1-31: Overall review: Changes are acceptable, but more context needed.The changes in this file, including the reordering of fields and dependencies, are acceptable and don't introduce any functional changes. However, these modifications don't align with the stated objectives of the PR, which mention upgrading ESLint and configuring ESLint rules.
To ensure a comprehensive review:
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packages/fluent-editor/src/config/types/index.ts (2)
7-7: LGTM: Export statements reordered.The reordering of export statements, specifically moving
file-operation.interfaceandvalidate-error.interface, aligns with the PR objectives of updating code style and formatting. This change likely results from applying an ESLint rule for sorting imports/exports, which can improve code readability and maintainability.Also applies to: 22-22
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1-23: Verify consistency of export ordering across the project.While the reordering in this file looks good, it would be beneficial to ensure that this ordering is consistent across all similar files in the project. This will maintain a uniform code style throughout the codebase.
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The export statements in all relevant files are ordered alphabetically, ensuring a uniform code style throughout the codebase.
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packages/fluent-editor/src/syntax/index.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM! Consider verifying TypeSyntax usage project-wide.The change to a type-only import for TypeSyntax is a good practice. It potentially reduces runtime dependencies and improves build-time performance while maintaining type safety.
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TypeSyntaxis correctly implemented and does not affect runtime dependencies.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/code-block-highlight.vue (1)
3-3: LGTM! Import statements reorganized.The changes to the import statements improve code organization and readability:
- Moving the
onMountedimport from 'vue' to line 3 groups it with other library imports.- Adding an empty line at line 8 separates different types of imports.
These modifications align well with the PR objectives of updating code style and sorting imports.
Also applies to: 8-8
packages/fluent-editor/src/link/formats/link.ts (1)
32-32:⚠️ Potential issueImproved readability, but potential behavior change
The update from
indexOftoincludesimproves code readability and follows modern JavaScript practices. However, this change might alter the method's behavior.The code style improvement aligns with the PR objectives.
The new condition[false, null].includes(value)is more specific than the previous implicit falsy check, which could lead to different outcomes for values likeundefined,0, or''(empty string).
Please confirm if this change in behavior is intentional. If so, consider adding a comment explaining why onlyfalseandnullare checked.Suggestion for added clarity:
- if (name !== this.statics.blotName || [false, null].includes(value)) { + // Only format if the name matches and value is truthy (excluding false and null) + if (name !== this.statics.blotName || [false, null].includes(value)) {package.json (4)
5-6: LGTM: Author and license fields repositioned.The repositioning of the author and license fields improves the overall structure and readability of the package.json file.
8-14: Good addition: Repository and bugs sections.The reintroduction of the repository and bugs sections is beneficial. These fields provide crucial metadata for the project, aiding in source code management and issue tracking. The information appears accurate and follows the standard format.
29-30: Simplified lint scripts: Verify coverage.The simplification of lint scripts to target the current directory instead of specific package directories is a good improvement. It makes the commands more straightforward to use.
Please ensure that this change doesn't inadvertently exclude any previously linted files. Run the following script to compare the files covered by the old and new lint commands:
36-38: Dependency updates: Verify compatibility and update configurations.The addition of
@antfu/eslint-configand the updates to@types/nodeandeslintare significant changes that align with the PR objectives. However, these updates require careful consideration:
- The addition of
@antfu/eslint-configmay require updates to your ESLint configuration files to utilize the new ruleset.- The major version update of
@types/node(15.0.2 to 22.7.0) might introduce breaking changes. Ensure that your TypeScript code is compatible with this new version.- The update to
eslint9.0.0 is a major version change. Review the ESLint 9.0.0 changelog for any breaking changes or new features that may affect your configuration.Please run the following script to check for potential issues:
packages/fluent-editor/scripts/pre-release.js (1)
1-1: Approve the change to usenode:pathThe modification to use
require('node:path')instead ofrequire('path')is a good practice. It explicitly indicates that you're using the Node.js built-inpathmodule, which can help prevent conflicts with similarly named modules and improve code clarity.Consider applying this change consistently across the entire project for all Node.js core module imports. This will enhance code consistency and readability.
To ensure consistency, let's check if there are other files in the project that still use the old import style for Node.js core modules:
If this search returns results, consider updating those imports as well.
packages/fluent-editor/src/emoji/formats/emoji-blot.ts (1)
39-39: Approve the use oftextContentinstead ofinnerTextThis change from
innerTexttotextContentis a good improvement. While both would work in this context,textContentis generally preferred for several reasons:
- It's slightly more performant as it doesn't trigger a reflow.
- It's more consistent across browsers.
- It's the standard way to set text content in the DOM.
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/image-upload.spec.ts (4)
1-3: Improved import statementsThe changes to the import statements are beneficial:
- Using
import path from 'node:path'follows the latest Node.js best practice for importing built-in modules, which can lead to better performance and clearer code organization.- The reordering of imports, while not affecting functionality, may contribute to a more consistent code style across the project.
These modifications enhance code quality without altering the test's behavior.
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5-38: No negative impact on existing codeI've verified that the changes to the import statements don't affect the rest of the file:
- The
pathmodule is still correctly used on lines 6, 7, and 15.- The Playwright
expectandtestfunctions are used as before throughout the test.The refactoring of imports has been done cleanly, maintaining the existing functionality without introducing any breaking changes.
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1-38: Well-structured and comprehensive testThe file contains a single, well-structured Playwright test for an image upload feature. The test covers multiple aspects:
- Image upload
- Overlay visibility
- Image resizing
- Overlay removal
The test logic remains unchanged and appears comprehensive. This aligns well with the PR objectives, which focus on ESLint configuration and import ordering rather than functional changes.
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1-38: Summary: Successful code style improvementThis review confirms that the changes to
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/image-upload.spec.tssuccessfully achieve the PR's objective of improving code style:
- The import statements have been updated to follow best practices.
- The ordering of imports has been adjusted, likely for consistency.
- These changes do not affect the functionality of the existing test.
The file continues to contain a well-structured and comprehensive test for the image upload feature. These modifications contribute to better code quality and maintainability without introducing any risks or breaking changes.
packages/fluent-editor/package.json (2)
5-6: LGTM: Author and License fields addedAdding the author and license information is a good practice. The MIT license is a widely-used and permissive open-source license, which is appropriate for many projects.
8-14: LGTM: Repository and Bugs fields addedAdding the repository and bugs information is beneficial for users and contributors. The URLs are consistent with the project name mentioned in the description.
eslint.config.mjs (3)
1-3: LGTM: Import and export structure is correct.The import of
antfufrom '@antfu/eslint-config' and the default export of the configuration are properly structured.
4-17: LGTM: General configuration looks good.The configuration for TypeScript and Vue support, along with stylistic preferences, is well-structured. The ignored directories are standard.
However, could you clarify why regexp rules are disabled? This might impact linting for regular expressions in the project. If there's a specific reason, consider adding a comment explaining this decision.
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19-60:⚠️ Potential issueConsider documenting reasons for disabled rules.
The rules configuration is extensive and covers many aspects of code style and quality. However, there are several disabled rules, particularly for TypeScript, Vue, and some ESLint plugins, that warrant attention:
TypeScript rules (lines 33-41): Disabling these rules might lead to type-related issues. For example,
no-explicit-anyandno-unused-varsare generally considered good practices in TypeScript projects.Vue rule (line 43): Disabling
vue/multi-word-component-namesgoes against Vue's style guide recommendations.Other disabled rules (lines 45-59): Some of these, like
eqeqeq,no-alert, andprefer-promise-reject-errors, are important for code quality and consistency.To improve maintainability and understanding of the configuration:
- Consider re-enabling some of these rules, especially TypeScript-related ones, to leverage the full benefits of static typing.
- For rules that must remain disabled, add comments explaining the rationale behind each decision.
- Create a separate documentation file (e.g.,
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packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/screenshot.vue (3)
3-3: LGTM: Improved import statementThe change to import specific functions (
onMountedandref) from 'vue' instead of importing the entire module is a good practice. It aligns with Vue 3's Composition API and can lead to better tree-shaking in the build process.
37-37: LGTM: Improved error message readabilityThe use of a template literal for the error message is a good improvement. It enhances readability and makes it easier to include dynamic values in the error message.
19-19: Consider implications of changing function declaration styleThe change from an arrow function to a regular function declaration doesn't affect the functionality, but it does change the hoisting behavior. Regular functions are hoisted, while arrow functions are not. Ensure this change doesn't impact any code that might be relying on the previous non-hoisted behavior.
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41-45: LGTM! Improved method syntax.The update to the
searchmethod syntax fromsearch: function (term) {tosearch(term) {is a good improvement. It uses a more concise and modern JavaScript/TypeScript syntax while maintaining the same functionality. This change enhances code readability and aligns with current best practices.
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1-95: Summary: Syntax improvements align with PR objectives.The changes in this file are consistent with the PR objectives of updating code style. The syntax improvements in the
searchandrenderMentionItemmethods enhance code readability and align with modern JavaScript/TypeScript practices. These changes do not introduce any functional modifications or breaking changes, maintaining the existing behavior of the component.As a minor suggestion for future improvements, consider implementing data sanitization for the HTML string generated in the
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46-57: LGTM! Improved method syntax, but consider security implications.The update to the
renderMentionItemmethod syntax fromrenderMentionItem: function (item) {torenderMentionItem(item) {is a good improvement, consistent with thesearchmethod change. It enhances code readability and aligns with modern JavaScript/TypeScript practices.However, it's important to note that the method generates an HTML string directly from user data. While this isn't a new issue introduced by this change, it's worth considering the security implications.
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packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/image-upload-to-server.vue (1)
43-43: Excellent use ofconstfor thereadervariable.This change from
vartoconstis a positive improvement. Usingconstfor variables that aren't reassigned is a best practice in modern JavaScript/TypeScript. It provides block-scoping and prevents accidental reassignment, which can help prevent bugs and improve code readability.packages/fluent-editor/src/format-painter/index.ts (2)
3-3: LGTM: Quill import activated and properly positioned.The uncommented Quill import is now correctly placed at the top of the file, following best practices for import organization. This change aligns with the usage of Quill in the
FormatPainterfunction.
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5-12: Excellent: Improved type definition using interface.Changing
type FormatDatatointerface FormatDatais a good practice in TypeScript. Interfaces are more flexible for future extensions and are generally preferred for object shapes. This change improves code structure without affecting current functionality.packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/screenshot-upload-to-server.vue (2)
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52-59: Excellent use ofimgToBase64in the screenshot module!The implementation of
imgToBase64in theonclonecallback is well-done:
- It correctly handles the asynchronous nature of image conversion.
- The use of
Promise.allensures all images are processed before the screenshot is taken.- This approach effectively solves the issue of html2canvas not capturing images with network requests.
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1-93: Overall, the changes in this file are well-implemented and improve code quality.The refactoring of the
imgToBase64function is the primary change in this file, and it has been done without altering the core functionality of the component. The rest of the file, including the Vue component setup and template, remains unchanged, which is appropriate given the focused nature of this update.These changes align well with the PR objectives of improving code style and maintainability without introducing breaking changes.
packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-image/image.ts (4)
3-3: LGTM: Improved code readabilityThe addition of an empty line after the import statements improves the overall readability of the code by clearly separating the imports from the rest of the file contents.
70-70: LGTM: Improved attribute check usingincludesThe change from
indexOftoincludesfor checking attribute inclusion is a good improvement. It enhances both readability and performance:
- Readability:
includesis more intuitive and clearly expresses the intent of checking for the presence of an element in an array.- Performance:
includesis slightly more efficient as it doesn't need to return the index, just a boolean value.This change maintains the same functionality while adhering to modern JavaScript best practices.
93-93: LGTM: Improved error handling withTypeErrorThe change from throwing a generic
Errorto a more specificTypeErroris a good improvement. This change:
- More accurately describes the nature of the error (a type mismatch).
- Improves error handling and makes debugging easier.
- Follows best practices for JavaScript error handling.
This modification enhances the overall robustness of the code without changing its functionality.
118-118: LGTM: Export order modificationThe modification of the export order is a minor change that doesn't affect the functionality of the code. Both
CustomImageandCustomImageContainer(asImageContainerBlot) are still being exported correctly.However, it's worth noting that changing the order of exports could potentially impact other parts of the codebase if they rely on the specific order of these exports.
To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, let's verify the usage of these exports in the codebase:
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packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/get-html.vue (2)
51-51: Approved: Function declaration changeThe change from an arrow function to a standard function declaration is appropriate. This modification:
- Improves code readability.
- Allows for function hoisting, which can be beneficial in certain scenarios.
- Maintains consistent function declaration style if other functions in the codebase use this format.
The functionality remains unchanged, making this a safe and potentially beneficial refactor.
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1-150: Summary of reviewThe changes in this file primarily focus on code structure and readability improvements. Key points:
- Global assignments to
windowobject were added, which might be reconsidered for better encapsulation.- The
updateHTMLfunction declaration was changed to a standard function, improving consistency and allowing hoisting.- Color options in the toolbar configuration were reformatted for better readability.
- The
searchfunction in thementionmodule could be optimized for performance and robustness.Overall, the changes do not introduce new functionality or breaking changes, aligning with the PR objectives. The suggestions provided aim to further enhance code quality, maintainability, and performance.
packages/fluent-editor/src/quick-menu/index.ts (3)
1-1: Excellent use of type-only import forQuillThe change from
import Quill from 'quill'toimport type Quill from 'quill'is a good practice. This modification ensures thatQuillis used solely for type annotations and not for runtime execution. This can help reduce bundle size and clearly communicates the intent of usingQuillonly for type checking.
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1-105: Overall, theQuickMenuimplementation looks solidThe
QuickMenuclass is well-structured with clear methods for handling various key events. The use of TypeScript adds type safety to the implementation, which is a good practice. The logic for showing/hiding the quick menu and handling navigation within it seems reasonable.However, please ensure that the change in the
Enterkey binding priority (as mentioned in the previous comment) doesn't introduce any unintended behavior changes.
26-26: Please clarify the purpose of modifying theEnterkey binding priorityThis line modifies the order of
Enterkey bindings by moving the last binding to the front of the array. While this change could be intentional, it's not immediately clear why this is necessary. This modification has the potential to alter the behavior of theEnterkey in the editor.Could you please provide some context on why this change is needed? Additionally, it would be helpful to add a comment explaining the rationale behind this modification to improve code maintainability.
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Enterkey bindings in the codebase:packages/fluent-editor/src/config.ts (3)
1-4: LGTM: New imports added for localization and utilities.The addition of imports for
isNullOrUndefined,EN_US, andZH_CNis appropriate. These imports provide direct access to language configurations and a utility function, which aligns with the file's purpose of managing editor configuration.
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1-180: Overall, the changes look good and the file structure is appropriate.The modifications to this file are minimal and focused on adding new imports. The core functionality, including language configuration and icon definitions, remains intact. The file structure is suitable for its purpose as a configuration file for the editor.
Here are a few observations:
- The language configuration (
LANG_CONF) is set based on local storage, which is a good approach for persisting user preferences.- The icon configuration (
ICONS_CONFIG) is comprehensive and well-organized.- The utility functions at the end of the file (
inputFileandgetListValue) seem to be appropriately placed and implemented.No significant issues or areas for improvement were identified in this review.
18-18: LGTM: New icon import added.The addition of
FORMAT_PAINTER_ICONto the imports is appropriate. This suggests a new formatting feature might have been added to the editor.To ensure this new icon is being utilized, please run the following script:
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packages/fluent-editor/src/file/modules/file-bar.ts (3)
4-4: LGTM: Import reordering looks good.The reordering of the import statement for
Rangefrom 'quill/core/selection' is a stylistic change that doesn't affect functionality. This change likely aligns with the project's import ordering conventions.
8-8: Improved syntax for importing Delta from Quill.The change from
Quill.imports['delta']toQuill.imports.deltais a syntactical improvement. It maintains the same functionality while enhancing code readability. This dot notation is generally preferred when the property name is a valid identifier.
144-144: Improved NaN check using Number.isNaN().The change from
isNaN(year)toNumber.isNaN(year)is a significant improvement.Number.isNaN()is more robust as it doesn't attempt type coercion, leading to more predictable results. This change enhances the accuracy of the NaN check and aligns with modern JavaScript best practices.packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-image/BlotFormatter.ts (2)
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9-185: LGTM: Changes integrate well with existing code.The import changes have been well-integrated with the rest of the file. The use of type imports enhances type checking without altering the functionality. The unchanged implementation aligns with the PR objectives of focusing on ESLint configuration and code style updates.
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1-185: Summary: Improved code organization with no functional changes.The changes in this file are focused on improving code organization through better import management and type declarations. These modifications align well with the PR objectives of updating code style and ESLint configuration. The lack of functional changes is consistent with the PR description, ensuring that no breaking changes are introduced.
Key improvements:
- Enhanced type checking through explicit type imports.
- Better code organization with repositioned imports.
- Maintained functionality while improving code quality.
These changes contribute to better maintainability and readability of the codebase, which is a positive step towards long-term code health.
packages/fluent-editor/src/config/editor.utils.ts (5)
3-3: Improved Quill module importThe change from
Quill.imports['delta']toQuill.import('delta')is a good improvement. It uses the recommended method for importing Quill modules, enhancing code readability and maintainability.
31-31: Simplified property accessThe change from
e.target['result']toe.target.resultis a good improvement. It simplifies the code and improves readability without changing the functionality.
171-175: Improved function consistency and protocol checkingThe changes to the
sanitizefunction are positive:
- Changing from an arrow function to a regular function improves consistency with other functions in the file.
- Using
includesinstead ofindexOffor protocol checking is more modern and readable.These improvements enhance code quality and maintainability without altering the core functionality.
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178-178: Improved function consistencyChanging the
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1-199: Overall assessment: Positive improvementsThis PR successfully achieves its objectives by enhancing the ESLint configuration and improving code quality. The changes in this file focus on:
- Modernizing syntax (e.g., using
includesinstead ofindexOf)- Improving code consistency (e.g., standardizing function declarations)
- Enhancing readability (e.g., using template literals)
These modifications align well with the PR's goal of updating code style and formatting. The changes are non-breaking and improve the overall maintainability of the codebase.
packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-image/actions/CustomResizeAction.ts (2)
5-9: Improved function declaration style.The change from an arrow function to a regular function declaration for
getElementStyleis a good practice. It improves readability and aligns with common JavaScript conventions. This change maintains the same functionality while potentially satisfying new ESLint rules mentioned in the PR objectives.
76-76: Consistent use of Number.parseFloatGood job on consistently applying
Number.parseFloathere as well. This maintains code consistency and clarity.packages/fluent-editor/src/emoji/modules/toolbar-emoji.ts (8)
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32-37: LGTM: Arrow function improves readabilityThe conversion to an arrow function is a good improvement. It maintains the correct
thiscontext and aligns with modern JavaScript practices.
73-78: LGTM: Template literals enhance readabilityThe use of template literals for setting style properties is a good improvement. It makes the code more readable and less prone to string concatenation errors.
114-118: LGTM: Arrow function and template literals improve code qualityThe use of an arrow function in the forEach loop and template literals for class names enhances code readability and maintains a consistent modern JavaScript style.
124-125: LGTM: Arrow function in event listenerThe conversion to an arrow function for the click event listener is a good improvement. It aligns with modern JavaScript practices and ensures the correct
thiscontext.
144-145: LGTM: Arrow function in sort methodThe use of an arrow function in the sort method is a good improvement. It enhances readability and maintains a consistent modern JavaScript style.
151-160: LGTM: Arrow function and template literals enhance code qualityThe use of an arrow function in the forEach loop and template literals for class names and innerHTML improves code readability and maintains a consistent modern JavaScript style.
163-165: LGTM: Arrow function in event listenerThe conversion to an arrow function for the click event listener is a good improvement. It aligns with modern JavaScript practices and ensures the correct
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1-185: Overall assessment: Excellent code style improvementsThe changes in this file consistently enhance code readability and maintainability by:
- Converting function expressions to arrow functions
- Replacing string concatenation with template literals
- Maintaining a consistent modern JavaScript style
These modifications align perfectly with the PR objectives of updating code style and formatting. No breaking changes or issues were identified. Great job on improving the code quality!
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9-16: LGTM: Improved type declarationChanging
InsertFileDatafrom a type to an interface is a good practice. This allows for easier extension and implementation of the structure, which is beneficial for maintainability and scalability.
71-71: LGTM: Improved file type checkingThe use of
includesinstead ofindexOfsimplifies the code and improves readability while maintaining the same functionality. This is a good refactoring choice.
142-142: LGTM: Improved property assignmentThe use of shorthand property assignment for
hasRejectedImageimproves code conciseness while maintaining the same functionality. This adheres to modern JavaScript conventions and enhances readability.
156-156: LGTM: Improved object property assignmentThe change from bracket notation to direct property assignment for the
dataproperty in theresultobject enhances readability and maintains consistency with the surrounding code style. This is a good improvement.
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1-196: Overall assessment: Approved with minor verification suggestedThe changes in this file consistently improve code quality, readability, and adhere to modern JavaScript/TypeScript conventions. They align well with the PR's objective of enhancing ESLint configuration and improving code style. While the PR checklist mentioned that tests and documentation were not updated, these changes appear to be low-risk refactorings that don't necessarily require extensive testing or documentation updates.
Key improvements include:
- Changing
InsertFileDatafrom a type to an interface for better extensibility.- Updating the Delta import method to align with Quill's current API.
- Simplifying file type checking logic.
- Using shorthand property assignment and direct property assignment for improved readability.
The only suggestion is to verify the Delta import change to ensure it doesn't introduce any issues across the codebase.
20-20: LGTM: Updated Delta importThe change to
Quill.import('delta')aligns with Quill's current API. This is a good update for maintaining compatibility with the latest Quill version.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please run the following verification script:
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32-185: LGTM: Consistent module and format registrations.The
registerModulesfunction correctly aligns with the import statements at the beginning of the file. All imported modules and formats are properly registered, maintaining consistency throughout the file.
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1-185: Summary: Improved code organization with minimal functional impact.The changes in this file primarily focus on reorganizing and clarifying import statements, which aligns well with the PR's objective of updating code style and formatting. The core functionality of the
FluentEditorclass and theregisterModulesfunction remains intact.These changes should improve code readability and maintainability without introducing any breaking changes or significant alterations to the existing functionality.
2-24: Improved import organization and readability.The reorganization of import statements enhances code readability by grouping related imports together. The added comments provide helpful context for each import's purpose.
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packages/fluent-editor/src/screenshot/index.ts (4)
3-4: LGTM: Import reordering looks good.The reordering of imports doesn't affect functionality and may improve readability or conform to a specific style guide.
14-20: Good improvement: Changed type alias to interface.Changing
ScreenShotOptionsInQuillfrom a type alias to an interface is a good practice. Interfaces in TypeScript are more extensible and can be merged, which could be beneficial for future modifications or extensions to this type.
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95-185: Good cleanup: Removed unnecessary console.log statement.The removal of the
console.log('right')statement is a good cleanup. It's best practice to remove debug logging statements from production code.
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1-185: Overall assessment: Good cleanup and minor improvements.The changes in this file are primarily focused on code cleanup and style improvements:
- Reordering of imports
- Changing a type alias to an interface
- Modifying a function declaration style
- Removing an unnecessary console.log statement
These changes don't alter the functionality of the code but contribute to better maintainability and adherence to coding standards. Good job on the cleanup!
packages/fluent-editor/src/table/formats/list.ts (4)
156-156: LGTM: Improved readability withincludes()The change from
indexOf('ql-soft-break') !== -1toincludes('ql-soft-break')is a good improvement. It makes the code more readable while maintaining the same functionality.
192-192: LGTM: Improved object key syntaxRemoving the quotes around the 'list' key when deleting it from the
formatsobject is a good stylistic improvement. It maintains the same functionality while adhering to common JavaScript practices for object key notation.
218-218: LGTM: Consistent object key syntaxRemoving the quotes around the 'list' key when assigning a value to the
formatsobject is consistent with the previous change and improves the overall code style. It maintains the same functionality while adhering to common JavaScript practices for object key notation.
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1-228: Overall assessment: Minor style improvementsThe changes in this file consist of minor syntax improvements that enhance code readability and adhere to modern JavaScript practices. These modifications align well with the PR objectives of updating code style. No functional changes were introduced, and the existing behavior remains intact. As these are purely stylistic changes, no additional tests or documentation updates are necessary.
packages/fluent-editor/src/emoji/modules/emoji.ts (6)
104-107: Improved string interpolationThe refactoring from string concatenation to template literals enhances code readability and aligns with modern JavaScript practices. This change is consistent with the PR's objective of updating code style.
110-110: Consistent use of template literalsThe change to use template literals here maintains consistency with the previous refactoring and improves code readability. This aligns well with the PR's focus on code style updates.
192-192: Improved array initializationThe change from
Array(emojis.length)toArray.from({ length: emojis.length })is a positive update. This modern approach creates an array withundefinedvalues, which is more explicit and avoids potential issues with sparse arrays. It aligns well with current JavaScript best practices and the PR's focus on code style improvements.
261-261: Consistent use of template literalsThe change to use a template literal here maintains consistency with previous refactoring and improves code readability. This change aligns well with the PR's focus on code style updates and contributes to overall code consistency.
290-290: Simplified default exportThe simplification of the
emojiListdefault export makes the code more concise without altering its functionality. This change contributes to the overall code style improvements targeted by this PR.
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1-318: Overall assessment: Improved code style and readabilityThe changes in this file consistently enhance code style and readability through:
- Consistent use of template literals for string interpolation
- Adoption of arrow functions for concise syntax
- Use of modern array methods
- Improved type annotations
- Better formatting for nested function calls
These refactorings align well with the PR objectives of updating code style and potentially adding more recommended code rules. The changes contribute to a more consistent, readable, and maintainable codebase without introducing functional changes or breaking existing behavior.
packages/fluent-editor/src/link/modules/tooltip.ts (3)
2-4: LGTM: Import statements reorganized.The reorganization of import statements, moving
Emitter,Range, andBaseTooltipto the top of the file, improves code organization and readability. This change follows good coding practices and doesn't affect the functionality of the code.
104-105: LGTM: Improved readability of conditional logic.The changes to the conditional logic in the
mouseoverevent listener improve code readability by clearly separating the conditions. The logical structure remains unchanged, ensuring that the functionality is preserved while enhancing maintainability.
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1-324: Overall assessment: Changes improve code quality without functional modifications.The changes in this file align with the PR objectives of updating code style and formatting. The modifications to import statements and conditional logic improve readability and maintainability without altering the functionality. No issues or potential improvements were identified during this review.
packages/fluent-editor/src/mention/Mention.ts (3)
6-7: LGTM: Import syntax improvementThe changes to the Quill imports, moving from bracket notation to dot notation, improve code readability without affecting functionality. This is a good practice and aligns with modern JavaScript conventions.
101-103: LGTM: Keyboard binding priority adjustmentThe changes ensure that custom keyboard bindings for Enter, Tab, and Escape take precedence over default bindings. This is a good approach to maintain consistent behavior with the mention functionality.
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148-156: Verify the impact of custom Enter key behaviorThe Enter key binding has been completely replaced with a custom implementation. While this allows for better control over the mention functionality, it's crucial to ensure that this change doesn't negatively impact other editor features or user expectations.
Please run the following script to check for any other uses of the Enter key binding that might be affected:
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packages/fluent-editor/src/table/modules/table-column-tool.ts (3)
113-113: Improved numeric parsingGood change. Using
Number.parseIntwith an explicit radix of 10 improves code clarity and ensures consistent decimal parsing across different environments.
265-266: Improved numeric parsing and condition checkGood improvements:
- Using
Number.parseInt(currentHeight, 10)is consistent with earlier changes and improves parsing reliability.- Moving the parsing into the condition check might slightly improve performance by avoiding unnecessary parsing when the condition is false.
409-409: Ensured integer column widthExcellent change. Using
Number.parseInt(width0 + delta, 10)ensures thatcolWidthis always an integer. This prevents potential issues with fractional pixel values in column widths and is consistent with the earlier changes to useNumber.parseInt.packages/fluent-editor/src/custom-clipboard.ts (5)
329-329: Approve the addition of async to the map callback, verify async handling.The addition of the
asynckeyword to the arrow function infiles.map()is appropriate if asynchronous operations are being performed within the mapping function. This change allows for proper handling of Promises or async/await syntax within the callback.Ensure that the asynchronous nature of this operation is properly handled throughout the
files2urlsmethod and its calling context. Verify that:
- All asynchronous operations within the map callback are properly awaited.
- The Promise returned by
Promise.all()is properly handled wherefiles2urlsis called.To help verify this, run the following command to find all usages of
files2urls:grep -r "files2urls" .Review the results to ensure that the method is always used with proper async/await syntax or Promise handling.
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renderStylesfunction, particularly the switch from bracket notation to dot notation, improve code readability and align with modern JavaScript practices. The refactoring appears to maintain the same functionality while making the code more maintainable.While these changes are generally positive, it's important to ensure that they don't introduce any browser compatibility issues, especially when dealing with DOM manipulation and styles. Please verify that the refactored code works correctly across all supported browsers.
To assist in this verification, you can run the following command to find any browser-specific checks or polyfills in the codebase:
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1-632: Overall approval with recommendations for testing and verification.The changes in this file represent a significant refactoring effort that improves code readability, maintainability, and alignment with modern JavaScript practices. Key improvements include:
- Updated import syntax for Quill modules
- Consistent use of dot notation instead of bracket notation
- Refactoring of complex methods like
onPaste- Use of more explicit functions like
Number.parseIntWhile these changes are generally positive, there are some important follow-up actions:
- Conduct comprehensive testing of all clipboard-related functionality, especially paste operations in various contexts.
- Verify browser compatibility, particularly for changes related to
clipboardDataaccess and DOM manipulation.- Ensure consistent handling of asynchronous operations, especially in the
files2urlsmethod.- Apply consistent coding patterns (like
Number.parseInt) across the entire codebase.To ensure the refactoring hasn't introduced any regressions, please:
- Run the existing test suite and verify that all tests pass.
- Add new tests to cover any edge cases that might have been introduced by the refactoring.
- Perform manual testing in different browsers to verify clipboard functionality.
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77-77: Approve the change to dot notation, but consider browser compatibility.The switch from bracket notation to dot notation for
window.clipboardDataimproves readability. However,clipboardDatais not universally supported across all browsers.Consider adding a check for the existence of
clipboardDatabefore using it:-return window.clipboardData.setData('Text', value) +return window.clipboardData && window.clipboardData.setData('Text', value)To verify browser compatibility, run the following command to check if there are any browser-specific checks elsewhere in the codebase:
19-19: Approve the updated Delta import syntax.The change from
Quill.imports['delta']toQuill.import('delta')aligns with modern ES6+ import patterns and is likely part of an upgrade or refactoring effort.Please ensure that this change is compatible with the current Quill version in use. Run the following command to check the Quill version and verify if this syntax is supported:
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packages/fluent-editor/src/table/better-table.ts (4)
40-40: Improved import statement syntaxThe change from bracket notation to dot notation for importing Delta is a good practice. It enhances code readability and aligns with modern JavaScript conventions.
212-212: Improved array checking methodThe change from
indexOftoincludesfor checking the presence of 'quill-better-table-selected' in the classes array is a good improvement. It enhances readability and uses a more modern and semantically correct JavaScript method.
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Key improvements include:
- Updated import statement syntax
- Reordered keyboard binding for 'Backspace'
- Improved array checking method
- Modified backspace behavior in table cells
These changes contribute to better code quality and consistency. However, it's important to ensure that the modified backspace behavior in table cells doesn't introduce any unintended side effects.
To ensure the changes haven't introduced any regressions, please run the existing test suite and consider adding new tests, especially for the modified backspace behavior in table cells.
507-508: Modified backspace behavior in table cellsThe condition for preventing backspace in table cells has been adjusted to allow deletion of content like lists before table-cell-line. This change improves usability but may alter the behavior in some scenarios.
Please ensure that this change doesn't introduce any unintended side effects. Consider adding a comment explaining the rationale behind this modification and update the relevant documentation if necessary.
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60-61: Improved condition for setting list formatThe condition for setting the list format has been simplified, improving readability.
91-91: Use of includes() method for array checkThe
includes()method is now used instead ofindexOf()for checking CELL_ATTRIBUTES. This is a more modern and readable approach.
240-240: Simplified attribute accessAttribute access has been simplified using dot notation instead of bracket notation, improving readability.
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270-271: Added explanatory comment for setCellBg methodA comment has been added to explain the purpose and behavior of the setCellBg method, improving code documentation.
287-287: Use of includes() method for array checksThe
includes()method is now used instead ofindexOf()for checking arrays. This is a more modern and readable approach.Also applies to: 290-290
310-310: Minor formatting improvementsSmall formatting changes have been made to improve code consistency and readability.
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515-515: Use of includes() method for array checkThe
includes()method is now used instead ofindexOf()for checking COL_ATTRIBUTES. This is a more modern and readable approach.
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Number.parseInt()is now used consistently throughout the code instead ofparseInt(). This improves code consistency and is a recommended practice.Also applies to: 684-685, 817-817, 956-956, 1036-1036
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includes()instead ofindexOf().- Enhanced consistency by using
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reduceFormatsto simplify DOM node attribute handling.- Minor formatting improvements and simplifications throughout the code.
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packages/fluent-editor/src/table/modules/table-column-tool.ts (3)
155-162: Improved row height calculation and parsingThe changes in this segment significantly improve the reliability of row height calculations:
- Using
getComputedStyleprovides more accurate height values.- The fallback mechanism for 'auto' height addresses browser-specific issues.
- Consistent use of
Number.parseFloatimproves numeric parsing.- The additional check for minimum cell height enhances layout consistency.
These improvements are well-implemented and approved.
Consider extracting the row height calculation logic into a separate method for better readability and maintainability. For example:
private getRowHeight(row: HTMLElement): number { let computedHeight = getComputedStyle(row).height; if (computedHeight === 'auto') { computedHeight = row.querySelector('td').style.height || '30px'; } let rowHeight = Number.parseFloat(computedHeight); if (rowHeight < CELL_MIN_HEIGHT) { const rowChildHeight = row.childNodes[0] && Number.parseFloat(getComputedStyle(row.childNodes[0]).height); rowHeight = rowChildHeight || CELL_MIN_HEIGHT; } return rowHeight; }This refactoring would make the
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265-266: Improved height calculation for cells with contentThe use of
getComputedStyleandNumber.parseIntfor height calculation is consistent with other parts of the code and ensures accurate values. The logic to prevent shrinking cells with content is a good safeguard.Consider using
Number.parseFloatinstead ofNumber.parseIntfor more precise height calculations, especially if fractional pixel values are relevant:const currentHeight = Number.parseFloat(getComputedStyle(hasContentTd).height);This change would maintain consistency with the
parseFloatusage in other parts of the code and potentially provide more accurate results.
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Number.parseIntto ensure integer column widths is a good practice that can prevent potential rendering issues.For consistency with the usage on line 113, consider adding the radix parameter:
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LGTM with a suggestion for improved robustness
The changes to the
sanitizefunction are good:
- The conversion to a regular function declaration is a valid stylistic choice.
- Using
includesinstead ofindexOfis more idiomatic and slightly more efficient.However, there's room for improvement in terms of robustness:
Consider using optional chaining to prevent potential errors if
anchor.hrefis undefined:-const protocol = anchor.href.slice(0, anchor.href.indexOf(':')) +const protocol = anchor.href?.slice(0, anchor.href?.indexOf(':'))This change will make the code more robust by gracefully handling cases where
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You could refactor the line to use optional chaining:
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171-175: LGTM with a suggestion: Consider optional chainingThe changes in the
sanitizefunction are good improvements:
- The function declaration change is a valid stylistic choice.
- Using
includesinstead ofindexOffor checking the protocol is consistent with other changes and more readable.However, as suggested by the static analysis tool, consider using optional chaining for
anchor.hrefto improve robustness:-const protocol = anchor.href.slice(0, anchor.href.indexOf(':')) +const protocol = anchor.href?.slice(0, anchor.href?.indexOf(':'))This change will make the code more resilient to potential
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155-162: Improved row height calculationGood improvements in handling row heights, especially for IE11/Edge compatibility. The use of
Number.parseFloatis consistent with the earlier change toNumber.parseInt.However, there's a minor improvement we can make:
Consider simplifying the logic for setting
rowHeight:- let rowHeight = row && Number.parseFloat(computedHeight) - if (rowHeight < CELL_MIN_HEIGHT) { - const rowChildHeight = row && row.childNodes[0] && Number.parseFloat(getComputedStyle(row.childNodes[0]).height) - rowHeight = rowChildHeight - } + let rowHeight = row && Math.max(Number.parseFloat(computedHeight), CELL_MIN_HEIGHT)This change eliminates the need for the separate
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259-266: Improved row resizing logicGood improvements in handling row resizing, especially for cells with content. The additional check for
rowspanattribute and non-empty content is a valuable addition.However, there's a minor improvement we can make:
Consider simplifying the logic for setting
tdHeight:- let tdHeight = `${height0 + delta}px` - if (hasContentTd) { - tds.forEach((td: any) => td.getAttribute('rowspan') === '1' && css(td, { height: tdHeight })) - const currentHeight = getComputedStyle(hasContentTd).height - tdHeight = (Number.parseInt(currentHeight, 10) > height0 + delta && currentHeight) || tdHeight - } + let tdHeight = `${Math.max(height0 + delta, hasContentTd ? Number.parseInt(getComputedStyle(hasContentTd).height, 10) : 0)}px` + if (hasContentTd) { + tds.forEach((td: any) => td.getAttribute('rowspan') === '1' && css(td, { height: tdHeight })) + }This change simplifies the logic and reduces the number of DOM operations while maintaining the same functionality.
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packages/fluent-editor/src/config/editor.utils.ts (5)
3-3: LGTM: Improved Quill import syntaxThe change from
Quill.imports['delta']toQuill.import('delta')is a good improvement. It uses the recommended Quill import method, which is cleaner and more consistent with typical import patterns.
13-17: LGTM: Enhanced readability with template literalsThe update to use template literals for string concatenation in the
hexToRgbAfunction is a good improvement. It enhances readability while maintaining the original functionality.
31-31: LGTM: Simplified property accessThe change from
e.target['result']toe.target.resultin theimageFileToUrlfunction is a good simplification. It uses the more common dot notation, which slightly improves readability.
44-51: LGTM: Improved readability and modern string checkingThe changes in the
imageUrlToFilefunction are good improvements:
- The Promise creation on a separate line enhances code structure.
- Using
includesinstead ofindexOffor checking the image type is a more modern and readable approach.These changes maintain the original functionality while improving code quality.
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- The
isInsidefunction declaration change is consistent with the changes made to other functions in the file.- The simplification of the Internet Explorer check in
isPureIEremoves unnecessary bracket notation, making it cleaner.These changes maintain functionality while improving code consistency and readability.
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113-113: Improved numeric parsingGood change. Using
Number.parseIntwith an explicit radix of 10 is a best practice. It prevents potential issues with parsing strings that might be interpreted as other bases (e.g., octal) and makes the code more consistent and explicit.
409-409: Consistent numeric parsingGood change. Using
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1-500: Overall assessment: Improved code quality and consistencyThe changes in this file primarily focus on enhancing numeric parsing and style retrieval methods. These modifications improve code consistency, clarity, and cross-browser compatibility without altering the underlying logic of the
TableColumnToolclass.Key improvements include:
- Consistent use of
Number.parseIntandNumber.parseFloatwith explicit radix.- Better handling of row heights, especially for edge cases in IE11/Edge.
- Improved row resizing logic for cells with content.
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18-50: Consider replacing simulated upload with actual implementation.The
beforeCreateImagefunction currently simulates an upload process usingsetTimeout. While this is fine for demonstration purposes, it should be replaced with an actual server upload implementation for production use.Additionally, the function returns a hardcoded URL ('https://res.hc-cdn.com/tiny-vue-web-doc/3.18.9.20240902190525/static/images/mountain.png') as the final image. This should be replaced with the actual URL returned from the server after a successful upload.
Would you like assistance in implementing a real upload function or creating a placeholder for it?
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1-55: Consider adding error handling and documentation.The changes look good overall, but here are a few suggestions for improvement:
Add error handling for the editor initialization. If
editorRef.valueis null, the function silently returns. Consider logging an error or throwing an exception.Implement error handling in the
beforeCreateImagefunction, especially when dealing with thecanvas.toBlobcallback.Add comments or documentation explaining the purpose of the simulated upload process and how it should be replaced in a production environment.
Consider adding a loading state while the editor is being initialized, to improve user experience.
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packages/fluent-editor/src/utils/image.ts (1)
1-1: Function signature change looks good.The change from an arrow function to a standard function declaration is appropriate. This change doesn't affect the functionality but may impact how the function is bound to
thisin certain contexts, which is likely intentional.packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/screenshot.vue (2)
3-3: LGTM: Import statement reorganization.The reorganization of import statements is a minor change that aligns with code style updates. It doesn't affect functionality and improves readability.
6-6: Clarify the need for global Html2Canvas assignment.The addition of
window.Html2Canvas = Html2Canvasmakes the Html2Canvas library globally available. While this might be necessary for certain functionalities, it raises some concerns:
- It could potentially lead to naming conflicts or unintended global state changes.
- It goes against the principle of encapsulation and module-based architecture.
- There might be security implications of exposing this library globally.
Could you please provide more context on why this global assignment is necessary? If it's required, consider adding a comment explaining its purpose and any potential side effects.
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This will help us understand if this global assignment is actually utilized in other parts of the codebase.
packages/docs/fluent-editor/demos/screenshot-upload-to-server.vue (1)
3-3: LGTM: Import statement is correct.The import statement for
onMountedandreffrom 'vue' is correct and follows the Vue 3 composition API conventions.packages/fluent-editor/src/screenshot/index.ts (5)
3-4: Import reordering and type definition changes look good.The reordering of imports for Quill and Toolbar improves consistency. Changing
ScreenShotOptionsInQuillfrom a type to an interface enhances extensibility. These changes are beneficial for code organization and future maintainability.Also applies to: 15-21
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23-33: Function declaration change for resolveOptions is appropriate.Changing
resolveOptionsfrom a const arrow function to a regular function declaration is a good choice. It maintains consistency with other function declarations in the file and doesn't affect the functionality. This change may also benefit from function hoisting if needed.
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64-71: Improved type safety in renderImage function.The addition of an optional
optionsparameter with explicit omissions enhances type safety and clarifies the expected input. This change improves the function's flexibility while maintaining clear expectations for its usage.
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124-130: Enhanced clarity in Screenshot function.The updates to the Screenshot function, including the use of
resolveOptionsand explicit destructuring of options, improve code clarity and maintainability. These changes make it easier to understand which options are being used and ensure consistent option handling.
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1-258: Overall improvements in code quality and maintainability.The changes in this file align well with the PR objectives of enhancing ESLint configuration and improving code style. Key improvements include:
- Better type definitions and interface usage.
- Consistent function declarations.
- Enhanced type safety in function parameters.
- Improved code clarity and organization.
These modifications contribute to better maintainability and type safety without introducing significant functional changes. The screenshot functionality remains intact while benefiting from these code quality enhancements.
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