A button without the `type` attribute in a form is assumed to be the submit button. Obviously, the toggle buttons in a CM6 panel should not be one.
Bug: T381713
Change-Id: Ia732d49a3a61f85dd264d287ddd066b4d93e90c3
The hook handlers and event listeners associated with `CodeMirror.prototype.initialize()` are now removed when CM is toggled off.
For 2017 Wikitext Editor, the focus is always set on the VE surface view.
Bug: T380840
Bug: T380983
Bug: T381358
Change-Id: Ib83f3d49c3d0496cb570f62e75f3fdc0d700be47
Autocomplete magic words, tag names and url protocols. This patch also enables block comment using `<!-- -->`.
Bug: T95100
Change-Id: If37da956ac1eb945b96753e6728c0247b1a68b66
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
Just like the 2017 editor, we show the number of results and which one
is currently highlighted.
This patch also brings the Tab behaviour closer to the 2017 editor.
Hitting Tab from the search input focuses the replace input, followed by
the replacement buttons, then the find buttons, then the content
editable. Shift+Tab largely does the reverse, except Shift+Tab from the
editor doesn't bring you to the search panel. Doing this would require a
lot of work for minor benefit, as we'd need to determine which panel to
focus to.
Add basic unit test
Bug: T371436
Change-Id: I968f91320ecb6ab9e9da0994052d33c76f85974b
Use Codex design tokens where possible, and implement custom dark
theming for things for which there is no suitable design token.
This means we're changing the colors for light mode ever so slightly.
We need to style the search panel for dark mode, so we might as well
tackle T371436 and use CSS-only Codex components. The same is done for
the "Go to line" panel (can be opened with Mod+Alt+g). The messages in
this panel are now also localizable.
The search panel (and goto line panel) are abstracted, with helpers to
create the Codex components. These will not only be used here but also
for the upcoming preferences panel (T359498).
Visually, the search and goto panels were inspired by the 2017 editor
and share a similar layout. CodeMirror similarly uses a more compact
design than usual to maximize the real estate of the editor itself.
Other changes:
* Bump codemirror/search to get latest bug fixes
* Remove stylelint ignorance and fix errors
* Move CM5 styles to ext.CodeMirror.less
* Move CM-specific styles out of mediawiki.less and into codemirror.less
* Move WikiEditor-specific styles to codemirror.wikieditor.less
(incidentally, these only apply to CodeMirror 6)
* Correct qqq documentation; the "dialog" should be called a "panel"
* extension.json: alphabetize list of messages
Bug: T365311
Bug: T371436
Bug: T359498
Change-Id: I6a3bbc6bce4e490886753ff484e377c1763de456
This is a follow-up of the patch 1032770, which misses one type of indented table in the test. It also specifies a unified `cm-mw-indenting` CSS class for all types of table indentation.
Bug: T108454
Change-Id: I77174cf3fa56382add6d80bf2ec7106c9b2cb642
Add new temporary ext.CodeMirror.visualEditor.init RL module which
selects the temporary ext.CodeMirror.visualEditor.v6 or non-v6 based on
$wgCodeMirrorV6. This will allow us to deploy CM6 further.
As a result of this work, the core CodeMirror class now has knowledge
of ve.ui.Surface.
Other changes:
* Add Compartment for specialCharsExtension so it can be disabled in VE.
* Add option to mediaWikiLang() to disable template folding.
* Add support for RTL wikis where $wgCodeMirrorRTL is enabled.
* Make CodeMirror.logUsage() and setCodeMirrorPreference() static.
* Fix unit and linting tests.
Some code courtesy of Fandom, GPLv2-or-later; see:
https://github.com/Wikia/mediawiki-extensions-CodeMirror/commit/ef297c48c
Bug: T357482
Change-Id: I15453b33e77e1c1b4d5e5183e41e53d56ff14c3e
This patch fixes a few minor issues in the tokenizer, including indented table (T108454), tag name followed by punctuations (T357720), free external link ending with `~` and `'` (T358643), and Hebrew parser function containing whitespace (T170004).
Bug: T108454
Bug: T357720
Bug: T358643
Bug: T170004
Change-Id: Ib3fff9ea8f9045d885ecfb1dc58c72f5afb8877a
CodeMirror 6 requires the use of NPM, but we can still bundle all CM
packages into one file, and then everything else (i.e. our code) is
managed by ResourceLoader as per usual. This makes contribution
considerably easier as we no longer need a build step for each change.
CM5 files are now under resources/legacy, and the CM6 files are moved to
the root of the resources/ directory. Only one file,
codemirror.bundle.js, is managed by Rollup, while everything else is RL.
The Rollup output for now is put under resources/lib/ alongside the CM5
upstream files.
This patch is *mostly* renames of files, along with changing ECMAScript
Module (ESM) syntax into the CommonJS style that ResourceLoader prefers.
We also remove more modern JS syntax (i.e. private class methods) that
we were able to use before because we had a build step with Babel.
This patch should effectively make no user-facing changes, or to the
ResourceLoader modules we offer in Extension:CodeMirror.
Finally, bump version in extension.json to 6, to match the upstream lib,
and add Bhsd as an author :-)
Bug: T368053
Change-Id: Ie258e49f5df8db23a7344ac3c4c9300aaa991042
Add highlighting for a special one-line definition list syntax `;a:b`. Also highlight `;a` in bold.
Bug: T170042
Change-Id: Ia3bdf481469368fcb5a7651729dde4b5f3682ed8
The number sign in `[[Link#Section]]` is supposed to have the class
.cm-mw-link, but didn't because it was missing a TagStyle which actually
gives it the CSS class. Now it does.
Add test case for all known CSS classes.
Bug: T348019
Follow-Up: I8f8a81f362bed60dea14ecde9487a2b0c89225e8
Change-Id: I613f8bead76523fbe1a9f05ed75d81893b8737d3
This fixes a careless error introduced in I1338afeefa where we don't do
a strict equality test and thus if the tag is the first element (at
position 0), the following bracket is also treated as the start
position. Here we simply do a strict equality test against null (the
reset value), and viola, several issues are fixed.
Bug: T358804
Change-Id: I86021d363ecc33a7551bc887439dc1902914026f
See https://w.wiki/9Twh for example usage with ResourceLoader.
Webpack is retired in favor of Rollup, which allows us to convert the
ECMAScript Modules into CommonJS modules for use by ResourceLoader.
We now have a file in dist/ for each RL module that we want to offer,
including the 'lib' module which includes the CM library itself.
Because Rollup has no knowledge of the ResourceLoader module registry,
the generated output requires other modules via relative path, when it
needs to be the RL module name. To get around this, we do a crude
find/replace after the files are generated. Hacky, but necessary to make
CodeMirror usable by gadgets and scripts that don't also want
WikiEditor.
Add new RL modules 'ext.CodeMirror.v6.lib' (vendor code) and
'ext.CodeMirror.v6' (the main CodeMirror class, sans WikiEditor).
Clean up extension.json, listing the v6 modules beneath the old ones.
Bug: T214989
Change-Id: Ide716247e545cf2bdd977bea645729564ebbe6e2
The extension is custom built for MediaWiki (i.e. handling of extension
tags like <ref> that aren't HTML tags), so it only makes sense to bundle
it as part of the MediaWiki language mode.
Resultantly, we can no longer check the direction of the textarea where
we enable bidi isolation, because the language mode should have no
knowledge of the textarea. Instead we offer a `config` object (akin to
other language modes offered by CodeMirror), with currently only one
option: `bidiIsolation`. It is the responsibility of the caller to
enable this where desired.
Also make templateFolding and CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki use
`export default` since they both only export one thing.
This commit is in preparation for Ide716247e5, where we need bidi
isolation separated from the CodeMirror class due to its dependency on
CodeMirrorModeMediaConfig.
Bug: T358804
Bug: T214989
Change-Id: If3211bd259bd7833919a627faabd86ae7aa81b53
We want CodeMirror to be usable outside WikiEditor. This commit moves
the more critical extensions from the CodeMirrorWikiEditor class to the
parent CodeMirror class.
The linked tasks are only broadly related. In Ide716247e5 we will
introduce a ResourceLoader module that makes CodeMirror usable on any
textarea.
Bug: T214989
Bug: T190108
Change-Id: Ib199cf700c3235812f7c9a9bcb3703917f0887de
Before we were adding these attributes to .cm-content, which didn't
encompass the gutter (line numbers). When you edited a LTR page in a RTL
interface language (or vice versa), the line gutter appeared on the
wrong side, which caused the cursor to be misaligned.
This commit fixes this by applying the direction and language to the
entire editor (.cm-editor), and not just .cm-content. However this means
the search panel could be in the page language when it should be the
interface language. This will be addressed in a follow-up patch.
Other attributes like 'class' that are copied from the textarea must
remain on .cm-content, because the parent .cm-scroller would otherwise
override them.
Bug: T359589
Change-Id: Id805944231fd75c1dc1c336e3cd4c7bc5c42c036
WikiEditor's ResizingDragBar makes the editor resizable, so we need to
set the height to 100%. This was attempted in Ib49d1d9e71 and
I4deeda192b but both ultimately suffer from race conditions. Instead
we're setting the height in WikiEditor with Ia5e9767e08.
The heightExtension in the CodeMirror class still remains, in the event
a subclass wishes to override the default behaviour in CM directly and
not with CSS.
Bug: T357794
Depends-On: Ia5e9767e0814eac29d58bc0d9c1023344a29dd84
Change-Id: Ic55dd098d70fd173ddee7100e392b889ee6ddd08
It is necessary to have a way to toggle CodeMirror on and off, so we use
WikiEditor and hide all other buttons. This is more costly than loading
just vanilla CodeMirror, but it ensures a consistent experience with
pages that are editable, with the toggle button in the familiar place.
At a later time, WikiEditor may be updated to better support read only
pages in a lightweight fashion (T188817).
Bug: T301615
Change-Id: I8ea7597d07ff60a3f58ba306d2d6d12d3ec08b16
HTML tags and similar markup may appear jumbled on RTL pages due to the
standard algorithm used for character placement. With this patch, we
detect all tags (HTML or MediaWiki-supplied) and wrap them with
<span class=cm-bidi-isolate>. This CSS class forces the content to be
LTR, making the tags easier to work with on RTL pages.
Bug: T358804
Change-Id: I1338afeefa16102d5cc8fd6c8a236c144e5cf81f
Nested templates have background shading relative to their level of
nesting. See the newly added test case as an example. Without these
tokens registered, the styling won't show properly.
Since these tokens aren't referenced directly by the StreamParser, nor
do they have a parent Tag, we don't need them as constants like we do
for other tokens.
Bug: T348019
Change-Id: I87bb99d538344957987b2bd88f902a1427a36522
The ResizingDragBar makes the editor resizable, so we need to set the
CodeMirror height to 100%. This only happens when the Realtime Preview
module is loaded.
This fixes a critical issue introduced by I4deeda192b that caused blank
renderings when scrolling large documents.
Bug: T357794
Follow-Up: I4deeda192bdc233101ba61739a636f8fd143c1de
Change-Id: Ib49d1d9e71df3653b13dfd44a8efedbf1ef9cd93
This only effects users of the CM6 CodeMirror class, so doesn't (yet)
solve the issue for the 2017 editor which is partly what T245568 is for.
I135bf0f7bf supposedly fixed it for the 2010 editor, but that fix
apparently doesn't work anymore, and thus those styles have simply been
removed (the .CodeMirror element is never a child of the edit font
classes).
This change also incidentally fixes font sizing issues by ensuring the
styles are applied to `.cm-content` and not `.cm-editor`. This prior bug
was most notably visible in other skins such as Timeless and Monobook.
The colorblind CSS class is now applied in the same way using the
EditorView.contrentAttributes facet.
Bug: T245568
Change-Id: Iaaf65e47ce8ed9303147aadc7e18a9aaa051405b
This removes the need for a separate init module. Using
`__non_webpack_require__` will force Webpack to compile as `require`
instead of `__webpack_require__`, allowing ResourceLoader to inject the
virtual file.
Change-Id: I00203f4665b49cb92ee9db356445fdc2ab17fc5f
The highlightSpecialChars() should act mostly identical to CM5. An
example is the soft hyphen (U+00AD). These are highlighted as a red dot
because they are non-printable characters.
The i18n may seem like overkill, but CM6 would otherwise actually print
the same message in plain English and without a way to localize it.
Per request at T181677, we also highlight non-breaking space and the
narrow non-breaking space. These are shown as a faint gray dot, to match
CM6's highlightWhiteSpace() extension. That extension isn't used here
because it would also highlight normal spaces, which we don't want.
Bug: T181677
Change-Id: Iac1a8cf78e4cd0a27abc917f4b70bdfbaf86252a
Merging `inTableCaptioin` method into `eatTableRow` with an additional parameter so that table caption attributes can be respected. This patch also distinguishes double pipes (`||`) which start a new table cell and single pipe (`|`) which ends the attributes.
Bug: T324374
Change-Id: If2d4600067c587fe0b6a6edb332fd4e55abec607
In the parser, '*', '#', ';' and ':' can actually become nested lists (<ul>, <ol>, <dt> and <dd>) in any possible combinations. This patch does not yet support the `; dt : dd` syntax.
This patch also fixes the 'Unknown highlighting tag undefined' warning.
Bug: T184272
Bug: T170042
Change-Id: I13cc55fadbc9b03fd7c70eab123f7e378d52898d
This is essentially the CM6-style variant of the same code used for
TagModes in CM5. The big difference is in CM6, every tag must be
registered in order to be used. We do this dynamically when
CodeMirrorModeMediaWiki is intantiated. As of this patch only tags
that contain mediawiki (formerly 'text/mediawiki') are supported,
such as <ref>.
The CM6 tag registration surfaced an old bug, now fixed: when using
different capitalization on extension-supplied tags, the CSS class name
used to match that. I.e. <REF> would produce .cm-mw-ext-REF, when it
should be .cm-mw-ext-ref
Also remove the old line-level styles. With I17b1f0b7a6, line-level
styling was added for section headings. Doing the same for tags like
<nowiki> and <pre> isn't as important, and can be addressed later or
not at all.
Add test case for extension tag with no supplied TagMode
Other minor cleanup, including removing old commented out code
Bug: T348684
Change-Id: Ibfff1fc6eacc42b95f557abb40774a65c46ba373
This is merely a CSS hack which seems to work well for me. The only required JS change is to wrap plain text in section heading in a span, the CSS class of which is unused.
Bug: T351686
Change-Id: I17b1f0b7a6fdf9c090309f558349a06ccec4257f
Since <nowiki> and <pre> ignore wikitext, the CM5 implementation
cleverly leveraged the tagModes system so that only HTML entities are
processed. We're effectively doing the same here, only we don't need to
register them as proper TagModes. A FIXME is left to remove the entries
from extension.json after the CM6 upgrade is complete.
Note that line-level styling is still missing, see T351686#9431669.
As a result, multi-line content in a <nowiki> or <pre> may emit JS
warnings, but this is expected until T351686 is resolved.
Bug: T348684
Change-Id: Ia834c4609faf38af3c8f6b791544a7441b5cfb0a
This removes treating an HTML entity in a template name as a separate
token, and thus deprecates the .cm-mw-template-name-mnemonic CSS class.
In CM6 we have to register tokens for them to show, and this one seems
of little use to begin with. HTML entities should always be styled as a
such, especially in page titles where they are treated post-processing.
i.e. [[/dev/null]] links to [[/dev/null]].
The rename to .cm-html-entity and associated code is to better reflect
what it is. $rarr; is a mnemonic form while / is not, but both are
entities. Deprecations are noted in the README, with the old classes
to be removed later after on-wiki usage has been updated.
Bug: T348019
Change-Id: I1184fb5d7d37084c80af1abd5f3cb5f2091b085c
This merely ports over Ica3fb110ce and Id5e50c2baf to the CM6
stream parser. Also port the test that was added in I7907b4743b
Bug: T292967
Bug: T348019
Follow-Up: Ica3fb110cebb5650f66be321b533ed030e2c9698
Change-Id: I54b1624131ea63f403ebc1f6f900556ca868b7f4
This is more or less a exact port of the old stream parser, with the big
notable change being that all configuration-related code lives in a
separate class, CodeMirrorModeMediaWikiConfig. A smaller change is that
closing HTML tags that are marked as errors now have the ending '>'
character highlighted red, when it didn't before.
Integration with other extensions and modes is saved for a future patch
(T348684). This means <nowiki>, <ref> and other extension-supplied
markup is not yet highlighted.
The entry point for WikiEditor integration is now at
ext.CodeMirror.v6.WikiEditor.init.js, which needs to first require the
virtual file set via the DataScript (PHP) class. This can't be
integrated into the CM6 code because it needs to be precompiled before
ResourceLoader can use it (T281781).
Known issues, to be addressed separately:
* No support for TagModes / PluginModes (T348684)
* Identical adjacent tokens produce excess markup (T352917)
* Section headings do not have line-level styling (T351686)
Bug: T348019
Change-Id: I8f8a81f362bed60dea14ecde9487a2b0c89225e8
Add a new $wgCodeMirrorV6 temporary feature flag that when enabled,
will load the 'ext.CodeMirror.v6.WikiEditor' module that is built
against CodeMirror 6. You can also pass in the ?cm6enable=1 query
parameter to force use of CodeMirror 6. This is currently only
implemented for the 2010 editor.
Due to packaging constraints with CodeMirror 6, we now use Webpack to
bundle the files, which are then used by ResourceLoader. This is similar
to what is done for Extension:Popups, MobileFrontend, among other
extensions.
A new generic class CodeMirror can be used on other areas where syntax
highlighting is desirable, but not necessarily for editing (i.e. without
WikiEditor).
This commit merely lays the foundation for CodeMirror 6 and updates
WikiEditor to use it. The actual MediaWiki syntax highlighting will come
with a future commit.
With the new Webpack build, the Gruntfile was removed and the tasks
moved to npm commands.
Bug: T317243
Change-Id: I2239d2449b2db3b638551f847eb4eff1aafa6276
