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const {
CodeMirrorPreferences: add panel to tweak prefs with the editor open This is toggled by pressing Mod-Shift-, (or Command-Shift-, on MacOS), which then puts focus on the preferences panel. It can be closed with the Escape key, just like other CM panels. The CodeMirror class comes with these extension which can be toggled in preferences: * Bracket matching * Line numbering * Line wrapping * Highlight the active line * Show special characters Only bracket matching, line numbering, and line wrapping are available in the 2017 editor. The bidi isolation and template folding extensions are registered in CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki as they are MW-specific. CodeMirrorPreferences' new registerExtension() method allows any consumer of CodeMirror to add any arbitrary extensions to the preferences panel. This is expected to be called *after* CodeMirror has finished initializing. The 'ext.CodeMirror.ready' hook now passes the CodeMirror instance to accommodate this. The preferences are stored as a single user option in the database, called 'codemirror-preferences'. The defaults can be configured with the $wgCodeMirrorDefaultPreferences configuration setting. The sysadmin-facing values are the familiar boolean, but since CodeMirror is widely used, we make extra efforts to reduce the storage footprint (see T54777). This includes only storing preferences that differ from the defaults, and using binary representation instead of boolean values, since the user option is stored as a string. For now, all preferences are ignored in the 2017 editor. In a future patch, we may add some as toggleable Tools in the VE toolbar. Other changes: * Refactor CSS to use a .darkmode() mixin * Add a method to create a CSS-only fieldset in CodeMirrorPanel * Fix Jest tests now that there are more calls to mw.user.options.get() * Adjust Selenium tests to always use CM6 * Adjust Selenium tests to delete test pages (useful for local dev) * Remove unused code Bug: T359498 Change-Id: I70dcf2f49418cea632c452c1266440effad634f3
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Compartment,
EditorState,
EditorView,
Extension,
KeyBinding,
ViewUpdate,
bracketMatching,
crosshairCursor,
defaultKeymap,
drawSelection,
CodeMirrorPreferences: add panel to tweak prefs with the editor open This is toggled by pressing Mod-Shift-, (or Command-Shift-, on MacOS), which then puts focus on the preferences panel. It can be closed with the Escape key, just like other CM panels. The CodeMirror class comes with these extension which can be toggled in preferences: * Bracket matching * Line numbering * Line wrapping * Highlight the active line * Show special characters Only bracket matching, line numbering, and line wrapping are available in the 2017 editor. The bidi isolation and template folding extensions are registered in CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki as they are MW-specific. CodeMirrorPreferences' new registerExtension() method allows any consumer of CodeMirror to add any arbitrary extensions to the preferences panel. This is expected to be called *after* CodeMirror has finished initializing. The 'ext.CodeMirror.ready' hook now passes the CodeMirror instance to accommodate this. The preferences are stored as a single user option in the database, called 'codemirror-preferences'. The defaults can be configured with the $wgCodeMirrorDefaultPreferences configuration setting. The sysadmin-facing values are the familiar boolean, but since CodeMirror is widely used, we make extra efforts to reduce the storage footprint (see T54777). This includes only storing preferences that differ from the defaults, and using binary representation instead of boolean values, since the user option is stored as a string. For now, all preferences are ignored in the 2017 editor. In a future patch, we may add some as toggleable Tools in the VE toolbar. Other changes: * Refactor CSS to use a .darkmode() mixin * Add a method to create a CSS-only fieldset in CodeMirrorPanel * Fix Jest tests now that there are more calls to mw.user.options.get() * Adjust Selenium tests to always use CM6 * Adjust Selenium tests to delete test pages (useful for local dev) * Remove unused code Bug: T359498 Change-Id: I70dcf2f49418cea632c452c1266440effad634f3
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highlightActiveLine,
highlightSpecialChars,
history,
historyKeymap,
indentUnit,
keymap,
lineNumbers,
rectangularSelection,
redo
} = require( 'ext.CodeMirror.v6.lib' );
const CodeMirrorTextSelection = require( './codemirror.textSelection.js' );
const CodeMirrorSearch = require( './codemirror.search.js' );
const CodeMirrorGotoLine = require( './codemirror.gotoLine.js' );
CodeMirrorPreferences: add panel to tweak prefs with the editor open This is toggled by pressing Mod-Shift-, (or Command-Shift-, on MacOS), which then puts focus on the preferences panel. It can be closed with the Escape key, just like other CM panels. The CodeMirror class comes with these extension which can be toggled in preferences: * Bracket matching * Line numbering * Line wrapping * Highlight the active line * Show special characters Only bracket matching, line numbering, and line wrapping are available in the 2017 editor. The bidi isolation and template folding extensions are registered in CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki as they are MW-specific. CodeMirrorPreferences' new registerExtension() method allows any consumer of CodeMirror to add any arbitrary extensions to the preferences panel. This is expected to be called *after* CodeMirror has finished initializing. The 'ext.CodeMirror.ready' hook now passes the CodeMirror instance to accommodate this. The preferences are stored as a single user option in the database, called 'codemirror-preferences'. The defaults can be configured with the $wgCodeMirrorDefaultPreferences configuration setting. The sysadmin-facing values are the familiar boolean, but since CodeMirror is widely used, we make extra efforts to reduce the storage footprint (see T54777). This includes only storing preferences that differ from the defaults, and using binary representation instead of boolean values, since the user option is stored as a string. For now, all preferences are ignored in the 2017 editor. In a future patch, we may add some as toggleable Tools in the VE toolbar. Other changes: * Refactor CSS to use a .darkmode() mixin * Add a method to create a CSS-only fieldset in CodeMirrorPanel * Fix Jest tests now that there are more calls to mw.user.options.get() * Adjust Selenium tests to always use CM6 * Adjust Selenium tests to delete test pages (useful for local dev) * Remove unused code Bug: T359498 Change-Id: I70dcf2f49418cea632c452c1266440effad634f3
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const CodeMirrorPreferences = require( './codemirror.preferences.js' );
require( './ext.CodeMirror.data.js' );
/**
* Interface for the CodeMirror editor.
*
* @example
* mw.loader.using( [
* 'ext.CodeMirror.v6',
* 'ext.CodeMirror.v6.mode.mediawiki'
* ] ).then( ( require ) => {
* const CodeMirror = require( 'ext.CodeMirror.v6' );
* const mediawikiLang = require( 'ext.CodeMirror.v6.mode.mediawiki' );
* const cm = new CodeMirror( myTextarea );
* cm.initialize( [ cm.defaultExtensions, mediawikiLang() ] );
* } );
*/
class CodeMirror {
/**
* Instantiate a new CodeMirror instance.
*
* @param {HTMLTextAreaElement|jQuery|string|ve.ui.Surface} textarea Textarea to
* add syntax highlighting to.
* @constructor
*/
constructor( textarea ) {
if ( textarea.constructor.name === 'VeUiMWWikitextSurface' ) {
/**
* The VisualEditor surface CodeMirror is bound to.
*
* @type {ve.ui.Surface}
*/
this.surface = textarea;
// Let the content editable mimic the textarea.
// eslint-disable-next-line no-jquery/variable-pattern
textarea = this.surface.getView().$attachedRootNode;
}
/**
* The textarea that CodeMirror is bound to.
*
* @type {jQuery}
*/
this.$textarea = $( textarea );
/**
* The editor user interface.
*
* @type {EditorView}
*/
this.view = null;
/**
* The editor state.
*
* @type {EditorState}
*/
this.state = null;
/**
* Whether the textarea is read-only.
*
* @type {boolean}
*/
this.readOnly = this.surface ?
this.surface.getModel().isReadOnly() :
this.$textarea.prop( 'readonly' );
/**
* The [edit recovery]{@link https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Edit_Recovery} handler.
*
* @type {Function|null}
*/
this.editRecoveryHandler = null;
/**
* The form `submit` event handler.
*
* @type {Function|null}
*/
this.formSubmitEventHandler = null;
/**
* jQuery.textSelection overrides for CodeMirror.
*
* @type {CodeMirrorTextSelection}
*/
this.textSelection = null;
/**
CodeMirrorPreferences: add panel to tweak prefs with the editor open This is toggled by pressing Mod-Shift-, (or Command-Shift-, on MacOS), which then puts focus on the preferences panel. It can be closed with the Escape key, just like other CM panels. The CodeMirror class comes with these extension which can be toggled in preferences: * Bracket matching * Line numbering * Line wrapping * Highlight the active line * Show special characters Only bracket matching, line numbering, and line wrapping are available in the 2017 editor. The bidi isolation and template folding extensions are registered in CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki as they are MW-specific. CodeMirrorPreferences' new registerExtension() method allows any consumer of CodeMirror to add any arbitrary extensions to the preferences panel. This is expected to be called *after* CodeMirror has finished initializing. The 'ext.CodeMirror.ready' hook now passes the CodeMirror instance to accommodate this. The preferences are stored as a single user option in the database, called 'codemirror-preferences'. The defaults can be configured with the $wgCodeMirrorDefaultPreferences configuration setting. The sysadmin-facing values are the familiar boolean, but since CodeMirror is widely used, we make extra efforts to reduce the storage footprint (see T54777). This includes only storing preferences that differ from the defaults, and using binary representation instead of boolean values, since the user option is stored as a string. For now, all preferences are ignored in the 2017 editor. In a future patch, we may add some as toggleable Tools in the VE toolbar. Other changes: * Refactor CSS to use a .darkmode() mixin * Add a method to create a CSS-only fieldset in CodeMirrorPanel * Fix Jest tests now that there are more calls to mw.user.options.get() * Adjust Selenium tests to always use CM6 * Adjust Selenium tests to delete test pages (useful for local dev) * Remove unused code Bug: T359498 Change-Id: I70dcf2f49418cea632c452c1266440effad634f3
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* Compartment to control the direction of the editor.
*
* @type {Compartment}
*/
this.dirCompartment = new Compartment();
/**
CodeMirrorPreferences: add panel to tweak prefs with the editor open This is toggled by pressing Mod-Shift-, (or Command-Shift-, on MacOS), which then puts focus on the preferences panel. It can be closed with the Escape key, just like other CM panels. The CodeMirror class comes with these extension which can be toggled in preferences: * Bracket matching * Line numbering * Line wrapping * Highlight the active line * Show special characters Only bracket matching, line numbering, and line wrapping are available in the 2017 editor. The bidi isolation and template folding extensions are registered in CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki as they are MW-specific. CodeMirrorPreferences' new registerExtension() method allows any consumer of CodeMirror to add any arbitrary extensions to the preferences panel. This is expected to be called *after* CodeMirror has finished initializing. The 'ext.CodeMirror.ready' hook now passes the CodeMirror instance to accommodate this. The preferences are stored as a single user option in the database, called 'codemirror-preferences'. The defaults can be configured with the $wgCodeMirrorDefaultPreferences configuration setting. The sysadmin-facing values are the familiar boolean, but since CodeMirror is widely used, we make extra efforts to reduce the storage footprint (see T54777). This includes only storing preferences that differ from the defaults, and using binary representation instead of boolean values, since the user option is stored as a string. For now, all preferences are ignored in the 2017 editor. In a future patch, we may add some as toggleable Tools in the VE toolbar. Other changes: * Refactor CSS to use a .darkmode() mixin * Add a method to create a CSS-only fieldset in CodeMirrorPanel * Fix Jest tests now that there are more calls to mw.user.options.get() * Adjust Selenium tests to always use CM6 * Adjust Selenium tests to delete test pages (useful for local dev) * Remove unused code Bug: T359498 Change-Id: I70dcf2f49418cea632c452c1266440effad634f3
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* The CodeMirror preferences panel.
*
CodeMirrorPreferences: add panel to tweak prefs with the editor open This is toggled by pressing Mod-Shift-, (or Command-Shift-, on MacOS), which then puts focus on the preferences panel. It can be closed with the Escape key, just like other CM panels. The CodeMirror class comes with these extension which can be toggled in preferences: * Bracket matching * Line numbering * Line wrapping * Highlight the active line * Show special characters Only bracket matching, line numbering, and line wrapping are available in the 2017 editor. The bidi isolation and template folding extensions are registered in CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki as they are MW-specific. CodeMirrorPreferences' new registerExtension() method allows any consumer of CodeMirror to add any arbitrary extensions to the preferences panel. This is expected to be called *after* CodeMirror has finished initializing. The 'ext.CodeMirror.ready' hook now passes the CodeMirror instance to accommodate this. The preferences are stored as a single user option in the database, called 'codemirror-preferences'. The defaults can be configured with the $wgCodeMirrorDefaultPreferences configuration setting. The sysadmin-facing values are the familiar boolean, but since CodeMirror is widely used, we make extra efforts to reduce the storage footprint (see T54777). This includes only storing preferences that differ from the defaults, and using binary representation instead of boolean values, since the user option is stored as a string. For now, all preferences are ignored in the 2017 editor. In a future patch, we may add some as toggleable Tools in the VE toolbar. Other changes: * Refactor CSS to use a .darkmode() mixin * Add a method to create a CSS-only fieldset in CodeMirrorPanel * Fix Jest tests now that there are more calls to mw.user.options.get() * Adjust Selenium tests to always use CM6 * Adjust Selenium tests to delete test pages (useful for local dev) * Remove unused code Bug: T359498 Change-Id: I70dcf2f49418cea632c452c1266440effad634f3
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* @type {CodeMirrorPreferences}
*/
CodeMirrorPreferences: add panel to tweak prefs with the editor open This is toggled by pressing Mod-Shift-, (or Command-Shift-, on MacOS), which then puts focus on the preferences panel. It can be closed with the Escape key, just like other CM panels. The CodeMirror class comes with these extension which can be toggled in preferences: * Bracket matching * Line numbering * Line wrapping * Highlight the active line * Show special characters Only bracket matching, line numbering, and line wrapping are available in the 2017 editor. The bidi isolation and template folding extensions are registered in CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki as they are MW-specific. CodeMirrorPreferences' new registerExtension() method allows any consumer of CodeMirror to add any arbitrary extensions to the preferences panel. This is expected to be called *after* CodeMirror has finished initializing. The 'ext.CodeMirror.ready' hook now passes the CodeMirror instance to accommodate this. The preferences are stored as a single user option in the database, called 'codemirror-preferences'. The defaults can be configured with the $wgCodeMirrorDefaultPreferences configuration setting. The sysadmin-facing values are the familiar boolean, but since CodeMirror is widely used, we make extra efforts to reduce the storage footprint (see T54777). This includes only storing preferences that differ from the defaults, and using binary representation instead of boolean values, since the user option is stored as a string. For now, all preferences are ignored in the 2017 editor. In a future patch, we may add some as toggleable Tools in the VE toolbar. Other changes: * Refactor CSS to use a .darkmode() mixin * Add a method to create a CSS-only fieldset in CodeMirrorPanel * Fix Jest tests now that there are more calls to mw.user.options.get() * Adjust Selenium tests to always use CM6 * Adjust Selenium tests to delete test pages (useful for local dev) * Remove unused code Bug: T359498 Change-Id: I70dcf2f49418cea632c452c1266440effad634f3
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this.preferences = new CodeMirrorPreferences( {
bracketMatching: this.bracketMatchingExtension,
lineNumbering: this.lineNumberingExtension,
lineWrapping: this.lineWrappingExtension,
activeLine: this.activeLineExtension,
specialChars: this.specialCharsExtension
}, !!this.surface );
}
/**
* Default extensions used by CodeMirror.
* Extensions here should be applicable to all theoretical uses of CodeMirror in MediaWiki.
*
* @see https://codemirror.net/docs/ref/#state.Extension
* @type {Extension|Extension[]}
* @stable to call
*/
get defaultExtensions() {
const extensions = [
this.contentAttributesExtension,
this.phrasesExtension,
this.heightExtension,
this.updateExtension,
this.dirExtension,
this.searchExtension,
CodeMirrorPreferences: add panel to tweak prefs with the editor open This is toggled by pressing Mod-Shift-, (or Command-Shift-, on MacOS), which then puts focus on the preferences panel. It can be closed with the Escape key, just like other CM panels. The CodeMirror class comes with these extension which can be toggled in preferences: * Bracket matching * Line numbering * Line wrapping * Highlight the active line * Show special characters Only bracket matching, line numbering, and line wrapping are available in the 2017 editor. The bidi isolation and template folding extensions are registered in CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki as they are MW-specific. CodeMirrorPreferences' new registerExtension() method allows any consumer of CodeMirror to add any arbitrary extensions to the preferences panel. This is expected to be called *after* CodeMirror has finished initializing. The 'ext.CodeMirror.ready' hook now passes the CodeMirror instance to accommodate this. The preferences are stored as a single user option in the database, called 'codemirror-preferences'. The defaults can be configured with the $wgCodeMirrorDefaultPreferences configuration setting. The sysadmin-facing values are the familiar boolean, but since CodeMirror is widely used, we make extra efforts to reduce the storage footprint (see T54777). This includes only storing preferences that differ from the defaults, and using binary representation instead of boolean values, since the user option is stored as a string. For now, all preferences are ignored in the 2017 editor. In a future patch, we may add some as toggleable Tools in the VE toolbar. Other changes: * Refactor CSS to use a .darkmode() mixin * Add a method to create a CSS-only fieldset in CodeMirrorPanel * Fix Jest tests now that there are more calls to mw.user.options.get() * Adjust Selenium tests to always use CM6 * Adjust Selenium tests to delete test pages (useful for local dev) * Remove unused code Bug: T359498 Change-Id: I70dcf2f49418cea632c452c1266440effad634f3
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this.preferences.extension,
indentUnit.of( '\t' ),
EditorState.readOnly.of( this.readOnly ),
EditorView.domEventHandlers( {
blur: () => {
this.$textarea[ 0 ].dispatchEvent( new Event( 'blur' ) );
},
focus: () => {
this.$textarea[ 0 ].dispatchEvent( new Event( 'focus' ) );
}
} ),
keymap.of( defaultKeymap ),
EditorState.allowMultipleSelections.of( true ),
drawSelection(),
rectangularSelection(),
crosshairCursor()
];
// Add extensions relevant to editing (not read-only).
if ( !this.readOnly ) {
extensions.push( EditorView.updateListener.of( ( update ) => {
if ( update.docChanged && typeof this.editRecoveryHandler === 'function' ) {
this.editRecoveryHandler();
}
} ) );
extensions.push( history() );
extensions.push( keymap.of(
historyKeymap.concat( /** @type {KeyBinding} */ {
win: 'Ctrl-Shift-z',
run: redo,
preventDefault: true
} )
) );
}
return extensions;
}
CodeMirrorPreferences: add panel to tweak prefs with the editor open This is toggled by pressing Mod-Shift-, (or Command-Shift-, on MacOS), which then puts focus on the preferences panel. It can be closed with the Escape key, just like other CM panels. The CodeMirror class comes with these extension which can be toggled in preferences: * Bracket matching * Line numbering * Line wrapping * Highlight the active line * Show special characters Only bracket matching, line numbering, and line wrapping are available in the 2017 editor. The bidi isolation and template folding extensions are registered in CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki as they are MW-specific. CodeMirrorPreferences' new registerExtension() method allows any consumer of CodeMirror to add any arbitrary extensions to the preferences panel. This is expected to be called *after* CodeMirror has finished initializing. The 'ext.CodeMirror.ready' hook now passes the CodeMirror instance to accommodate this. The preferences are stored as a single user option in the database, called 'codemirror-preferences'. The defaults can be configured with the $wgCodeMirrorDefaultPreferences configuration setting. The sysadmin-facing values are the familiar boolean, but since CodeMirror is widely used, we make extra efforts to reduce the storage footprint (see T54777). This includes only storing preferences that differ from the defaults, and using binary representation instead of boolean values, since the user option is stored as a string. For now, all preferences are ignored in the 2017 editor. In a future patch, we may add some as toggleable Tools in the VE toolbar. Other changes: * Refactor CSS to use a .darkmode() mixin * Add a method to create a CSS-only fieldset in CodeMirrorPanel * Fix Jest tests now that there are more calls to mw.user.options.get() * Adjust Selenium tests to always use CM6 * Adjust Selenium tests to delete test pages (useful for local dev) * Remove unused code Bug: T359498 Change-Id: I70dcf2f49418cea632c452c1266440effad634f3
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/**
* Extension for highlighting the active line.
*
* @return {Extension}
*/
get activeLineExtension() {
return highlightActiveLine();
}
/**
* Extension for line wrapping.
*
* @return {Extension}
*/
get lineWrappingExtension() {
return EditorView.lineWrapping;
}
/**
* Extension for line numbering.
*
* @return {Extension|Extension[]}
*/
get lineNumberingExtension() {
return lineNumbers();
}
/**
* Extension for search and goto line functionality.
*
* @return {Extension|Extension[]}
*/
get searchExtension() {
return [
new CodeMirrorSearch().extension,
new CodeMirrorGotoLine().extension
];
}
/**
* This extension adds bracket matching to the CodeMirror editor.
*
* @return {Extension}
*/
get bracketMatchingExtension() {
return bracketMatching( mw.config.get( 'wgPageContentModel' ) === 'wikitext' ?
{
// Also match CJK full-width brackets (T362992)
// This is only for wikitext as it can be confusing in programming languages.
brackets: '()[]{}()【】[]{}'
} : {}
);
}
/**
* This extension listens for changes in the CodeMirror editor and fires
* the `ext.CodeMirror.input` hook with the {@link ViewUpdate} object.
*
* @type {Extension}
* @fires CodeMirror~'ext.CodeMirror.input'
* @stable to call and override
*/
get updateExtension() {
return EditorView.updateListener.of( ( update ) => {
if ( update.docChanged ) {
/**
* Called when document changes are made in CodeMirror.
* The native textarea is not necessarily updated yet.
*
* @event CodeMirror~'ext.CodeMirror.input'
* @param {ViewUpdate} update
* @stable to use
*/
mw.hook( 'ext.CodeMirror.input' ).fire( update );
}
} );
}
/**
* This extension sets the height of the CodeMirror editor to match the textarea.
* Override this method to change the height of the editor.
*
* @type {Extension}
* @stable to call and override
*/
get heightExtension() {
return EditorView.theme( {
'&': {
height: this.surface ? '100%' : `${ this.$textarea.outerHeight() }px`
},
'.cm-scroller': {
overflow: 'auto'
}
} );
}
/**
* This specifies which attributes get added to the `.cm-content` and `.cm-editor` elements.
* Subclasses are safe to override this method, but attributes here are considered vital.
*
* @see https://codemirror.net/docs/ref/#view.EditorView^contentAttributes
* @type {Extension}
* @stable to call and override
*/
get contentAttributesExtension() {
const classList = [];
// T245568: Sync text editor font preferences with CodeMirror,
// but don't do this for the 2017 wikitext editor.
if ( !this.surface ) {
const fontClass = Array.from( this.$textarea[ 0 ].classList )
.find( ( style ) => style.startsWith( 'mw-editfont-' ) );
if ( fontClass ) {
classList.push( fontClass );
}
// Add colorblind mode if preference is set.
// This currently is only to be used for the MediaWiki markup language.
if (
mw.user.options.get( 'usecodemirror-colorblind' ) &&
mw.config.get( 'wgPageContentModel' ) === 'wikitext'
) {
classList.push( 'cm-mw-colorblind-colors' );
}
}
return [
// .cm-content element (the contenteditable area)
EditorView.contentAttributes.of( {
// T259347: Use accesskey of the original textbox
accesskey: this.$textarea.attr( 'accesskey' ),
// Classes need to be on .cm-content to have precedence over .cm-scroller
class: classList.join( ' ' ),
spellcheck: 'true',
tabindex: this.$textarea.attr( 'tabindex' )
} ),
// .cm-editor element (contains the whole CodeMirror UI)
EditorView.editorAttributes.of( {
// Use language of the original textbox.
// These should be attributes of .cm-editor, not the .cm-content (T359589)
lang: this.$textarea.attr( 'lang' )
} ),
// The search panel should use the same direction as the interface language (T359611)
EditorView.theme( {
'.cm-panels': {
direction: document.dir
}
} )
];
}
/**
* These are all potential messages used in a full-featured CodeMirror setup.
* We lump them all here and supply it as default extensions because it is only a small cost
* and we don't want localization to be overlooked by CodeMirror clients and subclasses.
*
* @see https://codemirror.net/examples/translate/
* @type {Extension}
* @stable to call. Instead of overriding, pass in an additional `EditorState.phrases.of()`
* when calling `initialize()`.
*/
get phrasesExtension() {
return EditorState.phrases.of( {
'Control character': mw.msg( 'codemirror-control-character' )
} );
}
/**
* We give a small subset of special characters a tooltip explaining what they are.
* The messages and for what characters are defined here.
* Any character that does not have a message will instead use CM6 defaults,
* which is the localization of 'codemirror-control-character' followed by the Unicode number.
*
* @see https://codemirror.net/docs/ref/#view.highlightSpecialChars
* @type {Extension}
* @stable to call
*/
get specialCharsExtension() {
CodeMirrorPreferences: add panel to tweak prefs with the editor open This is toggled by pressing Mod-Shift-, (or Command-Shift-, on MacOS), which then puts focus on the preferences panel. It can be closed with the Escape key, just like other CM panels. The CodeMirror class comes with these extension which can be toggled in preferences: * Bracket matching * Line numbering * Line wrapping * Highlight the active line * Show special characters Only bracket matching, line numbering, and line wrapping are available in the 2017 editor. The bidi isolation and template folding extensions are registered in CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki as they are MW-specific. CodeMirrorPreferences' new registerExtension() method allows any consumer of CodeMirror to add any arbitrary extensions to the preferences panel. This is expected to be called *after* CodeMirror has finished initializing. The 'ext.CodeMirror.ready' hook now passes the CodeMirror instance to accommodate this. The preferences are stored as a single user option in the database, called 'codemirror-preferences'. The defaults can be configured with the $wgCodeMirrorDefaultPreferences configuration setting. The sysadmin-facing values are the familiar boolean, but since CodeMirror is widely used, we make extra efforts to reduce the storage footprint (see T54777). This includes only storing preferences that differ from the defaults, and using binary representation instead of boolean values, since the user option is stored as a string. For now, all preferences are ignored in the 2017 editor. In a future patch, we may add some as toggleable Tools in the VE toolbar. Other changes: * Refactor CSS to use a .darkmode() mixin * Add a method to create a CSS-only fieldset in CodeMirrorPanel * Fix Jest tests now that there are more calls to mw.user.options.get() * Adjust Selenium tests to always use CM6 * Adjust Selenium tests to delete test pages (useful for local dev) * Remove unused code Bug: T359498 Change-Id: I70dcf2f49418cea632c452c1266440effad634f3
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// Keys are the decimal Unicode number, values are the messages.
const messages = {
0: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-null' ),
7: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-bell' ),
8: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-backspace' ),
10: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-newline' ),
11: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-vertical-tab' ),
13: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-carriage-return' ),
27: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-escape' ),
160: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-nbsp' ),
8203: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-zero-width-space' ),
8204: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-zero-width-non-joiner' ),
8205: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-zero-width-joiner' ),
8206: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-left-to-right-mark' ),
8207: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-right-to-left-mark' ),
8232: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-line-separator' ),
8237: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-left-to-right-override' ),
8238: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-right-to-left-override' ),
8239: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-narrow-nbsp' ),
8294: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-left-to-right-isolate' ),
8295: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-right-to-left-isolate' ),
8297: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-pop-directional-isolate' ),
8233: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-paragraph-separator' ),
65279: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-zero-width-no-break-space' ),
65532: mw.msg( 'codemirror-special-char-object-replacement' )
};
return highlightSpecialChars( {
render: ( code, description, placeholder ) => {
description = messages[ code ] || mw.msg( 'codemirror-control-character', code );
const span = document.createElement( 'span' );
span.className = 'cm-specialChar';
// Special case non-breaking spaces (T181677).
if ( code === 160 || code === 8239 ) {
placeholder = '·';
span.className = 'cm-special-char-nbsp';
}
span.textContent = placeholder;
span.title = description;
span.setAttribute( 'aria-label', description );
return span;
},
// Highlight non-breaking spaces (T181677)
addSpecialChars: /[\u00a0\u202f]/g
} );
}
CodeMirrorPreferences: add panel to tweak prefs with the editor open This is toggled by pressing Mod-Shift-, (or Command-Shift-, on MacOS), which then puts focus on the preferences panel. It can be closed with the Escape key, just like other CM panels. The CodeMirror class comes with these extension which can be toggled in preferences: * Bracket matching * Line numbering * Line wrapping * Highlight the active line * Show special characters Only bracket matching, line numbering, and line wrapping are available in the 2017 editor. The bidi isolation and template folding extensions are registered in CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki as they are MW-specific. CodeMirrorPreferences' new registerExtension() method allows any consumer of CodeMirror to add any arbitrary extensions to the preferences panel. This is expected to be called *after* CodeMirror has finished initializing. The 'ext.CodeMirror.ready' hook now passes the CodeMirror instance to accommodate this. The preferences are stored as a single user option in the database, called 'codemirror-preferences'. The defaults can be configured with the $wgCodeMirrorDefaultPreferences configuration setting. The sysadmin-facing values are the familiar boolean, but since CodeMirror is widely used, we make extra efforts to reduce the storage footprint (see T54777). This includes only storing preferences that differ from the defaults, and using binary representation instead of boolean values, since the user option is stored as a string. For now, all preferences are ignored in the 2017 editor. In a future patch, we may add some as toggleable Tools in the VE toolbar. Other changes: * Refactor CSS to use a .darkmode() mixin * Add a method to create a CSS-only fieldset in CodeMirrorPanel * Fix Jest tests now that there are more calls to mw.user.options.get() * Adjust Selenium tests to always use CM6 * Adjust Selenium tests to delete test pages (useful for local dev) * Remove unused code Bug: T359498 Change-Id: I70dcf2f49418cea632c452c1266440effad634f3
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/**
* This extension adds the ability to change the direction of the editor.
*
* @type {Extension}
* @stable to call
*/
get dirExtension() {
return [
this.dirCompartment.of( EditorView.editorAttributes.of( {
// Use direction of the original textbox.
// These should be attributes of .cm-editor, not the .cm-content (T359589)
dir: this.$textarea.attr( 'dir' )
} ) ),
keymap.of( [ {
key: 'Mod-Shift-x',
run: ( view ) => {
const dir = this.$textarea.attr( 'dir' ) === 'rtl' ? 'ltr' : 'rtl';
this.$textarea.attr( 'dir', dir );
view.dispatch( {
effects: this.dirCompartment.reconfigure(
EditorView.editorAttributes.of( { dir } )
)
} );
return true;
}
} ] )
];
}
/**
* Setup CodeMirror and add it to the DOM. This will hide the original textarea.
*
* @param {Extension|Extension[]} [extensions=this.defaultExtensions] Extensions to use.
* @fires CodeMirror~'ext.CodeMirror.initialize'
* @fires CodeMirror~'ext.CodeMirror.ready'
* @stable to call and override
*/
initialize( extensions = this.defaultExtensions ) {
/**
* Called just before CodeMirror is initialized.
* This can be used to manipulate the DOM to suit CodeMirror
* (i.e. if you manipulate WikiEditor's DOM, you may need this).
*
* @event CodeMirror~'ext.CodeMirror.initialize'
* @param {jQuery} $textarea The textarea that CodeMirror is bound to.
* @stable to use
*/
mw.hook( 'ext.CodeMirror.initialize' ).fire( this.$textarea );
mw.hook( 'editRecovery.loadEnd' ).add( ( data ) => {
this.editRecoveryHandler = data.fieldChangeHandler;
} );
// Set up the initial EditorState of CodeMirror with contents of the native textarea.
this.state = EditorState.create( {
doc: this.surface ?
this.surface.getDom() :
this.$textarea.textSelection( 'getContents' ),
extensions
} );
// Add CodeMirror view to the DOM.
this.addCodeMirrorToDom();
// Hide native textarea and sync CodeMirror contents upon submission.
if ( !this.surface ) {
this.$textarea.hide();
if ( this.$textarea[ 0 ].form ) {
this.formSubmitEventHandler = () => {
this.$textarea.val( this.view.state.doc.toString() );
const scrollTop = document.getElementById( 'wpScrolltop' );
if ( scrollTop ) {
scrollTop.value = this.view.scrollDOM.scrollTop;
}
};
this.$textarea[ 0 ].form.addEventListener( 'submit', this.formSubmitEventHandler );
}
}
// Register $.textSelection() on the .cm-editor element.
$( this.view.dom ).textSelection( 'register', this.cmTextSelection );
// Also override textSelection() functions for the "real" hidden textarea to route to
// CodeMirror. We unregister this when switching to normal textarea mode.
this.$textarea.textSelection( 'register', this.cmTextSelection );
/**
* Called just after CodeMirror is initialized.
*
* @event CodeMirror~'ext.CodeMirror.ready'
CodeMirrorPreferences: add panel to tweak prefs with the editor open This is toggled by pressing Mod-Shift-, (or Command-Shift-, on MacOS), which then puts focus on the preferences panel. It can be closed with the Escape key, just like other CM panels. The CodeMirror class comes with these extension which can be toggled in preferences: * Bracket matching * Line numbering * Line wrapping * Highlight the active line * Show special characters Only bracket matching, line numbering, and line wrapping are available in the 2017 editor. The bidi isolation and template folding extensions are registered in CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki as they are MW-specific. CodeMirrorPreferences' new registerExtension() method allows any consumer of CodeMirror to add any arbitrary extensions to the preferences panel. This is expected to be called *after* CodeMirror has finished initializing. The 'ext.CodeMirror.ready' hook now passes the CodeMirror instance to accommodate this. The preferences are stored as a single user option in the database, called 'codemirror-preferences'. The defaults can be configured with the $wgCodeMirrorDefaultPreferences configuration setting. The sysadmin-facing values are the familiar boolean, but since CodeMirror is widely used, we make extra efforts to reduce the storage footprint (see T54777). This includes only storing preferences that differ from the defaults, and using binary representation instead of boolean values, since the user option is stored as a string. For now, all preferences are ignored in the 2017 editor. In a future patch, we may add some as toggleable Tools in the VE toolbar. Other changes: * Refactor CSS to use a .darkmode() mixin * Add a method to create a CSS-only fieldset in CodeMirrorPanel * Fix Jest tests now that there are more calls to mw.user.options.get() * Adjust Selenium tests to always use CM6 * Adjust Selenium tests to delete test pages (useful for local dev) * Remove unused code Bug: T359498 Change-Id: I70dcf2f49418cea632c452c1266440effad634f3
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* @param {jQuery} $view The CodeMirror view element.
* @param {CodeMirror} cm The CodeMirror instance.
* @stable to use
*/
CodeMirrorPreferences: add panel to tweak prefs with the editor open This is toggled by pressing Mod-Shift-, (or Command-Shift-, on MacOS), which then puts focus on the preferences panel. It can be closed with the Escape key, just like other CM panels. The CodeMirror class comes with these extension which can be toggled in preferences: * Bracket matching * Line numbering * Line wrapping * Highlight the active line * Show special characters Only bracket matching, line numbering, and line wrapping are available in the 2017 editor. The bidi isolation and template folding extensions are registered in CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki as they are MW-specific. CodeMirrorPreferences' new registerExtension() method allows any consumer of CodeMirror to add any arbitrary extensions to the preferences panel. This is expected to be called *after* CodeMirror has finished initializing. The 'ext.CodeMirror.ready' hook now passes the CodeMirror instance to accommodate this. The preferences are stored as a single user option in the database, called 'codemirror-preferences'. The defaults can be configured with the $wgCodeMirrorDefaultPreferences configuration setting. The sysadmin-facing values are the familiar boolean, but since CodeMirror is widely used, we make extra efforts to reduce the storage footprint (see T54777). This includes only storing preferences that differ from the defaults, and using binary representation instead of boolean values, since the user option is stored as a string. For now, all preferences are ignored in the 2017 editor. In a future patch, we may add some as toggleable Tools in the VE toolbar. Other changes: * Refactor CSS to use a .darkmode() mixin * Add a method to create a CSS-only fieldset in CodeMirrorPanel * Fix Jest tests now that there are more calls to mw.user.options.get() * Adjust Selenium tests to always use CM6 * Adjust Selenium tests to delete test pages (useful for local dev) * Remove unused code Bug: T359498 Change-Id: I70dcf2f49418cea632c452c1266440effad634f3
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mw.hook( 'ext.CodeMirror.ready' ).fire( $( this.view.dom ), this );
}
/**
* Instantiate the EditorView, adding the CodeMirror editor to the DOM.
* We use a dummy container to ensure that the editor will
* always be placed where the textarea is.
*
* @private
*/
addCodeMirrorToDom() {
this.$textarea.wrap( '<div class="ext-codemirror-wrapper"></div>' );
this.view = new EditorView( {
state: this.state,
parent: this.surface ?
this.surface.getView().$element[ 0 ] :
this.$textarea.parent()[ 0 ]
} );
}
/**
* Destroy the CodeMirror instance and revert to the original textarea.
*
* @fires CodeMirror~'ext.CodeMirror.destroy'
* @stable to call and override
*/
destroy() {
const scrollTop = this.view.scrollDOM.scrollTop;
const hasFocus = this.surface ? this.surface.getView().isFocused() : this.view.hasFocus;
const { from, to } = this.view.state.selection.ranges[ 0 ];
$( this.view.dom ).textSelection( 'unregister' );
this.$textarea.textSelection( 'unregister' );
this.$textarea.unwrap( '.ext-codemirror-wrapper' );
if ( !this.surface ) {
this.$textarea.val( this.view.state.doc.toString() );
}
this.view.destroy();
this.view = null;
this.$textarea.show();
if ( hasFocus ) {
this.$textarea.trigger( 'focus' );
}
this.$textarea.prop( 'selectionStart', Math.min( from, to ) )
.prop( 'selectionEnd', Math.max( to, from ) );
this.$textarea.scrollTop( scrollTop );
this.textSelection = null;
// remove all hook handlers and event listeners
if ( this.formSubmitEventHandler && this.$textarea[ 0 ].form ) {
this.$textarea[ 0 ].form.removeEventListener( 'submit', this.formSubmitEventHandler );
this.formSubmitEventHandler = null;
}
/**
* Called just after CodeMirror is destroyed and the original textarea is restored.
*
* @event CodeMirror~'ext.CodeMirror.destroy'
* @param {jQuery} $textarea The original textarea.
* @stable to use
*/
mw.hook( 'ext.CodeMirror.destroy' ).fire( this.$textarea );
}
/**
* Log usage of CodeMirror.
*
* @param {Object} data
* @stable to call
* @internal
* @ignore
*/
static logUsage( data ) {
/* eslint-disable camelcase */
const event = Object.assign( {
session_token: mw.user.sessionId(),
user_id: mw.user.getId()
}, data );
const editCountBucket = mw.config.get( 'wgUserEditCountBucket' );
if ( editCountBucket !== null ) {
event.user_edit_count_bucket = editCountBucket;
}
/* eslint-enable camelcase */
mw.track( 'event.CodeMirrorUsage', event );
}
/**
* Save CodeMirror enabled preference.
*
* @param {boolean} prefValue True, if CodeMirror should be enabled by default, otherwise false.
* @stable to call and override
*/
static setCodeMirrorPreference( prefValue ) {
// Skip for unnamed users
if ( !mw.user.isNamed() ) {
return;
}
new mw.Api().saveOption( 'usecodemirror', prefValue ? 1 : 0 );
mw.user.options.set( 'usecodemirror', prefValue ? 1 : 0 );
}
/**
* jQuery.textSelection overrides for CodeMirror.
*
* @see jQuery.fn.textSelection
* @type {Object}
* @private
*/
get cmTextSelection() {
if ( !this.textSelection ) {
this.textSelection = new CodeMirrorTextSelection( this.view );
}
return {
getContents: () => this.textSelection.getContents(),
setContents: ( content ) => this.textSelection.setContents( content ),
getCaretPosition: ( options ) => this.textSelection.getCaretPosition( options ),
scrollToCaretPosition: () => this.textSelection.scrollToCaretPosition(),
getSelection: () => this.textSelection.getSelection(),
setSelection: ( options ) => this.textSelection.setSelection( options ),
replaceSelection: ( value ) => this.textSelection.replaceSelection( value ),
encapsulateSelection: ( options ) => this.textSelection.encapsulateSelection( options )
};
}
}
module.exports = CodeMirror;