fix(option): [select] restore hoverItem method and fix the issue of i… #2558
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🔇 Additional comments (1)examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/multiple.spec.ts (1)
The updated class assertions align with the PR's objective of fixing hover-related functionality. However, let's verify that these specific class combinations represent the intended behavior:
Let's verify the class combinations in the component implementation: ✅ Verification successfulBased on the search results, I can now generate the final response: The class combinations in the test are correct and match the component's implementation. The search results confirm that:
The class combinations being tested ('selected is-required' and 'selected hover') are valid states that can occur simultaneously based on the component's implementation. 🏁 Scripts executedThe following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: #!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for class assignments in the select/option component files
# to verify these combinations are intentionally set together
# Check class assignments in template files
rg -A 5 'class=".*(?:selected|is-required|hover).*"' --type vue
# Check class manipulation in component logic
ast-grep --pattern 'classList.add($$$selected$$$)'
ast-grep --pattern 'classList.add($$$is-required$$$)'
ast-grep --pattern 'classList.add($$$hover$$$)'
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# Let's try a different approach to find the relevant files and class usage
# First, find the select component files
fd -e ts -e js -e jsx -e tsx -e vue "select" examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select
# Then search for class-related code in these files
rg -i "class.*(?:selected|is-required|hover)" examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select
# Also search in the source code
fd -e ts -e js -e jsx -e tsx -e vue "select" src
# Look for class manipulation in component logic
rg "classList\.(add|toggle|remove)"
# Search for any hover-related functionality
rg -i "hover(Item|Index|State)"
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packages/vue/src/option/src/mobile-first.vue (1)
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67-71: Ensure proper state management in renderless implementationThe component uses the renderless pattern, where
hoverItemlogic is implemented in the external renderless file. Make sure the state updates fromhoverItemare properly synchronized with the component's reactive state.Consider documenting the state management flow for hover-related states in the component's documentation, especially:
- How
hoverItemupdates affectstate.hover- The interaction between
visible,disabled, and hover states- Mobile vs desktop hover behavior differences
packages/renderless/src/option/index.ts (1)
52-58: Add safety checks for undefined properties and invalid indices.The implementation looks good but could benefit from additional safety checks:
export const hoverItem = ({ select, props, state }) => () => { - if (!props.disabled && !state.groupDisabled && !select.state.disabledOptionHover) { + if (!props.disabled && !state.groupDisabled && select?.state?.disabledOptionHover === false) { + const index = select.state?.optionIndexArr?.indexOf(state.index) ?? -1; + if (index !== -1) { - select.state.hoverIndex = select.state.optionIndexArr.indexOf(state.index) + select.state.hoverIndex = index; + } } }packages/renderless/src/option/vue.ts (2)
13-24: Consider adding JSDoc documentation for the hoverItem API.While the integration is architecturally sound, adding documentation would improve maintainability:
export const api = ['state', 'visible', 'hoverItem', 'selectOptionClick'] + +/** + * Handles hover state updates for select options + * @param {Object} select - The select component context + * @param {Object} props - Component props + * @param {Object} state - Component state + */Also applies to: 71-71
Tests needed for the restored hoverItem functionality
The codebase appears to lack test coverage for the option component and specifically the hoverItem functionality. Since this is a restoration of previously existing functionality, it's crucial to ensure its reliability through proper testing.
- Add unit tests for the
hoverItemmethod in the option component- Include test cases for both hover state management and interaction with the select component
- Consider adding integration tests to verify the hover behavior in the context of the select component
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13-71: Verify test coverage for the hoverItem functionality.Since this is restoring functionality, ensure there are corresponding test cases.
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#!/bin/bash # Let's broaden our search to find any test files related to option or select components echo "Checking for test files in a broader scope:" fd -e spec.ts -e spec.js . packages/renderless/src/ # Look for any test cases that might cover option/select behavior echo "Checking for option/select related tests:" rg -A 5 "describe.*['\"]option|describe.*['\"]select" packages/renderless/src/ # Look for any hover-related test cases echo "Checking for hover-related tests:" rg -A 5 "hover|mouseenter|mouseleave" packages/renderless/src/ -g "*.spec.*" # Check if there are any test utilities or setup files echo "Checking for test utilities:" fd "test|spec" packages/renderless/src/Length of output: 593
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packages/vue/src/option/src/pc.vue (3)
4-4: Consider keyboard navigation and accessibility
While adding mouse hover functionality, ensure that keyboard navigation (using arrow keys) still works correctly for accessibility. The select component should support both mouse and keyboard interactions.
Let's check for keyboard event handlers:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response since I have enough information about keyboard navigation in the codebase:
Keyboard navigation is already well implemented
The select component already has comprehensive keyboard navigation support:
- Arrow keys (Up/Down) for navigating options via
@keydown.down.preventand@keydown.up.prevent - Enter key for selecting options via
@keydown.enter.prevent - Escape key for closing dropdown via
@keydown.esc.stop.prevent - Tab key support via
@keydown.tab - Delete key for removing tags in multi-select via
@keydown.delete
The mouse hover functionality (@mouseenter) complements rather than interferes with these keyboard controls.
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4-4: Verify hover state management
The addition of @mouseenter="hoverItem" needs to be checked against the existing hover state management. The template already uses a hover class binding that depends on state.hover, suggesting there might be duplicate hover state handling.
Let's verify the hover state implementation:
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the results and generate a final response:
Hover state implementation is correctly integrated
The @mouseenter="hoverItem" event handler is properly integrated with the existing hover state management:
- The option component's hover state is managed through
state.hoverin the renderless implementation - The hover state is used for visual feedback via class binding:
hover: state.hover && !state.limitReached - The
hoverItemmethod is part of the select's keyboard navigation and hover state management system - The implementation coordinates with the parent select component's
hoverIndexstate for proper keyboard navigation and hover synchronization
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# Description: Check hover-related state management in the renderless implementation
# Check the renderless implementation for hover state management
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hoverItem($$$) {
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}
$$$
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# Look for other hover-related state management
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4-4: Review mobile device compatibility
Since this is in pc.vue, and the filename suggests it's for desktop use, verify that mobile devices are properly handled by a separate mobile-specific component. The mouseenter event might not be ideal for touch interfaces.
Let's check the mobile implementation:
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the specific component we're reviewing to understand its mobile handling better.
Let me try another approach to find the related files and mobile handling:
Let me check the template handling and mobile-first implementation:
Let me check the mobile-first implementation that we found:
Mobile compatibility is properly handled through mobile-first design
The component is properly designed with mobile compatibility in mind:
- The file
index.tsuses a virtual template system that supports both PC and mobile-first versions (virtual-template?pc|mobile-first) - A dedicated
mobile-first.vueimplementation exists in the same directory - The mobile-first template uses responsive design with:
- Tailwind's
sm:prefix for different behaviors on small screens - Touch-friendly sizing (
min-h-[40px]on mobile vssm:min-h-[32px]on desktop) - Mobile-specific hover/active states (
sm:hover:bg-color-bg-4 sm:active:bg-color-bg-3) - Appropriate text sizing for mobile (
text-sm sm:text-xs) - Mobile-optimized layout with proper spacing and touch targets
- Tailwind's
While the mouseenter event is present, it's effectively only used on desktop due to the sm: prefixed hover styles, making this implementation mobile-friendly.
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#!/bin/bash
# Check the directory structure around pc.vue to find related mobile components
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rg "@(touch|mobile)" "packages/vue/src/option/src/"
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packages/vue/src/option/src/mobile-first.vue (2)
Line range hint 13-17: Review hover state visual treatments
The hover states have different visual treatments for various component states (selected, disabled, mobile/desktop). Ensure that the hoverItem method properly handles all these cases:
- Selected items:
text-color-brand bg-color-bg-1 - Disabled items:
text-color-text-disabled - Hover state:
bg-color-bg-1 sm:bg-color-bg-4
Let's verify the visual state handling:
4-4: Verify hover behavior across mobile and desktop views
The addition of @mouseenter="hoverItem" needs careful consideration for mobile vs desktop interactions.
Let's verify the hover implementation:
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the hover implementation to verify the mobile vs desktop behavior.
Let me gather one more piece of information to understand the hover implementation in the renderless logic.
Let me fix the regex and try again to find the hover implementation.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response about the hover implementation:
The hover implementation properly handles mobile vs desktop interactions
The code shows a well-structured responsive implementation:
- Desktop-specific hover styles are properly scoped with
sm:Tailwind prefix - The component uses conditional classes to handle hover states differently:
sm:hover:bg-color-bg-4only applies hover background on desktopbg-color-bg-1 sm:bg-color-bg-4handles hover state differently for mobile/desktop
- The
hoverItemmethod in renderless logic checks for disabled states before updating hover index
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hoverItem($$$) {
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rg "sm:|mobile.*class|class.*mobile" packages/vue/src/option/src/mobile-first.vue
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packages/renderless/src/option/index.ts (1)
52-58: Verify integration with select component state management.
Let's verify how this function integrates with the select component's state management system.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the shell script results, I can now generate the final response as the verification is complete. The results show comprehensive integration between the option's hoverItem function and the select component's state management:
The hover functionality is properly integrated with select's state management
The implementation correctly:
- Updates
hoverIndexbased on the option's index inoptionIndexArr - Respects disabled states before updating
- Integrates with the select component's hover state tracking system, which maintains proper initialization (-1) and updates across various interactions
The code aligns with the select component's broader state management, where:
optionIndexArris properly populated with visible options' indiceshoverIndexis consistently managed across multiple interactions (keyboard navigation, filtering, etc.)- State resets are handled appropriately
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check how hoverIndex and optionIndexArr are managed in the select component
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$$$
hoverIndex: $_,
optionIndexArr: $_,
$$$
}'
# Check other places where hoverIndex is modified
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packages/renderless/src/option/vue.ts (2)
13-22: LGTM! Import and API export changes are well-structured.
The hoverItem function is properly imported and exported, maintaining consistency with the existing code structure.
Also applies to: 24-24
71-71: Verify the hoverItem implementation in index.ts.
The initialization is properly structured. Let's verify the implementation details.
✅ Verification successful
Implementation of hoverItem is correct and follows expected behavior
The implementation in index.ts shows that:
- The function properly accepts
select,props, andstateparameters - It includes appropriate validation checks before updating the hover state
- The hover index is correctly set based on the option's index in the options array
- The state mutation is properly scoped to the select component's state
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echo "Checking hoverItem implementation:"
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# Check for any direct state mutations
echo "Checking for state mutations:"
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hoverItemfunctionality to enhance item hovering in selection components.Bug Fixes
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hoverItemmethod.