@wordpress/block-editor 16.0.1-next.v.202607070741.0 → 16.1.0

package/src/components/global-styles/test/inherited-value-context.js

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+/**
+ * External dependencies
+ */
+import { render, screen } from '@testing-library/react';
+
+/**
+ * WordPress dependencies
+ */
+import { useSelect } from '@wordpress/data';
+
+/**
+ * Internal dependencies
+ */
+import { useResolvedStyle } from '../inherited-value-context';
+import { BlockContextProvider } from '../../block-context';
+
+import { globalStylesDataKey } from '../../../store/private-keys';
+
+// The inheritance treatment sits behind the
+// `gutenberg-global-styles-inheritance-ui` experiment. Turn it on so these
+// tests exercise the resolving path. The off path lives in
+// `inherited-value-context-core.js`.
+beforeEach( () => {
+	window.__experimentalGlobalStylesInheritanceUI = true;
+} );
+
+afterEach( () => {
+	delete window.__experimentalGlobalStylesInheritanceUI;
+} );
+
+jest.mock( '@wordpress/data', () => ( {
+	useSelect: jest.fn(),
+	useDispatch: jest.fn( () => ( {} ) ),
+	useRegistry: jest.fn( () => ( {} ) ),
+	createSelector: jest.fn( ( callback ) => callback ),
+	createReduxStore: jest.fn(),
+	createRegistry: jest.fn(),
+	register: jest.fn(),
+	select: jest.fn(),
+	dispatch: jest.fn(),
+	combineReducers: jest.fn( ( reducers ) => reducers ),
+	subscribe: jest.fn(),
+	RegistryProvider: ( { children } ) => children,
+	RegistryConsumer: ( { children } ) => children( {} ),
+	AsyncModeProvider: ( { children } ) => children,
+	useRegistrySelect: jest.fn(),
+	useRegistryDispatch: jest.fn( () => ( {} ) ),
+	withSelect: ( mapStateToProps ) => ( Component ) => ( props ) =>
+		Component( {
+			...props,
+			...( mapStateToProps?.( () => ( {} ) ) || {} ),
+		} ),
+	withDispatch: () => ( Component ) => ( props ) => Component( props ),
+	withRegistry: ( Component ) => Component,
+} ) );
+
+jest.mock( '../../../store', () => ( {
+	store: { name: 'core/block-editor' },
+} ) );
+
+// `inherited-value-context.js` imports `store as blocksStore` from
+// `@wordpress/blocks` for `useVariationAndElements`. The blocks store's
+// transitive import chain fails under this file's `@wordpress/data` mock
+// (missing `createSelector`), so stub the blocks module with just the shape
+// needed.
+jest.mock( '@wordpress/blocks', () => ( {
+	store: { name: 'core/blocks' },
+	getBlockType: ( blockName ) =>
+		( {
+			'core/group': { title: 'Group' },
+			'core/heading': { title: 'Heading' },
+			'core/paragraph': { title: 'Paragraph' },
+		} )[ blockName ],
+} ) );
+
+// `useResolvedStyle` derives the applied variation from the block's
+// `className`; map `is-style-<slug>` to `<slug>` for these tests. The
+// variation-ref resolution itself now lives in `resolveStyle`
+// (`@wordpress/global-styles-engine`) and is covered by its own tests.
+jest.mock( '../../../hooks/block-style-variation', () => ( {
+	getVariationNameFromClass: ( className ) => {
+		const match = /is-style-([\w-]+)/.exec( className || '' );
+		return match ? match[ 1 ] : null;
+	},
+} ) );
+
+describe( 'useResolvedStyle hook', () => {
+	beforeEach( () => {
+		useSelect.mockReset();
+	} );
+
+	function Probe( { blockName, className, selectedState } ) {
+		const v = useResolvedStyle( blockName, className, selectedState );
+		return <div data-testid="probe">{ JSON.stringify( v ) }</div>;
+	}
+
+	// The hook issues two `useSelect` reads: the merged Global Styles
+	// payload (block-editor store) and the block's registered styles
+	// (blocks store). Feed both from one stub.
+	function mockStores(
+		rawGlobalStyles,
+		{ blockStyles = [], attributes = {} } = {}
+	) {
+		useSelect.mockImplementation( ( mapSelect ) =>
+			mapSelect( () => ( {
+				// `globalStylesDataKey` holds the BARE merged styles tree
+				// in production (see `editor/src/components/provider/
+				// use-block-editor-settings.js:237`,
+				// `mergedGlobalStyles.styles`), not the wrapped
+				// `{ settings, styles }` envelope. The hook wraps the bare
+				// tree before passing to the builder.
+				getSettings: () => ( {
+					[ globalStylesDataKey ]: rawGlobalStyles,
+				} ),
+				getBlockStyles: () => blockStyles,
+				// The hook reads the block's `level` attribute to pick the
+				// heading element layers. No block edit context is provided
+				// here, so `clientId` is undefined; the stub returns whatever
+				// attributes the test supplies regardless.
+				getBlockAttributes: () => attributes,
+			} ) )
+		);
+	}
+
+	// Resolves a block's styles as rendered inside an Accordion, which supplies
+	// the heading level to every descendant through block context.
+	function resolveInAccordion( blockName, level = 3 ) {
+		render(
+			<BlockContextProvider
+				value={ { 'core/accordion-heading-level': level } }
+			>
+				<Probe blockName={ blockName } />
+			</BlockContextProvider>
+		);
+		return JSON.parse( screen.getByTestId( 'probe' ).textContent );
+	}
+
+	// Accordion Heading resolves its level from the parent Accordion's block
+	// context, not from its own `level` attribute, and has no level-0 state.
+	test( 'accordion-heading takes its level from block context', () => {
+		mockStores( {
+			elements: {
+				heading: { color: { text: '#111111' } },
+				h3: { typography: { fontSize: '19px' } },
+			},
+		} );
+		const parsed = resolveInAccordion( 'core/accordion-heading' );
+		expect( parsed.value.typography.fontSize ).toBe( '19px' );
+		expect( parsed.value.color.text ).toBe( '#111111' );
+	} );
+
+	test( 'accordion-heading with no context still resolves to h3', () => {
+		mockStores( {
+			elements: { h3: { typography: { fontSize: '19px' } } },
+		} );
+		render( <Probe blockName="core/accordion-heading" /> );
+		const parsed = JSON.parse( screen.getByTestId( 'probe' ).textContent );
+		expect( parsed.value.typography.fontSize ).toBe( '19px' );
+	} );
+
+	test( "accordion-heading's own level attribute wins over block context", () => {
+		mockStores(
+			{
+				elements: {
+					h3: { typography: { fontSize: '19px' } },
+					h5: { typography: { fontSize: '13px' } },
+				},
+			},
+			{ attributes: { level: 5 } }
+		);
+		const parsed = resolveInAccordion( 'core/accordion-heading' );
+		// The attribute is what the front end serializes (`save.js` renders
+		// `h${ level || 3 }`), so it takes precedence when the two disagree.
+		expect( parsed.value.typography.fontSize ).toBe( '13px' );
+	} );
+
+	// An ordinary Heading can be placed inside an Accordion Panel, which puts
+	// `core/accordion-heading-level` in its block context. Only the blocks that
+	// opt in may read that key.
+	test( 'a plain heading ignores an accordion level in block context', () => {
+		mockStores(
+			{
+				elements: {
+					h2: { typography: { fontSize: '24px' } },
+					h3: { typography: { fontSize: '19px' } },
+				},
+			},
+			{ attributes: { level: 2 } }
+		);
+		const parsed = resolveInAccordion( 'core/heading' );
+		expect( parsed.value.typography.fontSize ).toBe( '24px' );
+	} );
+
+	// A title block at level 0 renders a paragraph, so no heading element styles
+	// reach it. `0` is the one falsy level, and an `||` anywhere on the path
+	// from the `level` attribute to `getElementLayers` would silently turn it
+	// into "no level given" and wrongly fold the generic `heading` layer.
+	test( 'a title block at level 0 folds no heading element styles', () => {
+		mockStores(
+			{
+				typography: { lineHeight: '1.6' },
+				elements: {
+					heading: { typography: { fontSize: '30px' } },
+					h2: { typography: { fontSize: '24px' } },
+				},
+			},
+			{ attributes: { level: 0 } }
+		);
+		render( <Probe blockName="core/site-title" /> );
+		const parsed = JSON.parse( screen.getByTestId( 'probe' ).textContent );
+		expect( parsed.value.typography.fontSize ).toBeUndefined();
+		// Root styles still resolve, so the assertion above means "no heading
+		// layer", not "nothing resolved at all".
+		expect( parsed.value.typography.lineHeight ).toBe( '1.6' );
+	} );
+
+	// A whole-block link block (e.g. Read More) renders as an `<a>`, so the root
+	// `styles.elements.link` layer paints it and folds into its top-level
+	// controls, just as `button` does for core/button.
+	test( 'a whole-block link folds the link element into top-level controls', () => {
+		mockStores( {
+			typography: { lineHeight: '1.6' },
+			elements: {
+				link: {
+					color: { text: '#0073aa' },
+					typography: { fontSize: '14px' },
+				},
+			},
+		} );
+		render( <Probe blockName="core/read-more" /> );
+		const parsed = JSON.parse( screen.getByTestId( 'probe' ).textContent );
+		expect( parsed.value.color.text ).toBe( '#0073aa' );
+		expect( parsed.value.typography.fontSize ).toBe( '14px' );
+		// The link element source is recorded as the element layer.
+		expect( parsed.sources[ 'color.text' ].layer ).toBe( 'element' );
+	} );
+
+	// A block that only *contains* links (Paragraph) must not fold `link` into
+	// its own text controls; the link styles stay under the `elements.link`
+	// passthrough for the Link colour control to read.
+	test( 'a container block does not fold the link element into its text controls', () => {
+		mockStores( {
+			typography: { lineHeight: '1.6' },
+			elements: { link: { color: { text: '#0073aa' } } },
+		} );
+		render( <Probe blockName="core/paragraph" /> );
+		const parsed = JSON.parse( screen.getByTestId( 'probe' ).textContent );
+		expect( parsed.value.color?.text ).toBeUndefined();
+		// It remains available via the passthrough for the Link colour control.
+		expect( parsed.value.elements.link.color.text ).toBe( '#0073aa' );
+	} );
+
+	test( 'returns empty value and sources when no block name is given', () => {
+		mockStores( { typography: { fontSize: '16px' } } );
+		render( <Probe /> );
+		expect( screen.getByTestId( 'probe' ) ).toHaveTextContent(
+			'{"value":{},"sources":{}}'
+		);
+	} );
+
+	test( 'returns empty value and sources during hydration', () => {
+		mockStores( null );
+		render( <Probe blockName="core/heading" /> );
+		expect( screen.getByTestId( 'probe' ) ).toHaveTextContent(
+			'{"value":{},"sources":{}}'
+		);
+	} );
+
+	test( 'reads the block element passthrough from the merged payload', () => {
+		mockStores( {
+			typography: { fontSize: '16px' },
+			elements: { h2: { typography: { fontSize: '24px' } } },
+		} );
+		render( <Probe blockName="core/heading" /> );
+		const parsed = JSON.parse( screen.getByTestId( 'probe' ).textContent );
+		// The h2 element styles are preserved under the nested
+		// `elements` passthrough, not folded up to the top level.
+		expect( parsed.value.elements.h2.typography.fontSize ).toBe( '24px' );
+		expect(
+			parsed.sources[ 'elements.h2.typography.fontSize' ].layer
+		).toBe( 'root' );
+	} );
+} );
+
+/**
+ * Regression suite for the production data-shape contract.
+ *
+ * `settings[ globalStylesDataKey ]` carries the BARE merged Global
+ * Styles tree — `{ typography: {...}, color: {...}, blocks: {...},
+ * elements: {...}, ... }` — produced by
+ * `editor/src/components/provider/use-block-editor-settings.js:237`
+ * (`mergedGlobalStyles.styles`). It is NOT the wrapped
+ * `{ settings, styles }` envelope.
+ *
+ * Pre-hot-fix, the hook passed the bare tree directly to
+ * `resolveStyle`, which destructures `const { styles } =
+ * globalStyles` and so saw `undefined` and early-returned `{}`. Every
+ * panel got an empty `inheritedValue`; nothing surfaced in the
+ * inspector. None of the original suites caught it because their
+ * fixtures all set `[ globalStylesDataKey ]: { styles: { ... } }` —
+ * encoding the wrong shape assumption.
+ *
+ * This suite uses fixtures that mirror the production producer's
+ * output and asserts the hook → resolver pipeline yields a
+ * non-empty `inheritedValue` end-to-end. A future regression on the
+ * data-shape contract — at the producer, the wrapping step inside the
+ * hook, or the resolver's destructure — surfaces here in CI.
+ */
+describe( 'useResolvedStyle – production bare-tree shape', () => {
+	beforeEach( () => {
+		useSelect.mockReset();
+	} );
+
+	function Probe( { blockName, className } ) {
+		const { value } = useResolvedStyle( blockName, className );
+		return <div data-testid="probe">{ JSON.stringify( value ) }</div>;
+	}
+
+	/**
+	 * Representative bare-tree fixture shaped like a real
+	 * `mergedGlobalStyles.styles` payload from a child theme that:
+	 *
+	 *   - Sets a root text color, body background, and root line height.
+	 *   - Overrides `core/heading` with a font-family + weight.
+	 *   - Overrides the `h2` element specifically with a smaller
+	 *     font size and a different color.
+	 *   - Registers a `plain` variation under `core/quote` that
+	 *     drops the border and recolors the text.
+	 *   - Includes a `{ ref: 'styles.color.background' }` envelope on
+	 *     the `core/group` background to verify ref resolution still
+	 *     works end-to-end (ref envelopes resolve against the wrapped
+	 *     `{ styles }` tree). This is block-sourced, so it survives the
+	 *     non-cascading root drop.
+	 */
+	const productionShapeFixture = {
+		typography: { lineHeight: '1.6' },
+		color: {
+			text: '#1a1a1a',
+			background: '#ffffff',
+		},
+		elements: {
+			link: { color: { text: '#0073aa' } },
+		},
+		blocks: {
+			'core/heading': {
+				typography: {
+					fontFamily: 'serif',
+					fontWeight: '600',
+				},
+				elements: {
+					h2: {
+						typography: { fontSize: '28px' },
+						color: { text: '#444444' },
+					},
+				},
+			},
+			'core/quote': {
+				border: { width: '4px', color: '#cccccc' },
+				variations: {
+					plain: {
+						border: { width: '0px' },
+						color: { text: '#666666' },
+					},
+				},
+			},
+			'core/group': {
+				color: { background: { ref: 'styles.color.background' } },
+			},
+		},
+	};
+
+	function mountWithFixture( ui, rawGlobalStyles = productionShapeFixture ) {
+		useSelect.mockImplementation( ( mapSelect ) =>
+			mapSelect( () => ( {
+				getSettings: () => ( {
+					[ globalStylesDataKey ]: rawGlobalStyles,
+				} ),
+				getBlockStyles: () => [],
+				getBlockAttributes: () => ( {} ),
+			} ) )
+		);
+		return render( ui );
+	}
+
+	test( 'root + block override merge yields non-empty payload at the panel boundary', () => {
+		mountWithFixture( <Probe blockName="core/heading" /> );
+		const parsed = JSON.parse( screen.getByTestId( 'probe' ).textContent );
+		expect( parsed ).toMatchObject( {
+			typography: {
+				lineHeight: '1.6', // from root layer
+				fontFamily: 'serif', // from block override
+				fontWeight: '600', // from block override
+			},
+			color: { text: '#1a1a1a' }, // from root layer
+		} );
+	} );
+
+	test( 'block element override is preserved under the elements passthrough', () => {
+		mountWithFixture( <Probe blockName="core/heading" /> );
+		const parsed = JSON.parse( screen.getByTestId( 'probe' ).textContent );
+		// Block-level h2 override stays nested under `elements.h2`.
+		expect( parsed.elements.h2.typography.fontSize ).toBe( '28px' );
+		expect( parsed.elements.h2.color.text ).toBe( '#444444' );
+		// Root + block overrides still merge at the top level.
+		expect( parsed.typography.lineHeight ).toBe( '1.6' );
+	} );
+
+	test( 'variation override layers on top of block override', () => {
+		mountWithFixture(
+			<Probe blockName="core/quote" className="is-style-plain" />
+		);
+		const parsed = JSON.parse( screen.getByTestId( 'probe' ).textContent );
+		expect( parsed.border.width ).toBe( '0px' ); // variation wins
+		expect( parsed.border.color ).toBe( '#cccccc' ); // block passthrough
+		expect( parsed.color.text ).toBe( '#666666' ); // variation wins
+	} );
+
+	test( '{ ref } envelope resolves against the bare tree at the leaf', () => {
+		mountWithFixture( <Probe blockName="core/group" /> );
+		const parsed = JSON.parse( screen.getByTestId( 'probe' ).textContent );
+		expect( parsed.color.background ).toBe( '#ffffff' );
+	} );
+
+	test( 'block with no overrides still inherits root + element layers', () => {
+		mountWithFixture( <Probe blockName="core/paragraph" /> );
+		const parsed = JSON.parse( screen.getByTestId( 'probe' ).textContent );
+		expect( parsed.typography.lineHeight ).toBe( '1.6' );
+		// The root link element styles stay nested under `elements.link`.
+		expect( parsed.elements.link.color.text ).toBe( '#0073aa' );
+	} );
+
+	test( 'panel-readable keys are absent when the producer accidentally double-wraps the data', () => {
+		// Regression guard against re-introducing the original bug. If
+		// a future refactor accidentally double-wraps the data —
+		// i.e. stores `{ styles: { typography: ... } }` at the dataKey
+		// instead of the bare tree — the Provider's wrapper produces
+		// `{ styles: { styles: { typography: ... } } }`, the resolver
+		// destructures `styles = { styles: { typography: ... } }`, and
+		// `pickLayerRootContribution` treats `styles` as a leaf-bearing
+		// key so the merged payload is `{ styles: { typography: ... } }`
+		// — non-empty in object terms, but the panel-readable keys
+		// (`typography`, `color`, ...) are absent at the top level. The
+		// user observes the same thing they did before the hot fix: no
+		// inherited values surface in the inspector. This case asserts
+		// the panel-readable keys are missing, which is what the panels
+		// actually consume.
+		mountWithFixture( <Probe blockName="core/heading" />, {
+			styles: productionShapeFixture,
+		} );
+		const parsed = JSON.parse( screen.getByTestId( 'probe' ).textContent );
+		expect( parsed.typography ).toBeUndefined();
+		expect( parsed.color ).toBeUndefined();
+	} );
+} );

package/src/components/global-styles/test/state-control-badges.js

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+/**
+ * External dependencies
+ */
+import { render, screen } from '@testing-library/react';
+
+/**
+ * Internal dependencies
+ */
+import StateControlBadges from '../state-control-badges';
+
+jest.mock( '@wordpress/ui', () => {
+	const actual = jest.requireActual( '@wordpress/ui' );
+
+	return {
+		...actual,
+		Tooltip: {
+			Root: ( { children } ) => <>{ children }</>,
+			Trigger: ( { render: trigger } ) => trigger,
+			Popup: ( { children } ) => <span role="tooltip">{ children }</span>,
+		},
+	};
+} );
+
+describe( 'StateControlBadges', () => {
+	const viewportStates = [ { value: '@tablet', label: 'Tablet' } ];
+	const pseudoStates = [ { value: ':hover', label: 'Hover' } ];
+
+	it( 'explains viewport badges with a tooltip', () => {
+		render(
+			<StateControlBadges
+				viewportStates={ viewportStates }
+				viewportValue="@tablet"
+			/>
+		);
+
+		const badge = screen.getByText( 'Tablet' );
+		expect( badge ).toBeVisible();
+		// The explanation is also embedded in the badge, visually hidden, so
+		// screen reader users perceive it without relying on the tooltip.
+		expect( badge ).toHaveTextContent(
+			'Style changes apply to the Tablet viewport.'
+		);
+		expect( screen.getByRole( 'tooltip' ) ).toHaveTextContent(
+			'Style changes apply to the Tablet viewport.'
+		);
+	} );
+
+	it( 'explains pseudo state badges with a tooltip', () => {
+		render(
+			<StateControlBadges
+				pseudoStates={ pseudoStates }
+				pseudoStateValue=":hover"
+			/>
+		);
+
+		const badge = screen.getByText( 'Hover' );
+		expect( badge ).toBeVisible();
+		expect( badge ).toHaveTextContent(
+			'Style changes apply to the Hover state.'
+		);
+		expect( screen.getByRole( 'tooltip' ) ).toHaveTextContent(
+			'Style changes apply to the Hover state.'
+		);
+	} );
+} );