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@elg0nz elg0nz commented Aug 18, 2024

#105 but without integrating Reactor on Mocksi-lite.
We're going this route so we can create a switch to safely turn reactor on and off, lowering the risk of this big merge

  • Use Reactor to modify dom in chat
  • Fix biome
  • Prototype interfaces for Reactor
  • Add highlighting to applied modification
  • WIP: Use DSL for edits
  • Support unapply in all DSL commands except replaceAll
  • All tests passing for apply/unapply modifications
  • Implement reactor interface
  • First modifications working end-to-end
  • Refactor reactor; Begin highlighter integration
  • Integrate chat and edit
  • Integrate highlighting

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced state management in the ChatToast component, streamlining event handling.
    • Introduced new classes for DOM modifications, including AdjacentHTMLModification, HighlightModification, RemoveModification, ReplaceModification, and more, allowing for comprehensive HTML manipulation.
    • Added a centralized Reactor class for managing modifications and DOM updates effectively.
    • Implemented modification functions for swapping images, managing toasts, and modifying timestamps, enhancing user interaction capabilities.
    • Introduced a new modifyDom function for complex DOM modifications based on user requests.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved robustness in the highlighting and modification processes by ensuring only visible elements are affected.
  • Chores

    • Added new dependencies to enhance functionality, including css-selector-generator.
  • Tests

    • Expanded test coverage for new modification functionalities, ensuring reliability in DOM manipulation behavior.

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The recent updates significantly enhance the application's capabilities for DOM manipulation and content management. A structured Reactor class has been introduced for handling modifications, along with improved utility functions to process requests. The integration of a mutation observer allows for dynamic updates, while new modification classes and expanded test coverage ensure robustness and flexibility, ultimately enriching the user experience.

Changes

Files Change Summary
apps/mocksi-lite/content/.../ContentApp.tsx Removed unused innerHTMLToJson import, simplifying component logic.
apps/mocksi-lite/content/.../highlighter.ts Renamed Highlighter class to HighlighterImpl, added visibility checks in highlightNode.
apps/mocksi-lite/content/.../ChatToast.tsx Updated state management; replaced local storage logic with centralized dispatch action.
apps/mocksi-lite/package.json Added new dependency "@repo/dodom": "workspace:*" to dependencies.
packages/reactor/index.ts Expanded exported types, including the new Reactor class for broader module access.
packages/reactor/main.ts Introduced modifyDom and htmlElementToJson functions for advanced DOM manipulation and JSON export.
packages/reactor/modifications.ts Added AppliedModificationsImpl class for managing various DOM modifications based on requests.
packages/reactor/modifications/*.ts Introduced several new modification classes for specific DOM actions (e.g., AdjacentHTMLModification, HighlightModification).
packages/reactor/mutationObserver.ts New class for observing and handling DOM mutations using MutationObserver.
packages/reactor/reactor.ts Added Reactor class for managing modifications, including methods for attaching, detaching, and applying changes.
packages/reactor/tests/*.test.ts Expanded test coverage for modification functionalities and integrated testing for modifyDom.
packages/reactor/utils.ts Updated utility functions to improve error handling and modification processing.

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    participant User
    participant ChatToast
    participant AppState

    User->>ChatToast: Click CloseButton
    ChatToast->>AppState: Dispatch AppEvent.START_EDITING
    ChatToast->>User: Toast closed
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    participant User
    participant Reactor
    participant Document

    User->>Reactor: Attach Document
    Reactor->>Document: Observe changes
    User->>Reactor: Push modification request
    Reactor->>Document: Apply modification
    Document-->>User: Updated content
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Actionable comments posted: 5

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (9)
packages/reactor/modifications/timestamp.ts (1)

56-83: Add detailed logging for invalid date formats.

Consider adding more detailed logging to help identify the source of invalid date formats.

- console.warn(`Invalid date format: ${originalText}`);
+ console.warn(`Invalid date format encountered: "${originalText}" in element with selector "${element.tagName}".`);
apps/mocksi-lite/content/EditMode/highlighter.ts (3)

Line range hint 7-78: Handle potential null values and add detailed comments.

Ensure that potential null values are handled to prevent runtime errors. Adding detailed comments would improve code readability and maintainability.

- const highlightDOMElem = document.getElementById(highlightId);
+ const highlightDOMElem = document.getElementById(highlightId);
+ if (!highlightDOMElem) {
+   console.warn(`Highlight element with ID ${highlightId} not found.`);
+   return;
+ }

- //@ts-ignore just don't know what is meaning here
+ // Add the element and ID to the highlightedNodes array

Line range hint 87-101: Consider making highlighter styles configurable.

Making the highlighter styles configurable would provide greater flexibility and customization options.

const createHighlighterStyles = (
  width: number,
  height: number,
  x: number,
  y: number,
  scrollY: number,
  scrollX: number,
- ) => ({
+ styles: Partial<CSSStyleDeclaration> = {},
) => ({
  ...styles,
  position: "absolute",
  top: `${window.scrollY + y + -2}px`,
  left: `${window.scrollX + x + -2}px`,
  width: `${width}px`,
  height: `${height}px`,
  zIndex: "999",
  pointerEvents: "none",
  border: "2px solid #FFB68B",
  background: "rgba(229, 111, 12, 0.05)",
  cursor: "text",
});

Line range hint 103-145: Handle potential null values and finalize the TODO comment.

Ensure that potential null values are handled to prevent runtime errors. Additionally, finalize the TODO comment to clarify the intended implementation.

- if (!highlightedElement?.parentElement) {
+ if (!highlightedElement || !highlightedElement.parentElement) {
    return;
  }

- // TODO: Come back to handle double clicking on a highlight
+ // TODO: Implement double-click handling for highlights

Would you like help implementing the double-click handling for highlights or opening a GitHub issue to track this task?

packages/reactor/modifications/replaceAll.ts (2)

55-96: Add comments to clarify the traversal logic.

Adding comments would improve the readability and understanding of the tree traversal logic.

+ // Create a TreeWalker to traverse text nodes
const treeWalker = document.createTreeWalker(
  rootElement,
  NodeFilter.SHOW_TEXT,
  (node) => {
    if (
      node.parentElement instanceof HTMLScriptElement ||
      node.parentElement instanceof HTMLStyleElement
    ) {
      return NodeFilter.FILTER_REJECT;
    }
    return NodeFilter.FILTER_ACCEPT;
  },
);

165-182: Add comments to explain the logic.

Adding comments would improve the readability and understanding of the logic for case and plurality modification.

+ // Change the case if the first letter of the match is uppercase
if (match[0]?.toLowerCase() !== match[0]?.toUpperCase()) {
  if (match[0] === match[0]?.toUpperCase()) {
    out = out.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + out.slice(1);
  }
}

+ // If the match is plural, add an 's' to the replacement
if (match.endsWith("s")) {
  out = `${out}s`;
}
packages/reactor/modifications.ts (1)

54-124: Add detailed logging for invalid selectors.

Consider adding more detailed logging to help identify the source of invalid selectors.

- console.warn(`Invalid selector: ${mod.selector ? mod.selector : mod.xpath}`);
+ console.warn(`Invalid selector encountered: "${mod.selector ? mod.selector : mod.xpath}" in modification request.`);
apps/mocksi-lite/content/Toast/ChatToast.tsx (1)

1-14: Ensure consistent import organization.

The imports have been updated to include AppEvent and AppStateContext. Ensure that unused imports are removed and imports are organized consistently throughout the codebase.

packages/reactor/tests/main.test.ts (1)

3-5: Ensure type imports are necessary.

The imports for ModificationRequest and AppliedModificationsImpl are added. Ensure these types are used in the tests and remove them if they are unnecessary.

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Files selected for processing (26)
  • apps/mocksi-lite/content/ContentApp.tsx (1 hunks)
  • apps/mocksi-lite/content/EditMode/highlighter.ts (2 hunks)
  • apps/mocksi-lite/content/Toast/ChatToast.tsx (3 hunks)
  • apps/mocksi-lite/package.json (1 hunks)
  • apps/mocksi-lite/reactorSingleton.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/mocksi-lite/utils.ts (2 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/interfaces.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/main.ts (2 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/modifications.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/modifications/adjacentHTML.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/modifications/highlight.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/modifications/noop.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/modifications/remove.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/modifications/replace.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/modifications/replaceAll.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/modifications/swapImage.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/modifications/timestamp.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/modifications/toast.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/mutationObserver.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/package.json (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/reactor.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/tests/index.test.ts (2 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/tests/main.test.ts (7 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/tests/modifications.test.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/reactor/utils.ts (2 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (3)
  • apps/mocksi-lite/content/ContentApp.tsx
  • apps/mocksi-lite/reactorSingleton.ts
  • apps/mocksi-lite/utils.ts
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Biome
apps/mocksi-lite/package.json

[error] 45-45: expected , but instead found "@repo/dodom"

Remove "@repo/dodom"

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packages/reactor/index.ts (1)

1-9: Export changes approved.

The additions to the exports enhance the module's functionality by making more types and the Reactor class publicly accessible. This change supports increased modularity and reusability.

packages/reactor/modifications/noop.ts (1)

1-16: NoopModification class implementation approved.

The NoopModification class appropriately handles unknown actions by logging a warning. The empty unapply method is suitable for a no-operation class.

packages/reactor/utils.ts (1)

1-8: Imports update approved.

The addition of throws and css-selector-generator is consistent with the goal of enhancing error handling and selector generation capabilities. Ensure that cssSelector is used correctly in the codebase.

packages/reactor/mutationObserver.ts (1)

1-20: ReactorMutationObserver class implementation approved.

The class structure is well-organized, with methods to manage the observer lifecycle. Consider implementing logic in handleMutation to process mutations effectively.

packages/reactor/modifications/adjacentHTML.ts (1)

1-30: AdjacentHTMLModification class implementation approved.

The class effectively manages HTML modifications by storing the old state and applying changes with insertAdjacentHTML. The TODO comment for highlighting suggests planned enhancements.

packages/reactor/package.json (1)

29-29: Addition of css-selector-generator dependency looks good.

The addition of css-selector-generator to the dependencies is appropriate for tasks involving CSS selector generation.

packages/reactor/modifications/toast.ts (1)

17-19: Intentional lack of unapply functionality is acceptable.

The unapply method is intentionally left unimplemented, which is appropriate for toast notifications that do not require reversal.

packages/reactor/modifications/replace.ts (1)

1-2: Use of css-selector-generator is appropriate.

The css-selector-generator is correctly used to generate CSS selectors for elements in the ReplaceModification class.

packages/reactor/modifications/highlight.ts (1)

1-2: Use of css-selector-generator is appropriate.

The css-selector-generator is correctly used to generate CSS selectors for elements in the HighlightModification class.

packages/reactor/modifications/swapImage.ts (1)

1-2: Use of css-selector-generator is appropriate.

The css-selector-generator is correctly used to generate CSS selectors for elements in the SwapImageModification class.

packages/reactor/modifications/remove.ts (1)

1-48: LGTM! The RemoveModification class is well-implemented.

The class correctly handles the removal and unapplication of DOM elements using CSS selectors. The logic is clear and concise.

packages/reactor/interfaces.ts (1)

3-69: LGTM! The interface and class enhancements improve modularity and functionality.

The additions and modifications to the interfaces and abstract class provide a clear structure for handling DOM modifications and representations. The use of xpath and the new interfaces enhance precision and modularity.

packages/reactor/tests/index.test.ts (1)

Line range hint 3-50: LGTM! The new test case for modifyDom effectively enhances test coverage.

The test case is well-structured and ensures that DOM modifications are applied correctly, which is crucial for maintaining application reliability.

packages/reactor/main.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-120: LGTM! The new functions enhance DOM manipulation and JSON export capabilities.

The modifyDom function provides robust error handling, and htmlElementToJson offers a detailed JSON representation of DOM elements. The use of type imports ensures type safety and clarity.

packages/reactor/modifications/timestamp.ts (2)

4-54: Consider adding error handling and logging.

While the class is well-structured, adding error handling and logging would improve debugging and maintainability.

Additionally, ensure that the css-selector-generator library is correctly used and imported.

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The css-selector-generator library is correctly used and imported.

The css-selector-generator library is properly included in the package.json and used across multiple files, including timestamp.ts. This confirms its correct usage and importation.

  • packages/reactor/utils.ts
  • packages/reactor/modifications/swapImage.ts
  • packages/reactor/modifications/replaceAll.ts
  • packages/reactor/modifications/replace.ts
  • packages/reactor/modifications/highlight.ts
  • packages/reactor/modifications/timestamp.ts
  • packages/reactor/modifications/remove.ts
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Ensure that the month names used in the months array are consistent with the expected format in your application.

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The month names used in the calculateNewDate function are consistent with the format used throughout the codebase. No discrepancies were found.

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185-199: Verify consistency of pattern format.

Ensure that the pattern format used in toRegExpPattern is consistent with the expected input across the application.

packages/reactor/reactor.ts (1)

19-198: Consider adding error handling for attach and detach operations.

Adding error handling would improve robustness and maintainability, especially during attach and detach operations.

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+   this.mutationObserver.attach(root);
+ } catch (error) {
+   console.error(`Error attaching mutation observer: ${error}`);
+ }

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The test case for replacing all occurrences of "train" with "brain" using a regular expression is well-structured. Ensure that the replaceAll action correctly interprets and applies regular expressions across different scenarios.


Line range hint 165-208: Review multiple modifications test case.

The test for handling multiple modifications using modifyDom is comprehensive. Ensure that the modifyDom function correctly applies all specified modifications and that the test covers edge cases.


210-256: Check unapply functionality.

The test for unapplying multiple modifications verifies that changes can be reverted. Ensure that the unapply method is reliable and handles all modification types correctly.

packages/reactor/tests/modifications.test.ts (14)

15-27: Validate content replacement logic.

The test for replacing content is straightforward and correct. Ensure that the applyModification function handles different content types and edge cases.


29-41: Verify unapply logic for replaced content.

The test for unapplying replaced content confirms that changes can be reverted. Ensure that the unapply method is robust and handles all modification scenarios.


43-55: Ensure replaceAll functionality is comprehensive.

The test for replaceAll action checks if all occurrences are replaced. Ensure that the function correctly handles regular expressions and different content scenarios.


176-207: Review append and unapply logic.

The tests for appending content and unapplying it are well-structured. Ensure that the applyModification function handles append operations correctly and that the unapply logic is reliable.


209-240: Check prepend and unapply logic.

The tests for prepending content and unapplying it are correct. Ensure that the applyModification function handles prepend operations correctly and that the unapply logic is reliable.


242-269: Validate remove and unapply logic.

The tests for removing elements and unapplying the removal are comprehensive. Ensure that the applyModification function handles element removal correctly and that the unapply logic is reliable.


316-341: Verify image swap and unapply logic.

The tests for swapping image sources and unapplying the swap are correct. Ensure that the applyModification function handles image swaps correctly and that the unapply logic is reliable.


343-354: Check highlight functionality.

The test for highlighting an element is straightforward. Ensure that the applyModification function correctly applies the highlight style.


356-372: Review toast creation logic.

The test for creating and displaying a toast is well-structured. Ensure that the createToast function handles toast creation and removal correctly.


374-405: Validate add component and unapply logic.

The tests for adding a component and unapplying it are correct. Ensure that the applyModification function handles component addition correctly and that the unapply logic is reliable.


407-418: Handle unknown actions gracefully.

The test for handling unknown actions ensures that the system remains stable. Ensure that the applyModification function can handle unexpected actions without errors.


421-434: Ensure toast removal timing is correct.

The test for creating and removing a toast checks the timing. Ensure that the createToast function correctly handles the toast lifecycle.


437-451: Handle empty selectors gracefully.

The test for handling empty selectors ensures robustness. Ensure that the generateModifications function can handle cases with empty selectors without errors.


1-5: Ensure import correctness.

The imports for applyModification, generateModifications, and createToast are correct. Verify that these functions are implemented and tested thoroughly.

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The functions applyModification, generateModifications, and createToast are correctly imported and have corresponding test cases in the modifications.test.ts file. The implementations and tests are in place as expected.

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fd --extension ts --exec-batch rg 'function generateModifications' {}
fd --extension ts --exec-batch rg 'function createToast' {}

Length of output: 436


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#!/bin/bash
# Search for test cases related to the functions to ensure they are tested thoroughly

# Search for test cases for applyModification
rg 'applyModification' --type ts

# Search for test cases for generateModifications
rg 'generateModifications' --type ts

# Search for test cases for createToast
rg 'createToast' --type ts

Length of output: 4479

@@ -42,6 +42,7 @@
"lint": "biome ci .",
"start": "extension start",
"test": "vitest --config ./vitest.config.ts"
"@repo/dodom": "workspace:*",
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Fix the syntax error in the dependencies section.

There is a misplaced comma after the last dependency, which causes a syntax error in JSON. Remove the comma to fix this issue.

-		"@repo/dodom": "workspace:*",
+		"@repo/dodom": "workspace:*"
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[error] 45-45: expected , but instead found "@repo/dodom"

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Comment on lines +4 to +45
export class ReplaceAllModification extends AppliableModification {
element: Element;
content: string;
changes: TreeChange[] = [];

constructor(doc: Document, element: Element, content: string) {
super(doc);
this.element = element;
this.content = content;
}

apply(): void {
this.changes = walkTree(
this.element,
checkText(this.content),
replaceText(this.content, this.addHighlightNode.bind(this)),
);
}

unapply(): void {
const reverseChanges = [...this.changes].reverse();
for (const change of reverseChanges) {
const parentElement = this.doc.querySelector(change.parentSelector);
if (!parentElement) {
continue;
}

const nextSibling =
parentElement.childNodes[change.replaceStart + change.replaceCount] ||
null;
for (let i = change.replaceCount; i > 0; i--) {
const removeNode =
parentElement.childNodes[change.replaceStart + i - 1];
if (removeNode) {
removeNode.remove();
}
}

const newTextNode = this.doc.createTextNode(change.origText);
parentElement.insertBefore(newTextNode, nextSibling);
}
}
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Consider adding error handling and logging.

While the class is well-structured, adding error handling and logging would improve debugging and maintainability.

- const parentElement = this.doc.querySelector(change.parentSelector);
+ const parentElement = this.doc.querySelector(change.parentSelector);
+ if (!parentElement) {
+   console.warn(`Parent element not found for selector: ${change.parentSelector}`);
+   continue;
+ }
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export class ReplaceAllModification extends AppliableModification {
element: Element;
content: string;
changes: TreeChange[] = [];
constructor(doc: Document, element: Element, content: string) {
super(doc);
this.element = element;
this.content = content;
}
apply(): void {
this.changes = walkTree(
this.element,
checkText(this.content),
replaceText(this.content, this.addHighlightNode.bind(this)),
);
}
unapply(): void {
const reverseChanges = [...this.changes].reverse();
for (const change of reverseChanges) {
const parentElement = this.doc.querySelector(change.parentSelector);
if (!parentElement) {
continue;
}
const nextSibling =
parentElement.childNodes[change.replaceStart + change.replaceCount] ||
null;
for (let i = change.replaceCount; i > 0; i--) {
const removeNode =
parentElement.childNodes[change.replaceStart + i - 1];
if (removeNode) {
removeNode.remove();
}
}
const newTextNode = this.doc.createTextNode(change.origText);
parentElement.insertBefore(newTextNode, nextSibling);
}
}
export class ReplaceAllModification extends AppliableModification {
element: Element;
content: string;
changes: TreeChange[] = [];
constructor(doc: Document, element: Element, content: string) {
super(doc);
this.element = element;
this.content = content;
}
apply(): void {
this.changes = walkTree(
this.element,
checkText(this.content),
replaceText(this.content, this.addHighlightNode.bind(this)),
);
}
unapply(): void {
const reverseChanges = [...this.changes].reverse();
for (const change of reverseChanges) {
const parentElement = this.doc.querySelector(change.parentSelector);
if (!parentElement) {
console.warn(`Parent element not found for selector: ${change.parentSelector}`);
continue;
}
const nextSibling =
parentElement.childNodes[change.replaceStart + change.replaceCount] ||
null;
for (let i = change.replaceCount; i > 0; i--) {
const removeNode =
parentElement.childNodes[change.replaceStart + i - 1];
if (removeNode) {
removeNode.remove();
}
}
const newTextNode = this.doc.createTextNode(change.origText);
parentElement.insertBefore(newTextNode, nextSibling);
}
}

Comment on lines +111 to +162
function replaceText(
pattern: string,
addHighlightNode: (node: Node) => void,
): (node: Node) => TreeChange | null {
const { patternRegexp, replacement } = toRegExpPattern(pattern);

return (node: Node) => {
let split = node.nodeValue?.split(patternRegexp) || [];
split = split.map((part, index) => {
if (index % 2 === 0) {
return part;
}
return replaceFirstLetterCaseAndPlural(replacement)(part);
});

const parentElement = node.parentElement;
if (!parentElement) {
return null;
}
const parentSelector = cssSelector.getCssSelector(parentElement);

let replaceStart = 0;
const nextSibling = node.nextSibling;
if (nextSibling) {
for (let i = 0; i < parentElement.childNodes.length; i++) {
if (parentElement.childNodes[i] === nextSibling) {
replaceStart = i - 1;
break;
}
}
}

parentElement.removeChild(node);

for (let i = 0; i < split.length; i++) {
if (typeof split[i] !== "undefined") {
const textNode = document.createTextNode(split[i] || "");
parentElement.insertBefore(textNode, nextSibling);

if (i % 2 !== 0) {
addHighlightNode(textNode);
}
}
}

return {
parentSelector: parentSelector,
origText: node.nodeValue || "",
replaceStart: replaceStart,
replaceCount: split.length,
};
};
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Handle potential null values and add comments for clarity.

Ensure that potential null values are handled to prevent runtime errors. Adding comments would improve code readability and understanding.

- const parentElement = node.parentElement;
+ const parentElement = node.parentElement;
+ if (!parentElement) {
+   console.warn(`Parent element not found for node: ${node.nodeValue}`);
+   return null;
+ }

+ // Create a CSS selector for the parent element
const parentSelector = cssSelector.getCssSelector(parentElement);
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function replaceText(
pattern: string,
addHighlightNode: (node: Node) => void,
): (node: Node) => TreeChange | null {
const { patternRegexp, replacement } = toRegExpPattern(pattern);
return (node: Node) => {
let split = node.nodeValue?.split(patternRegexp) || [];
split = split.map((part, index) => {
if (index % 2 === 0) {
return part;
}
return replaceFirstLetterCaseAndPlural(replacement)(part);
});
const parentElement = node.parentElement;
if (!parentElement) {
return null;
}
const parentSelector = cssSelector.getCssSelector(parentElement);
let replaceStart = 0;
const nextSibling = node.nextSibling;
if (nextSibling) {
for (let i = 0; i < parentElement.childNodes.length; i++) {
if (parentElement.childNodes[i] === nextSibling) {
replaceStart = i - 1;
break;
}
}
}
parentElement.removeChild(node);
for (let i = 0; i < split.length; i++) {
if (typeof split[i] !== "undefined") {
const textNode = document.createTextNode(split[i] || "");
parentElement.insertBefore(textNode, nextSibling);
if (i % 2 !== 0) {
addHighlightNode(textNode);
}
}
}
return {
parentSelector: parentSelector,
origText: node.nodeValue || "",
replaceStart: replaceStart,
replaceCount: split.length,
};
};
function replaceText(
pattern: string,
addHighlightNode: (node: Node) => void,
): (node: Node) => TreeChange | null {
const { patternRegexp, replacement } = toRegExpPattern(pattern);
return (node: Node) => {
let split = node.nodeValue?.split(patternRegexp) || [];
split = split.map((part, index) => {
if (index % 2 === 0) {
return part;
}
return replaceFirstLetterCaseAndPlural(replacement)(part);
});
const parentElement = node.parentElement;
if (!parentElement) {
console.warn(`Parent element not found for node: ${node.nodeValue}`);
return null;
}
// Create a CSS selector for the parent element
const parentSelector = cssSelector.getCssSelector(parentElement);
let replaceStart = 0;
const nextSibling = node.nextSibling;
if (nextSibling) {
for (let i = 0; i < parentElement.childNodes.length; i++) {
if (parentElement.childNodes[i] === nextSibling) {
replaceStart = i - 1;
break;
}
}
}
parentElement.removeChild(node);
for (let i = 0; i < split.length; i++) {
if (typeof split[i] !== "undefined") {
const textNode = document.createTextNode(split[i] || "");
parentElement.insertBefore(textNode, nextSibling);
if (i % 2 !== 0) {
addHighlightNode(textNode);
}
}
}
return {
parentSelector: parentSelector,
origText: node.nodeValue || "",
replaceStart: replaceStart,
replaceCount: split.length,
};
};

Comment on lines +19 to +51
export class AppliedModificationsImpl implements AppliedModifications {
modificationRequest: ModificationRequest;
modifications: Array<AppliableModification> = [];
highlighter?: Highlighter;

constructor(
modificationRequest: ModificationRequest,
highlighter?: Highlighter,
) {
this.modificationRequest = modificationRequest;
this.highlighter = highlighter;
}

unapply(): void {
const reversedModifications = [...this.modifications].reverse();
for (const mod of reversedModifications) {
mod.unapply();
}
}

setHighlight(highlight: boolean): void {
if (this.highlighter) {
for (const mod of this.modifications) {
for (const node of mod.highlightNodes) {
if (highlight) {
this.highlighter.highlightNode(node);
} else {
this.highlighter.removeHighlightNode(node);
}
}
}
}
}
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Consider adding error handling for unapply and highlight operations.

Adding error handling would improve robustness and maintainability, especially during unapply and highlight operations.

- mod.unapply();
+ try {
+   mod.unapply();
+ } catch (error) {
+   console.error(`Error unapplying modification: ${error}`);
+ }
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export class AppliedModificationsImpl implements AppliedModifications {
modificationRequest: ModificationRequest;
modifications: Array<AppliableModification> = [];
highlighter?: Highlighter;
constructor(
modificationRequest: ModificationRequest,
highlighter?: Highlighter,
) {
this.modificationRequest = modificationRequest;
this.highlighter = highlighter;
}
unapply(): void {
const reversedModifications = [...this.modifications].reverse();
for (const mod of reversedModifications) {
mod.unapply();
}
}
setHighlight(highlight: boolean): void {
if (this.highlighter) {
for (const mod of this.modifications) {
for (const node of mod.highlightNodes) {
if (highlight) {
this.highlighter.highlightNode(node);
} else {
this.highlighter.removeHighlightNode(node);
}
}
}
}
}
export class AppliedModificationsImpl implements AppliedModifications {
modificationRequest: ModificationRequest;
modifications: Array<AppliableModification> = [];
highlighter?: Highlighter;
constructor(
modificationRequest: ModificationRequest,
highlighter?: Highlighter,
) {
this.modificationRequest = modificationRequest;
this.highlighter = highlighter;
}
unapply(): void {
const reversedModifications = [...this.modifications].reverse();
for (const mod of reversedModifications) {
try {
mod.unapply();
} catch (error) {
console.error(`Error unapplying modification: ${error}`);
}
}
}
setHighlight(highlight: boolean): void {
if (this.highlighter) {
for (const mod of this.modifications) {
for (const node of mod.highlightNodes) {
if (highlight) {
this.highlighter.highlightNode(node);
} else {
this.highlighter.removeHighlightNode(node);
}
}
}
}
}

Comment on lines 126 to 202
export async function applyModification(
element: Element,
mod: Modification,
doc: Document,
): Promise<AppliableModification> {
let modification: AppliableModification;

switch (mod.action) {
case "replace":
modification = new ReplaceModification(doc, element, mod.content || "");
break;
case "replaceAll":
modification = new ReplaceAllModification(
doc,
element,
mod.content || "",
);
break;
case "append":
modification = new AdjacentHTMLModification(
doc,
element,
"beforeend",
mod.content || "",
);
break;
case "prepend":
modification = new AdjacentHTMLModification(
doc,
element,
"afterbegin",
mod.content || "",
);
break;
case "remove":
modification = new RemoveModification(doc, element);
break;
case "swapImage":
modification = new SwapImageModification(
doc,
element,
mod.imageUrl || "",
);
break;
case "highlight":
modification = new HighlightModification(
doc,
element,
mod.highlightStyle || "2px solid red",
);
break;
case "toast":
modification = new ToastModification(
doc,
mod.toastMessage || "Notification",
mod.duration || 3000,
);
break;
case "addComponent":
modification = new AdjacentHTMLModification(
doc,
element,
"beforeend",
mod.componentHtml || "",
);
break;
case "updateTimestampReferences":
modification = new TimestampModification(doc, element, mod.timestampRef);
break;
default:
modification = new NoopModification(doc, mod.action);
break;
}

modification.apply();
return modification;
}
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Handle unsupported actions explicitly.

Consider handling unsupported actions more explicitly to improve code clarity and error handling.

- modification = new NoopModification(doc, mod.action);
+ console.warn(`Unsupported action: ${mod.action}`);
+ modification = new NoopModification(doc, mod.action);
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export async function applyModification(
element: Element,
mod: Modification,
doc: Document,
): Promise<AppliableModification> {
let modification: AppliableModification;
switch (mod.action) {
case "replace":
modification = new ReplaceModification(doc, element, mod.content || "");
break;
case "replaceAll":
modification = new ReplaceAllModification(
doc,
element,
mod.content || "",
);
break;
case "append":
modification = new AdjacentHTMLModification(
doc,
element,
"beforeend",
mod.content || "",
);
break;
case "prepend":
modification = new AdjacentHTMLModification(
doc,
element,
"afterbegin",
mod.content || "",
);
break;
case "remove":
modification = new RemoveModification(doc, element);
break;
case "swapImage":
modification = new SwapImageModification(
doc,
element,
mod.imageUrl || "",
);
break;
case "highlight":
modification = new HighlightModification(
doc,
element,
mod.highlightStyle || "2px solid red",
);
break;
case "toast":
modification = new ToastModification(
doc,
mod.toastMessage || "Notification",
mod.duration || 3000,
);
break;
case "addComponent":
modification = new AdjacentHTMLModification(
doc,
element,
"beforeend",
mod.componentHtml || "",
);
break;
case "updateTimestampReferences":
modification = new TimestampModification(doc, element, mod.timestampRef);
break;
default:
modification = new NoopModification(doc, mod.action);
break;
}
modification.apply();
return modification;
}
export async function applyModification(
element: Element,
mod: Modification,
doc: Document,
): Promise<AppliableModification> {
let modification: AppliableModification;
switch (mod.action) {
case "replace":
modification = new ReplaceModification(doc, element, mod.content || "");
break;
case "replaceAll":
modification = new ReplaceAllModification(
doc,
element,
mod.content || "",
);
break;
case "append":
modification = new AdjacentHTMLModification(
doc,
element,
"beforeend",
mod.content || "",
);
break;
case "prepend":
modification = new AdjacentHTMLModification(
doc,
element,
"afterbegin",
mod.content || "",
);
break;
case "remove":
modification = new RemoveModification(doc, element);
break;
case "swapImage":
modification = new SwapImageModification(
doc,
element,
mod.imageUrl || "",
);
break;
case "highlight":
modification = new HighlightModification(
doc,
element,
mod.highlightStyle || "2px solid red",
);
break;
case "toast":
modification = new ToastModification(
doc,
mod.toastMessage || "Notification",
mod.duration || 3000,
);
break;
case "addComponent":
modification = new AdjacentHTMLModification(
doc,
element,
"beforeend",
mod.componentHtml || "",
);
break;
case "updateTimestampReferences":
modification = new TimestampModification(doc, element, mod.timestampRef);
break;
default:
console.warn(`Unsupported action: ${mod.action}`);
modification = new NoopModification(doc, mod.action);
break;
}
modification.apply();
return modification;
}

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apps/mocksi-lite/content/EditMode/highlighter.ts (2)

6-6: Class renaming to HighlighterImpl is appropriate.

Renaming the class to HighlighterImpl clarifies its role as an implementation of the Highlighter interface.


12-18: Visibility check in highlightNode improves robustness.

The visibility check ensures that highlighting is only attempted on visible elements, which prevents unnecessary DOM manipulations.

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31-85: New test cases for replaceAll functionality are comprehensive.

The test cases cover replacing text using regular expressions and ensure that the original text remains unchanged where expected.


Line range hint 165-208: Test case for multiple modifications using modifyDom is well-structured.

This test case effectively checks the simultaneous application of multiple modifications, ensuring robust functionality.


210-256: Test case for unapplying modifications using modifyDom is effective.

The test case ensures that modifications can be unapplied correctly, maintaining the integrity of the original content.


258-295: Test case for unapplying removal of multiple elements is thorough.

This test case covers the scenario of unapplying element removal, ensuring elements are restored correctly.


316-331: Test case for handling invalid selectors is robust.

The test case ensures that invalid selectors do not cause unintended modifications, maintaining stability.

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51-52: Remove unnecessary punctuation.

The hyphens before the list items create loose punctuation. Consider removing them for better readability.

- - `document`: The HTML document to which the `Reactor` should be attached.
- - `highlighter`: An instance of the `Highlighter` class used for highlighting elements (optional).
- - `selector`: A CSS selector to identify the element(s) to modify.
- - `action`: The type of modification (e.g., replace, append, remove).
+ `document`: The HTML document to which the `Reactor` should be attached.
+ `highlighter`: An instance of the `Highlighter` class used for highlighting elements (optional).
+ `selector`: A CSS selector to identify the element(s) to modify.
+ `action`: The type of modification (e.g., replace, append, remove).

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- - `"replaceAll"`: Replaces all occurrences of a pattern in the content.
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119-122: Ensure method descriptions are clear and concise.

The descriptions of the new methods are clear and concise. No changes are necessary.


Line range hint 233-242: Examples are clear and illustrative.

The examples provided are clear and effectively demonstrate the functionality of the Reactor class. No changes are necessary.


214-214: Ensure consistency in JSON structure description.

The JSON structure is well-described and consistent with the actions listed. No changes are necessary.

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apps/mocksi-lite/utils.ts (10)

1-1: Logic for setting root position is correct.

The function correctly sets the class name based on the application state. No changes are necessary.


1-1: Data persistence and messaging are handled correctly.

The function correctly persists modifications and sends a message to update the demo. No changes are necessary.


1-1: Reversion of modifications is handled correctly.

The function correctly reverts modifications and clears local storage. No changes are necessary.


1-1: Reversion logic is correct.

The function correctly reverts modifications by replacing current values with previous ones. No changes are necessary.


1-1: Element retrieval logic is correct.

The function correctly formats the selector and retrieves the appropriate element. No changes are necessary.


1-1: Messaging and error handling are correct.

The function correctly handles messaging and error scenarios. No changes are necessary.


1-1: Debouncing logic is correct.

The function correctly implements a debouncing mechanism. No changes are necessary.


1-1: Data retrieval from storage is correct.

The function correctly retrieves the last page DOM from local storage. No changes are necessary.


1-1: Email retrieval and error handling are correct.

The function correctly retrieves the user's email from local storage and handles potential errors. No changes are necessary.


1-1: Alteration retrieval from storage is correct.

The function correctly retrieves alterations from local storage. No changes are necessary.

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import { DOMManipulator } from "@repo/dodom";
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Address the FIXME comment.

The logout function contains a FIXME comment indicating that a redirect to a logout page should be implemented. Consider addressing this to improve the logout process.

Do you want me to help implement the redirect to a logout page or open a GitHub issue to track this task?


Functionality temporarily halted.

The loadAlterations function has been altered to a "not implemented" state. If this is intentional, consider adding a TODO comment to indicate future plans for this function.

+ // TODO: Implement loadAlterations functionality

Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.

@elg0nz elg0nz merged commit fb1b0d5 into main Aug 19, 2024
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@elg0nz elg0nz deleted the MOC-96-use-dsl-for-editing-rebased branch August 19, 2024 01:30
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