mediawiki-skins-MinervaNeue/resources/skins.minerva.amc.styles/userMenu.less

@import '../../minerva.less/minerva.variables.less';

// The list that opens underneath the button.
.minerva-user-menu-list {
	top: 100%;
	right: -@icon-padding-medium;
	min-width: 200px;
	max-width: unit( 350px / @font-size-browser, em );
	border-radius: @border-radius-base;
}
Dev: Prep for storybook * Remove ambiguity in imports - say the file extension 'less' for all instances of variables and mixins. * Separate toast styles from drawer styles so they can be imported separately * associate header-action selector with its parent (.overlay-header) not parent's parent (.overlay) so it can be imported and rendered without the Overlay. Change-Id: Ib7e19a440ba095d6424d35305fb41d643ca9764c 2019-08-08 20:01:03 +00:00			`@import '../../minerva.less/minerva.variables.less';`
[UI] [new] add user menu Add new user menu. The changes required include: - Break up AuthMenuEntry into reusable components. They're now simple, independent, static functions in AuthUtil that are easy to reason about and compose. There's lots of verbose code because of the builder and director patterns. That is, most of the code is for building the thing we actually want to build instead of just building it. It's easy to write but no fun to read--even simple configurations are extremely verbose expressions that must be threaded through the system. These builders are also single purpose and unlikely to be reusable unlike a URI builder, for example. As objects, they're not especially composable either. - Similarly, break up Menu/DefaultBuilder into BuilderUtil and ban inheritance. Inheritance has not worked well on the frontend of MobileFrontend. I don't think it's going to work well here. E.g., I could have made changes to the base class' getPersonalTools() method such that the client passes a parameter for the advanced config or maybe I just override it in the subclass. In either case, I think it makes the whole hierarchy nuanced and harder to reason about for something that should be simple. - Add ProfileMenuEntry and LogOutMenuEntry for the user menu. - Rename insertLogInOutMenuItem() to insertAuthMenuItem() which matches the entry name, AuthMenuEntry. - Extension:SandboxLink is needed to display the sandbox link in the user menu. - Performance note: the toolbar is now processed in MinervaTemplate, which corresponds to removing the buildPersonalUrls() override. - To mimic the design of main menu, the following steps would be necessary: 1. Create a user/Default and user/Advanced user menu builder and also a user/IBuilder interface. 2. Create a user/Director. 3. Create a service entry for Minerva.Menu.UserDirector in ServiceWiring. The Director is actually powerless and doesn't get to make any decisions--the appropriate builder is passed in from ServiceWiring which checks the mode. 4. Access the service in SkinMinerva to set a userMenuHTML data member on the Minerva QuickTemplate. 5. In MinervaTemplate, access the userMenuHTML QuickTemplate member and do the usual song and dance of inflating a Mustache template. This patch does everything except add a service, which was agreed to be unnecessary, so that logic is now in SkinMinerva. - Wrap the existing echo user notifications button and new user menu button in a nav element. This seems like a semantic improvement. - The existing styling and logic for the search bar and search overlay are pretty messy and delicate. Changes made to that LESS endeavored to be surgical. There's lots of room for improvement in the toolbar but it's out of scope. - Rename logout icon to logOut. Bug: T214540 Change-Id: Ib517864fcf4e4d611e05525a6358ee6662fe4e05 2019-06-25 20:12:58 +00:00
			`// The list that opens underneath the button.`
			`.minerva-user-menu-list {`
			`top: 100%;`
Convert Less variable names from camelCase to snake-case Converts all Less variable names from CamelCase to snake-case per the MediaWiki coding conventions. Removes the following unused Less variables, mostly related to icons, since those were converted to Codex: - @icon-touch-area-sm - @icon-touch-area-md - @min-size-icon (replaced with @size-icon-medium) - @icon-glyph-size-sm - @icon-size-sm - @icon-padding-sm - @icon-glyph-size-md - @icon-size-md - @margin-icon-md-labelled Bug: T350581 Change-Id: I1b16e77942d9bea20dcc5636a63d64aa2325a173 2024-01-31 15:06:56 +00:00			`right: -@icon-padding-medium;`
[UI] [new] add user menu Add new user menu. The changes required include: - Break up AuthMenuEntry into reusable components. They're now simple, independent, static functions in AuthUtil that are easy to reason about and compose. There's lots of verbose code because of the builder and director patterns. That is, most of the code is for building the thing we actually want to build instead of just building it. It's easy to write but no fun to read--even simple configurations are extremely verbose expressions that must be threaded through the system. These builders are also single purpose and unlikely to be reusable unlike a URI builder, for example. As objects, they're not especially composable either. - Similarly, break up Menu/DefaultBuilder into BuilderUtil and ban inheritance. Inheritance has not worked well on the frontend of MobileFrontend. I don't think it's going to work well here. E.g., I could have made changes to the base class' getPersonalTools() method such that the client passes a parameter for the advanced config or maybe I just override it in the subclass. In either case, I think it makes the whole hierarchy nuanced and harder to reason about for something that should be simple. - Add ProfileMenuEntry and LogOutMenuEntry for the user menu. - Rename insertLogInOutMenuItem() to insertAuthMenuItem() which matches the entry name, AuthMenuEntry. - Extension:SandboxLink is needed to display the sandbox link in the user menu. - Performance note: the toolbar is now processed in MinervaTemplate, which corresponds to removing the buildPersonalUrls() override. - To mimic the design of main menu, the following steps would be necessary: 1. Create a user/Default and user/Advanced user menu builder and also a user/IBuilder interface. 2. Create a user/Director. 3. Create a service entry for Minerva.Menu.UserDirector in ServiceWiring. The Director is actually powerless and doesn't get to make any decisions--the appropriate builder is passed in from ServiceWiring which checks the mode. 4. Access the service in SkinMinerva to set a userMenuHTML data member on the Minerva QuickTemplate. 5. In MinervaTemplate, access the userMenuHTML QuickTemplate member and do the usual song and dance of inflating a Mustache template. This patch does everything except add a service, which was agreed to be unnecessary, so that logic is now in SkinMinerva. - Wrap the existing echo user notifications button and new user menu button in a nav element. This seems like a semantic improvement. - The existing styling and logic for the search bar and search overlay are pretty messy and delicate. Changes made to that LESS endeavored to be surgical. There's lots of room for improvement in the toolbar but it's out of scope. - Rename logout icon to logOut. Bug: T214540 Change-Id: Ib517864fcf4e4d611e05525a6358ee6662fe4e05 2019-06-25 20:12:58 +00:00			`min-width: 200px;`
Add max-width to AMC user menu Note: This menu already has text-overflow: ellipsis, but didn't have a max-width applied. Bug: T287522 Change-Id: I51fd7f4b822410190290bef6c962997bb5e47e4f 2021-08-03 23:02:17 +00:00			`max-width: unit( 350px / @font-size-browser, em );`
Use default `@border-radius-base` variable Following WikimediaUI Base variable naming scheme. Bug: T255230 Change-Id: I71f49d2b554dbca726aee43b19b1554969449403 2020-06-12 04:30:50 +00:00			`border-radius: @border-radius-base;`
[UI] [new] add user menu Add new user menu. The changes required include: - Break up AuthMenuEntry into reusable components. They're now simple, independent, static functions in AuthUtil that are easy to reason about and compose. There's lots of verbose code because of the builder and director patterns. That is, most of the code is for building the thing we actually want to build instead of just building it. It's easy to write but no fun to read--even simple configurations are extremely verbose expressions that must be threaded through the system. These builders are also single purpose and unlikely to be reusable unlike a URI builder, for example. As objects, they're not especially composable either. - Similarly, break up Menu/DefaultBuilder into BuilderUtil and ban inheritance. Inheritance has not worked well on the frontend of MobileFrontend. I don't think it's going to work well here. E.g., I could have made changes to the base class' getPersonalTools() method such that the client passes a parameter for the advanced config or maybe I just override it in the subclass. In either case, I think it makes the whole hierarchy nuanced and harder to reason about for something that should be simple. - Add ProfileMenuEntry and LogOutMenuEntry for the user menu. - Rename insertLogInOutMenuItem() to insertAuthMenuItem() which matches the entry name, AuthMenuEntry. - Extension:SandboxLink is needed to display the sandbox link in the user menu. - Performance note: the toolbar is now processed in MinervaTemplate, which corresponds to removing the buildPersonalUrls() override. - To mimic the design of main menu, the following steps would be necessary: 1. Create a user/Default and user/Advanced user menu builder and also a user/IBuilder interface. 2. Create a user/Director. 3. Create a service entry for Minerva.Menu.UserDirector in ServiceWiring. The Director is actually powerless and doesn't get to make any decisions--the appropriate builder is passed in from ServiceWiring which checks the mode. 4. Access the service in SkinMinerva to set a userMenuHTML data member on the Minerva QuickTemplate. 5. In MinervaTemplate, access the userMenuHTML QuickTemplate member and do the usual song and dance of inflating a Mustache template. This patch does everything except add a service, which was agreed to be unnecessary, so that logic is now in SkinMinerva. - Wrap the existing echo user notifications button and new user menu button in a nav element. This seems like a semantic improvement. - The existing styling and logic for the search bar and search overlay are pretty messy and delicate. Changes made to that LESS endeavored to be surgical. There's lots of room for improvement in the toolbar but it's out of scope. - Rename logout icon to logOut. Bug: T214540 Change-Id: Ib517864fcf4e4d611e05525a6358ee6662fe4e05 2019-06-25 20:12:58 +00:00			`}`