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@cycleccc cycleccc commented May 20, 2025

…ditional judgment, and improve code readability.

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    • Improved code readability and consistency through import reorganization and formatting adjustments.
    • Enhanced type safety by refining property checks and removing unnecessary type assertions.
    • Added braces and blank lines for clearer code structure.
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    • Simplified logic for property access and vnode caching to improve code clarity without changing functionality.

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This update refactors several modules to improve type safety, code clarity, and import organization. Type assertions and casts are removed or replaced with safer checks, and import statements are regrouped for consistency. Minor formatting and readability improvements are made, particularly in vnode caching and weak map updates, without altering any core logic or exported APIs.

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File(s) Change Summary
packages/basic-modules/src/modules/code-block/plugin.ts
packages/table-module/src/utils/is-of-type.ts
Removed explicit type assertions (as any) and simplified type checks when accessing node properties, improving type safety without changing logic.
packages/core/src/editor/plugins/with-content.ts Reformatted import statements; replaced type assertion in property check with 'type' in node for safer type handling; minor formatting improvements.
packages/core/src/text-area/update-view.ts Reorganized imports; simplified contentEditable logic; refactored vnode caching to avoid redundant lookups; added braces and blank lines for clarity; no changes to exported signatures.
packages/core/src/utils/weak-maps.ts Reorganized and grouped import statements for clarity; no changes to logic or exports.

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    participant Editor
    participant TextArea
    participant VNodeCache

    Editor->>TextArea: updateView()
    TextArea->>VNodeCache: get vnode for node
    alt vnode exists and index differs
        VNodeCache->>VNodeCache: update index and vnode
    end
    TextArea->>Editor: render updated view
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packages/core/src/editor/plugins/with-content.ts (1)

198-198: Added blank line before return statement

Minor formatting improvement for better readability. This follows common code style conventions where a blank line is added before return statements for better visual separation.

packages/core/src/text-area/update-view.ts (1)

48-48: Consider removing the unused parameter entirely

You've renamed readOnly to _readOnly to indicate it's unused, which is good practice. However, since this parameter isn't used in the function body, consider removing it entirely rather than just marking it as unused.

-function genRootElem(elemId: string, _readOnly = false): Dom7Array {
+function genRootElem(elemId: string): Dom7Array {
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  • packages/basic-modules/src/modules/code-block/plugin.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/core/src/editor/plugins/with-content.ts (3 hunks)
  • packages/core/src/text-area/update-view.ts (7 hunks)
  • packages/core/src/utils/weak-maps.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/table-module/src/utils/is-of-type.ts (1 hunks)
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packages/basic-modules/src/modules/code-block/plugin.ts (1)

78-78: Improved type safety by removing unnecessary type assertion

Removing the @ts-ignore comment and the as any type assertion improves type safety while keeping the functionality unchanged. This is a good practice that allows TypeScript to better infer and check types.

packages/table-module/src/utils/is-of-type.ts (1)

20-20: Cleaner type handling without unnecessary assertion

Good change. The removal of the explicit as any type assertion is appropriate here since the isElement() function on line 8 already performs a type guard check with 'type' in node, making the assertion redundant.

packages/core/src/editor/plugins/with-content.ts (1)

124-124: Better property existence check using 'in' operator

Improved type safety by replacing the optional chaining with as any type assertion ((node as any)?.type) with a more explicit property existence check ('type' in node). This approach is more idiomatic TypeScript and makes the code intention clearer.

packages/core/src/utils/weak-maps.ts (1)

7-20: Improved import organization

The imports have been reorganized in a logical manner:

  1. External imports from 'slate' are now grouped together
  2. Proper spacing between external and internal imports
  3. Related internal imports are grouped more logically

This improves code readability and maintenance, making it easier to locate and understand import dependencies.

packages/core/src/text-area/update-view.ts (9)

6-23: Great improvement to import organization!

The reorganization of imports provides better separation between external dependencies (snabbdom), internal interfaces, and utility modules. The alphabetical ordering of weak-map imports also helps with maintainability.


37-37: Good simplification of the contentEditable property

Replacing whatever complex expression was previously used with the more direct !readOnly improves readability while maintaining the same functionality.


80-94: Nice refactoring of vnode caching logic

The refactored code for vnode caching is much more readable with:

  1. Better variable names (cachedValue is more descriptive)
  2. Proper spacing between logical blocks
  3. Clearer destructuring of cached values
  4. Better brace placement for the nested conditions

This makes the complex caching logic easier to understand while preserving the original functionality.


98-98: Simplified NODE_TO_VNODE.set call

Good refinement of the code that maintains the same functionality while being easier to read.


104-105: Good improvement to null checking logic

The refactored null check with braces and inline assignment is more consistent with the codebase style and improves readability.


127-127: Cleaner null checking with brace-enclosed return

Good improvement to the conditional logic with proper spacing and braces that makes the early return more visible.


137-137: Consistent style for conditional return

This follows the same pattern used elsewhere in the file for early returns after null checks, maintaining code consistency.


142-154: Good use of whitespace around focus handling logic

The added spacing better separates the focus handling logic from the preceding code, improving readability.


159-161: Consistent spacing around conditional window handling

The added line break is consistent with the spacing pattern used throughout the rest of the file.

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[error] 160-160: Expected an assignment or function call and instead saw an expression.

(no-unused-expressions)

@cycleccc cycleccc merged commit 37e4e06 into master May 20, 2025
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