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Summary: This moves all client code to core, and makes minimal fix-ups to get grist and grist-core to compile correctly. The client works in core, but I'm leaving clean-up around the build and bundles to follow-up. Test Plan: existing tests pass; server-dev bundle looks sane Reviewers: dsagal Reviewed By: dsagal Differential Revision: https://phab.getgrist.com/D2627
659 lines
25 KiB
TypeScript
659 lines
25 KiB
TypeScript
import { TreeItem, TreeModel, TreeNode, walkTree } from "app/client/models/TreeModel";
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import { mouseDrag, MouseDragHandler, MouseDragStart } from "app/client/ui/mouseDrag";
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import * as css from 'app/client/ui/TreeViewComponentCss';
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import { Computed, dom, DomArg, Holder } from "grainjs";
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import { Disposable, IDisposable, makeTestId, ObsArray, Observable, observable } from "grainjs";
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import debounce = require('lodash/debounce');
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import defaults = require("lodash/defaults");
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import noop = require('lodash/noop');
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// DropZone identifies a location where an item can be inserted
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interface DropZone {
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zone: 'above'|'below'|'within';
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item: ItemModel;
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// `locked` allows to lock the dropzone until the cursor leaves the current item. This is useful
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// when the dropzone is not computed from the cursor position but rather is set to 'within' an
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// item when the auto-expander's timeout expires (defined in `this._updateExpander(...)`). In such
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// a case it would be nearly impossible for the user to properly drop the item without the
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// lock. Because when she releases the mouse she is very likely to move cursor unintentionally
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// which would update the dropZone to either 'above' or 'below' and would insert item in the
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// desired position.
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locked?: boolean;
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}
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// The view model for a TreeItem
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interface ItemModel {
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highlight: Observable<boolean>;
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collapsed: Observable<boolean>;
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dragged: Observable<boolean>;
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// vertical distance in px the user is dragging the item
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deltaY: Observable<number>;
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// the px distance from the left side of the container to the label
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offsetLeft: () => number;
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treeItem: TreeItem;
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headerElement: HTMLElement;
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containerElement: HTMLElement;
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handleElement: HTMLElement;
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labelElement: HTMLElement;
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offsetElement: HTMLElement;
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arrowElement: HTMLElement;
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}
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// Whether item1 and item2 are models of the same item.
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function eq(item1: ItemModel|"root", item2: ItemModel|"root") {
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if (item1 === "root" && item2 === "root") {
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return true;
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}
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if (item1 === "root" || item2 === "root") {
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return false;
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}
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return item1.treeItem === item2.treeItem;
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}
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// Set when a drag starts.
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interface Drag extends IDisposable {
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startY: number;
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item: ItemModel;
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// a holder used to update the highlight surrounding the target's parent
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highlightedBox: Holder<IDisposable>;
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autoExpander: Holder<{item: ItemModel} & IDisposable>;
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}
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// The geometry of the target which is a visual artifact showing where the user can drop an item.
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interface Target {
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width: number;
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top: number;
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left: number;
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}
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export interface TreeViewOptions {
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// the number of pixels used for indentation.
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offset?: number;
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expanderDelay?: number;
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// the delay a user has to keep the mouse down on a item before dragging starts
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dragStartDelay?: number;
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isOpen?: Observable<boolean>;
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selected: Observable<TreeItem|null>;
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// When true turns readonly mode on, defaults to false.
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isReadonly?: Observable<boolean>;
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}
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const testId = makeTestId('test-treeview-');
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/**
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* The TreeViewComponent is a component that can show hierarchical data. It supports collapsing
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* children and dragging and dropping to move items in the tree.
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*
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* Hovering an item reveals a handle. User must then grab that handle to drag an item. During drag
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* the handle slides vertically to follow cursor's motion. During drag, the component highlights
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* visually where the user can drop the item by displaying a target (above or below) the targeted
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* item and by highlighting its parent. In order to ensure data consistency, the component prevents
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* dropping an item within its own children. If the cursor leaves the component during a drag, all
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* such visual artifact (handle, target and target's parent) are hidden, but if the cursor re-enter
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* the componet without releasing the mouse, they will show again allowing user to resume dragging.
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*/
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// note to self: in the future the model will be updated by the server, which could cause conflicts
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// if the user is dragging at the same time. It could be simpler to freeze the model and to differ
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// their resolution until after the drag terminates.
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export class TreeViewComponent extends Disposable {
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private readonly _options: Required<TreeViewOptions>;
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private readonly _containerElement: Element;
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private _drag: Holder<Drag> = Holder.create(this);
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private _hoveredItem: ItemModel|"root" = "root";
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private _dropZone: DropZone|null = null;
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private readonly _hideTarget = observable(true);
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private readonly _target = observable<Target>({width: 0, top: 0, left: 0});
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private readonly _dragging = observable(false);
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private readonly _isClosed: Computed<boolean>;
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private _treeItemMap: Map<TreeItem, Element> = new Map();
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private _childrenDom: Observable<Node>;
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constructor(private _model: Observable<TreeModel>, options: TreeViewOptions) {
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super();
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this._options = defaults(options, {
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offset: 10,
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expanderDelay: 1000,
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dragStartDelay: 1000,
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isOpen: Observable.create(this, true),
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isReadonly: Observable.create(this, false),
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});
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// While building dom we add listeners to the children of all tree nodes to watch for changes
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// and call this._update. Hence, repeated calls to this._update is likely to add or remove
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// listeners to the observable that triggered the udpate which is not supported by grainjs and
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// could fail (possibly infinite loop). Debounce allows for several change to resolve to a
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// single update.
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this._update = debounce(this._update.bind(this), 0, {leading: false});
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// build dom for the tree of children
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this._childrenDom = observable(this._buildChildren(this._model.get().children()));
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this.autoDispose(this._model.addListener(this._update, this));
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this._isClosed = Computed.create(this, (use) => !use(this._options.isOpen));
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this._containerElement = css.treeViewContainer(
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// hides the drop zone and target when the cursor leaves the component
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dom.on('mouseleave', () => {
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this._setDropZone(null);
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const drag = this._drag.get();
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if (drag) {
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drag.autoExpander.clear();
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drag.item.handleElement.style.display = 'none';
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}
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}),
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dom.on('mouseenter', () => {
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const drag = this._drag.get();
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if (drag) {
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drag.item.handleElement.style.display = '';
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}
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}),
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// it's important to insert drop zone indicator before children, otherwise it could prevent
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// some mouse events to hit children's dom
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this._buildTarget(),
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// insert children
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dom.domComputed(this._childrenDom),
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css.treeViewContainer.cls('-close', this._isClosed),
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css.treeViewContainer.cls('-dragging', this._dragging),
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testId('container'),
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);
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}
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public buildDom() { return this._containerElement; }
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// Starts a drag.
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private _startDrag(ev: MouseEvent) {
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if (this._options.isReadonly.get()) { return null; }
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if (this._isClosed.get()) { return null; }
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this._hoveredItem = this._closestItem(ev.target as HTMLElement|null);
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if (this._hoveredItem === "root") {
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return null;
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}
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const drag = {
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startY: ev.clientY - this._hoveredItem.headerElement.getBoundingClientRect().top,
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item: this._hoveredItem,
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highlightedBox: Holder.create(this),
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autoExpander: Holder.create<IDisposable & {item: ItemModel }>(this),
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dispose: () => {
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drag.autoExpander.dispose();
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drag.highlightedBox.dispose();
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drag.item.dragged.set(false);
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drag.item.handleElement.style.display = '';
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drag.item.deltaY.set(0);
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}
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};
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this._drag.autoDispose(drag);
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this._hoveredItem.dragged.set(true);
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this._dragging.set(true);
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return {
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onMove: (mouseEvent: MouseEvent) => this._onMouseMove(mouseEvent),
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onStop: () => this._terminateDragging(),
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};
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}
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// Terminates a drag.
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private _terminateDragging() {
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const drag = this._drag.get();
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// Clearing the `drag` instance before moving the item allow to revert the style of the item
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// being dragged before it gets removed from the model.
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this._drag.clear();
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if (drag && this._dropZone) {
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this._moveTreeNode(drag.item, this._dropZone);
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}
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this._setDropZone(null);
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this._hideTarget.set(true);
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this._dragging.set(false);
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}
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// The target is an horizontal bar indicating where user can drop an item. It typically shows
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// above or below any particular item to indicate where the dragged item would be inserted.
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private _buildTarget() {
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return css.target(
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testId('target'),
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// show only if a drop zone is set
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dom.hide(this._hideTarget),
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dom.style('width', (use) => use(this._target).width + 'px'),
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dom.style('top', (use) => use(this._target).top + 'px'),
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dom.style('left', (use) => use(this._target).left + 'px'),
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);
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}
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// Update this._childrenDom with the content of the new tree. Its rebuilds entirely the tree of
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// items and reuses dom from the old content for each item that were already part of the old
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// tree. Then takes care of disposing dom for thoses items that were removed from the old tree.
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private _update() {
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this._childrenDom.set(this._buildChildren(this._model.get().children(), 0));
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// Dispose all the items from this._treeItemMap that are not in the new tree. Note an item
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// already takes care of removing itself from the this._treeItemMap on dispose (thanks to the
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// dom.onDispose(() => this._treeItemMap.delete(treeItem)) in this._getOrCreateItem). First
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// create a map with all the items from _treeItemMap (they may or may not be included in the new
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// tree), then walk the new tree and remove all of its items from the map. Eventually, what
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// remains in the map are the elements that need disposal.
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const map = new Map(this._treeItemMap);
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walkTree(this._model.get(), (treeItem) => map.delete(treeItem));
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map.forEach((elem, key) => dom.domDispose(elem));
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}
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// Build list of children. For each child reuses item's dom if already exist and update the offset
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// and the list of children. Also add a listener that calls this._update to children.
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private _buildChildren(children: ObsArray<TreeItem>, level: number = 0) {
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return css.itemChildren(
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children.get().map(treeItem => {
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const elem = this._getOrCreateItem(treeItem);
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this._setOffset(elem, level);
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const itemHeaderElem = elem.children[0];
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const itemChildren = treeItem.children();
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const arrowElement = dom.getData(elem, 'item').arrowElement;
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if (itemChildren) {
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const itemChildrenElem = this._buildChildren(treeItem.children()!, level + 1);
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replaceChildren(elem, itemHeaderElem, itemChildrenElem);
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dom.styleElem(arrowElement, 'visibility', itemChildren.get().length ? 'visible' : 'hidden');
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} else {
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replaceChildren(elem, itemHeaderElem);
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dom.styleElem(arrowElement, 'visibility', 'hidden');
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}
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return elem;
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}),
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dom.autoDispose(children.addListener(this._update, this)),
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);
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}
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// Get or create dom for treeItem.
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private _getOrCreateItem(treeItem: TreeItem): Element {
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let item = this._treeItemMap.get(treeItem);
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if (!item) {
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item = this._buildTreeItemDom(treeItem,
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dom.onDispose(() => this._treeItemMap.delete(treeItem))
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);
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this._treeItemMap.set(treeItem, item);
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}
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return item;
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}
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private _setOffset(el: Element, level: number) {
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const item = dom.getData(el, 'item') as ItemModel;
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item.offsetElement.style.width = level * this._options.offset + "px";
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}
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private _buildTreeItemDom(treeItem: TreeItem, ...args: DomArg[]): Element {
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const collapsed = observable(false);
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const dragged = observable(false);
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// vertical distance in px the user is dragging the item
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const deltaY = observable(0);
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const children = treeItem.children();
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const offsetLeft = () =>
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labelElement.getBoundingClientRect().left - this._containerElement.getBoundingClientRect().left;
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const highlight = observable(false);
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let headerElement: HTMLElement;
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let labelElement: HTMLElement;
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let handleElement: HTMLElement;
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let offsetElement: HTMLElement;
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let arrowElement: HTMLElement;
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const containerElement = dom('div.itemContainer',
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testId('itemContainer'),
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dom.cls('collapsed', collapsed),
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css.itemHeaderWrapper(
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testId('itemHeaderWrapper'),
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dom.cls('dragged', dragged),
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css.itemHeaderWrapper.cls('-not-dragging', (use) => !use(this._dragging)),
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headerElement = css.itemHeader(
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testId('itemHeader'),
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dom.cls('highlight', highlight),
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dom.cls('selected', (use) => use(this._options.selected) === treeItem),
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offsetElement = css.offset(testId('offset')),
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arrowElement = css.arrow(
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css.dropdown('Dropdown'),
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testId('itemArrow'),
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dom.style('transform', (use) => use(collapsed) ? 'rotate(-90deg)' : ''),
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dom.on('click', (ev) => toggle(collapsed)),
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// Let's prevent dragging to start when un-intentionally holding the mouse down on an arrow.
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dom.on('mousedown', (ev) => ev.stopPropagation()),
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),
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labelElement = css.itemLabel(
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testId('label'),
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treeItem.buildDom(),
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dom.style('top', (use) => use(deltaY) + 'px')
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),
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delayedMouseDrag(this._startDrag.bind(this), this._options.dragStartDelay),
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),
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css.itemLabelRight(
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handleElement = css.centeredIcon('DragDrop',
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dom.style('top', (use) => use(deltaY) + 'px'),
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testId('handle'),
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dom.hide(this._options.isReadonly),
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),
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mouseDrag((startEvent, elem) => this._startDrag(startEvent))),
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),
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...args
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);
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// Associates some of this item internals to the dom element. This is what makes possible to
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// find which item user is currently pointing at using `const item =
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// this._closestItem(ev.target);` where ev is a mouse event.
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const itemModel = {
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collapsed, dragged, children, treeItem, offsetLeft, highlight, deltaY,
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headerElement,
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containerElement,
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handleElement,
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labelElement,
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offsetElement,
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arrowElement,
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} as ItemModel;
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dom.dataElem(containerElement, 'item', itemModel);
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return containerElement;
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}
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private _updateHandle(y: number) {
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const drag = this._drag.get();
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if (drag) {
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drag.item.deltaY.set(y - drag.startY - drag.item.headerElement.getBoundingClientRect().top);
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}
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}
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private _onMouseMove(ev: MouseEvent) {
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if (!(ev.target instanceof HTMLElement)) {
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return null;
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}
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const item = this._closestItem(ev.target);
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if (item === "root") {
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return;
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}
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// updates the expander when cursor is entering a new item while dragging
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const drag = this._drag.get();
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if (drag && !eq(this._hoveredItem, item)) {
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this._updateExpander(drag, item);
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}
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this._hoveredItem = item;
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this._updateHandle(ev.clientY);
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// update the target, update the target's parent
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const dropZone = this._getDropZone(ev.clientY);
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this._setDropZone(dropZone);
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}
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// Set the drop zone and update the target and target's parent
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private _setDropZone(dropZone: DropZone|null) {
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// if there is a locked dropzone on the hovered item already set, do nothing (see
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// `DropZone#locked` documentation at the begin of this file for more detail)
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if (this._dropZone && this._dropZone.locked && eq(this._dropZone.item, this._hoveredItem)) {
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return;
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}
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this._dropZone = dropZone;
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this._updateTarget();
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this._updateTargetParent();
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}
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// Update the target based on this._dropZone.
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private _updateTarget() {
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const dropZone = this._dropZone;
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if (dropZone) {
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const left = this._getDropZoneOffsetLeft(dropZone);
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const width = this._getDropZoneRight(dropZone) - left;
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const top = this._getDropZoneTop(dropZone);
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this._target.set({width, left, top});
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this._hideTarget.set(false);
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} else {
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this._hideTarget.set(true);
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}
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}
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// compute the px distance between the left side of the container and the right side of the header
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private _getDropZoneRight(dropZone: DropZone): number {
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const headerRight = dropZone.item.headerElement.getBoundingClientRect().right;
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const containerRight = this._containerElement.getBoundingClientRect().left;
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return headerRight - containerRight;
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}
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// compute the px distance between the left side of the container and the drop zone
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private _getDropZoneOffsetLeft(dropZone: DropZone): number {
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// when target is 'within' the item we must add one level of indentation to the items left offset
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return dropZone.item.offsetLeft() + (dropZone.zone === 'within' ? this._options.offset : 0);
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}
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// compute the px distance between the top of the container and the drop zone
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private _getDropZoneTop(dropZone: DropZone): number {
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const el = dropZone.item.headerElement;
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// when crossing the border between 2 consecutive items A and B while dragging another item, in
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// order to allow the target to remain steady between A and B we need to remove 2 px when
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// dropzone is 'above', otherwise it causes the target to flicker.
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return dropZone.zone === 'above' ? el.offsetTop - 2 : el.offsetTop + el.clientHeight;
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}
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// Turns off the highlight on the former parent, and turns it on the new parent.
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private _updateTargetParent() {
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const drag = this._drag.get();
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if (!drag) {
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return;
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}
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const newParent = this._dropZone ? this._getDropZoneParent(this._dropZone) : null;
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if (newParent && newParent !== "root") {
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drag.highlightedBox.autoDispose({dispose: () => newParent.highlight.set(false)});
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newParent.highlight.set(true);
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} else {
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// setting holder to a dump value allows to dispose the previous value
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drag.highlightedBox.autoDispose({dispose: noop});
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}
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}
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private _getDropZone(mouseY: number): DropZone|null {
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const item = this._hoveredItem;
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const drag = this._drag.get();
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if (!drag || item === "root") {
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return null;
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}
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// let's not permit dropping above or below the dragged item
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if (eq(drag.item, item)) {
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return null;
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}
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// prevents dropping items into their own children
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if (this._isInChildOf(item.containerElement, drag.item.containerElement)) {
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return null;
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}
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const children = item.treeItem.children();
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const rect = item.headerElement.getBoundingClientRect();
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// if cursor is over the top half of the header set the drop zone to above this item
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if ((mouseY - rect.top) <= rect.height / 2) {
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return {zone: 'above', item};
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}
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// if cursor is over the bottom half of the header set the drop zone to below this item, unless
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// the children are expanded in which case set the drop zone to 'within' this item.
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if ((mouseY - rect.top) > rect.height / 2) {
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if (!item.collapsed.get() && children && children.get().length) {
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// set drop zone to above the first child only if the dragged item is not this item, because
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// it is not allowed to drop item into their own children.
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if (eq(item, drag.item)) {
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return null;
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}
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return {zone: 'within', item};
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} else {
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return {zone: 'below', item};
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}
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}
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return null;
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}
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// Returns whether `element` is nested in a child of `parent`. Both `el` and `parent` must be
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// a child of this._containerElement.
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private _isInChildOf(el: Element, parent: Element) {
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while (el.parentElement
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&& el.parentElement !== parent
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&& el.parentElement !== this._containerElement // let's stop at the top element
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) {
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el = el.parentElement;
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}
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return el.parentElement === parent;
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}
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// Finds the closest ancestor with '.itemContainer' and returns the attached ItemModel. Returns
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// "root" if none are found.
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private _closestItem(element: HTMLElement|null): ItemModel|"root" {
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if (element) {
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let el: HTMLElement|null = element;
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while (el && el !== this._containerElement) {
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if (el.classList.contains('itemContainer')) {
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return dom.getData(el, 'item');
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}
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el = el.parentElement;
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}
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}
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return "root";
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}
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// Return the ItemModel of the item's parent or 'root' if parent is the root.
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private _getParent(item: ItemModel): ItemModel|"root" {
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return this._closestItem(item.containerElement.parentElement);
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}
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|
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// Return the ItemModel of the dropZone's parent or 'root' if parent is the root.
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private _getDropZoneParent(zone: DropZone): ItemModel|"root" {
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return zone.zone === 'within' ? zone.item : this._getParent(zone.item);
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}
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|
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// Returns the TreeNode associated with the item or the TreeModel if item is the root.
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|
private _getTreeNode(item: ItemModel|"root"): TreeNode {
|
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return item === "root" ? this._model.get() : item.treeItem;
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}
|
|
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// returns the item that is just after where zone is pointing to
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|
private _getNextChild(zone: DropZone): TreeItem|undefined {
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const children = this._getTreeNode(this._getDropZoneParent(zone)).children();
|
|
if (!children) {
|
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return undefined;
|
|
}
|
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switch (zone.zone) {
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case "within": return children.get()[0];
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case "above": return zone.item.treeItem;
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case "below": return findNext(children.get(), zone.item.treeItem);
|
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}
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}
|
|
|
|
// trigger calls to TreeNode#insertBefore(...) and TreeNode#removeChild(...) to move draggedItem
|
|
// to where zone is pointing to.
|
|
private _moveTreeNode(draggedItem: ItemModel, zone: DropZone) {
|
|
const parentTo = this._getTreeNode(this._getDropZoneParent(zone));
|
|
const childrenTo = parentTo.children();
|
|
const nextChild = this._getNextChild(zone);
|
|
const parentFrom = this._getTreeNode(this._getParent(draggedItem));
|
|
|
|
if (!childrenTo) {
|
|
throw new Error('Should not be possible to drop into an item with `null` children');
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
if (parentTo === parentFrom) {
|
|
// if dropping an item below the above item, do nothing.
|
|
if (nextChild === draggedItem.treeItem) {
|
|
return;
|
|
}
|
|
// if dropping and item above the below item, do nothing.
|
|
if (findNext(childrenTo.get(), draggedItem.treeItem) === nextChild) {
|
|
return;
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
// call callbacks
|
|
parentTo.insertBefore(draggedItem.treeItem, nextChild || null);
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
// Shuts down the previous expander, and sets a new one for item if it is not the dragged item and
|
|
// it can be expanded (ie: it has collapsed children or it has empty list of children).
|
|
private _updateExpander(drag: Drag, item: ItemModel) {
|
|
const children = item.treeItem.children();
|
|
if (eq(drag.item, item) || !children || children.get().length && !item.collapsed.get()) {
|
|
drag.autoExpander.clear();
|
|
} else {
|
|
const callback = () => {
|
|
|
|
// Expanding the item needs some extra care. Because we could push the dragged item
|
|
// downwards in the view (if the dragged item is below the item to be expanded). In which
|
|
// case we must update `item.deltaY` to reflect the offset in order to prevent an offset
|
|
// between the handle (and the drag image) and the cursor. So let's first save the old pos of the item.
|
|
const oldItemTop = drag.item.headerElement.getBoundingClientRect().top;
|
|
|
|
// let's expand the item
|
|
item.collapsed.set(false);
|
|
|
|
// let's get the new pos for the dragged item, and get the diff
|
|
const newItemTop = drag.item.headerElement.getBoundingClientRect().top;
|
|
const offset = newItemTop - oldItemTop;
|
|
|
|
// let's reflect the offset on `item.deltaY`
|
|
drag.item.deltaY.set(drag.item.deltaY.get() - offset);
|
|
|
|
// then set the dropzone.
|
|
this._setDropZone({zone: 'within', item, locked: true});
|
|
};
|
|
const timeoutId = window.setTimeout(callback, this._options.expanderDelay);
|
|
const dispose = () => window.clearTimeout(timeoutId);
|
|
drag.autoExpander.autoDispose({item, dispose});
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
// returns the item next to item in children, or null.
|
|
function findNext(children: TreeItem[], item: TreeItem) {
|
|
return children.find((val, i, array) => Boolean(i) && array[i - 1] === item);
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
function toggle(obs: Observable<boolean>) {
|
|
obs.set(!obs.get());
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
export function addTreeView(model: Observable<TreeModel>, options: TreeViewOptions) {
|
|
return dom.create(TreeViewComponent, model, options);
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
// Starts dragging only when the user keeps the mouse down for a while. Also the cursor must not
|
|
// move until the timer expires. Implementation relies on `./mouseDrag` and a timer that will call
|
|
// `startDrag` only after a timer expires.
|
|
function delayedMouseDrag(startDrag: MouseDragStart, delay: number) {
|
|
return mouseDrag((startEvent, el) => {
|
|
// the drag handler is assigned when the timer expires
|
|
let handler: MouseDragHandler|null;
|
|
const timeoutId = setTimeout(() => handler = startDrag(startEvent, el), delay);
|
|
dom.onDisposeElem(el, () => clearTimeout(timeoutId));
|
|
function onMove(ev: MouseEvent) {
|
|
// Clears timeout if cursor moves before timer expires, ie: the startDrag won't be called.
|
|
handler ? handler.onMove(ev) : clearTimeout(timeoutId);
|
|
}
|
|
function onStop(ev: MouseEvent) {
|
|
handler ? handler.onStop(ev) : clearTimeout(timeoutId);
|
|
}
|
|
return {onMove, onStop};
|
|
});
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
// Replaces the children of elem with children.
|
|
function replaceChildren(elem: Element, ...children: Element[]) {
|
|
while (elem.firstChild) {
|
|
elem.removeChild(elem.firstChild);
|
|
}
|
|
for (const child of children) {
|
|
elem.appendChild(child);
|
|
}
|
|
}
|