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Adding options to allow/disallow resizing the start or end of a region #3965

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This optionally allows disabling resizing one end of a region. My use case is to allow extending a region in only one direction. This doesn't change any of the styling because it's easy enough to override the styling for a handle with css.

Implementation details

Just a few minor options on the region plugin. Similar to the resize option, we just check the setting in the onResize handler.

How to test it

Set resizeStart or resizeEnd to false and check that you can't change the value of the start/end respectively.

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  • This PR is covered by e2e tests
  • It introduces no breaking API changes

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  • New Features

    • Introduced new properties for controlling the resizing of regions: resizeStart and resizeEnd.
    • Enhanced flexibility in region manipulation by allowing dynamic modification of resizing options.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved checks during resizing operations to respect new flags, preventing unwanted resizing.

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The changes in the regions.ts plugin introduce new properties resizeStart and resizeEnd to provide more granular control over region resizing. These properties allow developers to independently configure whether the start or end of a region can be resized. The modifications enhance the flexibility of region manipulation by enabling fine-tuned resize permissions while maintaining the existing functionality of the regions plugin.

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File Change Summary
src/plugins/regions.ts - Added resizeStart and resizeEnd to RegionParams type
- Added resizeStart and resizeEnd properties to SingleRegion class
- Updated constructor to initialize new resize properties
- Modified _onUpdate method to respect resize flags
- Updated setOptions to support dynamic resize configuration

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant RegionsPlugin
    participant SingleRegion
    
    User->>SingleRegion: Create Region
    User->>SingleRegion: Set resize options
    alt Resize Start Allowed
        User->>SingleRegion: Resize Start
    else Resize Start Blocked
        SingleRegion-->>User: Prevent Resize
    end
    
    alt Resize End Allowed
        User->>SingleRegion: Resize End
    else Resize End Blocked
        SingleRegion-->>User: Prevent Resize
    end
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/plugins/regions.ts (1)

307-308: Consider adding user feedback when resize is prevented.

While the resize prevention logic is correct, it might be helpful to provide visual or programmatic feedback when a resize attempt is blocked due to resizeStart or resizeEnd being false.

Consider emitting an event or updating the cursor style:

 private onResize(dx: number, side: 'start' | 'end') {
   if (!this.resize) return
-  if (!this.resizeStart && side === 'start') return
-  if (!this.resizeEnd && side === 'end') return
+  if (!this.resizeStart && side === 'start') {
+    // Emit event or update cursor to indicate resize is not allowed
+    this.element.style.cursor = 'not-allowed'
+    return
+  }
+  if (!this.resizeEnd && side === 'end') {
+    // Emit event or update cursor to indicate resize is not allowed
+    this.element.style.cursor = 'not-allowed'
+    return
+  }
   this._onUpdate(dx, side)
 }
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src/plugins/regions.ts (4)

63-66: LGTM! Well-documented type definitions.

The new optional properties are properly typed and documented, maintaining backward compatibility.


88-89: LGTM! Consistent property declarations and initialization.

The new properties follow the established pattern and are properly initialized with sensible defaults.

Also applies to: 107-108


402-409: LGTM! Clean and consistent options update implementation.

The new options are handled consistently with the existing pattern, maintaining code readability with proper spacing.


307-309: Verify the resize prevention behavior with tests.

The PR objectives mention missing end-to-end tests. Consider adding tests to verify:

  1. Resize prevention when resizeStart is false
  2. Resize prevention when resizeEnd is false
  3. Resize allowed when both flags are true

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Nice, thank you!

@katspaugh katspaugh merged commit c7cac38 into katspaugh:main Dec 23, 2024
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