anki/ts/components/resizable.ts
Matthias Metelka f72570c604
Make tags editor resizable using Henrik's components (#2046)
* Make tags editor resizable using Henrik's components

All credit for the components goes to Henrik. I just tweaked the design a bit and implemented them in NoteEditor.

Co-Authored-By: Henrik Giesel <hengiesel@gmail.com>

* Remove PaneContent padding

Co-Authored-By: Henrik Giesel <hengiesel@gmail.com>

* Add responsive box-shadows on scroll/resize

only shown when content overflows in the respective direction.

* Remove comment

* Fix overflow calculations and shadow mix-up

This happened when I switched from using scrolledToX to overflowX booleans.

* Simplify overflow calculations

* Make drag handles 0 height/width

The remaining height requirement comes from a margin set on NoteEditor.

* Run eslint on components

* Split editor into three panes: Toolbar, Fields, Tags

* Remove upper split for now

to unblock 2.1.55 beta

* Move panes.scss to sass folder

* Use single type for resizable panes

* Implement collapsed state toggled with click on resizer

* Add button to uncollapse tags pane and focus input

* Add indicator for # of tags

* Use dbclick to prevent interference with resize state

* Add utility functions for expand/collapse

* Meddle around with types and formatting

* Fix collapsed state being forgotten on second browser open (dae)

* Fix typecheck (dae)

Our tooling generates .d.ts files from the Svelte files, but it doesn't
expect variables to be exported. By changing them into functions, they
get included in .bazel/bin/ts/components/Pane.svelte.d.ts

* Remove an unnecessary bridgeCommand (dae)

* Fix the bottom of tags getting cut off (dae)

Not sure why offsetHeight is inaccurate in this case.

* Add missing header (dae)

Co-authored-by: Henrik Giesel <hengiesel@gmail.com>
2022-09-28 14:02:32 +10:00

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// Copyright: Ankitects Pty Ltd and contributors
// License: GNU AGPL, version 3 or later; http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html
import type { Writable } from "svelte/store";
import { writable } from "svelte/store";
export interface Resizer {
start(): void;
/**
* @returns Actually applied resize. If the resizedWidth is too small,
* no resize can be applied anymore.
*/
resize(increment: number): number;
setSize(size: number): void;
stop(fullWidth: number, amount: number): void;
}
interface ResizedStores {
resizesDimension: Writable<boolean>;
resizedDimension: Writable<number>;
}
type ResizableResult = [
ResizedStores,
(element: HTMLElement, getter: (element: HTMLElement) => number) => void,
Resizer,
];
export function resizable(
baseSize: number,
resizes: Writable<boolean>,
paneSize: Writable<number>,
): ResizableResult {
const resizesDimension = writable(false);
const resizedDimension = writable(0);
let pane: HTMLElement;
let getter: (element: HTMLElement) => number;
let dimension = 0;
function resizeAction(
element: HTMLElement,
getValue: (element: HTMLElement) => number,
): void {
pane = element;
getter = getValue;
}
function start() {
resizes.set(true);
resizesDimension.set(true);
dimension = getter(pane);
resizedDimension.set(dimension);
}
function resize(increment = 0): number {
if (dimension + increment < 0) {
const applied = -dimension;
dimension = 0;
resizedDimension.set(dimension);
return applied;
}
dimension += increment;
resizedDimension.set(dimension);
return increment;
}
function setSize(size = 0): void {
paneSize.set(size);
}
function stop(fullDimension: number, amount: number): void {
paneSize.set((dimension / fullDimension) * amount * baseSize);
resizesDimension.set(false);
resizes.set(false);
}
return [
{ resizesDimension, resizedDimension },
resizeAction,
{ start, resize, setSize, stop },
];
}