- Deleted `DocVisibility`, `ModalShare`, `InvitationList`, `MemberList`,
and related components to streamline the document management feature.
- Updated component exports to reflect the removal of these components.
- Cleaned up associated assets and styles to improve code
maintainability.
- Updated DropButton and DropdownMenu components to include new props
for accessibility and improved layout.
- Introduced LoadMoreText component for better user experience in
loading additional content.
- Added SearchUserRow and UserAvatar components for improved user search
functionality.
- Cleaned up unused imports and adjusted styles for better consistency
across components.
- Introduced new hooks and components for improved document sharing
functionality, including `useTranslatedShareSettings` and
`DocShareModal`.
- Added role management capabilities with `DocRoleDropdown` and
`DocShareAddMemberList` components, allowing users to manage document
access and roles effectively.
- Implemented user invitation handling with `DocShareInvitationItem` and
`DocShareMemberItem` components, enhancing the user experience for
managing document collaborators.
- Updated translation handling for role and visibility settings to
ensure consistency across the application.
- Refactored existing components to integrate new features and improve
overall code organization.
- Simplified QuickSearchProps by removing unused properties and
enhancing type definitions.
- Updated QuickSearch component to utilize children for rendering,
improving flexibility.
- Added separator prop to QuickSearchInput for better control over
layout.
- Removed data prop from DocSearchModal's QuickSearch to streamline the
component's usage.
- Added a new DocSearchModal component for searching documents.
- Introduced DocSearchItem component to display individua
document results.
- Enhanced the useDocs API to support title-based searching.
- Implemented e2e tests for document search visibility and
functionality.
- Included an empty state illustration for no search results.
- Updated the LeftPanelHeader to open the document search modal.
- Introduced a new Quick Search feature with multiple components
- Implemented styling for the Quick Search components to
ensure a cohesive look and feel across the application.
- Added new dependencies: `luxon` and its type definitions
to the e2e app
- Introduced `cmdk` and `use-debounce` to the impress
app for enhanced UI components and debouncing functionality.
- Adjusted the document editor height in the DocEditor component
- Updated translations for various terms to ensure consistency
cross the application.
- Improved layout and spacing in the DocsGridItem
component for a cleaner presentation.
- Enhanced the document summary UI for better visibility
and interaction.
- Refactored the DocHeader and DocEditor components to
improve layout and responsiveness.
- Updated tests for the DocTableContent to reflect changes
in heading interactions and visibility checks.
- Introduced a new enum for default document filters
to improve code clarity.
- Updated the API call to support filtering documents
based on the creator.
- Enhanced the DocsGrid component to accept a target
filter, allowing dynamic content rendering based on user selection.
- Modified the main layout to include a left panel for improved
navigation and user experience.
- Added a new test suite for document filters, verifying the visibility
and selection states of 'All docs', 'My docs', and 'Shared with me'.
- Removed the versioning route from the default configuration to
streamline the documentation structure.
- Updated the service worker to eliminate references to the deprecated
versioning fallback, enhancing the offline experience for users.
- Updated tests for document member list and versioning to utilize
'Load more' button instead of mouse wheel scrolling.
- Improved UI for document versioning, including visibility
checks and modal interactions.
- Refactored InfiniteScroll component to include a button for
loading more items, enhancing user experience.
- Adjusted DocEditor and DocHeader components to handle
version IDs more effectively.
- Removed deprecated versioning pages to streamline the codebase.
Modification of the header style to be consistent with the new UI :
- We replace the option menu with the DropdownMenu component
- We add a dowload button
- We put an input in place of an editable div.
- Adjust selectors and assertions to reflect updates in the UI layout and
design.
- Ensure all modified tests maintain compatibility with the updated structure.
- Fix any broken test cases caused by the redesign.
- Install `react-intersection-observer` to manage element visibility detection.
- Enables features like lazy loading, animations on scroll, and triggering
events when elements appear in the viewport.
Deleted two components that were no longer needed following the
implementation of the new interface. This cleanup helps streamline
he codebase and avoid unnecessary maintenance.
Previously we added a left panel. We now need to adapt the layout
so that it becomesresponsive.
We therefore add a burger menu on the left on mobile which,
when clicked, deploys the left-panel over all the content.
We had doubts that the user was correctly updated in the case where
its identity was matched on the email and not on the sub. I added
a test and confirmed that it was working correctly. I still modified
the backend to update the user based on its "id" instead of its "sub"
because it was confusing, but both actually work the same.
It was pointed by @lebaudantoine that the OIDC specification uses
the term "essential claims" for what we called required claims.
Further more, the Mozilla OIDC library that we use, validates claims
in a method called "verify_claims". Let's override this method.
We created useProviderStore, a store dedicated
to managing the provider of the document.
We created as well a new hook useCollaboration,
it will be use to interact with the provider store.
This refacto is a first step to implement
the long polling.
Many routes were in the server.ts file, now they
are in their own files in the handlers folder.
The server.ts file is now AppServer that handles
the routes.
We split as well the tests.
We recently added a new feature to the app, which
is the ability to create a document from server to
server.
Server A will send a request to Server B with
a markdown content, and Server B will create a
the document after converting the markdown to
yjs base64 format.
This test will check all the steps of the process
and assert that the document is displayed correctly
on the frontend in the blocknote editor.
