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fix: update @opentiny/fluent-editor version and export defaultToolbar #2360

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The changes in this pull request primarily involve refactoring the toolbar function in the options.ts file of the packages/renderless/src/fluent-editor directory. The function now returns an object with a container property that references a new defaultToolbar constant, which consolidates the toolbar configuration. Additionally, the package.json file for the @opentiny/vue-fluent-editor package has been updated to reflect a new version and modified dependencies. A new export for defaultToolbar has also been added in the index.ts file.

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packages/renderless/src/fluent-editor/options.ts Refactored toolbar function to return an object containing defaultToolbar; added defaultToolbar constant.
packages/vue/src/fluent-editor/package.json Updated version from 3.18.0 to 3.18.3; updated dependency @opentiny/fluent-editor from ~3.17.0 to ~3.20.0.
packages/vue/src/fluent-editor/src/index.ts Added new export for defaultToolbar from @opentiny/vue-renderless/fluent-editor/options.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat(fluent-editor): export default toolbar #2350: This PR is directly related as it also modifies the options.ts file, specifically refactoring the toolbar configuration by introducing the defaultToolbar constant, which aligns with the changes made in the main PR.

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@kagol kagol changed the title fix: update @opentiny/fluent-editor version and fix font name display wrong fix: update @opentiny/fluent-editor version and export defaultToolbar Oct 23, 2024
@kagol kagol merged commit 7934850 into release-3.18.0 Oct 23, 2024
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packages/vue/src/fluent-editor/src/index.ts (1)

71-72: Consider the architectural implications of exposing defaultToolbar.

Exposing internal toolbar configuration as a public API has several implications:

  1. It becomes part of your semantic versioning contract
  2. Future changes to the toolbar structure will need to maintain backward compatibility
  3. Consider documenting the structure and usage of defaultToolbar for consumers

Consider whether a more controlled API (like specific toolbar customization methods) might be more maintainable long-term.

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packages/vue/src/fluent-editor/package.json (2)

14-14: Verify if @opentiny/fluent-editor v3.20.0 fixes the font name display issue.

The dependency update from ~3.17.0 to ~3.20.0 is a significant jump that spans multiple minor versions. Please ensure:

  1. Version 3.20.0 specifically addresses the font name display issue
  2. No breaking changes were introduced between 3.17.0 and 3.20.0
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for relevant changes in the dependency

# Test 1: Look for font-related changes in package files
fd package.json | xargs rg -A 5 "@opentiny/fluent-editor"

# Test 2: Check for any migration guides or breaking changes
fd "CHANGELOG.md|BREAKING_CHANGES.md|MIGRATION.md" | xargs rg -i "3\.(?:1[7-9]|20)\.0"

3-3: Verify if patch version increment is appropriate.

The version bump from 3.18.0 to 3.18.3 suggests bug fixes. Given that this PR fixes font name display issues, a patch version increment seems appropriate. However, please ensure there are no breaking changes or new features that would warrant a minor version bump instead.

packages/vue/src/fluent-editor/src/index.ts (1)

71-72: Verify the usage and purpose of the new defaultToolbar export.

This introduces a new public API export which could affect package consumers. Please clarify:

  1. How this export relates to fixing the font name display issue mentioned in the PR objectives
  2. Whether this is intended to be a public API that consumers can depend on

Let's verify the usage of this new export:

✅ Verification successful

Let me gather more context about how this defaultToolbar is being used in the renderless package.


Let me check how this defaultToolbar is being used in the fluent-editor component and if there are any related changes.


Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response:

The defaultToolbar export is a valid architectural change

The defaultToolbar export is part of the fluent-editor's configuration system and is appropriately placed:

  1. It's defined in the renderless package (@opentiny/vue-renderless/fluent-editor/options) along with other editor configurations like simpleToolbar
  2. The export makes the default toolbar configuration accessible to consumers who may want to extend or modify it
  3. This is consistent with the component's architecture where configuration options are exposed from the renderless package

The change appears to be a proper architectural improvement that:

  • Follows the existing pattern of exporting configuration options
  • Provides better customization capabilities for consumers
  • Doesn't affect the component's core functionality or existing font name display
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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any imports of defaultToolbar to understand its usage
rg "import.*defaultToolbar.*from.*@opentiny/vue-fluent-editor" 

# Search for direct usage of defaultToolbar in the codebase
rg "defaultToolbar" --type ts

Length of output: 378


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check the implementation and usage of defaultToolbar in the renderless package
cat packages/renderless/src/fluent-editor/options.ts

# Check if there are any tests or examples using defaultToolbar
rg -l "defaultToolbar" packages/vue/src/fluent-editor/test/
rg -l "defaultToolbar" packages/vue/demo/

Length of output: 25256


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check the fluent-editor component implementation
cat packages/vue/src/fluent-editor/src/index.ts

# Look for any recent changes related to defaultToolbar
git log -p --grep="defaultToolbar" -- packages/vue/src/fluent-editor/src/index.ts packages/renderless/src/fluent-editor/options.ts

Length of output: 2031

packages/renderless/src/fluent-editor/options.ts (3)

60-62: LGTM! Well-organized toolbar item groupings.

The new constants improve code organization by logically grouping related toolbar items.


64-84: LGTM! Well-structured toolbar configuration.

The defaultToolbar configuration:

  • Groups related items logically
  • Provides comprehensive editor functionality
  • Is exported for reuse

86-89: LGTM! Clean toolbar function refactor.

The refactored function improves maintainability by:

  • Separating configuration from function logic
  • Following the DRY principle
  • Simplifying the implementation

@kagol kagol deleted the kagol/fix-fluent-editor branch November 4, 2024 03:53
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