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feat(fluent-editor): export default toolbar #2350

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    • Introduced a structured toolbar configuration for improved readability and maintainability.
    • Added export for defaultToolbar to enhance component integration.
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    • Preserved existing functionality and error handling in the editor's mention and list handling features.

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The changes in this pull request primarily involve the restructuring of the toolbar configuration in the options.ts file within the packages/renderless/src/fluent-editor directory. A new constant defaultToolbar has been introduced to consolidate toolbar items, enhancing readability. The toolbar function now references this constant, simplifying its structure. Additionally, a new export statement for defaultToolbar has been added in the index.ts file of the packages/vue/src/fluent-editor/src directory, without affecting existing functionalities.

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packages/renderless/src/fluent-editor/options.ts - Added constant export const defaultToolbar.
- Updated toolbar function to return an object with container: defaultToolbar.
- No changes to mention, keyboard, defaultOption, iconOption, iconOptionMobileFirst, or simpleToolbar.
packages/vue/src/fluent-editor/src/index.ts - Added export statement for defaultToolbar from @opentiny/vue-renderless/fluent-editor/options.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat(fluent-editor): add format painter #2149: This PR modifies the toolbar configuration in the options-composition-api.vue and options.vue files, which is directly related to the restructuring of the toolbar configuration in the main PR's options.ts file. Both PRs focus on enhancing the toolbar functionality within the Fluent Editor.

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

71-71: LGTM! Consider updating documentation.

The new export of defaultToolbar aligns with the PR objectives and provides a way for other parts of the application to use the default toolbar configuration. This is a good addition that enhances the modularity of the Fluent Editor.

Consider updating the component's documentation to reflect this new export, explaining its purpose and how it can be used in other parts of the application.

packages/renderless/src/fluent-editor/options.ts (1)

60-89: Changes improve modularity without breaking existing functionality.

The introduction of the defaultToolbar constant and the simplification of the toolbar function improve the code's modularity and maintainability. These changes don't alter the existing API, ensuring compatibility with other parts of the application. The exported defaultToolbar also provides flexibility for potential customization in other modules.

Consider adding documentation comments for the defaultToolbar constant and the toolbar function to explain their purpose and usage, especially since they are exported and might be used by other parts of the application.

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packages/renderless/src/fluent-editor/options.ts (2)

64-84: Well-structured and comprehensive toolbar configuration.

The new defaultToolbar constant provides a well-organized and comprehensive configuration for the editor's toolbar. It includes a wide range of editing features grouped logically, which should improve the user experience and code maintainability.


86-89: Simplified toolbar function improves maintainability.

The toolbar function has been refactored to use the new defaultToolbar constant. This change simplifies the function, improves code maintainability, and ensures consistency in the toolbar configuration across the application.

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export { defaultToolbar } from '@opentiny/vue-renderless/fluent-editor/options'

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Missing Tests for defaultToolbar Export

While the documentation has been updated to reflect the new defaultToolbar export, there are no corresponding tests to verify its correct export and usage. Please add tests to ensure the functionality is covered.

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Consider adding tests and updating documentation

While the change is minimal and non-breaking, it's important to ensure that:

  1. Tests are added to verify that the defaultToolbar is correctly exported and can be imported in other parts of the application.
  2. Documentation is updated to reflect this new export and its usage.

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@zzcr zzcr merged commit 1d04091 into dev Oct 23, 2024
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kagol added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 23, 2024
…#2360)

* feat(fluent-editor): export default toolbar (#2350)

* fix(fleunt-editor): fix font name display wrong when config custom font toolbar
@kagol kagol deleted the kagol/fluent-editor-export-default-toolbar branch November 4, 2024 03:53
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