@jsenv/navi 0.29.450 → 0.29.452

package/dist/jsenv_navi.js

@@ -32840,6 +32840,34 @@ const pushPopupThemeColor = ({
   };
 };
 
+/**
+ * What a popup's wall paints, read off the `--backdrop-background` it is
+ * painted from rather than off the wall: for the length of a route transition
+ * played on an area the wall itself is turned transparent and stood in for
+ * (transition_furniture.js), and a popup opening then would find nothing laid
+ * over the edge. The variable holds a token list, resolved to a colour on an
+ * element of its own, given what the wall inherits that a colour depends on:
+ * color-scheme for light-dark() and the system colours, color for
+ * currentcolor.
+ *
+ * @param {Element} element - The element declaring the variable: the dialog
+ *   for its ::backdrop, a popover's wall for itself.
+ * @returns {string}
+ */
+const readBackdropColor = (element) => {
+  const elementStyle = getComputedStyle(element);
+  const probe = document.createElement("div");
+  probe.style.colorScheme = elementStyle.colorScheme;
+  probe.style.color = elementStyle.color;
+  probe.style.background = elementStyle.getPropertyValue(
+    "--backdrop-background",
+  );
+  document.body.append(probe);
+  const color = getComputedStyle(probe).backgroundColor;
+  probe.remove();
+  return color;
+};
+
 let renderQueued = false;
 // Once per commit: a Head re-rendering leaves and arrives again in the same
 // commit, and the browser must not be handed the colour from in between.
@@ -34061,9 +34089,16 @@ const WALL_ATTRIBUTE = "data-navi-transition-wall";
 // property would replace it.
 const FURNITURE_ATTRIBUTE = "data-navi-transition-furniture";
 // What the wall paints, resolved on the matched element in both cases (the
-// dialog for its ::backdrop, the popover's wall for itself): the same two
-// properties, copied onto the stand-in.
-const WALL_PROPERTIES = ["--backdrop-background", "--backdrop-filter"];
+// dialog for its ::backdrop, the popover's wall for itself), and what a colour
+// in it depends on: color-scheme for light-dark() and the system colours,
+// color for currentcolor. Copied onto the stand-in, which paints them in a
+// context of its own.
+const WALL_PROPERTIES = [
+  "--backdrop-background",
+  "--backdrop-filter",
+  "color-scheme",
+  "color",
+];
 
 // The pictures the wall is painted into: the pages', and every bar's own.
 const FIXED_BAR_SELECTOR$1 = ".navi_fixed_bar";
@@ -42520,6 +42555,7 @@ const useUIStateController = (
             if (
               e.type === "facade_propagate_up" ||
               e.type === "cancel_rollback" ||
+              e.type === "navi_reset_ui_state" ||
               e.type === "auto_fix"
             ) {
               // Exception: when the facade propagates a child state change up to the
@@ -42529,7 +42565,9 @@ const useUIStateController = (
               // the Form's uiAction fires on every value change.
               // A cancel takes the same road back: the Form was told what the
               // popup was picking, so it has to be told the picker went back to
-              // where it opened, or it sends a value the user said no to.
+              // where it opened, or it sends a value the user said no to. A
+              // reset is that road too, for a field put back after its own
+              // action failed.
               // A correction is the same story once more: the Form sends what
               // its fields add up to, and a field that just put its own value
               // right has to be counted for the corrected one.
@@ -44595,6 +44633,13 @@ const INTERNAL_EVENT_SET = new Set([
   // notification below still happen, exactly as they did on the way in (see
   // picker_custom.jsx's onClose).
   "cancel_rollback",
+  // A rollback navi asks for (see dispatchRequestResetUIState): the action
+  // failed or was aborted, the edit was cancelled, a reset command aimed here.
+  // Nobody acted on the control, so no command — a `<Picker type="confirm"
+  // action command>` refused by the server would otherwise go where only its
+  // success leads. Where the value moves back, uiAction and the parent
+  // notification below still happen, as for cancel_rollback.
+  "navi_reset_ui_state",
   // A constraint allowed to correct the value put it right as the value was
   // committed (see applyAutoFix). Nobody pressed anything, so no command and
   // no action of the control's own — but what it holds really did move, so
@@ -56321,24 +56366,32 @@ const ControlSwap = props => {
   }
   // Reading .value during render is what subscribes the row to it.
   const valueRequested = signal ? signal.value : value;
-  const [activeName, setActiveName] = useState(() => {
+  // The side holding the floor, and the cap whose press gave it (null when
+  // `value`/`signal` did): which cap was pressed decides where the focus goes.
+  const [floor, setFloor] = useState(() => {
     const nameRequested = valueRequested === undefined ? defaultValue : valueRequested;
-    return nameRequested === undefined ? sides[0].name : nameRequested;
+    return {
+      name: nameRequested === undefined ? sides[0].name : nameRequested,
+      pressedCapIndex: null
+    };
   });
-  const activeIndexFound = sides.findIndex(side => side.name === activeName);
+  const activeIndexFound = sides.findIndex(side => side.name === floor.name);
   const activeIndex = activeIndexFound === -1 ? 0 : activeIndexFound;
   const activeSide = sides[activeIndex];
   const capRefs = [useRef(), useRef()];
   const slotRefs = [useRef(), useRef()];
   const slotIdPrefix = useId();
-  const activeNameRef = useRef(activeName);
+  const activeNameRef = useRef(floor.name);
   activeNameRef.current = activeSide.name;
-  const swapTo = (name, event) => {
+  const swapTo = (name, event, pressedCapIndex = null) => {
     if (name === activeNameRef.current) {
       return;
     }
     activeNameRef.current = name;
-    setActiveName(name);
+    setFloor({
+      name,
+      pressedCapIndex
+    });
     if (signal) {
       signal.value = name;
     }
@@ -56371,14 +56424,14 @@ const ControlSwap = props => {
       isFirstActiveRunRef.current = false;
       return;
     }
-    focusWithTheFloor(slotRefs[activeIndex].current, activeSide, capRefs[activeIndex].current);
+    focusWithTheFloor(slotRefs[activeIndex].current, activeSide, capRefs[activeIndex].current, floor.pressedCapIndex === null ? null : capRefs[floor.pressedCapIndex].current);
   }, [activeSide.name]);
 
   // Both caps do the same thing, and it is the reason they sit outside the
   // controls: whichever one the finger lands on, the floor goes to the other
   // side. The same pixel opens the search and closes it.
-  const swapOnPress = event => {
-    swapTo(sides[activeIndex === 0 ? 1 : 0].name, event);
+  const swapOnPress = (event, pressedCapIndex) => {
+    swapTo(sides[activeIndex === 0 ? 1 : 0].name, event, pressedCapIndex);
   };
   return jsxs(Box, {
     flex: "x",
@@ -56392,7 +56445,7 @@ const ControlSwap = props => {
       side: sides[0],
       slotId: `${slotIdPrefix}_0`,
       active: activeIndex === 0,
-      onPress: swapOnPress
+      onPress: event => swapOnPress(event, 0)
     }), jsx("div", {
       className: "navi_control_swap_stage",
       children: jsx("div", {
@@ -56410,7 +56463,7 @@ const ControlSwap = props => {
       side: sides[1],
       slotId: `${slotIdPrefix}_1`,
       active: activeIndex === 1,
-      onPress: swapOnPress
+      onPress: event => swapOnPress(event, 1)
     })]
   });
 };
@@ -56441,12 +56494,14 @@ const ControlSwap = props => {
  *   the collapsed one — the side holding the floor spells out in full what a
  *   dot could only hint at — so it is read straight off the state
  *   (`badge={Boolean(groupId)}`), with no "and this side is hidden" to add.
- * @param autoFocus - On by default: the focus goes into this control when it
- *   takes the floor, where navi's ladder puts it — an `autoFocus` inside the
- *   control first, its first focusable otherwise. `false` leaves it on the cap
- *   that was pressed, for a control one reads before writing in (and, on a
- *   phone, for a keyboard that must not rise). Never on mount, whatever the
- *   setting.
+ * @param autoFocus - On by default: the focus goes into this control when its
+ *   own cap (or `value`/`signal`) gives it the floor, where navi's ladder puts
+ *   it — an `autoFocus` inside the control first, its first focusable
+ *   otherwise. `false` leaves it on the cap that was pressed, for a control one
+ *   reads before writing in (and, on a phone, for a keyboard that must not
+ *   rise). Whatever the setting, never on mount, and never when the floor comes
+ *   back because the other side was put away by its own cap: that press closed
+ *   something, it did not ask for this control.
  *
  * Anything else — `data-testid`, `variant`, `backgroundColor`, `color`, an
  * `aria-describedby` — goes to the cap, which is a `<Button>`. It is the one
@@ -56521,9 +56576,13 @@ const readSides = children => {
   return sides;
 };
 
-// The floor moved: the press that gave it landed on a cap, and what one wants
-// next is the control that just arrived — typing into the search field one just
-// opened, not pressing its icon again.
+// The floor moved. A press on the arriving side's own cap — the collapsed one —
+// asks for that control: what one wants next is typing into the search field
+// one just opened, not pressing its icon again. A press on the other cap puts
+// the side holding the floor away, and the arriving one only comes back because
+// the row has room for one control: the focus stays on the cap pressed, and on
+// a phone no keyboard rises over the list one went back to. A swap with no
+// press behind it (`value`/`signal` moved) is taken as asking for the arrival.
 //
 // WHERE inside is navi's own ladder (findFocusTarget): an `autoFocus` in the
 // control's own content first, the first focusable otherwise, a last resort
@@ -56538,8 +56597,9 @@ const readSides = children => {
 //   open". A field marked that way so its sheet opens quietly would otherwise
 //   leave the focus on the magnifier that was pressed to reach it.
 // A side one reads before writing in says `autoFocus={false}`.
-const focusWithTheFloor = (arrivingSlot, arrivingSide, arrivingCap) => {
-  if (arrivingSide.autoFocus !== false) {
+const focusWithTheFloor = (arrivingSlot, arrivingSide, arrivingCap, pressedCap) => {
+  const arrivalAskedFor = !pressedCap || pressedCap === arrivingCap;
+  if (arrivalAskedFor && arrivingSide.autoFocus !== false) {
     const found = findFocusTarget(arrivingSlot, {
       restoreMayClaim: true
     });
@@ -56549,13 +56609,14 @@ const focusWithTheFloor = (arrivingSlot, arrivingSide, arrivingCap) => {
     }
   }
   // Whatever the leaving slot held is inert and off the window now, so the
-  // browser dropped its focus to the document body: it has to land somewhere,
-  // and the cap of the side taking over is where the gesture was.
+  // browser dropped its focus to the document body (Safari never gave it to
+  // the pressed button in the first place): it has to land somewhere, and the
+  // cap pressed is where the gesture was.
   const {
     activeElement
   } = document;
   if (!activeElement || activeElement === document.body) {
-    moveFocusTo(arrivingCap);
+    moveFocusTo(pressedCap || arrivingCap);
   }
 };
 
@@ -67553,7 +67614,7 @@ const useDialogProps = props => {
     if (isTopLayer && themeColor !== false) {
       addCleanup(pushPopupThemeColor({
         themeColor,
-        backdropColor: backdrop ? getComputedStyle(dialogEl, "::backdrop").backgroundColor : null,
+        backdropColor: backdrop ? readBackdropColor(dialogEl) : null,
         surfaceColor: flushEdges.top ? getComputedStyle(dialogEl).backgroundColor : null
       }));
     }
@@ -69320,7 +69381,7 @@ const usePopoverProps = props => {
     if (isTopLayer && themeColor !== false) {
       addCleanup(pushPopupThemeColor({
         themeColor,
-        backdropColor: backdropEl ? getComputedStyle(backdropEl).backgroundColor : null
+        backdropColor: backdropEl ? readBackdropColor(backdropEl) : null
       }));
     }
     const cancelOpenInteractionSuppression = !silent && hasCssTransitionAnimation ? suppressPointerEventsDuringTransition(popoverEl) : null;