@remit/web-client 0.0.116 → 0.0.117

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package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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  {
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  "name": "@remit/web-client",
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- "version": "0.0.116",
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+ "version": "0.0.117",
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  "type": "module",
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  "description": "Remit web client, published as composable primitives — the app shell, auth shells, and runtime config. A distributor imports what it composes and bundles it.",
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  "exports": {
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  * what wording is not decided here.
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  */
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  import type { RemitImapAccountResponse } from "@remit/api-http-client/types.gen.ts";
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- import { ShellTopBar } from "@remit/ui";
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+ import { ShellTopBar, shortcutHintForAction } from "@remit/ui";
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  import { useNavigate } from "@tanstack/react-router";
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  import { AccountMenu } from "@/auth/AccountMenu";
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  import { useGlobalCompose } from "@/hooks/useComposeTarget";
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  import { useSearchScope } from "@/hooks/useSearchScope";
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  import { openBugReport } from "@/lib/bug-report";
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- import { shortcutHintForAction } from "@/lib/keymap";
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  import { useMailContext } from "@/lib/mail-context";
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  interface MailTopBarProps {
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  IntelligenceToggle,
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  type MailAction,
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  MailActionToolbar,
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+ tooltipForAction,
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  } from "@remit/ui";
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  import { useState } from "react";
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- import { tooltipForAction } from "@/lib/keymap";
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  import { MoveToTrigger } from "./MoveToTrigger";
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  /**
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  * are not rendered: focus stops moving, the highlight disappears, and the next
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  * verb acts on a message the user cannot see.
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  */
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- import { SelectionTopBar, type Verb } from "@remit/ui";
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+ import { SelectionTopBar, useListCursor, type Verb } from "@remit/ui";
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  import {
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  createContext,
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  type ReactNode,
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  } from "react";
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  import { ConfirmDialog } from "@/components/ui/ConfirmDialog";
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  import { useFollowFocusOpen } from "@/hooks/useFollowFocusOpen";
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- import { useListCursor } from "@/hooks/useListCursor";
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  import { useIsDesktop } from "@/hooks/useMediaQuery";
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  import type { TriageContextUpdate } from "@/hooks/useTriageLayer";
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  import { formatDeleteToTrashTitle } from "@/lib/format";
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- import { Kbd } from "@remit/ui";
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+ import { Kbd, KEY_HINT_GROUPS } from "@remit/ui";
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  import { X } from "lucide-react";
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  import { Fragment, useCallback, useEffect } from "react";
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- import { KEY_HINT_GROUPS } from "@/lib/keymap";
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  import { cn } from "@/lib/utils";
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  interface KeyboardShortcutsModalProps {
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  /**
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  * The `?` help overlay (#429). Renders the full triage key map from the single
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- * source of truth (`@/lib/keymap`) using the remit-ui `Kbd` component, so the
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+ * source of truth (`@remit/ui`'s keymap) using the `Kbd` component, so the
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  * displayed bindings can never drift from what the dispatcher actually routes.
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  */
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  export const KeyboardShortcutsModal = ({
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  * context comes first, the pane builds its handlers from it, and the keyboard
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  * registration comes last.
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  */
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+ import { type TriageHandlers, useTriageKeyboard } from "@remit/ui";
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  import { type RefObject, useCallback, useRef, useState } from "react";
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  import type { MessageListCommands } from "@/components/mail/MessageList";
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- import {
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- type TriageHandlers,
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- useTriageKeyboard,
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- } from "@/hooks/useTriageKeyboard";
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  import { adjacentMessageId } from "@/lib/adjacent-message";
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  export interface TriageContextUpdate {
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- /**
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- * The shared list cursor (#149) — the roving keyboard cursor and multi-selection
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- * every thread list drives. Mounted against jsdom rather than `renderToString`,
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- * since the state only moves in response to real calls across renders.
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- */
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- import assert from "node:assert/strict";
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- import { after, afterEach, before, beforeEach, describe, it } from "node:test";
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- import type { JSDOM } from "jsdom";
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- import { act, createElement } from "react";
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- import { createRoot, type Root } from "react-dom/client";
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- import { type ListCursor, useListCursor } from "./useListCursor";
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-
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- const IDS = ["m1", "m2", "m3", "m4"];
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-
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- let dom: JSDOM;
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- let container: HTMLElement;
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- let root: Root;
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-
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- before(async () => {
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- const { JSDOM: JSDOMCtor } = await import("jsdom");
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- dom = new JSDOMCtor(
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- "<!doctype html><html><body><div id=root></div></body></html>",
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- { url: "http://localhost/", pretendToBeVisual: true },
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- );
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- globalThis.window = dom.window as unknown as typeof globalThis.window;
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- globalThis.document = dom.window.document;
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- globalThis.HTMLElement = dom.window.HTMLElement;
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- globalThis.Element = dom.window.Element;
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- Object.defineProperty(globalThis, "navigator", {
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- value: dom.window.navigator,
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- configurable: true,
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- });
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- (
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- globalThis as { IS_REACT_ACT_ENVIRONMENT?: boolean }
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- ).IS_REACT_ACT_ENVIRONMENT = true;
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- });
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-
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- after(() => dom.window.close());
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-
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- beforeEach(() => {
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- container = dom.window.document.getElementById(
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- "root",
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- ) as unknown as HTMLElement;
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- container.innerHTML = "";
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- root = createRoot(container);
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- });
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-
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- afterEach(() => {
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- act(() => root.unmount());
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- });
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-
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- /**
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- * Mount the hook and hand back a live handle. Every read goes through
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- * `current()` so a test never asserts against a stale render.
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- */
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- function mountCursor(options: {
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- orderedIds?: string[];
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- isDesktop?: boolean;
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- initialFocusedId?: string;
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- }): () => ListCursor {
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- let latest: ListCursor | undefined;
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- const Probe = () => {
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- latest = useListCursor({
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- orderedIds: options.orderedIds ?? IDS,
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- isDesktop: options.isDesktop ?? true,
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- initialFocusedId: options.initialFocusedId,
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- });
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- return null;
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- };
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- act(() => root.render(createElement(Probe)));
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- return () => {
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- if (!latest) throw new Error("cursor not mounted");
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- return latest;
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- };
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- }
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-
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- describe("useListCursor — the roving cursor", () => {
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- it("starts on the open thread and walks the list with next/previous", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({ initialFocusedId: "m2" });
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- assert.equal(cursor().focusedMessageId, "m2");
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-
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- act(() => cursor().focusNext());
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- assert.equal(cursor().focusedMessageId, "m3");
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-
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- act(() => cursor().focusPrevious());
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- assert.equal(cursor().focusedMessageId, "m2");
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- });
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-
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- it("starts at the top when nothing is focused yet", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({});
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- assert.equal(cursor().focusedMessageId, undefined);
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-
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- act(() => cursor().focusNext());
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- assert.equal(cursor().focusedMessageId, "m1");
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- });
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-
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- it("clamps at both ends rather than wrapping", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({ initialFocusedId: "m1" });
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- act(() => cursor().focusPrevious());
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- assert.equal(cursor().focusedMessageId, "m1");
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-
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- act(() => cursor().focusLast());
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- assert.equal(cursor().focusedMessageId, "m4");
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- act(() => cursor().focusNext());
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- assert.equal(cursor().focusedMessageId, "m4");
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-
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- act(() => cursor().focusFirst());
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- assert.equal(cursor().focusedMessageId, "m1");
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- });
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-
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- it("moves nothing when the list is empty", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({ orderedIds: [] });
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- act(() => cursor().focusNext());
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- act(() => cursor().focusLast());
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- assert.equal(cursor().focusedMessageId, undefined);
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- });
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-
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- it("asks for DOM focus on its own moves, not on a pointer move", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({ initialFocusedId: "m1" });
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- act(() => cursor().focusNext());
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- assert.equal(cursor().pendingDomFocusRef.current, "m2");
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- assert.equal(cursor().cursorMovedByPointerRef.current, false);
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- });
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- });
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-
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- describe("useListCursor — selection", () => {
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- it("x toggles the row under the cursor", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({ initialFocusedId: "m2" });
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- act(() => cursor().toggleFocusedSelection());
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- assert.deepEqual([...cursor().selection.selectedIds], ["m2"]);
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-
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- act(() => cursor().toggleFocusedSelection());
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- assert.equal(cursor().selection.selectedCount, 0);
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- });
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-
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- it("shift-extend moves the cursor and grows the range from the anchor", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({ initialFocusedId: "m2" });
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-
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- // The first press has no anchor yet, so the row it lands on becomes both
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- // the anchor and the whole range.
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- act(() => cursor().extendRangeDown());
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- assert.deepEqual([...cursor().selection.selectedIds], ["m3"]);
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- assert.equal(cursor().focusedMessageId, "m3");
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- assert.equal(cursor().selection.anchorId, "m3");
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-
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- // Consecutive presses extend from that anchor.
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- act(() => cursor().extendRangeDown());
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- assert.deepEqual([...cursor().selection.selectedIds].sort(), ["m3", "m4"]);
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- assert.equal(cursor().focusedMessageId, "m4");
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- assert.equal(cursor().selection.anchorId, "m3");
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- });
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-
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- it("shift-extend upward ranges back through the anchor", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({ initialFocusedId: "m4" });
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-
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- act(() => cursor().extendRangeUp());
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- assert.deepEqual([...cursor().selection.selectedIds], ["m3"]);
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- act(() => cursor().extendRangeUp());
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- assert.deepEqual([...cursor().selection.selectedIds].sort(), ["m2", "m3"]);
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- assert.equal(cursor().focusedMessageId, "m2");
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- });
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-
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- it("at the last row, extending takes that row and the cursor stays", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({ initialFocusedId: "m4" });
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- act(() => cursor().extendRangeDown());
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- assert.deepEqual([...cursor().selection.selectedIds], ["m4"]);
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- assert.equal(cursor().focusedMessageId, "m4");
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- });
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-
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- it("select-all takes every row, and exiting clears it", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({});
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- act(() => cursor().selectAllLoaded());
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- assert.equal(cursor().selection.selectedCount, IDS.length);
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- act(() => cursor().exitSelection());
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- assert.equal(cursor().selection.selectedCount, 0);
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- });
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-
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- it("runs the caller's teardown before clearing", () => {
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- const order: string[] = [];
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- let latest: ListCursor | undefined;
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- const Probe = () => {
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- latest = useListCursor({
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- orderedIds: IDS,
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- isDesktop: true,
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- onExitSelection: () => order.push("teardown"),
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- });
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- return null;
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- };
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- act(() => root.render(createElement(Probe)));
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- act(() => latest?.selectAllLoaded());
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- act(() => latest?.exitSelection());
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- assert.deepEqual(order, ["teardown"]);
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- assert.equal(latest?.selection.selectedCount, 0);
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- });
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- });
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- describe("useListCursor — mouse selection semantics", () => {
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- it("shift-click ranges, cmd-click toggles, and both consume the click", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({ initialFocusedId: "m1" });
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- let handled = false;
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- act(() => {
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- handled = cursor().handleRowSelect("m3", {
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- shiftKey: true,
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- metaKey: false,
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- ctrlKey: false,
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- });
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- });
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- assert.equal(handled, true);
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- assert.deepEqual([...cursor().selection.selectedIds].sort(), [
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- "m3",
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- ]);
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- act(() => {
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- handled = cursor().handleRowSelect("m4", {
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- shiftKey: false,
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- metaKey: true,
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- ctrlKey: false,
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- });
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- });
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- assert.equal(handled, true);
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- assert.ok(cursor().selection.selectedIds.has("m4"));
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- });
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- it("a plain click collapses the selection and lets the row open", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({ initialFocusedId: "m1" });
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- act(() => cursor().selectAllLoaded());
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- let handled = true;
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- act(() => {
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- metaKey: false,
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- ctrlKey: false,
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- });
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- });
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- assert.equal(handled, false, "navigation must proceed on a plain click");
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- assert.equal(cursor().selection.selectedCount, 0);
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- });
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- });
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- describe("useListCursor — the device branch", () => {
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- it("is not in multi-select mode on desktop, whatever is selected", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({ isDesktop: true });
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- act(() => cursor().selectAllLoaded());
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- assert.equal(cursor().isMultiSelectMode, false);
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- });
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- it("enters multi-select mode on touch as soon as something is selected", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({ isDesktop: false });
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- assert.equal(cursor().isMultiSelectMode, false);
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- act(() => cursor().selection.select("m2"));
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- assert.equal(cursor().isMultiSelectMode, true);
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- });
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- it("on touch, in multi-select mode, next/previous toggle instead of moving", () => {
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- const cursor = mountCursor({ isDesktop: false, initialFocusedId: "m1" });
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- act(() => cursor().selection.select("m1"));
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- act(() => cursor().focusNext());
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- assert.equal(
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- "the cursor stays put in multi-select mode",
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- );
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- assert.deepEqual([...cursor().selection.selectedIds].sort(), ["m1", "m2"]);
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- });
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- /**
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- *
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- * only inside `MessageList`, so the brief and Flagged had no cursor and no
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- * selection at all (#149). Everything here is list-shape agnostic: it works off
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- * the ordered message ids, so a virtualized flat list and a sectioned brief
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- * drive the same state.
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- *
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- * DOM concerns stay with the caller. `pendingDomFocusRef` names the row that
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- * should take real browser focus once it is rendered, and
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- * `cursorMovedByPointerRef` records whether the last move came from a click, so
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- * a list that scrolls its cursor into view can skip doing so for pointer moves.
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- */
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- import {
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- deriveIsMultiSelectMode,
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- nextFocusId,
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- rowSelectIntent,
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- type SelectionModifiers,
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- useSelection,
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- } from "@remit/ui";
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- import { useCallback, useMemo, useRef, useState } from "react";
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-
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- interface UseListCursorOptions {
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- /** Message ids in display order. */
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- orderedIds: string[];
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- isDesktop: boolean;
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- /** Seeds the cursor — normally the open thread. */
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- initialFocusedId?: string;
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- /** Extra teardown run before the selection is cleared. */
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- onExitSelection?: () => void;
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- }
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- export interface ListCursor {
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- focusedMessageId: string | undefined;
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- setFocusedMessageId: (id: string | undefined) => void;
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- /**
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- * whenever the cursor last moved some other way. Drives the reading pane
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- * following the cursor (`useFollowFocusOpen`) — a click and Enter open on
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- * their own, so only a bare cursor move is left to follow.
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- keyboardFocusedMessageId: string | undefined;
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- focusIndex: number;
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- pendingDomFocusRef: React.RefObject<string | null>;
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- cursorMovedByPointerRef: React.RefObject<boolean>;
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- selection: ReturnType<typeof useSelection>;
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- isMultiSelectMode: boolean;
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- exitSelection: () => void;
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- moveFocusToIndex: (index: number) => void;
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- focusNext: () => void;
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- focusPrevious: () => void;
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- focusFirst: () => void;
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- focusLast: () => void;
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- toggleFocusedSelection: () => void;
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- extendRangeUp: () => void;
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- extendRangeDown: () => void;
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- selectAllLoaded: () => void;
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- /**
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- * when selection handled the click — the caller must then suppress the
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- */
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- handleRowSelect: (
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- }
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- // (`selectedMessageId` in the URL). j/k move this cursor; Enter opens the
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- // the cursor to a survivor — drops the keyboard mark, so nothing follows it.
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- // A row taking DOM focus as the *consequence* of a keyboard move arrives here
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- // with the id that move just set; keeping the mark in that case is what stops
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- }, []);
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- const {
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- toggle: toggleCheck,
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- selectRange,
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- // it onto the row once rendered, so the browser's own focus — and therefore
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- // Tab, Shift+Tab and the focus ring — agree with what the list highlights
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- const pendingDomFocusRef = useRef<string | null>(null);
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- // Whether the cursor's last move came from a row taking DOM focus (a click)
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- // rather than a command. Scrolling for a click moves the row out from under
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- // the pointer between mousedown and click, so the click lands on empty space
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- // and nothing opens (#85).
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- clearSelection();
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- }, [clearSelection, onExitSelection]);
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- );
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- // selection rather than moving a cursor.
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- const moveFocusToIndex = useCallback(
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- if (isMultiSelectMode) {
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- toggleCheck(messageId);
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- return;
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- setKeyboardFocusedMessageId(messageId);
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- setFocusedId(messageId);
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- },
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- [orderedIds, isMultiSelectMode, toggleCheck],
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- moveFocusToIndex(
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- focusIndex < 0 ? 0 : Math.min(focusIndex + 1, orderedIds.length - 1),
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- );
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- }, [orderedIds.length, focusIndex, moveFocusToIndex]);
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- }, [orderedIds.length, focusIndex, moveFocusToIndex]);
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- [moveFocusToIndex, orderedIds.length],
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- );
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- const toggleFocusedSelection = useCallback(() => {
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- if (focusedMessageId) toggleCheck(focusedMessageId);
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- }, [focusedMessageId, toggleCheck]);
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- const handleRowSelect = useCallback(
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- (messageId: string, modifiers: SelectionModifiers): boolean => {
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- const intent = rowSelectIntent(modifiers);
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- if (intent === "range") {
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- // The open/focused row is the fallback origin when the stored anchor
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- // has been filtered or searched out of the visible list, so the first
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- // shift-click still ranges from where the user is (#142, #144).
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- selectRange(orderedIds, messageId, focusedMessageId);
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- return true;
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- }
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- if (intent === "toggle") {
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- toggleCheck(messageId);
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- return true;
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- }
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- // Plain click: collapse any multi-selection and let navigation proceed.
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- // The clicked row becomes the next anchor for a subsequent shift-click,
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- // but is NOT added to the checkbox set (no toolbar on a plain open).
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- exitSelection();
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- setAnchor(messageId);
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- return false;
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- },
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- [
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- orderedIds,
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- focusedMessageId,
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- selectRange,
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- toggleCheck,
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- exitSelection,
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- setAnchor,
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- ],
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- );
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-
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- // Shift+arrow moves the cursor one row and adds the row it lands on to the
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- // range — the keyboard equivalent of shift-click. The first press seeds the
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- // anchor on that row; consecutive presses extend from it. The range only
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- // grows, so reversing direction ranges back through the anchor rather than
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- // giving rows up.
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- const extendRange = useCallback(
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- (direction: -1 | 1) => {
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- const target = nextFocusId(orderedIds, focusedMessageId, direction);
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- if (target === undefined) return;
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- selectRange(orderedIds, target);
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- pendingDomFocusRef.current = target;
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- cursorMovedByPointerRef.current = false;
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- // Shift+arrow is building a range, not reading. The reading pane stays on
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- // whatever is open rather than chasing the growing edge of the selection.
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- setKeyboardFocusedMessageId(undefined);
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- setFocusedId(target);
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- },
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- [orderedIds, focusedMessageId, selectRange],
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- );
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-
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- const extendRangeUp = useCallback(() => extendRange(-1), [extendRange]);
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- const extendRangeDown = useCallback(() => extendRange(1), [extendRange]);
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-
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- const selectAllLoaded = useCallback(() => {
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- if (orderedIds.length > 0) selectAll(orderedIds);
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- }, [orderedIds, selectAll]);
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-
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- return {
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- focusedMessageId,
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- setFocusedMessageId,
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- keyboardFocusedMessageId,
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- focusIndex,
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- pendingDomFocusRef,
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- cursorMovedByPointerRef,
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- selection,
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- isMultiSelectMode,
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- exitSelection,
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- moveFocusToIndex,
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- focusNext,
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- focusPrevious,
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- focusFirst,
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- focusLast,
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- toggleFocusedSelection,
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- extendRangeUp,
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- extendRangeDown,
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- selectAllLoaded,
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- handleRowSelect,
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- };
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- };