This doesn't change any behavior, it just suppresses a compatibility
warning and ensures that future changes to this file won't introduce
code that relies on Vue 2 compatibility features.
Change-Id: Id15af7d5d5035f59dc8f402f00d8f7f0d73a77f7
[Visual changes]
This should result in 9 visual regression failures relating to
increased height of search results and loading bar
[More details about change]
- Migrate search app from Vue 2 to Vue 3; update tests
accordingly
- Remove dependence on WVUI and use Codex instead, via the special
`@wikimedia/codex-search` package
- Update search app to use CdxTypeaheadSearch, which no longer
takes in props related to the search client or fetch start/end
instrumentation. Instead, directly use the restSearchClient
and call fetch start/end events in the search app.
- Handle hideDirection in the search app/API response formatting
code, not within the TypeaheadSearch component
- Handle showing/hiding the search button in the app
- Move the WVUI URL generator into Vector
- Update server-rendered search box styles to match design updates
included with CdxTypeaheadSearch
- Replace references to WVUI with references to Codex
- Update values of various LESS variables to match Codex, and update
searchBox styling to prevent jankiness when the searchBox is replaced
with the Codex TypeaheadSearch component
The VectorWvuiSearchOptions config variable has been maintained and
will be updated to a code-agnostic name in a future patch.
Bug: T300573
Bug: T302137
Bug: T303558
Bug: T309722
Bug: T310525
Co-Authored-By: Anne Tomasevich <atomasevich@wikimedia.org>
Change-Id: I59fa3a006d988b14ebd8020cbd58e8d7bedbfe01
Rather than test for fetch, limit the code to ES6 browsers.
Depends-On: I96a03796628a74ace93579d45a582711400c09c1
Change-Id: I4ca10182491118e61e155f99c713d4cb1b4fc7f0
In preparation for I30c670e3f195f77a27715c6b494a3088b7a55712, refactor
the search component expand behavior so that it can accomodate the new
changes in WVUI while maintaining backwards compatibility with the
status quo.
Additionally, pass/enable the `auto-expand-width` prop to the main
header's search. This will be inert until the new changes in WVUI have
landed.
Bug: T297531
Change-Id: Id8d3bd4aa74113b91ecaf66cb58cf5625db8a302
- Create new 'vector-searchsuggest-containing' translation for WVUI search footer text
- Use 'search-footer-text' slot in WVUI typeahead search
- Remove instances of old 'footerSearchText' prop
Bug: T290392
Depends-on: I8fb7761e60be330e58cd017872318fe3675c0be1
Change-Id: I9c946f85c3e4a603c362c3ea4b8016c585cdd212
- Create new 'vector-searchsuggest-containing' translation for WVUI search footer text
- Use 'search-footer-text' slot in WVUI typeahead search
- Remove instances of old 'footerSearchText' prop
Bug: T290392
Depends-on: Ic92721d5aaf6b833c882a26e9a60b42ab91546fa
Change-Id: I34a184cc8f10172a7ebf67981731c3694d008446
Per T289724#7342741, server renders an anchor tag pointing to #p-search
into the "button-start" bucket of the sticky header.
In the future after T289718, this anchor will then acts as a button when
the search module is loaded and searchToggle executes.
* skins.vector.search was modified to accomodate instantiating multiple
search components (one in the main header and one in the sticky
header).
* searchToggle.js was modified to accept a searchToggle element as a
param which the caller can then instantiate when ideal. For the sticky
header toggle, this needs to happen *after* the search module loads.
Before then, the toggle will act as a link.
* Drops one jQuery usage from searchToggle so that it can be jQuery
free. Because the native .closest method is used, IE11 support is also
dropped. However, the script feature detects and returns early if the
API isn't available.
* Makes App.vue accept an `id` prop so that multiple instances of it can
be created.
Bug: T289724
Change-Id: I1c5e6eee75918a0d06562d07c31fdcbd5a4ed6d5
... for the WVUI search autocomplete widget.
The VectorWvuiSearchOptions object is sent to the client whole and
already used as the base props for the app component constructed in the
skins.vector.search RL module. We also define the highlightQuery prop on
that component so that its value can be passed to the WVUI
typeahead-search component.
Bug: T281797
Depends-On: I142810c177b850ecd7015f835bb6630bae00a6ea
Depends-On: Ia5e14fb9d0073a5126a0918f7a94213c671e773a
Change-Id: I551414b111226e690f6a2bc69dabf5edc6fb0a96
The parameters passed to the typeahead-search Vue component don't need
to be escaped, they're already escaped by the Vue implementation. Use
.text() instead of .escaped() for the i18n messages passed to this
component, to prevent them from being escaped twice.
Change-Id: I5dcf442f6af181a99123bf7426743af01b097729
The #p-search element is present in at least the Vector, Vector V2,
Timeless, and Monobook skins. This is because the HTML for the element
is generated in MediaWiki Core. At the very least, the
SearchSatisfaction instrument relies on the element always being
present.
Update the skins.vector.search module to simplify the App component
template so that it doesn't render a div#p-search element and mount that
component on the #searchform element instead.
Bug: T274869
Change-Id: Ifde679b62484fda7661fded2d978b78adac9f5da
```
mw.config.set('wgVectorSearchClient', {
fetchByTitle: function( query, domain, limit ) {
var xhr = fetch('http://' + domain + '/w/rest.php/v1/search/title?q=banana')
.then(function (resp) {
return resp.json();
}).then(function (json) {
return {
results: json.pages
}
});
return {
fetch: xhr,
abort: function() {}
}
}
})
```
This should be the absolute minimum to allow API clients to configure
the search. This should be considered an interim solution to buy us time to work out a more
elegant way to do this e.g. do this in the API itself…
Bug: T262566
Change-Id: Iac6f2551bed911980064dcb023193f800df0934f
This is almost identical to the instrumentation currently used in
production for mediawiki.searchSuggest -- the only differences being in
the nomenclature of variables, etc.
As part of comparing Vue search with legacy search, we need to track how
long it takes a keypress to load and render search results for Vue
search. This will only be used only in synthetic testing at this time
(Real user monitoring (RUM) is not in scope for this ticket).
To test locally, first enter characters in input. Then to see the
metrics recorded:
```
// View all marks
performance.getEntriesByType('mark');
// View all measures
performance.getEntriesByType('measure');
```
This commit adds the following metrics which will only be used in our
synthetic tests. We are not collecting RUM metrics at this time.
Measures:
* mwVectorVueSearchLoadStartToFirstRender: Measures the time it takes
from the start of loading the search module to the first render of results.
* mwVectorVueSearchQueryToRender: Measures the time it takes from
the start of the fetch to the render of search results.
Bug: T251544
Change-Id: I39200648a3a0a4079a132134d142ad8997c8962a
Add event listeners and associated helpers to emit SearchSatisfaction
events via the `mediawiki.searchSuggest` protocol.
Bug: T257698
Change-Id: Ica040cd18d6c4bf8a1b1f607bb4647c7e8eb7108
By default the API uses location.host as the host, however during
development it is useful to test against production wikis
For example to test against English Wikipedia:
$wgVectorSearchHost = 'en.wikipedia.org';
Note: Links when clicked will not take the user to the target page, and
instead will take the user to the search results page with a link to
create the page.
The following config can be used to workaround that page:
$wgDisableTextSearch = true;
$wgSearchForwardUrl = "/w/index.php?title=$1";
Change-Id: I5fbac7f54844d7a9d6976007bc0d0ff9938b9f2b
Uses ResourceLoader's virtual config feature to get the config and pass
it down to Wvui's typeahead search component.
Disclaimer: I'm a typescript noob and am not sure if the
config.json.d.ts is correct although it seems to make tsc happy.
Bug: T260167
Change-Id: I2eced14c7df3b795b4de0e5149c2ca9fd598c7be
Creates a new skins.vector.search module that
replaces the searchSuggest module from MediaWiki core.
This module creates a new Vue app using the WVUI
search widget for the new search experience.
The legacy search input form is still retains on pageload,
and the new search kicks on search input focus.
In order to manage that transition, the legacy search
input is styled to resemble the new WVUI input, and the
new input is manually focused after the component mounts.
Vue is also added as a dev-dependency to help with
type-checking.
Other changes:
* the entry in skin.json is reordered alphabetically after
skins.vector.js
Bug: T264355
Change-Id: Ibb9561a77a14734297cb4d0ddcd415fc0750b45d
