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Compatible with the styles of nested tags such as b, strong, and sup #196
WalkthroughThe changes involve updates to ESLint configuration, npm registry settings, and modifications to several TypeScript functions related to HTML parsing. The ESLint configuration now includes additional file types and has adjusted rules for unused variables. The npm configuration has removed a specific registry URL, reverting to defaults. The TypeScript functions have been streamlined for better readability and efficiency, particularly in how HTML elements are processed, with unnecessary checks removed and parameters renamed for clarity. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Editor
participant Parser
participant TextNode
Editor->>Parser: Call parseStyleHtml(text, node, _editor)
Parser->>TextNode: Assign font size and family
TextNode-->>Editor: Return updated text node
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packages/basic-modules/src/modules/font-size-family/parse-style-html.ts (2)
12-16: Approve function signature change with a suggestion.The renaming of the
editorparameter to_editoris a good practice to indicate that it's not used within the function. This improves code readability.Consider removing the unused
_editorparameter entirely if it's not needed in the function implementation. This would further simplify the function signature.
34-37: Approve font family handling changes with a suggestion for comment improvement.The simplification of the font family handling logic is consistent with the changes made to font size handling, improving overall code readability.
Consider updating the comment on line 34 to be more specific:
- // 这里需要替换掉 "， css 设置 font-family，会将有空格的字体使用 " 包裹 + // Remove quotes from font family names, as CSS wraps font names with spaces in quotesThis provides clearer context for why the quote replacement is necessary.
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packages/basic-modules/src/modules/font-size-family/parse-style-html.ts (2)
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1-40: Overall assessment: Approved with minor suggestions and a request for clarification.The changes in this file significantly simplify the
parseStyleHtmlfunction, improving its readability and maintainability. The removal of unused parameter references and simplification of font size and family handling are positive changes.However, there are a few points to address:
- Consider removing the unused
_editorparameter if it's not needed elsewhere.- Clarify the implications of removing font size validation against the editor's configuration.
- Improve the comment for font family quote removal for better clarity.
These minor adjustments will further enhance the code quality and maintainability.
28-30: Approve font size handling changes with a request for clarification.The simplification of the font size handling logic improves code readability. However, the removal of checks against the editor's configuration list raises a question.
Could you please clarify why the validation against the editor's font size list was removed? Are there any potential implications for font size consistency or user experience?
To verify the impact, let's check for any other usage of font size validation in the codebase:
.eslintrc.cjs (4)
19-28: Expanded ESLint coverage to additional file types.The addition of
.json,.cjs, and.mjsfile types to the ESLint configuration is a positive change. This expansion will help maintain code consistency across more file formats in the project, potentially catching issues in configuration files and module scripts that were previously not linted.
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1-141: Summary of ESLint configuration changesThe changes to
.eslintrc.cjsinclude expanding linting coverage to additional file types, updating the@typescript-eslint/no-unused-varsrule, and removing theglobalssection. These changes are generally positive and should improve code consistency and maintainability.However, to ensure these changes don't introduce unintended consequences, please:
- Run the provided verification scripts to check for new linting errors.
- Review the results and address any issues that may arise.
- Consider documenting these configuration changes in the project's coding standards or contribution guidelines.
If no issues are found after verification, these changes can be approved for merging.
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1-141: Verify impact of removingglobalssection.The AI-generated summary mentions the removal of the
globalssection that previously defineddocumentandwindowas false. While this change is not visible in the provided diff, it's important to address its potential impact.Removing these global definitions might affect how ESLint treats
documentandwindowreferences in the codebase, potentially leading to false positives for undefined variables in browser environments.To ensure this change doesn't negatively impact the linting process for browser-specific code, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any new ESLint errors related to document and window globals # Run ESLint on all JavaScript and TypeScript files and filter for document and window related errors eslint_output=$(npx eslint --ext .js,.jsx,.ts,.tsx . | grep -E "('document' is not defined|'window' is not defined)") if [ -n "$eslint_output" ]; then echo "Found potential issues with document or window globals after removing the globals section:" echo "$eslint_output" else echo "No issues found with document or window globals after removing the globals section." fiThis script will help identify any new linting errors related to
documentandwindowthat may have been introduced by removing theglobalssection.
117-117: Updated@typescript-eslint/no-unused-varsrule configuration.The change from
ignoreRestSiblings: truetoargsIgnorePattern: '^_'is a good practice that allows for explicitly marking unused parameters. This can improve code readability and maintainability.However, please ensure this change aligns with the project's coding standards and doesn't introduce new linting errors in the existing codebase.
To verify the impact of this change, please run the following script:
This script will help identify any new linting errors related to unused variables that may have been introduced by this configuration change.
packages/core/src/parse-html/parse-elem-html.ts (1)
75-76: Good practice in handling default element parsingThe final
returnstatement ensures that any unhandled tags are parsed usingparseCommonElemHtml:return parseCommonElemHtml($elem, editor)This catches all other elements not specifically processed earlier, enhancing the robustness of the parsing function.
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1-6: LGTM! Changeset looks good.The changeset is correctly structured and appropriately describes the changes as a patch for both
@wangeditor-next/basic-modulesand@wangeditor-next/core. The description accurately reflects the purpose of the changes.Consider slightly expanding the description for more clarity:
-Compatible with the styles of nested tags such as b, strong, and sup +Improved compatibility with styles of nested tags (e.g., <b>, <strong>, <sup>) to ensure correct rendering within the editorThis provides a bit more context about the change and its impact.
avoids altering the parent $elem[0] and ensures that each child is parsed correctly.
Compatible with the styles of nested tags such as b, strong, and sup
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<span>and<code>HTML elements, enhancing parsing efficiency and clarity.<b>,<strong>, and<sup>for better styling preservation in the editor.Chores
Refactor
parseStyleHtmlfunction for better readability and streamlined logic for font size and family assignment.