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Add a new SettingsTemplate.yml input type: inputWithFolderBtn #89

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This PR adds a new type of input for JS/Python plugins: inputWithFolderBtn. Related to Flow-Launcher/Flow.Launcher#3057. Should be merged only if the aforementioned PR also gets merged.

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The changes in this pull request introduce a new input type, inputWithFolderBtn, to the settings configuration, allowing users to select folders in addition to files. This update affects several components, including PasteHandler.svelte, SettingsEditDialog.svelte, SettingsComponentDemo.svelte, and types.ts, where the new input type is integrated into existing logic and structures. The documentation in json-rpc-settings.md has been updated to reflect this addition, while existing input types and examples remain unchanged.

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File Path Change Summary
json-rpc-settings.md Added inputWithFolderBtn to input types, modified inputWithFileBtn description.
webcomponents/src/components/PasteHandler.svelte Updated types array to include inputWithFolderBtn for data validation.
webcomponents/src/components/SettingsEditDialog.svelte Added inputWithFolderBtn to inputTypes, modified rendering logic for new input type.
webcomponents/src/types.ts Updated ComponentType to include inputWithFolderBtn.
webcomponents/src/webcomponents/SettingsComponentDemo.svelte Enhanced handling of type property to support inputWithFolderBtn.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant SettingsEditDialog
    participant PasteHandler
    participant SettingsComponentDemo

    User->>SettingsEditDialog: Selects input type (file/folder)
    SettingsEditDialog->>SettingsComponentDemo: Update input type
    SettingsComponentDemo->>PasteHandler: Validate input type
    PasteHandler-->>SettingsComponentDemo: Return validation result
    SettingsComponentDemo-->>User: Display selected input type
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
webcomponents/src/components/PasteHandler.svelte (1)

10-10: Consider grouping related input types.

For better maintainability, consider grouping related input types like 'inputWithFileBtn' and 'inputWithFolderBtn' together in the array.

-const types: ComponentType[] = ['textBlock', 'input', 'inputWithFileBtn', 'inputWithFolderBtn', 'passwordBox', 'textarea', 'dropdown', 'checkbox'];
+const types: ComponentType[] = ['textBlock', 'input', 'passwordBox', 'textarea', 'dropdown', 'checkbox', 'inputWithFileBtn', 'inputWithFolderBtn'];
webcomponents/src/components/SettingsEditDialog.svelte (2)

149-149: Consider refactoring the condition for better maintainability.

While the implementation is correct, the growing condition could be refactored to be more maintainable.

Consider this approach:

-{#if data.type === 'input' || data.type === 'inputWithFileBtn' || data.type === 'inputWithFolderBtn' || data.type === 'passwordBox'}
+{#if ['input', 'inputWithFileBtn', 'inputWithFolderBtn', 'passwordBox'].includes(data.type)}

Or for better type safety:

const TEXT_INPUT_TYPES = ['input', 'inputWithFileBtn', 'inputWithFolderBtn', 'passwordBox'] as const;
// In the template
{#if TEXT_INPUT_TYPES.includes(data.type)}

Line range hint 1-238: Consider adding test coverage for the new input type.

While the implementation is solid, ensure that:

  1. Unit tests cover the new inputWithFolderBtn type
  2. Integration tests verify the interaction with the folder selection dialog
  3. The component correctly handles folder paths in different formats
json-rpc-settings.md (1)

43-44: LGTM! Clear introduction of the new input type.

The documentation effectively introduces inputWithFolderBtn alongside inputWithFileBtn and clearly explains their distinct purposes.

Consider enhancing the documentation with:

  1. An example specifically for inputWithFolderBtn
  2. Any folder-specific behaviors or limitations
  3. Side-by-side examples showing both types in action

Example addition:

  type: inputWithFileBtn
  attributes:
    name: file
    label: This is a text input with a Browse button
    description: Description of the input
    defaultValue: Hello there
  • type: inputWithFolderBtn
  • attributes:
  • name: folder
  • label: Select a folder
  • description: Choose a folder to process
  • defaultValue: C:\Users\Username\Documents

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* `json-rpc-settings.md` (1 hunks)
* `webcomponents/src/components/PasteHandler.svelte` (1 hunks)
* `webcomponents/src/components/SettingsEditDialog.svelte` (2 hunks)
* `webcomponents/src/types.ts` (1 hunks)
* `webcomponents/src/webcomponents/SettingsComponentDemo.svelte` (1 hunks)

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<summary>webcomponents/src/types.ts (2)</summary>

`5-5`: **LGTM! Verify usage across components.**

The new type `inputWithFolderBtn` is properly integrated into the `ComponentType` union.


Let's verify the usage of this new type across components:

```shell
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the new input type is properly integrated in all necessary components
# Expected: Find references in PasteHandler.svelte, SettingsEditDialog.svelte, and other related files

# Search for direct references to the new type
rg "inputWithFolderBtn"

# Search for component type handling to ensure proper integration
ast-grep --pattern 'ComponentType'

5-5: Dependency notice: This change requires Flow.Launcher#3057.

This type addition is dependent on Flow.Launcher/Flow.Launcher#3057. Please ensure that PR is merged first or coordinate the merging of both PRs.

webcomponents/src/components/PasteHandler.svelte (2)

Line range hint 11-39: LGTM: Robust validation and error handling.

The existing validation and error handling in verifyData and onPaste functions work well with the new input type:

  • Type validation is performed before accepting pasted data
  • Error handling gracefully ignores invalid YAML
  • UUID generation ensures unique IDs for new components

10-10: Verify type definition update across the codebase.

The addition of 'inputWithFolderBtn' to the types array needs corresponding updates to the ComponentType type definition.

Let's verify the type definition and its usage:

✅ Verification successful

Let me gather more information about the type definition since it wasn't clearly shown in the previous results.


Type definition and usage are properly synchronized

The ComponentType type definition in webcomponents/src/types.ts already includes 'inputWithFolderBtn' and all its usages across the codebase are consistent with the type definition. The changes are properly reflected in:

  • Type definition in types.ts
  • Component handling in SettingsEditDialog.svelte
  • UI rendering in SettingsComponentDemo.svelte
  • Documentation in json-rpc-settings.md
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if ComponentType is properly updated to include the new type
# and verify all usages of the new type

# Check the type definition
rg -A 5 "type ComponentType = " 

# Check all usages of inputWithFolderBtn
rg "inputWithFolderBtn"

Length of output: 994


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Get the complete ComponentType definition
ast-grep --pattern 'type ComponentType = $_'

Length of output: 475

webcomponents/src/webcomponents/SettingsComponentDemo.svelte (2)

51-51: LGTM: Class binding correctly extended for folder button

The class binding extension ensures consistent layout between file and folder button inputs.


56-58: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve button label clarity and verify integration

The current implementation has a few concerns:

  1. The generic "Browse" label doesn't indicate whether it's for file or folder selection
  2. The button behavior needs to be properly integrated with Flow.Launcher#3057

Consider making the button label more specific:

-        <SettingsButton {theme}>Browse</SettingsButton>
+        <SettingsButton {theme}>{type === 'inputWithFolderBtn' ? 'Select Folder' : 'Select File'}</SettingsButton>
webcomponents/src/components/SettingsEditDialog.svelte (1)

50-51: LGTM! Clear and consistent input type definitions.

The descriptions for both file and folder selection inputs are well-defined and maintain consistency with the existing pattern.

@taooceros taooceros merged commit 90d0830 into main Nov 4, 2024
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@taooceros taooceros deleted the add-new-settingstemplate-field branch November 4, 2024 15:35
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