The search command in the CLI is enhanced to recognize search queries as command arguments. An improved interaction with the search box is also introduced, including key event handlers for up and down arrows and escape key, allowing users to navigate more intuitively. keyboard-based selection of suggestions is now implemented and the helper message is updated to match these interaction changes.
The SearchBox component in the Command Line Interface (CLI) now accepts an optional initialQuery prop. This prop is used to set the initial state of the search box query, which enables prepopulating the search box with a specific string if desired.
A new command has been added to the CLI package to search for components. This command fetches the registry and lists accessible components through the SearchBox component. The SearchBox component has also been updated to show a helper text and a new styled border for better user interaction.
A Divider and a SearchBox component have been added to the CLI. The Divider is a simple component for displaying a horizontal line. The SearchBox takes a list of components as props and provides a live search functionality, showing suggestions for user inputs.
This commit introduces a new file "search.ts" in the CLI helpers. It adds the implementation of the Jaro-Winkler string comparison algorithm and a "getSuggestion" function. The getSuggestion function uses the Jaro-Winkler algorithm for comparing component names against an input string and providing suitable suggestions.
Imported the colorize method from '@oclif/core/ux' to add color to the log messages in the 'validateConfig' function within 'config.ts' for improved readability. The messages that detail installation paths and import shared details are now displayed in gray.
The `@types/ink-divider` dependency has been added to the CLI package. This addition will provide types for the ink-divider, enhancing TypeScript support and code reliability. The yarn.lock file has been updated accordingly.
This change includes normalization of user input for component name by converting it to lowercase during the installation process. This is done to ensure that component names are not case sensitive and that any input will match the existing component names in the registry.
The repository and bugs URLs in both the main package.json and the cli package.json files have been corrected. They were mistakenly pointing to the deprecated "p-sw/ui" repository, but are now correctly aiming at the "pswui/ui" repository.
Installation documentation is updated to reflect the new changes. The CLI has been introduced to automatically install components and shared core utility. The procedure of manual installation and configuration is also detailed. The new CLI can list, add, and configure components providing an easier setup process.
The README.md file has been updated to reflect the completion of specified tasks under the CLI category. The tasks, "Add" and "List", have been marked as completed.
The pswui CLI documentation has been updated to reflect the current commands and to give clearer instructions. Changes include replacing "mycli123" with "pswui" throughout the document, reducing the number of commands to three - add, help, and list, and updating their descriptions and examples for better understanding.
The shared file extension has been updated from .ts to .tsx in the path constants and the default configuration within the CLI package. This change aligns with our efforts to standardize the file types across the project.
The update enhances the CLI functionality by introducing the realname resolution for components. This is done in the 'list.ts' file, through a new helper function 'getComponentRealName' that is called whenever list of installed components is required. This ensures the correct identifiers are always considered, regardless of them being aliases or actual names.
The commit removes the default path for config in the CLI 'list' command. This change improves flexibility by allowing the user to define their own path without overriding the default one.
Modified the 'loadConfig' method to support '.cjs' and '.mjs' config files. Also, a 'changeExtension' function is added to helpers/path.ts to manipulate file extensions. An error will be thrown if a specified user config file is not found. The application defaults to the default config file if no user config file is provided.
Replaced direct log reference in validateConfig function calls with an anonymous function that logs a message. This change has been made in the add and list commands of the CLI package to ensure proper logging.
This commit introduces a new command 'add' to the CLI. The 'add' command allows users to add a component to the project with options for custom configurations, and it performs validation checks to ensure the component exists in the registry before installing.
The validateConfig function in the cli module has been updated to include logging. The logs show the locations where the component and shared module will be installed, as well as the import path for the shared module.
This commit adds error handling for fetching operations from the registry in the CLI 'list' command. Now, any failure in retrieving the registry results in a failed spinner with a clear descriptive message, thus making the failure more apparent to the user.
A new field "shared" has been added to the Registry interface within the const.ts file located in the cli package. This extends the existing interface to hold more diverse data.
This commit updates the extension of the 'shared' file from .ts to .tsx in the registry.json file. The update ensures that the 'shared' file correctly points to a TypeScript JSX file within the React package.
The commit removes the unnecessary "@oclif/plugin-plugins" from the plugin list within the cli's package.json file. This refactor enhances the code cleanliness, and potentially improves the cli performance by reducing the number of plugins loaded at runtime.
A new attribute "shared" has been added to the 'registry.json' file in the React package. This attribute contains the URL to the shared TypeScript module for components.
This adds a new 'list' command in the CLI package to print all available components in the registry as well as components installed in the project. This command includes additional options to include component file URL and specify a custom path to the config file.
This commit removes deprecated dependencies from the CLI and updates the yarn.lock file to reflect these changes. It also adds new dependencies that are needed for the project. The dependencies removed are "@types/mocha", "ansi-colors", "browser-stdout", "camelcase", "chokidar", "cliui", "debug", "decamelize", "diff", "find-up", "flat", "glob", "he", and "is-plain-obj". The dependencies added include "@types/treeify", "cli-cursor", "emoji-regex", "is-interactive", "is-unicode-supported",
This commit introduces configuration and path management functionality in the CLI by adding the helper functions to load and validate configuration. It also provides the logic to retrieve available components from a given registry. Additionally, it exposes these functionalities in public API.
We have moved the vercel.json file to the root directory to standardize the project structure and improve the efficiency of referencing the file in our code.
This commit downgrades yarn from version 4.2.2 to 3.8.2, updating yarn.lock and package.json files. The various checksum changes within the yarn.lock file reflect updated package dependencies. This helps to maintain consistency in the project.
This commit downgrades yarn from version 4.2.2 to 3.8.2, updating yarn.lock and package.json files. The various checksum changes within the yarn.lock file reflect updated package dependencies. This helps to maintain consistency in the project.
The change updates the sha256 hash of the yarn package manager to sha512 in the package.json file. This alteration ensures the use of the correct hash for the yarn package manager and improves the reliability of the package dependencies.
This commit corrects the spacing for the "cli" script in package.json. It eliminates the extra spaces and aligns with the consistent style used throughout the file, promoting better readability and code structure.
A new file called registry.json has been created in the public react package. This file maps each component to its specific TypeScript file, acting as a repository for components like Button, Checkbox, Dialog, Input and others.
This commit deletes all template commands and related tests from the CLI package. The template command implementation and its associated tests have been fully removed to make way for new feature implementation.
Added two new script shortcuts for React and CLI workspaces to the package.json file. These shortcuts will streamline the build and dev process by reducing the required command length.
This commit adds new build and development scripts to package.json. It features 'react:build', 'react:dev' and 'cli:build' scripts. The 'yarn.lock' file has been significantly updated to include new packages and dependencies for "@aws-sdk/client-cloudfront", "@aws-sdk/client-s3" and few others. This ensures proper and up-to-date packages management for an efficient development environment.
The 'Popover' task has been updated to be marked as complete in the README.md file. The 'Hover' task has been removed. These changes reflect updates on the project's progress.
Improved the format and type handling in the react/shared.tsx file. This includes adjustments to how variants are handled and formatted, enhancing type consistency and declarations. Also, ordinary parameters are given trailing commas as per the enhanced coding standards.
The typescript version was upgraded from 5.3.2 to 5.4.5 in the react package.json and yarn.lock files. This update will introduce any new features and fixes from the latest typescript version.
In this commit, we have added a link to the web documentation in the README file. This helps users to easily navigate to the documentation directly from the project's README.
The fix ensures that the calculation of the 'movement' value in the Drawer component doesn't result in a negative number. The division by 'dragState.delta' is now divided by the absolute value to prevent faulty calculations.
