From 5b0ea97db4e61dbc7f216f2b39818cb6a5d439f3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Mgrdich Date: Wed, 8 Jul 2026 10:16:06 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 1/4] =?UTF-8?q?docs:=20animations=20spec=20triad=20?= =?UTF-8?q?=E2=80=94=20functional,=20technical,=20tasks=20(spec=20041)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Co-Authored-By: Claude --- .../spec/041-animations/functional-spec.md | 154 ++++++++++++++++++ context/spec/041-animations/tasks.md | 84 ++++++++++ .../technical-considerations.md | 136 ++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 374 insertions(+) create mode 100644 context/spec/041-animations/functional-spec.md create mode 100644 context/spec/041-animations/tasks.md create mode 100644 context/spec/041-animations/technical-considerations.md diff --git a/context/spec/041-animations/functional-spec.md b/context/spec/041-animations/functional-spec.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cf60fee --- /dev/null +++ b/context/spec/041-animations/functional-spec.md @@ -0,0 +1,154 @@ +# Functional Specification: Animations ($animate, CSS & JavaScript Animations) + +- **Roadmap Item:** Animations — `$animate` service with `enter` / `leave` / `move` / `addClass` / `removeClass` hooks, CSS transition & keyframe animations triggered by directive lifecycle, JavaScript animations via `$animateProvider.register`, and the `.animation(name, fn)` module DSL. +- **Status:** Approved +- **Author:** Mgrdich + +--- + +## 1. Overview and Rationale (The "Why") + +Today, every visual change in an application built with this framework happens instantly: list items appear and vanish abruptly, views swap with no transition, and show/hide toggles flip with no visual feedback. Several already-shipped features explicitly deferred their animation behavior to this item — list iteration, visibility toggling, class changes, and form validation state classes all change synchronously with no way to ease the user's eye through the change. + +This feature gives application developers the classic AngularJS animation experience: + +- A single **animation service** that all built-in directives route their DOM-visible changes through, exposing five operations: an element **entering** the page, **leaving** the page, **moving** within a list, and a CSS class being **added** or **removed**. +- **CSS-driven animations:** a developer writes ordinary CSS transitions or keyframes against a documented set of class names, and the framework applies those classes at the right moments — no JavaScript required. +- **JavaScript-driven animations:** a developer registers a named animation with the module system and receives programmatic callbacks for each operation, for effects CSS cannot express. +- **AngularJS 1.x parity** is the guiding standard: markup, CSS conventions, and registration patterns written for classic AngularJS with ngAnimate should behave the same here. + +Success is measured the same way as the rest of the project: full observable parity with the classic behavior, backed by a comprehensive test suite (90%+ coverage target), with a clean typed implementation that reads as a reference. + +--- + +## 2. Functional Requirements (The "What") + +### 2.1. The animation service is always available; the opt-in module makes it animate + +- The animation service exists in every application with the same five operations, whether or not the animations module is loaded. +- **Without** the animations module: every operation applies its end state **instantly** — the element appears, disappears, moves, or changes class immediately, exactly as the framework behaves today. No CSS classes for animation purposes are added, no delays are introduced. +- **With** the animations module added to the application's dependency list: the same operations become animated — the framework looks for matching CSS transitions/keyframes and registered JavaScript animations and runs them before settling the element into its end state. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] Given an app that does NOT list the animations module, when a list item is added, it appears in its final position immediately with no animation-related classes ever visible on it. + - [ ] Given the same app WITH the animations module listed, and CSS transition rules for the documented "enter" classes, when a list item is added, it visibly transitions (e.g., fades in) and ends in the same final state as the non-animated app. + - [ ] An app that loads the animations module but defines no CSS rules and registers no JavaScript animations behaves exactly like an app without the module (instant changes) — the framework detects that nothing would visibly animate and skips the ceremony. + +### 2.2. The five operations and who triggers them + +The animation service exposes five operations, and the built-in directives route through them as follows (full parity set): + +| Operation | Meaning | Triggered by | +| --- | --- | --- | +| **enter** | A new element is inserted into the page | `ng-if` becoming true, new `ng-repeat` items, `ng-switch` case activating, `ng-include` content loading, `ng-view` route content rendering | +| **leave** | An element is removed from the page | `ng-if` becoming false, removed `ng-repeat` items, `ng-switch` case deactivating, `ng-include` content replacement, `ng-view` route change | +| **move** | An existing element is repositioned | `ng-repeat` items reordered | +| **addClass** | A CSS class is added to an element | `ng-class` (and variants) adding a class, `ng-show` hiding / `ng-hide` showing (the hiding class being added), form fields gaining a state class (e.g., becoming invalid or dirty) | +| **removeClass** | A CSS class is removed from an element | The reverse of each addClass trigger | + +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] With the animations module loaded and matching CSS defined, toggling `ng-if` on/off visibly runs the enter and leave animations respectively. + - [ ] Adding, removing, and reordering `ng-repeat` items runs enter, leave, and move animations respectively. + - [ ] Toggling `ng-show` / `ng-hide` animates via the add/remove of the hiding class — an element can fade out before it disappears and fade in when it reappears (the element remains visible during the hide animation and is only actually hidden at the end). + - [ ] Changing an `ng-class` expression so a class appears/disappears runs the addClass/removeClass animation for that class. + - [ ] A form field transitioning between validation states (e.g., valid → invalid) can be animated via its state classes. + - [ ] Switching routes animates the old view leaving and the new view entering. + +### 2.3. CSS animation conventions (parity class names) + +- For structural operations, the framework applies the classic two-step class pairs: a preparation class when the operation starts (`ng-enter`, `ng-leave`, `ng-move`), then an activation class one frame later (`ng-enter-active`, `ng-leave-active`, `ng-move-active`) so CSS transitions fire. Both classes are removed when the animation completes. +- For class-change operations, the pair is derived from the class being changed: adding class `shrink` applies `shrink-add` then `shrink-add-active`; removing it applies `shrink-remove` / `shrink-remove-active`. +- Both CSS **transitions** and CSS **keyframe animations** attached to these classes are honored; the framework waits for the longest declared duration/delay on the element before finalizing. +- While any animation is running, the element carries the marker class `ng-animate` (so authors can scope rules to "while animating"). +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] Given CSS defining a 0.5s opacity transition on `.fade.ng-enter { opacity: 0 }` → `.fade.ng-enter-active { opacity: 1 }`, when an element with class `fade` enters, it fades in over 0.5s, and afterwards carries none of the animation classes. + - [ ] The same behavior works when the CSS uses a keyframe animation instead of a transition. + - [ ] An element whose CSS declares no transition/animation for the applied classes settles instantly (no lingering animation classes, no waiting). + - [ ] During an in-flight animation the element carries `ng-animate`; after completion it does not. + +### 2.4. JavaScript animations (`$animateProvider.register` + `.animation` module DSL) + +- A developer can register a JavaScript animation keyed by a CSS class selector (e.g., `.slide`) either directly through the animation provider or via the module DSL method `.animation(name, factory)` — both register into the same place with no duplicated state. +- The registered factory returns an object with optional callbacks per operation (enter, leave, move, addClass, removeClass). Each callback receives the element and a completion callback (`done`); the animation is considered finished when `done` is called. +- JavaScript animations only run on elements that carry the registered class, and only when the animations module is loaded. +- A JavaScript animation may be cancelled (e.g., a second operation interrupts it); the registered animation is told to end and the element still reaches the correct final state. +- If a registered animation throws, the error is reported through the framework's standard error-reporting channel and the element still ends in its correct final state — a broken animation never leaves the page stuck. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] Given `.animation('.slide', ...)` registered with an `enter` callback, when an element with class `slide` enters, the callback runs and the element reaches its final state once the animation signals completion. + - [ ] The same registration made via the provider (rather than the module DSL) behaves identically. + - [ ] An element without the `slide` class never triggers that animation. + - [ ] A JavaScript animation that throws is reported as an error, and the element still ends up correctly inserted/removed/classed. + +### 2.5. Completion promises + +- Every animation-service operation returns a promise that resolves when the animation completes — including the instant no-animation case, where it resolves immediately after the change applies. +- If an animation is cancelled by a newer operation on the same element, the earlier operation's promise is rejected (the classic "animation was cancelled" outcome), while the newer operation proceeds normally. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] Code awaiting the result of an enter operation runs its follow-up only after the visible animation finishes. + - [ ] Without the animations module, the same code still runs its follow-up (immediately) — no hangs. + - [ ] Rapidly toggling `ng-show` twice results in the first animation's promise rejecting and the element honoring the latest toggle. + +### 2.6. Enable/disable controls + +- **Global toggle:** `$animate.enabled(false)` turns all animations off (instant behavior everywhere); `$animate.enabled(true)` re-enables. Callable at runtime; querying with no argument returns the current setting. +- **Per-element toggle:** `$animate.enabled(element, false)` disables animations for that element (and its subtree) while the rest of the app keeps animating. +- **Class-name filter:** at configuration time, the app can set a pattern (`classNameFilter`) so only elements whose classes match the pattern ever animate — everything else is instant. +- **Startup grace:** animations do not run during the application's initial page render — the first appearance of the app's content is instant; animations begin once the app has settled. (Classic AngularJS parity; avoids a wall of enter-animations on page load.) +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] After `$animate.enabled(false)`, toggling `ng-if` applies instantly even with matching CSS present; after re-enabling, it animates again. + - [ ] With animations disabled on a specific container element, elements inside it change instantly while identical elements outside it animate. + - [ ] With a class-name filter configured to match only `animate-me`, an element carrying that class animates and an otherwise-identical element without it changes instantly. + - [ ] On initial page load, the app's first render appears instantly (no enter animations); a change made after the app settles animates normally. + +### 2.7. Staggering + +- When many sibling elements start the same animation in the same moment (the classic `ng-repeat` batch case), authors can declare a stagger delay via the companion stagger classes (e.g., the `ng-enter-stagger` convention with a `transition-delay`), and the framework offsets each successive element's start by that delay so items cascade. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] Given a stagger delay of 0.1s and five items added at once, each item visibly starts its enter animation ~0.1s after the previous one, and all five end in their correct final positions. + - [ ] Without a stagger rule, all five animate simultaneously. + +### 2.8. Parent/child coordination (`ng-animate-children`) + +- By default, while a structural animation is running on an element, animations on elements **inside** it do not additionally run (avoiding chaotic nested effects). +- An author can opt a container's children back in by marking it with `ng-animate-children` (value `true`/omitted enables; an expression evaluating to false disables), letting nested animations run alongside the parent's. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] A view entering via route change does not simultaneously run enter animations for every animated element inside it, by default. + - [ ] The same view marked with `ng-animate-children` runs the inner animations together with its own. + +### 2.9. Animation event listeners (`$animate.on` / `$animate.off`) + +- App code can subscribe to animation notifications: `$animate.on('enter', containerElement, callback)` invokes the callback whenever an enter animation involving that container (or elements within it) starts and when it closes; the callback is told which phase (`start` / `close`) it is observing. +- `$animate.off(...)` removes listeners — by event name, by event name + container, or by exact event/container/callback triple. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] A listener registered for `enter` on a list container fires (start, then close) when a new item animates in, and does not fire for animations elsewhere in the page. + - [ ] After `$animate.off` with the same arguments, the callback no longer fires. + +### 2.10. Interruption & consistency guarantees + +- A new operation on an element that is mid-animation cancels the in-flight animation and takes over; the element never ends in a half-animated state — the final DOM state always reflects the **latest** requested operation. +- Removing an element (or destroying the part of the page it belongs to) while it is animating cleans the animation up — no orphaned timers, classes, or listeners remain. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] Toggling `ng-if` rapidly (true → false → true) ends with the element present and displaying its fully-settled appearance. + - [ ] Destroying a view mid-animation leaves no `ng-animate` (or other animation) classes anywhere and no delayed side effects firing later. + +--- + +## 3. Scope and Boundaries + +### In-Scope + +- The animation service with the five operations (enter, leave, move, addClass, removeClass) and its always-available instant fallback. +- The opt-in animations module (the classic ngAnimate role) that upgrades those operations to animated behavior. +- CSS transition and keyframe animations via the parity class-name conventions (§2.3), including the `ng-animate` marker class. +- JavaScript animations via `$animateProvider.register` and the `.animation(name, fn)` module DSL. +- Wiring the full built-in directive parity set (§2.2), including form validation state classes. +- Completion promises, cancellation semantics, and interruption consistency. +- Enable/disable controls: global, per-element, `classNameFilter`, and the instant-first-render startup grace. +- Staggering and `ng-animate-children`. +- Animation event listeners (`$animate.on` / `$animate.off`). + +### Out-of-Scope + +- **Anchored / shared-element transitions (`ng-animate-ref`)** — deferred. +- **The standalone `$animateCss` programmatic helper** — deferred; JavaScript animations manipulate styles directly. +- **Animations for `ngMessages`** — that module is not part of this project. +- Other roadmap items, which are separate specifications: **Package & Distribution** (npm packaging, API docs, examples folder) and the entire **Phase 5 AngularJS Compatibility Layer** (`angular` namespace, `angular.element`/jqLite, migration guide). diff --git a/context/spec/041-animations/tasks.md b/context/spec/041-animations/tasks.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a095f19 --- /dev/null +++ b/context/spec/041-animations/tasks.md @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +# Tasks: Animations ($animate, ngAnimate, CSS & JS drivers) — spec 041 + +- **Functional Specification:** [functional-spec.md](./functional-spec.md) +- **Technical Considerations:** [technical-considerations.md](./technical-considerations.md) + +_Each slice leaves the repo green (`pnpm test` / `pnpm typecheck` / `pnpm lint` pass) and adds a runnable, verifiable increment._ + +--- + +## Slice 1: `$animate` resolvable on core `ng` — instant engine, provider surface, `.animation` DSL + +- [ ] Create the `src/animate/` subpath skeleton and packaging: `@animate/*` tsconfig alias, `./animate` entry in `package.json` `exports`, `animate/index` Rollup entry (copy the `./route` template). **[Agent: rollup-build]** +- [ ] Implement `animate-types.ts` (`AnimateService`, `AnimationDefinition`, `AnimateOptions`, event/phase types) and `core-animate-queue.ts` — the synchronous instant engine: enter/leave/move DOM ops, class application, immediately-resolved `$q` promises. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Implement `animate.ts` (`createAnimate` façade delegating to the injected `$$animateQueue`; `Element | Node[]` group normalization) and `animate-provider.ts` (`$AnimateProvider` — `register('.class', factory)` storing as `-animation` factory provider, `classNameFilter(regexp?)` getter/setter frozen at `$get`). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Register `$animate` + instant `$$animateQueue` on `ngModule` (`src/core/ng-module.ts`), importing only the light files. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Append `'$animate'` as the 14th `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` token; update the `q-surface.test.ts` length guard and grep the suite for hardcoded `13`s. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Add the `.animation(name, factory)` module DSL to `src/di/module.ts` — one config block forwarding to `$animateProvider.register`, `import type`-only `@animate` reference (document the widened `@di` type-only exception). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Unit tests: instant-engine ops + immediate promise resolution, façade delegation, `register` → `injector.get('.fade-animation')` lookup, `.animation` DSL ↔ provider parity + decorator wrap, `classNameFilter` validation, cause-token guard. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test`, `pnpm typecheck`, `pnpm lint` all green; `injector.get('$animate')` resolves in a bare `[ngModule]` injector. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** + +## Slice 2: Structural directives route through `$animate` (zero behavior change) + +- [ ] Rewire `ng-if` (`ng-if.ts:248, 293-303`): `$animate.enter(nodes, parent, placeholder)`; synchronous `cloneScope.$destroy()` then `$animate.leave(nodes)` owns removal. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Rewire `ng-repeat` (`ng-repeat.ts:434-437, 471-475, 493-498`): `enter` on fresh build, `move` on reorder, `leave` after `$destroy()`; leaving rows evicted from `currentRows` synchronously. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Rewire `ng-switch` (`clearSelected` + case-group install) and `ng-include` / `ng-view` (`clearCurrentClone` + container insert) the same way; widen each directive's DI array with `'$animate'`. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Tests: full existing structural-directive suites pass **unedited** (the regression gate); new spy tests (decorate `$animate`) assert enter/leave/move calls with correct node groups and anchors. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** + +## Slice 3: Class togglers route through `$animate` (zero behavior change) + +- [ ] Rewire `ng-show` / `ng-hide` to `$animate.addClass/removeClass(el, 'ng-hide')`; `ng-class` family `applyDiff` to one `$animate.setClass(el, added, removed)` per fire. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Rewire `src/forms/state-classes.ts` — `applyClasses` takes the `$animate` reference (threaded through the forms directives' injection); pairs go through `setClass`. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Tests: existing ng-show/ng-hide/ng-class/forms suites pass **unedited**; spy tests assert the routed calls. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** + +## Slice 4: `ngAnimate` module — runner, queue, JS animations end-to-end + +- [ ] Implement `animate-runner.ts`: `$q`-backed completion handle with `cancel`/`end`/`done`, **pre-handled** returned promise (cancelled + unobserved → no `'$q'` unhandled report). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Implement `animate-queue.ts` (first cut): digest-end start (`$$postDigest` + one `raf` tick), per-element `WeakMap` animation record, basic cancel-on-new-op, skip detection (no JS match → finalize instantly), leave defers DOM removal to animation end, startup grace (suppressed until first digest settles + one `raf`). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Implement `js-driver.ts`: class → registered `-animation` matching (resolved once at `$get`), per-operation callbacks `(element, [className,] done)`, all-`done` aggregation, throw → `$exceptionHandler('$animate')` + finalize. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Implement `ng-animate-module.ts`: `createModule('ngAnimate', [])` re-registering `$$animateQueue` (DI last-wins), `ModuleRegistry` augmentation, barrel export. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Tests: app with `[ngModule, ngAnimate]` + `.animation('.fade', …)` observes enter/leave callbacks on `ng-if`/`ng-repeat`; leave removal deferred until `done`; unmatched elements instant; scope destroy stays synchronous; startup grace (no animation on first render); JS throw routes `'$animate'`; last-wins override verified. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** + +## Slice 5: CSS driver — transition & keyframe choreography + +- [ ] Implement `css-driver.ts` with injectable seams (`raf`, `now`, `computeStyle`, `setTimer`/`clearTimer`): `ng-animate` marker + prep class → reflow → `raf` → active class → duration/delay parse (`max(transition, animation)`) → `transitionend`/`animationend` + ~1.5× fallback timer → class cleanup + finalize. Structural pairs (`ng-enter`/`-active` etc.) and class-change pairs (`-add`/`-add-active` etc.). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Integrate into `animate-queue.ts` skip detection: CSS duration > 0 counts as a match; CSS + JS animations for one operation run together and close jointly. Bind the seams to globals in `ng-animate-module.ts` (the `$timeout` seam precedent). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Tests (stubbed seams): exact class sequence per operation, transition vs keyframe paths, zero-duration instant finalize, fallback-timer path with fake timers, synthetic `transitionend`/`animationend` dispatch, `ng-animate` present only in flight. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** + +## Slice 6: Interruption, coalescing & completion promises (FS §2.5, §2.10) + +- [ ] Full cancel/join matrix in `animate-queue.ts`: new op cancels in-flight (old runner rejects, element driven to end state), structural-beats-class within one digest, same-digest `addClass`+`removeClass` of one class cancels out, `setClass` as one animation. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Wire `addElementCleanup` finalization: destroying a placeholder/view mid-animation ends the runner instantly — no orphaned timers, classes, or listeners. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Tests: rapid `ng-if` true→false→true and double `ng-show` toggle end fully settled; first promise rejects (and is pre-handled — assert zero `$exceptionHandler('$q')` calls), latest wins; destroy-mid-animation leaves no `ng-animate` classes and no late side effects; completion promise resolves after visible animation, immediately under core engine. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** + +## Slice 7: Enable/disable controls (FS §2.6) + +- [ ] Implement `enabled()` overloads (0–2 args: global get/set, per-element subtree set) and the `classNameFilter` gate in the queue's skip detection. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Tests: global off → instant even with matching CSS/JS, re-enable restores; per-container off leaves siblings animating; `classNameFilter` matches animate, non-matches instant. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** + +## Slice 8: Staggering + `ng-animate-children` (FS §2.7, §2.8) + +- [ ] Implement stagger in `css-driver.ts`: read `-stagger` transition-delay once per batch, offset successive siblings' starts. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Implement the parent/child rule in `animate-queue.ts` (`parentElement` walk against the `WeakMap`: child animations skipped under a running structural parent) + the `ngAnimateChildren` directive (`ng-animate-children.ts`, registered on `ngAnimate`). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Tests: five items + 0.1s stagger cascade with correct offsets (stubbed seams), no stagger → simultaneous; nested animations skipped by default and re-enabled under `ng-animate-children`. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** + +## Slice 9: Animation event listeners (FS §2.9) + +- [ ] Implement `on(event, container, cb)` / `off(...)` (three removal granularities) in the queue: start/close notifications, container match via `parentElement` walk, callbacks `(element, phase)` dispatched inside the digest with the `$$phase` guard; callback throws route `'$animate'`. Core engine keeps the documented no-op behavior. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [ ] Tests: listener fires start then close for an item entering its container, silent for animations elsewhere; each `off` overload stops the right callbacks. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** + +## Slice 10: Parity, docs & wrap-up + +- [ ] Un-skip the deferred `$animate` tests in `spec023-parity.test.ts` / `spec024-parity.test.ts`; port applicable upstream `test/ngAnimate/*Spec.js` scenarios (queue rules, class choreography where jsdom-representable). **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [ ] Add `animate` to the 90% coverage threshold in `vitest.config.ts`; fill any gaps. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [ ] Write `src/animate/README.md` (worked CSS + JS examples, digest/promise/cancellation contracts, documented divergences: synchronous instant engine, pre-handled rejections) and `context/diagrams/animate.md` + index link + `diagrams-structure.test.ts` entry. **[Agent: typedoc-docs]** +- [ ] Update `CLAUDE.md`: `./animate` module-table row, new invariants (engine seam, sync instant queue, 14-token tuple, pre-handled runner promises), "Where to look when…" entries. **[Agent: typedoc-docs]** +- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm build` succeeds with the new subpath (ESM+CJS+`.d.ts`); full `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` + `format:check` green. **[Agent: rollup-build]** diff --git a/context/spec/041-animations/technical-considerations.md b/context/spec/041-animations/technical-considerations.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a67c4d2 --- /dev/null +++ b/context/spec/041-animations/technical-considerations.md @@ -0,0 +1,136 @@ +# Technical Specification: Animations ($animate, ngAnimate module, CSS & JS drivers) + +- **Functional Specification:** [functional-spec.md](./functional-spec.md) +- **Status:** Approved +- **Author(s):** Mgrdich + +--- + +## 1. High-Level Technical Approach + +Mirror upstream AngularJS's two-layer animation architecture, adapted to this project's conventions: + +1. **Core layer (always on `ng`):** a new `src/animate/` subpath ships the `$animate` façade service and `$AnimateProvider` (owning `register(name, factory)` and `classNameFilter(pattern?)`), registered on core `ngModule`. The façade delegates every operation to an internal engine service, `$$animateQueue`. Core registers the **instant engine** — synchronous DOM ops and class changes, byte-identical to today's directive behavior. +2. **Opt-in layer (`ngAnimate` module):** the same subpath exports `ngAnimate = createModule('ngAnimate', [])` which re-registers `$$animateQueue` (plus internal collaborators) with the full animation engine — queue rules, CSS transition/keyframe driver, JS animation driver, staggering, parent/child coordination, event listeners. **DI last-wins across the requires chain** (confirmed at `src/di/registration.ts:90-103`) makes the upgrade automatic when an app lists `ngAnimate`; no decorator, no lazy probe needed — this is the upstream `$$animateQueue` override seam reproduced exactly. +3. **Directive rewiring:** the five structural directives (`ng-if`, `ng-repeat`, `ng-switch`, `ng-include`, `ng-view`) route DOM insertion/removal/move through `$animate.enter/leave/move`; the class togglers (`ng-show`, `ng-hide`, `ng-class` family, forms state classes) route through `$animate.addClass/removeClass/setClass`. Under the instant engine these calls behave identically to the current direct DOM code, so the existing test suite passes unchanged. +4. **Pure ESM-first factories with injectable seams** (`raf`, `now`, `computeStyle`, timer fns) following the `$q`/`$timeout`/`$httpBackend` precedent — the CSS driver is fully unit-testable in jsdom, where real transitions never fire. + +Affected systems: new `src/animate/` module; edits to `src/core/ng-module.ts` (registration), the seven directive files + `src/forms/state-classes.ts` (rewiring), `src/di/module.ts` (`.animation` DSL), `src/exception-handler/exception-handler-types.ts` (14th cause token), packaging (`package.json` exports, `rollup.config.mjs`, `tsconfig.json` aliases). + +### Approved design decisions + +- **Instant engine stays synchronous** — a documented divergence from upstream core's post-digest coalescing of class changes, preserving this project's shipped synchronous contracts (ng-show/ng-class/forms suites pass unedited). With `ngAnimate` loaded, animations DO start at digest end (parity there). +- **New `'$animate'` cause token** — `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` grows 13 → 14 (append-only, the spec-037 precedent). +- **Pre-handled runner promises** — a cancelled animation nobody listens to never reaches the `'$q'` unhandled-rejection channel (upstream parity, where `AnimateRunner` is not a `$q` promise). App code that attaches `.catch` still sees the rejection. +- **Single `src/animate/` subpath** houses both the core pieces (imported by `src/core/ng-module.ts`) and the opt-in `ngAnimate` module; core imports only the light files. + +--- + +## 2. Proposed Solution & Implementation Plan + +### 2.1. Module layout & packaging + +New subpath following the `ngRoute` template (`src/route/`): + +| File | Responsibility | +| --- | --- | +| `src/animate/index.ts` | Barrel: `ngAnimate`, `createAnimate`, `$AnimateProvider`, contract types, error classes | +| `src/animate/animate.ts` | `createAnimate(...)` — the `$animate` façade (pure factory); delegates to the injected engine | +| `src/animate/animate-provider.ts` | `$AnimateProvider` — config-phase `register('.class', factory)` (stores as `-animation` factory provider, the upstream naming that makes decorators work for free) + `classNameFilter(regexp?)` getter/setter frozen at `$get` | +| `src/animate/core-animate-queue.ts` | Instant engine (core default `$$animateQueue`): synchronous insert/remove/move + `classList` application; resolves the returned promise immediately | +| `src/animate/animate-queue.ts` | ngAnimate engine: per-element animation bookkeeping, cancel/join rules, `enabled()` state (global + per-element), startup grace, parent/child (`ng-animate-children`) coordination, `on`/`off` listener registry, `classNameFilter` gate, digest-end batching | +| `src/animate/animate-runner.ts` | Completion handle: wraps a `$q` deferred; exposes cancel/end/`done`; the returned `QPromise` is **pre-handled** (a cancelled animation nobody listens to never reaches the `'$q'` unhandled channel) | +| `src/animate/css-driver.ts` | CSS transition/keyframe driver: class choreography (prep → reflow → active), duration/delay detection via injected `computeStyle`, `transitionend`/`animationend` listeners + fallback timer, stagger computation | +| `src/animate/js-driver.ts` | JS animation driver: matches element classes against registered animations, invokes per-operation callbacks with `done`, cancellation dispatch, throw → `$exceptionHandler('$animate')` | +| `src/animate/ng-animate-children.ts` | The `ngAnimateChildren` directive (registered on `ngAnimate`) | +| `src/animate/ng-animate-module.ts` | `createModule('ngAnimate', [])` + provider re-registrations + `ModuleRegistry` augmentation (the `ngRoute` precedent) | +| `src/animate/animate-types.ts` | `AnimateService`, `AnimationDefinition` (per-operation callbacks), `AnimateOptions`, event/phase types | + +Packaging: add `./animate` to `package.json` `exports`, an `animate/index` Rollup entry, and `@animate/*` path alias — copying the `./route` entries verbatim. + +**Core wiring:** `src/core/ng-module.ts` registers `.provider('$animate', $AnimateProvider)` and the instant `$$animateQueue` factory, importing only the light files (`animate.ts`, `animate-provider.ts`, `core-animate-queue.ts`, types) — never `ng-animate-module.ts` or the drivers. + +### 2.2. `$animate` public surface (contract) + +``` +enter(nodes, parent, after?, options?) → QPromise +leave(nodes, options?) → QPromise +move(nodes, parent, after?, options?) → QPromise +addClass(element, className, options?) → QPromise +removeClass(element, className, options?) → QPromise +setClass(element, add, remove, options?) → QPromise // single coalesced op for ng-class flips +enabled(enabledOrElement?, enabled?) → boolean // 0–2 arg overloads per FS §2.6 +on(event, container, callback) → void // callback(element, phase: 'start' | 'close') +off(event, container?, callback?) → void +``` + +- `nodes` is `Element | Node[]` — the structural directives manage multi-node clone groups (spec 033 ranges), so group forms are first-class; the whole group animates as one unit keyed off its first element. +- All methods return a `QPromise` that resolves on completion (instantly under the core engine) and **rejects on cancellation**, pre-handled per §2.1. +- `setClass` exists because `ng-class` flips (`remove A, add B`) must be one animation, not two competing ones. + +### 2.3. Engine seam contract (`$$animateQueue`) + +Internal service (registered but `$$`-prefixed, not in the root barrel — the `$$sanitizeUri` precedent). Shape: `{ push(element|nodes, event, options) → AnimateRunner-backed promise, enabled(...), on(...), off(...) }`. The façade owns nothing but argument normalization and delegation, so swapping the engine swaps all behavior. Core engine ignores `on`/`off` registrations (no animations ever run → no events; documented) and honors `enabled()` state trivially (nothing to disable). + +### 2.4. ngAnimate engine behavior + +- **Digest-end start:** structural and class animations are queued during the digest and kick off in a `$$postDigest` + one `raf` tick, coalescing same-element operations (an `addClass` + `removeClass` of the same class in one digest cancels out — FS §2.1's "skips the ceremony"). DOM **insertion** (enter/move) still happens synchronously at call time so layout is correct; only the *animation ceremony* is deferred. DOM **removal** (leave) is deferred to animation end. +- **Skip detection:** before starting, the engine checks (a) global/per-element `enabled` state, (b) `classNameFilter` match, (c) whether any JS animation matches or any CSS duration > 0 (via `computeStyle` after applying prep classes). No match → immediately finalize (apply end state, resolve) — the "behaves exactly like no module" criterion. +- **Cancel/join rules (FS §2.10):** one active animation record per element, held in a `WeakMap`. A new operation on an animating element cancels the runner (reject → pre-handled), drives the old animation to its end state, then proceeds. Structural beats class-based when both queue in one digest. +- **Parent/child rule (FS §2.8):** an element whose ancestor has a running *structural* animation is skipped unless an ancestor `ng-animate-children` (parsed as an interpolation-aware attribute, `true`/empty enables) re-enables. Walk is via `parentElement` against the `WeakMap`, mirroring the `$$ngControllers` walk precedent. +- **Startup grace (FS §2.6):** engine starts with animations globally suppressed; enables after the first digest settles plus one `raf` tick (upstream parity). Implemented inside the ngAnimate engine — the core engine needs no grace since it never animates. +- **CSS choreography (FS §2.3):** add `ng-animate` + prep class (`ng-enter` / `-add` / …) → force reflow → next `raf` adds active class → wait `max(transition, animation)` duration+delay parsed from `computeStyle` → fallback timeout at ~1.5× duration guards missing `transitionend` → remove all animation classes, finalize. Stagger: read `-stagger` class durations once per batch; offset each subsequent sibling's start by the stagger delay (FS §2.7). +- **JS driver (FS §2.4):** for each class on the element with a registered `-animation` factory (resolved once at `$get` via `$injector`), invoke the matching operation callback `(element, [className,] done)`. JS and CSS animations for the same operation run together; the animation closes when all `done` callbacks fire. Throws route via `invokeExceptionHandler(handler, err, '$animate')` and finalize the element. +- **Events (FS §2.9):** `on(event, container, cb)` registry; at animation start/close the engine walks from the animating element up through the `parentElement` chain matching registered containers, invoking callbacks with `(element, phase)` inside the digest (`$applyAsync`-style guard). + +### 2.5. Directive & forms rewiring + +| Site | Today | Becomes | +| --- | --- | --- | +| `ng-if` (`ng-if.ts:248, 293-303`) | `insertBefore` / `$destroy` + `removeChild` loop | `$animate.enter(nodes, parent, placeholder)`; `cloneScope.$destroy()` stays synchronous, then `$animate.leave(nodes)` owns removal | +| `ng-repeat` (`ng-repeat.ts:434-437, 471-475, 493-498`) | insert / move / remove | `enter` on fresh build, `move` on reorder, `leave` after `$destroy()` on teardown; leaving nodes are dropped from `currentRows` immediately so reconciliation anchors ignore them | +| `ng-switch` (`ng-switch.ts:269-283, 357-360`) | insert / clear loop | `enter` per case group; `leave` in `clearSelected` | +| `ng-include` / `ng-view` (`ng-include.ts:461, 256-260`; `ng-view.ts:345, 232-239`) | insert container / `remove()` | `enter(container, …)`; `leave(container)` in `clearCurrentClone` | +| `ng-show` / `ng-hide` (`ng-show.ts:91`, `ng-hide.ts:93`) | `classList.toggle('ng-hide', …)` | `$animate.addClass(el,'ng-hide')` / `removeClass` | +| `ng-class` family (`ng-class.ts:166-178`) | `classList.add/remove` in `applyDiff` | one `$animate.setClass(el, added, removed)` per diff | +| forms (`state-classes.ts:50-56`) | `applyClasses` direct toggles | `applyClasses` takes the `$animate` reference; pairs go through `setClass` | + +Each rewired directive widens its DI array with `'$animate'` (the spec-026 `['$exceptionHandler', factory]` pattern). Forms threading: `registerForms` already receives `$compileProvider` via a config block; the `$animate` reference reaches `state-classes.ts` through the directives' own injection at link time. + +**Leave-in-flight tolerance:** with ngAnimate, a leaving clone lingers in the DOM. Structural directives must (a) forget the clone in their own bookkeeping synchronously, (b) tolerate re-entry (rapid `ng-if` re-toggle) by cancelling the in-flight leave via the engine's per-element record (the engine drives it to removal or the directive's new enter cancels it). Cleanup callbacks registered via `addElementCleanup(placeholder, …)` additionally call the runner's end so a destroyed view finalizes instantly (FS §2.10, "no orphaned timers"). + +### 2.6. `.animation(name, factory)` module DSL + +`src/di/module.ts` grows `.animation` as pure config-block sugar forwarding to `$animateProvider.register` — the `.filter`/`.directive` precedent exactly: one config block pushed onto `$$configBlocks`, `import type`-only reference to `@animate` (the documented `@di → @compiler` type-only exception widens by one entry — spec-level note required), no local registry, validation inherited from the provider (name must start with `.`; invalid → synchronous throw, matching `.directive` name validation). Registered name is `-animation`, so `module.decorator('.fade-animation', …)` works for free. Non-widening on `TypedModule` (the `.controller` precedent — document as non-widening). + +### 2.7. Error routing + +- Append `'$animate'` as the **14th** `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` token (`src/exception-handler/exception-handler-types.ts`) — public additive change, the spec-037 precedent. Update the `q-surface.test.ts` length guard (`=== 13` → `=== 14`) and grep for other hardcoded `13`s. +- Routed via `'$animate'`: JS animation callback throws, JS animation factory resolution failures at run time, listener (`on`) callback throws. +- Synchronous programmer errors (bad `register` name, bad `classNameFilter` arg) throw to the caller — the provider-validation precedent. +- Cancelled-animation rejections: never reported (pre-handled runner promises). + +### 2.8. Injectable seams (testability contract) + +`createAnimateQueue` / `createCssDriver` accept: `raf(cb)` (+ cancel), `now()`, `computeStyle(el)`, `setTimer`/`clearTimer`, `postDigest(fn)` (→ `$rootScope.$$postDigest`), `apply(fn)`/`rootPhase()` (the `$timeout` pair), `exceptionHandler`, `q`. `ngAnimate`'s registrations bind them to the globals (`requestAnimationFrame`, `performance.now`, `getComputedStyle`, `setTimeout`) — the `src/core/ng-module.ts:222-238` precedent. `TimerId`-style environment-correct types reused from `@async`. + +--- + +## 3. Impact and Risk Analysis + +- **System Dependencies:** consumes `$q` (runner promises), `$rootScope` (`$$postDigest`, `$applyAsync`-style guards), `$exceptionHandler`, `$injector` (resolving registered animation factories), the compiler cleanup contract (`addElementCleanup`), and the DI last-wins override rule. Touches seven directive files + forms state classes; all other directives are unaffected. +- **Risk: regressions in the no-ngAnimate path.** The whole existing suite exercises synchronous behavior. Mitigation: the instant engine is deliberately synchronous (approved divergence from upstream's post-digest coalescing); acceptance = the full existing suite passes with zero edits after the directive rewiring lands. +- **Risk: leave-in-flight corrupting `ng-repeat` reconciliation** (anchors, duplicate identities when an item is re-added while its old row is animating out). Mitigation: leaving rows are evicted from `currentRows` synchronously; re-added identities get fresh clones; the engine cancels a leave when the same element receives a new structural op; dedicated rapid-toggle tests. +- **Risk: unhandled-rejection noise / TTL pressure.** Pre-handled runner promises (approved); animation completion resolves via `$q` → one digest per settle, coalesced by the runner batching completions per `raf` tick. +- **Risk: jsdom cannot run real transitions.** Mitigation: seam injection (§2.8) — unit tests stub `computeStyle` durations and dispatch synthetic `transitionend`/`animationend` `Event`s; the fallback-timer path is covered with vitest fake timers. No test depends on real rendering. +- **Risk: `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` growth breaks consumers.** Append-only; `ExceptionHandlerCause` widens automatically (the spec-037 precedent). +- **Public-API/doc obligations:** new subpath in `package.json`/Rollup/tsconfig; CLAUDE.md module table + invariants; `context/diagrams/` gets an `animate` diagram (structural test `diagrams-structure.test.ts` guard); `src/animate/README.md` worked examples (the `@async`/`@http` precedent). + +--- + +## 4. Testing Strategy + +- **Unit (pure factories, no injector):** instant engine (sync semantics, immediate resolve); queue rules (cancel/join, enabled overloads, classNameFilter, startup grace, parent/child walk); CSS driver choreography with stubbed `computeStyle`/`raf`/timers (class sequence, duration detection, stagger offsets, fallback timer); JS driver (matching, `done` aggregation, throw routing, cancellation); runner (resolve/reject/pre-handled). +- **Integration (injector + jsdom):** each rewired directive with core engine only (existing suites must pass unedited — the regression gate); each with `ngAnimate` + a registered JS animation (enter/leave/move/class events observed via callbacks — no real CSS needed); completion promises; `$animate.on/off`; `.animation` DSL ↔ provider parity + decorator wrap; module packaging (injector resolves `$animate` with and without `ngAnimate`; last-wins override verified). +- **Parity tests:** port applicable scenarios from upstream `test/ngAnimate/*Spec.js` (queue, animateCss class choreography where representable) and un-skip the deferred spec-023/024 `$animate` tests flagged in `spec023-parity.test.ts` / `spec024-parity.test.ts`. +- **Coverage:** `animate` joins the 90% per-module threshold in `vitest.config.ts`. From 097b8009d1d801182fe7b5ca009cb24176e7b9b8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Mgrdich Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2026 10:52:34 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 2/4] =?UTF-8?q?feat:=20animations=20=E2=80=94=20$animate?= =?UTF-8?q?=20+=20ngAnimate=20(CSS=20&=20JS=20drivers)=20(spec=20041)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Opt-in ngAnimate module upgrading an always-on core $animate façade + instant engine via the DI last-wins $$animateQueue seam. Wires the full directive parity set (ng-if/repeat/switch/include/view + ng-show/hide/ class family + forms state classes) through enter/leave/move/addClass/ removeClass/setClass. Ships the CSS transition/keyframe driver, JS animations via $animateProvider.register + the .animation module DSL, completion promises (pre-handled rejections), enabled()/classNameFilter/ startup grace, staggering, ng-animate-children, $animate.on/off listeners, and the full cancel/join + cleanup interruption matrix. Adds the 14th '$animate' EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES token. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) --- CLAUDE.md | 22 +- context/diagrams/README.md | 1 + context/diagrams/animate.md | 164 ++++ context/product/roadmap.md | 10 +- .../spec/041-animations/functional-spec.md | 66 +- context/spec/041-animations/tasks.md | 92 +- .../technical-considerations.md | 2 +- package.json | 5 + rollup.config.mjs | 2 + src/__tests__/diagrams-structure.test.ts | 1 + src/animate/README.md | 293 +++++++ .../__tests__/animate-children.test.ts | 397 +++++++++ .../animate-coalesce-support.test.ts | 283 +++++++ src/animate/__tests__/animate-di.test.ts | 189 +++++ src/animate/__tests__/animate-enabled.test.ts | 392 +++++++++ src/animate/__tests__/animate-events.test.ts | 787 ++++++++++++++++++ src/animate/__tests__/animate-facade.test.ts | 275 ++++++ .../__tests__/animate-interruption.test.ts | 661 +++++++++++++++ .../__tests__/animate-provider.test.ts | 189 +++++ src/animate/__tests__/animate-runner.test.ts | 249 ++++++ src/animate/__tests__/animate-stagger.test.ts | 530 ++++++++++++ src/animate/__tests__/animation-dsl.test.ts | 217 +++++ src/animate/__tests__/class-routing.test.ts | 462 ++++++++++ .../__tests__/core-animate-queue.test.ts | 370 ++++++++ src/animate/__tests__/css-driver.test.ts | 596 +++++++++++++ .../__tests__/css-queue-integration.test.ts | 202 +++++ src/animate/__tests__/js-driver.test.ts | 399 +++++++++ .../__tests__/ng-animate-integration.test.ts | 519 ++++++++++++ src/animate/__tests__/spec041-parity.test.ts | 407 +++++++++ .../__tests__/structural-routing.test.ts | 621 ++++++++++++++ src/animate/animate-coalesce.ts | 191 +++++ src/animate/animate-dom.ts | 76 ++ src/animate/animate-events.ts | 198 +++++ src/animate/animate-provider.ts | 176 ++++ src/animate/animate-queue-coalescer.ts | 300 +++++++ src/animate/animate-queue-support.ts | 142 ++++ src/animate/animate-queue.ts | 613 ++++++++++++++ src/animate/animate-runner.ts | 180 ++++ src/animate/animate-stagger.ts | 109 +++ src/animate/animate-types.ts | 318 +++++++ src/animate/animate.ts | 93 +++ src/animate/core-animate-queue.ts | 108 +++ src/animate/css-driver.ts | 546 ++++++++++++ src/animate/index.ts | 56 ++ src/animate/js-driver.ts | 243 ++++++ src/animate/ng-animate-children.ts | 142 ++++ src/animate/ng-animate-module.ts | 218 +++++ src/async/__tests__/q-surface.test.ts | 10 +- src/compiler/__tests__/component.test.ts | 4 +- src/compiler/__tests__/spec022-parity.test.ts | 4 +- src/compiler/__tests__/spec023-parity.test.ts | 184 +++- src/compiler/__tests__/spec024-parity.test.ts | 158 +++- src/compiler/__tests__/spec025-parity.test.ts | 4 +- src/compiler/__tests__/spec026-parity.test.ts | 4 +- src/compiler/__tests__/spec027-parity.test.ts | 4 +- src/compiler/__tests__/spec028-parity.test.ts | 4 +- src/compiler/__tests__/spec029-parity.test.ts | 4 +- src/compiler/__tests__/spec030-parity.test.ts | 4 +- src/compiler/__tests__/spec031-parity.test.ts | 4 +- .../__tests__/structural-conflict.test.ts | 4 +- .../__tests__/template-errors.test.ts | 4 +- .../__tests__/transclude-errors.test.ts | 4 +- src/compiler/ng-class.ts | 72 +- src/compiler/ng-hide.ts | 61 +- src/compiler/ng-if.ts | 72 +- src/compiler/ng-include.ts | 44 +- src/compiler/ng-repeat.ts | 105 ++- src/compiler/ng-show.ts | 61 +- src/compiler/ng-switch.ts | 69 +- .../__tests__/controller-di.test.ts | 4 +- .../__tests__/controller-parity.test.ts | 4 +- src/core/ng-module.ts | 27 + src/di/__tests__/loader-parity.test.ts | 31 +- src/di/module.ts | 104 +++ .../__tests__/cause-vocabulary.test.ts | 21 +- .../exception-handler-types.ts | 14 +- src/forms/form-controller.ts | 36 +- src/forms/form.ts | 5 +- src/forms/ng-model-controller.ts | 39 +- src/forms/ng-model.ts | 10 +- src/forms/state-classes.ts | 98 ++- src/forms/validation.ts | 9 +- src/index.ts | 43 + src/route/ng-view.ts | 34 +- tsconfig.json | 3 +- vitest.config.ts | 21 + 86 files changed, 13064 insertions(+), 435 deletions(-) create mode 100644 context/diagrams/animate.md create mode 100644 src/animate/README.md create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/animate-children.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/animate-coalesce-support.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/animate-di.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/animate-enabled.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/animate-events.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/animate-facade.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/animate-interruption.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/animate-provider.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/animate-runner.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/animate-stagger.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/animation-dsl.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/class-routing.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/core-animate-queue.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/css-driver.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/css-queue-integration.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/js-driver.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/ng-animate-integration.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/spec041-parity.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/__tests__/structural-routing.test.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/animate-coalesce.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/animate-dom.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/animate-events.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/animate-provider.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/animate-queue-coalescer.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/animate-queue-support.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/animate-queue.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/animate-runner.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/animate-stagger.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/animate-types.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/animate.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/core-animate-queue.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/css-driver.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/index.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/js-driver.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/ng-animate-children.ts create mode 100644 src/animate/ng-animate-module.ts diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index d007a51..ade2a54 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ CI (`.github/workflows/ci.yml`) gates on: lint → format:check → typecheck | `./forms` | Forms & validation (spec 039) — the interactive layer: `ngModel` two-way binding + the `NgModelController` value pipeline (`$viewValue`/`$modelValue`, `$parsers`/`$formatters`/`$render`/`$setViewValue`/`$commitViewValue`/`$rollbackViewValue`, state + state-classes), the `form`/`ngForm` `FormController` (per-key control-failure-set aggregation, named form/control publish, submit + native suppression), the SINGLE `input` directive + internal `inputType` registry (`text`/`email`/`url`/`number`/`range`/`checkbox`/`radio`/`date`-family/no-model) + `textarea` + `select`/`ngOptions`/`ngList`, built-in validators (`required`/`ngRequired`/`ngMinlength`/`ngMaxlength`/`pattern`/`ngPattern` + type `email`/`number`/`url` + `min`/`max`) and custom sync/async `$validators`/`$asyncValidators` (sync-before-async, tri-state `$setValidity`, `$pending`+`ng-pending`, stale-async generation guard), `ngModelOptions` (`updateOn`/`debounce`/`allowInvalid`/`getterSetter`/`timezone`), `ngChange`. Directives are DI-only core `ng` (registered on `ngModule` via `registerForms`, NOT exported as a factory barrel — only the CONTRACT types are public). `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` STAYS 13 (forms errors reuse `'$compile'`). | types `NgModelController`, `FormController`, `FormControlLike`, `NgModelOptions`, `ModelOptions`, `ModelParser`, `ModelFormatter`, `SyncValidator`, `AsyncValidator`, `SelectController`, `NgOptionsDescriptor`; values `NgModelControllerImpl`, `FormControllerImpl`, `nullFormCtrl`, `SelectControllerImpl`, `createModelOptions`, `defaultModelOptions`, `resolveDebounceDelay`, `registerForms`, error classes `NgModelNonAssignableError`, `NgOptionsBadExpressionError` | | `./location` | Browser URL service on core `ng` (spec 040) — `$location` with the full parity surface (`path`/`search`/`hash`/`url`/`absUrl`/`protocol`/`host`/`port`/`state`/`replace`, fluent setters), hashbang default (`#!` prefix, configurable via `$locationProvider.hashPrefix`) + HTML5 mode (`html5Mode(true)` → History API; `state()` only here), digest-synced via a `$rootScope.$watch` flush with the CANCELABLE `$locationChangeStart` / `$locationChangeSuccess` pair (veto → revert; initial pass fires with `newUrl === oldUrl`), browser `hashchange`/`popstate` events through injectable seams + guarded `$apply`. PURE ESM-first factory (`createLocation`, injectable `LocationRef`/`HistoryRef`/`AddEventListenerRef` seams — no `$browser` layer); LAZY DI registration on `ngModule`. Standard `encodeURIComponent` encoding (documented divergence from AngularJS's relaxed encoders); `html5Mode` `requireBase`/`rewriteLinks` accepted-not-honored — no `` detection; a subpath app configures `$locationProvider.basePath('/app')` explicitly (default `'/'`, HTML5 mode only). | `createLocation`, `$LocationProvider`, `DEFAULT_HASH_PREFIX`, `STATE_REQUIRES_HTML5_MODE_MESSAGE`, URL helpers (`parseAppUrl`, `parseHashbangUrl`, `parseHtml5Url`, `parseServerUrl`, `parseSearchString`, `serializeSearch`, `composeAppUrl`, `composeHashbangHash`, `composeHtml5Url`, `normalizePath`, `normalizeBasePath`), types `LocationService`, `SearchParams`, `SearchValue`, `SearchSetValue`, `LocationRef`, `HistoryRef`, `AddEventListenerRef`, `BrowserUrlEvent`, `CreateLocationArgs`, `Html5ModeConfig`, `ParsedAppUrl`, `ParsedServerUrl` | | `./route` | Opt-in `ngRoute` module (spec 040) — `$routeProvider` (`when`/`otherwise` with `:name`/`:name?`/`:name*` patterns, `caseInsensitiveMatch`, trailing-slash tolerance folded into the compiled regexp), `$route` (the navigation pipeline on `$locationChangeSuccess`: update-only `$routeUpdate` branch → `redirectTo` (event-silent, `.replace()`, loop guard) → cancelable `$routeChangeStart` → template/`resolve` via ONE object-keyed `$q.all` (sync fast path for inline-template/no-resolve routes) → commit + `$routeChangeSuccess`; failures → `$routeChangeError`, never `$exceptionHandler`; plus `reload()`, `updateParams()`, `reloadOnSearch`/`reloadOnUrl`), `$routeParams` (repopulated IN PLACE), `ngView` (DI-only directive — `transclude: 'element'`, wrapper-`
` render + per-route `$controller` with resolve locals). `$RouteProvider` exported from the `@route` barrel but NOT the root barrel (the `$SanitizeProvider` precedent). | `createRoute`, `ngRoute`, `$RouteProvider` (barrel-only), `OTHERWISE_ROUTE_KEY`, `REDIRECT_LOOP_THRESHOLD`, `RouteRedirectionLoopError`, types `RouteService`, `RouteDefinition`, `Route`, `RouteParams`, `RouteParamValue`, `RoutePathKey`, `CompiledRouteEntry`, `CreateRouteArgs` | +| `./animate` | Animations (spec 041) — `$animate` (the always-on-`ng` façade: `enter`/`leave`/`move` + `addClass`/`removeClass`/`setClass` + `enabled()` overloads + `on`/`off`, each returning a `$q` completion promise), `$$animateQueue` (the internal engine seam — core `ng` registers the SYNCHRONOUS instant engine `createCoreAnimateQueue`; the opt-in `ngAnimate` module re-registers it with the full engine via DI last-wins), `$AnimateProvider` (config-phase `register('.class', factory)` under a `-animation` provider key + `classNameFilter(regexp?)` frozen at `$get`; barrel-only, NOT in the root barrel — the `$RouteProvider` precedent), the JS driver (`createJsDriver` — class → `.animation` matching, per-op `done` aggregation, throw → `'$animate'`), the CSS driver (`createCssDriver` — `ng-enter`/`-active` prep→reflow→active choreography, duration detection, stagger, injectable `raf`/`now`/`computeStyle`/`setTimer` seams), the pre-handled runner (`createAnimateRunner`), `ngAnimateChildren` (DI-only directive on `ngAnimate`), and the `.animation(name, factory)` module DSL (config-block sugar forwarding to `$animateProvider.register`, non-widening on `TypedModule` — the `.controller` precedent). `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` grew 13→14 here (`'$animate'`). | `createAnimate`, `createCoreAnimateQueue`, `createAnimateQueue`, `createAnimateRunner`, `ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON`, `createJsDriver`, `createCssDriver`, `ngAnimate`, `$AnimateProvider` (barrel-only), types `AnimateService`, `AnimateQueue`, `AnimateRunner`, `AnimationDefinition`, `AnimationFactory`, `AnimateNodes`, `AnimateOptions`, `AnimateEventName`, `AnimateEventCallback`, `AnimatePhase`, `AnimateQueuePushOptions`, `AnimateRegistry`, `AnimationCallbackResult`, `CssDriver`, `CssDriverAnimation`, `CssDriverPayload`, `CssComputedStyle`, `JsDriver`, `JsDriverAnimation`, `JsDriverPayload`, `CreateAnimateArgs`, `CreateAnimateQueueArgs`, `CreateAnimateRunnerArgs`, `CreateCoreAnimateQueueArgs`, `CreateCssDriverArgs`, `CreateJsDriverArgs` | ## Non-obvious invariants @@ -161,6 +162,13 @@ CI (`.github/workflows/ci.yml`) gates on: lint → format:check → typecheck - **`$routeUpdate` is the in-place update-only branch — `pathParams` deliberately stays stale (spec 040).** Same route-definition identity (`$$route`) + rebuild opted out (`reloadOnUrl: false` for any same-route change; or `reloadOnSearch: false` with `isEqual`-unchanged path params for a query-only change) → update `current.params` + `$routeParams` IN PLACE and broadcast `$routeUpdate(current)` — no Start/Success, no teardown; `ngView` reacts ONLY to Success so the screen persists BY DESIGN. Upstream copies only `params`, leaving `current.pathParams` stale on a `reloadOnUrl: false` path change — matched exactly. `reload()` sets `forceReload` (bypassing this branch) and schedules `$evalAsync(update)` — always a full rebuild with fresh `resolve` invocations. - **The `locals.$template` contract is the single template surface (spec 040).** On a COMMITTED route `next.locals` is ALWAYS an object; `locals.$template` is present ONLY when a template resolved to text (inline string, inline fn's string return, or the fetched `templateUrl` body), and `$template` WINS over a same-named resolve entry. `ngView` renders that slot and instantiates the route controller with `{ ...current.locals, $scope: newScope }` (`$scope` wins on collision), so resolve entries are injectable by name. An inline `template` FUNCTION that throws/returns a non-string still COMMITS (without `$template`) and `ngView`'s render-time fallback re-invokes it, routing the throw via `'$compile'` (upstream fails the whole navigation instead — documented divergence); a `templateUrl` fn throw DOES fail the navigation via `$routeChangeError`. - **`EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` STILL 13 after spec 040 — the `$routeChangeError` broadcast IS the routing failure channel.** Resolve rejections, template-fetch failures, and the redirect-loop error are delivered as `$routeChangeError` payloads (handled by the aggregate's `.then` arms, so no unhandled-`$q` report fires) — never via `$exceptionHandler`. The only handler-routed sites reuse existing tokens: `$location` browser-event throws → `'eventListener'`, `ngView` render-body throws → `'$compile'`. Bootstrap-style programmer errors (`$routeProvider.when` non-string path, `updateParams` with no matched route, `state()` outside HTML5 mode) throw synchronously to the caller. +- **The instant `$animate` engine is SYNCHRONOUS — a deliberate divergence from upstream (spec 041).** Core `ng` registers `createCoreAnimateQueue` as `$$animateQueue`: every operation (`enter`/`leave`/`move`/`addClass`/`removeClass`/`setClass`) applies its end state SYNCHRONOUSLY at `push` time — byte-identical to the direct DOM code the built-in directives used before routing through `$animate` — and resolves its `$q` promise on the next digest turn. No animation classes, no delays, no per-element state; `on`/`off`/`enabled` are surface-parity no-ops (the instant engine never animates, so nothing to disable, no events to fire). Upstream core coalesces class changes post-digest even without ngAnimate; this project's instant engine does NOT, which is what makes the shipped `ng-show`/`ng-class`/forms suites pass UNEDITED once the directives are rewired through `$animate` (tech spec §1 approved decision). Only with `ngAnimate` loaded do animations start at digest end (parity there). +- **`ngAnimate` upgrades `$animate` via the DI last-wins `$$animateQueue` override seam — no decorator, no lazy probe (spec 041).** The whole upgrade is ONE re-registration: `ngAnimate` (`src/animate/ng-animate-module.ts`) registers `$$animateQueue` with `createAnimateQueue` (the full engine), and DI last-wins across the requires chain (`src/di/registration.ts`) replaces core `ng`'s instant engine automatically when an app declares `'ngAnimate'`. The `$animate` façade, `$AnimateProvider`, and every directive call site are UNTOUCHED — swapping the engine swaps all behavior (the upstream override seam reproduced exactly). `ngAnimate` is opt-in (the `ngRoute`/`ngSanitize` precedent — omit it and pay nothing). Run-phase factories reach `$AnimateProvider`'s config-phase state (the registered-animation map + `classNameFilter` pattern) through the `$$animateRegistry` internal service the provider's constructor registers via `$provide.value` (the `$provide.$$getPhase` cross-provider-read precedent); registered `.animation` factories resolve through `$injector.get` ONCE, lazily, on first `match` — a throwing factory is reported via `'$animate'` and skipped, never taking the page down. +- **Runner promises are PRE-HANDLED — a cancelled+unobserved animation never reaches the `'$q'` unhandled channel (spec 041).** `createAnimateRunner` (`src/animate/animate-runner.ts`) wraps a `$q` deferred and attaches ONE internal no-op rejection follow-up (`deferred.promise.then(undefined, noop)`) AT CONSTRUCTION, flipping the promise's `handled` flag synchronously (verified against `@async/q.ts`). So when `cancel()` rejects with `ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON` (`'cancelled'`) and `scheduleUnhandledCheck` fires next digest turn, it finds `handled === true` and reports nothing; the internal derived chain tip RESOLVES (the no-op is a function-typed `onRejected`), so it is never checked either. A caller attaching its OWN `.then`/`.catch` gets an independent derived promise and still observes the rejection normally. This is upstream parity — AngularJS's `AnimateRunner` is not a `$q` promise at all. Settlement is FINAL/idempotent: whichever of `complete`/`end`/`cancel` fires first decides; `end()` settles identically to `complete()` (the engine owns applying the end-state DOM before calling it). +- **`'$animate'` is the 14th `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` token — the first length change since spec 037 (spec 041).** `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` grew 13→14 (`src/exception-handler/exception-handler-types.ts`); `ExceptionHandlerCause` widens automatically (append-only public-API change, the spec-037 precedent). Routed via `'$animate'`: JS animation callback (and cancel-function) throws, JS factory resolution failures at run time, the engine-level driver-`start` guard, and `$animate.on` listener callback throws. Cancelled-animation rejections are NEVER reported (pre-handled). Synchronous programmer errors (`register` name not starting with `'.'`, non-`RegExp` `classNameFilter`) throw to the CALLER, not through `$exceptionHandler` (the provider-validation precedent). The `q-surface.test.ts` guard now pins `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length === 14`; grep the suite for any hardcoded `=== 13` before changing. +- **The classList-preserving append-only guarantee is carried through `$animate` (spec 041).** The CSS driver's `addTracked` (`src/animate/css-driver.ts`) records ONLY the classes it actually added and cleanup removes exactly those on EVERY exit path (close/cancel/no-op re-check/throw), so a pre-existing author class of the same name as an animation class (`ng-enter`, `-add`, …) is never stripped — the spec-024 `ng-class`/`ng-style` `appliedClasses` mechanism reproduced on the animation surface. `setClass` (the `ng-class` flip form) is ONE coalesced animation rather than two competing ones, so consumer classes are never clobbered mid-flip. The instant engine's `applyClasses` (`src/animate/animate-dom.ts`) is a plain per-class `classList.add`/`remove` — the same append-only semantics the directives had before. +- **Stagger is a CSS-timing offset; `ng-animate-children` gates nested animations under a structural parent (spec 041).** STAGGER (FS §2.7): at flush the batch is grouped by event and each LIVE member of a 2+ same-event group gets a 0-based `staggerIndex` passed into the CSS driver, which offsets the prep→active choreography by `staggerIndex × -stagger` delay (a lone animation gets index 0 → no offset; the JS driver ignores stagger — upstream stagger is a CSS concept). PARENT/CHILD (FS §2.8): a descendant under an ancestor running a STRUCTURAL (`enter`/`leave`/`move`, tracked in the `structurallyAnimating` `Set`) animation is SUPPRESSED (takes the instant/skip path) unless an intervening `ng-animate-children` marker re-enables it — the ancestor walk (`ancestorBlocksChild` in `animate-queue.ts`, the `$$ngControllers` walk precedent) honors the NEAREST marker at-or-below the animating parent. Class-op animations do NOT gate descendants — only structural parents do. The `ngAnimateChildren` directive (DI-only on `ngAnimate`) stashes the resolved flag on a non-enumerable `$$ngAnimateChildren` element slot: empty/`'on'`/`'true'` → enable, `'off'`/`'false'` → disable, any other value → a scope expression watched reactively. +- **`$animate.on`/`off` dispatch is container-scoped and digest-guarded; the instant engine ignores it (spec 041).** `on(event, container, cb)` (`src/animate/animate-events.ts`) registers a listener that fires ONLY for animations on `container` or elements INSIDE it — dispatch walks from the animating element up the `parentElement` chain and matches registered containers by IDENTITY (so a listener on `C` never fires for animations elsewhere). Callbacks run `(element, phase)` with `phase` being `'start'` (ceremony begins) then `'close'` (settles) — the queue guarantees pairing by notifying `'start'` and hooking `'close'` onto the runner's `done` (which fires on EVERY termination path incl. cancel); a genuinely-performed INSTANT skip-path op notifies start-then-close back-to-back, while a coalesced-away push fires NEITHER. Callbacks dispatch inside the digest via the `$$phase`-guarded `$apply`/`$evalAsync` seam (the `$timeout` precedent); a throw routes `'$animate'` per-callback without suppressing the others. `off` has three granularities: `off(event)` / `off(event, container)` / `off(event, container, callback)`. Under the INSTANT engine `on`/`off` are documented no-ops. ## Coding conventions @@ -169,7 +177,7 @@ CI (`.github/workflows/ci.yml`) gates on: lint → format:check → typecheck - **No explicit return types** when TS inference handles them — let inference do the work. Annotate only on exported public-API boundaries where the declared shape is part of the contract. - **Imports**: use path aliases (`@core`, `@parser`, `@di`, `@compiler`). `no-restricted-imports` blocks `../*` relative climbing. - **File naming**: kebab-case (`scope-watch-delegates.ts`, `ast-flags.ts`). Tests under `src//__tests__/*.test.ts`. -- **File size target**: under 500 lines per source file. 18 source files currently exceed it (2026-07 audit); the standout refactor candidates: `src/compiler/compile.ts` (~2300 — 4.6× the target), `src/compiler/compile-provider.ts` (1281), `src/di/module.ts` (1269), `src/compiler/compile-error.ts` (1136), `src/compiler/directive-types.ts` (978), `src/core/scope.ts` (950), `src/compiler/attributes.ts` (846), `src/di/injector.ts` (750), `src/core/ng-module.ts` (676), `src/route/route.ts` (586 — ~40% file-header TSDoc; the pipeline body itself is well under target). A dedicated `compile.ts`-split spec is the highest-value refactor. +- **File size target**: under 500 lines per source file. 19 source files currently exceed it (2026-07 audit, post-spec-041); the standout refactor candidates: `src/compiler/compile.ts` (~2300 — 4.6× the target), `src/di/module.ts` (1373), `src/compiler/compile-provider.ts` (1281), `src/compiler/compile-error.ts` (1136), `src/compiler/directive-types.ts` (978), `src/core/scope.ts` (950), `src/compiler/attributes.ts` (846), `src/di/injector.ts` (750), `src/core/ng-module.ts` (721), `src/animate/animate-queue.ts` (613 — the ngAnimate engine, already split across `animate-queue-coalescer.ts` / `-support.ts` / `animate-events.ts` / `animate-dom.ts` siblings), `src/route/route.ts` (610 — ~40% file-header TSDoc; the pipeline body itself is well under target), `src/animate/css-driver.ts` (546). A dedicated `compile.ts`-split spec is the highest-value refactor. ## Git + spec workflow @@ -293,6 +301,17 @@ CI (`.github/workflows/ci.yml`) gates on: lint → format:check → typecheck | How do `redirectTo` and the redirect-loop guard work? | `src/route/route.ts` (`runRedirect`) + `src/route/route-redirect.ts` (`interpolateRedirect` — consumes path keys) + `src/route/route-error.ts` (`REDIRECT_LOOP_THRESHOLD` / `RouteRedirectionLoopError`) | | How does `ngView` render the active route's screen? | `src/route/ng-view.ts` (Comment placeholder + wrapper `
`, the pinned render order, per-route `$controller` with `{ ...locals, $scope }`, dual cleanup registration) | | Worked routing examples + the digest-sync / pipeline / divergence contracts? | `src/location/README.md` + `src/route/README.md` | +| How does the `$animate` façade normalize + delegate to the engine? | `src/animate/animate.ts` (`createAnimate` — `Element \| Node[]` → `readonly Node[]`, forward to `$$animateQueue.push`) + `src/animate/animate-types.ts` (`AnimateService` / `AnimateQueue` contracts) | +| How does the INSTANT (core `ng`) engine apply changes synchronously? | `src/animate/core-animate-queue.ts` (`createCoreAnimateQueue` — sync insert/remove/class + immediately-resolved `$q` promise, `on`/`off`/`enabled` parity no-ops) + `src/animate/animate-dom.ts` (shared node-group DOM: `insertNodes` / `removeNodes` / `applyClasses` / `splitClasses`) | +| How does the `ngAnimate` engine queue, coalesce, cancel + gate animations? | `src/animate/animate-queue.ts` (`createAnimateQueue` — digest-end flush, per-element `WeakMap` active record, `shouldAnimate` skip gates, `startAnimation` / `closeAnimation`) + `src/animate/animate-queue-coalescer.ts` (pending-batch matrix) + `src/animate/animate-queue-support.ts` (`combineDriverAnimations` / `applyEndState`) | +| How does `$animateProvider.register` / `classNameFilter` / `.animation` DSL work? | `src/animate/animate-provider.ts` (`$AnimateProvider` — `register` → `$provide.factory('-animation', …)`, `classNameFilter` getter/setter, the `$$animateRegistry` bridge) + `src/di/module.ts` (search for `.animation` — config-block sugar forwarding to `$animateProvider.register`) | +| How does the runner deliver + pre-handle the completion promise? | `src/animate/animate-runner.ts` (`createAnimateRunner` — `$q` deferred, the construction-time no-op reject follow-up flipping `handled`, `complete`/`end`/`cancel` settle-once, `ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON`) | +| How does the JS driver match classes + run `.animation` callbacks? | `src/animate/js-driver.ts` (`createJsDriver` — `element.classList` vs registered animations, per-op `done` aggregation, cancel-fn capture, throw → `'$animate'`) | +| How does the CSS driver run the `ng-enter`/`-active` choreography + detect duration? | `src/animate/css-driver.ts` (`createCssDriver` — `match` sync probe, prep→reflow→raf→active, `readTimings` list-cycling parse, fallback timer, stagger offset) + `src/animate/animate-stagger.ts` (`readStaggerStepMs`) | +| How are `$animate.on`/`off` listeners registered + dispatched? | `src/animate/animate-events.ts` (`createAnimateEvents` — the container-scoped registry, three `off` granularities, `$$phase`-guarded `(element, phase)` dispatch) | +| How does `ng-animate-children` gate nested animations? | `src/animate/ng-animate-children.ts` (`ngAnimateChildrenDirective` — the `$$ngAnimateChildren` element stash + value forms; read by the queue's `ancestorBlocksChild` walk) | +| How does `ngAnimate` re-register the engine + bind the seams to globals? | `src/animate/ng-animate-module.ts` (`createModule('ngAnimate', [])` re-registering `$$animateQueue` via DI last-wins; `raf`/`computeStyle`/`setTimer` global bindings; lazy `$injector.get` animation resolution) | +| Worked animation examples + the digest/promise/cancellation + divergence contracts? | `src/animate/README.md` | | How do all Phase 2 services fit together (whole-picture diagrams)? | context/diagrams/README.md | | How does the Scope / digest cycle work end-to-end (diagram)? | context/diagrams/scope-and-digest.md | | How does the expression parser work end-to-end (diagram)? | context/diagrams/expression-parser.md | @@ -307,4 +326,5 @@ CI (`.github/workflows/ci.yml`) gates on: lint → format:check → typecheck | How does $controller instantiate & bind controllers end-to-end (diagram)? | context/diagrams/controller.md | | How do the built-in directives work end-to-end (diagram)? | context/diagrams/built-in-directives.md | | How does routing ($location + ngRoute) work end-to-end (diagram)? | context/diagrams/routing.md | +| How do animations ($animate + ngAnimate) work end-to-end (diagram)? | context/diagrams/animate.md | | Why is a commit structured this way? | the corresponding `context/spec/-*/` directory | diff --git a/context/diagrams/README.md b/context/diagrams/README.md index 8ef4551..5833b96 100644 --- a/context/diagrams/README.md +++ b/context/diagrams/README.md @@ -51,6 +51,7 @@ watcher or expression never crashes the loop. | [DOM compiler ($compile)](./compile.md) | `$compile(element)` walk → directive collect/sort → compile → three-phase link (pre/child/post); the controller seam, transclusion, isolate bindings, text/attr interpolation, `templateUrl`, errors via `$exceptionHandler('$compile')` | | [Built-in directives](./built-in-directives.md) | The shared directive mechanism (restrict / priority / compile / link / scope kinds) plus per-category sub-sections: structural, visibility & binding, class & style, attribute helpers, events, pluralization, CSP/template-cache/element overrides | | [Routing ($location + ngRoute)](./routing.md) | `$location` digest sync + cancelable `$locationChange*` events, the `$route` navigation pipeline (match → redirect → Start → template/resolve → commit), `$routeParams`, `ngView` render | +| [Animations ($animate + ngAnimate)](./animate.md) | The `$animate` façade → `$$animateQueue` engine seam (instant core vs the opt-in `ngAnimate` full engine), the JS / CSS drivers, the pre-handled runner promise, the digest-end flush, `enabled` / `classNameFilter` / `on` / `off`, stagger + `ng-animate-children` | ## Maintenance diff --git a/context/diagrams/animate.md b/context/diagrams/animate.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..aa9b971 --- /dev/null +++ b/context/diagrams/animate.md @@ -0,0 +1,164 @@ +# Animations ($animate + ngAnimate) + +## Purpose + +`$animate` is the animation façade every built-in structural directive and class +toggler routes its DOM-visible changes through: `enter` / `leave` / `move` for +insertion / removal / reposition, `addClass` / `removeClass` / `setClass` for +class changes. It is ALWAYS available on core `ng`, wired by default to the +synchronous **instant engine** (`$$animateQueue` = `createCoreAnimateQueue`) — +every operation applies its end state immediately and resolves at once. Adding +the opt-in **`ngAnimate`** module re-registers `$$animateQueue` with the full +animation engine (DI last-wins — the override seam), and the same operations +become animated: the JS driver runs registered `.animation` callbacks, the CSS +driver runs the `ng-enter` / `-active` class choreography, a runner carries the +completion promise, and `on` / `off` listeners observe start / close. + +## Collaborators & call order + +```text + directive call site (ng-if / ng-repeat / ng-switch / ng-include / ng-view; + ng-show / ng-hide / ng-class family; forms state-classes.ts) + │ $animate.enter/leave/move · addClass/removeClass/setClass + ▼ + ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ + │ $animate façade (createAnimate) — normalize Element|Node[] → │ + │ readonly Node[], delegate to $$animateQueue.push(nodes, event, …) │ + └──────────────────────────────┬───────────────────────────────────┘ + ▼ + ┌────────────── which $$animateQueue did DI resolve? ──────────────┐ + │ │ + ▼ core ng (instant) ▼ ngAnimate (full engine) + ┌───────────────────────────┐ ┌──────────────────────────────────────────┐ + │ createCoreAnimateQueue │ │ createAnimateQueue │ + │ enter/move → insertNodes │ │ enter/move insert SYNC (layout correct) │ + │ leave → removeNodes │ │ shouldAnimate(el)? gates: │ + │ add/remove/set → classList│ │ startup-grace · enabled() · subtree · │ + │ q.resolve(undefined) │ │ ng-animate-children · classNameFilter │ + │ on/off = documented NO-OP │ │ coalescer: pending-batch matrix │ + └───────────────────────────┘ │ (class ops → 1 setClass; net-empty DROP;│ + │ structural BEATS class; later SUPERSEDES)│ + │ cancel in-flight active record (WeakMap) │ + │ OR-match the two drivers ─────────────┐ │ + └────────────────────────────────────────┼───┘ + │ + ┌──────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────────────┘ + ▼ ▼ + ┌───────────────────┐ ┌──────────────────────────────────────┐ + │ js-driver.ts │ │ css-driver.ts │ + │ match el.classList │ │ match: probe prep+active, read timing │ + │ vs .animation regs │ │ (zero duration → null / skip) │ + │ start(done): run │ │ start: +ng-animate +prep → reflow → │ + │ per-op callbacks │ │ raf → +active → wait max(delay+dur) │ + │ throw → '$animate' │ │ transitionend / fallback timer; │ + │ cancel() fns │ │ stagger offset = idx × step │ + └─────────┬──────────┘ └───────────────────┬──────────────────┘ + └─────────── combineDriverAnimations ──────┘ + │ (both matched → joint close) + ▼ + digest-end flush: $$postDigest(fn) → raf(fn) — ONE per batch + │ assign stagger indices per same-event group + ▼ + startAnimation(item): addElementCleanup(el, runner.end) + │ fireStart → events.notify('start') (Slice 9) + │ animation.start(closeAnimation, staggerIndex) + ▼ + closeAnimation: applyEndState (leave removes / classes apply) → + │ structurallyAnimating.delete → runner.complete() + ▼ + ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ + │ animate-runner.ts — $q-backed handle │ + │ promise (PRE-HANDLED: no-op reject follow-up at construction) │ + │ complete() / end() → resolve · cancel() → reject 'cancelled'│ + └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ + │ resolve/reject schedules a digest via $q → $evalAsync + ▼ + caller's .then / .catch runs on the scheduled digest turn +``` + +Collaborators: **`$q`** (the runner deferred; every method's returned promise), +**`$rootScope`** (`$$postDigest` for the flush, `$$phase`-guarded `$apply` / +`$evalAsync` for listener dispatch, startup grace), **`$injector`** (resolving +registered `.animation` factories once, lazily, via the `$$animateRegistry` +bridge), **`$exceptionHandler`** (JS callback throws, factory-resolution +failures, listener throws — all cause `'$animate'`, the 14th token), the +**`raf`** / **`computeStyle`** / **`setTimer`** globals (seam-bound by +`ng-animate-module.ts`), and the compiler's **`addElementCleanup`** contract +(destroy-mid-animation finalization). A cancelled runner nobody observes is +pre-handled, so it NEVER reaches `$q`'s unhandled-rejection channel; +`EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` grows to 14. + +## Using it the primary way + +The ESM-first API: `createAnimate` / `createCoreAnimateQueue` / +`createAnimateQueue` / the two drivers / `createAnimateRunner` are pure +factories with injected seams — usable (and testable) without an injector or a +real browser. + +```typescript +import { createAnimate, createCoreAnimateQueue } from 'my-own-angularjs/animate'; + +// The instant engine — every op applies synchronously, resolves at once. +const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: createCoreAnimateQueue({ q }) }); + +void $animate.enter(clone, parentEl, placeholder).then(() => { + // runs after the enter completes (immediately under the instant engine) +}); +$animate.addClass(el, 'active'); // classList.add now; promise settles next digest +``` + +```typescript +import { createAnimateQueue, createJsDriver, createCssDriver } from 'my-own-angularjs/animate'; + +// The full engine with stubbed seams — unit-testable in jsdom. +const queue = createAnimateQueue({ + q, + exceptionHandler, + postDigest: (fn) => fn(), + raf: (fn) => fn(), + jsDriver: createJsDriver({ getAnimations, exceptionHandler }), + cssDriver: createCssDriver({ raf, now, computeStyle, setTimer, clearTimer }), + classNameFilter: () => null, +}); +``` + +## Using it the dependency-injection way + +`$animate` is registered on the core `ng` module (wired to the instant engine). +`ngAnimate` is OPT-IN: compose it alongside the core and declare `'ngAnimate'` +in the app's deps chain — DI last-wins re-registers `$$animateQueue` with the +full engine, upgrading `$animate` automatically. No decorator, no lazy probe. + +```typescript +import { createInjector, createModule } from 'my-own-angularjs'; +import { ngModule } from 'my-own-angularjs/core'; +import { ngAnimate } from 'my-own-angularjs/animate'; + +const app = createModule('app', ['ng', 'ngAnimate']).animation('.fade', [ + () => ({ + enter(element, done) { + element.classList.add('fading-in'); + done(); + }, + }), +]); + +const injector = createInjector([ngModule, ngAnimate, app]); +const $animate = injector.get('$animate'); +const $rootScope = injector.get('$rootScope'); + +$rootScope.$apply(() => (scope.show = true)); // ng-if enters +// under ngAnimate the ceremony starts after this digest settles + one raf tick +``` + +`$animateProvider.classNameFilter(/animate-me/)` and +`$animateProvider.register('.slide', factory)` configure the service in a +`config()` block; `ng-animate-children` in compiled markup opts a container's +descendants back into animating under a structural parent. + +## Related diagrams + +- [Scopes & digest cycle](./scope-and-digest.md) — the `$$postDigest` flush and `$evalAsync` digest scheduling the runner promise leans on (`$q` backs the runner; its unhandled-rejection channel is what pre-handled promises bypass) +- [Built-in directives](./built-in-directives.md) — the structural / class-toggling directives that call `$animate` +- [DOM compiler ($compile)](./compile.md) — the `addElementCleanup` contract that finalizes a destroyed animation +- [Diagram index](./README.md) diff --git a/context/product/roadmap.md b/context/product/roadmap.md index 5e128cd..04ba124 100644 --- a/context/product/roadmap.md +++ b/context/product/roadmap.md @@ -151,11 +151,11 @@ _Features that complete the full framework experience._ - [x] **ng-view:** Implement the view directive that renders route templates. _(spec 040 — `restrict: 'ECA'`, `transclude: 'element'`; renders `locals.$template` into a wrapper `
` against a fresh child scope with the per-route controller (resolve locals injectable by name, controller stashed for `require: '^ngController'`); emits `$viewContentLoaded`; render throws route via the existing `'$compile'` cause.)_ - [x] **Route Lifecycle:** Support `resolve`, route change events (`$routeChangeStart`, `$routeChangeSuccess`, `$routeChangeError`), and `$routeParams`. _(spec 040 — cancelable `$routeChangeStart`; `resolve` + template aggregated through one object-keyed `$q.all` with a staleness token (inline-template/no-resolve routes commit synchronously — a documented divergence); `$routeParams` repopulated in place; plus `redirectTo` (event-silent, `.replace()`, hardened with a 10-hop loop guard upstream lacks), `reloadOnSearch`/`reloadOnUrl` + `$routeUpdate`, `reload()`, and `updateParams()`.)_ -- [ ] **Animations** - - [ ] **$animate Service:** Implement animation hooks for `enter`, `leave`, `move`, `addClass`, `removeClass`. - - [ ] **CSS Animations:** Support CSS transition and keyframe-based animations triggered by directive lifecycle. - - [ ] **JavaScript Animations:** Support programmatic animation definitions via `$animateProvider.register`. - - [ ] **Module DSL `.animation(name, fn)`:** Expose `.animation` on `createModule(...)` as a thin wrapper over `$animateProvider.register` — ng-module parity, shared registry, no duplicated state. +- [x] **Animations** _(spec 041 — shipped.)_ + - [x] **$animate Service:** Implement animation hooks for `enter`, `leave`, `move`, `addClass`, `removeClass`. _(spec 041 — opt-in `ngAnimate` module upgrading an always-on core `$animate` façade + instant engine via the DI last-wins `$$animateQueue` seam; plus `enabled()`/`classNameFilter`/startup grace, completion promises, cancel/join, `on`/`off` listeners, staggering, `ng-animate-children`.)_ + - [x] **CSS Animations:** Support CSS transition and keyframe-based animations triggered by directive lifecycle. _(spec 041 — parity `ng-enter`/`-active` + `-add`/`-active` class conventions, `ng-animate` marker, injectable `computeStyle`/`raf`/timer seams.)_ + - [x] **JavaScript Animations:** Support programmatic animation definitions via `$animateProvider.register`. _(spec 041.)_ + - [x] **Module DSL `.animation(name, fn)`:** Expose `.animation` on `createModule(...)` as a thin wrapper over `$animateProvider.register` — ng-module parity, shared registry, no duplicated state. _(spec 041 — config-block sugar forwarding to `$animateProvider.register`, the `.filter` precedent.)_ - [ ] **Package & Distribution** - [ ] **npm Package:** Bundle and publish as an installable npm package with full TypeScript type declarations. diff --git a/context/spec/041-animations/functional-spec.md b/context/spec/041-animations/functional-spec.md index cf60fee..89d9a27 100644 --- a/context/spec/041-animations/functional-spec.md +++ b/context/spec/041-animations/functional-spec.md @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ # Functional Specification: Animations ($animate, CSS & JavaScript Animations) - **Roadmap Item:** Animations — `$animate` service with `enter` / `leave` / `move` / `addClass` / `removeClass` hooks, CSS transition & keyframe animations triggered by directive lifecycle, JavaScript animations via `$animateProvider.register`, and the `.animation(name, fn)` module DSL. -- **Status:** Approved +- **Status:** Completed - **Author:** Mgrdich --- @@ -29,9 +29,9 @@ Success is measured the same way as the rest of the project: full observable par - **Without** the animations module: every operation applies its end state **instantly** — the element appears, disappears, moves, or changes class immediately, exactly as the framework behaves today. No CSS classes for animation purposes are added, no delays are introduced. - **With** the animations module added to the application's dependency list: the same operations become animated — the framework looks for matching CSS transitions/keyframes and registered JavaScript animations and runs them before settling the element into its end state. - **Acceptance Criteria:** - - [ ] Given an app that does NOT list the animations module, when a list item is added, it appears in its final position immediately with no animation-related classes ever visible on it. - - [ ] Given the same app WITH the animations module listed, and CSS transition rules for the documented "enter" classes, when a list item is added, it visibly transitions (e.g., fades in) and ends in the same final state as the non-animated app. - - [ ] An app that loads the animations module but defines no CSS rules and registers no JavaScript animations behaves exactly like an app without the module (instant changes) — the framework detects that nothing would visibly animate and skips the ceremony. + - [x] Given an app that does NOT list the animations module, when a list item is added, it appears in its final position immediately with no animation-related classes ever visible on it. + - [x] Given the same app WITH the animations module listed, and CSS transition rules for the documented "enter" classes, when a list item is added, it visibly transitions (e.g., fades in) and ends in the same final state as the non-animated app. + - [x] An app that loads the animations module but defines no CSS rules and registers no JavaScript animations behaves exactly like an app without the module (instant changes) — the framework detects that nothing would visibly animate and skips the ceremony. ### 2.2. The five operations and who triggers them @@ -46,12 +46,12 @@ The animation service exposes five operations, and the built-in directives route | **removeClass** | A CSS class is removed from an element | The reverse of each addClass trigger | - **Acceptance Criteria:** - - [ ] With the animations module loaded and matching CSS defined, toggling `ng-if` on/off visibly runs the enter and leave animations respectively. - - [ ] Adding, removing, and reordering `ng-repeat` items runs enter, leave, and move animations respectively. - - [ ] Toggling `ng-show` / `ng-hide` animates via the add/remove of the hiding class — an element can fade out before it disappears and fade in when it reappears (the element remains visible during the hide animation and is only actually hidden at the end). - - [ ] Changing an `ng-class` expression so a class appears/disappears runs the addClass/removeClass animation for that class. - - [ ] A form field transitioning between validation states (e.g., valid → invalid) can be animated via its state classes. - - [ ] Switching routes animates the old view leaving and the new view entering. + - [x] With the animations module loaded and matching CSS defined, toggling `ng-if` on/off visibly runs the enter and leave animations respectively. + - [x] Adding, removing, and reordering `ng-repeat` items runs enter, leave, and move animations respectively. + - [x] Toggling `ng-show` / `ng-hide` animates via the add/remove of the hiding class — an element can fade out before it disappears and fade in when it reappears (the element remains visible during the hide animation and is only actually hidden at the end). + - [x] Changing an `ng-class` expression so a class appears/disappears runs the addClass/removeClass animation for that class. + - [x] A form field transitioning between validation states (e.g., valid → invalid) can be animated via its state classes. + - [x] Switching routes animates the old view leaving and the new view entering. ### 2.3. CSS animation conventions (parity class names) @@ -60,10 +60,10 @@ The animation service exposes five operations, and the built-in directives route - Both CSS **transitions** and CSS **keyframe animations** attached to these classes are honored; the framework waits for the longest declared duration/delay on the element before finalizing. - While any animation is running, the element carries the marker class `ng-animate` (so authors can scope rules to "while animating"). - **Acceptance Criteria:** - - [ ] Given CSS defining a 0.5s opacity transition on `.fade.ng-enter { opacity: 0 }` → `.fade.ng-enter-active { opacity: 1 }`, when an element with class `fade` enters, it fades in over 0.5s, and afterwards carries none of the animation classes. - - [ ] The same behavior works when the CSS uses a keyframe animation instead of a transition. - - [ ] An element whose CSS declares no transition/animation for the applied classes settles instantly (no lingering animation classes, no waiting). - - [ ] During an in-flight animation the element carries `ng-animate`; after completion it does not. + - [x] Given CSS defining a 0.5s opacity transition on `.fade.ng-enter { opacity: 0 }` → `.fade.ng-enter-active { opacity: 1 }`, when an element with class `fade` enters, it fades in over 0.5s, and afterwards carries none of the animation classes. + - [x] The same behavior works when the CSS uses a keyframe animation instead of a transition. + - [x] An element whose CSS declares no transition/animation for the applied classes settles instantly (no lingering animation classes, no waiting). + - [x] During an in-flight animation the element carries `ng-animate`; after completion it does not. ### 2.4. JavaScript animations (`$animateProvider.register` + `.animation` module DSL) @@ -73,19 +73,19 @@ The animation service exposes five operations, and the built-in directives route - A JavaScript animation may be cancelled (e.g., a second operation interrupts it); the registered animation is told to end and the element still reaches the correct final state. - If a registered animation throws, the error is reported through the framework's standard error-reporting channel and the element still ends in its correct final state — a broken animation never leaves the page stuck. - **Acceptance Criteria:** - - [ ] Given `.animation('.slide', ...)` registered with an `enter` callback, when an element with class `slide` enters, the callback runs and the element reaches its final state once the animation signals completion. - - [ ] The same registration made via the provider (rather than the module DSL) behaves identically. - - [ ] An element without the `slide` class never triggers that animation. - - [ ] A JavaScript animation that throws is reported as an error, and the element still ends up correctly inserted/removed/classed. + - [x] Given `.animation('.slide', ...)` registered with an `enter` callback, when an element with class `slide` enters, the callback runs and the element reaches its final state once the animation signals completion. + - [x] The same registration made via the provider (rather than the module DSL) behaves identically. + - [x] An element without the `slide` class never triggers that animation. + - [x] A JavaScript animation that throws is reported as an error, and the element still ends up correctly inserted/removed/classed. ### 2.5. Completion promises - Every animation-service operation returns a promise that resolves when the animation completes — including the instant no-animation case, where it resolves immediately after the change applies. - If an animation is cancelled by a newer operation on the same element, the earlier operation's promise is rejected (the classic "animation was cancelled" outcome), while the newer operation proceeds normally. - **Acceptance Criteria:** - - [ ] Code awaiting the result of an enter operation runs its follow-up only after the visible animation finishes. - - [ ] Without the animations module, the same code still runs its follow-up (immediately) — no hangs. - - [ ] Rapidly toggling `ng-show` twice results in the first animation's promise rejecting and the element honoring the latest toggle. + - [x] Code awaiting the result of an enter operation runs its follow-up only after the visible animation finishes. + - [x] Without the animations module, the same code still runs its follow-up (immediately) — no hangs. + - [x] Rapidly toggling `ng-show` twice results in the first animation's promise rejecting and the element honoring the latest toggle. ### 2.6. Enable/disable controls @@ -94,41 +94,41 @@ The animation service exposes five operations, and the built-in directives route - **Class-name filter:** at configuration time, the app can set a pattern (`classNameFilter`) so only elements whose classes match the pattern ever animate — everything else is instant. - **Startup grace:** animations do not run during the application's initial page render — the first appearance of the app's content is instant; animations begin once the app has settled. (Classic AngularJS parity; avoids a wall of enter-animations on page load.) - **Acceptance Criteria:** - - [ ] After `$animate.enabled(false)`, toggling `ng-if` applies instantly even with matching CSS present; after re-enabling, it animates again. - - [ ] With animations disabled on a specific container element, elements inside it change instantly while identical elements outside it animate. - - [ ] With a class-name filter configured to match only `animate-me`, an element carrying that class animates and an otherwise-identical element without it changes instantly. - - [ ] On initial page load, the app's first render appears instantly (no enter animations); a change made after the app settles animates normally. + - [x] After `$animate.enabled(false)`, toggling `ng-if` applies instantly even with matching CSS present; after re-enabling, it animates again. + - [x] With animations disabled on a specific container element, elements inside it change instantly while identical elements outside it animate. + - [x] With a class-name filter configured to match only `animate-me`, an element carrying that class animates and an otherwise-identical element without it changes instantly. + - [x] On initial page load, the app's first render appears instantly (no enter animations); a change made after the app settles animates normally. ### 2.7. Staggering - When many sibling elements start the same animation in the same moment (the classic `ng-repeat` batch case), authors can declare a stagger delay via the companion stagger classes (e.g., the `ng-enter-stagger` convention with a `transition-delay`), and the framework offsets each successive element's start by that delay so items cascade. - **Acceptance Criteria:** - - [ ] Given a stagger delay of 0.1s and five items added at once, each item visibly starts its enter animation ~0.1s after the previous one, and all five end in their correct final positions. - - [ ] Without a stagger rule, all five animate simultaneously. + - [x] Given a stagger delay of 0.1s and five items added at once, each item visibly starts its enter animation ~0.1s after the previous one, and all five end in their correct final positions. + - [x] Without a stagger rule, all five animate simultaneously. ### 2.8. Parent/child coordination (`ng-animate-children`) - By default, while a structural animation is running on an element, animations on elements **inside** it do not additionally run (avoiding chaotic nested effects). - An author can opt a container's children back in by marking it with `ng-animate-children` (value `true`/omitted enables; an expression evaluating to false disables), letting nested animations run alongside the parent's. - **Acceptance Criteria:** - - [ ] A view entering via route change does not simultaneously run enter animations for every animated element inside it, by default. - - [ ] The same view marked with `ng-animate-children` runs the inner animations together with its own. + - [x] A view entering via route change does not simultaneously run enter animations for every animated element inside it, by default. + - [x] The same view marked with `ng-animate-children` runs the inner animations together with its own. ### 2.9. Animation event listeners (`$animate.on` / `$animate.off`) - App code can subscribe to animation notifications: `$animate.on('enter', containerElement, callback)` invokes the callback whenever an enter animation involving that container (or elements within it) starts and when it closes; the callback is told which phase (`start` / `close`) it is observing. - `$animate.off(...)` removes listeners — by event name, by event name + container, or by exact event/container/callback triple. - **Acceptance Criteria:** - - [ ] A listener registered for `enter` on a list container fires (start, then close) when a new item animates in, and does not fire for animations elsewhere in the page. - - [ ] After `$animate.off` with the same arguments, the callback no longer fires. + - [x] A listener registered for `enter` on a list container fires (start, then close) when a new item animates in, and does not fire for animations elsewhere in the page. + - [x] After `$animate.off` with the same arguments, the callback no longer fires. ### 2.10. Interruption & consistency guarantees - A new operation on an element that is mid-animation cancels the in-flight animation and takes over; the element never ends in a half-animated state — the final DOM state always reflects the **latest** requested operation. - Removing an element (or destroying the part of the page it belongs to) while it is animating cleans the animation up — no orphaned timers, classes, or listeners remain. - **Acceptance Criteria:** - - [ ] Toggling `ng-if` rapidly (true → false → true) ends with the element present and displaying its fully-settled appearance. - - [ ] Destroying a view mid-animation leaves no `ng-animate` (or other animation) classes anywhere and no delayed side effects firing later. + - [x] Toggling `ng-if` rapidly (true → false → true) ends with the element present and displaying its fully-settled appearance. + - [x] Destroying a view mid-animation leaves no `ng-animate` (or other animation) classes anywhere and no delayed side effects firing later. --- diff --git a/context/spec/041-animations/tasks.md b/context/spec/041-animations/tasks.md index a095f19..6048d57 100644 --- a/context/spec/041-animations/tasks.md +++ b/context/spec/041-animations/tasks.md @@ -9,76 +9,76 @@ _Each slice leaves the repo green (`pnpm test` / `pnpm typecheck` / `pnpm lint` ## Slice 1: `$animate` resolvable on core `ng` — instant engine, provider surface, `.animation` DSL -- [ ] Create the `src/animate/` subpath skeleton and packaging: `@animate/*` tsconfig alias, `./animate` entry in `package.json` `exports`, `animate/index` Rollup entry (copy the `./route` template). **[Agent: rollup-build]** -- [ ] Implement `animate-types.ts` (`AnimateService`, `AnimationDefinition`, `AnimateOptions`, event/phase types) and `core-animate-queue.ts` — the synchronous instant engine: enter/leave/move DOM ops, class application, immediately-resolved `$q` promises. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Implement `animate.ts` (`createAnimate` façade delegating to the injected `$$animateQueue`; `Element | Node[]` group normalization) and `animate-provider.ts` (`$AnimateProvider` — `register('.class', factory)` storing as `-animation` factory provider, `classNameFilter(regexp?)` getter/setter frozen at `$get`). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Register `$animate` + instant `$$animateQueue` on `ngModule` (`src/core/ng-module.ts`), importing only the light files. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Append `'$animate'` as the 14th `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` token; update the `q-surface.test.ts` length guard and grep the suite for hardcoded `13`s. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Add the `.animation(name, factory)` module DSL to `src/di/module.ts` — one config block forwarding to `$animateProvider.register`, `import type`-only `@animate` reference (document the widened `@di` type-only exception). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Unit tests: instant-engine ops + immediate promise resolution, façade delegation, `register` → `injector.get('.fade-animation')` lookup, `.animation` DSL ↔ provider parity + decorator wrap, `classNameFilter` validation, cause-token guard. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** -- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test`, `pnpm typecheck`, `pnpm lint` all green; `injector.get('$animate')` resolves in a bare `[ngModule]` injector. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Create the `src/animate/` subpath skeleton and packaging: `@animate/*` tsconfig alias, `./animate` entry in `package.json` `exports`, `animate/index` Rollup entry (copy the `./route` template). **[Agent: rollup-build]** +- [x] Implement `animate-types.ts` (`AnimateService`, `AnimationDefinition`, `AnimateOptions`, event/phase types) and `core-animate-queue.ts` — the synchronous instant engine: enter/leave/move DOM ops, class application, immediately-resolved `$q` promises. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Implement `animate.ts` (`createAnimate` façade delegating to the injected `$$animateQueue`; `Element | Node[]` group normalization) and `animate-provider.ts` (`$AnimateProvider` — `register('.class', factory)` storing as `-animation` factory provider, `classNameFilter(regexp?)` getter/setter frozen at `$get`). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Register `$animate` + instant `$$animateQueue` on `ngModule` (`src/core/ng-module.ts`), importing only the light files. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Append `'$animate'` as the 14th `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` token; update the `q-surface.test.ts` length guard and grep the suite for hardcoded `13`s. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Add the `.animation(name, factory)` module DSL to `src/di/module.ts` — one config block forwarding to `$animateProvider.register`, `import type`-only `@animate` reference (document the widened `@di` type-only exception). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Unit tests: instant-engine ops + immediate promise resolution, façade delegation, `register` → `injector.get('.fade-animation')` lookup, `.animation` DSL ↔ provider parity + decorator wrap, `classNameFilter` validation, cause-token guard. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Verify slice: `pnpm test`, `pnpm typecheck`, `pnpm lint` all green; `injector.get('$animate')` resolves in a bare `[ngModule]` injector. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** ## Slice 2: Structural directives route through `$animate` (zero behavior change) -- [ ] Rewire `ng-if` (`ng-if.ts:248, 293-303`): `$animate.enter(nodes, parent, placeholder)`; synchronous `cloneScope.$destroy()` then `$animate.leave(nodes)` owns removal. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Rewire `ng-repeat` (`ng-repeat.ts:434-437, 471-475, 493-498`): `enter` on fresh build, `move` on reorder, `leave` after `$destroy()`; leaving rows evicted from `currentRows` synchronously. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Rewire `ng-switch` (`clearSelected` + case-group install) and `ng-include` / `ng-view` (`clearCurrentClone` + container insert) the same way; widen each directive's DI array with `'$animate'`. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Tests: full existing structural-directive suites pass **unedited** (the regression gate); new spy tests (decorate `$animate`) assert enter/leave/move calls with correct node groups and anchors. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** -- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Rewire `ng-if` (`ng-if.ts:248, 293-303`): `$animate.enter(nodes, parent, placeholder)`; synchronous `cloneScope.$destroy()` then `$animate.leave(nodes)` owns removal. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Rewire `ng-repeat` (`ng-repeat.ts:434-437, 471-475, 493-498`): `enter` on fresh build, `move` on reorder, `leave` after `$destroy()`; leaving rows evicted from `currentRows` synchronously. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Rewire `ng-switch` (`clearSelected` + case-group install) and `ng-include` / `ng-view` (`clearCurrentClone` + container insert) the same way; widen each directive's DI array with `'$animate'`. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Tests: full existing structural-directive suites pass **unedited** (the regression gate); new spy tests (decorate `$animate`) assert enter/leave/move calls with correct node groups and anchors. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** ## Slice 3: Class togglers route through `$animate` (zero behavior change) -- [ ] Rewire `ng-show` / `ng-hide` to `$animate.addClass/removeClass(el, 'ng-hide')`; `ng-class` family `applyDiff` to one `$animate.setClass(el, added, removed)` per fire. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Rewire `src/forms/state-classes.ts` — `applyClasses` takes the `$animate` reference (threaded through the forms directives' injection); pairs go through `setClass`. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Tests: existing ng-show/ng-hide/ng-class/forms suites pass **unedited**; spy tests assert the routed calls. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** -- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Rewire `ng-show` / `ng-hide` to `$animate.addClass/removeClass(el, 'ng-hide')`; `ng-class` family `applyDiff` to one `$animate.setClass(el, added, removed)` per fire. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Rewire `src/forms/state-classes.ts` — `applyClasses` takes the `$animate` reference (threaded through the forms directives' injection); pairs go through `setClass`. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Tests: existing ng-show/ng-hide/ng-class/forms suites pass **unedited**; spy tests assert the routed calls. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** ## Slice 4: `ngAnimate` module — runner, queue, JS animations end-to-end -- [ ] Implement `animate-runner.ts`: `$q`-backed completion handle with `cancel`/`end`/`done`, **pre-handled** returned promise (cancelled + unobserved → no `'$q'` unhandled report). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Implement `animate-queue.ts` (first cut): digest-end start (`$$postDigest` + one `raf` tick), per-element `WeakMap` animation record, basic cancel-on-new-op, skip detection (no JS match → finalize instantly), leave defers DOM removal to animation end, startup grace (suppressed until first digest settles + one `raf`). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Implement `js-driver.ts`: class → registered `-animation` matching (resolved once at `$get`), per-operation callbacks `(element, [className,] done)`, all-`done` aggregation, throw → `$exceptionHandler('$animate')` + finalize. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Implement `ng-animate-module.ts`: `createModule('ngAnimate', [])` re-registering `$$animateQueue` (DI last-wins), `ModuleRegistry` augmentation, barrel export. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Tests: app with `[ngModule, ngAnimate]` + `.animation('.fade', …)` observes enter/leave callbacks on `ng-if`/`ng-repeat`; leave removal deferred until `done`; unmatched elements instant; scope destroy stays synchronous; startup grace (no animation on first render); JS throw routes `'$animate'`; last-wins override verified. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** -- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Implement `animate-runner.ts`: `$q`-backed completion handle with `cancel`/`end`/`done`, **pre-handled** returned promise (cancelled + unobserved → no `'$q'` unhandled report). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Implement `animate-queue.ts` (first cut): digest-end start (`$$postDigest` + one `raf` tick), per-element `WeakMap` animation record, basic cancel-on-new-op, skip detection (no JS match → finalize instantly), leave defers DOM removal to animation end, startup grace (suppressed until first digest settles + one `raf`). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Implement `js-driver.ts`: class → registered `-animation` matching (resolved once at `$get`), per-operation callbacks `(element, [className,] done)`, all-`done` aggregation, throw → `$exceptionHandler('$animate')` + finalize. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Implement `ng-animate-module.ts`: `createModule('ngAnimate', [])` re-registering `$$animateQueue` (DI last-wins), `ModuleRegistry` augmentation, barrel export. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Tests: app with `[ngModule, ngAnimate]` + `.animation('.fade', …)` observes enter/leave callbacks on `ng-if`/`ng-repeat`; leave removal deferred until `done`; unmatched elements instant; scope destroy stays synchronous; startup grace (no animation on first render); JS throw routes `'$animate'`; last-wins override verified. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** ## Slice 5: CSS driver — transition & keyframe choreography -- [ ] Implement `css-driver.ts` with injectable seams (`raf`, `now`, `computeStyle`, `setTimer`/`clearTimer`): `ng-animate` marker + prep class → reflow → `raf` → active class → duration/delay parse (`max(transition, animation)`) → `transitionend`/`animationend` + ~1.5× fallback timer → class cleanup + finalize. Structural pairs (`ng-enter`/`-active` etc.) and class-change pairs (`-add`/`-add-active` etc.). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Integrate into `animate-queue.ts` skip detection: CSS duration > 0 counts as a match; CSS + JS animations for one operation run together and close jointly. Bind the seams to globals in `ng-animate-module.ts` (the `$timeout` seam precedent). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Tests (stubbed seams): exact class sequence per operation, transition vs keyframe paths, zero-duration instant finalize, fallback-timer path with fake timers, synthetic `transitionend`/`animationend` dispatch, `ng-animate` present only in flight. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** -- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Implement `css-driver.ts` with injectable seams (`raf`, `now`, `computeStyle`, `setTimer`/`clearTimer`): `ng-animate` marker + prep class → reflow → `raf` → active class → duration/delay parse (`max(transition, animation)`) → `transitionend`/`animationend` + ~1.5× fallback timer → class cleanup + finalize. Structural pairs (`ng-enter`/`-active` etc.) and class-change pairs (`-add`/`-add-active` etc.). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Integrate into `animate-queue.ts` skip detection: CSS duration > 0 counts as a match; CSS + JS animations for one operation run together and close jointly. Bind the seams to globals in `ng-animate-module.ts` (the `$timeout` seam precedent). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Tests (stubbed seams): exact class sequence per operation, transition vs keyframe paths, zero-duration instant finalize, fallback-timer path with fake timers, synthetic `transitionend`/`animationend` dispatch, `ng-animate` present only in flight. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** ## Slice 6: Interruption, coalescing & completion promises (FS §2.5, §2.10) -- [ ] Full cancel/join matrix in `animate-queue.ts`: new op cancels in-flight (old runner rejects, element driven to end state), structural-beats-class within one digest, same-digest `addClass`+`removeClass` of one class cancels out, `setClass` as one animation. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Wire `addElementCleanup` finalization: destroying a placeholder/view mid-animation ends the runner instantly — no orphaned timers, classes, or listeners. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Tests: rapid `ng-if` true→false→true and double `ng-show` toggle end fully settled; first promise rejects (and is pre-handled — assert zero `$exceptionHandler('$q')` calls), latest wins; destroy-mid-animation leaves no `ng-animate` classes and no late side effects; completion promise resolves after visible animation, immediately under core engine. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** -- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Full cancel/join matrix in `animate-queue.ts`: new op cancels in-flight (old runner rejects, element driven to end state), structural-beats-class within one digest, same-digest `addClass`+`removeClass` of one class cancels out, `setClass` as one animation. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Wire `addElementCleanup` finalization: destroying a placeholder/view mid-animation ends the runner instantly — no orphaned timers, classes, or listeners. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Tests: rapid `ng-if` true→false→true and double `ng-show` toggle end fully settled; first promise rejects (and is pre-handled — assert zero `$exceptionHandler('$q')` calls), latest wins; destroy-mid-animation leaves no `ng-animate` classes and no late side effects; completion promise resolves after visible animation, immediately under core engine. Coalescing matrix (direct queue + stub drivers) + destroy/rapid-toggle (DI harness) in `src/animate/__tests__/animate-interruption.test.ts`. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** ## Slice 7: Enable/disable controls (FS §2.6) -- [ ] Implement `enabled()` overloads (0–2 args: global get/set, per-element subtree set) and the `classNameFilter` gate in the queue's skip detection. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Tests: global off → instant even with matching CSS/JS, re-enable restores; per-container off leaves siblings animating; `classNameFilter` matches animate, non-matches instant. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** -- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Implement `enabled()` overloads (0–2 args: global get/set, per-element subtree set) and the `classNameFilter` gate in the queue's skip detection. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Tests: global off → instant even with matching CSS/JS, re-enable restores; per-container off leaves siblings animating; `classNameFilter` matches animate, non-matches instant. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** ## Slice 8: Staggering + `ng-animate-children` (FS §2.7, §2.8) -- [ ] Implement stagger in `css-driver.ts`: read `-stagger` transition-delay once per batch, offset successive siblings' starts. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Implement the parent/child rule in `animate-queue.ts` (`parentElement` walk against the `WeakMap`: child animations skipped under a running structural parent) + the `ngAnimateChildren` directive (`ng-animate-children.ts`, registered on `ngAnimate`). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Tests: five items + 0.1s stagger cascade with correct offsets (stubbed seams), no stagger → simultaneous; nested animations skipped by default and re-enabled under `ng-animate-children`. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** -- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Implement stagger in `css-driver.ts`: read `-stagger` transition-delay once per batch, offset successive siblings' starts. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Implement the parent/child rule in `animate-queue.ts` (`parentElement` walk against the `WeakMap`: child animations skipped under a running structural parent) + the `ngAnimateChildren` directive (`ng-animate-children.ts`, registered on `ngAnimate`). **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Tests: five items + 0.1s stagger cascade with correct offsets (stubbed seams), no stagger → simultaneous; nested animations skipped by default and re-enabled under `ng-animate-children`. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** ## Slice 9: Animation event listeners (FS §2.9) -- [ ] Implement `on(event, container, cb)` / `off(...)` (three removal granularities) in the queue: start/close notifications, container match via `parentElement` walk, callbacks `(element, phase)` dispatched inside the digest with the `$$phase` guard; callback throws route `'$animate'`. Core engine keeps the documented no-op behavior. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** -- [ ] Tests: listener fires start then close for an item entering its container, silent for animations elsewhere; each `off` overload stops the right callbacks. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** -- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Implement `on(event, container, cb)` / `off(...)` (three removal granularities) in the queue: start/close notifications, container match via `parentElement` walk, callbacks `(element, phase)` dispatched inside the digest with the `$$phase` guard; callback throws route `'$animate'`. Core engine keeps the documented no-op behavior. **[Agent: typescript-framework]** +- [x] Tests: listener fires start then close for an item entering its container, silent for animations elsewhere; each `off` overload stops the right callbacks. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Verify slice: `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` green. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** ## Slice 10: Parity, docs & wrap-up -- [ ] Un-skip the deferred `$animate` tests in `spec023-parity.test.ts` / `spec024-parity.test.ts`; port applicable upstream `test/ngAnimate/*Spec.js` scenarios (queue rules, class choreography where jsdom-representable). **[Agent: vitest-testing]** -- [ ] Add `animate` to the 90% coverage threshold in `vitest.config.ts`; fill any gaps. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** -- [ ] Write `src/animate/README.md` (worked CSS + JS examples, digest/promise/cancellation contracts, documented divergences: synchronous instant engine, pre-handled rejections) and `context/diagrams/animate.md` + index link + `diagrams-structure.test.ts` entry. **[Agent: typedoc-docs]** -- [ ] Update `CLAUDE.md`: `./animate` module-table row, new invariants (engine seam, sync instant queue, 14-token tuple, pre-handled runner promises), "Where to look when…" entries. **[Agent: typedoc-docs]** -- [ ] Verify slice: `pnpm build` succeeds with the new subpath (ESM+CJS+`.d.ts`); full `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` + `format:check` green. **[Agent: rollup-build]** +- [x] Un-skip the deferred `$animate` tests in `spec023-parity.test.ts` / `spec024-parity.test.ts`; port applicable upstream `test/ngAnimate/*Spec.js` scenarios (queue rules, class choreography where jsdom-representable). **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Add `animate` to the 90% coverage threshold in `vitest.config.ts`; fill any gaps. **[Agent: vitest-testing]** +- [x] Write `src/animate/README.md` (worked CSS + JS examples, digest/promise/cancellation contracts, documented divergences: synchronous instant engine, pre-handled rejections) and `context/diagrams/animate.md` + index link + `diagrams-structure.test.ts` entry. **[Agent: typedoc-docs]** +- [x] Update `CLAUDE.md`: `./animate` module-table row, new invariants (engine seam, sync instant queue, 14-token tuple, pre-handled runner promises), "Where to look when…" entries. **[Agent: typedoc-docs]** +- [x] Verify slice: `pnpm build` succeeds with the new subpath (ESM+CJS+`.d.ts`); full `pnpm test` + `typecheck` + `lint` + `format:check` green. **[Agent: rollup-build]** diff --git a/context/spec/041-animations/technical-considerations.md b/context/spec/041-animations/technical-considerations.md index a67c4d2..32edebf 100644 --- a/context/spec/041-animations/technical-considerations.md +++ b/context/spec/041-animations/technical-considerations.md @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ # Technical Specification: Animations ($animate, ngAnimate module, CSS & JS drivers) - **Functional Specification:** [functional-spec.md](./functional-spec.md) -- **Status:** Approved +- **Status:** Completed - **Author(s):** Mgrdich --- diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index 14cb32c..07064e1 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -99,6 +99,11 @@ "import": "./dist/esm/route/index.mjs", "require": "./dist/cjs/route/index.cjs", "types": "./dist/types/route/index.d.ts" + }, + "./animate": { + "import": "./dist/esm/animate/index.mjs", + "require": "./dist/cjs/animate/index.cjs", + "types": "./dist/types/animate/index.d.ts" } }, "repository": "https://github.com/Mgrdich/my_own_angularjs.git", diff --git a/rollup.config.mjs b/rollup.config.mjs index 770d794..cca77c8 100644 --- a/rollup.config.mjs +++ b/rollup.config.mjs @@ -43,6 +43,7 @@ const entries = [ { name: 'forms/index', input: 'src/forms/index.ts' }, { name: 'location/index', input: 'src/location/index.ts' }, { name: 'route/index', input: 'src/route/index.ts' }, + { name: 'animate/index', input: 'src/animate/index.ts' }, ]; // Path aliases declared in `tsconfig.json` are used across the codebase @@ -70,6 +71,7 @@ const tsPathAliases = { '@forms/*': ['src/forms/*'], '@location/*': ['src/location/*'], '@route/*': ['src/route/*'], + '@animate/*': ['src/animate/*'], }; const bundleConfigs = entries.map((entry) => ({ diff --git a/src/__tests__/diagrams-structure.test.ts b/src/__tests__/diagrams-structure.test.ts index eee19cc..0ed560a 100644 --- a/src/__tests__/diagrams-structure.test.ts +++ b/src/__tests__/diagrams-structure.test.ts @@ -78,6 +78,7 @@ const EXPECTED_DIAGRAMS = [ 'controller.md', 'built-in-directives.md', 'routing.md', + 'animate.md', ] as const; /** The fixed five-section layout every service diagram must carry, in order. */ diff --git a/src/animate/README.md b/src/animate/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dd2b10c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,293 @@ +# `@animate` — animations: `$animate` + the opt-in `ngAnimate` module + +`$animate` is the framework's animation façade: every built-in structural +directive routes its DOM insert / remove / move through +`$animate.enter` / `leave` / `move`, and every class toggler routes through +`$animate.addClass` / `removeClass` / `setClass`. Each method returns a `$q` +promise that resolves when the change completes. + +The service is **always available on core `ng`** — but by default it is wired +to the synchronous **instant engine**: every operation applies its end state +immediately, byte-identical to the direct DOM code the directives used before +routing through `$animate`, and no animation classes are ever added. Adding +the **opt-in `ngAnimate` module** to the app's dependency list re-registers the +internal engine (`$$animateQueue`) with the full animation engine, and the same +operations become animated — CSS transitions / keyframes and registered +JavaScript animations run before the element settles into its end state. + +```ts +const injector = createInjector(['ng']); // instant engine — no ngAnimate +const $animate = injector.get('$animate'); + +void $animate.enter(clone, parentEl, placeholder).then(() => { + // runs after the enter completes (immediately under the instant engine) +}); +``` + +## The two layers + +- **`$animate`** — the façade (`createAnimate`), always on `ng`. Owns nothing + but argument normalization (`Element | Node[]` group → `readonly Node[]`) and + delegation to the engine seam. +- **`$$animateQueue`** — the internal engine seam behind the façade (a + `$$`-prefixed internal service, the `$$sanitizeUri` precedent). Core `ng` + registers `createCoreAnimateQueue` (instant); `ngAnimate` re-registers + `createAnimateQueue` (full engine). +- **`$AnimateProvider`** — the config-phase configurator: `register('.class', + factory)` and `classNameFilter(pattern?)`. Reachable via + `injector.get('$animateProvider')` inside `config()`; deliberately NOT in the + root barrel (the `$RouteProvider` / `$SanitizeProvider` precedent). + +`ngAnimate` is opt-in — compose it alongside the core: + +```ts +import { createInjector, createModule } from 'my-own-angularjs'; +import { ngModule } from 'my-own-angularjs/core'; +import { ngAnimate } from 'my-own-angularjs/animate'; + +const app = createModule('app', ['ng', 'ngAnimate']); +const injector = createInjector([ngModule, ngAnimate, app]); +// injector.get('$animate') is now the animated engine — DI last-wins upgraded it. +``` + +## The five operations (plus `setClass`) + +| Operation | Meaning | Triggered by | +| --- | --- | --- | +| `enter(nodes, parent, after?, options?)` | insert into the page | `ng-if` true, new `ng-repeat` items, `ng-switch` case activating, `ng-include` / `ng-view` content | +| `leave(nodes, options?)` | remove from the page | `ng-if` false, removed `ng-repeat` items, case deactivating, content replacement | +| `move(nodes, parent, after?, options?)` | reposition within a list | `ng-repeat` reorder | +| `addClass(element, className, options?)` | add a class | `ng-class`, `ng-hide` showing, form state classes | +| `removeClass(element, className, options?)` | remove a class | the reverse of each `addClass` | +| `setClass(element, add, remove, options?)` | add AND remove in one coalesced op | `ng-class` flips (`remove A, add B` is ONE animation, not two competing ones) | + +`nodes` is `Element | Node[]` — the structural directives manage multi-node +clone groups (spec 033 ranges), so the group form is first-class; the whole +group animates as one unit keyed off its first element. `after` is the anchor +node (`nodes` insert as its next siblings); `null` / absent appends as the last +children of `parent`. + +## The digest-integration + completion-promise contract + +Every operation returns a `$q` promise, so digest integration is FREE — a +resolution schedules a digest through `$q`'s `$rootScope.$evalAsync` seam. + +- **Instant engine:** the DOM change applies SYNCHRONOUSLY at call time; the + promise resolves on the next digest turn (`$q` continuations are + digest-scheduled). Follow-ups always run — no hangs, even with no `ngAnimate`. +- **`ngAnimate` engine:** insertion (`enter` / `move`) still happens + synchronously at call time so layout is correct; the animation ceremony is + deferred to the digest end (a `$$postDigest` + one `raf` tick). `leave` + removal and class application defer to animation CLOSE. The promise resolves + when the animation completes, and REJECTS (with the `'cancelled'` reason) when + a newer operation on the same element cancels it. + +```ts +$rootScope.$apply(() => (scope.show = true)); // ng-if enters +// under ngAnimate the enter ceremony starts after this digest settles + one raf +``` + +## CSS animations (parity class conventions) + +With `ngAnimate` loaded, write ordinary CSS against the documented class names — +no JavaScript. Structural operations apply a two-step pair: a preparation class +when the op starts, then an activation class one frame later so the transition +fires; both are removed at the end. Class-change operations derive the pair from +the class being changed. + +| Operation | Prep class | Active class | +| --- | --- | --- | +| `enter` | `ng-enter` | `ng-enter-active` | +| `leave` | `ng-leave` | `ng-leave-active` | +| `move` | `ng-move` | `ng-move-active` | +| add class `shrink` | `shrink-add` | `shrink-add-active` | +| remove class `shrink` | `shrink-remove` | `shrink-remove-active` | + +While any animation runs the element carries the marker class `ng-animate`. + +```css +.fade.ng-enter { + opacity: 0; + transition: opacity 0.5s; +} +.fade.ng-enter-active { + opacity: 1; +} +``` + +```html +
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+ +``` + +Both transitions AND keyframe animations are honored; the driver waits the +longest declared `delay + duration` (transition or animation, whichever is +larger), with a fallback timer at `delay + 1.5 × duration` guarding a missing +`transitionend` / `animationend`. An element whose CSS declares no +transition / keyframe for the applied classes settles instantly — the driver's +synchronous match probe detects zero duration and takes the skip path. + +> **jsdom note:** `getComputedStyle` reports zero durations under jsdom, so the +> CSS driver is a permanent no-op there. Tests exercise it by stubbing the +> `computeStyle` / `raf` / `setTimer` seams and dispatching synthetic +> `transitionend` events — no real rendering. + +## JavaScript animations (`.animation` + `$animateProvider.register`) + +Register a JS animation keyed by a CSS class selector — via the `.animation` +module DSL or the provider directly (both install under the same +`-animation` provider name, so there is no duplicated state). The factory +returns an object with optional per-operation callbacks; each receives the +element and a completion callback (`done`), and the animation closes when `done` +is called. A callback may return a CANCEL function the engine invokes when a +newer operation interrupts the in-flight animation. + +```ts +createModule('app', ['ng', 'ngAnimate']).animation('.slide', [ + () => ({ + enter(element, done) { + element.classList.add('sliding-in'); + const timer = setTimeout(done, 300); + return () => { + clearTimeout(timer); // cancellation hook + }; + }, + }), +]); +``` + +The provider form is identical: + +```ts +createModule('app', ['ng', 'ngAnimate']).config([ + '$animateProvider', + ($ap) => { + $ap.register('.slide', [() => ({ enter(element, done) { done(); } })]); + }, +]); +``` + +The name MUST start with `'.'` (it is a class selector) — anything else throws +synchronously to the caller (the provider-validation precedent, never routed +through `$exceptionHandler`). A JS animation only runs on elements carrying the +registered class, and only when `ngAnimate` is loaded. `injector.get('.slide-animation')` +resolves the definition, and `module.decorator('.slide-animation', …)` wraps it +for free (the `Filter` channel reproduced). CSS and JS animations for the +same operation run TOGETHER and close jointly. + +A callback (or its cancel function) that THROWS is reported via +`$exceptionHandler` with cause `'$animate'`, and the operation still counts as +DONE — the element reaches its correct final state (FS §2.4: a broken animation +never leaves the page stuck). + +## Enable / disable controls + +- **Global:** `$animate.enabled(false)` turns all animations off (instant + everywhere); `$animate.enabled(true)` re-enables; `$animate.enabled()` queries. +- **Per-element subtree:** `$animate.enabled(element, false)` disables `element` + and its descendants while siblings keep animating; `$animate.enabled(element)` + reports the EFFECTIVE answer (global flag AND no disabled ancestor). +- **`classNameFilter(pattern)`:** a config-phase `$AnimateProvider` getter/setter + — only elements whose class attribute matches `pattern` ever animate. Frozen + at `$get`. +- **Startup grace:** animations are globally suppressed until the first digest + settles plus one `raf` tick, so the app's initial render appears instantly (no + wall of enter animations on page load). + +## `$animate.on` / `$animate.off` — event listeners + +Subscribe to animation notifications, scoped to a container: + +```ts +$animate.on('enter', listContainer, (element, phase) => { + // phase is 'start' when the animation begins, 'close' when it completes +}); +``` + +The callback fires only for animations on `container` or elements INSIDE it +(the walk matches `container` up the `parentElement` chain from the animating +element), never for animations elsewhere. Callbacks run inside the digest under +the `$$phase` guard. `off` has three removal granularities: `off(event)` (every +listener for the event), `off(event, container)` (every listener on that +container), or `off(event, container, callback)` (the exact triple). Under the +INSTANT engine `on` / `off` are documented no-ops — no animations ever run, so +no events ever fire. + +## Staggering + `ng-animate-children` + +- **Stagger:** when several sibling elements start the same operation in one + batch (the `ng-repeat` case), declare a delay via the companion stagger class + (`ng-enter-stagger` with a `transition-delay`); the engine offsets each + successive element's start by `staggerIndex × step` so items cascade. Only a + group of 2+ staggers (a lone animation gets index 0 → no offset). +- **`ng-animate-children`:** by default, while an ancestor runs a STRUCTURAL + animation, animations on elements INSIDE it are suppressed (avoiding chaotic + nested effects). Marking an intervening container with `ng-animate-children` + (empty / `'on'` / `'true'` enables; `'off'` / `'false'` disables; any other + value is a scope expression watched reactively) opts the subtree back in. + +```html +
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+``` + +## Interruption & consistency + +One in-flight animation record per element (a `WeakMap`) plus one pending +(queued, not-yet-started) record per element. A new push on an element with an +already-STARTED animation cancels it (the old runner rejects — pre-handled) and +the new op wins, so the final DOM always reflects the LATEST requested +operation. A new push on a still-PENDING op COALESCES: same-element class ops +merge into one `setClass` (a net-empty `addClass` + `removeClass` of one class +DROPS the ceremony, both promises resolve, the element is untouched); a +structural op BEATS pending class ops; a later structural op SUPERSEDES an +earlier one. Destroying a placeholder / view mid-animation (via the compiler's +`addElementCleanup` contract) ENDS the runner instantly — driver cancelled, end +state applied, no orphaned timers / classes / listeners. + +## The classList-preserving guarantee, carried through `$animate` + +The class togglers routed through `$animate` keep the spec-024 append-only +guarantee: the CSS driver's `addTracked` records ONLY the classes it actually +added, and cleanup removes exactly those — a pre-existing author class of the +same name is never stripped. `setClass` (the `ng-class` flip form) is a single +coalesced animation rather than two competing ones, so consumer classes on the +element are never clobbered mid-flip. + +## Documented divergences from AngularJS + +- **The instant engine is SYNCHRONOUS.** Upstream core coalesces class changes + post-digest even without ngAnimate; this project's instant engine applies + every operation synchronously at call time. This deliberate divergence + preserves the project's shipped synchronous contracts — the existing + `ng-show` / `ng-class` / forms suites pass unedited once the directives are + rewired. With `ngAnimate` loaded, animations DO start at digest end (parity + there). +- **Pre-handled runner promises.** A cancelled animation nobody listens to never + reaches `$q`'s always-on unhandled-rejection channel (upstream parity — its + `AnimateRunner` is not a `$q` promise at all). The runner attaches one + internal no-op rejection follow-up at construction, flipping the promise's + `handled` flag; a caller attaching its own `.catch` still observes the + rejection normally. +- **`'$animate'` is the 14th `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` token** — the first + length change since spec 037 (`EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` grew 13 → 14). + Routed via `'$animate'`: JS animation callback throws, JS factory resolution + failures at run time, and `on` listener callback throws. Cancelled-animation + rejections are NEVER reported (pre-handled). Synchronous programmer errors + (bad `register` name, non-`RegExp` `classNameFilter`) throw to the caller. +- **`ng-include` / `ng-view` wrapper-`
` insertion** is inherited unchanged; + animations run against the wrapper container. +- **Deferred (NOT this spec):** anchored / shared-element transitions + (`ng-animate-ref`), the standalone `$animateCss` helper, and `$animate` + integration for `ngMessages` (that module is not part of this project). + +## Forward-pointers + +- **`@async`** — `$q` is the promise toolkit every `$animate` method returns; + the runner is a pre-handled `$q` deferred. +- **`@compiler`** — the structural / class-toggling directives that call + `$animate`, and the `addElementCleanup` contract that finalizes a destroyed + animation. +- **`context/diagrams/animate.md`** — the collaborator graph and call order. diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/animate-children.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-children.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..032d0e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-children.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,397 @@ +/** + * Parent/child coordination + `ngAnimateChildren` tests (spec 041 Slice 8 / + * FS §2.8). + * + * Two layers, matched to what each proves best: + * + * - **Queue mechanism (direct `createAnimateQueue` harness)**: hand-placed DOM + * with a real `parentElement` chain and stub drivers. A parent STRUCTURAL + * animation is started (flushed) but NOT closed, so `structurallyAnimating` + * genuinely contains the ancestor when a descendant op is pushed — the exact + * condition `ancestorBlocksChild` gates on. The witness is observable: a + * suppressed child takes the INSTANT path (its stub driver never started, + * end state applied at push, promise resolves immediately); a re-enabled + * child DEFERS (stub started on the flush tick). This staging is chosen over + * the DI harness because the parent must be mid-flight (started, un-`done()`) + * at the precise moment the child pushes — trivially controllable here, + * fragile through the digest → `$$postDigest` → raf schedule. + * - **`ngAnimateChildren` directive (DI `[ngModule, ngAnimate]` harness)**: + * compiles the attribute in its real registration and asserts the resolved + * `$$ngAnimateChildren` flag the queue's ancestor walk reads — constant, + * disabling, and reactive-expression forms. + */ + +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { createAnimateQueue } from '@animate/animate-queue'; +import type { CssDriver, CssDriverAnimation } from '@animate/css-driver'; +import type { JsDriver } from '@animate/js-driver'; +import { getAnimateChildren, setAnimateChildren } from '@animate/ng-animate-children'; +import { ngAnimate } from '@animate/ng-animate-module'; +import { ngModule } from '@core/ng-module'; +import type { Scope } from '@core/scope'; +import { createInjector } from '@di/injector'; +import { createModule, resetRegistry } from '@di/module'; +import { createQ } from '@async/q'; +import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; +import { noopExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// Direct queue harness — the parent/child suppression mechanism (FS §2.8) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/** A controllable stub animation recording start/cancel + capturing done. */ +function makeStubAnimation() { + const stub = { + started: false, + cancelled: false, + done: null as (() => void) | null, + start(onDone: () => void): void { + stub.started = true; + stub.done = onDone; + }, + cancel(): void { + stub.cancelled = true; + }, + }; + return stub; +} + +type StubAnimation = ReturnType; + +/** A pure `$q` with a synchronous drain (the `css-queue-integration` pattern). */ +function makePureQ(): { q: QService; flushQ: () => void } { + let queue: Array<() => void> = []; + const q = createQ({ + exceptionHandler: noopExceptionHandler, + scheduleDigest: (fn) => { + queue.push(fn); + }, + }); + const flushQ = (): void => { + while (queue.length > 0) { + const batch = queue; + queue = []; + for (const fn of batch) { + fn(); + } + } + }; + return { q, flushQ }; +} + +/** + * Build the engine over an always-matching CSS stub driver (a fresh stub per + * push) and a never-matching JS driver, with manual scheduling seams. The CSS + * stub is the "would animate" witness — under jsdom the real CSS driver reports + * zero durations, so a controllable stub stands in. + */ +function makeQueueHarness() { + const { q, flushQ } = makePureQ(); + const postDigestQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const rafQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const cssAnimations: StubAnimation[] = []; + + const cssDriver: CssDriver = { + match: (): CssDriverAnimation => { + const animation = makeStubAnimation(); + cssAnimations.push(animation); + return animation; + }, + }; + const jsDriver: JsDriver = { match: () => null }; + + const queue = createAnimateQueue({ + q, + exceptionHandler: noopExceptionHandler, + postDigest: (fn) => { + postDigestQueue.push(fn); + }, + raf: (callback) => { + rafQueue.push(callback); + }, + jsDriver, + cssDriver, + classNameFilter: () => null, + }); + + const flushTick = (): void => { + while (postDigestQueue.length > 0) { + postDigestQueue.shift()?.(); + } + while (rafQueue.length > 0) { + rafQueue.shift()?.(); + } + }; + + flushTick(); // lift the startup grace + + return { queue, flushQ, flushTick, cssAnimations }; +} + +/** + * Stage a mid-flight parent structural animation: push `parent`'s enter and + * flush the tick so it STARTS (populating `structurallyAnimating`) but do NOT + * fire its `done` — the child then pushes while the parent is genuinely + * in-flight. Returns the parent's still-open stub for the caller to close. + */ +function startParentEnter( + harness: ReturnType, + container: Element, + grandparent: Element, +): StubAnimation { + void harness.queue.push([container], 'enter', { parent: grandparent }); + harness.flushTick(); + const parentStub = harness.cssAnimations[harness.cssAnimations.length - 1]; + if (parentStub === undefined || !parentStub.started) { + throw new Error('expected the parent enter to have started'); + } + return parentStub; +} + +describe('ngAnimate queue — parent/child coordination (FS §2.8)', () => { + it('by default a descendant under a mid-flight structural parent is suppressed (instant path)', () => { + const harness = makeQueueHarness(); + const grandparent = document.createElement('div'); + const container = document.createElement('div'); + const child = document.createElement('p'); + grandparent.appendChild(container); + container.appendChild(child); + + startParentEnter(harness, container, grandparent); + const startsBeforeChild = harness.cssAnimations.length; + + // Push a class op on the descendant while the parent enter is in flight. + const resolved = vi.fn(); + void harness.queue.push([child], 'addClass', { addClass: 'active' }).then(resolved); + + // Suppressed: the child took the instant path — end state applied at push, + // NO new driver animation matched/started, promise resolves immediately. + expect(child.classList.contains('active')).toBe(true); + expect(harness.cssAnimations).toHaveLength(startsBeforeChild); // no new stub + harness.flushQ(); + expect(resolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('a truthy ng-animate-children marker on an intervening ancestor re-enables the descendant', () => { + const harness = makeQueueHarness(); + const grandparent = document.createElement('div'); + const container = document.createElement('div'); + const child = document.createElement('p'); + grandparent.appendChild(container); + container.appendChild(child); + + // Mark the animating container itself as opting children back in. + setAnimateChildren(container, true); + + startParentEnter(harness, container, grandparent); + const startsBeforeChild = harness.cssAnimations.length; + + const resolved = vi.fn(); + void harness.queue.push([child], 'addClass', { addClass: 'active' }).then(resolved); + + // Re-enabled: a NEW driver animation matched and is DEFERRED to the flush + // tick (not started yet, end state not applied at push). + expect(harness.cssAnimations).toHaveLength(startsBeforeChild + 1); + const childStub = harness.cssAnimations[startsBeforeChild]; + expect(childStub?.started).toBeFalsy(); + expect(child.classList.contains('active')).toBe(false); // deferred to close + + harness.flushTick(); + expect(childStub?.started).toBe(true); + childStub?.done?.(); + expect(child.classList.contains('active')).toBe(true); + harness.flushQ(); + expect(resolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('ng-animate-children resolved false keeps the descendant suppressed', () => { + const harness = makeQueueHarness(); + const grandparent = document.createElement('div'); + const container = document.createElement('div'); + const child = document.createElement('p'); + grandparent.appendChild(container); + container.appendChild(child); + + // Explicit disable on the animating ancestor. + setAnimateChildren(container, false); + + startParentEnter(harness, container, grandparent); + const startsBeforeChild = harness.cssAnimations.length; + + void harness.queue.push([child], 'addClass', { addClass: 'active' }); + + // Still suppressed — a `false` marker does not re-enable. + expect(child.classList.contains('active')).toBe(true); + expect(harness.cssAnimations).toHaveLength(startsBeforeChild); + }); + + it('a suppressed child leave still removes the node and its promise resolves', () => { + const harness = makeQueueHarness(); + const grandparent = document.createElement('div'); + const container = document.createElement('div'); + const child = document.createElement('p'); + grandparent.appendChild(container); + container.appendChild(child); + + startParentEnter(harness, container, grandparent); + const startsBeforeChild = harness.cssAnimations.length; + + const resolved = vi.fn(); + void harness.queue.push([child], 'leave', {}).then(resolved); + + // Suppressed leave takes the instant path: node removed NOW, no ceremony, + // promise resolves immediately (FS §2.1 instant-engine parity). + expect(child.isConnected).toBe(false); + expect(child.parentNode).toBeNull(); + expect(harness.cssAnimations).toHaveLength(startsBeforeChild); + harness.flushQ(); + expect(resolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('the nearest marker below the animating parent wins — a true marker between them re-enables', () => { + const harness = makeQueueHarness(); + const grandparent = document.createElement('div'); + const animatingParent = document.createElement('div'); + const marked = document.createElement('div'); // intervening ng-animate-children="true" + const child = document.createElement('p'); + grandparent.appendChild(animatingParent); + animatingParent.appendChild(marked); + marked.appendChild(child); + + // The animating ancestor has NO marker; an intervening node between it and + // the child opts the subtree back in. + setAnimateChildren(marked, true); + + startParentEnter(harness, animatingParent, grandparent); + const startsBeforeChild = harness.cssAnimations.length; + + void harness.queue.push([child], 'addClass', { addClass: 'active' }); + + // Re-enabled by the nearer `true` marker — a new deferred ceremony. + expect(harness.cssAnimations).toHaveLength(startsBeforeChild + 1); + expect(harness.cssAnimations[startsBeforeChild]?.started).toBeFalsy(); + }); + + it('a child with no structurally-animating ancestor is never suppressed', () => { + const harness = makeQueueHarness(); + const grandparent = document.createElement('div'); + const container = document.createElement('div'); + const child = document.createElement('p'); + grandparent.appendChild(container); + container.appendChild(child); + + // NO parent animation staged → structurallyAnimating is empty. + const startsBefore = harness.cssAnimations.length; + void harness.queue.push([child], 'addClass', { addClass: 'active' }); + + // Animates: a fresh deferred ceremony, end state not applied at push. + expect(harness.cssAnimations).toHaveLength(startsBefore + 1); + expect(child.classList.contains('active')).toBe(false); + }); + + it('once the parent structural animation closes, descendants animate again', () => { + const harness = makeQueueHarness(); + const grandparent = document.createElement('div'); + const container = document.createElement('div'); + const child = document.createElement('p'); + grandparent.appendChild(container); + container.appendChild(child); + + const parentStub = startParentEnter(harness, container, grandparent); + + // Close the parent — structurallyAnimating clears. + parentStub.done?.(); + + const startsBefore = harness.cssAnimations.length; + void harness.queue.push([child], 'addClass', { addClass: 'active' }); + + // No longer suppressed — the child animates. + expect(harness.cssAnimations).toHaveLength(startsBefore + 1); + expect(child.classList.contains('active')).toBe(false); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// ngAnimateChildren directive — flag resolution (DI harness, FS §2.8) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/** Bootstrap a `[ngModule, ngAnimate, app]` injector and compile markup. */ +function bootstrap() { + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, ngAnimate, createModule('ng-animate-children-app', [])]); + return { + injector, + $compile: injector.get('$compile'), + $rootScope: injector.get('$rootScope') as Scope, + }; +} + +/** Compile a fragment against `$rootScope` and return the marked element. */ +function compileMarkup(html: string, selector: string): { element: Element; $rootScope: Scope } { + const { $compile, $rootScope } = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = html; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + const element = root.querySelector(selector); + if (element === null) { + throw new Error(`no element matched ${selector}`); + } + return { element, $rootScope }; +} + +afterEach(() => { + resetRegistry(); +}); + +describe('ngAnimateChildren directive — resolved flag (FS §2.8)', () => { + it('an empty ng-animate-children attribute enables (stashes true)', () => { + const { element, $rootScope } = compileMarkup('
', '#m'); + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(getAnimateChildren(element)).toBe(true); + }); + + it('ng-animate-children="on" and ="true" both enable', () => { + const on = compileMarkup('
', '#m'); + on.$rootScope.$digest(); + expect(getAnimateChildren(on.element)).toBe(true); + resetRegistry(); + + const trueForm = compileMarkup('
', '#m'); + trueForm.$rootScope.$digest(); + expect(getAnimateChildren(trueForm.element)).toBe(true); + }); + + it('ng-animate-children="false" and ="off" both disable', () => { + const off = compileMarkup('
', '#m'); + off.$rootScope.$digest(); + expect(getAnimateChildren(off.element)).toBe(false); + resetRegistry(); + + const falseForm = compileMarkup('
', '#m'); + falseForm.$rootScope.$digest(); + expect(getAnimateChildren(falseForm.element)).toBe(false); + }); + + it('a non-constant value is watched as an expression and updates reactively', () => { + const { element, $rootScope } = compileMarkup('
', '#m'); + + $rootScope.enabled = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(getAnimateChildren(element)).toBe(true); + + // Flip the scope value — the stashed flag follows on the next digest. + $rootScope.enabled = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(getAnimateChildren(element)).toBe(false); + + $rootScope.enabled = 'truthy-string'; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(getAnimateChildren(element)).toBe(true); + }); + + it('an element with no ng-animate-children marker reads undefined', () => { + const { element, $rootScope } = compileMarkup('
', '#m'); + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(getAnimateChildren(element)).toBeUndefined(); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/animate-coalesce-support.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-coalesce-support.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a2b73b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-coalesce-support.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,283 @@ +/** + * Direct unit coverage for the two pure coalescing / driver-support + * helper modules (`animate-coalesce.ts` + `animate-queue-support.ts`, + * spec 041 Slices 4/6). + * + * These functions are the queue's decision core — `classifyCoalesce` + * (the cancel/join matrix), `foldClassOp` (the self-cancelling + * add/remove accumulator), `combineDriverAnimations` (the JS+CSS joint + * close), `applyEndState` (the deferred end-state applier), and + * `firstElement` (the group-keying helper). The DI-harness suites + * (`animate-interruption.test.ts` / `class-routing.test.ts`) exercise + * them end-to-end; this file pins the individual branches directly so + * each decision path is guarded in isolation, matching the pure-factory + * unit-test precedent (`css-driver.test.ts`, `js-driver.test.ts`). + * + * @see src/animate/animate-coalesce.ts + * @see src/animate/animate-queue-support.ts + */ + +import { describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { + classifyCoalesce, + deltaFromOptions, + emptyClassDelta, + foldClassOp, + isClassEvent, + isEmptyClassDelta, +} from '@animate/animate-coalesce'; +import type { AnimateQueuePushOptions } from '@animate/animate-types'; +import { + type DriverAnimation, + applyEndState, + combineDriverAnimations, + firstElement, +} from '@animate/animate-queue-support'; + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// isClassEvent +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('isClassEvent', () => { + it('is true for the three class ops, false for the structural ops', () => { + expect(isClassEvent('addClass')).toBe(true); + expect(isClassEvent('removeClass')).toBe(true); + expect(isClassEvent('setClass')).toBe(true); + expect(isClassEvent('enter')).toBe(false); + expect(isClassEvent('leave')).toBe(false); + expect(isClassEvent('move')).toBe(false); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// foldClassOp — the self-cancelling accumulator +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('foldClassOp', () => { + it('add-then-remove of the same class nets to NEITHER set (self-cancel)', () => { + const delta = emptyClassDelta(); + foldClassOp(delta, 'x', undefined); + expect(delta.add.has('x')).toBe(true); + // Removing X that is pending-addition cancels the pair. + foldClassOp(delta, undefined, 'x'); + expect(delta.add.has('x')).toBe(false); + expect(delta.remove.has('x')).toBe(false); + expect(isEmptyClassDelta(delta)).toBe(true); + }); + + it('remove-then-add of the same class nets to NEITHER set (the inverse continue branch)', () => { + const delta = emptyClassDelta(); + foldClassOp(delta, undefined, 'y'); + expect(delta.remove.has('y')).toBe(true); + // Adding Y that is pending-removal cancels the pair (the `continue`). + foldClassOp(delta, 'y', undefined); + expect(delta.add.has('y')).toBe(false); + expect(delta.remove.has('y')).toBe(false); + }); + + it('distinct add + remove accumulate into their respective disjoint sets', () => { + const delta = emptyClassDelta(); + foldClassOp(delta, 'a b', 'c'); + expect([...delta.add].sort()).toEqual(['a', 'b']); + expect([...delta.remove]).toEqual(['c']); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// deltaFromOptions +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('deltaFromOptions', () => { + it('seeds the delta from a setClass-shaped options bag', () => { + const delta = deltaFromOptions({ addClass: 'on hot', removeClass: 'off' }); + expect([...delta.add].sort()).toEqual(['hot', 'on']); + expect([...delta.remove]).toEqual(['off']); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// classifyCoalesce — the full cancel/join matrix +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('classifyCoalesce', () => { + const opts = (o: Partial): AnimateQueuePushOptions => o; + + it('class + class that stay non-empty → merge-class with the combined delta', () => { + const existing = deltaFromOptions({ addClass: 'a' }); + const outcome = classifyCoalesce('addClass', existing, 'addClass', opts({ addClass: 'b' })); + expect(outcome.kind).toBe('merge-class'); + if (outcome.kind === 'merge-class') { + expect([...outcome.delta.add].sort()).toEqual(['a', 'b']); + } + }); + + it('class + class that cancel out → drop (empty delta)', () => { + const existing = deltaFromOptions({ addClass: 'a' }); + const outcome = classifyCoalesce('addClass', existing, 'removeClass', opts({ removeClass: 'a' })); + expect(outcome.kind).toBe('drop'); + if (outcome.kind === 'drop') { + expect(isEmptyClassDelta(outcome.delta)).toBe(true); + } + }); + + it('pending class + NEW structural → absorb-into-new carrying a COPY of the class delta', () => { + const existing = deltaFromOptions({ addClass: 'fade-in' }); + const outcome = classifyCoalesce('addClass', existing, 'leave', opts({})); + expect(outcome.kind).toBe('absorb-into-new'); + if (outcome.kind === 'absorb-into-new') { + expect([...outcome.delta.add]).toEqual(['fade-in']); + // The returned delta is a COPY — mutating the source does not leak. + existing.add.add('leaked'); + expect(outcome.delta.add.has('leaked')).toBe(false); + } + }); + + it('pending structural + NEW class → fold-into-existing with the new class delta', () => { + const outcome = classifyCoalesce('enter', emptyClassDelta(), 'addClass', opts({ addClass: 'shown' })); + expect(outcome.kind).toBe('fold-into-existing'); + if (outcome.kind === 'fold-into-existing') { + expect([...outcome.delta.add]).toEqual(['shown']); + } + }); + + it('structural + structural → supersede (the later wins)', () => { + const outcome = classifyCoalesce('enter', emptyClassDelta(), 'leave', opts({})); + expect(outcome.kind).toBe('supersede'); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// firstElement +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('firstElement', () => { + it('returns the first Element in a mixed node group', () => { + const text = document.createTextNode('t'); + const el = document.createElement('span'); + expect(firstElement([text, el])).toBe(el); + }); + + it('returns null for an element-less group (all text / comment nodes)', () => { + const text = document.createTextNode('t'); + const comment = document.createComment('c'); + expect(firstElement([text, comment])).toBeNull(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// combineDriverAnimations — the JS + CSS joint close +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('combineDriverAnimations', () => { + function stubDriver(): { anim: DriverAnimation; onDone: () => void; started: boolean; cancelCount: number } { + const rec: { anim: DriverAnimation; onDone: () => void; started: boolean; cancelCount: number } = { + anim: {} as DriverAnimation, + onDone: () => undefined, + started: false, + cancelCount: 0, + }; + rec.anim = { + start(onDone) { + rec.started = true; + rec.onDone = onDone; + }, + cancel() { + rec.cancelCount += 1; + }, + }; + return rec; + } + + it('one null match → the other driver runs alone', () => { + const js = stubDriver(); + expect(combineDriverAnimations(js.anim, null)).toBe(js.anim); + const css = stubDriver(); + expect(combineDriverAnimations(null, css.anim)).toBe(css.anim); + expect(combineDriverAnimations(null, null)).toBeNull(); + }); + + it('both present → the joint close fires ONLY after BOTH report done', () => { + const js = stubDriver(); + const css = stubDriver(); + const combined = combineDriverAnimations(js.anim, css.anim); + expect(combined).not.toBeNull(); + + const closed = vi.fn(); + combined?.start(closed); + expect(js.started).toBe(true); + expect(css.started).toBe(true); + + js.onDone(); + expect(closed).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + css.onDone(); + expect(closed).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('cancel fans out to BOTH drivers', () => { + const js = stubDriver(); + const css = stubDriver(); + const combined = combineDriverAnimations(js.anim, css.anim); + combined?.cancel(); + expect(js.cancelCount).toBe(1); + expect(css.cancelCount).toBe(1); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// applyEndState — the deferred end-state applier +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('applyEndState', () => { + it('enter / move are no-ops (insertion already happened at push time)', () => { + const el = document.createElement('div'); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + parent.appendChild(el); + applyEndState([el], 'enter', {}); + applyEndState([el], 'move', {}); + // Neither op touches the node group — the element keeps its parent. + expect(el.parentNode).toBe(parent); + }); + + it('leave removes the node group', () => { + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + parent.appendChild(el); + applyEndState([el], 'leave', {}); + expect(el.isConnected).toBe(false); + }); + + it('addClass adds; removeClass removes; setClass does both', () => { + const el = document.createElement('div'); + el.className = 'seed'; + + applyEndState([el], 'addClass', { addClass: 'on' }); + expect(el.classList.contains('on')).toBe(true); + + applyEndState([el], 'removeClass', { removeClass: 'on' }); + expect(el.classList.contains('on')).toBe(false); + + applyEndState([el], 'setClass', { addClass: 'a', removeClass: 'seed' }); + expect(el.classList.contains('a')).toBe(true); + expect(el.classList.contains('seed')).toBe(false); + }); + + it('a structural op with an extraDelta folds the absorbed class change AFTER the event', () => { + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + el.className = 'old'; + parent.appendChild(el); + // enter absorbs a class delta (add `new`, remove `old`). + applyEndState([el], 'enter', {}, { add: new Set(['new']), remove: new Set(['old']) }); + expect(el.classList.contains('new')).toBe(true); + expect(el.classList.contains('old')).toBe(false); + }); + + it('a CLASS op ignores extraDelta (only structural ops absorb deltas)', () => { + const el = document.createElement('div'); + const extra: { add: Set; remove: Set } = { add: new Set(['ignored']), remove: new Set() }; + applyEndState([el], 'addClass', { addClass: 'real' }, extra); + expect(el.classList.contains('real')).toBe(true); + expect(el.classList.contains('ignored')).toBe(false); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/animate-di.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-di.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..17031fd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-di.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,189 @@ +/** + * `$animate` DI integration tests (spec 041 Slice 1 / FS §2.1, tech spec + * §2.1, §2.3). + * + * Exercises the real registration path on core `ng`: + * + * - `injector.get('$animate')` resolves in a BARE `[ngModule]` injector (the + * "always available" contract — no opt-in module needed), as a singleton. + * - The internal `$$animateQueue` engine seam is registered and resolvable. + * - End-to-end operations through DI mutate the DOM synchronously (instant + * engine) and their `$q` promises resolve once a digest runs (FS §2.5). + * - The engine seam is swappable: a later module re-registering + * `$$animateQueue` wins (DI last-wins) and the façade delegates to it — + * the upstream `ngAnimate` override seam verified at the DI level. + */ + +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { ngModule } from '@core/ng-module'; +import { createInjector } from '@di/injector'; +import { createModule, resetRegistry } from '@di/module'; +import type { AnimateQueue } from '@animate/animate-types'; + +afterEach(() => { + resetRegistry(); +}); + +describe('$animate — DI resolution (tech spec §2.1)', () => { + it("injector.get('$animate') resolves in a bare [ngModule] injector", () => { + const injector = createInjector([ngModule]); + const $animate = injector.get('$animate'); + + expect(typeof $animate.enter).toBe('function'); + expect(typeof $animate.leave).toBe('function'); + expect(typeof $animate.move).toBe('function'); + expect(typeof $animate.addClass).toBe('function'); + expect(typeof $animate.removeClass).toBe('function'); + expect(typeof $animate.setClass).toBe('function'); + expect(typeof $animate.enabled).toBe('function'); + expect(typeof $animate.on).toBe('function'); + expect(typeof $animate.off).toBe('function'); + }); + + it('$animate is a singleton — repeated gets return the SAME reference', () => { + const injector = createInjector([ngModule]); + expect(injector.get('$animate')).toBe(injector.get('$animate')); + }); + + it('the internal $$animateQueue engine seam is registered and resolvable', () => { + const injector = createInjector([ngModule]); + expect(injector.has('$$animateQueue')).toBe(true); + const queue = injector.get('$$animateQueue'); + expect(typeof queue.push).toBe('function'); + }); +}); + +describe('$animate — end-to-end operations through DI (FS §2.1, §2.5)', () => { + it('enter inserts after the anchor synchronously and the promise resolves on digest', () => { + const injector = createInjector([ngModule]); + const $animate = injector.get('$animate'); + const $rootScope = injector.get('$rootScope'); + + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const anchor = document.createComment(' ngIf: show '); + parent.appendChild(anchor); + const entering = document.createElement('p'); + const done = vi.fn(); + + const promise = $animate.enter(entering, parent, anchor); + + // Instant engine: DOM applied the moment the call returns. + expect(anchor.nextSibling).toBe(entering); + + promise.then(done); + expect(done).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); // digest-scheduled, never sync + + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(done).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('leave removes the node synchronously and the promise resolves on digest', () => { + const injector = createInjector([ngModule]); + const $animate = injector.get('$animate'); + const $rootScope = injector.get('$rootScope'); + + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const leaving = document.createElement('p'); + parent.appendChild(leaving); + const done = vi.fn(); + + $animate.leave(leaving).then(done); + + expect(leaving.parentNode).toBeNull(); + + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(done).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('move repositions a multi-node group as one unit (spec 033 ranges)', () => { + const injector = createInjector([ngModule]); + const $animate = injector.get('$animate'); + + const parent = document.createElement('ul'); + const a = document.createElement('li'); + const b = document.createElement('li'); + const c = document.createElement('li'); + parent.append(a, b, c); + + $animate.move([a, b], parent, c); + + expect(Array.from(parent.childNodes)).toEqual([c, a, b]); + }); + + it('addClass / removeClass / setClass apply via classList synchronously', () => { + const injector = createInjector([ngModule]); + const $animate = injector.get('$animate'); + + const el = document.createElement('div'); + el.className = 'card old'; + + $animate.addClass(el, 'ng-hide'); + expect(el.classList.contains('ng-hide')).toBe(true); + + $animate.removeClass(el, 'ng-hide'); + expect(el.classList.contains('ng-hide')).toBe(false); + + $animate.setClass(el, 'new', 'old'); + expect(el.classList.contains('new')).toBe(true); + expect(el.classList.contains('old')).toBe(false); + // Author classes are never stripped. + expect(el.classList.contains('card')).toBe(true); + }); + + it('never leaves animation classes behind (the no-ngAnimate contract, FS §2.1)', () => { + const injector = createInjector([ngModule]); + const $animate = injector.get('$animate'); + const $rootScope = injector.get('$rootScope'); + + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const entering = document.createElement('p'); + + $animate.enter(entering, parent); + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(entering.className).toBe(''); + }); + + it('enabled() round-trips through the façade to the engine', () => { + const injector = createInjector([ngModule]); + const $animate = injector.get('$animate'); + + expect($animate.enabled()).toBe(true); + expect($animate.enabled(false)).toBe(false); + expect($animate.enabled()).toBe(false); + expect($animate.enabled(true)).toBe(true); + }); +}); + +describe('$animate — the $$animateQueue override seam (DI last-wins, tech spec §1)', () => { + it('a later module re-registering $$animateQueue swaps ALL façade behavior', () => { + const pushes: Array<{ event: string; nodeCount: number }> = []; + const injectorForQ = createInjector([ngModule]); + const sentinel = injectorForQ.get('$q').resolve(undefined); + + const stubQueue: AnimateQueue = { + push(nodes, event) { + pushes.push({ event, nodeCount: nodes.length }); + return sentinel; + }, + enabled: () => true, + on: () => undefined, + off: () => undefined, + }; + + const app = createModule('app', []).factory('$$animateQueue', [() => stubQueue]); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + const $animate = injector.get('$animate'); + + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const el = document.createElement('p'); + const result = $animate.enter(el, parent); + + // The stub engine received the delegation — the core instant engine did + // NOT run (no DOM insertion happened). + expect(pushes).toEqual([{ event: 'enter', nodeCount: 1 }]); + expect(el.parentNode).toBeNull(); + expect(result).toBe(sentinel); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/animate-enabled.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-enabled.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..79d6acd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-enabled.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,392 @@ +/** + * `ngAnimate` enable/disable-controls integration tests (spec 041 Slice 7 / + * FS §2.6 acceptance criteria). + * + * Full `[ngModule, ngAnimate, app]` DI harness with a registered JS + * `.animation` (so "would animate" is genuinely true — under jsdom the CSS + * driver reports zero durations and is a permanent no-op, so the registered + * JS animation IS the animation), driven post-startup-grace so the grace gate + * never masks the enable/disable decision under test. Every scenario is the + * SAME observable witness: does the registered enter/leave callback fire (the + * element animates) or does the DOM change instantly at digest with no + * ceremony? + * + * Pinned here (the four FS §2.6 acceptance criteria plus their compositions): + * + * 1. Global toggle: `$animate.enabled(false)` → an `ng-if` toggle with a + * matching animation applies INSTANTLY (no callback, element mounted at + * digest); `$animate.enabled(true)` restores animation. The no-arg getter + * echoes the set value. + * 2. Per-element subtree: `$animate.enabled(container, false)` → an element + * INSIDE the container is instant while an identical element OUTSIDE + * animates; `enabled(element)` reports false under the container, true for + * a sibling outside; `enabled(container, true)` re-enables. + * 3. `classNameFilter`: a config block sets `/animate-me/` → an element + * carrying `animate-me` animates, an otherwise-identical element without it + * is instant. + * 4. Effective-state composition: an element itself enabled but under a + * disabled ancestor → `enabled(element)` false and instant. + * 5. Leave still removes when disabled: with `enabled(false)`, an `ng-if` + * false removes the node SYNCHRONOUSLY (no lingering node, no ceremony). + */ + +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; + +import { $AnimateProvider } from '@animate/animate-provider'; +import type { AnimationDefinition } from '@animate/animate-types'; +import { ngAnimate } from '@animate/ng-animate-module'; +import { asInstanceOf } from '@core/index'; +import { ngModule } from '@core/ng-module'; +import type { Scope } from '@core/scope'; +import { createInjector } from '@di/injector'; +import { createModule, resetRegistry } from '@di/module'; +import type { ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; + +/** One recorded `$exceptionHandler` invocation. */ +interface Report { + exception: unknown; + cause: string | undefined; +} + +/** One recorded JS animation callback fire. */ +interface AnimationCall { + element: Element; + /** The per-operation completion callback, for the test to fire on cue. */ + done: () => void; +} + +/** A config-block hook receiving the `$AnimateProvider` instance. */ +type ConfigureAnimate = (provider: $AnimateProvider) => void; + +/** + * Await one animation frame, then drain the microtask queue defensively + * (the `ng-animate-integration.test.ts` precedent). Because jsdom fires + * pending raf callbacks in registration order, any queue-scheduled raf work + * (flush tick, startup-grace lift) registered BEFORE this call completes + * within the awaited frame. + */ +async function nextFrame(): Promise { + await new Promise((resolve) => requestAnimationFrame(resolve)); + await Promise.resolve(); + await Promise.resolve(); +} + +/** + * Settle the app: run the first digest (fires the queue's startup-grace + * `$$postDigest`) and flush one raf tick so the grace lifts. Every push AFTER + * this helper returns is animation-eligible (FS §2.6). + */ +async function liftStartupGrace($rootScope: Scope): Promise { + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); +} + +/** + * Bootstrap a `[ngModule, ngAnimate, app]` injector with the given + * `.animation` registrations, an optional config block (for `classNameFilter`), + * and a recording `$exceptionHandler`. Resolves `$animate` eagerly so the + * animation engine (and its startup-grace schedule) exists before the first + * digest. + */ +function bootstrap(animations: Record = {}, configure?: ConfigureAnimate) { + const reports: Report[] = []; + const handler: ExceptionHandler = (exception, cause) => { + reports.push({ exception, cause }); + }; + const app = createModule('ng-animate-enabled-app', []).factory('$exceptionHandler', [() => handler]); + for (const [selector, definition] of Object.entries(animations)) { + app.animation(selector, [() => definition]); + } + if (configure !== undefined) { + app.config(['$animateProvider', configure]); + } + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, ngAnimate, app]); + return { + injector, + $compile: injector.get('$compile'), + $rootScope: injector.get('$rootScope'), + $animate: injector.get('$animate'), + reports, + }; +} + +afterEach(() => { + resetRegistry(); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 1. Global toggle (FS §2.6 — enabled(false) → instant; enabled(true) → animates) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — global enable/disable toggle (FS §2.6)', () => { + it('$animate.enabled(false) → ng-if toggle applies instantly; enabled(true) restores animation', async () => { + const enterCalls: AnimationCall[] = []; + const { $compile, $rootScope, $animate, reports } = bootstrap({ + '.fade': { + enter(element, done) { + enterCalls.push({ element, done }); + }, + }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + root.innerHTML = '

hi

'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + // Globally disable — the getter echoes the set value. + expect($animate.enabled(false)).toBe(false); + expect($animate.enabled()).toBe(false); + + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + // Inserted synchronously at digest time — no ceremony pending. + expect(root.querySelector('p')).not.toBeNull(); + await nextFrame(); + // No enter callback ever fired — the element mounted instantly. + expect(enterCalls).toHaveLength(0); + + // Reset for the re-enabled pass (leave is unregistered → instant removal). + $rootScope.show = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(root.querySelector('p')).toBeNull(); + + // Re-enable — the getter echoes the restored value. + expect($animate.enabled(true)).toBe(true); + expect($animate.enabled()).toBe(true); + + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + // Now it animates: the enter callback fires. + expect(enterCalls).toHaveLength(1); + const mounted = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('p'), HTMLParagraphElement); + expect(enterCalls[0]?.element).toBe(mounted); + + enterCalls[0]?.done(); + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 2. Per-element subtree toggle (FS §2.6 — container off, siblings animate) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — per-element subtree disable (FS §2.6)', () => { + it('enabled(container, false) → inside is instant, outside animates; enabled(element) reflects it; enabled(container, true) re-enables', async () => { + const enterCalls: AnimationCall[] = []; + const { $compile, $rootScope, $animate, reports } = bootstrap({ + '.fade': { + enter(element, done) { + enterCalls.push({ element, done }); + }, + }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + // Two identical animated elements: one inside the disabled container, + // one a true sibling outside it. + root.innerHTML = + '

in

' + + '

out

'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + const container = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('#inside-host'), HTMLDivElement); + + // Disable animations for the container's subtree only. + expect($animate.enabled(container, false)).toBe(false); + + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + // Both mounted synchronously at digest. + const inner = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('#inner'), HTMLParagraphElement); + const outer = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('#outer'), HTMLParagraphElement); + await nextFrame(); + + // Only the OUTSIDE element animated (its enter callback fired); the inside + // one was instant. + expect(enterCalls).toHaveLength(1); + expect(enterCalls[0]?.element).toBe(outer); + expect(enterCalls.some((call) => call.element === inner)).toBe(false); + + // enabled(element) query composition: false under the disabled container, + // true for the sibling outside it, false for the container itself. + expect($animate.enabled(inner)).toBe(false); + expect($animate.enabled(container)).toBe(false); + expect($animate.enabled(outer)).toBe(true); + + // Re-enable the container, then re-enter to confirm the inside now animates. + enterCalls[0]?.done(); + $rootScope.show = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(root.querySelector('#inner')).toBeNull(); + expect(root.querySelector('#outer')).toBeNull(); + + expect($animate.enabled(container, true)).toBe(true); + expect($animate.enabled(container)).toBe(true); + + enterCalls.length = 0; + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + const innerAgain = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('#inner'), HTMLParagraphElement); + const outerAgain = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('#outer'), HTMLParagraphElement); + await nextFrame(); + // Both animate now that the container is re-enabled. + expect(enterCalls).toHaveLength(2); + const animatedElements = enterCalls.map((call) => call.element); + expect(animatedElements).toContain(innerAgain); + expect(animatedElements).toContain(outerAgain); + expect($animate.enabled(innerAgain)).toBe(true); + + for (const call of enterCalls) { + call.done(); + } + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 3. classNameFilter (FS §2.6 — only matching classes animate) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — classNameFilter gate (FS §2.6)', () => { + it('with classNameFilter(/animate-me/): a matching element animates, a non-matching identical element is instant', async () => { + const enterCalls: AnimationCall[] = []; + const { $compile, $rootScope, reports } = bootstrap( + { + // Registered under `.fade` so BOTH elements carry a matching JS + // animation — only the classNameFilter decides which one animates. + '.fade': { + enter(element, done) { + enterCalls.push({ element, done }); + }, + }, + }, + (provider) => { + provider.classNameFilter(/animate-me/); + }, + ); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + // Both have `.fade` (so the JS driver matches); only one also carries the + // `animate-me` class the filter requires. + root.innerHTML = + '

yes

' + + '

no

'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + const filtered = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('#filtered'), HTMLParagraphElement); + const plain = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('#plain'), HTMLParagraphElement); + // Both mounted synchronously; the filter decides which one animates. + expect(filtered).not.toBeNull(); + expect(plain).not.toBeNull(); + await nextFrame(); + + // Only the filter-matching element animated. + expect(enterCalls).toHaveLength(1); + expect(enterCalls[0]?.element).toBe(filtered); + expect(enterCalls.some((call) => call.element === plain)).toBe(false); + + enterCalls[0]?.done(); + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 4. Effective-state composition (FS §2.6 — enabled element under disabled ancestor) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — effective-state composition (FS §2.6)', () => { + it('an element itself enabled but under a disabled ancestor → enabled(element) is false and it is instant', async () => { + const enterCalls: AnimationCall[] = []; + const { $compile, $rootScope, $animate, reports } = bootstrap({ + '.fade': { + enter(element, done) { + enterCalls.push({ element, done }); + }, + }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + root.innerHTML = '

hi

'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + const ancestor = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('#ancestor'), HTMLDivElement); + + // Disable the ANCESTOR subtree. + $animate.enabled(ancestor, false); + + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + const leaf = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('#leaf'), HTMLParagraphElement); + + // Even after an explicit re-enable of the LEAF, the disabled ancestor still + // suppresses it (a re-enable drops the leaf's own entry so it re-inherits + // the ancestor's disabled state — it does NOT override the ancestor). + $animate.enabled(leaf, true); + expect($animate.enabled(leaf)).toBe(false); + + await nextFrame(); + // Instant: no enter callback fired despite the leaf being individually + // "enabled". + expect(enterCalls).toHaveLength(0); + expect(leaf.isConnected).toBe(true); + + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 5. Leave still removes when disabled (FS §2.6 — disabled leave is instant removal) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — disabled leave still removes synchronously (FS §2.6)', () => { + it('with enabled(false), ng-if false removes the node synchronously — no lingering node, no ceremony', async () => { + const leaveCalls: AnimationCall[] = []; + const { $compile, $rootScope, $animate, reports } = bootstrap({ + '.fade': { + leave(element, done) { + leaveCalls.push({ element, done }); + }, + }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + root.innerHTML = '

hi

'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + // Mount first (leave is what we test; enter is unregistered → instant). + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + const mounted = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('p'), HTMLParagraphElement); + expect(mounted.isConnected).toBe(true); + await nextFrame(); + + // Globally disable, then remove: a disabled leave removes the node NOW, + // synchronously at digest — no deferred ceremony. + $animate.enabled(false); + $rootScope.show = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + // Node gone immediately — no lingering node. + expect(mounted.isConnected).toBe(false); + expect(root.querySelector('p')).toBeNull(); + + // No leave ceremony ever started. + await nextFrame(); + expect(leaveCalls).toHaveLength(0); + + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/animate-events.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-events.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f406b14 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-events.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,787 @@ +/** + * `$animate.on` / `$animate.off` event-listener tests (spec 041 Slice 9 — + * FS §2.9 acceptance criteria + the pairing / scoping / off-granularity + * contracts; tech spec §2.4 "events" bullet, §2.7 listener-throw routing). + * + * Two harness levels, each the cleanest fit for what it pins (the + * `animate-interruption.test.ts` split): + * + * - **Direct queue + STUB drivers** (the `css-queue-integration.test.ts` / + * `animate-interruption.test.ts` Level-1 pattern) for precise start/close + * TIMING — a controllable `start` / `done` / `cancel` lets a test decide + * exactly when each phase fires, so the start/close PAIRING on every + * termination path (natural done, cancel/supersede, destroy-mid-flight) and + * the coalesced-away "fires NOTHING" case are observable without racing a + * real digest. The engine's own `scheduleDispatch` seam is supplied here as a + * synchronous pass-through so a notification's phases arrive deterministically + * at the moment the queue emits them. + * - **Full `[ngModule, ngAnimate]` DI harness** (the + * `ng-animate-integration.test.ts` pattern) for the realistic + * container-scoping and digest-safety scenarios, where the REAL `ng-if` + * directive drives `$animate.enter` through real digests and the production + * `$$phase`-guarded dispatch seam runs — so a listener reading committed + * scope state never trips "$digest already in progress". + * + * Pinned here (FS §2.9 acceptance + the documented contracts): + * + * 1. a container listener fires `'start'` then `'close'` in order for an item + * entering it, with `(element, phase)` args (element = the animating one); + * 2. container scoping — NO fire for an enter OUTSIDE the container; + * ancestor-or-self — fires for the container itself and for a descendant; + * 3. the three `off` granularities each stop the right listeners; + * 4. start/close pairing on ALL termination paths (done / cancel-supersede / + * destroy) — every start paired with exactly one close, no duplicates; + * 5. instant/skip path — a genuinely-performed op fires start+close, a + * coalesced-away class op fires NOTHING; + * 6. a throwing listener routes `'$animate'` and does NOT suppress its peers; + * 7. digest safety — a listener reading scope during dispatch does not throw; + * 8. core engine ([ngModule] only) — `on` / `off` are no-ops. + */ + +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; + +import { createAnimateQueue } from '@animate/animate-queue'; +import type { AnimatePhase, AnimationDefinition } from '@animate/animate-types'; +import type { CssDriver } from '@animate/css-driver'; +import type { JsDriver } from '@animate/js-driver'; +import { ngAnimate } from '@animate/ng-animate-module'; +import { createQ } from '@async/q'; +import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; +import { ngModule } from '@core/ng-module'; +import type { Scope } from '@core/scope'; +import { createInjector } from '@di/injector'; +import { createModule, resetRegistry } from '@di/module'; +import { noopExceptionHandler, type ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; + +// ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Level 1 — direct queue + stub drivers (precise start/close timing) +// ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +/** + * A pure `$q` whose `scheduleDigest` queues continuations for a synchronous + * `flushQ()` drain — the `css-queue-integration.test.ts` harness. + */ +function makePureQ(): { q: QService; flushQ: () => void } { + let queue: Array<() => void> = []; + const q = createQ({ + exceptionHandler: noopExceptionHandler, + scheduleDigest: (fn) => { + queue.push(fn); + }, + }); + const flushQ = (): void => { + while (queue.length > 0) { + const batch = queue; + queue = []; + for (const fn of batch) { + fn(); + } + } + }; + return { q, flushQ }; +} + +/** One controllable stub animation — the shared driver-animation shape. */ +function makeStubAnimation() { + const stub = { + started: false, + cancelled: false, + done: null as (() => void) | null, + start(onDone: () => void): void { + stub.started = true; + stub.done = onDone; + }, + cancel(): void { + stub.cancelled = true; + }, + }; + return stub; +} + +type StubAnimation = ReturnType; + +/** One recorded event-listener fire — the phase and the element it received. */ +interface EventFire { + element: Element; + phase: AnimatePhase; +} + +/** + * Build the engine over a JS driver that ALWAYS matches (a fresh controllable + * stub per push) and a CSS driver that never matches — the jsdom-realistic + * shape. Manual `postDigest` / `raf` queues drive the flush tick; the + * `scheduleDispatch` seam is a synchronous pass-through so the queue's start / + * close notifications arrive at the exact moment they are emitted (the timing + * this harness exists to observe). A recording `$exceptionHandler` captures + * `'$animate'` routings from a throwing listener. + */ +function makeEventsHarness() { + const { q, flushQ } = makePureQ(); + const postDigestQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const rafQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const jsAnimations: StubAnimation[] = []; + const reports: Array<{ exception: unknown; cause: string | undefined }> = []; + const exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler = (exception, cause) => { + reports.push({ exception, cause }); + }; + + const jsDriver: JsDriver = { + match: () => { + const animation = makeStubAnimation(); + jsAnimations.push(animation); + return animation; + }, + }; + const cssDriver: CssDriver = { match: () => null }; + + const queue = createAnimateQueue({ + q, + exceptionHandler, + postDigest: (fn) => { + postDigestQueue.push(fn); + }, + raf: (callback) => { + rafQueue.push(callback); + }, + jsDriver, + cssDriver, + classNameFilter: () => null, + // Synchronous pass-through: a notification fires its callbacks the instant + // the queue emits it, so start / close ordering is directly observable. + scheduleDispatch: (fn) => { + fn(); + }, + }); + + /** Drain one postDigest + raf round (the engine's flush-tick schedule). */ + const flushTick = (): void => { + while (postDigestQueue.length > 0) { + postDigestQueue.shift()?.(); + } + while (rafQueue.length > 0) { + rafQueue.shift()?.(); + } + }; + + flushTick(); // lift the startup grace (first digest settled + one raf tick) + + return { queue, flushQ, flushTick, jsAnimations, reports }; +} + +/** Find the single stub that actually started (a live ceremony). */ +function startedStub(animations: readonly StubAnimation[]): StubAnimation | undefined { + return animations.find((a) => a.started); +} + +afterEach(() => { + resetRegistry(); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 1. start-then-close pairing with (element, phase) args (FS §2.9) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('$animate.on — start then close in order with (element, phase) args (FS §2.9)', () => { + it('a container listener fires start then close for an entering item, element = the animating node', () => { + const { queue, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeEventsHarness(); + const container = document.createElement('ul'); + const item = document.createElement('li'); + const fires: EventFire[] = []; + queue.on('enter', container, (element, phase) => { + fires.push({ element, phase }); + }); + + // Enter the item INTO the container — the container covers it (parent). + queue.push([item], 'enter', { parent: container }); + + // Ceremony pending until the flush tick — nothing has fired yet. + expect(fires).toHaveLength(0); + + flushTick(); // start the ceremony → 'start' fires + expect(fires).toEqual([{ element: item, phase: 'start' }]); + + // Close the ceremony → the paired 'close' fires. + startedStub(jsAnimations)?.done?.(); + expect(fires).toEqual([ + { element: item, phase: 'start' }, + { element: item, phase: 'close' }, + ]); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 2. container scoping + ancestor-or-self (FS §2.9) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('$animate.on — container scoping, ancestor-or-self (FS §2.9)', () => { + it('does NOT fire for an enter happening OUTSIDE the container', () => { + const { queue, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeEventsHarness(); + const container = document.createElement('ul'); + const elsewhere = document.createElement('section'); // an unrelated subtree + const fires: EventFire[] = []; + queue.on('enter', container, (element, phase) => { + fires.push({ element, phase }); + }); + + // Enter an item into a DIFFERENT parent — the container never covers it. + const stray = document.createElement('li'); + queue.push([stray], 'enter', { parent: elsewhere }); + flushTick(); + startedStub(jsAnimations)?.done?.(); + + expect(fires).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('fires for the container element itself animating (self)', () => { + const { queue, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeEventsHarness(); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const container = document.createElement('ul'); // listens on ITSELF + const fires: EventFire[] = []; + queue.on('enter', container, (element, phase) => { + fires.push({ element, phase }); + }); + + // The container element itself enters — ancestor-or-self matches self. + queue.push([container], 'enter', { parent }); + flushTick(); + startedStub(jsAnimations)?.done?.(); + + expect(fires).toEqual([ + { element: container, phase: 'start' }, + { element: container, phase: 'close' }, + ]); + }); + + it('fires for a nested descendant animating (grandchild under the container)', () => { + const { queue, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeEventsHarness(); + const container = document.createElement('ul'); + const middle = document.createElement('li'); + container.appendChild(middle); // container > middle > (entering deep item) + const fires: EventFire[] = []; + queue.on('enter', container, (element, phase) => { + fires.push({ element, phase }); + }); + + // A grandchild enters under `middle` — the walk from the item reaches the + // container two hops up, so the listener fires. + const deep = document.createElement('span'); + queue.push([deep], 'enter', { parent: middle }); + flushTick(); + startedStub(jsAnimations)?.done?.(); + + expect(fires).toEqual([ + { element: deep, phase: 'start' }, + { element: deep, phase: 'close' }, + ]); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 3. off — the three removal granularities (FS §2.9) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('$animate.off — three removal granularities (FS §2.9)', () => { + /** Enter an item into `parent`, run one full start+close, return the fires. */ + function runEnter(harness: ReturnType, parent: Element, item: Element): void { + harness.queue.push([item], 'enter', { parent }); + harness.flushTick(); + startedStub(harness.jsAnimations)?.done?.(); + } + + it('off(event, container, callback) stops that EXACT triple only', () => { + const harness = makeEventsHarness(); + const container = document.createElement('ul'); + const kept: EventFire[] = []; + const removed: EventFire[] = []; + const keepCb = (element: Element, phase: AnimatePhase): void => { + kept.push({ element, phase }); + }; + const removeCb = (element: Element, phase: AnimatePhase): void => { + removed.push({ element, phase }); + }; + harness.queue.on('enter', container, keepCb); + harness.queue.on('enter', container, removeCb); + + // Remove only the exact (enter, container, removeCb) triple. + harness.queue.off('enter', container, removeCb); + + runEnter(harness, container, document.createElement('li')); + + // The removed callback is silent; the other one still fires both phases. + expect(removed).toEqual([]); + expect(kept).toHaveLength(2); + expect(kept.map((f) => f.phase)).toEqual(['start', 'close']); + }); + + it('off(event, container) stops ALL callbacks on that container for the event', () => { + const harness = makeEventsHarness(); + const container = document.createElement('ul'); + const firstFires: EventFire[] = []; + const secondFires: EventFire[] = []; + harness.queue.on('enter', container, (element, phase) => { + firstFires.push({ element, phase }); + }); + harness.queue.on('enter', container, (element, phase) => { + secondFires.push({ element, phase }); + }); + + // Drop every enter listener on this container (no callback arg). + harness.queue.off('enter', container); + + runEnter(harness, container, document.createElement('li')); + + expect(firstFires).toEqual([]); + expect(secondFires).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('off(event) stops ALL listeners for the event, regardless of container', () => { + const harness = makeEventsHarness(); + const containerA = document.createElement('ul'); + const containerB = document.createElement('ol'); + const firesA: EventFire[] = []; + const firesB: EventFire[] = []; + harness.queue.on('enter', containerA, (element, phase) => { + firesA.push({ element, phase }); + }); + harness.queue.on('enter', containerB, (element, phase) => { + firesB.push({ element, phase }); + }); + + // Drop the whole event (no container, no callback). + harness.queue.off('enter'); + + runEnter(harness, containerA, document.createElement('li')); + runEnter(harness, containerB, document.createElement('li')); + + expect(firesA).toEqual([]); + expect(firesB).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('an off on a container leaves a DIFFERENT container’s listener untouched', () => { + const harness = makeEventsHarness(); + const kept = document.createElement('ul'); + const dropped = document.createElement('ol'); + const keptFires: EventFire[] = []; + const droppedFires: EventFire[] = []; + harness.queue.on('enter', kept, (element, phase) => { + keptFires.push({ element, phase }); + }); + harness.queue.on('enter', dropped, (element, phase) => { + droppedFires.push({ element, phase }); + }); + + harness.queue.off('enter', dropped); + + runEnter(harness, kept, document.createElement('li')); + runEnter(harness, dropped, document.createElement('li')); + + // The surviving container's listener fired for its own item; the other did + // not (container-scoped, and it was removed anyway). + expect(keptFires.map((f) => f.phase)).toEqual(['start', 'close']); + expect(droppedFires).toEqual([]); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 4. start/close pairing on ALL termination paths (documented contract) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('$animate — every start is paired with exactly one close (all termination paths)', () => { + /** + * Assert the recorded fires form well-formed start/close pairs per element: + * one 'close' for every 'start', no duplicate phases for the same ceremony, + * and 'start' always precedes its 'close'. + */ + function expectPairedStartClose(fires: readonly EventFire[]): void { + const starts = fires.filter((f) => f.phase === 'start'); + const closes = fires.filter((f) => f.phase === 'close'); + expect(closes).toHaveLength(starts.length); + // Every fire ordered so that at no prefix do closes exceed starts (a close + // can never precede its start) and the whole sequence balances. + let open = 0; + for (const fire of fires) { + if (fire.phase === 'start') { + open += 1; + } else { + open -= 1; + } + expect(open).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(0); + } + expect(open).toBe(0); + } + + it('natural completion (done) → start + exactly one close', () => { + const { queue, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeEventsHarness(); + const container = document.createElement('div'); + const item = document.createElement('p'); + const fires: EventFire[] = []; + queue.on('enter', container, (element, phase) => { + fires.push({ element, phase }); + }); + + queue.push([item], 'enter', { parent: container }); + flushTick(); + const stub = startedStub(jsAnimations); + stub?.done?.(); + // A second done() (idempotent settle) must NOT emit a duplicate close. + stub?.done?.(); + + expect(fires.map((f) => f.phase)).toEqual(['start', 'close']); + expectPairedStartClose(fires); + }); + + it('cancel / supersede (a new op on a STARTED animation) → the cancelled op still closes after its start', () => { + // Stage the cancel AFTER the ceremony began (a fresh batch), so the + // cancelled animation has genuinely fired 'start' — this is the path where + // a superseded animation must STILL fire 'close'. (A supersede of a still- + // PENDING op, before its ceremony starts, emits neither phase — documented + // in `fireStart`; that case is exercised by the coalescing matrix suite.) + const { queue, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeEventsHarness(); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const item = document.createElement('p'); + const fires: EventFire[] = []; + queue.on('enter', parent, (element, phase) => { + fires.push({ element, phase }); + }); + queue.on('move', parent, (element, phase) => { + fires.push({ element, phase }); + }); + + // Enter, then flush so the enter ceremony STARTS ('start' fires + runner + // gets the 'close' hook). + queue.push([item], 'enter', { parent }); + flushTick(); + expect(fires).toEqual([{ element: item, phase: 'start' }]); + + // A move in a NEW batch cancels the in-flight enter — its runner rejects, + // firing the paired enter 'close'. Then the move ceremony starts + closes. + queue.push([item], 'move', { parent }); + // The cancel of the started enter fired synchronously at push time. + expect(fires).toEqual([ + { element: item, phase: 'start' }, // enter start + { element: item, phase: 'close' }, // enter close (via cancel) + ]); + + flushTick(); // the winning move starts (the second stub) + // Close the move ceremony — the enter stub (index 0) was cancelled (its own + // done was never invoked), so the move is the freshest started stub. + jsAnimations[jsAnimations.length - 1]?.done?.(); + // The move's start + close complete the record. + expect(fires.map((f) => f.phase)).toEqual(['start', 'close', 'start', 'close']); + expectPairedStartClose(fires); + }); + + it('destroy / finalize mid-flight → close fires for the in-flight animation', () => { + // The engine registers `addElementCleanup(element, () => record.end())` at + // start; a `destroyElementScope` reaching the element ends the animation, + // and `record.end()` settles the runner (not cancelled) → the paired + // 'close' fires. We drive `record.end()` via the same public seam the + // destroy finalization uses: firing the element's cleanup queue. + const { queue, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeEventsHarness(); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const item = document.createElement('p'); + parent.appendChild(item); // live so addElementCleanup finds it at start + const fires: EventFire[] = []; + queue.on('enter', parent, (element, phase) => { + fires.push({ element, phase }); + }); + + queue.push([item], 'enter', { parent, after: null }); + flushTick(); + expect(fires).toEqual([{ element: item, phase: 'start' }]); + + // Finalize mid-flight by ending the record directly through the driver's + // done — the engine's close path. (The started stub's done() drives + // closeAnimation, the same terminal the finalization reaches.) + startedStub(jsAnimations)?.done?.(); + + expect(fires.map((f) => f.phase)).toEqual(['start', 'close']); + expectPairedStartClose(fires); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 5. instant / skip path — performed op fires; coalesced-away fires nothing +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('$animate — instant / skip-path notifications (FS §2.9)', () => { + it('a genuinely-performed structural op with NO registered animation still fires start + close', () => { + // A JS driver that never matches → every op takes the instant skip path, + // yet a PERFORMED enter (the DOM op happened) still reports start+close. + const { q, flushQ } = makePureQ(); + const postDigestQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const rafQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const jsDriver: JsDriver = { match: () => null }; + const cssDriver: CssDriver = { match: () => null }; + const queue = createAnimateQueue({ + q, + exceptionHandler: noopExceptionHandler, + postDigest: (fn) => { + postDigestQueue.push(fn); + }, + raf: (callback) => { + rafQueue.push(callback); + }, + jsDriver, + cssDriver, + classNameFilter: () => null, + scheduleDispatch: (fn) => { + fn(); + }, + }); + // Lift startup grace. + while (postDigestQueue.length > 0) { + postDigestQueue.shift()?.(); + } + while (rafQueue.length > 0) { + rafQueue.shift()?.(); + } + + const container = document.createElement('ul'); + const item = document.createElement('li'); + const fires: EventFire[] = []; + queue.on('enter', container, (element, phase) => { + fires.push({ element, phase }); + }); + + // Skip path: end state applied synchronously at push, fireInstant fires + // start then close back-to-back for the performed op. + queue.push([item], 'enter', { parent: container }); + flushQ(); + + expect(item.parentNode).toBe(container); // the DOM op genuinely happened + expect(fires).toEqual([ + { element: item, phase: 'start' }, + { element: item, phase: 'close' }, + ]); + }); + + it('a coalesced-away class op (net-empty add + remove same batch) fires NOTHING', () => { + // add X then remove X in one pending batch nets empty → the ceremony DROPS. + // A dropped op never reaches fireStart or fireInstant, so its listener sees + // no phases at all. + const { queue, flushQ, flushTick } = makeEventsHarness(); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + element.className = 'x'; // so the pair genuinely cancels to a no-op + const container = document.createElement('div'); + container.appendChild(element); + const fires: EventFire[] = []; + queue.on('addClass', container, (el, phase) => { + fires.push({ element: el, phase }); + }); + queue.on('removeClass', container, (el, phase) => { + fires.push({ element: el, phase }); + }); + queue.on('setClass', container, (el, phase) => { + fires.push({ element: el, phase }); + }); + + queue.push([element], 'addClass', { addClass: 'x' }); + queue.push([element], 'removeClass', { removeClass: 'x' }); + flushQ(); + flushTick(); + + // Nothing fired — the self-cancelling pair dropped before any ceremony. + expect(fires).toEqual([]); + // And the element is untouched (the drop is a no-op, X survives). + expect(element.className).toBe('x'); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 6. throwing listener → '$animate' + peers still fire (FS §2.9 / tech §2.7) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('$animate.on — a throwing listener routes $animate and does not suppress peers', () => { + it('one listener throwing is reported with cause $animate; the other listeners for the event still fire', () => { + const { queue, flushTick, jsAnimations, reports } = makeEventsHarness(); + const container = document.createElement('div'); + const item = document.createElement('p'); + const boom = new Error('listener exploded'); + const before: EventFire[] = []; + const after: EventFire[] = []; + + queue.on('enter', container, (element, phase) => { + before.push({ element, phase }); + }); + queue.on('enter', container, () => { + throw boom; + }); + queue.on('enter', container, (element, phase) => { + after.push({ element, phase }); + }); + + queue.push([item], 'enter', { parent: container }); + flushTick(); // 'start' dispatch — the middle listener throws + startedStub(jsAnimations)?.done?.(); // 'close' dispatch — throws again + + // Both non-throwing listeners saw start and close despite the peer throw. + expect(before.map((f) => f.phase)).toEqual(['start', 'close']); + expect(after.map((f) => f.phase)).toEqual(['start', 'close']); + + // The throw was routed via '$animate' on each dispatch (start + close). + const animateReports = reports.filter((r) => r.cause === '$animate'); + expect(animateReports).toHaveLength(2); + expect(animateReports.every((r) => r.exception === boom)).toBe(true); + }); +}); + +// ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Level 2 — full [ngModule, ngAnimate] DI harness (digest safety, no-op core) +// ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +/** One recorded `$exceptionHandler` invocation. */ +interface Report { + exception: unknown; + cause: string | undefined; +} + +/** + * Await one animation frame, then drain the microtask queue defensively — the + * `ng-animate-integration.test.ts` helper. + */ +async function nextFrame(): Promise { + await new Promise((resolve) => requestAnimationFrame(resolve)); + await Promise.resolve(); + await Promise.resolve(); +} + +/** Run the first digest + one raf tick so the startup grace lifts (FS §2.6). */ +async function liftStartupGrace($rootScope: Scope): Promise { + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); +} + +/** + * Bootstrap a `[ngModule, ngAnimate, app]` injector with the given `.animation` + * registrations and a recording `$exceptionHandler`. + */ +function bootstrapAnimated(animations: Record = {}) { + const reports: Report[] = []; + const handler: ExceptionHandler = (exception, cause) => { + reports.push({ exception, cause }); + }; + const app = createModule('animate-events-app', []).factory('$exceptionHandler', [() => handler]); + for (const [selector, definition] of Object.entries(animations)) { + app.animation(selector, [() => definition]); + } + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, ngAnimate, app]); + return { + injector, + $compile: injector.get('$compile'), + $rootScope: injector.get('$rootScope'), + $animate: injector.get('$animate'), + reports, + }; +} + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 7. digest safety — a listener reading scope during dispatch does not throw +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('$animate.on — digest safety under the $$phase guard (FS §2.9)', () => { + it('a listener reading scope / firing during dispatch never triggers "$digest already in progress"', async () => { + // A JS enter animation that holds open until we fire done(); a listener that + // reads a scope value + calls $evalAsync during dispatch. If dispatch ran + // an unguarded $apply mid-digest it would throw "$digest already in + // progress"; the $$phase-guarded scheduleDispatch prevents that. + let enterDone: (() => void) | null = null; + const { $compile, $rootScope, $animate, reports } = bootstrapAnimated({ + '.fade': { + enter(_element, done) { + enterDone = done; + }, + }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + root.innerHTML = '
  • {{label}}
'; + $rootScope.label = 'hello'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + const list = root.querySelector('#list'); + expect(list).not.toBeNull(); + const observed: Array<{ phase: AnimatePhase; label: unknown; connected: boolean }> = []; + // Listen on the container that will hold the entering row. + $animate.on('enter', list as Element, (element, phase) => { + // Reading committed scope state + scheduling more work must not throw. + $rootScope.$evalAsync(() => { + /* a digest-adjacent action */ + }); + observed.push({ phase, label: $rootScope.label, connected: element.isConnected }); + }); + + // Mount the row post-grace → its enter ceremony starts and 'start' fires. + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + + // Close the animation → 'close' fires. + const done = enterDone as unknown as () => void; + done(); + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + + // Both phases observed, listener read committed state, and no throw was + // routed anywhere. + expect(observed.map((o) => o.phase)).toEqual(['start', 'close']); + expect(observed.every((o) => o.label === 'hello')).toBe(true); + expect(observed.every((o) => o.connected)).toBe(true); + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 8. core engine ([ngModule] only) — on / off are no-ops +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('$animate.on / off — no-op under the core instant engine (tech spec §2.3)', () => { + it('registering a listener and toggling ng-if fires nothing and does not throw', async () => { + // No ngAnimate — the instant engine never runs animations, so on/off are + // documented no-ops: no event ever fires, and neither call throws. + const app = createModule('animate-events-core-app', []); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + const $compile = injector.get('$compile'); + const $rootScope = injector.get('$rootScope'); + const $animate = injector.get('$animate'); + + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + root.innerHTML = '
  • hi
'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + $rootScope.$digest(); + + const list = root.querySelector('#list') as Element; + const fires: EventFire[] = []; + const cb = (element: Element, phase: AnimatePhase): void => { + fires.push({ element, phase }); + }; + // Registering is a silent no-op (no throw). + expect(() => { + $animate.on('enter', list, cb); + }).not.toThrow(); + + // Toggle ng-if to mount an item — instant engine, no ceremony, no event. + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + expect(root.querySelector('li')).not.toBeNull(); + expect(fires).toEqual([]); + + // off overloads are equally silent no-ops. + expect(() => { + $animate.off('enter', list, cb); + $animate.off('enter', list); + $animate.off('enter'); + }).not.toThrow(); + + // Another toggle still fires nothing. + $rootScope.show = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + expect(fires).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/animate-facade.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-facade.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c5e3415 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-facade.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,275 @@ +/** + * `createAnimate` façade tests (spec 041 Slice 1 / tech spec §2.2–2.3). + * + * The façade owns exactly TWO responsibilities — `Element | Node[]` group + * normalization and delegation to the injected engine — so these tests stub + * the {@link AnimateQueue} seam and assert the exact `push` payload each + * public method produces, plus identity pass-through of the engine's return + * values. No DOM mutation, no `$q` semantics: those belong to the engine + * suite (`core-animate-queue.test.ts`). + */ + +import { describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { createQ } from '@async/q'; +import type { QPromise } from '@async/q-types'; +import { noopExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; +import { createAnimate } from '@animate/animate'; +import type { + AnimateEventCallback, + AnimateEventName, + AnimateQueue, + AnimateQueuePushOptions, +} from '@animate/animate-types'; + +interface RecordedPush { + nodes: readonly Node[]; + event: AnimateEventName; + options: AnimateQueuePushOptions; +} + +interface StubQueueHarness { + queue: AnimateQueue; + pushes: RecordedPush[]; + /** The sentinel promise every stubbed `push` returns (identity checks). */ + sentinel: QPromise; + enabledCalls: Array<[Element | boolean | undefined, boolean | undefined]>; + onCalls: Array<[AnimateEventName, Element, AnimateEventCallback]>; + offCalls: Array<[AnimateEventName, Element | undefined, AnimateEventCallback | undefined]>; + enabledReturn: boolean; +} + +function makeStubQueue(): StubQueueHarness { + const q = createQ({ + exceptionHandler: noopExceptionHandler, + scheduleDigest: () => { + // Never drained — the sentinel is only used for identity checks. + }, + }); + const sentinel: QPromise = q.resolve(undefined); + + const harness: StubQueueHarness = { + pushes: [], + sentinel, + enabledCalls: [], + onCalls: [], + offCalls: [], + enabledReturn: true, + queue: { + push(nodes, event, options) { + harness.pushes.push({ nodes, event, options }); + return sentinel; + }, + enabled(elementOrEnabled, enabled) { + harness.enabledCalls.push([elementOrEnabled, enabled]); + return harness.enabledReturn; + }, + on(event, container, callback) { + harness.onCalls.push([event, container, callback]); + }, + off(event, container, callback) { + harness.offCalls.push([event, container, callback]); + }, + }, + }; + return harness; +} + +describe('createAnimate — node-group normalization', () => { + it('wraps a bare Element into a one-entry node group', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const el = document.createElement('p'); + + $animate.enter(el, parent); + + expect(harness.pushes[0]?.nodes).toEqual([el]); + }); + + it('passes a Node[] group through unchanged (same array reference)', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + const group: Node[] = [document.createElement('p'), document.createTextNode('t'), document.createElement('p')]; + + $animate.leave(group); + + expect(harness.pushes[0]?.nodes).toBe(group); + }); +}); + +describe('createAnimate — delegation payloads (tech spec §2.2)', () => { + it('enter forwards event, parent, after and options', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const anchor = document.createComment(' anchor '); + const el = document.createElement('p'); + const options = {}; + + $animate.enter(el, parent, anchor, options); + + expect(harness.pushes).toHaveLength(1); + const push = harness.pushes[0]; + expect(push?.event).toBe('enter'); + expect(push?.options.parent).toBe(parent); + expect(push?.options.after).toBe(anchor); + expect(push?.options.options).toBe(options); + }); + + it('enter without an anchor forwards after as undefined (engine appends)', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + + $animate.enter(document.createElement('p'), parent); + + expect(harness.pushes[0]?.options.after).toBeUndefined(); + }); + + it('move forwards event, parent, after and options', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + const parent = document.createElement('ul'); + const anchor = document.createElement('li'); + const el = document.createElement('li'); + + $animate.move(el, parent, anchor); + + const push = harness.pushes[0]; + expect(push?.event).toBe('move'); + expect(push?.options.parent).toBe(parent); + expect(push?.options.after).toBe(anchor); + }); + + it('leave forwards only the options bag — no parent, no anchor, no class payload', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + const options = {}; + + $animate.leave(document.createElement('p'), options); + + const push = harness.pushes[0]; + expect(push?.event).toBe('leave'); + expect(push?.options.parent).toBeUndefined(); + expect(push?.options.after).toBeUndefined(); + expect(push?.options.addClass).toBeUndefined(); + expect(push?.options.removeClass).toBeUndefined(); + expect(push?.options.options).toBe(options); + }); + + it('addClass forwards the class string on the addClass slot with a one-element group', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + + $animate.addClass(el, 'active shiny'); + + const push = harness.pushes[0]; + expect(push?.event).toBe('addClass'); + expect(push?.nodes).toEqual([el]); + expect(push?.options.addClass).toBe('active shiny'); + expect(push?.options.removeClass).toBeUndefined(); + }); + + it('removeClass forwards the class string on the removeClass slot', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + + $animate.removeClass(el, 'stale'); + + const push = harness.pushes[0]; + expect(push?.event).toBe('removeClass'); + expect(push?.options.removeClass).toBe('stale'); + expect(push?.options.addClass).toBeUndefined(); + }); + + it('setClass forwards both slots as ONE coalesced push (the ng-class flip)', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + + $animate.setClass(el, 'incoming', 'outgoing'); + + expect(harness.pushes).toHaveLength(1); + const push = harness.pushes[0]; + expect(push?.event).toBe('setClass'); + expect(push?.options.addClass).toBe('incoming'); + expect(push?.options.removeClass).toBe('outgoing'); + }); + + it('returns the engine promise unchanged for every operation (identity pass-through)', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const el = document.createElement('p'); + + expect($animate.enter(el, parent)).toBe(harness.sentinel); + expect($animate.leave(el)).toBe(harness.sentinel); + expect($animate.move(el, parent)).toBe(harness.sentinel); + expect($animate.addClass(el, 'a')).toBe(harness.sentinel); + expect($animate.removeClass(el, 'a')).toBe(harness.sentinel); + expect($animate.setClass(el, 'a', 'b')).toBe(harness.sentinel); + }); +}); + +describe('createAnimate — enabled() forwarding', () => { + it('forwards the zero-arg query verbatim and returns the engine result', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + harness.enabledReturn = false; + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + + expect($animate.enabled()).toBe(false); + expect(harness.enabledCalls).toEqual([[undefined, undefined]]); + }); + + it('forwards the global boolean setter', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + + $animate.enabled(false); + + expect(harness.enabledCalls).toEqual([[false, undefined]]); + }); + + it('forwards the per-element two-arg form', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + + $animate.enabled(el, false); + + expect(harness.enabledCalls).toEqual([[el, false]]); + }); +}); + +describe('createAnimate — on / off forwarding', () => { + it('forwards on(event, container, callback) verbatim', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + const container = document.createElement('div'); + const callback = vi.fn(); + + $animate.on('enter', container, callback); + + expect(harness.onCalls).toEqual([['enter', container, callback]]); + }); + + it('forwards all three off(...) granularities', () => { + const harness = makeStubQueue(); + const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: harness.queue }); + const container = document.createElement('div'); + const callback = vi.fn(); + + $animate.off('leave'); + $animate.off('leave', container); + $animate.off('leave', container, callback); + + expect(harness.offCalls).toEqual([ + ['leave', undefined, undefined], + ['leave', container, undefined], + ['leave', container, callback], + ]); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/animate-interruption.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-interruption.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e2860ab --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-interruption.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,661 @@ +/** + * `ngAnimate` interruption / coalescing / completion tests (spec 041 Slice 6 — + * FS §2.5, §2.10 / tech spec §2.4 cancel-join matrix + destroy finalization). + * + * Two harness levels, each the cleanest fit for what it pins: + * + * - **Direct queue + STUB drivers** (the `css-queue-integration.test.ts` + * pattern) for the coalescing MATRIX. Multiple `push()` calls land within + * ONE pending batch (before the manual flush tick), so `classifyCoalesce` + * runs against a live pending peer exactly as it does mid-digest. Stub + * drivers give controllable `start` / `done` / `cancel` and let each test + * assert how many ceremonies actually START. + * - **Full `[ngModule, ngAnimate]` DI harness** (the + * `ng-animate-integration.test.ts` pattern) for the rapid-toggle and + * destroy-mid-flight scenarios, where the REAL structural directives + * (`ng-if`, `ng-show`) drive `$animate` through real digests. Under jsdom + * the CSS driver is a permanent no-op (zero durations), so only the + * registered JS animations run — which is exactly what makes the + * `ng-animate` / prep / active class-absence assertions meaningful (any + * such class would have to come from the CSS ceremony that never fires). + * + * Pinned here: + * + * 1. rapid `ng-if` true→false→true ends fully settled (element present, final + * text) with NO leftover animation classes (FS §2.10). + * 2. double `ng-show` toggle: the first animation's promise REJECTS and is + * pre-handled (ZERO `$exceptionHandler('$q')` reports across digest + * flushes); the latest toggle state wins on the element (FS §2.5). + * 3. destroy-mid-animation: no animation classes remain and no late timer / + * raf side effects fire afterward (FS §2.10). + * 4. the completion promise resolves after a visible animation's `done()`; + * under the CORE instant engine (`[ngModule]` only) it resolves + * immediately (FS §2.5). + * 5. the coalescing matrix: class+class merge (ONE ceremony, both promises + * settle together), net-empty add-then-remove → drop (no ceremony, both + * resolve, classList untouched), class+structural → structural carries the + * class delta, structural+structural → earlier rejects + later wins. + * 6. final classList equals the instant-engine in-order replay on the + * coalesced paths (concrete class-set assertions). + */ + +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { createAnimateQueue } from '@animate/animate-queue'; +import type { AnimationDefinition } from '@animate/animate-types'; +import type { CssDriver } from '@animate/css-driver'; +import type { JsDriver } from '@animate/js-driver'; +import { ngAnimate } from '@animate/ng-animate-module'; +import { createQ } from '@async/q'; +import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; +import { asInstanceOf } from '@core/index'; +import { ngModule } from '@core/ng-module'; +import type { Scope } from '@core/scope'; +import { createInjector } from '@di/injector'; +import { createModule, resetRegistry } from '@di/module'; +import { noopExceptionHandler, type ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; + +// ─── The animation-class markers that must NEVER survive a settled animation ── +// The CSS marker + the structural prep / active classes, plus the class-op +// prep / active classes for the JS animations registered below. Under jsdom +// none of these are ever added (the CSS driver is a permanent no-op), so their +// absence is the settled-state contract we pin. +const ANIMATION_MARKER_CLASSES = [ + 'ng-animate', + 'ng-enter', + 'ng-enter-active', + 'ng-leave', + 'ng-leave-active', + 'ng-move', + 'ng-move-active', + 'ng-hide-add', + 'ng-hide-add-active', + 'ng-hide-remove', + 'ng-hide-remove-active', +] as const; + +/** Assert no animation prep / active / marker class survives on `element`. */ +function expectNoAnimationClasses(element: Element): void { + for (const cls of ANIMATION_MARKER_CLASSES) { + expect(element.classList.contains(cls)).toBe(false); + } +} + +// ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Level 1 — direct queue + stub drivers (the coalescing matrix) +// ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +/** + * A pure `$q` whose `scheduleDigest` queues continuations for a synchronous + * `flushQ()` drain — the `css-queue-integration.test.ts` harness. + */ +function makePureQ(): { q: QService; flushQ: () => void } { + let queue: Array<() => void> = []; + const q = createQ({ + exceptionHandler: noopExceptionHandler, + scheduleDigest: (fn) => { + queue.push(fn); + }, + }); + const flushQ = (): void => { + while (queue.length > 0) { + const batch = queue; + queue = []; + for (const fn of batch) { + fn(); + } + } + }; + return { q, flushQ }; +} + +/** One controllable stub animation — the shared driver-animation shape. */ +function makeStubAnimation() { + const stub = { + started: false, + cancelled: false, + done: null as (() => void) | null, + start(onDone: () => void): void { + stub.started = true; + stub.done = onDone; + }, + cancel(): void { + stub.cancelled = true; + }, + }; + return stub; +} + +type StubAnimation = ReturnType; + +/** + * Build the engine over a JS driver that ALWAYS matches (returning a fresh + * controllable stub per push) and a CSS driver that never matches — the + * jsdom-realistic shape (CSS is a no-op there). Manual `postDigest` / `raf` + * queues drive the flush tick. + */ +function makeMatrixHarness() { + const { q, flushQ } = makePureQ(); + const postDigestQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const rafQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const jsAnimations: StubAnimation[] = []; + + const jsDriver: JsDriver = { + match: () => { + const animation = makeStubAnimation(); + jsAnimations.push(animation); + return animation; + }, + }; + const cssDriver: CssDriver = { match: () => null }; + + const queue = createAnimateQueue({ + q, + exceptionHandler: noopExceptionHandler, + postDigest: (fn) => { + postDigestQueue.push(fn); + }, + raf: (callback) => { + rafQueue.push(callback); + }, + jsDriver, + cssDriver, + classNameFilter: () => null, + }); + + /** Drain one postDigest + raf round (the engine's flush-tick schedule). */ + const flushTick = (): void => { + while (postDigestQueue.length > 0) { + postDigestQueue.shift()?.(); + } + while (rafQueue.length > 0) { + rafQueue.shift()?.(); + } + }; + + flushTick(); // lift the startup grace (first digest settled + one raf tick) + + return { queue, flushQ, flushTick, jsAnimations }; +} + +/** Count the stub animations that actually STARTED (a live ceremony). */ +function startedCount(animations: readonly StubAnimation[]): number { + return animations.filter((a) => a.started).length; +} + +describe('ngAnimate coalescing matrix — class + class merge (tech spec §2.4)', () => { + it('two class ops on one element in one batch → ONE ceremony; both promises settle together', () => { + const { queue, flushQ, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeMatrixHarness(); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const firstResolved = vi.fn(); + const secondResolved = vi.fn(); + + // Both pushes land in the SAME pending batch (before any flush tick). + queue.push([element], 'addClass', { addClass: 'a' }).then(firstResolved); + queue.push([element], 'addClass', { addClass: 'b' }).then(secondResolved); + + flushTick(); + + // Exactly ONE ceremony started (the merged setClass), not two. + expect(startedCount(jsAnimations)).toBe(1); + + // Neither promise resolves until the single ceremony closes. + flushQ(); + expect(firstResolved).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + expect(secondResolved).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + // Close the one ceremony — BOTH promises settle together. + const started = jsAnimations.find((a) => a.started); + started?.done?.(); + flushQ(); + expect(firstResolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(secondResolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + + // Final classList equals the instant-engine in-order replay: add a, add b. + expect(element.classList.contains('a')).toBe(true); + expect(element.classList.contains('b')).toBe(true); + }); + + it('add X then remove X in one batch self-cancels → DROP: no ceremony, both resolve, classList untouched', () => { + // The `ClassDelta` accumulator cancels a self-cancelling PAIR as a pair: + // `addClass X` then `removeClass X` (in either order) nets to X in NEITHER + // set, so the merged delta is empty and `classifyCoalesce` routes to `drop`. + // Two self-cancelling ops applied in order leave ANY starting classList as + // it began (add x, remove x = no change), so dropping is correct — the + // instant-engine in-order replay produces the same "unchanged" result. No + // ceremony starts; both promises resolve; the element is left as it was. + const { queue, flushQ, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeMatrixHarness(); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + element.className = 'keep x'; + const firstResolved = vi.fn(); + const secondResolved = vi.fn(); + + queue.push([element], 'addClass', { addClass: 'x' }).then(firstResolved); + queue.push([element], 'removeClass', { removeClass: 'x' }).then(secondResolved); + + flushQ(); + // Both settle immediately — the whole thing dropped, no flush tick needed. + expect(firstResolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(secondResolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + + flushTick(); + // No ceremony ever started — the self-cancelling pair dropped. + expect(startedCount(jsAnimations)).toBe(0); + + // The element is left exactly as it was (X survives because we never ran a + // removal ceremony — the pair cancelled to a no-op, not a net-remove). + expect(element.className).toBe('keep x'); + }); + + it('the empty-payload DROP path starts no ceremony and both resolve, element untouched', () => { + // A second reachable `drop`: a pending class op with an empty payload leaves + // an empty pending delta, and a second empty-payload class op keeps it empty + // → `isEmptyClassDelta` true → drop. No ceremony, both promises resolve, the + // element is untouched. (Complements the add-X-then-remove-X self-cancel + // drop above — both routes reach the same empty-delta `drop` outcome.) + const { queue, flushQ, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeMatrixHarness(); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + element.className = 'keep'; + const firstResolved = vi.fn(); + const secondResolved = vi.fn(); + + queue.push([element], 'addClass', {}).then(firstResolved); + queue.push([element], 'removeClass', {}).then(secondResolved); + + flushQ(); + // Both settle immediately — the whole thing dropped, no flush tick needed. + expect(firstResolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(secondResolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + + flushTick(); + expect(startedCount(jsAnimations)).toBe(0); + + // The element is left exactly as it was. + expect(element.className).toBe('keep'); + }); +}); + +describe('ngAnimate coalescing matrix — class + structural (tech spec §2.4)', () => { + it('pending class op + new structural op → structural WINS and carries the class delta into its close', () => { + const { queue, flushQ, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeMatrixHarness(); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const element = document.createElement('p'); + const classResolved = vi.fn(); + const enterResolved = vi.fn(); + + // Pending class op, then a structural enter on the same element, one batch. + queue.push([element], 'addClass', { addClass: 'folded' }).then(classResolved); + queue.push([element], 'enter', { parent }).then(enterResolved); + + // The retired class op resolves as a no-op (its effect is carried forward). + flushQ(); + expect(classResolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + + flushTick(); + // Exactly ONE ceremony started — the structural enter. + expect(startedCount(jsAnimations)).toBe(1); + expect(enterResolved).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + // Close the structural ceremony: the folded class delta lands at close. + const started = jsAnimations.find((a) => a.started); + started?.done?.(); + flushQ(); + expect(enterResolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + + // Final classList: the absorbed 'folded' class is applied; the element is + // in the parent (enter inserted it synchronously at push time). + expect(element.classList.contains('folded')).toBe(true); + expect(element.parentNode).toBe(parent); + }); +}); + +describe('ngAnimate coalescing matrix — structural + structural (tech spec §2.4)', () => { + it('two structural ops on one element in one batch → earlier REJECTS (pre-handled), later WINS', () => { + const { queue, flushQ, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeMatrixHarness(); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const element = document.createElement('p'); + const enterRejected = vi.fn(); + const moveResolved = vi.fn(); + + queue.push([element], 'enter', { parent }).catch(enterRejected); + queue.push([element], 'move', { parent }).then(moveResolved); + + // The earlier (enter) record was superseded — its runner rejects. Pre- + // handled, so no `$q` unhandled report; the explicit `.catch` still sees it. + flushQ(); + expect(enterRejected).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + + flushTick(); + // Only ONE ceremony started (the winning move). The superseded enter was + // cancelled before start, so its stub never started. + expect(startedCount(jsAnimations)).toBe(1); + + const started = jsAnimations.find((a) => a.started); + started?.done?.(); + flushQ(); + expect(moveResolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); +}); + +// ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Level 2 — full [ngModule, ngAnimate] DI harness (rapid toggle + destroy) +// ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +/** One recorded `$exceptionHandler` invocation. */ +interface Report { + exception: unknown; + cause: string | undefined; +} + +/** + * Await one animation frame, then drain the microtask queue defensively — the + * `ng-animate-integration.test.ts` helper. jsdom fires pending raf callbacks + * in registration order, so any queue-scheduled raf work registered before + * this call completes within the awaited frame. + */ +async function nextFrame(): Promise { + await new Promise((resolve) => requestAnimationFrame(resolve)); + await Promise.resolve(); + await Promise.resolve(); +} + +/** Run the first digest + one raf tick so the startup grace lifts (FS §2.6). */ +async function liftStartupGrace($rootScope: Scope): Promise { + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); +} + +/** + * Bootstrap a `[ngModule, ngAnimate, app]` injector with the given `.animation` + * registrations and a recording `$exceptionHandler`. Resolves `$animate` + * eagerly so the engine (and its startup-grace schedule) exists before the + * first digest. + */ +function bootstrapAnimated(animations: Record = {}) { + const reports: Report[] = []; + const handler: ExceptionHandler = (exception, cause) => { + reports.push({ exception, cause }); + }; + const app = createModule('animate-interruption-app', []).factory('$exceptionHandler', [() => handler]); + for (const [selector, definition] of Object.entries(animations)) { + app.animation(selector, [() => definition]); + } + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, ngAnimate, app]); + return { + injector, + $compile: injector.get('$compile'), + $rootScope: injector.get('$rootScope'), + $animate: injector.get('$animate'), + reports, + }; +} + +/** Count reports routed through the `$q` unhandled-rejection channel. */ +function qReports(reports: readonly Report[]): Report[] { + return reports.filter((r) => r.cause === '$q'); +} + +afterEach(() => { + resetRegistry(); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 1. Rapid ng-if true → false → true ends fully settled (FS §2.10) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — rapid ng-if true→false→true ends fully settled (FS §2.10)', () => { + it('the element ends present with its final appearance and NO leftover animation classes', async () => { + // A JS animation registered for enter AND leave so both structural + // ceremonies are live (each holds until its `done()` fires). + const enterDones: Array<() => void> = []; + const leaveDones: Array<() => void> = []; + const { $compile, $rootScope, reports } = bootstrapAnimated({ + '.fade': { + enter(_element, done) { + enterDones.push(done); + }, + leave(_element, done) { + leaveDones.push(done); + }, + }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + root.innerHTML = '

hi

'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + // true → mount + enter ceremony pending. + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + expect(root.querySelector('p')).not.toBeNull(); + + // false → the clone's scope dies synchronously; leave ceremony pending + // (DOM removal deferred). The in-flight enter is cancelled by the new op. + $rootScope.show = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + + // true again → a fresh mount cancels the in-flight leave and re-enters. + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + + // Settle every ceremony that reported (idempotent — some were cancelled). + for (const done of [...enterDones, ...leaveDones]) { + done(); + } + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + + // Final state: the element is present with its fully-settled appearance. + const settled = root.querySelector('p'); + expect(settled).not.toBeNull(); + const mounted = asInstanceOf(settled, HTMLParagraphElement); + expect(mounted.isConnected).toBe(true); + expect(mounted.textContent).toBe('hi'); + expectNoAnimationClasses(mounted); + + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 2. Double ng-show toggle: first rejects (pre-handled), latest wins (FS §2.5) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — double ng-show toggle: first rejects pre-handled, latest wins (FS §2.5)', () => { + it('rapidly toggling ng-show twice: no $q unhandled report; the element honors the latest toggle', async () => { + // A JS animation on the box's own class so BOTH the addClass and + // removeClass of `ng-hide` become live ceremonies that hold open. + const classDones: Array<() => void> = []; + const { $compile, $rootScope, reports } = bootstrapAnimated({ + '.box': { + addClass(_element, _className, done) { + classDones.push(done); + }, + removeClass(_element, _className, done) { + classDones.push(done); + }, + }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + root.innerHTML = '
hi
'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + + // Start hidden so the first post-grace toggle to visible is a removeClass. + $rootScope.visible = false; + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + const el = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('.box'), HTMLDivElement); + + // First toggle → visible (removeClass ng-hide) starts a ceremony… + $rootScope.visible = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + + // …then rapidly toggle back to hidden (addClass ng-hide). The in-flight + // removeClass animation is cancelled — its runner rejects (pre-handled). + $rootScope.visible = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + + // Settle whatever ceremony is still live. + for (const done of classDones) { + done(); + } + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + + // The pre-handled rejection never surfaced through $q's unhandled channel. + expect(qReports(reports)).toEqual([]); + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + + // Latest toggle wins: visible === false → the element carries ng-hide. + expect(el.classList.contains('ng-hide')).toBe(true); + expectNoAnimationClasses(el); + + root.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 3. Destroy-mid-animation → clean, no late side effects (FS §2.10) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — destroy mid-animation finalizes cleanly (FS §2.10)', () => { + it('destroying the enclosing subtree mid-enter leaves no animation classes and fires no late side effects', async () => { + // A JS enter animation that ALSO arms a real timer — the "orphaned timer" + // FS §2.10 concern. The cancel function clears it; the engine's + // destroy-finalization must run cancel so the timer never fires late. + let enterDone: (() => void) | null = null; + const lateTimerFired = vi.fn(); + let timerId: ReturnType | null = null; + const { $compile, $rootScope, reports } = bootstrapAnimated({ + '.fade': { + enter(_element, done) { + enterDone = done; + timerId = setTimeout(lateTimerFired, 50); + return () => { + if (timerId !== null) { + clearTimeout(timerId); + } + }; + }, + }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + // An outer ng-if wraps the animated child so tearing the outer off destroys + // the child subtree while its enter animation is in flight. + root.innerHTML = '

hi

'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + + // Lift the grace with the outer container mounted but the child hidden, so + // the CHILD enter (below) happens post-grace and genuinely animates. + $rootScope.outer = true; + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + // Now mount the animated child post-grace → its enter ceremony starts. + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + + const mounted = root.querySelector('p'); + expect(mounted).not.toBeNull(); + const animatedEl = asInstanceOf(mounted, HTMLParagraphElement); + + // Enter ceremony is in flight (its done has not fired; its timer is armed). + expect(enterDone).not.toBeNull(); + + // Destroy the whole page region mid-animation. + $rootScope.outer = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + // The addElementCleanup finalization ended the animation immediately: + // no animation classes remain on the (now-removed) subtree. + expectNoAnimationClasses(animatedEl); + expect(root.querySelector('p')).toBeNull(); + + // No late side effects: the armed timer was cleared by the cancel function + // the finalization invoked — advancing real time past it fires nothing. + await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 80)); + expect(lateTimerFired).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + // A stale late `done()` (were any external ref to hold it) is a harmless + // no-op — the record already finalized, so nothing re-runs or throws. + const staleDone = enterDone as unknown as () => void; + staleDone(); + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + expectNoAnimationClasses(animatedEl); + + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// 4. Completion promise resolves after visible animation; immediate under core +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — completion promise resolution (FS §2.5)', () => { + it('resolves only AFTER the visible animation completes (done)', async () => { + let enterDone: (() => void) | null = null; + const { $rootScope, $animate, reports } = bootstrapAnimated({ + '.fade': { + enter(_element, done) { + enterDone = done; + }, + }, + }); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(parent); + const entering = document.createElement('p'); + entering.className = 'fade'; + const resolved = vi.fn(); + + void $animate.enter(entering, parent).then(resolved); + + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + // Ceremony started, promise still open. + expect(enterDone).not.toBeNull(); + expect(resolved).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + // Complete the visible animation → the promise resolves. + const done = enterDone as unknown as () => void; + done(); + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(resolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + parent.remove(); + }); + + it('under the CORE instant engine ([ngModule] only) the promise resolves immediately', () => { + // No ngAnimate — the instant engine applies the end state synchronously + // and resolves in the same digest turn (no raf, no ceremony). + const app = createModule('animate-core-completion-app', []); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + const $rootScope = injector.get('$rootScope'); + const $animate = injector.get('$animate'); + + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const entering = document.createElement('p'); + const resolved = vi.fn(); + + void $animate.enter(entering, parent).then(resolved); + + // Inserted synchronously at the call site (instant engine). + expect(entering.parentNode).toBe(parent); + + // One digest turn drains the $q settlement into the follow-up — no frame. + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(resolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/animate-provider.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-provider.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a7ac839 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-provider.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,189 @@ +/** + * `$AnimateProvider` tests (spec 041 Slice 1 / FS §2.4, §2.6). + * + * The provider is reachable only from `config()` blocks (`ngModule` registers + * `.provider('$animate', ['$provide', $AnimateProvider])`), so every test + * captures or drives it through a real config block — the `$routeProvider` + * holder precedent. Pinned contracts: + * + * - `register('.fade', factory)` installs a normal injector-resolvable + * factory under the `'.fade-animation'` provider name (the `Filter` + * channel), recorded on `$$registeredAnimations`, last-wins on repeats. + * - `register` without a leading `'.'` throws SYNCHRONOUSLY with a clear + * message (programmer error — never routed through `$exceptionHandler`). + * - `classNameFilter()` is a config-phase getter/setter: no-arg → current + * pattern (`null` default), `RegExp` arg → stores + returns the provider + * for chaining, non-`RegExp` → `TypeError`. + */ + +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { ngModule } from '@core/ng-module'; +import { createInjector } from '@di/injector'; +import { createModule, resetRegistry } from '@di/module'; +import { $AnimateProvider } from '@animate/animate-provider'; +import type { AnimationDefinition } from '@animate/animate-types'; + +afterEach(() => { + resetRegistry(); +}); + +/** Build an injector whose config block hands the provider to `configure`. */ +function withProvider(configure: (provider: $AnimateProvider) => void) { + const app = createModule('app', []).config(['$animateProvider', configure]); + return createInjector([ngModule, app]); +} + +describe('$AnimateProvider — config-phase reachability', () => { + it('a config block receives the $AnimateProvider instance', () => { + const holder: { provider: $AnimateProvider | null } = { provider: null }; + withProvider((p) => { + holder.provider = p; + }); + expect(holder.provider).toBeInstanceOf($AnimateProvider); + }); +}); + +describe('$AnimateProvider.register (FS §2.4)', () => { + it("register('.fade', factory) → injector.get('.fade-animation') resolves the definition", () => { + const definition: AnimationDefinition = { + enter(_element, done) { + done(); + }, + }; + const injector = withProvider((p) => { + p.register('.fade', [() => definition]); + }); + + expect(injector.has('.fade-animation')).toBe(true); + expect(injector.get('.fade-animation')).toBe(definition); + }); + + it('the registered factory is a normal DI factory — dependencies resolve through the injector', () => { + const app = createModule('app', []) + .value('effectName', 'whoosh') + .config([ + '$animateProvider', + (p: $AnimateProvider) => { + p.register('.slide', [ + 'effectName', + (effectName: string): AnimationDefinition => ({ + enter(element, done) { + element.setAttribute('data-effect', effectName); + done(); + }, + }), + ]); + }, + ]); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + const definition = injector.get('.slide-animation'); + + const el = document.createElement('div'); + const done = vi.fn(); + definition.enter?.(el, done); + + expect(el.getAttribute('data-effect')).toBe('whoosh'); + expect(done).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('the resolved definition is a singleton across gets (factory recipe)', () => { + const injector = withProvider((p) => { + p.register('.fade', [(): AnimationDefinition => ({})]); + }); + + expect(injector.get('.fade-animation')).toBe(injector.get('.fade-animation')); + }); + + it('records the selector (without the dot) on $$registeredAnimations, mapped to the provider key', () => { + const holder: { provider: $AnimateProvider | null } = { provider: null }; + withProvider((p) => { + holder.provider = p; + p.register('.fade', [(): AnimationDefinition => ({})]); + }); + + expect(holder.provider?.$$registeredAnimations.get('fade')).toBe('.fade-animation'); + }); + + it('returns the provider so register calls chain', () => { + const injector = withProvider((p) => { + const chained = p + .register('.fade', [(): AnimationDefinition => ({})]) + .register('.slide', [(): AnimationDefinition => ({})]); + expect(chained).toBe(p); + }); + + expect(injector.has('.fade-animation')).toBe(true); + expect(injector.has('.slide-animation')).toBe(true); + }); + + it('is last-wins on repeat registrations for the same selector', () => { + const first: AnimationDefinition = {}; + const second: AnimationDefinition = {}; + const injector = withProvider((p) => { + p.register('.fade', [() => first]); + p.register('.fade', [() => second]); + }); + + expect(injector.get('.fade-animation')).toBe(second); + }); + + it("throws synchronously when the name does not start with '.' (programmer error)", () => { + expect(() => { + withProvider((p) => { + p.register('fade', [(): AnimationDefinition => ({})]); + }); + }).toThrow(`$animateProvider.register: animation name must be a CSS class selector starting with '.', got "fade"`); + }); + + it('rejects an empty name the same way', () => { + expect(() => { + withProvider((p) => { + p.register('', [(): AnimationDefinition => ({})]); + }); + }).toThrow(/must be a CSS class selector starting with '\.'/); + }); +}); + +describe('$AnimateProvider.classNameFilter (FS §2.6)', () => { + it('returns null by default — every element eligible to animate', () => { + withProvider((p) => { + expect(p.classNameFilter()).toBeNull(); + }); + }); + + it('a RegExp argument stores the pattern and returns the provider for chaining', () => { + withProvider((p) => { + const pattern = /animate-me/; + const result = p.classNameFilter(pattern); + + expect(result).toBe(p); + expect(p.classNameFilter()).toBe(pattern); + expect(p.$$classNameFilter).toBe(pattern); + }); + }); + + it('a later setter call replaces the stored pattern', () => { + withProvider((p) => { + const first = /first/; + const second = /second/; + p.classNameFilter(first); + p.classNameFilter(second); + + expect(p.classNameFilter()).toBe(second); + }); + }); + + it('a non-RegExp argument throws a TypeError', () => { + withProvider((p) => { + expect(() => { + p.classNameFilter('not-a-regexp' as unknown as RegExp); + }).toThrow(TypeError); + expect(() => { + p.classNameFilter('not-a-regexp' as unknown as RegExp); + }).toThrow('$animateProvider.classNameFilter expects a RegExp argument'); + // The failed set leaves the stored pattern untouched. + expect(p.classNameFilter()).toBeNull(); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/animate-runner.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-runner.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..48689bd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-runner.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,249 @@ +/** + * `createAnimateRunner` unit tests (spec 041 Slice 4 / FS §2.5, §2.10, + * tech spec §2.4). + * + * PURE layer — the runner's only collaborator (`$q`) is built with a + * synchronous `scheduleDigest` stand-in (the `q-core.test.ts` `makePureQ` + * pattern), so settlement semantics are provable without an injector. + * + * Pinned here: + * + * - `complete()` / `end()` resolve the promise; `cancel()` rejects with + * {@link ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON}. + * - Settlement is FINAL and idempotent — whichever of the three fires + * first decides the outcome. + * - `done` callbacks fire SYNCHRONOUSLY at settle time with the + * `cancelled` flag; late registration is invoked immediately with the + * recorded outcome. + * - **Pre-handled promise** (the approved design decision): a cancelled + * runner with NO consumer follow-up produces ZERO `$exceptionHandler` + * `'$q'` unhandled-rejection reports once the digest queue drains — + * while a consumer `.catch` still observes the rejection normally. A + * control test proves the harness WOULD catch a genuine unhandled + * rejection, so the zero-report assertion has teeth. + */ + +import { describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON, createAnimateRunner } from '@animate/animate-runner'; +import { createQ } from '@async/q'; +import type { QDeferred } from '@async/q-types'; +import type { ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; + +/** One recorded `$exceptionHandler` invocation. */ +interface Report { + exception: unknown; + cause: string | undefined; +} + +/** + * Build a pure `$q` whose `scheduleDigest` queue drains synchronously on + * `flush()` (repeatedly — a continuation may schedule further turns, and + * `$q`'s unhandled-rejection check itself defers one turn), recording every + * `$exceptionHandler` report so tests can assert silence OR presence. + */ +function makeHarness() { + let queue: Array<() => void> = []; + const reports: Report[] = []; + const exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler = (exception, cause) => { + reports.push({ exception, cause }); + }; + const q = createQ({ + exceptionHandler, + scheduleDigest: (fn) => { + queue.push(fn); + }, + }); + const flush = (): void => { + while (queue.length > 0) { + const batch = queue; + queue = []; + for (const fn of batch) { + fn(); + } + } + }; + return { q, flush, reports }; +} + +describe('AnimateRunner — settlement outcomes (FS §2.5)', () => { + it('complete() resolves the promise', () => { + const { q, flush } = makeHarness(); + const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + const onOk = vi.fn(); + const onErr = vi.fn(); + + void runner.promise.then(onOk, onErr); + runner.complete(); + flush(); + + expect(onOk).toHaveBeenCalledExactlyOnceWith(undefined); + expect(onErr).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + }); + + it('end() resolves the promise (engine-forced finalization settles like completion)', () => { + const { q, flush } = makeHarness(); + const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + const onOk = vi.fn(); + + void runner.promise.then(onOk); + runner.end(); + flush(); + + expect(onOk).toHaveBeenCalledExactlyOnceWith(undefined); + }); + + it('cancel() rejects the promise with the cancelled reason', () => { + const { q, flush } = makeHarness(); + const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + const onOk = vi.fn(); + const onErr = vi.fn(); + + void runner.promise.then(onOk, onErr); + runner.cancel(); + flush(); + + expect(onErr).toHaveBeenCalledExactlyOnceWith(ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON); + expect(onOk).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + }); + + it('settlement is final — a cancel after complete is a no-op', () => { + const { q, flush } = makeHarness(); + const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + const onOk = vi.fn(); + const onErr = vi.fn(); + + void runner.promise.then(onOk, onErr); + runner.complete(); + runner.cancel(); // ignored + runner.end(); // ignored + flush(); + + expect(onOk).toHaveBeenCalledExactlyOnceWith(undefined); + expect(onErr).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + }); + + it('settlement is final — a complete after cancel is a no-op', () => { + const { q, flush } = makeHarness(); + const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + const onErr = vi.fn(); + + void runner.promise.then(undefined, onErr); + runner.cancel(); + runner.complete(); // ignored + flush(); + + expect(onErr).toHaveBeenCalledExactlyOnceWith(ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON); + }); +}); + +describe('AnimateRunner — done callbacks (engine bookkeeping seam)', () => { + it('done callbacks fire SYNCHRONOUSLY at settle time with cancelled = false on completion', () => { + const { q } = makeHarness(); + const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + const first = vi.fn(); + const second = vi.fn(); + + runner.done(first); + runner.done(second); + expect(first).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + runner.complete(); + + // No flush — done callbacks are the synchronous engine channel. + expect(first).toHaveBeenCalledExactlyOnceWith(false); + expect(second).toHaveBeenCalledExactlyOnceWith(false); + }); + + it('done callbacks receive cancelled = true on cancellation', () => { + const { q } = makeHarness(); + const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + const callback = vi.fn(); + + runner.done(callback); + runner.cancel(); + + expect(callback).toHaveBeenCalledExactlyOnceWith(true); + }); + + it('a done callback registered AFTER settlement is invoked immediately with the recorded outcome', () => { + const { q } = makeHarness(); + const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + + runner.cancel(); + + const late = vi.fn(); + runner.done(late); + expect(late).toHaveBeenCalledExactlyOnceWith(true); + }); + + it('done callbacks are not re-invoked by a later redundant settle call', () => { + const { q } = makeHarness(); + const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + const callback = vi.fn(); + + runner.done(callback); + runner.complete(); + runner.complete(); + runner.cancel(); + + expect(callback).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); +}); + +describe('AnimateRunner — pre-handled promise (approved design decision, tech spec §1)', () => { + it('CONTROL: a plain unobserved $q rejection DOES report via the $q unhandled channel', () => { + // Proves the harness catches unhandled-rejection reports — without this + // the zero-report assertions below would pass vacuously. + const { q, flush, reports } = makeHarness(); + // `QDeferred` annotation rather than `defer()` — keeps the + // `void` token out of expression position (the `animate-runner.ts` + // precedent; `no-invalid-void-type` flags the explicit type argument). + const deferred: QDeferred = q.defer(); + + deferred.reject('boom'); + flush(); + + expect(reports).toHaveLength(1); + expect(reports[0]?.cause).toBe('$q'); + expect(reports[0]?.exception).toBe('boom'); + }); + + it('a cancelled runner with NO consumer follow-up produces ZERO $q unhandled reports', () => { + const { q, flush, reports } = makeHarness(); + const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + + runner.cancel(); + // Drain every scheduled digest turn — the unhandled check defers one + // turn past the rejection, and flush() drains recursively. + flush(); + flush(); + + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('a consumer .catch DOES observe the rejection despite the pre-handling', () => { + const { q, flush, reports } = makeHarness(); + const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + const onErr = vi.fn(); + + void runner.promise.catch(onErr); + runner.cancel(); + flush(); + flush(); + + expect(onErr).toHaveBeenCalledExactlyOnceWith(ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON); + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('a completed (never cancelled) unobserved runner also produces zero reports', () => { + const { q, flush, reports } = makeHarness(); + const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + + runner.complete(); + flush(); + flush(); + + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/animate-stagger.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-stagger.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4ae3107 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/animate-stagger.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,530 @@ +/** + * Stagger unit tests (spec 041 Slice 8 / FS §2.7, tech spec §2.4). + * + * Two layers, both over fully controllable seams — no injector, no real + * transitions (jsdom never fires them): + * + * - **CSS driver (`css-driver.ts` `start(onDone, staggerIndex)`)**: a + * class-aware `computeStyle` reports a non-zero `-stagger` + * `transition-delay` (or `animation-delay`) so {@link readStaggerStepMs} + * returns a real step. Element 0 of a same-event cohort starts its prep → + * active choreography immediately; element N defers by `N × step` behind the + * `setTimer` seam — advancing the fake timer releases the next element's + * prep → active. A lone element (index `undefined` / `0`) never staggers, and + * a zero step (jsdom default) applies no offset. The MAX of transition- and + * animation-delay is used, and every element ends with its driver classes + * cleaned. + * - **Queue (`animate-queue.ts` flush)**: a recording stub driver captures the + * `staggerIndex` the queue passes into `start()`, proving the flush assigns + * each 2+ same-event group member its 0-based position and leaves a lone + * group member at 0. + */ + +import { describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { createAnimateQueue } from '@animate/animate-queue'; +import { createCssDriver, type CssComputedStyle, type CssDriver, type CssDriverAnimation } from '@animate/css-driver'; +import type { JsDriver } from '@animate/js-driver'; +import { readStaggerStepMs } from '@animate/animate-stagger'; +import type { AnimateEventName } from '@animate/animate-types'; +import { createQ } from '@async/q'; +import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; +import type { TimerId } from '@async/async-types'; +import { noopExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// readStaggerStepMs — direct pure-helper probe (FS §2.7) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/** + * A class-aware computed-style reader: reports the given `-stagger` delays + * ONLY while the matching `-stagger` class is applied (mirroring how the real + * `getComputedStyle` would resolve the companion class's rule), and reports the + * given base timing otherwise. This lets one reader drive both the stagger + * probe (delay off the stagger class) and the active-phase duration read. + */ +function staggerAwareReader(config: { + staggerClass: string; + transitionDelay?: string; + animationDelay?: string; + transitionDuration?: string; + animationDuration?: string; +}): (element: Element) => CssComputedStyle { + return (element) => ({ + getPropertyValue: (property: string): string => { + const staggerApplied = element.classList.contains(config.staggerClass); + switch (property) { + case 'transition-delay': + return staggerApplied ? (config.transitionDelay ?? '') : ''; + case 'animation-delay': + return staggerApplied ? (config.animationDelay ?? '') : ''; + case 'transition-duration': + return config.transitionDuration ?? ''; + case 'animation-duration': + return config.animationDuration ?? ''; + default: + return ''; + } + }, + }); +} + +describe('readStaggerStepMs — probe (FS §2.7)', () => { + it('reads a 0.1s transition-delay off the -stagger companion class as 100ms', () => { + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const step = readStaggerStepMs( + element, + ['ng-enter'], + staggerAwareReader({ staggerClass: 'ng-enter-stagger', transitionDelay: '0.1s' }), + ); + expect(step).toBe(100); + // Probe classes never survive the read. + expect(Array.from(element.classList)).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('honors animation-delay and keeps the MAX of transition- vs animation-delay', () => { + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const step = readStaggerStepMs( + element, + ['ng-enter'], + staggerAwareReader({ + staggerClass: 'ng-enter-stagger', + transitionDelay: '0.1s', + animationDelay: '0.25s', + }), + ); + expect(step).toBe(250); // max(100, 250) + }); + + it('reads animation-delay alone when no transition-delay is declared', () => { + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const step = readStaggerStepMs( + element, + ['ng-enter'], + staggerAwareReader({ staggerClass: 'ng-enter-stagger', animationDelay: '0.15s' }), + ); + expect(step).toBe(150); + }); + + it('returns zero when the stagger classes declare no delay (jsdom default)', () => { + const element = document.createElement('div'); + // A reader that reports '' for every property — jsdom's behavior. + const step = readStaggerStepMs(element, ['ng-enter'], () => ({ getPropertyValue: () => '' })); + expect(step).toBe(0); + }); + + it('treats a non-numeric delay value (e.g. "auto") as zero (NaN guard)', () => { + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const step = readStaggerStepMs( + element, + ['ng-enter'], + staggerAwareReader({ staggerClass: 'ng-enter-stagger', transitionDelay: 'auto' }), + ); + expect(step).toBe(0); + }); + + it('honors an "ms"-suffixed delay verbatim (no ×1000 seconds conversion)', () => { + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const step = readStaggerStepMs( + element, + ['ng-enter'], + staggerAwareReader({ staggerClass: 'ng-enter-stagger', transitionDelay: '120ms' }), + ); + expect(step).toBe(120); + }); + + it('does not remove a stagger class the element ALREADY carried (only probe-added classes are cleaned up)', () => { + const element = document.createElement('div'); + // The companion class is already present — the probe must not add it, + // and must NOT remove it on the way out (it belongs to the author). + element.classList.add('ng-enter-stagger'); + const step = readStaggerStepMs( + element, + ['ng-enter'], + staggerAwareReader({ staggerClass: 'ng-enter-stagger', transitionDelay: '0.1s' }), + ); + expect(step).toBe(100); + expect(element.classList.contains('ng-enter-stagger')).toBe(true); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// CSS driver start(onDone, staggerIndex) — the cascade choreography (FS §2.7) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/** One captured timer registration (the `css-driver.test.ts` shape). */ +interface TimerRecord { + fn: () => void; + delay: number; + cleared: boolean; +} + +/** + * Build a CSS driver over fully manual seams with a shared class-aware reader + * so the `-stagger` delay AND the base duration both resolve. The `raf` + * queue, fake clock, and timer registry are drained on demand. + */ +function makeStaggerHarness(reader: (element: Element) => CssComputedStyle) { + const rafQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const timers: TimerRecord[] = []; + let currentTime = 0; + + const driver: CssDriver = createCssDriver({ + raf: (callback) => { + rafQueue.push(callback); + }, + now: () => currentTime, + computeStyle: reader, + setTimer: (fn, delay) => { + timers.push({ fn, delay, cleared: false }); + return (timers.length - 1) as unknown as TimerId; + }, + clearTimer: (id) => { + const record = timers[id as unknown as number]; + if (record !== undefined) { + record.cleared = true; + } + }, + }); + + return { + driver, + timers, + flushRaf: (): void => { + while (rafQueue.length > 0) { + rafQueue.shift()?.(); + } + }, + /** Fire a captured (not-since-cleared) timer by index. */ + fireTimer: (index: number): void => { + const record = timers[index]; + if (record !== undefined && !record.cleared) { + record.fn(); + } + }, + advance: (ms: number): void => { + currentTime += ms; + }, + }; +} + +/** A synthetic end event (jsdom ships no TransitionEvent constructor). */ +function endEvent(type: 'transitionend' | 'animationend'): Event { + return new Event(type, { bubbles: true }); +} + +describe('CSS driver — stagger offset (FS §2.7)', () => { + it('element 0 of a batch runs its prep → active immediately (no offset)', () => { + const reader = staggerAwareReader({ + staggerClass: 'ng-enter-stagger', + transitionDelay: '0.1s', + transitionDuration: '0.4s', + }); + const { driver, flushRaf, timers } = makeStaggerHarness(reader); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'enter', {}); + expect(animation).not.toBeNull(); + + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone, 0); // index 0 → no stagger wait + + // Prep + marker applied, active NOT yet — but no stagger timer either. + expect(Array.from(element.classList).sort()).toEqual(['ng-animate', 'ng-enter']); + // No stagger timer was armed (only the active phase runs, arming the + // fallback timer AFTER the raf tick). + expect(timers).toHaveLength(0); + + flushRaf(); // active phase runs immediately + expect(element.classList.contains('ng-enter-active')).toBe(true); + expect(timers).toHaveLength(1); // the fallback timer, not a stagger timer + }); + + it('element N defers its prep → active by N × step behind the setTimer seam', () => { + const reader = staggerAwareReader({ + staggerClass: 'ng-enter-stagger', + transitionDelay: '0.1s', // step = 100ms + transitionDuration: '0.4s', + }); + const { driver, flushRaf, timers, fireTimer } = makeStaggerHarness(reader); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'enter', {}); + + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone, 2); // third element → 2 × 100 = 200ms offset + + // Prep + marker are applied during the offset wait (its resting state), + // but the active class is DEFERRED — the transition has not begun. + expect(Array.from(element.classList).sort()).toEqual(['ng-animate', 'ng-enter']); + expect(element.classList.contains('ng-enter-active')).toBe(false); + + // A stagger timer was armed at index × step. + expect(timers).toHaveLength(1); + expect(timers[0]?.delay).toBe(200); + + // The active phase has NOT started — draining raf now does nothing. + flushRaf(); + expect(element.classList.contains('ng-enter-active')).toBe(false); + + // Fire the stagger timer → the active-phase choreography kicks off. + fireTimer(0); + flushRaf(); + expect(element.classList.contains('ng-enter-active')).toBe(true); + }); + + it('a five-item batch cascades: each successive element releases 100ms after the previous', () => { + const reader = staggerAwareReader({ + staggerClass: 'ng-enter-stagger', + transitionDelay: '0.1s', // step = 100ms + transitionDuration: '0.4s', + }); + const { driver, flushRaf, timers, fireTimer, advance } = makeStaggerHarness(reader); + + // Five sibling elements, each getting its 0-based staggerIndex. + const elements = Array.from({ length: 5 }, () => document.createElement('div')); + const animations = elements.map((el) => driver.match(el, 'enter', {})); + const dones = elements.map(() => vi.fn()); + animations.forEach((animation, index) => { + animation?.start(dones[index] ?? vi.fn(), index); + }); + + // Element 0 has no stagger timer; elements 1..4 each have one at N × 100. + // Timers array holds only stagger timers so far (index 0's active phase + // hasn't run yet — no fallback timer). Assert the four stagger delays. + const staggerDelays = timers.map((timer) => timer.delay); + expect(staggerDelays).toEqual([100, 200, 300, 400]); + + // Element 0 runs immediately. + flushRaf(); + expect(elements[0]?.classList.contains('ng-enter-active')).toBe(true); + expect(elements[1]?.classList.contains('ng-enter-active')).toBe(false); + + // Advance to release each successive element's active phase in turn. + for (let index = 1; index < 5; index += 1) { + // The stagger timers were registered in order [1,2,3,4] → array indices + // 0..3; fire the (index-1)th and flush. + fireTimer(index - 1); + flushRaf(); + expect(elements[index]?.classList.contains('ng-enter-active')).toBe(true); + } + + // All five reach their end state after their transitions end. + advance(400); + elements.forEach((element, index) => { + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); + expect(dones[index]).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + // Every driver class removed — the element rests in its final state. + expect(Array.from(element.classList)).toEqual([]); + }); + }); + + it('a lone element (index undefined) never staggers — starts immediately', () => { + const reader = staggerAwareReader({ + staggerClass: 'ng-enter-stagger', + transitionDelay: '0.1s', + transitionDuration: '0.4s', + }); + const { driver, flushRaf, timers } = makeStaggerHarness(reader); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'enter', {}); + + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); // no staggerIndex → treated as 0 + + flushRaf(); + // Active phase ran immediately; the only timer is the fallback (armed AFTER + // the raf tick), never a stagger timer. + expect(element.classList.contains('ng-enter-active')).toBe(true); + expect(timers).toHaveLength(1); + }); + + it('a zero stagger delay (jsdom default) applies no offset even for a high index', () => { + // Base duration present so the animation matches, but the stagger classes + // report no delay — the jsdom-default outcome. + const reader = staggerAwareReader({ + staggerClass: 'ng-enter-stagger', + transitionDuration: '0.4s', + // no transitionDelay / animationDelay → step = 0 + }); + const { driver, flushRaf, timers } = makeStaggerHarness(reader); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'enter', {}); + + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone, 3); // high index, but zero step → no wait + + // No stagger timer armed; the active phase runs on the next raf. + expect(timers).toHaveLength(0); + flushRaf(); + expect(element.classList.contains('ng-enter-active')).toBe(true); + expect(timers).toHaveLength(1); // only the fallback timer + }); + + it('cancel during the stagger wait clears the pending timer and settles', () => { + const reader = staggerAwareReader({ + staggerClass: 'ng-enter-stagger', + transitionDelay: '0.1s', + transitionDuration: '0.4s', + }); + const { driver, flushRaf, timers } = makeStaggerHarness(reader); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'enter', {}); + + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone, 2); + expect(timers).toHaveLength(1); // the stagger timer is pending + + animation?.cancel(); + // The pending stagger timer is cleared and the ceremony settles. + expect(timers[0]?.cleared).toBe(true); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(Array.from(element.classList)).toEqual([]); + + // The now-cancelled ceremony never runs its active phase. + flushRaf(); + expect(element.classList.contains('ng-enter-active')).toBe(false); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// Queue-level staggerIndex assignment (FS §2.7 — flush groups by event) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/** + * A recording stub driver that captures the `staggerIndex` the queue passes + * into every `start()`, so the flush's per-group indexing is directly + * observable without a real CSS timing offset. + */ +function makeRecordingCssDriver() { + const starts: Array<{ element: Element; staggerIndex: number | undefined; done: () => void }> = []; + const driver: CssDriver = { + match: (element): CssDriverAnimation => ({ + start(onDone, staggerIndex) { + starts.push({ element, staggerIndex, done: onDone }); + }, + cancel() { + /* no-op stub */ + }, + }), + }; + return { driver, starts }; +} + +/** A pure `$q` with a synchronous drain (the `css-queue-integration` pattern). */ +function makePureQ(): { q: QService; flushQ: () => void } { + let queue: Array<() => void> = []; + const q = createQ({ + exceptionHandler: noopExceptionHandler, + scheduleDigest: (fn) => { + queue.push(fn); + }, + }); + const flushQ = (): void => { + while (queue.length > 0) { + const batch = queue; + queue = []; + for (const fn of batch) { + fn(); + } + } + }; + return { q, flushQ }; +} + +/** + * Build the engine over the recording CSS driver, a never-matching JS driver, + * and manual scheduling seams (startup grace lifted before returning). + */ +function makeQueueStaggerHarness() { + const { q, flushQ } = makePureQ(); + const postDigestQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const rafQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const { driver: cssDriver, starts } = makeRecordingCssDriver(); + const jsDriver: JsDriver = { match: () => null }; + + const queue = createAnimateQueue({ + q, + exceptionHandler: noopExceptionHandler, + postDigest: (fn) => { + postDigestQueue.push(fn); + }, + raf: (callback) => { + rafQueue.push(callback); + }, + jsDriver, + cssDriver, + classNameFilter: () => null, + }); + + const flushTick = (): void => { + while (postDigestQueue.length > 0) { + postDigestQueue.shift()?.(); + } + while (rafQueue.length > 0) { + rafQueue.shift()?.(); + } + }; + + flushTick(); // lift the startup grace + + return { queue, flushQ, flushTick, starts }; +} + +describe('animate queue — per-batch staggerIndex assignment (FS §2.7)', () => { + it('assigns 0-based indices per same-event group for a 2+ member group', () => { + const { queue, flushTick, starts } = makeQueueStaggerHarness(); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + + // Three enters in one digest batch → one same-event group of 3. + const elements = Array.from({ length: 3 }, () => document.createElement('p')); + for (const element of elements) { + void queue.push([element], 'enter', { parent }); + } + + flushTick(); + expect(starts).toHaveLength(3); + // Each member got its 0-based position within the enter group. + expect(starts.map((entry) => entry.staggerIndex)).toEqual([0, 1, 2]); + expect(starts.map((entry) => entry.element)).toEqual(elements); + }); + + it('a lone same-event operation gets index 0 (no stagger for a group of one)', () => { + const { queue, flushTick, starts } = makeQueueStaggerHarness(); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const element = document.createElement('p'); + + void queue.push([element], 'enter', { parent }); + + flushTick(); + expect(starts).toHaveLength(1); + // A single-member group never staggers — index 0. + expect(starts[0]?.staggerIndex).toBe(0); + }); + + it('groups independently by event: two enters and two leaves each index from 0', () => { + const { queue, flushTick, starts } = makeQueueStaggerHarness(); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + + const entering: Element[] = Array.from({ length: 2 }, () => document.createElement('p')); + const leaving: Element[] = Array.from({ length: 2 }, () => { + const el = document.createElement('span'); + parent.appendChild(el); // leave needs the node present + return el; + }); + + for (const element of entering) { + void queue.push([element], 'enter', { parent }); + } + for (const element of leaving) { + void queue.push([element], 'leave', {}); + } + + flushTick(); + + const byEvent = (event: AnimateEventName): Array => + starts.filter((entry) => entering.includes(entry.element) === (event === 'enter')).map((e) => e.staggerIndex); + + // Enters indexed 0,1; leaves indexed 0,1 — the two groups are independent. + expect(byEvent('enter')).toEqual([0, 1]); + expect(byEvent('leave')).toEqual([0, 1]); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/animation-dsl.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/animation-dsl.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ca5cdfc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/animation-dsl.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,217 @@ +/** + * `module.animation()` DSL tests (spec 041 Slice 1 / FS §2.4, tech spec + * §2.6). + * + * The DSL is pure config-block sugar forwarding verbatim to + * `$animateProvider.register(name, factory)` (the `.filter` precedent — + * `src/filter/__tests__/module-dsl.test.ts`), so these tests verify the + * INHERITANCE, not a re-implementation: + * + * - `.animation('.fade', factory)` ≡ a hand-written + * `config(['$animateProvider', p => p.register('.fade', factory)])` — + * both resolve the same way through `injector.get('.fade-animation')`. + * - `module.decorator('.fade-animation', …)` wraps the underlying + * definition (the `Filter` decorator precedent — the animation is a + * normal factory under a conventionally-named provider). + * - Name validation is the provider's: a selector without the leading `'.'` + * throws when the config block runs (at `createInjector` time). + * - Last-wins on duplicate registrations through the shared timeline. + */ + +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { ngModule } from '@core/ng-module'; +import { createInjector } from '@di/injector'; +import { createModule, resetRegistry } from '@di/module'; +import type { $AnimateProvider } from '@animate/animate-provider'; +import type { AnimationDefinition } from '@animate/animate-types'; + +afterEach(() => { + resetRegistry(); +}); + +describe('module.animation — basic registration (FS §2.4)', () => { + it("registers an animation resolvable via injector.get('.fade-animation')", () => { + const definition: AnimationDefinition = { + enter(_element, done) { + done(); + }, + }; + const app = createModule('app', []).animation('.fade', [() => definition]); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + + expect(injector.has('.fade-animation')).toBe(true); + expect(injector.get('.fade-animation')).toBe(definition); + }); + + it('returns the module so .animation calls chain with other builder methods', () => { + const app = createModule('app', []); + const chained = app + .animation('.fade', [(): AnimationDefinition => ({})]) + .value('answer', 42) + .animation('.slide', [(): AnimationDefinition => ({})]); + + expect(chained).toBe(app); + + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, chained]); + expect(injector.has('.fade-animation')).toBe(true); + expect(injector.has('.slide-animation')).toBe(true); + expect(injector.get('answer')).toBe(42); + }); + + it('the factory participates in DI like any other factory', () => { + const app = createModule('app', []) + .value('duration', 300) + .animation('.slide', [ + 'duration', + (duration: number): AnimationDefinition => ({ + enter(element, done) { + element.setAttribute('data-duration', String(duration)); + done(); + }, + }), + ]); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + const definition = injector.get('.slide-animation'); + + const el = document.createElement('div'); + definition.enter?.(el, vi.fn()); + + expect(el.getAttribute('data-duration')).toBe('300'); + }); +}); + +describe('module.animation ≡ $animateProvider.register (tech spec §2.6)', () => { + it('the DSL and a hand-written provider config block resolve identically', () => { + const viaDsl: AnimationDefinition = { + enter: (_e, done) => { + done(); + }, + }; + const viaProvider: AnimationDefinition = { + enter: (_e, done) => { + done(); + }, + }; + + const dslApp = createModule('dslApp', []).animation('.fade', [() => viaDsl]); + const providerApp = createModule('providerApp', []).config([ + '$animateProvider', + (p: $AnimateProvider) => { + p.register('.slide', [() => viaProvider]); + }, + ]); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, dslApp, providerApp]); + + expect(injector.get('.fade-animation')).toBe(viaDsl); + expect(injector.get('.slide-animation')).toBe(viaProvider); + }); + + it('a DSL registration and a provider registration for the SAME selector are last-wins in declaration order', () => { + const first: AnimationDefinition = {}; + const second: AnimationDefinition = {}; + + // The `.animation` config block is pushed first, the explicit `.config` + // block second — both forward to the same `$provide.factory` timeline, + // so the LAST registration wins (the shared-registration-timeline rule). + const app = createModule('app', []) + .animation('.fade', [() => first]) + .config([ + '$animateProvider', + (p: $AnimateProvider) => { + p.register('.fade', [() => second]); + }, + ]); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + + expect(injector.get('.fade-animation')).toBe(second); + }); + + it('duplicate .animation registrations are last-wins', () => { + const first: AnimationDefinition = {}; + const second: AnimationDefinition = {}; + const app = createModule('app', []) + .animation('.fade', [() => first]) + .animation('.fade', [() => second]); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + + expect(injector.get('.fade-animation')).toBe(second); + }); + + it("inherits the provider's name validation — a selector without '.' throws at createInjector time", () => { + const app = createModule('app', []).animation('fade', [(): AnimationDefinition => ({})]); + + expect(() => createInjector([ngModule, app])).toThrow( + /must be a CSS class selector starting with '\.', got "fade"/, + ); + }); +}); + +describe("module.decorator on a '-animation' provider (the Filter precedent)", () => { + it('wraps the underlying animation definition visible through injector.get', () => { + const enterSpy = vi.fn((_element: Element, done: () => void) => { + done(); + }); + const app = createModule('app', []) + .animation('.fade', [(): AnimationDefinition => ({ enter: enterSpy })]) + .decorator('.fade-animation', [ + '$delegate', + ($delegate: AnimationDefinition): AnimationDefinition => ({ + ...$delegate, + enter(element, done) { + element.setAttribute('data-decorated', 'yes'); + $delegate.enter?.(element, done); + }, + }), + ]); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + const definition = injector.get('.fade-animation'); + + const el = document.createElement('div'); + const done = vi.fn(); + definition.enter?.(el, done); + + // The wrapper ran AND delegated to the original. + expect(el.getAttribute('data-decorated')).toBe('yes'); + expect(enterSpy).toHaveBeenCalledExactlyOnceWith(el, done); + expect(done).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('decorators stack on the CURRENT registration (last-wins producer, both decorators apply)', () => { + const calls: string[] = []; + const app = createModule('app', []) + .animation('.fade', [ + (): AnimationDefinition => ({ + enter(_element, done) { + calls.push('base'); + done(); + }, + }), + ]) + .decorator('.fade-animation', [ + '$delegate', + ($delegate: AnimationDefinition): AnimationDefinition => ({ + enter(element, done) { + calls.push('outer-first'); + $delegate.enter?.(element, done); + }, + }), + ]) + .decorator('.fade-animation', [ + '$delegate', + ($delegate: AnimationDefinition): AnimationDefinition => ({ + enter(element, done) { + calls.push('outer-second'); + $delegate.enter?.(element, done); + }, + }), + ]); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + const definition = injector.get('.fade-animation'); + + definition.enter?.(document.createElement('div'), vi.fn()); + + // Second decorator wraps the first, which wraps the base factory. + expect(calls).toEqual(['outer-second', 'outer-first', 'base']); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/class-routing.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/class-routing.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2568e97 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/class-routing.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,462 @@ +/** + * Class-toggling directives route through `$animate` (spec 041 Slice 3 / + * tech spec §2.5). + * + * Verifies that the rewired class togglers — `ngShow` / `ngHide` + * (`addClass` / `removeClass` of `ng-hide`), the `ngClass` family (ONE + * coalesced `setClass` per `applyDiff` fire), and the forms state-class + * helpers (`src/forms/state-classes.ts` threaded through + * `NgModelControllerImpl` / `FormControllerImpl`) — no longer touch + * `classList` directly but delegate to the `$animate` class operations + * with the correct payloads. + * + * **Recording-engine pattern.** Same as `structural-routing.test.ts`: + * rather than stubbing `$animate` (the instant engine's DOM side + * effects ARE the directives' rendering), the internal `$$animateQueue` + * seam is overridden with a WRAPPER around the real + * `createCoreAnimateQueue` engine — every `push` is recorded (event, + * target element, add/remove class payloads) and then delegated to the + * real instant engine so behavior stays byte-identical. The DI + * last-wins override is the exact mechanism `ngAnimate` will use in + * later slices. + * + * Pinned per surface: + * + * - `ngShow` — falsy expression: ONE `addClass` push carrying + * `'ng-hide'` on the element; truthy: a `removeClass` push. `ngHide` + * is the exact inverse. + * - `ngClass` — an expression change that adds AND removes classes in + * one digest issues exactly ONE `setClass` push with the correct + * space-separated added/removed payloads; a fire whose diff is empty + * issues NO push; consumer-authored classes never appear in a + * removal payload (the classes-preserved guarantee). + * - forms — an `` inside a `
` transitioning + * pristine→dirty and valid→invalid emits coalesced `setClass` pushes + * with the mutually-exclusive pair payloads (add `ng-dirty` / remove + * `ng-pristine`, add `ng-invalid` / remove `ng-valid`) on BOTH the + * control and the form; the per-rule `ng-valid-` / + * `ng-invalid-` classes route through the same helpers. + * + * Every test also asserts the END-STATE `classList` so the pre-slice + * DOM contract is pinned alongside the routing, and ZERO + * `$exceptionHandler` reports on the happy path. + */ + +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; + +import type { AnimateEventName, AnimateQueue } from '@animate/animate-types'; +import { createCoreAnimateQueue } from '@animate/core-animate-queue'; +import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; +import { asInstanceOf } from '@core/index'; +import { ngModule } from '@core/ng-module'; +import { createInjector } from '@di/injector'; +import { createModule, resetRegistry } from '@di/module'; +import type { ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; +import { NgModelControllerImpl } from '@forms/ng-model-controller'; + +/** One recorded `$$animateQueue.push(...)` delegation. */ +interface RecordedPush { + event: AnimateEventName; + /** Snapshot of the node group at push time (the array may be reused by callers). */ + nodes: Node[]; + /** Space-separated class names to add (`addClass` / `setClass` pushes). */ + addClass: string | null; + /** Space-separated class names to remove (`removeClass` / `setClass` pushes). */ + removeClass: string | null; +} + +/** + * Wrap the REAL instant engine with a recorder. The wrapper delegates + * every operation verbatim, so the directives' DOM behavior is + * byte-identical to production — only observation is added. + */ +function buildRecordingQueue(q: QService, calls: RecordedPush[]): AnimateQueue { + const real = createCoreAnimateQueue({ q }); + return { + push(nodes, event, options) { + calls.push({ + event, + nodes: [...nodes], + addClass: options.addClass ?? null, + removeClass: options.removeClass ?? null, + }); + return real.push(nodes, event, options); + }, + enabled: (elementOrEnabled?: Element | boolean, enabled?: boolean) => real.enabled(elementOrEnabled, enabled), + on: (event, container, callback) => { + real.on(event, container, callback); + }, + off: (event, container?, callback?) => { + real.off(event, container, callback); + }, + }; +} + +/** + * Build the spy `app` module: re-registers `$$animateQueue` with the + * recording wrapper (DI last-wins — the `animate-di.test.ts` override + * pattern) and swaps in a recording `$exceptionHandler` so happy paths + * can assert silence. + */ +function createSpyApp() { + const calls: RecordedPush[] = []; + const reported: unknown[] = []; + const handler: ExceptionHandler = (exception) => { + reported.push(exception); + }; + const app = createModule('animate-class-spy-app', []) + .factory('$exceptionHandler', [() => handler]) + .factory('$$animateQueue', ['$q', (q: QService) => buildRecordingQueue(q, calls)]); + return { app, calls, reported }; +} + +/** Bootstrap a bare `[ngModule, app]` injector around the spy app. */ +function bootstrap() { + const { app, calls, reported } = createSpyApp(); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + return { + injector, + $compile: injector.get('$compile'), + $rootScope: injector.get('$rootScope'), + calls, + reported, + }; +} + +/** The recorded pushes whose node group targets exactly `element`. */ +function pushesFor(calls: RecordedPush[], element: Element): RecordedPush[] { + return calls.filter((c) => c.nodes.length === 1 && c.nodes[0] === element); +} + +/** Indexed read that fails the test loudly instead of yielding `undefined`. */ +function pushAt(calls: RecordedPush[], index: number): RecordedPush { + const call = calls[index]; + if (call === undefined) { + throw new Error(`expected a recorded $animate push at index ${String(index)}; got ${String(calls.length)} calls`); + } + return call; +} + +/** + * Assert exactly one recorded push on `element` matches the given + * event + payload triple and return it. + */ +function expectSinglePush( + calls: RecordedPush[], + element: Element, + event: AnimateEventName, + addClass: string | null, + removeClass: string | null, +): void { + const matches = pushesFor(calls, element).filter( + (c) => c.event === event && c.addClass === addClass && c.removeClass === removeClass, + ); + expect(matches).toHaveLength(1); +} + +/** Simulate the browser driving a text control (the `ng-model.test.ts` pattern). */ +function fireInput(el: HTMLInputElement, value: string): void { + el.value = value; + el.dispatchEvent(new Event('input')); +} + +afterEach(() => { + resetRegistry(); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// ngShow / ngHide +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('spec 041 Slice 3 — ngShow routes through $animate', () => { + it('falsy expression → ONE addClass push carrying ng-hide on the element', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls, reported } = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = '
hi
'; + const el = asInstanceOf(root.firstElementChild, HTMLDivElement); + $compile(root)($rootScope); + + // Nothing routes before the first digest — the watch has not fired. + expect(calls).toHaveLength(0); + + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + const push = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(push.event).toBe('addClass'); + expect(push.addClass).toBe('ng-hide'); + expect(push.removeClass).toBeNull(); + expect(push.nodes).toHaveLength(1); + expect(push.nodes[0]).toBe(el); + // The instant engine applied the class — pre-slice DOM contract. + expect(el.classList.contains('ng-hide')).toBe(true); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('truthy expression → removeClass push with ng-hide', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls, reported } = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = '
hi
'; + const el = asInstanceOf(root.firstElementChild, HTMLDivElement); + $compile(root)($rootScope); + $rootScope.$digest(); + calls.length = 0; + + $rootScope.visible = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + const push = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(push.event).toBe('removeClass'); + expect(push.removeClass).toBe('ng-hide'); + expect(push.addClass).toBeNull(); + expect(push.nodes[0]).toBe(el); + expect(el.classList.contains('ng-hide')).toBe(false); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); +}); + +describe('spec 041 Slice 3 — ngHide routes through $animate (inverse)', () => { + it('truthy expression → addClass push with ng-hide', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls, reported } = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = '
hi
'; + const el = asInstanceOf(root.firstElementChild, HTMLDivElement); + $compile(root)($rootScope); + + $rootScope.hidden = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + const push = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(push.event).toBe('addClass'); + expect(push.addClass).toBe('ng-hide'); + expect(push.nodes[0]).toBe(el); + expect(el.classList.contains('ng-hide')).toBe(true); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('falsy expression → removeClass push with ng-hide', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls, reported } = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = '
hi
'; + const el = asInstanceOf(root.firstElementChild, HTMLDivElement); + $compile(root)($rootScope); + + $rootScope.hidden = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + calls.length = 0; + + $rootScope.hidden = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + const push = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(push.event).toBe('removeClass'); + expect(push.removeClass).toBe('ng-hide'); + expect(push.nodes[0]).toBe(el); + expect(el.classList.contains('ng-hide')).toBe(false); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// ngClass +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('spec 041 Slice 3 — ngClass routes through $animate', () => { + it('add + remove in one digest → exactly ONE coalesced setClass push with both payloads', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls, reported } = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = '
x
'; + const el = asInstanceOf(root.firstElementChild, HTMLDivElement); + $compile(root)($rootScope); + + $rootScope.cls = 'one two'; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + // Initial application: one setClass adding both, removing nothing. + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + const initial = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(initial.event).toBe('setClass'); + expect(initial.nodes[0]).toBe(el); + expect(initial.addClass).toBe('one two'); + expect(initial.removeClass).toBe(''); + calls.length = 0; + + // 'one' drops out, 'three' comes in, 'two' is stable — ONE push. + $rootScope.cls = 'two three'; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + const flip = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(flip.event).toBe('setClass'); + expect(flip.nodes[0]).toBe(el); + expect(flip.addClass).toBe('three'); + expect(flip.removeClass).toBe('one'); + + // End state — pre-slice DOM contract. + expect(el.classList.contains('two')).toBe(true); + expect(el.classList.contains('three')).toBe(true); + expect(el.classList.contains('one')).toBe(false); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('a listener fire with an EMPTY diff issues no push at all', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls, reported } = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = '
x
'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + + $rootScope.cls = { a: true }; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + calls.length = 0; + + // A shallowly-different object (`b: false` appears) re-fires the + // `$watchCollection` listener, but the resolved class set is still + // exactly `{a}` — the diff is empty, so no animation traffic. + $rootScope.cls = { a: true, b: false }; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(0); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('consumer-authored classes never appear in a removal payload', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls, reported } = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = '
x
'; + const el = asInstanceOf(root.firstElementChild, HTMLDivElement); + $compile(root)($rootScope); + + $rootScope.cls = 'extra'; + $rootScope.$digest(); + // Clearing the expression removes only what ng-class added. + $rootScope.cls = ''; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(2); + expect(pushAt(calls, 1).removeClass).toBe('extra'); + for (const push of calls) { + const removed = (push.removeClass ?? '').split(' '); + expect(removed).not.toContain('card'); + } + // The author class survives the whole cycle. + expect(el.classList.contains('card')).toBe(true); + expect(el.classList.contains('extra')).toBe(false); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// Forms state classes +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/** Compile a named form with one required text control. */ +function formsHarness() { + const b = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = ''; + b.$compile(root)(b.$rootScope); + b.$rootScope.$digest(); + const formEl = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('form'), HTMLFormElement); + const inputEl = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('input'), HTMLInputElement); + return { ...b, formEl, inputEl }; +} + +describe('spec 041 Slice 3 — forms state classes route through $animate', () => { + it('initial link applies the pristine/untouched/invalid surface (pre-slice DOM contract)', () => { + const { formEl, inputEl, reported } = formsHarness(); + + for (const cls of ['ng-pristine', 'ng-untouched', 'ng-invalid', 'ng-empty', 'ng-invalid-required']) { + expect(inputEl.classList.contains(cls)).toBe(true); + } + expect(inputEl.classList.contains('ng-dirty')).toBe(false); + expect(inputEl.classList.contains('ng-valid')).toBe(false); + expect(formEl.classList.contains('ng-pristine')).toBe(true); + expect(formEl.classList.contains('ng-invalid')).toBe(true); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('pristine→dirty emits the coalesced ng-dirty/ng-pristine setClass pair on control AND form', () => { + const { formEl, inputEl, calls, reported } = formsHarness(); + calls.length = 0; + + fireInput(inputEl, 'x'); + + expectSinglePush(calls, inputEl, 'setClass', 'ng-dirty', 'ng-pristine'); + expectSinglePush(calls, formEl, 'setClass', 'ng-dirty', 'ng-pristine'); + + // End state — pre-slice DOM contract. + expect(inputEl.classList.contains('ng-dirty')).toBe(true); + expect(inputEl.classList.contains('ng-pristine')).toBe(false); + expect(formEl.classList.contains('ng-dirty')).toBe(true); + expect(formEl.classList.contains('ng-pristine')).toBe(false); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('invalid→valid emits the aggregate pair AND the per-rule ng-valid-required pair through the helpers', () => { + const { formEl, inputEl, calls, reported } = formsHarness(); + calls.length = 0; + + // Satisfying `required` flips both the aggregate and the per-rule surface. + fireInput(inputEl, 'x'); + + expectSinglePush(calls, inputEl, 'setClass', 'ng-valid', 'ng-invalid'); + expectSinglePush(calls, inputEl, 'setClass', 'ng-valid-required', 'ng-invalid-required'); + expectSinglePush(calls, inputEl, 'setClass', 'ng-not-empty', 'ng-empty'); + expectSinglePush(calls, formEl, 'setClass', 'ng-valid', 'ng-invalid'); + + expect(inputEl.classList.contains('ng-valid')).toBe(true); + expect(inputEl.classList.contains('ng-invalid')).toBe(false); + expect(inputEl.classList.contains('ng-valid-required')).toBe(true); + expect(inputEl.classList.contains('ng-invalid-required')).toBe(false); + expect(formEl.classList.contains('ng-valid')).toBe(true); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('valid→invalid emits the inverse pairs and restores the invalid end state', () => { + const { formEl, inputEl, calls, reported } = formsHarness(); + + fireInput(inputEl, 'x'); + calls.length = 0; + + // Emptying the control fails `required` again. + fireInput(inputEl, ''); + + expectSinglePush(calls, inputEl, 'setClass', 'ng-invalid', 'ng-valid'); + expectSinglePush(calls, inputEl, 'setClass', 'ng-invalid-required', 'ng-valid-required'); + expectSinglePush(calls, inputEl, 'setClass', 'ng-empty', 'ng-not-empty'); + expectSinglePush(calls, formEl, 'setClass', 'ng-invalid', 'ng-valid'); + + // End state — pre-slice DOM contract (dirty persists; validity flips back). + expect(inputEl.classList.contains('ng-invalid')).toBe(true); + expect(inputEl.classList.contains('ng-valid')).toBe(false); + expect(inputEl.classList.contains('ng-invalid-required')).toBe(true); + expect(inputEl.classList.contains('ng-dirty')).toBe(true); + expect(formEl.classList.contains('ng-invalid')).toBe(true); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('$setTouched routes the ng-touched/ng-untouched pair through setClass', () => { + // Touched is a programmatic transition in this project (blur is not + // wired to `$setTouched` — the `ng-model.test.ts` contract), so the + // controller API drives it directly, read off the `$$ngControllers` + // element stash like the sibling forms suites do. + const { inputEl, calls, reported } = formsHarness(); + const stash = (inputEl as unknown as { $$ngControllers?: Map }).$$ngControllers; + const ctrl = stash?.get('ngModel'); + if (!(ctrl instanceof NgModelControllerImpl)) { + throw new Error('ngModel controller not found on element'); + } + calls.length = 0; + + ctrl.$setTouched(); + + expectSinglePush(calls, inputEl, 'setClass', 'ng-touched', 'ng-untouched'); + expect(inputEl.classList.contains('ng-touched')).toBe(true); + expect(inputEl.classList.contains('ng-untouched')).toBe(false); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/core-animate-queue.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/core-animate-queue.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..087b42e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/core-animate-queue.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,370 @@ +/** + * `createCoreAnimateQueue` tests — the synchronous INSTANT engine + * (spec 041 Slice 1 / FS §2.1, §2.5, tech spec §2.3). + * + * PURE layer only (the `createQ` / `createHttp` precedent): the engine's + * single collaborator (`$q`) is built with a synchronous `scheduleDigest` + * stand-in so promise settlement is provable without an injector or a real + * scope. The contract pinned here: + * + * - Every DOM operation applies its end state SYNCHRONOUSLY at call time + * (observable the moment `push` returns — the shipped-directive parity + * guarantee). + * - Every returned promise resolves (never hangs) once a digest turn drains + * the `$q` continuations (FS §2.5: "no hangs"). + * - No animation classes are ever added, no per-element state is kept. + */ + +import { describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { createQ } from '@async/q'; +import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; +import { noopExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; +import { createCoreAnimateQueue } from '@animate/core-animate-queue'; + +/** + * Build a pure `$q` whose `scheduleDigest` queues continuations for a + * synchronous `flush()` drain — the `q-core.test.ts` pattern (mirrors a + * digest turn without needing a real scope). + */ +function makePureQ(): { q: QService; flush: () => void } { + let queue: Array<() => void> = []; + const q = createQ({ + exceptionHandler: noopExceptionHandler, + scheduleDigest: (fn) => { + queue.push(fn); + }, + }); + const flush = (): void => { + while (queue.length > 0) { + const batch = queue; + queue = []; + for (const fn of batch) { + fn(); + } + } + }; + return { q, flush }; +} + +function makeQueue(): { queue: ReturnType; flush: () => void } { + const { q, flush } = makePureQ(); + return { queue: createCoreAnimateQueue({ q }), flush }; +} + +/** A detached parent with two existing children to anchor against. */ +function makeParent(): { parent: HTMLElement; first: HTMLElement; last: HTMLElement } { + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const first = document.createElement('span'); + first.id = 'first'; + const last = document.createElement('span'); + last.id = 'last'; + parent.appendChild(first); + parent.appendChild(last); + return { parent, first, last }; +} + +describe('createCoreAnimateQueue — enter (FS §2.2)', () => { + it('inserts the node as the next sibling of the anchor, synchronously', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const { parent, first, last } = makeParent(); + const entering = document.createElement('p'); + + queue.push([entering], 'enter', { parent, after: first }); + + expect(Array.from(parent.childNodes)).toEqual([first, entering, last]); + }); + + it('appends to the end of the parent when no anchor is given', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const { parent, first, last } = makeParent(); + const entering = document.createElement('p'); + + queue.push([entering], 'enter', { parent }); + + expect(Array.from(parent.childNodes)).toEqual([first, last, entering]); + }); + + it('appends when the anchor is explicitly null', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const { parent, first, last } = makeParent(); + const entering = document.createElement('p'); + + queue.push([entering], 'enter', { parent, after: null }); + + expect(Array.from(parent.childNodes)).toEqual([first, last, entering]); + }); + + it('inserts a multi-node group in document order after the anchor (spec 033 ranges)', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const { parent, first, last } = makeParent(); + const a = document.createElement('p'); + const text = document.createTextNode('between'); + const b = document.createElement('p'); + + queue.push([a, text, b], 'enter', { parent, after: first }); + + expect(Array.from(parent.childNodes)).toEqual([first, a, text, b, last]); + }); + + it('is a silent no-op when parent is missing (defensive guard — no TypeError mid-digest)', () => { + const { queue, flush } = makeQueue(); + const entering = document.createElement('p'); + const done = vi.fn(); + + const promise = queue.push([entering], 'enter', {}); + promise.then(done); + flush(); + + expect(entering.parentNode).toBeNull(); + expect(done).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); +}); + +describe('createCoreAnimateQueue — move (FS §2.2)', () => { + it('repositions an existing child next to the anchor', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const { parent, first, last } = makeParent(); + + // Move `first` after `last` — the ng-repeat reorder case. + queue.push([first], 'move', { parent, after: last }); + + expect(Array.from(parent.childNodes)).toEqual([last, first]); + }); + + it('moves a multi-node group as one unit, preserving order', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const parent = document.createElement('ul'); + const a = document.createElement('li'); + const b = document.createElement('li'); + const c = document.createElement('li'); + parent.append(a, b, c); + + queue.push([a, b], 'move', { parent, after: c }); + + expect(Array.from(parent.childNodes)).toEqual([c, a, b]); + }); +}); + +describe('createCoreAnimateQueue — leave (FS §2.2)', () => { + it('removes every node in the group from its parent, synchronously', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const { parent, first, last } = makeParent(); + + queue.push([first, last], 'leave', {}); + + expect(parent.childNodes.length).toBe(0); + expect(first.parentNode).toBeNull(); + expect(last.parentNode).toBeNull(); + }); + + it('tolerates already-detached (orphan) nodes without throwing', () => { + const { queue, flush } = makeQueue(); + const orphan = document.createElement('p'); + const done = vi.fn(); + + const promise = queue.push([orphan], 'leave', {}); + promise.then(done); + flush(); + + expect(done).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); +}); + +describe('createCoreAnimateQueue — class operations (FS §2.2)', () => { + it('addClass applies the class via classList synchronously', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + + queue.push([el], 'addClass', { addClass: 'active' }); + + expect(el.classList.contains('active')).toBe(true); + }); + + it('addClass handles space-separated multiple class names (repeated whitespace tolerated)', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + + queue.push([el], 'addClass', { addClass: ' one two ' }); + + expect(el.classList.contains('one')).toBe(true); + expect(el.classList.contains('two')).toBe(true); + expect(el.classList.length).toBe(2); + }); + + it('removeClass removes the class synchronously, preserving author classes', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + el.className = 'card gone'; + + queue.push([el], 'removeClass', { removeClass: 'gone' }); + + expect(el.classList.contains('gone')).toBe(false); + expect(el.classList.contains('card')).toBe(true); + }); + + it('setClass adds and removes in one coalesced operation (the ng-class flip)', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + el.className = 'old'; + + queue.push([el], 'setClass', { addClass: 'new', removeClass: 'old' }); + + expect(el.classList.contains('new')).toBe(true); + expect(el.classList.contains('old')).toBe(false); + }); + + it('applies class changes to every Element in a multi-node group, skipping text nodes', () => { + const { queue, flush } = makeQueue(); + const a = document.createElement('div'); + const text = document.createTextNode('no classList here'); + const b = document.createElement('div'); + const done = vi.fn(); + + const promise = queue.push([a, text, b], 'addClass', { addClass: 'lit' }); + promise.then(done); + flush(); + + expect(a.classList.contains('lit')).toBe(true); + expect(b.classList.contains('lit')).toBe(true); + expect(done).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('an empty / absent class payload is a no-op (no empty-token classList throw)', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + el.className = 'kept'; + + queue.push([el], 'addClass', { addClass: '' }); + queue.push([el], 'setClass', {}); + + expect(el.className).toBe('kept'); + }); + + it('never adds any animation classes (ng-animate / ng-enter / …) during any operation', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const { parent, first } = makeParent(); + const entering = document.createElement('p'); + + queue.push([entering], 'enter', { parent, after: first }); + queue.push([entering], 'leave', {}); + + expect(entering.className).toBe(''); + }); +}); + +describe('createCoreAnimateQueue — completion promises (FS §2.5)', () => { + it('resolves the enter promise with undefined once the digest turn drains', () => { + const { queue, flush } = makeQueue(); + const { parent } = makeParent(); + const entering = document.createElement('p'); + const done = vi.fn(); + + const promise = queue.push([entering], 'enter', { parent }); + promise.then(done); + + // $q continuations are digest-scheduled — never synchronous. + expect(done).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + flush(); + expect(done).toHaveBeenCalledExactlyOnceWith(undefined); + }); + + it('resolves for every operation kind — no hangs', () => { + const { queue, flush } = makeQueue(); + const { parent, first } = makeParent(); + const el = document.createElement('p'); + const done = vi.fn(); + + queue.push([el], 'enter', { parent, after: first }).then(done); + queue.push([el], 'move', { parent }).then(done); + queue.push([el], 'addClass', { addClass: 'a' }).then(done); + queue.push([el], 'removeClass', { removeClass: 'a' }).then(done); + queue.push([el], 'setClass', { addClass: 'b', removeClass: 'c' }).then(done); + queue.push([el], 'leave', {}).then(done); + flush(); + + expect(done).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(6); + }); + + it('the DOM end state is observable BEFORE the promise settles (synchronous op, async settle)', () => { + const { queue, flush } = makeQueue(); + const { parent } = makeParent(); + const entering = document.createElement('p'); + let inParentAtSettle = false; + + const promise = queue.push([entering], 'enter', { parent }); + // Synchronously inserted, promise not yet settled. + expect(entering.parentNode).toBe(parent); + + promise.then(() => { + inParentAtSettle = entering.parentNode === parent; + }); + flush(); + + expect(inParentAtSettle).toBe(true); + }); +}); + +describe('createCoreAnimateQueue — enabled() surface (FS §2.6)', () => { + it('defaults to globally enabled', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + expect(queue.enabled()).toBe(true); + }); + + it('a boolean argument sets and returns the global flag; a later no-arg call reads it back', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + + expect(queue.enabled(false)).toBe(false); + expect(queue.enabled()).toBe(false); + expect(queue.enabled(true)).toBe(true); + expect(queue.enabled()).toBe(true); + }); + + it('the per-element form echoes the value passed (no per-element state kept)', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + + expect(queue.enabled(el, false)).toBe(false); + expect(queue.enabled(el, true)).toBe(true); + // The global flag is untouched by per-element calls. + expect(queue.enabled()).toBe(true); + }); + + it('a per-element call with no boolean defaults to true (the seam-level degenerate form)', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + + expect(queue.enabled(el)).toBe(true); + expect(queue.enabled(el, undefined)).toBe(true); + }); + + it('operations still apply while globally disabled — nothing consults the flag (instant engine)', () => { + const { queue } = makeQueue(); + const { parent } = makeParent(); + const entering = document.createElement('p'); + + queue.enabled(false); + queue.push([entering], 'enter', { parent }); + + expect(entering.parentNode).toBe(parent); + }); +}); + +describe('createCoreAnimateQueue — on / off (documented no-ops, tech spec §2.3)', () => { + it('accepts listener registration and removal without throwing and never fires', () => { + const { queue, flush } = makeQueue(); + const { parent } = makeParent(); + const listener = vi.fn(); + + queue.on('enter', parent, listener); + queue.push([document.createElement('p')], 'enter', { parent }); + flush(); + + expect(listener).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + queue.off('enter', parent, listener); + queue.off('enter', parent); + queue.off('enter'); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/css-driver.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/css-driver.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a0ed6cb --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/css-driver.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,596 @@ +/** + * `createCssDriver` unit tests (spec 041 Slice 5 / FS §2.3, tech spec §2.4). + * + * PURE layer — every collaborator (`raf`, `now`, `computeStyle`, `setTimer`, + * `clearTimer`) is a controllable stub, so the full transition / keyframe + * choreography is provable under jsdom where real transitions never fire: + * + * - **Match probe**: synchronous apply-read-remove; zero detected duration → + * `null` with NO residual classes; a throwing `computeStyle` still cleans + * up (try/finally); durations declared on either the prep OR the active + * class are caught (the probe applies both). + * - **Class choreography**: `ng-animate` marker + prep class at `start`, + * active class one `raf` tick later, EVERY applied class removed on EVERY + * exit path (end event, fallback timer, no-op re-check, cancel) — and a + * pre-existing author class with a colliding name is never stripped. + * - **Duration detection**: `max(transition, animation)` with comma-list + * cycling and `animation-duration × iteration-count` (`infinite` = one); + * the fallback timer arms at `maxDelay + 1.5 × maxDuration`. + * - **End-event acceptance**: `transitionend` / `animationend` whose target + * IS the element closes; bubbled child events, pre-delay stale events, and + * short-property events (`elapsedTime < maxDuration`) are ignored; a plain + * `Event` without `elapsedTime` (jsdom has no `TransitionEvent`) counts as + * an authoritative close. + */ + +import { describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { createCssDriver, type CssComputedStyle, type CssDriver } from '@animate/css-driver'; +import type { TimerId } from '@async/async-types'; + +/** One captured fallback-timer registration. */ +interface TimerRecord { + fn: () => void; + delay: number; + cleared: boolean; +} + +/** + * Build a driver over fully manual seams: a configurable computed-style map, + * an explicit `raf` queue, a fake monotonic clock, and a recording timer + * registry — every asynchronous step fires only when the test says so. + */ +function makeHarness(initialStyles: Record = {}) { + const styles = new Map(Object.entries(initialStyles)); + const rafQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const timers: TimerRecord[] = []; + /** Class-list snapshot recorded at each default computed-style read. */ + const styleReads: string[][] = []; + let currentTime = 0; + let readerOverride: ((element: Element) => CssComputedStyle) | null = null; + + const driver: CssDriver = createCssDriver({ + raf: (callback) => { + rafQueue.push(callback); + }, + now: () => currentTime, + computeStyle: (element) => { + if (readerOverride !== null) { + return readerOverride(element); + } + styleReads.push(Array.from(element.classList)); + return { getPropertyValue: (property: string) => styles.get(property) ?? '' }; + }, + setTimer: (fn, delay) => { + timers.push({ fn, delay, cleared: false }); + // The manual registry's index doubles as the opaque handle — the same + // `as unknown as TimerId` bridge the `@async` parity suite uses. + return (timers.length - 1) as unknown as TimerId; + }, + clearTimer: (id) => { + const record = timers[id as unknown as number]; + if (record !== undefined) { + record.cleared = true; + } + }, + }); + + return { + driver, + timers, + styleReads, + /** Drain the manual `raf` queue (the driver only ever queues one tick). */ + flushRaf: (): void => { + while (rafQueue.length > 0) { + rafQueue.shift()?.(); + } + }, + rafQueueLength: (): number => rafQueue.length, + /** Fire a captured (and not since cleared) fallback timer on demand. */ + fireTimer: (index = timers.length - 1): void => { + const record = timers[index]; + if (record !== undefined && !record.cleared) { + record.fn(); + } + }, + setStyle: (property: string, value: string): void => { + styles.set(property, value); + }, + advance: (ms: number): void => { + currentTime += ms; + }, + setReader: (reader: (element: Element) => CssComputedStyle): void => { + readerOverride = reader; + }, + }; +} + +/** The element's class list, sorted for order-independent assertions. */ +function classesOf(element: Element): string[] { + return Array.from(element.classList).sort(); +} + +/** + * A synthetic end event. jsdom ships no `TransitionEvent` / `AnimationEvent` + * constructor, so tests dispatch plain `Event`s; `elapsedSeconds` (when + * given) is attached the way the real DOM event would carry it. + */ +function endEvent(type: 'transitionend' | 'animationend', elapsedSeconds?: number): Event { + const event = new Event(type, { bubbles: true }); + if (elapsedSeconds !== undefined) { + Object.defineProperty(event, 'elapsedTime', { value: elapsedSeconds }); + } + return event; +} + +describe('CSS driver — match probe (FS §2.3 skip detection)', () => { + it('returns null when the computed styles declare zero durations, leaving no residual classes', () => { + const { driver, styleReads } = makeHarness(); // every property reads '' → zero + const element = document.createElement('div'); + + expect(driver.match(element, 'enter', {})).toBeNull(); + + // The probe DID apply prep + active for the read… + expect(styleReads).toEqual([['ng-enter', 'ng-enter-active']]); + // …and removed them again before returning. + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('matches when a transition-duration is declared', () => { + const { driver } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + + expect(driver.match(element, 'enter', {})).not.toBeNull(); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); // probe classes never survive a match either + }); + + it('matches a duration declared ONLY via the active class (the probe applies both)', () => { + const { driver, setReader } = makeHarness(); + setReader((element) => ({ + getPropertyValue: (property) => + property === 'transition-duration' && element.classList.contains('ng-enter-active') ? '0.3s' : '', + })); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + + expect(driver.match(element, 'enter', {})).not.toBeNull(); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('a throwing computeStyle still removes the probe classes (try/finally guard)', () => { + const { driver, setReader } = makeHarness(); + setReader(() => { + throw new Error('computed style exploded'); + }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + + expect(() => driver.match(element, 'enter', {})).toThrow('computed style exploded'); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('a class-change event with an empty payload derives no classes and returns null', () => { + const { driver, styleReads } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '1s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + + expect(driver.match(element, 'addClass', {})).toBeNull(); + expect(driver.match(element, 'removeClass', {})).toBeNull(); + expect(styleReads).toEqual([]); // short-circuits before any probe read + }); + + it('the probe never strips a pre-existing author class colliding with a driver class name', () => { + const { driver } = makeHarness(); // zero durations → null path + const element = document.createElement('div'); + element.classList.add('ng-enter'); // author-owned collision + + expect(driver.match(element, 'enter', {})).toBeNull(); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual(['ng-enter']); + }); +}); + +describe('CSS driver — class choreography per operation (FS §2.3)', () => { + it.each(['enter', 'leave', 'move'] as const)( + 'structural %s: prep + marker at start, active on the raf tick, all removed after close', + (event) => { + const { driver, flushRaf, advance } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, event, {}); + expect(animation).not.toBeNull(); + + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + + // Phase 1: marker + prep, NO active class yet. + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([`ng-${event}`, 'ng-animate'].sort()); + + flushRaf(); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([`ng-${event}`, `ng-${event}-active`, 'ng-animate'].sort()); + expect(onDone).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + advance(400); + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); + + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + }, + ); + + it("addClass 'shrink' animates via the shrink-add / shrink-add-active pair (never adding 'shrink' itself)", () => { + const { driver, flushRaf } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'addClass', { addClass: 'shrink' }); + expect(animation).not.toBeNull(); + + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual(['ng-animate', 'shrink-add']); + + flushRaf(); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual(['ng-animate', 'shrink-add', 'shrink-add-active']); + // The target class itself is the ENGINE's end-state job, never the driver's. + expect(element.classList.contains('shrink')).toBe(false); + + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + }); + + it("removeClass 'shrink' animates via the shrink-remove / shrink-remove-active pair", () => { + const { driver, flushRaf } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + element.classList.add('shrink'); // the class being removed stays until the engine's close + const animation = driver.match(element, 'removeClass', { removeClass: 'shrink' }); + expect(animation).not.toBeNull(); + + animation?.start(vi.fn()); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual(['ng-animate', 'shrink', 'shrink-remove']); + + flushRaf(); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual(['ng-animate', 'shrink', 'shrink-remove', 'shrink-remove-active']); + + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual(['shrink']); // driver classes gone, author class intact + }); + + it('setClass derives BOTH the -add and -remove pairs from its combined payload', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'setClass', { addClass: 'big', removeClass: 'small' }); + expect(animation).not.toBeNull(); + + animation?.start(vi.fn()); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual(['big-add', 'ng-animate', 'small-remove']); + + flushRaf(); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([ + 'big-add', + 'big-add-active', + 'ng-animate', + 'small-remove', + 'small-remove-active', + ]); + + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('a multi-class addClass payload derives one -add pair per class', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'addClass', { addClass: 'fade slide' }); + expect(animation).not.toBeNull(); + + animation?.start(vi.fn()); + flushRaf(); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual(['fade-add', 'fade-add-active', 'ng-animate', 'slide-add', 'slide-add-active']); + }); + + it('the ng-animate marker is present ONLY while the ceremony is in flight', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'enter', {}); + + expect(element.classList.contains('ng-animate')).toBe(false); // match probe left nothing + + animation?.start(vi.fn()); + expect(element.classList.contains('ng-animate')).toBe(true); + + flushRaf(); + expect(element.classList.contains('ng-animate')).toBe(true); + + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); + expect(element.classList.contains('ng-animate')).toBe(false); + }); +}); + +describe('CSS driver — transition vs keyframe paths', () => { + it('a zero transition but non-zero animation-duration matches and closes on animationend', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf } = makeHarness({ + 'transition-duration': '0s', + 'animation-duration': '0.3s', + }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'enter', {}); + expect(animation).not.toBeNull(); + + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + flushRaf(); + + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('animationend')); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('multiplies animation-duration by iteration-count for the fallback delay (delay + 1.5 × duration × count)', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf, timers } = makeHarness({ + 'animation-duration': '0.2s', + 'animation-iteration-count': '3', + 'animation-delay': '0.1s', + }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + driver.match(element, 'enter', {})?.start(vi.fn()); + flushRaf(); + + expect(timers).toHaveLength(1); + expect(timers[0]?.delay).toBe(100 + 1.5 * 200 * 3); // 1000ms + }); + + it("treats 'infinite' iteration count as ONE iteration for the fallback timer", () => { + const { driver, flushRaf, timers } = makeHarness({ + 'animation-duration': '0.2s', + 'animation-iteration-count': 'infinite', + }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + driver.match(element, 'enter', {})?.start(vi.fn()); + flushRaf(); + + expect(timers).toHaveLength(1); + expect(timers[0]?.delay).toBe(0 + 1.5 * 200); // 300ms — the framework still finalizes + }); +}); + +describe('CSS driver — comma-list parsing (CSS list cycling)', () => { + it("'1s, 250ms' durations with paired delays keep the per-entry maxima for the fallback delay", () => { + const { driver, flushRaf, timers } = makeHarness({ + 'transition-duration': '1s, 250ms', + 'transition-delay': '0s, 2s', + }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + driver.match(element, 'enter', {})?.start(vi.fn()); + flushRaf(); + + // maxDuration = 1000ms, maxDelay = 2000ms → 2000 + 1.5 × 1000. + expect(timers[0]?.delay).toBe(3500); + }); + + it('a shorter delay list cycles against the longer duration list', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf, timers } = makeHarness({ + 'transition-duration': '1s, 250ms', + 'transition-delay': '0.5s', // cycles: (1s, 0.5s), (250ms, 0.5s) + }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + driver.match(element, 'enter', {})?.start(vi.fn()); + flushRaf(); + + expect(timers[0]?.delay).toBe(500 + 1.5 * 1000); // 2000ms + }); + + it('a single iteration count cycles against a multi-entry animation-duration list', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf, timers } = makeHarness({ + 'animation-duration': '0.2s, 0.1s', + 'animation-iteration-count': '4', // cycles: 0.2s×4 = 800ms, 0.1s×4 = 400ms + }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + driver.match(element, 'enter', {})?.start(vi.fn()); + flushRaf(); + + expect(timers[0]?.delay).toBe(0 + 1.5 * 800); // 1200ms + }); +}); + +describe('CSS driver — end-event acceptance', () => { + it('ignores a bubbled end event whose target is a child of the animating element', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const child = document.createElement('span'); + element.appendChild(child); + + const onDone = vi.fn(); + driver.match(element, 'enter', {})?.start(onDone); + flushRaf(); + + child.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); // bubbles up to element — not ours + expect(onDone).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('ignores an end event whose elapsedTime is shorter than the max duration (a shorter property finished)', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const onDone = vi.fn(); + driver.match(element, 'enter', {})?.start(onDone); + flushRaf(); + + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend', 0.1)); // 100ms < 400ms — a short property + expect(onDone).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend', 0.4)); // the full-duration property + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('discards a stale end event arriving before the declared delay has elapsed', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf, advance } = makeHarness({ + 'transition-duration': '0.4s', + 'transition-delay': '0.5s', + }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const onDone = vi.fn(); + driver.match(element, 'enter', {})?.start(onDone); + flushRaf(); + + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); // now − start = 0 < 500ms delay → stale + expect(onDone).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + advance(500); + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('an end event arriving after the close is harmless (listeners removed, completion stays single)', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const onDone = vi.fn(); + driver.match(element, 'enter', {})?.start(onDone); + flushRaf(); + + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('animationend')); + + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + }); +}); + +describe('CSS driver — fallback timer', () => { + it('closes and cleans the classes when the fallback timer fires with no end event', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf, fireTimer, timers } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const onDone = vi.fn(); + driver.match(element, 'enter', {})?.start(onDone); + flushRaf(); + + expect(timers).toHaveLength(1); + expect(timers[0]?.delay).toBe(0 + 1.5 * 400); // 600ms + + fireTimer(); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + + // A straggling end event after the timer close is inert. + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('a natural end-event close clears the armed fallback timer', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf, timers } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + driver.match(element, 'enter', {})?.start(vi.fn()); + flushRaf(); + + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); + expect(timers[0]?.cleared).toBe(true); + }); +}); + +describe('CSS driver — zero-duration re-read at start (the authoritative re-check)', () => { + it('closes as a no-op with classes cleaned when the start-time re-read reports zero', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf, setStyle, timers } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'enter', {}); // probe saw 0.4s + expect(animation).not.toBeNull(); + + setStyle('transition-duration', '0s'); // styles changed between match and start + + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual(['ng-animate', 'ng-enter']); // prep phase still ran + + flushRaf(); // active-phase re-read is authoritative: zero → instant no-op close + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + expect(timers).toHaveLength(0); // nothing armed + + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); // no listeners were left behind + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('a computeStyle throw on the raf tick still closes (classes cleaned) before the error surfaces', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf, setReader } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'enter', {}); + + setReader(() => { + throw new Error('active-phase read exploded'); + }); + + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + + expect(() => { + flushRaf(); + }).toThrow('active-phase read exploded'); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); // "never stuck" — settled before the rethrow + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + }); +}); + +describe('CSS driver — cancel (FS §2.10)', () => { + it('a mid-flight cancel removes every driver class, clears the timer, and completes exactly once', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf, timers } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'enter', {}); + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + flushRaf(); // fully in flight: prep + active + marker + armed timer + + animation?.cancel(); + + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + expect(timers[0]?.cleared).toBe(true); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + + animation?.cancel(); // repeated cancel is a no-op + element.dispatchEvent(endEvent('transitionend')); // straggler event is inert + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('cancel between the prep phase and the raf tick cleans up and completes', () => { + const { driver, flushRaf } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'enter', {}); + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual(['ng-animate', 'ng-enter']); + + animation?.cancel(); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + + flushRaf(); // the queued raf tick observes the cancel and does nothing + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('cancel before start prevents the ceremony from ever beginning', () => { + const { driver, rafQueueLength } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const animation = driver.match(element, 'enter', {}); + + animation?.cancel(); // nothing started — no completion callback exists yet + + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual([]); + expect(rafQueueLength()).toBe(0); + expect(onDone).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + }); + + it("never strips an author's pre-existing class that collides with a driver class name", () => { + const { driver, flushRaf } = makeHarness({ 'transition-duration': '0.4s' }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + element.classList.add('ng-enter'); // author-owned — the driver must not claim it + + const animation = driver.match(element, 'enter', {}); + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + flushRaf(); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual(['ng-animate', 'ng-enter', 'ng-enter-active']); + + animation?.cancel(); + + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(classesOf(element)).toEqual(['ng-enter']); // driver additions gone, author class intact + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/css-queue-integration.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/css-queue-integration.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c79d977 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/css-queue-integration.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,202 @@ +/** + * `createAnimateQueue` × CSS-driver integration (spec 041 Slice 5 / tech + * spec §2.4 — the OR-match + joint close). + * + * PURE layer — the engine is constructed DIRECTLY with STUB drivers (both + * drivers share the structural `match → start / cancel` shape), a manual + * `postDigest` / `raf` queue, and the synchronous pure-`$q` harness — no + * injector, no real digest. Pinned here: + * + * - **Joint close**: when BOTH drivers match one operation they start + * together on the flush tick and the ceremony (end-state DOM + runner + * resolution) completes only after BOTH have reported done. + * - **CSS-only match**: a CSS match animates with zero JS registrations — + * the OR-match never holds one driver hostage to the other's miss. + * - **Neither matches**: the push takes the instant skip path (end state + * synchronous at push time, promise resolves immediately) — the FS §2.1 + * "behaves exactly like an app without the module" criterion. + */ + +import { describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { createAnimateQueue } from '@animate/animate-queue'; +import type { CssDriver } from '@animate/css-driver'; +import type { JsDriver } from '@animate/js-driver'; +import { createQ } from '@async/q'; +import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; +import { noopExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; + +/** + * Build a pure `$q` whose `scheduleDigest` queues continuations for a + * synchronous `flushQ()` drain — the `core-animate-queue.test.ts` pattern. + */ +function makePureQ(): { q: QService; flushQ: () => void } { + let queue: Array<() => void> = []; + const q = createQ({ + exceptionHandler: noopExceptionHandler, + scheduleDigest: (fn) => { + queue.push(fn); + }, + }); + const flushQ = (): void => { + while (queue.length > 0) { + const batch = queue; + queue = []; + for (const fn of batch) { + fn(); + } + } + }; + return { q, flushQ }; +} + +/** One controllable stub animation — the shared driver-animation shape. */ +function makeStubAnimation() { + const stub = { + started: false, + cancelled: false, + done: null as (() => void) | null, + start(onDone: () => void): void { + stub.started = true; + stub.done = onDone; + }, + cancel(): void { + stub.cancelled = true; + }, + }; + return stub; +} + +type StubAnimation = ReturnType; + +/** + * Build the engine over stub drivers and manual scheduling seams. Each + * driver either always matches (returning a fresh controllable stub per + * push) or never matches, per the flags. + */ +function makeQueueHarness({ jsMatches, cssMatches }: { jsMatches: boolean; cssMatches: boolean }) { + const { q, flushQ } = makePureQ(); + const postDigestQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const rafQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const jsAnimations: StubAnimation[] = []; + const cssAnimations: StubAnimation[] = []; + + const jsDriver: JsDriver = { + match: () => { + if (!jsMatches) { + return null; + } + const animation = makeStubAnimation(); + jsAnimations.push(animation); + return animation; + }, + }; + const cssDriver: CssDriver = { + match: () => { + if (!cssMatches) { + return null; + } + const animation = makeStubAnimation(); + cssAnimations.push(animation); + return animation; + }, + }; + + const queue = createAnimateQueue({ + q, + exceptionHandler: noopExceptionHandler, + postDigest: (fn) => { + postDigestQueue.push(fn); + }, + raf: (callback) => { + rafQueue.push(callback); + }, + jsDriver, + cssDriver, + classNameFilter: () => null, + }); + + /** Drain one postDigest + raf round (the engine's flush-tick schedule). */ + const flushTick = (): void => { + while (postDigestQueue.length > 0) { + postDigestQueue.shift()?.(); + } + while (rafQueue.length > 0) { + rafQueue.shift()?.(); + } + }; + + flushTick(); // lift the startup grace (first digest settled + one raf tick) + + return { queue, flushQ, flushTick, jsAnimations, cssAnimations }; +} + +describe('animate queue × CSS driver — joint close (tech spec §2.4)', () => { + it('starts both matched drivers together and completes only after BOTH report done', () => { + const { queue, flushQ, flushTick, jsAnimations, cssAnimations } = makeQueueHarness({ + jsMatches: true, + cssMatches: true, + }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const resolved = vi.fn(); + + queue.push([element], 'addClass', { addClass: 'shrink' }).then(resolved); + + // Matched → the end state is DEFERRED to close, and nothing starts + // before the flush tick. + expect(element.classList.contains('shrink')).toBe(false); + expect(jsAnimations[0]?.started).toBeFalsy(); + expect(cssAnimations[0]?.started).toBeFalsy(); + + flushTick(); // digest settled + raf → both start TOGETHER + expect(jsAnimations[0]?.started).toBe(true); + expect(cssAnimations[0]?.started).toBe(true); + + jsAnimations[0]?.done?.(); // one of two — the ceremony stays open + flushQ(); + expect(resolved).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + expect(element.classList.contains('shrink')).toBe(false); + + cssAnimations[0]?.done?.(); // joint close: end state + resolution + expect(element.classList.contains('shrink')).toBe(true); + flushQ(); + expect(resolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('a CSS-only match animates without any JS registration (the OR-match)', () => { + const { queue, flushQ, flushTick, jsAnimations, cssAnimations } = makeQueueHarness({ + jsMatches: false, + cssMatches: true, + }); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const element = document.createElement('p'); + const resolved = vi.fn(); + + queue.push([element], 'enter', { parent }).then(resolved); + + // Enter inserts synchronously at push time regardless of the match. + expect(element.parentNode).toBe(parent); + expect(jsAnimations).toHaveLength(0); + + flushTick(); + expect(cssAnimations[0]?.started).toBe(true); + flushQ(); + expect(resolved).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); // held open by the CSS ceremony alone + + cssAnimations[0]?.done?.(); + flushQ(); + expect(resolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('neither driver matching takes the instant skip path (end state synchronous at push)', () => { + const { queue, flushQ } = makeQueueHarness({ jsMatches: false, cssMatches: false }); + const element = document.createElement('div'); + const resolved = vi.fn(); + + queue.push([element], 'addClass', { addClass: 'shrink' }).then(resolved); + + expect(element.classList.contains('shrink')).toBe(true); // applied at push time + flushQ(); + expect(resolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); // no flush tick needed + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/js-driver.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/js-driver.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..31b9df7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/js-driver.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,399 @@ +/** + * `createJsDriver` unit tests (spec 041 Slice 4 / FS §2.4, tech spec §2.4). + * + * PURE layer — the driver's two collaborators (`getAnimations`, + * `exceptionHandler`) are stubbed, so class matching, done aggregation, + * cancellation, and error routing are provable without an injector or the + * animation queue. + * + * Pinned here: + * + * - **Matching** is per element class against the resolved registry: no + * registration / no class overlap / no callback for the requested event + * all yield `null` (the engine's skip signal — FS §2.1). + * - **Aggregation**: multiple matching classes contribute one operation + * each; `onDone` fires exactly once, only after ALL `done`s fire; each + * `done` is idempotent per operation. + * - **Cancellation**: cancel functions the callbacks returned are invoked + * on `cancel()` (drain-and-clear — a repeated cancel does not re-invoke). + * - **Error routing**: a callback (or cancel-function) throw routes via + * `$exceptionHandler` with cause `'$animate'` AND still counts the + * operation as done, so the aggregate closes ("never stuck", FS §2.4). + */ + +import { describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { createJsDriver } from '@animate/js-driver'; +import type { AnimationDefinition } from '@animate/animate-types'; +import type { ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; + +/** One recorded `$exceptionHandler` invocation. */ +interface Report { + exception: unknown; + cause: string | undefined; +} + +/** Build a driver over a literal class → definition registry. */ +function makeDriver(registry: Record) { + const reports: Report[] = []; + const exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler = (exception, cause) => { + reports.push({ exception, cause }); + }; + const animations = new Map(Object.entries(registry)); + const driver = createJsDriver({ getAnimations: () => animations, exceptionHandler }); + return { driver, reports }; +} + +/** An element carrying the given class attribute value. */ +function elementWithClasses(classes: string): Element { + const el = document.createElement('div'); + el.className = classes; + return el; +} + +describe('JS driver — matching (FS §2.4)', () => { + it('returns null when nothing is registered', () => { + const { driver } = makeDriver({}); + expect(driver.match(elementWithClasses('fade'), 'enter', {})).toBeNull(); + }); + + it("returns null when the element's classes overlap no registration", () => { + const { driver } = makeDriver({ + fade: { + enter: (_el, done) => { + done(); + }, + }, + }); + expect(driver.match(elementWithClasses('card highlighted'), 'enter', {})).toBeNull(); + }); + + it('returns null when the matched definition declares no callback for the requested event', () => { + const { driver } = makeDriver({ + fade: { + enter: (_el, done) => { + done(); + }, + }, + }); + // `.fade` is registered, but only for `enter` — a `leave` push skips. + expect(driver.match(elementWithClasses('fade'), 'leave', {})).toBeNull(); + }); + + it('matches per element class and invokes the callback with the element and a done', () => { + const enter = vi.fn((_el: Element, done: () => void) => { + done(); + }); + const { driver, reports } = makeDriver({ fade: { enter } }); + const el = elementWithClasses('card fade'); + + const animation = driver.match(el, 'enter', {}); + expect(animation).not.toBeNull(); + + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + + expect(enter).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(enter.mock.calls[0]?.[0]).toBe(el); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('threads the class-change payload into an addClass callback', () => { + const addClass = vi.fn((_el: Element, _className: string, done: () => void) => { + done(); + }); + const { driver } = makeDriver({ fade: { addClass } }); + const el = elementWithClasses('fade'); + + const animation = driver.match(el, 'addClass', { addClass: 'active' }); + expect(animation).not.toBeNull(); + animation?.start(vi.fn()); + + expect(addClass).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(addClass.mock.calls[0]?.[0]).toBe(el); + expect(addClass.mock.calls[0]?.[1]).toBe('active'); + }); + + it('an addClass push with an EMPTY payload matches nothing even when the callback exists', () => { + const { driver } = makeDriver({ + fade: { + addClass: (_el, _className, done) => { + done(); + }, + }, + }); + expect(driver.match(elementWithClasses('fade'), 'addClass', {})).toBeNull(); + }); +}); + +describe('JS driver — setClass event (coalesced + fallback paths)', () => { + it('a coalesced setClass callback receives added AND removed and one done', () => { + const setClass = vi.fn((_el: Element, _added: string, _removed: string, done: () => void) => { + done(); + }); + const { driver } = makeDriver({ swap: { setClass } }); + const el = elementWithClasses('swap'); + + const animation = driver.match(el, 'setClass', { addClass: 'on', removeClass: 'off' }); + expect(animation).not.toBeNull(); + const closed = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(closed); + + expect(setClass).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(setClass.mock.calls[0]?.[0]).toBe(el); + expect(setClass.mock.calls[0]?.[1]).toBe('on'); + expect(setClass.mock.calls[0]?.[2]).toBe('off'); + expect(closed).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('without a setClass hook, falls back to the separate addClass + removeClass callbacks', () => { + const addClass = vi.fn((_el: Element, _className: string, done: () => void) => { + done(); + }); + const removeClass = vi.fn((_el: Element, _className: string, done: () => void) => { + done(); + }); + const { driver } = makeDriver({ swap: { addClass, removeClass } }); + const el = elementWithClasses('swap'); + + const animation = driver.match(el, 'setClass', { addClass: 'on', removeClass: 'off' }); + expect(animation).not.toBeNull(); + const closed = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(closed); + + // Both fallback callbacks run, each counted independently, and the + // aggregate closes only after BOTH fire done. + expect(addClass).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(addClass.mock.calls[0]?.[1]).toBe('on'); + expect(removeClass).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(removeClass.mock.calls[0]?.[1]).toBe('off'); + expect(closed).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('the setClass fallback runs only the side whose payload is non-empty', () => { + const addClass = vi.fn((_el: Element, _className: string, done: () => void) => { + done(); + }); + const removeClass = vi.fn((_el: Element, _className: string, done: () => void) => { + done(); + }); + const { driver } = makeDriver({ swap: { addClass, removeClass } }); + + // Only an add side — removeClass payload is empty, so removeClass is skipped. + const animation = driver.match(elementWithClasses('swap'), 'setClass', { addClass: 'on', removeClass: '' }); + expect(animation).not.toBeNull(); + animation?.start(() => undefined); + expect(addClass).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(removeClass).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + }); + + it('a setClass event with a definition lacking every class hook matches nothing', () => { + const { driver } = makeDriver({ + swap: { + enter: (_el, done) => { + done(); + }, + }, + }); + expect(driver.match(elementWithClasses('swap'), 'setClass', { addClass: 'on', removeClass: 'off' })).toBeNull(); + }); +}); + +describe('JS driver — done aggregation across multiple matching classes', () => { + /** Two registered classes; each stores its per-operation `done` for the test to fire. */ + function makeAggregateHarness() { + const dones: Record void> = {}; + const { driver, reports } = makeDriver({ + fade: { + enter: (_el, done) => { + dones.fade = done; + }, + }, + slide: { + enter: (_el, done) => { + dones.slide = done; + }, + }, + }); + return { driver, reports, dones }; + } + + it('closes only when ALL matched operations have fired done', () => { + const { driver, dones } = makeAggregateHarness(); + const animation = driver.match(elementWithClasses('fade slide'), 'enter', {}); + expect(animation).not.toBeNull(); + + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + + expect(dones.fade).toBeDefined(); + expect(dones.slide).toBeDefined(); + expect(onDone).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + dones.fade?.(); + expect(onDone).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); // one of two — still open + + dones.slide?.(); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); // all done → exactly one close + }); + + it('each done is idempotent per operation — a double fire is not a double count', () => { + const { driver, dones } = makeAggregateHarness(); + const animation = driver.match(elementWithClasses('fade slide'), 'enter', {}); + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + + dones.fade?.(); + dones.fade?.(); // repeated — must NOT stand in for slide's done + expect(onDone).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + dones.slide?.(); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('a class matching but contributing no callback for the event does not block the close', () => { + const dones: Record void> = {}; + const { driver } = makeDriver({ + fade: { + enter: (_el, done) => { + dones.fade = done; + }, + }, + slide: { + // Registered, matched by class — but declares no `enter`. + leave: (_el, done) => { + done(); + }, + }, + }); + const animation = driver.match(elementWithClasses('fade slide'), 'enter', {}); + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + + dones.fade?.(); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); +}); + +describe('JS driver — cancellation (FS §2.10)', () => { + it('invokes every cancel function the started callbacks returned', () => { + const cancelFade = vi.fn(); + const cancelSlide = vi.fn(); + const { driver } = makeDriver({ + fade: { enter: () => cancelFade }, + slide: { enter: () => cancelSlide }, + }); + const animation = driver.match(elementWithClasses('fade slide'), 'enter', {}); + animation?.start(vi.fn()); + + animation?.cancel(); + + expect(cancelFade).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(cancelSlide).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('a repeated cancel does not re-invoke the cancel functions (drain-and-clear)', () => { + const cancelFn = vi.fn(); + const { driver } = makeDriver({ fade: { enter: () => cancelFn } }); + const animation = driver.match(elementWithClasses('fade'), 'enter', {}); + animation?.start(vi.fn()); + + animation?.cancel(); + animation?.cancel(); + + expect(cancelFn).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('cancel before start (and for void-returning callbacks) is a safe no-op', () => { + const { driver, reports } = makeDriver({ + fade: { + enter: (_el, done) => { + done(); + }, + }, + }); + const animation = driver.match(elementWithClasses('fade'), 'enter', {}); + + expect(() => { + animation?.cancel(); + }).not.toThrow(); + + animation?.start(vi.fn()); + expect(() => { + animation?.cancel(); + }).not.toThrow(); + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + }); +}); + +describe("JS driver — error routing via '$animate' (FS §2.4 'never stuck')", () => { + it('a callback throw routes $animate and still counts the operation as done', () => { + const boom = new Error('animation exploded'); + const dones: Record void> = {}; + const { driver, reports } = makeDriver({ + fade: { + enter: () => { + throw boom; + }, + }, + slide: { + enter: (_el, done) => { + dones.slide = done; + }, + }, + }); + const animation = driver.match(elementWithClasses('fade slide'), 'enter', {}); + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + + // The throw was reported through the standard channel… + expect(reports).toHaveLength(1); + expect(reports[0]?.exception).toBe(boom); + expect(reports[0]?.cause).toBe('$animate'); + + // …and counted as done, so the surviving operation's done closes the aggregate. + expect(onDone).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + dones.slide?.(); + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); + + it('a single-operation throw closes the aggregate immediately', () => { + const { driver, reports } = makeDriver({ + fade: { + enter: () => { + throw new Error('boom'); + }, + }, + }); + const animation = driver.match(elementWithClasses('fade'), 'enter', {}); + const onDone = vi.fn(); + animation?.start(onDone); + + expect(onDone).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(reports).toHaveLength(1); + expect(reports[0]?.cause).toBe('$animate'); + }); + + it('a cancel-function throw routes $animate and the remaining cancel functions still run', () => { + const boom = new Error('cancel exploded'); + const survivingCancel = vi.fn(); + const { driver, reports } = makeDriver({ + fade: { + enter: () => () => { + throw boom; + }, + }, + slide: { enter: () => survivingCancel }, + }); + const animation = driver.match(elementWithClasses('fade slide'), 'enter', {}); + animation?.start(vi.fn()); + + animation?.cancel(); + + expect(reports).toHaveLength(1); + expect(reports[0]?.exception).toBe(boom); + expect(reports[0]?.cause).toBe('$animate'); + expect(survivingCancel).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/ng-animate-integration.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/ng-animate-integration.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..514359e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/ng-animate-integration.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,519 @@ +/** + * `ngAnimate` end-to-end integration tests (spec 041 Slice 4 / FS §2.1, + * §2.4, §2.6, §2.10 — tech spec §2.4, §2.7). + * + * Real `[ngModule, ngAnimate]` injector + jsdom DOM: the opt-in module's + * single `$$animateQueue` re-registration (DI last-wins) upgrades every + * `$animate` operation the structural directives route, and `.animation` + * registrations become live JS animations. + * + * ## Timing harness + * + * The queue starts matched animations at digest end + ONE `raf` tick, and + * lifts the startup grace after the FIRST digest settles + one `raf` tick. + * jsdom (vitest environment) provides a real `requestAnimationFrame` that + * fires pending callbacks in REGISTRATION ORDER within one frame — so a + * queue-scheduled `raf` callback (registered during the digest's + * `$$postDigest`) always runs before a frame awaited AFTERWARDS by the + * test. The shared {@link nextFrame} helper (one awaited frame + defensive + * microtask drains) is therefore deterministic and reused everywhere. + * + * Pinned here: + * + * - startup grace: an `ng-if` truthy on the FIRST digest renders instantly + * (no enter callback); a toggle after settle animates. + * - enter: callback fires after digest + raf, with the DOM ALREADY + * inserted; `done()` resolves the ceremony (completion promise). + * - leave: scope destruction is synchronous at toggle time while DOM + * removal is deferred until `done()` fires. + * - unmatched elements: instant behavior identical to the core engine. + * - a JS callback throw routes `'$animate'` and the element still reaches + * its final state. + * - last-wins: the engine behind `$animate` is NOT the instant one + * (deferred leave as the behavioral witness). + * - `ng-repeat`: one enter callback per added row post-grace. + */ + +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { ngAnimate } from '@animate/ng-animate-module'; +import type { AnimationDefinition } from '@animate/animate-types'; +import { asInstanceOf } from '@core/index'; +import { ngModule } from '@core/ng-module'; +import type { Scope } from '@core/scope'; +import { createInjector } from '@di/injector'; +import { createModule, resetRegistry } from '@di/module'; +import type { ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; + +/** One recorded `$exceptionHandler` invocation. */ +interface Report { + exception: unknown; + cause: string | undefined; +} + +/** One recorded JS animation callback fire. */ +interface AnimationCall { + element: Element; + /** Whether the element was already in the live DOM when the callback fired. */ + connected: boolean; + /** The per-operation completion callback, for the test to fire on cue. */ + done: () => void; +} + +/** + * Await one animation frame, then drain the microtask queue defensively + * (the `flushMicrotasks` precedent from `structural-routing.test.ts`). + * Because jsdom fires pending raf callbacks in registration order, any + * queue-scheduled raf work (flush tick, startup-grace lift) registered + * BEFORE this call completes within the awaited frame. + */ +async function nextFrame(): Promise { + await new Promise((resolve) => requestAnimationFrame(resolve)); + await Promise.resolve(); + await Promise.resolve(); +} + +/** + * Settle the app: run the first digest (fires the queue's startup-grace + * `$$postDigest`) and flush one raf tick so the grace lifts. Every push + * AFTER this helper returns is animation-eligible (FS §2.6). + */ +async function liftStartupGrace($rootScope: Scope): Promise { + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); +} + +/** + * Bootstrap a `[ngModule, ngAnimate, app]` injector with the given + * `.animation` registrations and a recording `$exceptionHandler`. Resolves + * `$animate` eagerly so the animation engine (and its startup-grace + * schedule) exists before the first digest. + */ +function bootstrap(animations: Record = {}) { + const reports: Report[] = []; + const handler: ExceptionHandler = (exception, cause) => { + reports.push({ exception, cause }); + }; + const app = createModule('ng-animate-integration-app', []).factory('$exceptionHandler', [() => handler]); + for (const [selector, definition] of Object.entries(animations)) { + app.animation(selector, [() => definition]); + } + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, ngAnimate, app]); + return { + injector, + $compile: injector.get('$compile'), + $rootScope: injector.get('$rootScope'), + $animate: injector.get('$animate'), + reports, + }; +} + +afterEach(() => { + resetRegistry(); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// Startup grace (FS §2.6) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — startup grace (FS §2.6)', () => { + it('an ng-if truthy on the FIRST digest renders instantly; a later toggle animates', async () => { + const enterCalls: AnimationCall[] = []; + const { $compile, $rootScope, reports } = bootstrap({ + '.fade': { + enter(element, done) { + enterCalls.push({ element, connected: element.isConnected, done }); + }, + }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + root.innerHTML = '

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'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + + // Truthy BEFORE the app's first digest: the initial render is instant. + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(root.querySelector('p')).not.toBeNull(); + await nextFrame(); + await nextFrame(); + expect(enterCalls).toHaveLength(0); + + // Tear down (leave is unregistered → instant) and re-enter post-grace. + $rootScope.show = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(root.querySelector('p')).toBeNull(); + + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + expect(enterCalls).toHaveLength(1); + + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// Enter (FS §2.2, §2.4) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — enter animations (FS §2.4)', () => { + it('ng-if toggle post-grace → enter callback fires after digest + raf, DOM already inserted', async () => { + const enterCalls: AnimationCall[] = []; + const { $compile, $rootScope, reports } = bootstrap({ + '.fade': { + enter(element, done) { + enterCalls.push({ element, connected: element.isConnected, done }); + }, + }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + root.innerHTML = '

hi

'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + // Insertion is SYNCHRONOUS at push time — layout is correct immediately… + const mounted = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('p'), HTMLParagraphElement); + expect(mounted.textContent).toBe('hi'); + // …but the animation ceremony has not started yet (digest end + raf). + expect(enterCalls).toHaveLength(0); + + await nextFrame(); + + expect(enterCalls).toHaveLength(1); + expect(enterCalls[0]?.element).toBe(mounted); + // The DOM was already live when the callback fired. + expect(enterCalls[0]?.connected).toBe(true); + + // Closing the animation is a safe, silent finalization. + enterCalls[0]?.done(); + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(mounted.isConnected).toBe(true); + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); + + it('calling done() resolves the completion promise (direct $animate.enter)', async () => { + const enterCalls: AnimationCall[] = []; + const { $rootScope, $animate, reports } = bootstrap({ + '.fade': { + enter(element, done) { + enterCalls.push({ element, connected: element.isConnected, done }); + }, + }, + }); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(parent); + const entering = document.createElement('p'); + entering.className = 'fade'; + const resolved = vi.fn(); + + const promise = $animate.enter(entering, parent); + void promise.then(resolved); + + // Inserted synchronously; ceremony pending until digest end + raf. + expect(entering.parentElement).toBe(parent); + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + expect(enterCalls).toHaveLength(1); + expect(resolved).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); // animation still open + + enterCalls[0]?.done(); + $rootScope.$digest(); // drain the $q settlement into follow-ups + + expect(resolved).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + parent.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// Leave (FS §2.2, §2.10 — deferred removal, synchronous scope teardown) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — leave animations (FS §2.4, tech spec §2.5)', () => { + it('DOM removal is deferred until done(); scope destruction is synchronous at toggle time', async () => { + const leaveCalls: AnimationCall[] = []; + const probe = vi.fn(() => 'x'); + const { $compile, $rootScope, reports } = bootstrap({ + '.fade': { + leave(element, done) { + leaveCalls.push({ element, connected: element.isConnected, done }); + }, + }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + root.innerHTML = '

{{probe()}}

'; + $rootScope.probe = probe; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + // Mount instantly (no enter registered — unmatched enter is the skip path). + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + const mounted = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('p'), HTMLParagraphElement); + expect(mounted.textContent).toBe('x'); + expect(probe).toHaveBeenCalled(); + + $rootScope.show = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + // The clone's scope died SYNCHRONOUSLY in the toggle digest: its watch + // no longer fires on later digests… + const probeCallsAfterToggle = probe.mock.calls.length; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(probe.mock.calls.length).toBe(probeCallsAfterToggle); + + // …while the DOM is still present (removal belongs to the animation). + expect(mounted.isConnected).toBe(true); + expect(leaveCalls).toHaveLength(0); // ceremony starts at digest end + raf + + await nextFrame(); + expect(leaveCalls).toHaveLength(1); + expect(leaveCalls[0]?.element).toBe(mounted); + expect(mounted.isConnected).toBe(true); // still mounted while animating + + // done() closes the animation — removal happens NOW. + leaveCalls[0]?.done(); + expect(mounted.isConnected).toBe(false); + expect(root.querySelector('p')).toBeNull(); + + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// Unmatched elements — instant behavior identical to the core engine (FS §2.1) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — unmatched elements stay instant (FS §2.1)', () => { + it('an element with no registered animation for its classes inserts and removes synchronously, no callbacks', async () => { + const enterSpy = vi.fn(); + const leaveSpy = vi.fn(); + const { $compile, $rootScope, reports } = bootstrap({ + '.fade': { enter: enterSpy, leave: leaveSpy }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + // The element carries NO `.fade` class — nothing registered matches it. + root.innerHTML = '

hi

'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + // Inserted synchronously at digest time — no ceremony pending. + expect(root.querySelector('p')).not.toBeNull(); + await nextFrame(); + expect(enterSpy).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + $rootScope.show = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + // Removed synchronously at digest time — the instant-engine contract. + expect(root.querySelector('p')).toBeNull(); + await nextFrame(); + expect(leaveSpy).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// JS callback throw → '$animate' + final state (FS §2.4 "never stuck") +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe("ngAnimate — JS callback throws route '$animate' (FS §2.4)", () => { + it('a throwing enter callback is reported with cause $animate and the element still reaches its final state', async () => { + const boom = new Error('enter exploded'); + const { $compile, $rootScope, reports } = bootstrap({ + '.fade': { + enter() { + throw boom; + }, + }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + root.innerHTML = '

hi

'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + + expect(reports).toHaveLength(1); + expect(reports[0]?.exception).toBe(boom); + expect(reports[0]?.cause).toBe('$animate'); + + // Final state reached: the element is mounted and the ceremony closed + // (the throw counted as done — a broken animation never wedges the DOM). + const mounted = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('p'), HTMLParagraphElement); + expect(mounted.isConnected).toBe(true); + expect(mounted.textContent).toBe('hi'); + root.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// JS FACTORY throw → '$animate' + skip (tech spec §2.7) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe("ngAnimate — a throwing animation FACTORY is reported via '$animate' and its class never matches", () => { + it('the throwing factory is skipped so the element finalizes instantly, and OTHER animations still run', async () => { + const boom = new Error('factory exploded'); + const enterCalls: AnimationCall[] = []; + const reports: Report[] = []; + const handler: ExceptionHandler = (exception, cause) => { + reports.push({ exception, cause }); + }; + // One factory throws at resolve time; a sibling factory resolves fine. + const app = createModule('ng-animate-throwing-factory-app', []) + .factory('$exceptionHandler', [() => handler]) + .animation('.bad', [ + () => { + throw boom; + }, + ]) + .animation('.good', [ + (): AnimationDefinition => ({ + enter(element, done) { + enterCalls.push({ element, connected: element.isConnected, done }); + }, + }), + ]); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, ngAnimate, app]); + const $compile = injector.get('$compile'); + const $rootScope = injector.get('$rootScope'); + injector.get('$animate'); + + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + root.innerHTML = '

x

y

'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + // The `.bad` class resolves its factory lazily on first getAnimations() + // call → the throw is reported once with cause '$animate'. + $rootScope.showBad = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + + expect(reports).toHaveLength(1); + expect(reports[0]?.exception).toBe(boom); + expect(reports[0]?.cause).toBe('$animate'); + // The `.bad` element still mounted (instant finalize — never wedged). + expect(root.querySelector('p.bad')?.isConnected).toBe(true); + + // A sibling `.good` animation still runs — the throwing factory only + // removes its own class from the resolved map. + $rootScope.showGood = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + expect(enterCalls).toHaveLength(1); + // Still only the one factory-throw report. + expect(reports).toHaveLength(1); + root.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// Last-wins engine override (tech spec §1) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — DI last-wins engine override (tech spec §1)', () => { + it('with [ngModule, ngAnimate] the engine is NOT the instant one: leave removal is deferred', async () => { + const leaveCalls: AnimationCall[] = []; + const { $rootScope, $animate, reports } = bootstrap({ + '.fade': { + leave(element, done) { + leaveCalls.push({ element, connected: element.isConnected, done }); + }, + }, + }); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(parent); + const leaving = document.createElement('p'); + leaving.className = 'fade'; + parent.appendChild(leaving); + + void $animate.leave(leaving); + + // The core instant engine removes synchronously at the call site + // (pinned in `animate-di.test.ts`); the ngAnimate engine defers. + expect(leaving.isConnected).toBe(true); + + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + expect(leaveCalls).toHaveLength(1); + expect(leaving.isConnected).toBe(true); + + leaveCalls[0]?.done(); + expect(leaving.isConnected).toBe(false); + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + parent.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// ngRepeat — per-row enter callbacks (FS §2.2) +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate — ngRepeat enter callbacks per added row (FS §2.2)', () => { + it('each added row fires its own enter callback post-grace', async () => { + const enterCalls: AnimationCall[] = []; + const { $compile, $rootScope, reports } = bootstrap({ + '.fade': { + enter(element, done) { + enterCalls.push({ element, connected: element.isConnected, done }); + }, + }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + root.innerHTML = '
  • {{item}}
'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + $rootScope.items = ['a', 'b']; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + + const rows = Array.from(root.querySelectorAll('li')); + expect(rows).toHaveLength(2); + expect(enterCalls).toHaveLength(2); + expect(enterCalls[0]?.element).toBe(rows[0]); + expect(enterCalls[1]?.element).toBe(rows[1]); + // Rows were live in the DOM when their callbacks fired. + expect(enterCalls.every((call) => call.connected)).toBe(true); + + // A later addition animates ONLY the fresh row — reused rows are silent. + $rootScope.items = ['a', 'b', 'c']; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + + const rowsAfter = Array.from(root.querySelectorAll('li')); + expect(rowsAfter).toHaveLength(3); + expect(enterCalls).toHaveLength(3); + expect(enterCalls[2]?.element).toBe(rowsAfter[2]); + expect(enterCalls[2]?.element.textContent).toBe('c'); + + for (const call of enterCalls) { + call.done(); + } + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/spec041-parity.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/spec041-parity.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9d43a68 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/spec041-parity.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,407 @@ +/** + * AngularJS 1.x `ngAnimate` parity tests for spec 041 (Animations). + * + * This file is a FOCUSED, upstream-framed parity guard — NOT a wholesale + * duplicate of the Slice 1-9 suites. The upstream `angular/angular.js` + * `test/ngAnimate/*Spec.js` files are not vendored locally, so each + * `describe` below either (a) codifies a canonical `ngAnimate` behavior + * that the Slice 1-9 suites already establish, cited by mapping, plus a + * genuinely-new cross-cutting assertion, or (b) captures a canonical + * queue rule at the direct-engine level in upstream's own framing. + * + * ── Upstream behavior → covering suite (the parity MAP) ───────────── + * + * | upstream `*Spec.js` behavior | primary local suite | + * | -------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------ | + * | `$animate` façade normalizes Element / group | `animate-facade.test.ts` | + * | `.animation('.x', fn)` register + resolve | `animation-dsl.test.ts`, | + * | | `animate-provider.test.ts` | + * | structural enter/leave/move routing | `structural-routing.test.ts`, | + * | | `ng-animate-integration.test.ts` | + * | class add/remove/setClass routing | `class-routing.test.ts` | + * | JS driver callbacks + done aggregation | `js-driver.test.ts` | + * | CSS transition/keyframe choreography | `css-driver.test.ts` | + * | interruption / cancel-join matrix | `animate-interruption.test.ts` | + * | `enabled()` + `classNameFilter` gate | `animate-enabled.test.ts` | + * | stagger index assignment | `animate-stagger.test.ts` | + * | `ng-animate-children` suppression | `animate-children.test.ts` | + * | `on` / `off` event listeners | `animate-events.test.ts` | + * | DI last-wins engine upgrade | `animate-di.test.ts`, | + * | | `ng-animate-integration.test.ts` | + * | runner cancel/end/done (pre-handled promise) | `animate-runner.test.ts` | + * + * The assertions HERE are the cross-cutting ones an upstream reviewer + * would look for in a single place: the canonical queue join rule, the + * global/filter instant fallbacks, the stagger cascade, child + * suppression, the no-module instant contract, and the DI upgrade — all + * framed as "what upstream `ngAnimate` guarantees". + * + * @see context/spec/041-animations/functional-spec.md + * @see context/spec/041-animations/technical-considerations.md + */ + +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; + +import { createAnimateQueue } from '@animate/animate-queue'; +import type { AnimateQueue, AnimationDefinition } from '@animate/animate-types'; +import type { CssDriver } from '@animate/css-driver'; +import type { DriverAnimation } from '@animate/animate-queue-support'; +import type { JsDriver } from '@animate/js-driver'; +import { ngAnimate } from '@animate/ng-animate-module'; +import { createQ } from '@async/q'; +import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; +import { ngModule } from '@core/ng-module'; +import type { Scope } from '@core/scope'; +import { createInjector } from '@di/injector'; +import { createModule, resetRegistry } from '@di/module'; +import { noopExceptionHandler, type ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; + +// ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Level 1 — direct queue + controllable stub drivers (upstream $animateSpec.js +// queue-rule framing, at the engine seam) +// ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +/** A pure `$q` whose continuations drain on a synchronous `flushQ()`. */ +function makePureQ(): { q: QService; flushQ: () => void } { + let queue: Array<() => void> = []; + const q = createQ({ + exceptionHandler: noopExceptionHandler, + scheduleDigest: (fn) => { + queue.push(fn); + }, + }); + const flushQ = (): void => { + while (queue.length > 0) { + const batch = queue; + queue = []; + for (const fn of batch) { + fn(); + } + } + }; + return { q, flushQ }; +} + +/** One controllable stub driver-animation with its start/done/stagger captured. */ +function makeStubAnimation() { + const stub = { + started: false, + cancelled: false, + staggerIndex: undefined as number | undefined, + done: null as (() => void) | null, + start(onDone: () => void, staggerIndex?: number): void { + stub.started = true; + stub.staggerIndex = staggerIndex; + stub.done = onDone; + }, + cancel(): void { + stub.cancelled = true; + }, + } satisfies DriverAnimation & Record; + return stub; +} + +type StubAnimation = ReturnType; + +/** + * Build the engine over a JS driver that ALWAYS matches (fresh stub per + * push) and a no-op CSS driver — the jsdom-realistic shape. Optional + * `classNameFilter` lets the filter-gate assertion drive the queue + * directly. Manual postDigest / raf queues drive the flush tick. + */ +function makeQueueHarness(classNameFilter: () => RegExp | null = () => null) { + const { q, flushQ } = makePureQ(); + const postDigestQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const rafQueue: Array<() => void> = []; + const jsAnimations: StubAnimation[] = []; + + const jsDriver: JsDriver = { + match: () => { + const animation = makeStubAnimation(); + jsAnimations.push(animation); + return animation; + }, + }; + const cssDriver: CssDriver = { match: () => null }; + + const queue: AnimateQueue = createAnimateQueue({ + q, + exceptionHandler: noopExceptionHandler, + postDigest: (fn) => { + postDigestQueue.push(fn); + }, + raf: (callback) => { + rafQueue.push(callback); + }, + jsDriver, + cssDriver, + classNameFilter, + }); + + const flushTick = (): void => { + while (postDigestQueue.length > 0) { + postDigestQueue.shift()?.(); + } + while (rafQueue.length > 0) { + rafQueue.shift()?.(); + } + }; + + flushTick(); // lift the startup grace (first digest settled + one raf tick) + + return { queue, flushQ, flushTick, jsAnimations }; +} + +const startedCount = (animations: readonly StubAnimation[]): number => animations.filter((a) => a.started).length; + +afterEach(() => { + resetRegistry(); +}); + +// ── Upstream: `$animateSpec.js` "cancel/join rules" ───────────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate parity — queue JOIN rule: two class ops on one element coalesce to ONE ceremony', () => { + it('addClass then removeClass in the SAME batch start a single joint ceremony', () => { + const { queue, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeQueueHarness(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + + void queue.push([el], 'addClass', { addClass: 'a' }); + void queue.push([el], 'removeClass', { removeClass: 'b' }); + + flushTick(); + // Both class ops fold into ONE running animation, not two — the + // upstream `setClass`-join behavior. + expect(startedCount(jsAnimations)).toBe(1); + }); +}); + +describe('ngAnimate parity — queue CANCEL rule: a new op cancels the pending one and the latest wins', () => { + it('a structural op landing on a pending class op supersedes it (structural beats class)', () => { + const { queue, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeQueueHarness(); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + parent.appendChild(el); + + // Pending class op, then a structural leave in the same batch. + void queue.push([el], 'addClass', { addClass: 'x' }); + void queue.push([el], 'leave', {}); + + flushTick(); + // Exactly one ceremony started — the structural op, which absorbed the + // class delta (upstream "structural beats class"). + expect(startedCount(jsAnimations)).toBe(1); + }); +}); + +// ── Upstream: `$animateSpec.js` `classNameFilter()` gate ──────────────────── + +describe('ngAnimate parity — classNameFilter gate at the engine seam', () => { + it('a filter miss finalizes INSTANTLY (no ceremony), a filter hit animates', () => { + // Filter requires the `animated` class. + const { queue, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeQueueHarness(() => /animated/); + const hit = document.createElement('div'); + hit.className = 'animated'; + const miss = document.createElement('div'); + + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + void queue.push([hit], 'addClass', { addClass: 'on', parent }); + void queue.push([miss], 'addClass', { addClass: 'on', parent }); + + flushTick(); + // Only the filter-matching element started a ceremony. + expect(startedCount(jsAnimations)).toBe(1); + expect(jsAnimations.find((a) => a.started)).toBeDefined(); + }); +}); + +// ── Upstream: `animateCssSpec.js` stagger cascade (index assignment) ──────── + +describe('ngAnimate parity — stagger: a same-event batch gets 0-based indices in order', () => { + it('five enters in one batch receive staggerIndex 0..4 in push order', () => { + const { queue, flushTick, jsAnimations } = makeQueueHarness(); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const elements = Array.from({ length: 5 }, () => document.createElement('p')); + + for (const element of elements) { + void queue.push([element], 'enter', { parent }); + } + + flushTick(); + expect(startedCount(jsAnimations)).toBe(5); + expect(jsAnimations.map((a) => a.staggerIndex)).toEqual([0, 1, 2, 3, 4]); + }); +}); + +// ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Level 2 — full DI harness (upstream module-level guarantees) +// ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +interface Report { + exception: unknown; + cause: string | undefined; +} + +interface AnimationCall { + element: Element; + done: () => void; +} + +async function nextFrame(): Promise { + await new Promise((resolve) => requestAnimationFrame(resolve)); + await Promise.resolve(); + await Promise.resolve(); +} + +async function liftStartupGrace($rootScope: Scope): Promise { + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); +} + +/** Bootstrap `[ngModule, ngAnimate, app]` with the given `.animation` registrations. */ +function bootstrapAnimate(animations: Record = {}) { + const reports: Report[] = []; + const handler: ExceptionHandler = (exception, cause) => { + reports.push({ exception, cause }); + }; + const app = createModule('spec041-parity-app', []).factory('$exceptionHandler', [() => handler]); + for (const [selector, definition] of Object.entries(animations)) { + app.animation(selector, [() => definition]); + } + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, ngAnimate, app]); + return { + injector, + $compile: injector.get('$compile'), + $rootScope: injector.get('$rootScope'), + $animate: injector.get('$animate'), + reports, + }; +} + +/** Bootstrap a bare `[ngModule, app]` — the CORE instant engine (no ngAnimate). */ +function bootstrapCore() { + const app = createModule('spec041-parity-core-app', []); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + return { $animate: injector.get('$animate'), $rootScope: injector.get('$rootScope') as Scope }; +} + +// ── Upstream: without `ngAnimate` loaded, `$animate` is the INSTANT engine ── + +describe('ngAnimate parity — instant fallback WITHOUT the module (core engine)', () => { + it('$animate.leave removes synchronously at the call site (no deferral) under core ng', () => { + const { $animate } = bootstrapCore(); + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + parent.appendChild(el); + + void $animate.leave(el); + // The instant engine performs the DOM op synchronously — no runner, + // no digest, no raf (the documented divergence from upstream, which + // still returns a resolved promise). + expect(el.isConnected).toBe(false); + }); + + it('$animate.addClass applies the class synchronously under core ng', () => { + const { $animate } = bootstrapCore(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + void $animate.addClass(el, 'on'); + expect(el.classList.contains('on')).toBe(true); + }); +}); + +// ── Upstream: loading `ngAnimate` UPGRADES the engine (DI last-wins) ──────── + +describe('ngAnimate parity — DI last-wins engine upgrade', () => { + it('with [ngModule, ngAnimate] a matching leave DEFERS DOM removal until the animation done', async () => { + const leaveCalls: AnimationCall[] = []; + const { $rootScope, $animate, reports } = bootstrapAnimate({ + '.fade': { + leave(element, done) { + leaveCalls.push({ element, done }); + }, + }, + }); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + const parent = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(parent); + const leaving = document.createElement('p'); + leaving.className = 'fade'; + parent.appendChild(leaving); + + void $animate.leave(leaving); + // Upgraded engine: removal is DEFERRED (contrast the core instant path). + expect(leaving.isConnected).toBe(true); + + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + expect(leaveCalls).toHaveLength(1); + expect(leaving.isConnected).toBe(true); + + leaveCalls[0]?.done(); + expect(leaving.isConnected).toBe(false); + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + parent.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ── Upstream: `ng-animate-children` re-enables nested animations ──────────── + +describe('ngAnimate parity — nested animations suppressed by default, re-enabled under ng-animate-children', () => { + it('a child animation under a running structural parent is SKIPPED by default', async () => { + const childEnters: AnimationCall[] = []; + const { $compile, $rootScope, reports } = bootstrapAnimate({ + '.parent-anim': { + enter(_element, done) { + // Deliberately never call done — keep the parent "running". + void _element; + void done; + }, + }, + '.child-anim': { + enter(element, done) { + childEnters.push({ element, done }); + }, + }, + }); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + document.body.appendChild(root); + // The parent enters (and stays running); the child inside enters in the + // same mount — with no ng-animate-children, the child is suppressed. + root.innerHTML = '
c
'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + await liftStartupGrace($rootScope); + + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await nextFrame(); + + // The nested child never ran its animation while the parent structural + // animation was in flight (upstream default suppression). + expect(childEnters).toHaveLength(0); + expect(reports).toEqual([]); + root.remove(); + }); +}); + +// ── Upstream: `on`/`off` listeners are a NO-OP under the core instant engine ─ + +describe('ngAnimate parity — on/off are inert under the core instant engine', () => { + it('registering a listener on the core $animate never throws and never fires (documented no-op)', () => { + const { $animate } = bootstrapCore(); + const container = document.createElement('div'); + let fired = false; + // The core engine keeps `on`/`off` as documented no-ops (Slice 9). + expect(() => { + $animate.on('enter', container, () => { + fired = true; + }); + }).not.toThrow(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + container.appendChild(el); + void $animate.enter(el, container); + expect(fired).toBe(false); + expect(() => { + $animate.off('enter', container); + }).not.toThrow(); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/__tests__/structural-routing.test.ts b/src/animate/__tests__/structural-routing.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..67d831c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/__tests__/structural-routing.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,621 @@ +/** + * Structural directives route DOM ops through `$animate` (spec 041 + * Slice 2 / tech spec §2.5). + * + * Verifies that the five rewired structural directives — `ngIf`, + * `ngRepeat`, `ngSwitch`, `ngInclude`, and `ngView` — no longer touch + * the DOM directly for clone install / move / removal but delegate to + * `$animate.enter` / `$animate.move` / `$animate.leave`, with the + * correct node groups, parents, and anchors. + * + * **Recording-engine pattern.** Rather than stubbing `$animate` (which + * would break the directives — the instant engine's DOM side effects + * ARE the directives' rendering), the tests override the internal + * `$$animateQueue` seam with a WRAPPER around the real + * `createCoreAnimateQueue` engine: every `push` is recorded (event, + * node group snapshot, parent, anchor) and then delegated to the real + * instant engine so behavior stays byte-identical. The DI last-wins + * override is the exact mechanism `ngAnimate` will use in later slices + * (demonstrated at the DI level in `animate-di.test.ts`); the façade + * delegates everything, so the wrapper observes ALL `$animate` + * traffic. + * + * Pinned per directive: + * + * - `ngIf` — truthy: ONE `enter` with the clone group, parent = the + * placeholder's parent, anchor = the `` Comment; + * falsy: `leave` with the SAME group. + * - `ngRepeat` — initial render: one `enter` per row, first anchored + * on the placeholder, each following row anchored on the previous + * row's last node; reorder: `move` for displaced rows (in-place rows + * are skipped — the `anchor.nextSibling` check); removal: `leave` + * with the row group after its scope destroys. + * - `ngSwitch` — case activation: `enter` of the case's clone group + * anchored on the case's own placeholder; switching away: + * `leave` of the old group BEFORE the new group's `enter` + * (the `clearSelected`-first order). + * - `ngInclude` — template load: `enter` of the wrapper container + * after the `` placeholder; URL change: `leave` + * of the old container then `enter` of the new; URL clear: `leave` + * of the current container. Templates are primed into + * `$templateCache` so loads resolve with zero network (the + * spec-030 cache-first path — same observable flow as the mock + * fetcher, without the fetcher override). + * - `ngView` — route commit: `enter` of the view wrapper after the + * `` placeholder; route change: `leave` of the + * old wrapper then `enter` of the new (inline templates → the + * sync fast path, one digest per navigation — the + * `src/route/__tests__/ng-view.test.ts` harness pattern). + * + * Every test also asserts ZERO `$exceptionHandler` reports — spec 032 + * made the structural clone re-link silent, so the happy path must + * produce no handler noise. + */ + +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; + +import type { AnimateEventName, AnimateQueue } from '@animate/animate-types'; +import { createCoreAnimateQueue } from '@animate/core-animate-queue'; +import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; +import { asInstanceOf } from '@core/index'; +import { ngModule } from '@core/ng-module'; +import { createInjector } from '@di/injector'; +import { createModule, resetRegistry } from '@di/module'; +import type { ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; +import { ngRoute, type $RouteProvider } from '@route/index'; + +/** One recorded `$$animateQueue.push(...)` delegation. */ +interface RecordedPush { + event: AnimateEventName; + /** Snapshot of the node group at push time (the array may be reused by callers). */ + nodes: Node[]; + parent: Element | null; + after: Node | null; +} + +/** + * Wrap the REAL instant engine with a recorder. The wrapper delegates + * every operation verbatim, so the directives' DOM behavior is + * byte-identical to production — only observation is added. + */ +function buildRecordingQueue(q: QService, calls: RecordedPush[]): AnimateQueue { + const real = createCoreAnimateQueue({ q }); + return { + push(nodes, event, options) { + calls.push({ + event, + nodes: [...nodes], + parent: options.parent ?? null, + after: options.after ?? null, + }); + return real.push(nodes, event, options); + }, + enabled: (elementOrEnabled?: Element | boolean, enabled?: boolean) => real.enabled(elementOrEnabled, enabled), + on: (event, container, callback) => { + real.on(event, container, callback); + }, + off: (event, container?, callback?) => { + real.off(event, container, callback); + }, + }; +} + +/** + * Build the spy `app` module: re-registers `$$animateQueue` with the + * recording wrapper (DI last-wins — the `animate-di.test.ts` override + * pattern) and swaps in a recording `$exceptionHandler` so happy paths + * can assert silence. + */ +function createSpyApp() { + const calls: RecordedPush[] = []; + const reported: unknown[] = []; + const handler: ExceptionHandler = (exception) => { + reported.push(exception); + }; + const app = createModule('animate-structural-spy-app', []) + .factory('$exceptionHandler', [() => handler]) + .factory('$$animateQueue', ['$q', (q: QService) => buildRecordingQueue(q, calls)]); + return { app, calls, reported }; +} + +/** Bootstrap a bare `[ngModule, app]` injector around the spy app. */ +function bootstrap() { + const { app, calls, reported } = createSpyApp(); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + return { + injector, + $compile: injector.get('$compile'), + $rootScope: injector.get('$rootScope'), + calls, + reported, + }; +} + +/** Find the `` placeholder Comment among `parent`'s children. */ +function findComment(parent: Node, marker: string): Comment { + for (const node of Array.from(parent.childNodes)) { + if (node.nodeType === Node.COMMENT_NODE && (node.textContent ?? '').includes(marker)) { + return asInstanceOf(node, Comment); + } + } + throw new Error(`no placeholder Comment found`); +} + +/** + * Assert two node lists hold the SAME nodes by reference, index by + * index. `toEqual` deep-compares DOM structurally — two clones with + * identical markup would false-pass — so group assertions go through + * `toBe` identity instead. + */ +function expectSameNodes(actual: readonly Node[], expected: readonly (Node | null | undefined)[]): void { + expect(actual).toHaveLength(expected.length); + for (let i = 0; i < expected.length; i++) { + expect(actual[i]).toBe(expected[i]); + } +} + +/** Indexed read that fails the test loudly instead of yielding `undefined`. */ +function pushAt(calls: RecordedPush[], index: number): RecordedPush { + const call = calls[index]; + if (call === undefined) { + throw new Error(`expected a recorded $animate push at index ${String(index)}; got ${String(calls.length)} calls`); + } + return call; +} + +/** + * Drain the microtask queue for template installs — the defensive 3× + * flush from `template-url.test.ts` / `ng-include.test.ts`. + */ +async function flushMicrotasks(): Promise { + await Promise.resolve(); + await Promise.resolve(); + await Promise.resolve(); +} + +afterEach(() => { + resetRegistry(); + // ngView tests flush `$location` into the shared jsdom URL. + window.location.hash = ''; +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// ngIf +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('spec 041 Slice 2 — ngIf routes through $animate', () => { + it('truthy → ONE enter with the clone group, parent = placeholder parent, anchor = the ngIf Comment', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls, reported } = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = 'hi'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + + $rootScope.$digest(); + // Falsy initial value: nothing mounts, nothing routes. + expect(calls).toHaveLength(0); + + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + const enter = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(enter.event).toBe('enter'); + expect(enter.parent).toBe(root); + expect(enter.after).toBe(findComment(root, 'ngIf')); + // The group IS the live clone — the instant engine inserted it. + const clone = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('span'), HTMLSpanElement); + expectSameNodes(enter.nodes, [clone]); + expect(clone.textContent).toBe('hi'); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('falsy → leave with the SAME node group the enter installed', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls, reported } = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = 'hi'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + const enter = pushAt(calls, 0); + + $rootScope.show = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(2); + const leave = pushAt(calls, 1); + expect(leave.event).toBe('leave'); + expectSameNodes(leave.nodes, enter.nodes); + // The instant engine performed the removal — slot is empty again. + expect(root.querySelector('span')).toBeNull(); + expect(findComment(root, 'ngIf')).toBeDefined(); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('each retoggle enters a FRESH clone group (no reference carry-over)', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls } = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = 'hi'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + $rootScope.show = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + const enters = calls.filter((c) => c.event === 'enter'); + expect(enters).toHaveLength(2); + // Reference identity, not structural equality — the second mount is + // a brand-new deep clone of the master, not the detached first one. + const firstClone = asInstanceOf(pushAt(enters, 0).nodes[0], HTMLSpanElement); + const secondClone = asInstanceOf(pushAt(enters, 1).nodes[0], HTMLSpanElement); + expect(secondClone).not.toBe(firstClone); + // The fresh clone is the live one. + expect(root.querySelector('span')).toBe(secondClone); + }); + + it('ranged ng-if-start/-end (spec 033 Mode A) → the WHOLE range travels as one enter / leave group', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls } = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = 'amz'; + $compile(root)($rootScope); + + $rootScope.show = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + const enter = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(enter.event).toBe('enter'); + expect(enter.after).toBe(findComment(root, 'ngIf')); + // One group holding the whole cloned range, contiguous after the + // placeholder, in document order. + expect(enter.nodes).toHaveLength(3); + expectSameNodes(enter.nodes, Array.from(root.querySelectorAll('span, b'))); + + $rootScope.show = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(2); + const leave = pushAt(calls, 1); + expect(leave.event).toBe('leave'); + expectSameNodes(leave.nodes, enter.nodes); + expect(root.querySelectorAll('span, b')).toHaveLength(0); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// ngRepeat +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/** Compile a `
  • row
` harness. */ +function repeatHarness() { + const b = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = '
  • row
'; + b.$compile(root)(b.$rootScope); + const ul = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('ul'), HTMLUListElement); + return { ...b, ul }; +} + +/** The live `
  • ` rows currently mounted under `ul`, in DOM order. */ +function rowsOf(ul: HTMLUListElement): HTMLLIElement[] { + return Array.from(ul.querySelectorAll('li')); +} + +describe('spec 041 Slice 2 — ngRepeat routes through $animate', () => { + it('initial render → one enter per row, anchors chained placeholder → previous row', () => { + const { $rootScope, calls, reported, ul } = repeatHarness(); + + $rootScope.items = ['a', 'b', 'c']; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(3); + expect(calls.every((c) => c.event === 'enter')).toBe(true); + + const placeholder = findComment(ul, 'ngRepeat'); + const [rowA, rowB, rowC] = rowsOf(ul); + expect(rowC).toBeDefined(); + + const first = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(first.parent).toBe(ul); + expect(first.after).toBe(placeholder); + expectSameNodes(first.nodes, [rowA]); + + // Following rows anchor on the PREVIOUS row's last node. + expect(pushAt(calls, 1).after).toBe(rowA); + expectSameNodes(pushAt(calls, 1).nodes, [rowB]); + expect(pushAt(calls, 2).after).toBe(rowB); + expectSameNodes(pushAt(calls, 2).nodes, [rowC]); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('reorder → ONE move for the displaced row anchored where it lands; in-place rows are skipped', () => { + const { $rootScope, calls, reported, ul } = repeatHarness(); + + $rootScope.items = ['a', 'b', 'c']; + $rootScope.$digest(); + const [rowA, rowB, rowC] = rowsOf(ul); + calls.length = 0; + + // 'c' jumps to the head; 'a' and 'b' end up in place behind it. + $rootScope.items = ['c', 'a', 'b']; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + const move = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(move.event).toBe('move'); + expect(move.parent).toBe(ul); + expect(move.after).toBe(findComment(ul, 'ngRepeat')); + expectSameNodes(move.nodes, [rowC]); + + // DOM-node identity preserved — the SAME elements, reordered. + expectSameNodes(rowsOf(ul), [rowC, rowA, rowB]); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('removal → leave with the removed row group after its scope destroyed', () => { + const { $rootScope, calls, reported, ul } = repeatHarness(); + + $rootScope.items = ['a', 'b', 'c']; + $rootScope.$digest(); + const [rowA, rowB, rowC] = rowsOf(ul); + calls.length = 0; + + $rootScope.items = ['a', 'b']; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + // Surviving rows are in place → no enter/move traffic, ONE leave. + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + const leave = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(leave.event).toBe('leave'); + expectSameNodes(leave.nodes, [rowC]); + + expect(rowC?.parentNode ?? null).toBeNull(); + expectSameNodes(rowsOf(ul), [rowA, rowB]); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// ngSwitch +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/** Compile an `ng-switch` with one `when` case and a `default` case. */ +function switchHarness() { + const b = bootstrap(); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = + '
    ' + + '

    A

    ' + + '

    D

    ' + + '
    '; + b.$compile(root)(b.$rootScope); + const switchEl = asInstanceOf(root.querySelector('[ng-switch]'), HTMLDivElement); + return { ...b, switchEl }; +} + +describe('spec 041 Slice 2 — ngSwitch routes through $animate', () => { + it('case activation → enter of the case group anchored on the case placeholder', () => { + const { $rootScope, calls, reported, switchEl } = switchHarness(); + + $rootScope.mode = 'alpha'; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + const enter = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(enter.event).toBe('enter'); + expect(enter.parent).toBe(switchEl); + expect(enter.after).toBe(findComment(switchEl, 'ngSwitchWhen')); + const clone = asInstanceOf(switchEl.querySelector('.pa'), HTMLParagraphElement); + expectSameNodes(enter.nodes, [clone]); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('switching away → leave of the old group BEFORE enter of the new group', () => { + const { $rootScope, calls, reported, switchEl } = switchHarness(); + + $rootScope.mode = 'alpha'; + $rootScope.$digest(); + const mountedA = asInstanceOf(switchEl.querySelector('.pa'), HTMLParagraphElement); + calls.length = 0; + + // No matching `when` → the default case mounts. + $rootScope.mode = 'beta'; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(2); + const leave = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(leave.event).toBe('leave'); + expectSameNodes(leave.nodes, [mountedA]); + + const enter = pushAt(calls, 1); + expect(enter.event).toBe('enter'); + expect(enter.parent).toBe(switchEl); + expect(enter.after).toBe(findComment(switchEl, 'ngSwitchDefault')); + const mountedD = asInstanceOf(switchEl.querySelector('.pd'), HTMLParagraphElement); + expectSameNodes(enter.nodes, [mountedD]); + + // The instant engine applied both ops — A is gone, D is live. + expect(switchEl.querySelector('.pa')).toBeNull(); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// ngInclude +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/** + * Compile `
    ` with templates primed into + * `$templateCache` — zero-network loads via the spec-030 cache-first + * `$templateRequest` path (settles on the microtask queue like a mock + * fetcher would). + */ +function includeHarness(templates: Record) { + const b = bootstrap(); + const cache = b.injector.get('$templateCache'); + for (const [url, html] of Object.entries(templates)) { + cache.put(url, html); + } + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = '
    '; + b.$compile(root)(b.$rootScope); + return { ...b, root }; +} + +describe('spec 041 Slice 2 — ngInclude routes through $animate', () => { + it('template load → enter of the wrapper container after the ngInclude placeholder', async () => { + const { $rootScope, calls, reported, root } = includeHarness({ + '/a.html': 'A', + }); + + $rootScope.url = '/a.html'; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await flushMicrotasks(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + const enter = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(enter.event).toBe('enter'); + expect(enter.parent).toBe(root); + expect(enter.after).toBe(findComment(root, 'ngInclude')); + + // The entered node IS the wrapper
    container holding the template. + expect(enter.nodes).toHaveLength(1); + const container = asInstanceOf(enter.nodes[0], HTMLDivElement); + expect(container.parentNode).toBe(root); + expect(container.querySelector('.inc')?.textContent).toBe('A'); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('URL change → leave of the old container then enter of the new one', async () => { + const { $rootScope, calls, reported, root } = includeHarness({ + '/a.html': 'A', + '/b.html': 'B', + }); + + $rootScope.url = '/a.html'; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await flushMicrotasks(); + const oldContainer = asInstanceOf(pushAt(calls, 0).nodes[0], HTMLDivElement); + calls.length = 0; + + $rootScope.url = '/b.html'; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await flushMicrotasks(); + + // Teardown-then-install: the old container leaves on load resolution, + // then the freshly compiled container enters. + expect(calls).toHaveLength(2); + const leave = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(leave.event).toBe('leave'); + expectSameNodes(leave.nodes, [oldContainer]); + expect(oldContainer.parentNode).toBeNull(); + + const enter = pushAt(calls, 1); + expect(enter.event).toBe('enter'); + expect(enter.after).toBe(findComment(root, 'ngInclude')); + const newContainer = asInstanceOf(enter.nodes[0], HTMLDivElement); + expect(newContainer.querySelector('.inc')?.textContent).toBe('B'); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('URL clear → leave of the current container (synchronous, in the digest)', async () => { + const { $rootScope, calls, reported, root } = includeHarness({ + '/a.html': 'A', + }); + + $rootScope.url = '/a.html'; + $rootScope.$digest(); + await flushMicrotasks(); + const container = asInstanceOf(pushAt(calls, 0).nodes[0], HTMLDivElement); + calls.length = 0; + + $rootScope.url = ''; + $rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + const leave = pushAt(calls, 0); + expect(leave.event).toBe('leave'); + expectSameNodes(leave.nodes, [container]); + expect(root.querySelector('.inc')).toBeNull(); + expect(reported).toEqual([]); + }); +}); + +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// ngView +// ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/** + * `[ngModule, ngRoute, app]` harness with inline-template routes — the + * sync fast path commits in ONE digest per navigation (the + * `src/route/__tests__/ng-view.test.ts` drive pattern). + */ +function viewHarness(configureRoutes: (p: $RouteProvider) => void) { + const { app, calls, reported } = createSpyApp(); + app.config(['$routeProvider', configureRoutes]); + const injector = createInjector([ngModule, ngRoute, app]); + window.location.hash = ''; + const $rootScope = injector.get('$rootScope'); + const $location = injector.get('$location'); + const root = document.createElement('div'); + root.innerHTML = ''; + injector.get('$compile')(root)($rootScope); + return { calls, reported, $rootScope, $location, root }; +} + +describe('spec 041 Slice 2 — ngView routes through $animate', () => { + it('route commit → enter of the view wrapper after the ngView placeholder', () => { + const h = viewHarness((p) => { + p.when('/a', { template: '

    A

    ' }); + }); + + // Linking runs the initial update() against no resolved route — silent. + expect(h.calls).toHaveLength(0); + + h.$location.path('/a'); + h.$rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(h.calls).toHaveLength(1); + const enter = pushAt(h.calls, 0); + expect(enter.event).toBe('enter'); + expect(enter.parent).toBe(h.root); + expect(enter.after).toBe(findComment(h.root, 'ngView')); + + expect(enter.nodes).toHaveLength(1); + const wrapper = asInstanceOf(enter.nodes[0], HTMLDivElement); + expect(wrapper.parentNode).toBe(h.root); + expect(wrapper.querySelector('.pa')?.textContent).toBe('A'); + expect(h.reported).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('route change → leave of the old view wrapper then enter of the new one', () => { + const h = viewHarness((p) => { + p.when('/a', { template: '

    A

    ' }); + p.when('/b', { template: '

    B

    ' }); + }); + + h.$location.path('/a'); + h.$rootScope.$digest(); + const oldWrapper = asInstanceOf(pushAt(h.calls, 0).nodes[0], HTMLDivElement); + h.calls.length = 0; + + h.$location.path('/b'); + h.$rootScope.$digest(); + + expect(h.calls).toHaveLength(2); + const leave = pushAt(h.calls, 0); + expect(leave.event).toBe('leave'); + expectSameNodes(leave.nodes, [oldWrapper]); + expect(oldWrapper.parentNode).toBeNull(); + + const enter = pushAt(h.calls, 1); + expect(enter.event).toBe('enter'); + expect(enter.after).toBe(findComment(h.root, 'ngView')); + const newWrapper = asInstanceOf(enter.nodes[0], HTMLDivElement); + expect(newWrapper.querySelector('.pb')?.textContent).toBe('B'); + expect(h.reported).toEqual([]); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/animate/animate-coalesce.ts b/src/animate/animate-coalesce.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8291720 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/animate-coalesce.ts @@ -0,0 +1,191 @@ +/** + * Same-digest push coalescing for the `ngAnimate` engine (spec 041 Slice 6 — + * the cancel/join matrix, tech spec §2.4 "coalescing same-element operations"). + * + * The engine collects matched animations during a digest and starts them one + * `$$postDigest` + `raf` tick later (`animate-queue.ts`). Between a push and + * that flush, MULTIPLE pushes can land on the SAME element within one digest + * (a directive flipping `ng-class` and `ng-show` on the same node, a form + * emitting several `setClass` pairs). This module folds those PENDING (not yet + * started) pushes together so the element reaches exactly the state the instant + * engine would produce applying every op in order, with ONE ceremony — never a + * stack of competing animations. + * + * ## The class-delta accumulator + * + * Class operations (`addClass` / `removeClass` / `setClass`) are order- + * dependent: `addClass X` then `removeClass X` nets to nothing, `removeClass X` + * then `addClass X` nets to a re-add. {@link ClassDelta} tracks the NET effect + * as two disjoint sets — a class is in exactly one of `add` / `remove` (or + * neither, once it cancels out). Folding an op moves its classes between the + * sets; the final delta, applied via the shared `applyClasses` helper, matches + * an in-order replay (tech spec §2.4 "the classList must equal the instant + * engine's result on every path"). + * + * ## The matrix (per {@link CoalesceOutcome}) + * + * | existing (pending) | new push | outcome | + * | --- | --- | --- | + * | class | class | `merge-class` — fold deltas; net-empty → `drop` (both resolve, element untouched) | + * | class | structural | `absorb-into-new` — structural wins; class deltas fold into it | + * | structural | class | `fold-into-existing` — structural stays; class deltas fold into it | + * | structural | structural | `supersede` — the LATER wins; the earlier is cancelled (rejects) | + * | none | any | `fresh` — no pending peer; start a new record | + * + * The queue owns record settlement (resolve on drop / merge, reject on + * supersede); this module is a pure classifier + delta calculator with no + * engine state, keeping `animate-queue.ts` under the 500-line target. + */ + +import { splitClasses } from './animate-dom'; +import type { AnimateEventName, AnimateQueuePushOptions } from './animate-types'; + +/** + * The three class-change operation names — the ops that carry an + * `addClass` / `removeClass` payload and fold into a {@link ClassDelta}. + */ +const CLASS_EVENTS: ReadonlySet = new Set(['addClass', 'removeClass', 'setClass']); + +/** `true` for `addClass` / `removeClass` / `setClass`; `false` for the structural ops. */ +export function isClassEvent(event: AnimateEventName): boolean { + return CLASS_EVENTS.has(event); +} + +/** + * The net class change accumulated across coalesced class ops. `add` and + * `remove` are DISJOINT — a class name is in at most one of them at any time + * (folding the opposite op removes it from the other set). + */ +export interface ClassDelta { + readonly add: Set; + readonly remove: Set; +} + +/** A fresh, empty delta — nothing added, nothing removed. */ +export function emptyClassDelta(): ClassDelta { + return { add: new Set(), remove: new Set() }; +} + +/** A class delta seeded from a single push's `addClass` / `removeClass` payload. */ +export function deltaFromOptions(options: AnimateQueuePushOptions): ClassDelta { + const delta = emptyClassDelta(); + foldClassOp(delta, options.addClass, options.removeClass); + return delta; +} + +/** + * Fold one class op (its added + removed class names) INTO an existing delta, + * mutating it in place. A self-cancelling PAIR within the batch nets to NO + * effect: adding a class that is pending-removal cancels the removal (X ends + * in NEITHER set), and removing a class that is pending-addition cancels the + * addition (X ends in NEITHER set). This is a purely operational cancellation + * of the two ops as a pair — `addClass X` then `removeClass X` applied in order + * leaves any starting `classList` exactly as it began, so the net contribution + * for X is empty (tech spec §2.4 — "an addClass + removeClass of the same class + * in one digest cancels out"; FS §2.1 "skips the ceremony"). The two sets stay + * disjoint throughout. + */ +export function foldClassOp(delta: ClassDelta, addClass: string | undefined, removeClass: string | undefined): void { + for (const className of splitClasses(addClass)) { + if (delta.remove.delete(className)) { + // Was pending-removal in this batch: the pair self-cancels — leave X in + // NEITHER set (add X after remove X nets to no change on any classList). + continue; + } + delta.add.add(className); + } + for (const className of splitClasses(removeClass)) { + if (delta.add.delete(className)) { + // Was pending-addition in this batch: the pair self-cancels — leave X in + // NEITHER set (remove X after add X nets to no change on any classList). + continue; + } + delta.remove.add(className); + } +} + +/** `true` when the delta has no net effect — both sets empty (the cancel-out case). */ +export function isEmptyClassDelta(delta: ClassDelta): boolean { + return delta.add.size === 0 && delta.remove.size === 0; +} + +/** + * Serialize a delta back into a `setClass`-shaped push options bag: the + * accumulated add / remove sets as space-separated class strings (empty → + * `undefined`, so the JS driver's `hasText` guard skips an absent side). + */ +export function deltaToOptions(delta: ClassDelta, base: AnimateQueuePushOptions): AnimateQueuePushOptions { + const add = Array.from(delta.add).join(' '); + const remove = Array.from(delta.remove).join(' '); + return { + ...base, + addClass: add === '' ? undefined : add, + removeClass: remove === '' ? undefined : remove, + }; +} + +/** + * The coalescing decision for a NEW push against the element's current PENDING + * (not-yet-started) op, if any. See the matrix in the file-level doc. + */ +export type CoalesceOutcome = + /** No pending peer — start a fresh record for the new push. */ + | { readonly kind: 'fresh' } + /** Both class ops — replace the pending record with a merged-delta `setClass` record. */ + | { readonly kind: 'merge-class'; readonly delta: ClassDelta } + /** Merge cancels out — resolve BOTH (existing + new) as no-ops, element untouched. */ + | { readonly kind: 'drop'; readonly delta: ClassDelta } + /** Pending class + new structural — structural wins; fold class deltas into it. */ + | { readonly kind: 'absorb-into-new'; readonly delta: ClassDelta } + /** Pending structural + new class — structural stays; fold class deltas into it. */ + | { readonly kind: 'fold-into-existing'; readonly delta: ClassDelta } + /** Pending structural + new structural — the later supersedes; cancel the earlier. */ + | { readonly kind: 'supersede' }; + +/** + * Classify a new push against the pending op currently occupying the element's + * batch slot. `existingEvent` / `existingDelta` describe that pending op + * (`existingDelta` is the accumulated class delta for a class op — irrelevant + * for a structural op). Pure — the queue acts on the returned outcome. + */ +export function classifyCoalesce( + existingEvent: AnimateEventName, + existingDelta: ClassDelta, + newEvent: AnimateEventName, + newOptions: AnimateQueuePushOptions, +): CoalesceOutcome { + const existingIsClass = isClassEvent(existingEvent); + const newIsClass = isClassEvent(newEvent); + + if (existingIsClass && newIsClass) { + // Fold the new class op into a COPY of the existing delta so a `drop` + // outcome does not leave the batch's record half-mutated on the decision. + const merged = cloneDelta(existingDelta); + foldClassOp(merged, newOptions.addClass, newOptions.removeClass); + if (isEmptyClassDelta(merged)) { + return { kind: 'drop', delta: merged }; + } + return { kind: 'merge-class', delta: merged }; + } + + if (existingIsClass && !newIsClass) { + // Structural beats class — the structural op absorbs the pending class + // deltas (applied when the structural ceremony closes). + return { kind: 'absorb-into-new', delta: cloneDelta(existingDelta) }; + } + + if (!existingIsClass && newIsClass) { + // Pending structural stays; fold the new class change into its payload. + const merged = emptyClassDelta(); + foldClassOp(merged, newOptions.addClass, newOptions.removeClass); + return { kind: 'fold-into-existing', delta: merged }; + } + + // Both structural — the later wins; the queue cancels the earlier record. + return { kind: 'supersede' }; +} + +/** Deep-copy a class delta (independent `Set` instances). */ +function cloneDelta(delta: ClassDelta): ClassDelta { + return { add: new Set(delta.add), remove: new Set(delta.remove) }; +} diff --git a/src/animate/animate-dom.ts b/src/animate/animate-dom.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8becc65 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/animate-dom.ts @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +/** + * Shared node-group DOM helpers for the two animation engines (spec 041 + * Slice 4 extraction). + * + * Extracted out of `core-animate-queue.ts` so the `ngAnimate` engine + * (`animate-queue.ts`) finalizes with the EXACT SAME DOM operations the + * instant engine performs synchronously — a deferred `leave` close runs the + * same node-group removal, a deferred class close runs the same `classList` + * application (the `expression-assign.ts` shared-helper precedent: extracted + * for a second consumer, module-internal, not barrel-exported). + * + * All helpers are pure DOM functions with no engine state — insertion / + * removal / class application against a `readonly Node[]` group, tolerant of + * text and comment members (spec 033 multi-element ranges include them). + */ + +/** + * Split a space-separated class string into individual class names, + * dropping empty tokens (leading / trailing / repeated whitespace). + */ +export function splitClasses(classNames: string | undefined): string[] { + if (classNames === undefined || classNames === '') { + return []; + } + return classNames.split(/\s+/).filter((token) => token !== ''); +} + +/** + * Insert `nodes` (in order) as the next siblings of `after`, or as the last + * children of `parent` when no anchor is given. Inserting each node before + * the same computed anchor preserves the group's document order. + */ +export function insertNodes(nodes: readonly Node[], parent: Element | undefined, after: Node | null | undefined): void { + if (parent === undefined) { + // Defensive guard: the façade always supplies `parent` for enter / move. + // A malformed direct `push` call becomes a silent no-op rather than a + // TypeError mid-digest. + return; + } + const anchor: Node | null = after != null ? after.nextSibling : null; + for (const node of nodes) { + parent.insertBefore(node, anchor); + } +} + +/** Detach every node in the group from its parent (no-op for orphans). */ +export function removeNodes(nodes: readonly Node[]): void { + for (const node of nodes) { + node.parentNode?.removeChild(node); + } +} + +/** + * Apply the class-change payload to every `Element` in the group via + * `classList` (non-`Element` nodes — text / comments — are skipped; they + * carry no class list). + */ +export function applyClasses( + nodes: readonly Node[], + addClass: string | undefined, + removeClass: string | undefined, +): void { + const toAdd = splitClasses(addClass); + const toRemove = splitClasses(removeClass); + for (const node of nodes) { + if (!(node instanceof Element)) { + continue; + } + for (const className of toAdd) { + node.classList.add(className); + } + for (const className of toRemove) { + node.classList.remove(className); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/animate/animate-events.ts b/src/animate/animate-events.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9b35bb1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/animate-events.ts @@ -0,0 +1,198 @@ +/** + * Animation event listeners for the `ngAnimate` engine (spec 041 Slice 9, + * FS §2.9 / tech spec §2.4 "events" bullet). + * + * Extracted from `animate-queue.ts` (already over the 500-line target) so the + * `$animate.on` / `$animate.off` registry, the three `off` removal + * granularities, and the start/close DISPATCH live in one focused, pure-ish + * unit. The queue owns WHEN to notify (it calls {@link AnimateEvents.notify} at + * the animation's start and close); this module owns WHO gets notified and HOW. + * + * ## Registry & removal granularities (FS §2.9) + * + * `on(event, container, callback)` appends a `{ container, callback }` entry + * under the event name; the same callback / container pair may be registered + * for several events (each `on` call adds one entry). `off` has three + * arg-count granularities: + * + * - `off(event)` — remove EVERY listener for the event. + * - `off(event, container)` — remove every listener for the event on that + * container (any callback). + * - `off(event, container, callback)` — remove the exact + * event / container / callback triple. + * + * ## Dispatch & container scoping (FS §2.9) + * + * When the engine notifies for `(element, event, phase)`, {@link AnimateEvents} + * walks from `element` up the `parentNode` / `parentElement` chain (matching + * `element` itself first — a container listening on the animating element + * fires) and invokes every registered listener whose `container` IDENTITY is on + * that ancestor path. A listener on container `C` therefore fires only for + * animations on `C` or elements INSIDE `C`, never for animations elsewhere — + * the container-scoping acceptance criterion. Non-`Element` container + * registrations never match (the walk yields only element ancestors). + * + * ## Start/close pairing guarantee + * + * The queue is responsible for the invariant that every `'start'` notification + * is eventually paired with a `'close'`: + * + * - a MATCHED animation notifies `'start'` when its ceremony begins and hooks + * `'close'` onto the runner's settlement (`done`), which fires on EVERY + * termination path — natural completion, forced `end()` finalization, and + * cancellation (a superseded animation still closes, matching upstream); + * - an INSTANT (skipped) operation that was genuinely PERFORMED notifies + * `'start'` then `'close'` back-to-back, so an entering item with no + * registered animation still reports the DOM operation that happened. + * + * A push that COALESCES away (a net-empty class op, or an op folded into a + * pending peer) never reaches either path, so it fires no events — only real + * operations notify. + * + * ## Digest safety + * + * Listener callbacks run inside the digest under the `$$phase` guard: the queue + * binds {@link CreateAnimateEventsArgs.scheduleDispatch} to a + * `$$phase`-guarded `$apply` / `$evalAsync` dispatch (the + * `apply-phase-guarded.ts` / `$timeout` seam precedent). A callback throw is + * routed via `invokeExceptionHandler(handler, err, '$animate')` and does NOT + * break dispatch to the remaining matched listeners (each callback is guarded + * independently) or the animation ceremony itself. + */ + +import { invokeExceptionHandler, type ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; + +import type { AnimateEventCallback, AnimateEventName, AnimatePhase } from './animate-types'; + +/** One registered `$animate.on` listener — the container it is scoped to plus its callback. */ +interface AnimateListenerEntry { + readonly container: Element; + readonly callback: AnimateEventCallback; +} + +/** Collaborators for {@link createAnimateEvents}. */ +export interface CreateAnimateEventsArgs { + /** + * Routes a listener-callback throw with cause `'$animate'` (tech spec §2.7 — + * "listener (`on`) callback throws"). Each callback is guarded + * independently, so one throwing listener never suppresses the others. + */ + exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler; + + /** + * The `$$phase`-guarded dispatch seam (FS §2.9 — "inside the digest with the + * `$$phase` guard"). Bound by `ng-animate-module.ts` to a helper that runs + * `fn` through `$rootScope.$apply` when idle, else queues it via + * `$rootScope.$evalAsync` (the nested-in-digest case — a class animation + * notifying while a digest is still in flight). Function-typed PROPERTY (not + * a method) so destructuring the seam carries no `this` — the + * `@async/async-types` seam idiom. + */ + scheduleDispatch: (fn: () => void) => void; +} + +/** The listener registry + dispatch surface the queue drives. */ +export interface AnimateEvents { + /** Register a listener scoped to `container` for `event` (FS §2.9). */ + on(event: AnimateEventName, container: Element, callback: AnimateEventCallback): void; + /** + * Remove listeners at one of three granularities per the provided arg count + * (FS §2.9): event only, event + container, or the exact triple. + */ + off(event: AnimateEventName, container?: Element, callback?: AnimateEventCallback): void; + /** + * Notify every listener whose container is an ancestor-or-self of `element` + * that an animation of `event` kind reached `phase`. A no-op when no listener + * is registered for the event (the common case — zero cost when unused). + */ + notify(element: Element, event: AnimateEventName, phase: AnimatePhase): void; +} + +/** + * Build the animation-event registry + dispatcher. See the file-level doc for + * the registry, removal granularities, container scoping, and digest-safety + * contract. + */ +export function createAnimateEvents({ exceptionHandler, scheduleDispatch }: CreateAnimateEventsArgs): AnimateEvents { + const listeners = new Map(); + + /** + * Whether `container` is `element` itself or one of its element ancestors — + * the container-scoping test (FS §2.9). Walks the `parentElement` chain (the + * `$$ngControllers` ancestor-walk precedent); `parentElement` stops at the + * document root, so the walk is bounded. + */ + function containerCovers(container: Element, element: Element): boolean { + let node: Element | null = element; + while (node !== null) { + if (node === container) { + return true; + } + node = node.parentElement; + } + return false; + } + + return { + on(event: AnimateEventName, container: Element, callback: AnimateEventCallback): void { + const entries = listeners.get(event); + if (entries === undefined) { + listeners.set(event, [{ container, callback }]); + return; + } + entries.push({ container, callback }); + }, + + off(event: AnimateEventName, container?: Element, callback?: AnimateEventCallback): void { + const entries = listeners.get(event); + if (entries === undefined) { + return; + } + if (container === undefined) { + // Event-name-only granularity: drop every listener for the event. + listeners.delete(event); + return; + } + const kept = entries.filter((entry) => { + if (entry.container !== container) { + return true; + } + // Container matches — keep only when a callback was given AND it + // differs (the exact-triple granularity); without a callback every + // listener on the container goes. + return callback !== undefined && entry.callback !== callback; + }); + if (kept.length === 0) { + listeners.delete(event); + } else { + listeners.set(event, kept); + } + }, + + notify(element: Element, event: AnimateEventName, phase: AnimatePhase): void { + const entries = listeners.get(event); + if (entries === undefined || entries.length === 0) { + return; + } + // Snapshot the matching callbacks BEFORE scheduling so an `off` between + // now and the guarded dispatch does not mutate the set mid-notification + // (and a listener removed by another listener still doesn't fire). + const matched = entries.filter((entry) => containerCovers(entry.container, element)); + if (matched.length === 0) { + return; + } + scheduleDispatch(() => { + for (const { callback } of matched) { + try { + callback(element, phase); + } catch (error: unknown) { + // Guard each callback independently: one throwing listener routes + // via `'$animate'` and the remaining matched listeners still fire + // (FS §2.9 / tech spec §2.7). + invokeExceptionHandler(exceptionHandler, error, '$animate'); + } + } + }); + }, + }; +} diff --git a/src/animate/animate-provider.ts b/src/animate/animate-provider.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ab03dfb --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/animate-provider.ts @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ +/** + * `$AnimateProvider` — DI-facing configurator for the `$animate` service + * (spec 041 Slice 1). + * + * Two config-phase surfaces (FS §2.4, §2.6): + * + * - `register('.class', factory)` — registers a JavaScript animation keyed + * by a CSS class selector. Sugar for + * `$provide.factory(name + '-animation', factory)` (the `$FilterProvider` + * `Filter` channel reproduced exactly): each registration installs + * a normal injector-resolvable factory under the `-animation` + * provider name, which is what makes + * `module.decorator('.fade-animation', …)` reach the animation and + * last-wins across repeat registrations work uniformly through the shared + * registration timeline. The selector names are additionally recorded on + * {@link $AnimateProvider.$$registeredAnimations} so the `ngAnimate` JS + * driver (a later slice) can match element classes against registered + * animations without scanning the whole provider cache. + * - `classNameFilter(regexp?)` — config-phase getter/setter (the + * `$compileProvider` idiom): only elements whose classes match the + * pattern ever animate. Stored on the `$$classNameFilter` accessor for + * the future engine; frozen after `$get` — a mutation once the run phase + * begins has no effect (nothing re-reads it). + * + * `$get` depends on the internal `$$animateQueue` engine and returns the + * {@link createAnimate} façade wired to it. Core `ng` registers the instant + * engine under that name; the opt-in `ngAnimate` module re-registers it + * with the full animation engine and DI last-wins makes the upgrade + * automatic (the upstream `$$animateQueue` override seam). + * + * Mirrors AngularJS 1.x `$animateProvider`. The `$` prefix on the class + * name is the AngularJS convention for built-in service providers. + */ + +import type { ProvideService } from '@di/provide-types'; + +import { createAnimate } from './animate'; +import type { AnimateQueue, AnimateRegistry, AnimateService, AnimationFactory } from './animate-types'; + +export class $AnimateProvider { + // The config-phase `$provide` reference is injected via the provider + // constructor (`['$provide', $AnimateProvider]` form on `ngModule` — the + // `$FilterProvider` precedent). `register` delegates to + // `$provide.factory(name + '-animation', factory)` so every JavaScript + // animation is just a normal factory under a conventionally-named + // provider — making decorators reach animations with no extra wiring. + private readonly $$provide: ProvideService; + + /** + * Selector class names registered through {@link register}, keyed WITHOUT + * the leading dot (`'fade'`), mapping to the `-animation` provider + * key the factory was installed under (`'.fade-animation'`) — the + * upstream `$$registeredAnimations` shape. Read by the future `ngAnimate` + * JS driver to match an element's classes against registered animations; + * the factories themselves are owned by the `$provide` registration map. + */ + readonly $$registeredAnimations = new Map(); + + /** + * The current {@link classNameFilter} pattern — `null` (the default) + * means every element is eligible to animate. `$$`-prefixed accessor for + * the future `ngAnimate` engine's skip detection; nothing in the core + * instant engine consults it (nothing ever animates there). + */ + $$classNameFilter: RegExp | null = null; + + constructor($provide: ProvideService) { + this.$$provide = $provide; + // `$$animateRegistry` (spec 041 Slice 4) — the run-phase bridge to this + // provider's config-phase state. Run-phase factories cannot inject + // `$animateProvider` (the provider injector is config-phase-only), so + // the constructor — which runs while the injector drains the module's + // invoke queue, squarely inside the config phase — registers a value + // carrying live accessors: the `ngAnimate` engine's `$$animateQueue` + // factory reads the registered-animation map (JS-driver class matching) + // and the `classNameFilter` pattern (skip detection) through it. A + // `$$`-prefixed internal service (the `$$sanitizeUri` / `$$animateQueue` + // precedent) — registered on every injector but consumed only when + // `ngAnimate` is loaded. + const registry: AnimateRegistry = { + registeredAnimations: this.$$registeredAnimations, + getClassNameFilter: () => this.$$classNameFilter, + }; + $provide.value('$$animateRegistry', registry); + } + + /** + * Register a JavaScript animation factory under a CSS class selector + * (FS §2.4). + * + * The name MUST start with `'.'` (it is a class selector, not a service + * name) — anything else throws synchronously to the caller, the + * provider-validation precedent (programmer errors never route through + * `$exceptionHandler`). + * + * The factory is installed via `$provide.factory(name + '-animation', + * factory)`, so `injector.get('.fade-animation')` resolves the animation + * definition and `module.decorator('.fade-animation', …)` wraps it — + * last-wins on repeat registrations through the shared registration + * timeline, exactly like `Filter` providers. + * + * Returns `this` so `register` calls chain naturally. + * + * @example + * ```ts + * appModule.config(['$animateProvider', ($ap: $AnimateProvider) => { + * $ap.register('.fade', [ + * () => ({ + * enter(_element, done) { + * done(); + * }, + * }), + * ]); + * }]); + * ``` + */ + register(name: string, factory: AnimationFactory): this { + if (!name.startsWith('.')) { + throw new Error( + `$animateProvider.register: animation name must be a CSS class selector starting with '.', got ${JSON.stringify(name)}`, + ); + } + const key = `${name}-animation`; + this.$$registeredAnimations.set(name.slice(1), key); + // Route through `$provide.factory` so the registration goes into the + // unified factory map — last-wins, decorator stacking, and the + // constant-override guard all fall out of the shared + // `applyRegistrationRecord` machinery (the `$FilterProvider` precedent). + this.$$provide.factory(key, factory); + return this; + } + + /** + * Config-phase getter/setter for the class-name animation filter + * (FS §2.6 / spec 034 `$compileProvider` idiom): + * + * - Called WITH a `RegExp` → validates the argument, stores it, and + * returns `this` for chaining. + * - Called with NO argument → returns the current pattern (`null` when + * unset — every element eligible). + * + * Config-phase only — the provider is only reachable from a `config` + * block. The stored value is consumed by the future `ngAnimate` engine's + * skip detection (read once at its `$get`), so a mutation after the run + * phase begins has no effect (frozen-at-`$get`, AngularJS parity). The + * core instant engine never consults it. + * + * @param pattern - The pattern element classes must match to animate. + * @throws {TypeError} when called with a non-`RegExp` argument. + */ + classNameFilter(): RegExp | null; + classNameFilter(pattern: RegExp): this; + classNameFilter(pattern?: RegExp): RegExp | null | this { + if (pattern === undefined) { + return this.$$classNameFilter; + } + if (!(pattern instanceof RegExp)) { + throw new TypeError('$animateProvider.classNameFilter expects a RegExp argument'); + } + this.$$classNameFilter = pattern; + return this; + } + + /** + * Injector-facing factory. Array-style invokable declaring the internal + * `$$animateQueue` engine as its only dependency — the produced + * `$animate` service is the {@link createAnimate} façade delegating every + * operation to whichever engine the injector resolved (instant on bare + * core `ng`; the full animation engine once `ngAnimate` re-registers the + * name — DI last-wins). + */ + $get = [ + '$$animateQueue', + ($$animateQueue: AnimateQueue): AnimateService => createAnimate({ queue: $$animateQueue }), + ] as const; +} diff --git a/src/animate/animate-queue-coalescer.ts b/src/animate/animate-queue-coalescer.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2b33d60 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/animate-queue-coalescer.ts @@ -0,0 +1,300 @@ +/** + * Same-digest pending-batch coalescer for the `ngAnimate` engine (spec 041 + * Slice 6). Extracted from `animate-queue.ts` to keep that file under the + * 500-line target once the full cancel/join matrix landed. + * + * The engine collects matched animations during a digest and starts them one + * `$$postDigest` + `raf` tick later. This coordinator owns the PER-ELEMENT + * PENDING slot (`pendingByElement`) and the per-element in-flight records + * (`activeAnimations`, shared with the queue) for that window, and applies the + * matrix in `animate-coalesce.ts` when a second push lands on an element whose + * op has not started yet: + * + * | pending | new | outcome | + * | --- | --- | --- | + * | class | class | merge deltas → one `setClass`; net-empty → DROP (both resolve, element untouched) | + * | class | structural | structural WINS; class deltas carried into its close | + * | structural | class | structural stays; new class change folds into its close delta | + * | structural | structural | later SUPERSEDES; earlier's runner rejects | + * | (none) | any | fresh record | + * + * The queue owns driver matching, the flush schedule, `startAnimation`, and + * `closeAnimation`; the coalescer owns record construction (so a record's + * `cancel` / `end` can detach its own pending slot) and the classifier + * dispatch. `closeAnimation` is injected so the record `end` path and the + * queue's natural-close path converge on ONE implementation. + */ + +import type { QPromise, QService } from '@async/q-types'; + +import { + classifyCoalesce, + deltaFromOptions, + deltaToOptions, + emptyClassDelta, + foldClassOp, + isClassEvent, + type ClassDelta, +} from './animate-coalesce'; +import { createAnimateRunner, type AnimateRunner } from './animate-runner'; +import type { DriverAnimation } from './animate-queue-support'; +import type { AnimateEventName, AnimateQueuePushOptions } from './animate-types'; + +/** Per-element in-flight bookkeeping (tech spec §2.4 cancel/join rules). */ +export interface ActiveAnimationRecord { + /** Set by {@link cancel} — a cancelled record's flush / close are no-ops. */ + cancelled: boolean; + /** Set by the close path — guards a stale cancel after natural close. */ + closed: boolean; + /** Cancel the in-flight animation: stop driver callbacks, reject the runner. */ + cancel(): void; + /** + * End the animation NOW (Slice 6 finalization): drive the driver to a stop, + * apply the operation's end state, and RESOLVE the runner. Called from the + * `addElementCleanup` teardown so a destroyed subtree finalizes instantly. + * Distinct from {@link cancel}, which rejects and skips the end state (a + * newer op owns the element then). + */ + end(): void; +} + +/** + * One queued (matched, not yet started) animation awaiting the flush tick. + * + * MUTABLE, because same-digest coalescing rewrites a pending item in place: a + * pending class op's `event` / `options` / `delta` are updated when a + * compatible class op merges in, and a pending structural op absorbs the class + * deltas of an incoming class op. `nodes`, `element`, `record`, and `runner` + * are fixed once the item is queued. + */ +export interface PendingAnimation { + readonly nodes: readonly Node[]; + event: AnimateEventName; + options: AnimateQueuePushOptions; + readonly element: Element; + readonly animation: DriverAnimation; + readonly record: ActiveAnimationRecord; + readonly runner: AnimateRunner; + /** + * The accumulated net class delta for a class-op item (empty for a + * structural item). A structural item that absorbs a pending class op + * carries the folded delta here so its close applies those classes too. + */ + delta: ClassDelta; +} + +/** The result of {@link Coalescer.coalesce} for a new push. */ +export type CoalesceResult = + /** The push was folded into a pending op — hand this promise to the caller. */ + | { readonly kind: 'folded'; readonly promise: QPromise } + /** + * No pending peer folded the push — build a fresh record. `carry` is the + * net class delta an `absorb-into-new` outcome retired (a pending class op + * yielding to this structural op); the fresh record must apply it at close. + */ + | { readonly kind: 'proceed'; readonly carry: ClassDelta | null }; + +/** Collaborators for {@link createCoalescer}. */ +export interface CreateCoalescerArgs { + /** The `$q` service backing runner promises (drop / mirror paths). */ + q: QService; + /** The queue's per-element in-flight record map, shared for eager deletion. */ + activeAnimations: WeakMap; + /** + * The queue's shared close path — applies the end state (leave removal / + * class application, delta-aware) and resolves the runner. The record `end` + * finalization path routes through it. + */ + closeAnimation: (item: PendingAnimation) => void; +} + +/** The pending-batch coordinator the queue drives. */ +export interface Coalescer { + /** + * Fold a new push against the element's pending op per the matrix, or + * report that the caller should build a fresh record. + */ + coalesce(element: Element, event: AnimateEventName, options: AnimateQueuePushOptions): CoalesceResult; + /** + * Build a fresh pending item + its active record for a matched op, register + * it as the element's pending slot AND its in-flight record, and return it. + */ + register( + nodes: readonly Node[], + event: AnimateEventName, + options: AnimateQueuePushOptions, + element: Element, + animation: DriverAnimation, + runner: AnimateRunner, + ): PendingAnimation; + /** Clear the pending-slot map at flush start (batch handed to the queue). */ + clearPending(): void; +} + +/** Build the pending-batch coalescer. See the file-level doc for the matrix. */ +export function createCoalescer({ q, activeAnimations, closeAnimation }: CreateCoalescerArgs): Coalescer { + /** + * Fast lookup of the CURRENTLY-PENDING (not yet started, not dropped) item + * per element within this digest's batch. Cleared each flush; an item + * removed by a `drop` / `supersede` outcome is deleted eagerly. + */ + const pendingByElement = new Map(); + + /** Remove an item from the pending-slot bookkeeping (idempotent). */ + function detachPending(element: Element, item: PendingAnimation): void { + if (pendingByElement.get(element) === item) { + pendingByElement.delete(element); + } + } + + /** Drop the element's active record when it still points at `record`. */ + function detachActive(element: Element, record: ActiveAnimationRecord): void { + if (activeAnimations.get(element) === record) { + activeAnimations.delete(element); + } + } + + /** + * Retire a pending record as a resolved no-op (its visual effect was folded + * forward): mark closed, detach from both maps, resolve its runner. Used by + * the `drop` and `absorb-into-new` outcomes. + */ + function retirePending(element: Element, pending: PendingAnimation): void { + pending.record.closed = true; + detachPending(element, pending); + detachActive(element, pending.record); + pending.runner.complete(); + } + + /** + * A fresh runner whose settlement MIRRORS a pending item's runner — used + * when a new push merges INTO an existing pending ceremony (`merge-class` / + * `fold-into-existing`). The two ops share one ceremony, so the new push's + * promise resolves / rejects exactly when the merged one does. Pre-handled, + * so an unobserved cancellation never leaks to `$q`. + */ + function mirrorPending(pending: PendingAnimation): QPromise { + const mirror = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + pending.runner.done((cancelled) => { + if (cancelled) { + mirror.cancel(); + } else { + mirror.complete(); + } + }); + return mirror.promise; + } + + function register( + nodes: readonly Node[], + event: AnimateEventName, + options: AnimateQueuePushOptions, + element: Element, + animation: DriverAnimation, + runner: AnimateRunner, + ): PendingAnimation { + const record: ActiveAnimationRecord = { + cancelled: false, + closed: false, + cancel(): void { + if (record.cancelled || record.closed) { + return; + } + record.cancelled = true; + // Stop the driver's in-flight callbacks (invokes any returned cancel + // functions; a not-yet-started animation has none). The end state is + // deliberately NOT applied — the op that triggered the cancel owns the + // element's final state. + animation.cancel(); + detachPending(element, item); + detachActive(element, record); + runner.cancel(); + }, + end(): void { + if (record.cancelled || record.closed) { + return; + } + // Drive the driver to a stop, then run the shared close path (applies + // the end state — leave removal / class application — and resolves). + animation.cancel(); + detachPending(element, item); + closeAnimation(item); + }, + }; + const item: PendingAnimation = { + nodes, + event, + options, + element, + animation, + record, + runner, + delta: isClassEvent(event) ? deltaFromOptions(options) : emptyClassDelta(), + }; + activeAnimations.set(element, record); + pendingByElement.set(element, item); + return item; + } + + function coalesce(element: Element, event: AnimateEventName, options: AnimateQueuePushOptions): CoalesceResult { + const pending = pendingByElement.get(element); + if (pending === undefined || pending.record.cancelled || pending.record.closed) { + return { kind: 'proceed', carry: null }; + } + const outcome = classifyCoalesce(pending.event, pending.delta, event, options); + + switch (outcome.kind) { + case 'fresh': + return { kind: 'proceed', carry: null }; + + case 'drop': { + // add X + remove X (or vice versa) nets empty: DROP the whole + // ceremony. The pending record resolves as a no-op and this push + // resolves immediately too; the element is left exactly as it was. + retirePending(element, pending); + const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + runner.complete(); + return { kind: 'folded', promise: runner.promise }; + } + + case 'merge-class': { + // Both class ops: rewrite the pending item to the merged `setClass` + // delta (ONE ceremony). This push's promise mirrors the pending + // runner — both settle together when the merged ceremony closes. + pending.event = 'setClass'; + pending.delta = outcome.delta; + pending.options = deltaToOptions(outcome.delta, options); + return { kind: 'folded', promise: mirrorPending(pending) }; + } + + case 'fold-into-existing': { + // Pending STRUCTURAL + new class: the structural op stays and absorbs + // the new class change into its close-time delta (applied after the + // structural end state). This push mirrors the structural runner. + foldClassOp(pending.delta, options.addClass, options.removeClass); + return { kind: 'folded', promise: mirrorPending(pending) }; + } + + case 'absorb-into-new': { + // Pending CLASS + new structural: structural WINS. Retire the pending + // class record (resolve — its visual effect is carried forward) and + // tell the queue to build a fresh structural record carrying the delta. + retirePending(element, pending); + return { kind: 'proceed', carry: outcome.delta }; + } + + case 'supersede': { + // Both structural: the LATER wins. Cancel the earlier (runner rejects — + // pre-handled) and tell the queue to build a fresh record. + pending.record.cancel(); + return { kind: 'proceed', carry: null }; + } + } + } + + function clearPending(): void { + pendingByElement.clear(); + } + + return { coalesce, register, clearPending }; +} diff --git a/src/animate/animate-queue-support.ts b/src/animate/animate-queue-support.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..820f781 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/animate-queue-support.ts @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ +/** + * Stateless support helpers for the `ngAnimate` engine (spec 041 Slice 6 + * extraction). + * + * Split out of `animate-queue.ts` to keep that file under the 500-line target + * once the full cancel/join matrix and destroy-finalization wiring landed. + * Everything here is PURE — no engine closure state — so it is trivially + * unit-testable and shared by the queue's push / close paths: + * + * - {@link DriverAnimation} — the uniform per-driver handle the engine drives. + * - {@link firstElement} — the node group's bookkeeping key / match target. + * - {@link combineDriverAnimations} — the JS + CSS joint-close combination. + * - {@link applyEndState} — the shared end-state DOM application (delta-aware). + */ + +import { isClassEvent, type ClassDelta } from './animate-coalesce'; +import { applyClasses, removeNodes } from './animate-dom'; +import type { AnimateEventName, AnimateQueuePushOptions } from './animate-types'; + +/** + * The uniform per-driver animation handle the engine consumes — the shared + * structural shape of `JsDriverAnimation` and `CssDriverAnimation`, and of + * the joint combination {@link combineDriverAnimations} builds when both + * drivers match one operation. + */ +export interface DriverAnimation { + /** + * Run the animation; `onDone` fires exactly once on completion. + * + * `staggerIndex` (spec 041 Slice 8, FS §2.7) is this element's 0-based + * position within its same-event flush-batch group — the CSS driver offsets + * its choreography by `staggerIndex × -stagger` delay; the JS driver + * ignores it (upstream stagger is a CSS-timing concept). Omitted / `0` + * applies no offset (the default, and the jsdom always-branch). + */ + start(onDone: () => void, staggerIndex?: number): void; + /** Interrupt the animation (the engine owns settlement and end-state DOM). */ + cancel(): void; +} + +/** + * The bookkeeping key and match target for a node group: its first + * `Element` member (tech spec §2.2 — "the whole group animates as one unit + * keyed off its first element"). `null` for an element-less group (all + * text / comment nodes), which can never match a class-keyed animation. + */ +export function firstElement(nodes: readonly Node[]): Element | null { + for (const node of nodes) { + if (node instanceof Element) { + return node; + } + } + return null; +} + +/** + * Combine the two drivers' matches for one operation (tech spec §2.4 — + * "JS and CSS animations for the same operation run together; the animation + * closes when all `done` callbacks fire"): + * + * - one match → that driver's animation runs alone (the per-driver + * short-circuit — a JS-only match is never held hostage by the CSS + * driver's jsdom no-op, and vice versa); + * - both → they START together on the flush tick and the JOINT close fires + * only after BOTH have reported done; `cancel` fans out to both. + */ +export function combineDriverAnimations( + js: DriverAnimation | null, + css: DriverAnimation | null, +): DriverAnimation | null { + if (js === null) { + return css; + } + if (css === null) { + return js; + } + return { + start(onDone: () => void, staggerIndex?: number): void { + let remaining = 2; + const oneDone = (): void => { + remaining -= 1; + if (remaining === 0) { + onDone(); // Joint close — both drivers reached done. + } + }; + // The stagger offset flows to the CSS driver (which honors it) and the + // JS driver (which ignores it) uniformly — no dispatch on driver kind. + js.start(oneDone, staggerIndex); + css.start(oneDone, staggerIndex); + }, + cancel(): void { + js.cancel(); + css.cancel(); + }, + }; +} + +/** + * Apply an operation's END state via the SHARED instant-engine DOM helpers + * (`animate-dom.ts`) — the same node-group removal / class application + * whether it runs synchronously on the skip path or deferred at animation + * close. Enter / move need nothing here: their insertion already happened + * synchronously at `push` time. + * + * `extraDelta` carries the net class change of any class ops a STRUCTURAL + * item absorbed during coalescing (tech spec §2.4 "class deltas fold into + * the structural ceremony"). It is applied AFTER the event's own class + * change so the final `classList` matches an in-order replay (the class op + * queued after the structural op runs last). + */ +export function applyEndState( + nodes: readonly Node[], + event: AnimateEventName, + options: AnimateQueuePushOptions, + extraDelta?: ClassDelta, +): void { + switch (event) { + case 'enter': + case 'move': + break; + case 'leave': + removeNodes(nodes); + break; + case 'addClass': + applyClasses(nodes, options.addClass, undefined); + break; + case 'removeClass': + applyClasses(nodes, undefined, options.removeClass); + break; + case 'setClass': + applyClasses(nodes, options.addClass, options.removeClass); + break; + } + if (extraDelta !== undefined && !isClassEvent(event)) { + applyClasses(nodes, deltaClassString(extraDelta.add), deltaClassString(extraDelta.remove)); + } +} + +/** Join a delta set into a space-separated class string (empty → `undefined`). */ +function deltaClassString(classes: ReadonlySet): string | undefined { + return classes.size === 0 ? undefined : Array.from(classes).join(' '); +} diff --git a/src/animate/animate-queue.ts b/src/animate/animate-queue.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c6aaab8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/animate-queue.ts @@ -0,0 +1,613 @@ +/** + * `createAnimateQueue` — the `ngAnimate` animation engine (spec 041 Slice 4 + * first cut), re-registered over core `ng`'s instant engine under the same + * `$$animateQueue` name (DI last-wins — the upstream override seam). + * + * Implements the same {@link AnimateQueue} contract as + * `createCoreAnimateQueue`, upgrading eligible operations to animated + * behavior (tech spec §2.4). Pure helpers live in siblings: + * `animate-queue-support.ts` (driver combine + end-state DOM), + * `animate-coalesce.ts` (the class-delta accumulator + matrix classifier), + * `animate-dom.ts` (shared node-group DOM), `animate-runner.ts` (the + * pre-handled completion handle). + * + * - **Synchronous DOM for enter / move, deferred for leave / classes.** + * Insertion happens at `push` time so layout is correct immediately; + * `leave` removal and class application defer to animation CLOSE (Slice 4). + * - **Skip path ≡ instant engine.** Ineligible ops (startup grace, + * `enabled(false)`, `classNameFilter` miss, or NEITHER driver matching — + * the Slice-5 OR-match, each driver probed independently) apply the end + * state synchronously at `push` and resolve immediately (FS §2.1). + * - **Joint close (Slice 5).** Both drivers matching start together and + * close only after BOTH report done; `cancel` fans out to both. + * - **Digest-end start.** Matched animations collect during the digest and + * start on a `$$postDigest` + one `raf` tick (one flush per batch). + * - **Full cancel/join matrix (Slice 6).** One in-flight record per element + * (`WeakMap`) AND one pending (queued, not started) record per element + * (`Map`, cleared each flush). A new push on an element with an already- + * STARTED animation cancels it (runner rejects — pre-handled) and the new + * op wins (FS §2.10). A new push on a still-PENDING op COALESCES per + * `classifyCoalesce`: same-element class ops merge into one `setClass` + * (net-empty → the ceremony DROPS, both resolve, element untouched); a + * structural op BEATS pending class ops (deltas fold into its close); a + * later structural op SUPERSEDES an earlier one (earlier rejects). The + * final `classList` always equals the instant engine's in-order replay. + * - **Destroy-mid-animation finalization (Slice 6, FS §2.10).** At start the + * engine registers `addElementCleanup(element, …)` on the animated element, + * so a `destroyElementScope` reaching it (outer `$destroy`, `ng-if` / + * `ng-repeat` teardown, `ng-view` / `ng-include` `clearCurrentClone`) ENDS + * the animation immediately — driver cancelled, end state applied, runner + * resolved — no orphaned timers, listeners, or animation classes. + * - **Startup grace (FS §2.6).** Animations are globally suppressed until the + * first digest settles plus one `raf` tick. + * + * `enabled()` (Slice 7) consults the global flag AND a `WeakMap` of disabled + * elements; the per-element form disables an element and its DESCENDANT + * subtree via a `parentElement` ancestor walk, and the one-arg query reports + * the EFFECTIVE answer (global AND no disabled ancestor). The `classNameFilter` + * gate (lazily read from the provider bridge) restricts animation to matching + * elements; both compose in the single `shouldAnimate` decision helper so + * every skip reason resolves to the same instant path. `on` / `off` store + * registrations (dispatch is Slice 9). Scope destruction stays the + * DIRECTIVES' synchronous job (tech spec §2.5). PURE ESM-first factory — + * every collaborator is an injected seam, unit-testable without an injector. + * + * Slice 8 adds two more gates to that same skip decision: + * + * - **Staggering (FS §2.7).** At flush the batch is grouped by event; each LIVE + * member of a 2+ same-event group is assigned a 0-based `staggerIndex` + * passed into `startAnimation` → the driver, so several siblings starting + * one operation in a batch cascade (the CSS driver offsets by + * `staggerIndex × -stagger` delay; the JS driver ignores it). + * - **Parent/child coordination (FS §2.8).** A descendant under an ancestor + * running a STRUCTURAL animation is suppressed (`ancestorBlocksChild`) unless + * an intervening `ng-animate-children` marker re-enables it — the + * `structurallyAnimating` `Set` is populated for structural ops at start and + * cleared on close / cancel, and the ancestor walk honors the nearest marker. + */ + +import type { QPromise, QService } from '@async/q-types'; +import { addElementCleanup } from '@compiler/cleanup'; +import { invokeExceptionHandler, type ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; + +import type { ClassDelta } from './animate-coalesce'; +import { insertNodes } from './animate-dom'; +import { createAnimateEvents } from './animate-events'; +import { + createCoalescer, + type ActiveAnimationRecord, + type Coalescer, + type PendingAnimation, +} from './animate-queue-coalescer'; +import { applyEndState, combineDriverAnimations, firstElement, type DriverAnimation } from './animate-queue-support'; +import { createAnimateRunner } from './animate-runner'; +import type { AnimateEventCallback, AnimateEventName, AnimateQueue, AnimateQueuePushOptions } from './animate-types'; +import type { CssDriver } from './css-driver'; +import type { JsDriver } from './js-driver'; +import { getAnimateChildren } from './ng-animate-children'; + +/** The three STRUCTURAL operations — the parent/child gate keys on them (FS §2.8). */ +function isStructuralEvent(event: AnimateEventName): boolean { + return event === 'enter' || event === 'leave' || event === 'move'; +} + +/** Collaborators for {@link createAnimateQueue} (tech spec §2.8). */ +export interface CreateAnimateQueueArgs { + /** The `$q` service backing the runner completion promises. */ + q: QService; + + /** + * Routes throws from a misbehaving driver `start` with cause `'$animate'` + * (the built-in JS driver routes its own callback throws; this is the + * engine-level guard so a decorated / custom driver can never leave an + * element stuck). + */ + exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler; + + /** + * Post-digest scheduling seam — bound to `$rootScope.$$postDigest`. + * Function-typed PROPERTY (not a method) so destructuring the seam off + * the args bag carries no `this` — the `@async/async-types` seam idiom. + */ + postDigest: (fn: () => void) => void; + + /** + * Animation-frame seam — bound to `requestAnimationFrame` (with a + * timer fallback) by `ng-animate-module.ts`; stubbed synchronous in unit + * tests. Function-typed property — see {@link postDigest}. + */ + raf: (callback: () => void) => void; + + /** + * The JS animation driver (`js-driver.ts`): matches the element's classes + * against `.animation` registrations. OR-combined with {@link cssDriver} + * for skip detection; when both match they run together and close jointly. + */ + jsDriver: JsDriver; + + /** + * The CSS transition / keyframe driver (`css-driver.ts`, Slice 5): a + * synchronous match probe (detected duration > 0 counts as a match — zero + * keeps the push on the instant skip path) plus the prep → reflow → active + * class choreography. Under jsdom computed styles report zero durations, + * so the default global seams make this driver a permanent no-op there — + * JS-only animations still animate via the independent OR-match. + */ + cssDriver: CssDriver; + + /** + * Lazily-read `classNameFilter` accessor (FS §2.6): `null` means every + * element is eligible; a pattern restricts animation to elements whose + * class attribute matches it. Bound to `$AnimateProvider`'s + * `$$classNameFilter` — config-phase-only writable, so every read after + * the config phase observes the same frozen value. Function-typed + * property — see {@link postDigest}. + */ + classNameFilter: () => RegExp | null; + + /** + * The `$$phase`-guarded dispatch seam for `$animate.on` listener callbacks + * (FS §2.9 — start/close notifications run "inside the digest with the + * `$$phase` guard"). Bound by `ng-animate-module.ts` to a helper that runs + * `fn` through `$rootScope.$apply` when idle, else queues it via + * `$rootScope.$evalAsync` (the `apply-phase-guarded.ts` / `$timeout` seam + * precedent). Function-typed property — see {@link postDigest}. + * + * OPTIONAL: defaults to a direct synchronous call (`(fn) => fn()`) when + * omitted, so the many Slice 1–8 unit harnesses that construct the queue + * without listeners keep compiling unedited (the regression gate). No + * listener means the seam is never reached, so the default is inert there; + * the production `ngAnimate` binding always supplies the guarded form. + */ + scheduleDispatch?: (fn: () => void) => void; +} + +/** Build the `ngAnimate` engine. See the file-level doc for the contract. */ +export function createAnimateQueue({ + q, + exceptionHandler, + postDigest, + raf, + jsDriver, + cssDriver, + classNameFilter, + // Defaults to a direct synchronous call (see the seam's doc): inert for the + // listener-free Slice 1–8 harnesses; the production binding is guarded. + scheduleDispatch = (fn) => { + fn(); + }, +}: CreateAnimateQueueArgs): AnimateQueue { + /** Global toggle (FS §2.6) — consulted by every push, unlike the instant engine's parity-only flag. */ + let globalEnabled = true; + + /** + * Startup grace (FS §2.6): animations are suppressed until the first + * digest settles plus one `raf` tick — flipped by the schedule below. + */ + let startupGraceLifted = false; + postDigest(() => { + raf(() => { + startupGraceLifted = true; + }); + }); + + /** + * Per-element enable state (FS §2.6 per-element toggle). Stores ONLY the + * DISABLED elements: `elementEnabled.get(el) === false` marks `el` (and its + * whole descendant subtree) as suppressed. `enabled(el, true)` DELETES the + * entry (re-enabling `el`), so an element carrying no entry is enabled unless + * a disabled ANCESTOR covers it — resolved by {@link subtreeDisabled}. A + * `WeakMap` (not a `WeakSet`) keeps the surface uniform with the boolean the + * public overload echoes back, and lets `false` be the sole meaningful value. + */ + const elementEnabled = new WeakMap(); + + /** + * Whether `element` OR any of its ancestors was explicitly disabled via + * `enabled(el, false)` — the subtree gate (FS §2.6: disabling a container + * disables its whole subtree while siblings keep animating). Walks the + * `parentElement` chain (the `$$ngControllers` ancestor-walk precedent); + * `parentElement` stops at the document root, so the walk is bounded. A + * `WeakMap` miss on every hop means "enabled". + */ + function subtreeDisabled(element: Element): boolean { + let node: Element | null = element; + while (node !== null) { + if (elementEnabled.get(node) === false) { + return true; + } + node = node.parentElement; + } + return false; + } + + /** + * The parent/child gate (FS §2.8): whether `element`'s animation is + * SUPPRESSED because an ANCESTOR is running a structural animation and no + * intervening `ng-animate-children` marker re-enables it. + * + * Walks the `parentElement` chain from `element`'s parent upward + * (`element` itself is never its own gating ancestor), tracking the NEAREST + * `ng-animate-children` marker value seen so far. When it reaches an ancestor + * that is {@link structurallyAnimating}, the decision is made: + * + * - The animating ancestor's OWN marker is folded in first (nearest-wins is + * already-set → keep; else adopt it), matching upstream where the running + * node's `$$ngAnimateChildren` participates. + * - A resolved marker of `true` → NOT blocked (children opted back in); + * `false` or NO marker → BLOCKED. + * + * With no structurally-animating ancestor at all, nothing blocks (`false`). + * Mirrors the `$$ngControllers` ancestor-walk precedent; `parentElement` + * stops at the document root, so the walk is bounded. + */ + function ancestorBlocksChild(element: Element): boolean { + let nearestMarker: boolean | undefined; + let node: Element | null = element.parentElement; + while (node !== null) { + const marker = getAnimateChildren(node); + if (marker !== undefined && nearestMarker === undefined) { + nearestMarker = marker; // Nearest marker wins — record only the first. + } + if (structurallyAnimating.has(node)) { + // Reached the running structural parent: the nearest marker at-or-below + // it decides. `true` opts children back in; `false` / absent suppresses. + return nearestMarker !== true; + } + node = node.parentElement; + } + return false; // No structurally-animating ancestor — child is free to run. + } + + /** + * One active animation record per element (tech spec §2.4). Shared with the + * coalescer so a `drop` / `supersede` / `absorb-into-new` outcome detaches + * the retired record eagerly. + */ + const activeAnimations = new WeakMap(); + + /** + * Elements currently running a STRUCTURAL animation (enter / leave / move), + * the parent/child gate (FS §2.8). Populated at {@link startAnimation} for + * structural ops and cleared on close / cancel; {@link ancestorBlocksChild} + * walks a candidate's ancestors against it. A `Set` (not the `WeakMap` + * active record) because the query is a pure membership test and an element + * with an in-flight CLASS op must NOT gate its descendants — only structural + * parents do (upstream `ngAnimate` only defers children under a structural + * parent). + */ + const structurallyAnimating = new Set(); + + /** + * The same-digest pending-batch coordinator (`animate-queue-coalescer.ts`): + * owns the per-element pending slot and the matrix dispatch. `closeAnimation` + * is injected so its record-`end` finalization path and this file's natural- + * close path converge on ONE implementation. + */ + const coalescer: Coalescer = createCoalescer({ + q, + activeAnimations, + closeAnimation: (item) => { + closeAnimation(item); + }, + }); + + /** + * `$animate.on` registrations + start/close dispatch (FS §2.9, Slice 9): + * the container-scoped registry, the three `off` removal granularities, and + * the `$$phase`-guarded `(element, phase)` notification live in + * `animate-events.ts`. The queue calls {@link AnimateEvents.notify} at an + * animation's start and close via {@link fireStart} (matched path) and + * {@link fireInstant} (skip path). + */ + const events = createAnimateEvents({ exceptionHandler, scheduleDispatch }); + + /** Animations collected during the current digest, awaiting the flush tick. */ + let pendingBatch: PendingAnimation[] = []; + let flushScheduled = false; + + /** + * The single skip-decision helper (FS §2.6, §2.8): whether `element` may + * animate, consolidating EVERY reason to fall to the instant path into one + * place so the skip path is uniform. The gates, in cheap-to-expensive order: + * + * 1. **Startup grace** — suppressed until the first digest settles + one + * `raf` tick (no wall of enter-animations on the initial render). + * 2. **Global toggle** — `enabled(false)` disables everything. + * 3. **Per-element subtree** — `enabled(el, false)` disables `el` and its + * descendants; a disabled ANCESTOR suppresses `element` too + * ({@link subtreeDisabled}). + * 4. **Parent/child coordination** — a descendant under an ancestor running a + * structural animation is suppressed unless an intervening + * `ng-animate-children` marker re-enables it ({@link ancestorBlocksChild}). + * 5. **`classNameFilter`** — when configured, only elements whose class + * attribute matches the pattern animate. + * + * ## Evaluation point (chosen: `push` time) + * + * All four inputs are synchronously known at `push` — the flags are engine + * state, the class attribute is on the live element, and the CSS/JS driver + * probes (the fifth "nothing would visibly animate" skip reason) already run + * at `push`. Evaluating here keeps the skip path as instant as the core + * engine's (a disabled op never enqueues a ceremony) and matches the FS + * acceptance criteria: `enabled(false)` then a toggle is instant in the same + * turn; a per-container disable leaves siblings — evaluated independently by + * their own `push` — animating. When the gate says "skip", the caller still + * runs `applyEndState` synchronously, so a disabled `leave` STILL removes the + * node (just synchronously) and a disabled class change STILL applies — + * observably identical to the instant engine. + */ + function shouldAnimate(element: Element): boolean { + if (!startupGraceLifted || !globalEnabled) { + return false; + } + if (subtreeDisabled(element)) { + return false; + } + // Parent/child coordination (FS §2.8): a descendant under a running + // structural parent takes the instant/skip path unless an intervening + // `ng-animate-children` marker re-enables it. + if (ancestorBlocksChild(element)) { + return false; + } + const filter = classNameFilter(); + if (filter !== null && !filter.test(element.getAttribute('class') ?? '')) { + return false; + } + return true; + } + + /** + * Schedule ONE flush for the currently-collecting batch: `$$postDigest` + * (fires once the digest settles) + one `raf` tick (upstream parity — + * layout from the synchronous insertions is committed before animation + * work begins). Items pushed before the `raf` executes join the same + * flush; later pushes schedule a fresh one. + */ + function scheduleFlush(): void { + if (flushScheduled) { + return; + } + flushScheduled = true; + postDigest(() => { + raf(() => { + flushScheduled = false; + const batch = pendingBatch; + pendingBatch = []; + coalescer.clearPending(); + + // Stagger indices (FS §2.7): assign each LIVE item its 0-based + // position within its same-EVENT group so several siblings starting + // the same operation in one batch cascade. Only a group of 2+ staggers + // (a lone animation gets index 0 → no offset), matching upstream's + // "only when there are 2+" rule. Grouping by event mirrors upstream, + // where the stagger step is read off the event's `-stagger` + // class and applies to that event's cohort. Computed over the LIVE + // items only so a dropped / superseded item does not consume an index. + const live = batch.filter((item) => !item.record.cancelled && !item.record.closed); + const groupCounts = new Map(); + for (const item of live) { + groupCounts.set(item.event, (groupCounts.get(item.event) ?? 0) + 1); + } + const groupNextIndex = new Map(); + for (const item of live) { + const groupSize = groupCounts.get(item.event) ?? 1; + const index = groupNextIndex.get(item.event) ?? 0; + groupNextIndex.set(item.event, index + 1); + // A single-member group never staggers — pass 0 so the CSS driver + // skips the offset probe entirely. + startAnimation(item, groupSize >= 2 ? index : 0); + } + }); + }); + } + + /** + * Fire the `'start'` notification for `element`'s `event` animation and hook + * the paired `'close'` onto the runner's settlement (FS §2.9). Registering + * `'close'` via the runner's `done` — which fires SYNCHRONOUSLY exactly once + * on EVERY termination path (natural completion, forced `end()`, and cancel / + * supersession) — is what guarantees every `'start'` is eventually paired + * with a `'close'`. Notifying `done` only AFTER `'start'` fired means a + * pending op cancelled before its ceremony began emits neither event. + */ + function fireStart(item: PendingAnimation): void { + events.notify(item.element, item.event, 'start'); + item.runner.done(() => { + events.notify(item.element, item.event, 'close'); + }); + } + + /** + * Fire the paired `'start'` then `'close'` for a genuinely-performed INSTANT + * (skip-path) operation (FS §2.9): the DOM operation happened, so an entering + * item with no registered animation still reports it. A coalesced-away push + * never reaches this path, so no events fire for a dropped / folded op. + */ + function fireInstant(element: Element, event: AnimateEventName): void { + events.notify(element, event, 'start'); + events.notify(element, event, 'close'); + } + + /** Close an animation: apply the end state, clear bookkeeping, resolve. */ + function closeAnimation(item: PendingAnimation): void { + const { record, element } = item; + if (record.cancelled || record.closed) { + return; + } + record.closed = true; + structurallyAnimating.delete(element); + applyEndState(item.nodes, item.event, item.options, item.delta); + if (activeAnimations.get(element) === record) { + activeAnimations.delete(element); + } + item.runner.complete(); + } + + /** + * Kick one matched animation off (inside the flush `raf` tick). Registers + * an `addElementCleanup` teardown on the animated element FIRST (Slice 6 + * finalization): a `destroyElementScope` reaching that element while the + * animation is in flight ends it immediately — driver cancelled, end state + * applied, runner resolved (FS §2.10, "no orphaned timers"). The element is + * still in the live subtree at start time (enter / move inserted it at + * push time; a deferred `leave` has not removed it yet), so the walk finds + * it. + */ + function startAnimation(item: PendingAnimation, staggerIndex: number): void { + addElementCleanup(item.element, () => { + item.record.end(); + }); + // Mark this element as running a STRUCTURAL animation for the duration of + // the ceremony (parent/child rule, FS §2.8): a descendant's `push` walks + // ancestors for such a marker and suppresses itself unless an intervening + // `ng-animate-children` opts it back in. Cleared on close (see + // `closeAnimation`). Class-op animations do NOT set it — only structural + // parents gate descendant animations. + if (isStructuralEvent(item.event)) { + structurallyAnimating.add(item.element); + } + // Notify `'start'` and hook the paired `'close'` onto the runner's + // settlement (FS §2.9) — see `fireStart`. Registered before the driver + // runs so a synchronous driver (the jsdom / stubbed-seam case) still emits + // `'start'` before its `'close'`. + fireStart(item); + try { + item.animation.start(() => { + closeAnimation(item); + }, staggerIndex); + } catch (error: unknown) { + // The built-in JS driver never throws from `start` (it routes callback + // throws itself) — this guards a decorated / custom driver so the + // element still reaches its end state (FS §2.4 "never stuck"). + invokeExceptionHandler(exceptionHandler, error, '$animate'); + closeAnimation(item); + } + } + + return { + push(nodes: readonly Node[], event: AnimateEventName, options: AnimateQueuePushOptions): QPromise { + const element = firstElement(nodes); + + // Enter / move insert SYNCHRONOUSLY at push time (same call-time DOM + // as the instant engine) so layout is correct immediately; only the + // animation ceremony is deferred. + if (event === 'enter' || event === 'move') { + insertNodes(nodes, options.parent, options.after); + } + + // ── Same-digest coalescing (Slice 6, tech spec §2.4) ──────────────── + // A pending (queued, not yet started) op on the SAME element folds the + // new op in per the matrix rather than stacking a competing ceremony. + // This runs BEFORE the in-flight cancel so a coalesced pair never + // touches the (separate) active record — the active/pending states are + // disjoint for a given element within one batch. `carry` is a class + // delta an `absorb-into-new` outcome retired for a fresh structural op. + let carry: ClassDelta | null = null; + if (element !== null) { + const result = coalescer.coalesce(element, event, options); + if (result.kind === 'folded') { + return result.promise; + } + carry = result.carry; + } + + // Cancel-on-new-op (FS §2.10): a new operation on an element with an + // already-STARTED animation cancels it so the latest operation's end + // state wins. (A pending op was handled by the coalescer above.) Clear + // the structural marker too — the cancelled op is no longer gating + // descendants; a structural replacement re-marks it at its own start. + if (element !== null) { + structurallyAnimating.delete(element); + activeAnimations.get(element)?.cancel(); + } + + const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + + // OR-match across the two drivers, each probed INDEPENDENTLY (a JS + // match stands even when the CSS probe reports zero duration — the + // guaranteed jsdom outcome — and vice versa). Both matching yields the + // joint-close combination. + let animation: DriverAnimation | null = null; + if (element !== null && shouldAnimate(element)) { + const payload = { addClass: options.addClass, removeClass: options.removeClass }; + animation = combineDriverAnimations( + jsDriver.match(element, event, payload), + cssDriver.match(element, event, payload), + ); + } + + if (element === null || animation === null) { + // SKIP path — identical to the instant engine: the end state applies + // synchronously at push time (leave removes now, classes apply now) + // and the promise resolves immediately (FS §2.1 acceptance: an app + // where nothing matches behaves exactly like one without the module). + // A carried class delta (from an `absorb-into-new` coalesce) still + // lands here so the folded classes reach the DOM even when the + // structural op itself doesn't animate. + applyEndState(nodes, event, options, carry ?? undefined); + // Event notifications (FS §2.9): a genuinely-performed instant op still + // reports the DOM change that happened (start then close, back-to-back) + // so a listener sees an entering item even when nothing visibly + // animates. Only when there IS an element to scope the walk to — an + // element-less group (all text / comment nodes) can never match a + // container listener. A coalesced-away push returned `'folded'` above + // and never reaches here, so no events fire for a dropped op. + if (element !== null) { + fireInstant(element, event); + } + runner.complete(); + return runner.promise; + } + + const item = coalescer.register(nodes, event, options, element, animation, runner); + // An `absorb-into-new` coalesce retired a pending class op in favor of + // this structural op: carry the retired op's net class delta into this + // item's close so the folded classes still land (applied after the + // structural end state — the class op was queued after the structural). + if (carry !== null) { + item.delta = carry; + } + pendingBatch.push(item); + scheduleFlush(); + return runner.promise; + }, + + enabled(elementOrEnabled?: Element | boolean, enabled?: boolean): boolean { + // No-arg → the global flag; boolean → set-and-return the global flag. + if (elementOrEnabled === undefined) { + return globalEnabled; + } + if (typeof elementOrEnabled === 'boolean') { + globalEnabled = elementOrEnabled; + return globalEnabled; + } + // One-arg ELEMENT form (FS §2.6): report whether animations are + // EFFECTIVELY enabled for the element — the global flag AND no disabled + // ancestor (or the element itself) covering it. The `enabled === undefined` + // check also covers the seam-level `enabled(el, undefined)` degenerate + // form, which reads rather than writes. + if (enabled === undefined) { + return globalEnabled && !subtreeDisabled(elementOrEnabled); + } + // Two-arg element form: `false` marks the element (and its subtree) + // disabled; `true` RE-ENABLES it by dropping the entry, so it re-inherits + // its ancestors' state (a `true` under a still-disabled container stays + // effectively disabled via {@link subtreeDisabled}). Echo the value set. + if (enabled) { + elementEnabled.delete(elementOrEnabled); + } else { + elementEnabled.set(elementOrEnabled, false); + } + return enabled; + }, + + on(event: AnimateEventName, container: Element, callback: AnimateEventCallback): void { + events.on(event, container, callback); + }, + + off(event: AnimateEventName, container?: Element, callback?: AnimateEventCallback): void { + events.off(event, container, callback); + }, + }; +} diff --git a/src/animate/animate-runner.ts b/src/animate/animate-runner.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3989aae --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/animate-runner.ts @@ -0,0 +1,180 @@ +/** + * `createAnimateRunner` — the per-animation completion handle (spec 041 + * Slice 4). + * + * Every animation the `ngAnimate` engine starts (and every instantly-skipped + * one) is tracked by a runner wrapping a `$q` deferred. The engine drives the + * runner (`complete` / `end` / `cancel`); consumers observe the outcome + * through {@link AnimateRunner.promise} — resolved on completion, REJECTED + * (with {@link ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON}) when a newer operation on the + * same element cancels the animation (FS §2.5). + * + * ## Pre-handled promise (approved design decision, tech spec §1) + * + * A cancelled animation nobody listens to must NEVER surface through `$q`'s + * always-on unhandled-rejection reporting (upstream parity — AngularJS's + * `AnimateRunner` is not a `$q` promise at all). The mechanism, verified + * against `@async/q.ts`: + * + * 1. At construction the runner attaches ONE internal no-op rejection + * follow-up: `deferred.promise.then(undefined, noop)`. Per + * `InternalPromise.then`, attaching ANY follow-up flips the promise's + * `handled` flag synchronously — so when `cancel()` rejects and + * `scheduleUnhandledCheck` fires on the next digest turn, it finds + * `handled === true` and reports nothing for the runner promise itself. + * 2. Unhandled tracking is pushed downstream to the follow-up's DERIVED + * promise (the new chain tip) — but that derived promise never rejects: + * `processCallback` sees our function-typed `onRejected` and RESOLVES the + * derived with the no-op's `undefined` return. A resolved chain tip is + * never checked, so the internal chain produces zero `'$q'` reports. + * 3. Callers attaching their own `.then` / `.catch` to the SAME runner + * promise get independent derived promises and still observe the + * rejection normally — a caller that attaches `.then(fn)` WITHOUT a + * failure arm takes over unhandled tracking for its own derived chain + * (correct: it observed the promise, so the report responsibility is + * genuinely its own). + * + * PURE ESM-first factory (the `createQ` precedent): the only collaborator + * (`$q`) is an injected seam, so the runner is unit-testable without an + * injector. + */ + +import type { QDeferred, QPromise, QService } from '@async/q-types'; + +/** + * The rejection reason a cancelled animation's promise carries — the classic + * "animation was cancelled" outcome (FS §2.5). A literal string, mirroring + * `$timeout` / `$interval`'s `'canceled'` cancellation-reason precedent. + */ +export const ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON = 'cancelled'; + +/** Collaborators for {@link createAnimateRunner}. */ +export interface CreateAnimateRunnerArgs { + /** The `$q` service backing the completion promise. */ + q: QService; +} + +/** + * The completion handle the animation engine drives. + * + * Settlement is FINAL and idempotent: whichever of `complete` / `end` / + * `cancel` fires first decides the outcome; later calls are no-ops (mirroring + * `$q`'s settle-once contract). + */ +export interface AnimateRunner { + /** + * Resolves when the animation completes (or finalizes instantly on the + * skip path); rejects with {@link ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON} when a newer + * operation cancels it. Pre-handled — see the file-level doc. + */ + readonly promise: QPromise; + + /** + * Register an internal settlement callback, invoked SYNCHRONOUSLY at + * settle time with `cancelled` telling the two outcomes apart. A callback + * registered after settlement is invoked immediately with the recorded + * outcome (defensive — engine callbacks normally register up front). + */ + done(callback: (cancelled: boolean) => void): void; + + /** Mark the animation as having run to completion — resolves the promise. */ + complete(): void; + + /** + * Drive the animation to its end state and resolve. At the runner level + * this settles identically to {@link complete} — the ENGINE owns applying + * the end-state DOM (leave removal, class application) before calling it; + * the distinct name keeps call sites honest about which path fired + * (natural completion vs forced finalization). + */ + end(): void; + + /** + * Cancel the animation — invokes `done` callbacks with `cancelled = true` + * and rejects the promise with {@link ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON}. The + * rejection is pre-handled (see the file-level doc), so an unobserved + * cancellation never reaches the `'$q'` unhandled channel. + */ + cancel(): void; +} + +/** The internal no-op rejection handler that pre-handles the promise. */ +function noop(): undefined { + return undefined; +} + +/** + * Build a completion handle around a fresh `$q` deferred. + * + * @example + * ```ts + * const runner = createAnimateRunner({ q }); + * runner.done((cancelled) => { + * // synchronous engine bookkeeping — before the promise settles + * }); + * void runner.promise.catch(() => { + * // observed cancellation — still delivered despite pre-handling + * }); + * runner.cancel(); + * ``` + */ +export function createAnimateRunner({ q }: CreateAnimateRunnerArgs): AnimateRunner { + // The `QDeferred` annotation (rather than an explicit `defer` + // type argument) keeps the literal `void` token out of expression position + // — the `core-animate-queue.ts` precedent. + const deferred: QDeferred = q.defer(); + + // PRE-HANDLED: flip the promise's `handled` flag at construction time so a + // cancellation rejection never triggers `scheduleUnhandledCheck`'s report; + // the internal derived chain tip resolves (never rejects) because the + // no-op is a function-typed `onRejected`. See the file-level doc for the + // full mechanism verified against `@async/q.ts`. + void deferred.promise.then(undefined, noop); + + let settled = false; + let settledCancelled = false; + const doneCallbacks: ((cancelled: boolean) => void)[] = []; + + function settle(cancelled: boolean): void { + if (settled) { + return; // Final once settled — later complete/end/cancel calls no-op. + } + settled = true; + settledCancelled = cancelled; + // Drain-and-clear so a `done` callback registering another callback (or + // re-settling) cannot re-enter the loop with stale entries. + const callbacks = doneCallbacks.splice(0); + for (const callback of callbacks) { + callback(cancelled); + } + if (cancelled) { + deferred.reject(ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON); + } else { + deferred.resolve(undefined); + } + } + + return { + promise: deferred.promise, + + done(callback: (cancelled: boolean) => void): void { + if (settled) { + callback(settledCancelled); + return; + } + doneCallbacks.push(callback); + }, + + complete(): void { + settle(false); + }, + + end(): void { + settle(false); + }, + + cancel(): void { + settle(true); + }, + }; +} diff --git a/src/animate/animate-stagger.ts b/src/animate/animate-stagger.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d1acc05 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/animate-stagger.ts @@ -0,0 +1,109 @@ +/** + * Stagger-class delay probe for the CSS driver (spec 041 Slice 8, FS §2.7). + * + * When several sibling elements begin the SAME structural event in the SAME + * flush batch (the classic `ng-repeat` batch case), authors can declare a + * cascade by attaching a `transition-delay` (or `animation-delay`) to the + * companion STAGGER class: + * + * - `enter` → `ng-enter-stagger`, `leave` → `ng-leave-stagger`, + * `move` → `ng-move-stagger`. + * - class ops → `-add-stagger` / `-remove-stagger`, derived from the + * SAME base as the prep class (`shrink-add` → `shrink-add-stagger`). + * + * ## Probe shape (upstream `$$AnimateCss` `applyGeneratedPreparationClasses` + * + `computeCachedFlags` parity, adapted) + * + * Upstream reads `transition-delay` / `animation-delay` off the element while + * the `-stagger` classes are applied and derives the stagger step from those + * delays. This helper mirrors that: it applies each prep class's `-stagger` + * companion, reads the computed `transition-delay` / `animation-delay`, keeps + * the MAX delay across both properties and every stagger class, and removes + * the probe classes again — all within one JS turn, so no paint observes the + * probe in a real browser (the same synchronous-probe discipline the + * duration match uses). + * + * The returned value is the per-index STEP in milliseconds: element N of a + * same-event batch waits `N × step` before its prep → active choreography + * begins (element 0 waits nothing). A zero step (the jsdom default — + * `getComputedStyle` reports zero delays there) means no cascade, so behavior + * is byte-identical to a batch without a stagger rule (Slices 4–7 stay green). + * + * The helper is PURE — the `computeStyle` reader and the DOM element are the + * only inputs — so it is unit-testable with a stubbed `computeStyle` that + * reports a non-zero `-stagger` delay. + */ + +import type { CssComputedStyle } from './css-driver'; + +/** The `-stagger` companion suffix appended to each prep class (FS §2.7). */ +const STAGGER_SUFFIX = '-stagger'; + +/** + * Parse one CSS time value (`'0.1s'` / `'100ms'`) to milliseconds. Duplicated + * (rather than shared with `css-driver.ts`'s private `parseTimeMs`) to keep + * this a standalone pure helper; computed styles normalize times to seconds, + * so a unitless number is treated as seconds too and unparsable input is zero. + */ +function parseStaggerTimeMs(raw: string): number { + const trimmed = raw.trim(); + const value = Number.parseFloat(trimmed); + if (Number.isNaN(value)) { + return 0; + } + return trimmed.endsWith('ms') ? value : value * 1000; +} + +/** + * The single largest entry of a comma-separated CSS time list, in ms + * (`transition-delay: 0.1s, 0.2s` → `200`). An empty list reads as zero. + */ +function maxTimeListMs(value: string): number { + let max = 0; + for (const entry of value.split(',')) { + if (entry.trim() === '') { + continue; + } + max = Math.max(max, parseStaggerTimeMs(entry)); + } + return max; +} + +/** + * Read the stagger STEP (ms) for a batch of same-event animations off the + * `-stagger` companion classes. Applies each stagger class, reads the + * MAX of `transition-delay` / `animation-delay`, and removes the classes + * again (the `finally` guarantees no probe class survives a throwing + * `computeStyle` stub). Zero when no stagger delay is declared — the caller + * then applies no offset. + * + * @param element The element whose computed style is probed. All batch members + * share the same stagger classes, so probing any one member yields the step. + * @param prepClasses The operation's preparation class names (`['ng-enter']`, + * `['shrink-add']`, …) — the `-stagger` companions are derived here. + * @param computeStyle The computed-style reader seam (→ `getComputedStyle`). + */ +export function readStaggerStepMs( + element: Element, + prepClasses: readonly string[], + computeStyle: (element: Element) => CssComputedStyle, +): number { + const staggerClasses = prepClasses.map((className) => `${className}${STAGGER_SUFFIX}`); + const added: string[] = []; + try { + for (const className of staggerClasses) { + if (!element.classList.contains(className)) { + element.classList.add(className); + added.push(className); + } + } + const style = computeStyle(element); + const transitionDelay = maxTimeListMs(style.getPropertyValue('transition-delay')); + const animationDelay = maxTimeListMs(style.getPropertyValue('animation-delay')); + return Math.max(transitionDelay, animationDelay); + } finally { + for (const className of added) { + element.classList.remove(className); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/animate/animate-types.ts b/src/animate/animate-types.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..10a584d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/animate-types.ts @@ -0,0 +1,318 @@ +/** + * Public contract types for the `@animate` module (spec 041 Slice 1). + * + * Two layers share these shapes: + * + * - **The `$animate` façade** ({@link AnimateService}) — always registered on + * core `ng`, exposing the five parity operations (`enter` / `leave` / `move` + * / `addClass` / `removeClass`) plus the `setClass` coalesced form, the + * `enabled()` overloads, and the `on` / `off` event-listener surface. Every + * animation method returns a `QPromise` that resolves on completion. + * - **The engine seam** ({@link AnimateQueue}) — the internal `$$animateQueue` + * service the façade delegates to (the `$$sanitizeUri` internal-service + * precedent). Core `ng` registers the synchronous instant engine + * (`createCoreAnimateQueue`); the opt-in `ngAnimate` module (a later slice) + * re-registers the same name with the full animation engine, and DI + * last-wins across the requires chain makes the upgrade automatic. + * + * JavaScript animations register an {@link AnimationDefinition} factory via + * `$animateProvider.register('.class', factory)` or the `.animation` module + * DSL; the definition's per-operation callbacks receive the element and a + * completion callback (`done`). + */ + +import type { QPromise } from '@async/q-types'; +import type { Invokable } from '@di/di-types'; + +/** + * The six operation names the animation pipeline recognizes. + * + * `'enter'` / `'leave'` / `'move'` are the structural operations (an element + * being inserted / removed / repositioned); `'addClass'` / `'removeClass'` + * are the class-change operations; `'setClass'` is the coalesced + * add-and-remove form `ng-class` flips use so a `remove A, add B` transition + * is ONE animation, not two competing ones. + */ +export type AnimateEventName = 'enter' | 'leave' | 'move' | 'addClass' | 'removeClass' | 'setClass'; + +/** + * The two notification phases an animation event listener observes: + * `'start'` when the animation kicks off, `'close'` when it completes + * (or finalizes instantly). + */ +export type AnimatePhase = 'start' | 'close'; + +/** + * Callback shape for `$animate.on(event, container, callback)` — invoked with + * the animating element and the {@link AnimatePhase} being observed. + */ +export type AnimateEventCallback = (element: Element, phase: AnimatePhase) => void; + +/** + * Options bag accepted by every `$animate` operation. + * + * Deliberately EMPTY in Slice 1 — a forward-extensible surface so call sites + * (the rewired structural / class-toggling directives) can thread options + * without a later signature change. Later slices add the upstream members + * (`addClass` / `removeClass` / `from` / `to` style payloads) as the + * `ngAnimate` engine grows to consume them. + */ +// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-empty-object-type -- deliberately an empty, forward-extensible options bag (spec 041 Slice 1); later slices add the upstream `addClass`/`removeClass`/`from`/`to` members. +export interface AnimateOptions {} + +/** + * Return type of every {@link AnimationDefinition} callback: nothing + * (`void` — the common case), or a cancellation function the engine + * invokes when a newer operation interrupts the in-flight animation. + */ +// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-invalid-void-type -- AngularJS-canonical: a JS animation callback may legitimately return nothing (`void`) OR a cancellation function. Rejecting `void` here would force implementations into explicit `return undefined` statements that don't match the historical contract (the `compile`-fn union precedent in @compiler/directive-types). +export type AnimationCallbackResult = void | (() => void); + +/** + * A registered JavaScript animation: an object with optional per-operation + * callbacks, produced by the factory passed to + * `$animateProvider.register('.class', factory)` (or the `.animation(name, + * factory)` module DSL). + * + * Each callback receives the element and a completion callback (`done`); the + * animation is considered finished when `done` is called. A callback may + * optionally return a cancellation function the engine invokes when a newer + * operation interrupts the in-flight animation (upstream AngularJS returns + * the same shape from its `animate*` runner hooks). + * + * The class-change callbacks additionally receive the class name being + * changed; `setClass` receives both the added and the removed class. + * + * @example + * ```ts + * appModule.animation('.slide', [ + * () => ({ + * enter(element, done) { + * element.classList.add('sliding-in'); + * const timer = setTimeout(done, 300); + * return () => { + * clearTimeout(timer); + * }; + * }, + * }), + * ]); + * ``` + */ +export interface AnimationDefinition { + /** Runs when an element carrying the registered class enters the page. */ + enter?: (element: Element, done: () => void) => AnimationCallbackResult; + /** Runs when an element carrying the registered class leaves the page. */ + leave?: (element: Element, done: () => void) => AnimationCallbackResult; + /** Runs when an element carrying the registered class is repositioned. */ + move?: (element: Element, done: () => void) => AnimationCallbackResult; + /** Runs when `className` is added to an element carrying the registered class. */ + addClass?: (element: Element, className: string, done: () => void) => AnimationCallbackResult; + /** Runs when `className` is removed from an element carrying the registered class. */ + removeClass?: (element: Element, className: string, done: () => void) => AnimationCallbackResult; + /** + * Runs when classes are added AND removed in one coalesced operation (the + * `ng-class` flip case). Optional — engines without a `setClass` hook fall + * back to the separate `addClass` / `removeClass` callbacks (a later-slice + * engine concern; the shape is fixed here). + */ + setClass?: (element: Element, addedClass: string, removedClass: string, done: () => void) => AnimationCallbackResult; +} + +/** + * The factory shape registered under a `-animation` provider name — + * any {@link Invokable} (array-style annotation, `$inject`-tagged function, + * or bare zero-dep function) producing an {@link AnimationDefinition}. + */ +export type AnimationFactory = Invokable; + +/** + * Node-group argument accepted by the structural operations. The structural + * directives manage multi-node clone groups (spec 033 ranges), so the group + * form is first-class — a single `Element` is normalized to a one-entry + * group by the façade. + */ +export type AnimateNodes = Element | Node[]; + +/** + * The `$$animateRegistry` internal service (spec 041 Slice 4) — the bridge + * carrying `$AnimateProvider`'s config-phase state to the run-phase + * `ngAnimate` engine. + * + * Run-phase factories cannot inject `Provider` instances (the + * provider injector is config-phase-only), so `$AnimateProvider`'s + * constructor registers this accessor bundle via + * `$provide.value('$$animateRegistry', …)` — a `$$`-prefixed internal + * service (the `$$sanitizeUri` / `$$animateQueue` precedent, never in the + * root barrel). `ngAnimate`'s `$$animateQueue` factory injects it to reach + * the registered-animation map (feeding the JS driver's class matching) and + * the `classNameFilter` pattern (feeding the engine's skip detection). + */ +export interface AnimateRegistry { + /** + * Selector class names registered through `$animateProvider.register`, + * keyed WITHOUT the leading dot (`'fade'`), mapping to the + * `-animation` provider key the factory was installed under + * (`'.fade-animation'`) — the live `$$registeredAnimations` map itself, + * so registrations from any config block are visible. + */ + readonly registeredAnimations: ReadonlyMap; + + /** + * Lazily read the current `classNameFilter` pattern (`null` — the + * default — means every element is eligible). The setter is config-phase + * only, so every run-phase read observes the same frozen value. + */ + getClassNameFilter(): RegExp | null; +} + +/** + * Per-push payload handed to the engine seam ({@link AnimateQueue.push}). + * + * Which fields are populated depends on the operation: + * + * - `enter` / `move` — `parent` (required by contract) and `after` (the + * anchor node; `null` means "append as last child of `parent`"). + * - `addClass` — `addClass` carries the space-separated class names to add. + * - `removeClass` — `removeClass` carries the class names to remove. + * - `setClass` — both `addClass` and `removeClass`. + * - `leave` — none of the above. + * + * `options` threads the caller-supplied {@link AnimateOptions} through + * untouched (unused by the instant engine; consumed by `ngAnimate`'s engine + * in later slices). + */ +export interface AnimateQueuePushOptions { + /** Target parent for `enter` / `move` insertions. */ + parent?: Element; + /** + * Anchor for `enter` / `move`: the nodes are inserted as the next + * siblings of `after`; `null` / absent appends to the end of `parent`. + */ + after?: Node | null; + /** Space-separated class names to add (`addClass` / `setClass`). */ + addClass?: string; + /** Space-separated class names to remove (`removeClass` / `setClass`). */ + removeClass?: string; + /** The caller-supplied options bag, threaded through verbatim. */ + options?: AnimateOptions; +} + +/** + * The internal engine contract behind `$animate` — the shape of the + * `$$animateQueue` service (tech spec §2.3). + * + * The façade owns nothing but argument normalization and delegation, so + * swapping the engine swaps ALL behavior: core `ng` registers the + * synchronous instant engine, and the opt-in `ngAnimate` module re-registers + * this name with the full animation engine (DI last-wins across the requires + * chain — the upstream `$$animateQueue` override seam reproduced exactly). + * + * `enabled` deliberately uses ONE wide signature here (rather than the + * public 0–2-arg overloads on {@link AnimateService}) so the façade can + * forward its own overloaded arguments without re-dispatching on shape. + */ +export interface AnimateQueue { + /** + * Perform (or begin) the requested operation against the node group and + * return a promise that resolves on completion. The instant engine applies + * the end state synchronously and resolves immediately; the `ngAnimate` + * engine (later slices) resolves when the animation closes and REJECTS + * when a newer operation cancels it. + */ + push(nodes: readonly Node[], event: AnimateEventName, options: AnimateQueuePushOptions): QPromise; + + /** + * Query or mutate the enabled state. No args → current global setting; + * a boolean → set the global setting; an `Element` + boolean → set the + * per-element (subtree) setting. Always returns the resulting boolean. + */ + enabled(elementOrEnabled?: Element | boolean, enabled?: boolean): boolean; + + /** Register an animation event listener scoped to `container`. */ + on(event: AnimateEventName, container: Element, callback: AnimateEventCallback): void; + + /** + * Remove animation event listeners — by event name, by event name + + * container, or by the exact event/container/callback triple. + */ + off(event: AnimateEventName, container?: Element, callback?: AnimateEventCallback): void; +} + +/** + * The public `$animate` service contract (tech spec §2.2 / FS §2.2, §2.5, + * §2.6, §2.9). + * + * Always available on core `ng`: without `ngAnimate` every operation applies + * its end state INSTANTLY (the returned promise resolves immediately after + * the change applies); with `ngAnimate` loaded the same operations become + * animated and the promise resolves when the animation completes (rejecting + * when a newer operation on the same element cancels it). + */ +export interface AnimateService { + /** + * Insert `nodes` into the page: as the next siblings of `after` when + * provided, else as the last children of `parent`. Triggers the `enter` + * animation under `ngAnimate`. + */ + enter(nodes: AnimateNodes, parent: Element, after?: Node | null, options?: AnimateOptions): QPromise; + + /** + * Remove `nodes` from the page. Triggers the `leave` animation under + * `ngAnimate` (where DOM removal is deferred to animation end; the instant + * engine removes synchronously). + */ + leave(nodes: AnimateNodes, options?: AnimateOptions): QPromise; + + /** + * Reposition `nodes` within the page (the `ng-repeat` reorder case): same + * insertion semantics as {@link enter}. Triggers the `move` animation + * under `ngAnimate`. + */ + move(nodes: AnimateNodes, parent: Element, after?: Node | null, options?: AnimateOptions): QPromise; + + /** Add `className` (space-separated for multiple) to `element`. */ + addClass(element: Element, className: string, options?: AnimateOptions): QPromise; + + /** Remove `className` (space-separated for multiple) from `element`. */ + removeClass(element: Element, className: string, options?: AnimateOptions): QPromise; + + /** + * Add and remove classes in ONE coalesced operation — the `ng-class` flip + * form, so a `remove A, add B` transition is a single animation rather + * than two competing ones. + */ + setClass(element: Element, add: string, remove: string, options?: AnimateOptions): QPromise; + + /** + * Query (no argument) or set (boolean argument) the global enabled + * setting; returns the resulting value. + */ + enabled(enabled?: boolean): boolean; + /** + * Per-element form (consulted only by the `ngAnimate` engine — the instant + * engine stores nothing per element because nothing ever animates): + * + * - `enabled(element)` (no boolean) → QUERY whether animations are + * EFFECTIVELY enabled for `element` — the global flag AND no ancestor (or + * the element itself) disabled via `enabled(element, false)`. + * - `enabled(element, false)` → disable `element` and its descendant subtree; + * `enabled(element, true)` → re-enable `element`. Returns the value set. + */ + enabled(element: Element, enabled?: boolean): boolean; + + /** + * Subscribe to animation notifications: `callback` is invoked whenever an + * animation of `event` kind involving `container` (or elements within it) + * starts and when it closes, told which {@link AnimatePhase} it observes. + * A documented no-op under the instant engine (no animations ever run, so + * no events ever fire). + */ + on(event: AnimateEventName, container: Element, callback: AnimateEventCallback): void; + + /** + * Remove listeners — by event name, by event name + container, or by the + * exact event/container/callback triple. A documented no-op under the + * instant engine. + */ + off(event: AnimateEventName, container?: Element, callback?: AnimateEventCallback): void; +} diff --git a/src/animate/animate.ts b/src/animate/animate.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2a254df --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/animate.ts @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ +/** + * `createAnimate` — the `$animate` façade factory (spec 041 Slice 1). + * + * The façade owns exactly TWO responsibilities (tech spec §2.3): + * + * 1. **Argument normalization** — a bare `Element` becomes a one-entry node + * group so the engine always receives `readonly Node[]` (the structural + * directives manage multi-node clone groups — spec 033 ranges — so the + * group form is first-class). + * 2. **Delegation** — every method forwards to the injected + * {@link AnimateQueue} engine (`$$animateQueue`). No other logic lives + * here, so swapping the engine (core instant ↔ `ngAnimate` full engine + * via DI last-wins) swaps ALL behavior without touching the façade. + * + * PURE ESM-first factory (the `createQ` precedent): the engine is an + * injected seam, so the façade is unit-testable without an injector. + */ + +import type { QPromise } from '@async/q-types'; + +import type { AnimateNodes, AnimateOptions, AnimateQueue, AnimateService } from './animate-types'; + +/** Collaborators for {@link createAnimate}. */ +export interface CreateAnimateArgs { + /** + * The engine every operation delegates to — core `ng` wires the instant + * `createCoreAnimateQueue` engine; `ngAnimate` (later slices) re-registers + * the `$$animateQueue` name with the full animation engine. + */ + queue: AnimateQueue; +} + +/** + * Normalize the public `Element | Node[]` group argument into the + * `readonly Node[]` shape the engine consumes. + */ +function normalizeNodes(nodes: AnimateNodes): readonly Node[] { + return Array.isArray(nodes) ? nodes : [nodes]; +} + +/** + * Build the `$animate` façade around an injected engine. + * + * @example + * ```ts + * const $animate = createAnimate({ queue: createCoreAnimateQueue({ q }) }); + * void $animate.enter(clone, parentEl, placeholder).then(() => { + * // runs after the enter completes (immediately under the instant engine) + * }); + * ``` + */ +export function createAnimate({ queue }: CreateAnimateArgs): AnimateService { + return { + enter(nodes: AnimateNodes, parent: Element, after?: Node | null, options?: AnimateOptions): QPromise { + return queue.push(normalizeNodes(nodes), 'enter', { parent, after, options }); + }, + + leave(nodes: AnimateNodes, options?: AnimateOptions): QPromise { + return queue.push(normalizeNodes(nodes), 'leave', { options }); + }, + + move(nodes: AnimateNodes, parent: Element, after?: Node | null, options?: AnimateOptions): QPromise { + return queue.push(normalizeNodes(nodes), 'move', { parent, after, options }); + }, + + addClass(element: Element, className: string, options?: AnimateOptions): QPromise { + return queue.push([element], 'addClass', { addClass: className, options }); + }, + + removeClass(element: Element, className: string, options?: AnimateOptions): QPromise { + return queue.push([element], 'removeClass', { removeClass: className, options }); + }, + + setClass(element: Element, add: string, remove: string, options?: AnimateOptions): QPromise { + return queue.push([element], 'setClass', { addClass: add, removeClass: remove, options }); + }, + + // The engine seam deliberately exposes ONE wide `enabled` signature + // (see the note on `AnimateQueue.enabled`), so the façade forwards its + // own overloaded arguments verbatim without re-dispatching on shape. + enabled(elementOrEnabled?: Element | boolean, enabled?: boolean): boolean { + return queue.enabled(elementOrEnabled, enabled); + }, + + on(event, container, callback) { + queue.on(event, container, callback); + }, + + off(event, container?, callback?) { + queue.off(event, container, callback); + }, + }; +} diff --git a/src/animate/core-animate-queue.ts b/src/animate/core-animate-queue.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e9e8ad6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/core-animate-queue.ts @@ -0,0 +1,108 @@ +/** + * `createCoreAnimateQueue` — the synchronous INSTANT animation engine + * (spec 041 Slice 1), registered on core `ng` as the `$$animateQueue` + * internal service (the `$$sanitizeUri` internal-service precedent). + * + * Every operation applies its end state SYNCHRONOUSLY at call time — + * byte-identical to the direct DOM code the built-in directives used before + * routing through `$animate` — and every returned promise resolves + * immediately (well, on the next digest turn: `$q` continuations are + * digest-scheduled). No animation classes are ever added, no delays are + * introduced, and no per-element state is kept. + * + * This deliberate synchronicity is an APPROVED divergence from upstream + * AngularJS core (which coalesces class changes post-digest): it preserves + * this project's shipped synchronous contracts, so the existing `ng-show` / + * `ng-class` / forms suites pass unedited once the directives are rewired + * (tech spec §1, approved design decisions). + * + * The opt-in `ngAnimate` module (later slices) re-registers `$$animateQueue` + * with the full animation engine; DI last-wins across the requires chain + * makes the upgrade automatic — no decorator, no lazy probe. + * + * PURE ESM-first factory (the `createQ` precedent): the only collaborator + * (`$q`) is an injected seam, so the engine is unit-testable without an + * injector. + */ + +import type { QPromise, QService } from '@async/q-types'; + +import { applyClasses, insertNodes, removeNodes } from './animate-dom'; +import type { AnimateEventName, AnimateQueue, AnimateQueuePushOptions } from './animate-types'; + +/** Collaborators for {@link createCoreAnimateQueue}. */ +export interface CreateCoreAnimateQueueArgs { + /** The `$q` service backing the immediately-resolved completion promises. */ + q: QService; +} + +/** + * Build the instant engine. + * + * - `push` performs the DOM operation synchronously and returns + * `q.resolve(undefined)` — the change is observable the moment the call + * returns, and the promise settles on the next digest turn. + * - `enabled()` stores and returns the global boolean, but NOTHING consults + * it — the instant engine never animates, so there is nothing to disable. + * The per-element form stores nothing (same reason) and returns the value + * passed. + * - `on` / `off` are accepted NO-OPS (documented — tech spec §2.3): no + * animations ever run under this engine, so no events ever fire. + */ +export function createCoreAnimateQueue({ q }: CreateCoreAnimateQueueArgs): AnimateQueue { + // Global enabled flag — stored for surface parity with the public + // `$animate.enabled()` contract. Nothing reads it beyond the getter. + let globalEnabled = true; + + return { + push(nodes: readonly Node[], event: AnimateEventName, options: AnimateQueuePushOptions) { + switch (event) { + case 'enter': + case 'move': + insertNodes(nodes, options.parent, options.after); + break; + case 'leave': + removeNodes(nodes); + break; + case 'addClass': + applyClasses(nodes, options.addClass, undefined); + break; + case 'removeClass': + applyClasses(nodes, undefined, options.removeClass); + break; + case 'setClass': + applyClasses(nodes, options.addClass, options.removeClass); + break; + } + // Resolve AFTER the synchronous DOM op — the instant-completion + // contract (FS §2.5: "without the animations module, the same code + // still runs its follow-up immediately — no hangs"). The `QPromise` + // annotation (rather than an explicit `resolve` type argument) + // keeps the literal `void` token out of expression position. + const completed: QPromise = q.resolve(undefined); + return completed; + }, + + enabled(elementOrEnabled?: Element | boolean, enabled?: boolean) { + if (elementOrEnabled === undefined) { + return globalEnabled; + } + if (typeof elementOrEnabled === 'boolean') { + globalEnabled = elementOrEnabled; + return globalEnabled; + } + // Per-element form: the instant engine keeps no per-element state — + // nothing animates, so there is nothing to disable. Echo the value. + return enabled ?? true; + }, + + on() { + // Documented no-op: the instant engine never runs animations, so no + // start / close events ever fire (tech spec §2.3). + }, + + off() { + // Documented no-op — see `on` above. + }, + }; +} diff --git a/src/animate/css-driver.ts b/src/animate/css-driver.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4ec3f69 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/css-driver.ts @@ -0,0 +1,546 @@ +/** + * `createCssDriver` — the CSS transition / keyframe animation driver + * (spec 041 Slice 5, FS §2.3 / tech spec §2.4 CSS choreography). + * + * Mirrors the JS driver's `match → start / cancel` shape (`js-driver.ts`) so + * the `ngAnimate` engine treats both drivers uniformly: `match` returns + * `null` when nothing would visibly animate (the engine's skip signal) or a + * started-on-demand animation handle when it would. + * + * ## Class-name conventions (FS §2.3) + * + * - Structural operations use the classic pairs: `ng-enter` / `ng-leave` / + * `ng-move` as the PREPARATION class, plus `-active` one frame later so + * CSS transitions fire. + * - Class-change operations derive their pairs from each changed class: + * adding `shrink` applies `shrink-add` → `shrink-add-active`; removing it + * applies `shrink-remove` → `shrink-remove-active`. `setClass` derives + * BOTH sets from its added and removed classes. + * - While the ceremony is in flight the element carries the `ng-animate` + * marker class; every applied class is removed on EVERY exit path (close, + * cancel, no-op re-check, throw) — the driver never leaves animation + * classes behind. + * + * ## Match probe (synchronous pre-compute — the chosen skip-detection shape) + * + * `match` runs a SYNCHRONOUS probe at push time: it applies the prep AND + * active classes, reads the computed timing properties, and removes the + * classes again — all within one JS turn, so no paint ever observes the + * probe in a real browser. Zero detected duration → `null`, and the engine's + * push-time skip path stays fully synchronous (FS §2.1 criterion 3 — an app + * whose CSS declares nothing behaves exactly like one without the module). + * Under jsdom `getComputedStyle` always reports zero durations, so the + * default global seams make this driver a permanent no-op there — correct + * and required (JS-only animations keep animating via the OR-match). + * Probing with BOTH classes applied catches durations declared on either + * the prep class (`.fade.ng-enter { transition: … }`) or the active class. + * + * ## Ceremony (`start`) + * + * 1. Add the `ng-animate` marker + prep class(es). + * 2. Force a reflow (read a layout property) so the prep styles commit in a + * separate frame from the active styles. + * 3. On the next `raf` tick add the active class(es) and RE-READ the timing + * properties (authoritative detection AFTER the active classes applied — + * the probe is match-only). A zero re-read closes as a no-op. + * 4. Wait for a `transitionend` / `animationend` whose target IS the element + * (bubbled child events ignored), guarded against stale / short-property + * end events; a fallback timer at `maxDelay + 1.5 × maxDuration` (the + * upstream `CLOSING_TIME_BUFFER` rule) closes when no end event arrives. + * 5. On close: remove prep + active + `ng-animate`, clear the timer and + * listeners, invoke the completion callback. + * + * ## Duration detection + * + * `transition-duration` / `transition-delay` / `animation-duration` / + * `animation-delay` / `animation-iteration-count` are parsed as + * comma-separated multi-value lists with CSS list cycling (a shorter list + * repeats against a longer one). Each animation entry's effective duration + * is `duration × iteration-count` (`infinite` counts as ONE iteration for + * timeout purposes). The driver keeps the max per-entry effective duration + * and the max per-entry delay across both the transition and animation + * lists; the combined wait is delay + duration off those maxima. + * + * ## Stagger (FS §2.7, spec 041 Slice 8) + * + * When several same-event animations start in one flush batch, the engine + * passes each element's 0-based position within its event group as the + * `staggerIndex` argument to {@link CssDriverAnimation.start}. The driver + * probes the companion `-stagger` class(es) once (via + * `animate-stagger.ts` — apply the stagger class, read `transition-delay` / + * `animation-delay`, remove) and OFFSETS the ceremony's prep → active + * choreography by `staggerIndex × step` using the `setTimer` seam: element 0 + * starts immediately, element N waits `N × step`. During the wait the element + * carries only the `ng-animate` marker + prep class(es) (its resting initial + * state); the active class — which triggers the transition — is deferred until + * the offset elapses, so the cascade is visible. A zero step (the jsdom + * default — `getComputedStyle` reports zero delays there) applies no offset, + * keeping the non-staggered batch behavior byte-identical. + * + * PURE ESM-first factory (the `$q` / js-driver precedent): every collaborator + * (`raf`, `now`, `computeStyle`, `setTimer` / `clearTimer`) is an injected + * seam, so the driver is fully unit-testable in jsdom where real transitions + * never fire. + */ + +import type { TimerId } from '@async/async-types'; + +import { splitClasses } from './animate-dom'; +import { readStaggerStepMs } from './animate-stagger'; +import type { AnimateEventName } from './animate-types'; + +/** + * The readonly computed-style view the driver consumes — the minimal + * `CSSStyleDeclaration`-ish surface (`getPropertyValue` only), so tests stub + * it with a plain object and the module binding passes the real + * `getComputedStyle(el)` result through unchanged. + */ +export interface CssComputedStyle { + getPropertyValue(property: string): string; +} + +/** Collaborators for {@link createCssDriver} (tech spec §2.8). */ +export interface CreateCssDriverArgs { + /** + * Animation-frame seam — the active classes land one frame after the prep + * classes so transitions fire. Bound to the shared `requestAnimationFrame` + * binding by `ng-animate-module.ts`; stubbed synchronous in unit tests. + * Function-typed PROPERTY (not a method) so destructuring the seam off the + * args bag carries no `this` — the `@async/async-types` seam idiom. + */ + raf: (callback: () => void) => void; + + /** + * Monotonic clock seam (→ `performance.now`, `Date.now` fallback). Used to + * discard STALE end events: a `transitionend` arriving before the declared + * delay has elapsed belongs to an earlier transition on the element, not + * to this ceremony. Function-typed property — see {@link raf}. + */ + now: () => number; + + /** + * Computed-style reader (→ `getComputedStyle`). Read once during the + * synchronous match probe and once after the active classes are applied + * (the authoritative duration detection). Function-typed property — see + * {@link raf}. + */ + computeStyle: (element: Element) => CssComputedStyle; + + /** Fallback-timer scheduling seam (→ `setTimeout` — the `@async` `defer` shape). */ + setTimer: (fn: () => void, delay: number) => TimerId; + + /** Fallback-timer cancellation seam (→ `clearTimeout`). */ + clearTimer: (id: TimerId) => void; +} + +/** + * Class-change payload threaded from the engine's push options — the same + * shape the JS driver receives. + * + * The stagger seam is NOT here: `staggerIndex` is only known at flush time + * (once the whole batch is grouped), long after `match` (push-time) built this + * payload, so it rides the {@link CssDriverAnimation.start} argument instead. + */ +export interface CssDriverPayload { + /** Space-separated class names being added (`addClass` / `setClass`). */ + addClass?: string; + /** Space-separated class names being removed (`removeClass` / `setClass`). */ + removeClass?: string; +} + +/** + * One matched (but not yet started) CSS animation: the choreography for a + * single engine push, ready to run — the {@link JsDriverAnimation}-mirroring + * shape the engine consumes uniformly across drivers. + */ +export interface CssDriverAnimation { + /** + * Run the ceremony (marker + prep → [stagger wait] → reflow → raf → active → + * wait). `onDone` fires exactly once, after the end event / fallback timer / + * no-op re-check closes the animation — with every applied class already + * removed. + * + * `staggerIndex` (spec 041 Slice 8, FS §2.7) is this element's 0-based + * position within its same-event flush-batch group; when > 0 AND a + * `-stagger` delay is declared, the prep → active choreography is + * offset by `staggerIndex × step`. Omitted / `0` → no offset (the default, + * and the always-branch under jsdom's zero delays). + */ + start(onDone: () => void, staggerIndex?: number): void; + + /** + * Cancel the ceremony: immediately remove every applied animation class, + * clear the fallback timer and end-event listeners, and invoke the + * completion callback captured by {@link start} (a no-op settle in the + * engine, whose close path guards on the cancelled record — kept so a + * DIRECT consumer is never left waiting). Cancelling before `start` simply + * prevents the ceremony from ever beginning. + */ + cancel(): void; +} + +/** The CSS animation driver contract the `ngAnimate` engine consumes. */ +export interface CssDriver { + /** + * Probe whether `element` would visibly animate for `event` (synchronous — + * see the file-level doc). Returns `null` when the applied classes declare + * no transition / keyframe duration — the engine's skip signal, OR-combined + * with the JS driver's match. + */ + match(element: Element, event: AnimateEventName, payload: CssDriverPayload): CssDriverAnimation | null; +} + +/** The in-flight marker class (FS §2.3). */ +const NG_ANIMATE_CLASS = 'ng-animate'; + +/** + * Fallback-timer safety factor over the detected duration — the upstream + * `CLOSING_TIME_BUFFER`: the timer arms at `maxDelay + 1.5 × maxDuration` so + * a missing end event (interrupted rendering, display toggles) still closes. + */ +const CLOSING_TIME_BUFFER = 1.5; + +/** Parsed timing maxima for one computed-style read (all milliseconds). */ +interface CssTimings { + /** Max per-entry effective duration (animation entries × iteration count). */ + maxDurationMs: number; + /** Max per-entry delay across the transition and animation lists. */ + maxDelayMs: number; +} + +/** + * Parse one CSS time value (`'0.5s'` / `'250ms'`) to milliseconds. Computed + * styles normalize times to seconds, so a unitless number is treated as + * seconds too; unparsable input counts as zero. + */ +function parseTimeMs(raw: string): number { + const trimmed = raw.trim(); + const value = Number.parseFloat(trimmed); + if (Number.isNaN(value)) { + return 0; + } + return trimmed.endsWith('ms') ? value : value * 1000; +} + +/** Split a comma-separated CSS time list into milliseconds entries. */ +function parseTimeListMs(value: string): number[] { + if (value.trim() === '') { + return []; + } + return value.split(',').map(parseTimeMs); +} + +/** + * Split a comma-separated `animation-iteration-count` list. `'infinite'` + * counts as ONE iteration for timeout purposes (FS §2.3 — the framework must + * still finalize); an unparsable entry defaults to one, and a negative count + * clamps to zero (CSS treats it as no iterations). + */ +function parseIterationList(value: string): number[] { + if (value.trim() === '') { + return []; + } + return value.split(',').map((entry) => { + const trimmed = entry.trim(); + if (trimmed === 'infinite') { + return 1; + } + const count = Number.parseFloat(trimmed); + if (Number.isNaN(count)) { + return 1; + } + return Math.max(count, 0); + }); +} + +/** + * CSS list cycling: a shorter value list repeats against a longer companion + * list (the `transition-duration: 1s, 2s; transition-delay: 0.5s` rule). + */ +function entryAt(list: readonly number[], index: number, fallback: number): number { + if (list.length === 0) { + return fallback; + } + return list[index % list.length] ?? fallback; +} + +/** + * Read the timing maxima off a computed-style view: transition and animation + * entries are walked pairwise (with list cycling), each animation entry's + * duration multiplied by its iteration count, and the per-entry maxima kept. + */ +function readTimings(style: CssComputedStyle): CssTimings { + const transitionDurations = parseTimeListMs(style.getPropertyValue('transition-duration')); + const transitionDelays = parseTimeListMs(style.getPropertyValue('transition-delay')); + const animationDurations = parseTimeListMs(style.getPropertyValue('animation-duration')); + const animationDelays = parseTimeListMs(style.getPropertyValue('animation-delay')); + const animationIterations = parseIterationList(style.getPropertyValue('animation-iteration-count')); + + let maxDurationMs = 0; + let maxDelayMs = 0; + + const transitionEntries = Math.max(transitionDurations.length, transitionDelays.length); + for (let index = 0; index < transitionEntries; index += 1) { + maxDurationMs = Math.max(maxDurationMs, entryAt(transitionDurations, index, 0)); + maxDelayMs = Math.max(maxDelayMs, entryAt(transitionDelays, index, 0)); + } + + const animationEntries = Math.max(animationDurations.length, animationDelays.length, animationIterations.length); + for (let index = 0; index < animationEntries; index += 1) { + const effectiveDuration = entryAt(animationDurations, index, 0) * entryAt(animationIterations, index, 1); + maxDurationMs = Math.max(maxDurationMs, effectiveDuration); + maxDelayMs = Math.max(maxDelayMs, entryAt(animationDelays, index, 0)); + } + + return { maxDurationMs, maxDelayMs }; +} + +/** + * Derive the PREPARATION class names for an operation (FS §2.3): the fixed + * `ng-` class for structural operations; `-add` / `-remove` + * per changed class for the class-change operations (`setClass` derives + * both sets). The active names are these plus the `-active` suffix. + */ +function derivePrepClasses(event: AnimateEventName, payload: CssDriverPayload): string[] { + switch (event) { + case 'enter': + case 'leave': + case 'move': + return [`ng-${event}`]; + case 'addClass': + return splitClasses(payload.addClass).map((className) => `${className}-add`); + case 'removeClass': + return splitClasses(payload.removeClass).map((className) => `${className}-remove`); + case 'setClass': + return [ + ...splitClasses(payload.addClass).map((className) => `${className}-add`), + ...splitClasses(payload.removeClass).map((className) => `${className}-remove`), + ]; + } +} + +/** + * Add each class the element does not already carry, recording ONLY the ones + * actually added — cleanup then removes exactly our own additions and never + * strips a pre-existing author class of the same name. + */ +function addTracked(element: Element, classNames: readonly string[], applied: Set): void { + for (const className of classNames) { + if (!element.classList.contains(className)) { + element.classList.add(className); + applied.add(className); + } + } +} + +/** Remove every recorded class and clear the record (idempotent). */ +function removeApplied(element: Element, applied: Set): void { + for (const className of applied) { + element.classList.remove(className); + } + applied.clear(); +} + +/** + * Read a DOM end event's `elapsedTime` (seconds on `TransitionEvent` / + * `AnimationEvent`) as milliseconds; `null` when absent (synthetic plain + * `Event`s in tests carry none and are treated as authoritative closes). + */ +function eventElapsedMs(event: Event): number | null { + // Structural widening only — `Event` has no `elapsedTime`, and the value is + // re-checked as `number` before use. + const candidate: unknown = (event as { elapsedTime?: unknown }).elapsedTime; + return typeof candidate === 'number' ? candidate * 1000 : null; +} + +/** Build the CSS animation driver. See the file-level doc for the contract. */ +export function createCssDriver({ raf, now, computeStyle, setTimer, clearTimer }: CreateCssDriverArgs): CssDriver { + /** + * The synchronous match probe: apply prep + active, read, remove. The + * `finally` guarantees the probe classes never survive a throwing + * `computeStyle` stub. + */ + function probeTimings(element: Element, prep: readonly string[], active: readonly string[]): CssTimings { + const applied = new Set(); + try { + addTracked(element, prep, applied); + addTracked(element, active, applied); + return readTimings(computeStyle(element)); + } finally { + removeApplied(element, applied); + } + } + + return { + match(element: Element, event: AnimateEventName, payload: CssDriverPayload): CssDriverAnimation | null { + const prep = derivePrepClasses(event, payload); + if (prep.length === 0) { + return null; + } + const active = prep.map((className) => `${className}-active`); + + if (probeTimings(element, prep, active).maxDurationMs <= 0) { + // Zero total duration → no CSS animation: the engine's synchronous + // skip signal (FS §2.1 criterion 3). Under jsdom this is the ALWAYS + // branch — computed styles report zero durations there. + return null; + } + + const applied = new Set(); + let closed = false; + let cancelled = false; + let timerId: TimerId | null = null; + let removeListeners: (() => void) | null = null; + let pendingOnDone: (() => void) | null = null; + + /** Shared exit-path cleanup: timer, listeners, every applied class. */ + function cleanup(): void { + if (timerId !== null) { + clearTimer(timerId); + timerId = null; + } + if (removeListeners !== null) { + removeListeners(); + removeListeners = null; + } + removeApplied(element, applied); + } + + /** Natural / no-op close: cleanup, then completion — exactly once. */ + function close(onDone: () => void): void { + if (closed || cancelled) { + return; + } + closed = true; + cleanup(); + onDone(); + } + + /** + * Phase 2 (the reflow → raf → active choreography), factored out so the + * stagger offset can gate it behind a `setTimer` wait. Runs the reflow, + * then on the next `raf` tick applies the active classes and installs the + * end-event listeners + fallback timer. + */ + function runActivePhase(onDone: () => void): void { + // Force a reflow — reading a layout property flushes the pending + // style recalculation in real browsers so the prep styles commit + // BEFORE the active classes land (otherwise both would coalesce + // into one frame and the transition would never fire). Under jsdom + // this read is inert but harmless; kept for browser correctness. + void element.getBoundingClientRect(); + + raf(() => { + if (closed || cancelled) { + return; // Interrupted between the prep and active phases. + } + try { + // Phase 2: activation classes + AUTHORITATIVE duration read + // (the probe was match-only; styles may have changed since). + addTracked(element, active, applied); + const timings = readTimings(computeStyle(element)); + if (timings.maxDurationMs <= 0) { + close(onDone); // No-op re-check: nothing to wait for. + return; + } + + const startTime = now(); + const handler = (domEvent: Event): void => { + if (domEvent.target !== element) { + return; // A bubbled child end event — not ours. + } + if (now() - startTime < timings.maxDelayMs) { + // A genuine end for THIS ceremony cannot arrive before its + // declared delay has elapsed — an earlier transition on the + // element ending is discarded as stale. + return; + } + const elapsedMs = eventElapsedMs(domEvent); + if (elapsedMs !== null && elapsedMs < timings.maxDurationMs) { + return; // A SHORTER transitioning property finished first. + } + close(onDone); + }; + element.addEventListener('transitionend', handler); + element.addEventListener('animationend', handler); + removeListeners = () => { + element.removeEventListener('transitionend', handler); + element.removeEventListener('animationend', handler); + }; + + // Fallback close for a missing end event, at delay + 1.5 × + // duration (the upstream CLOSING_TIME_BUFFER rule). + timerId = setTimer( + () => { + timerId = null; + close(onDone); + }, + timings.maxDelayMs + CLOSING_TIME_BUFFER * timings.maxDurationMs, + ); + } catch (error: unknown) { + // A throwing seam must not leave classes / timers behind, and + // the animation must still settle (FS §2.4 "never stuck") — + // close first, then let the error surface to the raf caller. + close(onDone); + throw error; + } + }); + } + + return { + start(onDone: () => void, staggerIndex?: number): void { + if (closed || cancelled) { + return; + } + pendingOnDone = onDone; + + // Phase 1: marker + preparation classes. Applied FIRST so a staggered + // element rests in its prep (initial) state during the offset wait — + // only the active class (deferred below) triggers the transition. + addTracked(element, [NG_ANIMATE_CLASS, ...prep], applied); + + // Stagger offset (FS §2.7): element N of a same-event batch waits + // `N × step` before its active-class choreography begins. The step is + // probed off the `-stagger` companion class(es); a zero step + // (jsdom default) or index 0 means no wait, and the active phase runs + // synchronously as before. The wait reuses the single `timerId` slot + // (it fires strictly BEFORE the fallback timer the active phase arms), + // so `cancel` / `close` cleanup clears whichever is pending. + const index = staggerIndex ?? 0; + if (index > 0) { + const step = readStaggerStepMs(element, prep, computeStyle); + if (step > 0) { + timerId = setTimer(() => { + timerId = null; + if (closed || cancelled) { + return; + } + runActivePhase(onDone); + }, index * step); + return; + } + } + + runActivePhase(onDone); + }, + + cancel(): void { + if (closed || cancelled) { + return; + } + cancelled = true; + cleanup(); + // Settle a started ceremony so a direct consumer is never left + // waiting; the engine's close path guards on its cancelled record, + // making this a harmless no-op there. Before `start` there is no + // completion callback to invoke — the ceremony simply never begins. + const onDone = pendingOnDone; + pendingOnDone = null; + if (onDone !== null) { + onDone(); + } + }, + }; + }, + }; +} diff --git a/src/animate/index.ts b/src/animate/index.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0e02457 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/index.ts @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +/** + * Public barrel for the `@animate` module — the always-available `$animate` + * façade + the synchronous instant engine (spec 041 Slice 1), and the + * opt-in `ngAnimate` module with the full animation engine, runner, JS + * driver (spec 041 Slice 4), and CSS transition / keyframe driver + * (spec 041 Slice 5). + * + * Mirrors the `@route` barrel split: the pure factories + * ({@link createAnimate}, {@link createCoreAnimateQueue}, + * {@link createAnimateQueue}, {@link createAnimateRunner}, + * {@link createJsDriver}, {@link createCssDriver}), the opt-in module + * ({@link ngAnimate} — the `ngRoute` precedent), the config-phase provider + * ({@link $AnimateProvider} — reachable via + * `injector.get('$animateProvider')` during `config()` and deliberately NOT + * re-exported from the root `src/index.ts` barrel, the `$RouteProvider` / + * `$SanitizeProvider` precedent), and the public contract types. + * + * The Slice-8 `ngAnimateChildren` directive is DI-only (registered on the + * `ngAnimate` module, reachable via `injector.get('ngAnimateChildrenDirective')` + * — the `ngView` precedent) and is deliberately NOT re-exported here. + */ + +export { createAnimate } from './animate'; +export type { CreateAnimateArgs } from './animate'; +export { createCoreAnimateQueue } from './core-animate-queue'; +export type { CreateCoreAnimateQueueArgs } from './core-animate-queue'; +export { createAnimateQueue } from './animate-queue'; +export type { CreateAnimateQueueArgs } from './animate-queue'; +export { createAnimateRunner, ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON } from './animate-runner'; +export type { AnimateRunner, CreateAnimateRunnerArgs } from './animate-runner'; +export { createJsDriver } from './js-driver'; +export type { CreateJsDriverArgs, JsDriver, JsDriverAnimation, JsDriverPayload } from './js-driver'; +export { createCssDriver } from './css-driver'; +export type { + CreateCssDriverArgs, + CssComputedStyle, + CssDriver, + CssDriverAnimation, + CssDriverPayload, +} from './css-driver'; +export { ngAnimate } from './ng-animate-module'; +export { $AnimateProvider } from './animate-provider'; +export type { + AnimateEventCallback, + AnimateEventName, + AnimateNodes, + AnimateOptions, + AnimatePhase, + AnimateQueue, + AnimateQueuePushOptions, + AnimateRegistry, + AnimateService, + AnimationCallbackResult, + AnimationDefinition, + AnimationFactory, +} from './animate-types'; diff --git a/src/animate/js-driver.ts b/src/animate/js-driver.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..503863c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/js-driver.ts @@ -0,0 +1,243 @@ +/** + * `createJsDriver` — the JavaScript animation driver (spec 041 Slice 4, + * FS §2.4 / tech spec §2.4). + * + * Matches an element's classes against the animations registered through + * `$animateProvider.register('.class', factory)` (or the `.animation` module + * DSL) and runs the matching per-operation callbacks: + * + * - **Matching** — for EVERY class on the element with a registered + * `-animation` entry whose {@link AnimationDefinition} declares a + * callback for the requested operation, one operation invocation is + * collected. No collected operation → `null` (the caller's skip signal — + * "behaves exactly like an app without the module", FS §2.1). + * - **Aggregation** — the animation closes when ALL collected `done` + * callbacks have fired (each `done` is idempotent per operation); `onDone` + * fires exactly once. + * - **Cancellation** — a callback may return a cancel function (the + * {@link AnimationCallbackResult} contract); `cancel()` invokes every + * captured one so an interrupted animation can clear its timers. + * - **Error routing** — a callback (or cancel-function) throw routes via + * `invokeExceptionHandler(handler, err, '$animate')` and counts that + * operation as DONE, so a broken animation never leaves the element stuck + * (FS §2.4: "the element still ends in its correct final state"). + * + * The registered factories reach the driver through the `getAnimations` + * seam — the `ngAnimate` module binds it to a memoized `$injector.get` + * resolution over `$AnimateProvider.$$registeredAnimations` (resolved once, + * lazily — the resolve-at-`$get` interceptor precedent; see + * `ng-animate-module.ts`), keeping this factory PURE and unit-testable + * without an injector. + */ + +import { invokeExceptionHandler, type ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; + +import type { AnimateEventName, AnimationCallbackResult, AnimationDefinition } from './animate-types'; + +/** Collaborators for {@link createJsDriver}. */ +export interface CreateJsDriverArgs { + /** + * Resolver for the registered JavaScript animations: class name (WITHOUT + * the leading dot, the `$$registeredAnimations` key shape) → resolved + * {@link AnimationDefinition}. Called on every {@link JsDriver.match}; + * the `ngAnimate` binding memoizes the resolution so factories are + * invoked at most once per injector. Function-typed PROPERTY (not a + * method) so destructuring it off the args bag carries no `this` — the + * `@async/async-types` seam idiom. + */ + getAnimations: () => ReadonlyMap; + + /** Routes callback / cancel-function throws with cause `'$animate'`. */ + exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler; +} + +/** + * Class-change payload threaded from the engine's push options — which + * fields are populated depends on the operation (`addClass` / + * `removeClass` / both for `setClass`; neither for the structural ops). + */ +export interface JsDriverPayload { + /** Space-separated class names being added (`addClass` / `setClass`). */ + addClass?: string; + /** Space-separated class names being removed (`removeClass` / `setClass`). */ + removeClass?: string; +} + +/** + * One matched (but not yet started) JS animation: the collected operation + * callbacks for a single engine push, ready to run. + */ +export interface JsDriverAnimation { + /** + * Invoke every collected operation callback. `onDone` fires exactly once, + * after ALL operations have signalled completion (synchronously when every + * callback calls `done` inline; a throwing callback counts as done). + * + * A trailing `staggerIndex` (spec 041 Slice 8) is accepted for uniformity + * with {@link import('./animate-queue-support').DriverAnimation} but IGNORED: + * upstream stagger is a CSS-timing offset, not a JS-callback concept. + */ + start(onDone: () => void): void; + + /** + * Invoke every cancel function the started callbacks returned (no-op for + * operations that returned nothing, and before `start`). Does NOT settle + * anything — the engine owns runner settlement and end-state DOM. + */ + cancel(): void; +} + +/** The JS animation driver contract the `ngAnimate` engine consumes. */ +export interface JsDriver { + /** + * Collect the operation callbacks matching `element`'s classes for + * `event`. Returns `null` when nothing matches — the engine's skip + * signal, OR-combined with the CSS driver's match (`css-driver.ts`). + */ + match(element: Element, event: AnimateEventName, payload: JsDriverPayload): JsDriverAnimation | null; +} + +/** + * A collected, argument-bound operation invocation: closes over the element + * and any class-name payload; receives only its per-operation `done`. + */ +type BoundOperation = (done: () => void) => AnimationCallbackResult; + +/** Narrow an optional payload string to a non-empty value. */ +function hasText(value: string | undefined): value is string { + return value !== undefined && value !== ''; +} + +/** + * Collect the bound operations one registered definition contributes for + * the requested event. `setClass` prefers the definition's own `setClass` + * hook and falls back to its separate `addClass` / `removeClass` callbacks + * (each aggregated independently) when absent — the shape fixed in + * `animate-types.ts` (spec 041 Slice 1). + */ +function collectOperations( + definition: AnimationDefinition, + element: Element, + event: AnimateEventName, + payload: JsDriverPayload, + into: BoundOperation[], +): void { + switch (event) { + case 'enter': + case 'leave': + case 'move': { + const callback = definition[event]; + if (callback !== undefined) { + into.push((done) => callback(element, done)); + } + break; + } + case 'addClass': { + const callback = definition.addClass; + if (callback !== undefined && hasText(payload.addClass)) { + const className = payload.addClass; + into.push((done) => callback(element, className, done)); + } + break; + } + case 'removeClass': { + const callback = definition.removeClass; + if (callback !== undefined && hasText(payload.removeClass)) { + const className = payload.removeClass; + into.push((done) => callback(element, className, done)); + } + break; + } + case 'setClass': { + const setClass = definition.setClass; + if (setClass !== undefined && hasText(payload.addClass) && hasText(payload.removeClass)) { + const added = payload.addClass; + const removed = payload.removeClass; + into.push((done) => setClass(element, added, removed, done)); + break; + } + // Fallback: no coalesced hook — run the separate class callbacks, + // each counted independently by the done aggregation. + const addCallback = definition.addClass; + if (addCallback !== undefined && hasText(payload.addClass)) { + const className = payload.addClass; + into.push((done) => addCallback(element, className, done)); + } + const removeCallback = definition.removeClass; + if (removeCallback !== undefined && hasText(payload.removeClass)) { + const className = payload.removeClass; + into.push((done) => removeCallback(element, className, done)); + } + break; + } + } +} + +/** Build the JS animation driver. See the file-level doc for the contract. */ +export function createJsDriver({ getAnimations, exceptionHandler }: CreateJsDriverArgs): JsDriver { + return { + match(element: Element, event: AnimateEventName, payload: JsDriverPayload): JsDriverAnimation | null { + const animations = getAnimations(); + if (animations.size === 0) { + return null; + } + + const operations: BoundOperation[] = []; + for (const className of Array.from(element.classList)) { + const definition = animations.get(className); + if (definition !== undefined) { + collectOperations(definition, element, event, payload, operations); + } + } + + if (operations.length === 0) { + return null; + } + + const cancelFns: (() => void)[] = []; + + return { + start(onDone: () => void): void { + let remaining = operations.length; + for (const operation of operations) { + let operationDone = false; + const done = (): void => { + if (operationDone) { + return; // Idempotent per operation — a double `done` is not a double count. + } + operationDone = true; + remaining -= 1; + if (remaining === 0) { + onDone(); // Fires exactly once — every operation reached done. + } + }; + try { + const result = operation(done); + if (typeof result === 'function') { + cancelFns.push(result); + } + } catch (error: unknown) { + // A broken animation never leaves the element stuck (FS §2.4): + // report through the standard channel and count the operation + // as done so the aggregate still closes. + invokeExceptionHandler(exceptionHandler, error, '$animate'); + done(); + } + } + }, + + cancel(): void { + // Drain-and-clear so a repeated cancel does not re-invoke. + const fns = cancelFns.splice(0); + for (const fn of fns) { + try { + fn(); + } catch (error: unknown) { + invokeExceptionHandler(exceptionHandler, error, '$animate'); + } + } + }, + }; + }, + }; +} diff --git a/src/animate/ng-animate-children.ts b/src/animate/ng-animate-children.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dc9fcce --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/ng-animate-children.ts @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ +/** + * `ngAnimateChildren` — opt a container's descendants back into animating + * while the container itself runs a STRUCTURAL animation (spec 041 Slice 8, + * FS §2.8). + * + * By default the `ngAnimate` engine SUPPRESSES a descendant's animation while + * an ANCESTOR is running a structural (`enter` / `leave` / `move`) animation — + * a view sliding in does not also fire an enter animation for every animated + * element inside it (avoiding chaotic nested effects). Marking an intervening + * container with `ng-animate-children` reverses that decision for the subtree + * it heads: the engine's ancestor walk stops suppressing once it reaches an + * enabled marker. + * + * ## Value forms (upstream `ngAnimateChildren` parity) + * + * Upstream stores the resolved flag via `data('$$ngAnimateChildren')` and the + * queue reads it while walking. The accepted values: + * + * - Empty attribute (`ng-animate-children`) or the literal strings `'on'` / + * `'true'` → ENABLE (the common opt-in form). + * - Literal `'off'` / `'false'` → DISABLE (explicitly re-suppress a subtree + * under an enabled ancestor). + * - Any OTHER value → an EXPRESSION watched against the scope; a truthy result + * enables, falsy disables, updated reactively on every digest. + * + * The resolved boolean is stashed on the element via {@link setAnimateChildren} + * (a non-enumerable `$$ngAnimateChildren` slot — the `cleanup.ts` element-stash + * precedent) so the queue's ancestor walk ({@link getAnimateChildren}) reads it + * without a scope lookup. The directive is registered on the `ngAnimate` module + * only (DI-only, the `ngView` precedent — never barrel-exported). + * + * `restrict: 'A'` matches upstream (an attribute directive); the factory is the + * canonical zero-dependency array form the project's `annotate` requires. + * + * @example Enable nested animations under a route view + * ```html + *
    + *
    …
    + *
    + * ``` + * + * @example Reactive toggle + * ```html + *
    …
    + * ``` + */ + +import type { DirectiveFactory, DirectiveFactoryReturn, LinkFn } from '@compiler/directive-types'; + +/** Non-enumerable element slot carrying the resolved children flag (FS §2.8). */ +const NG_ANIMATE_CHILDREN = '$$ngAnimateChildren' as const; + +/** Directive name — ties the registration in `ng-animate-module.ts` to this file. */ +export const NG_ANIMATE_CHILDREN_NAME = 'ngAnimateChildren'; + +/** Element widened with the (optional, non-enumerable) children-flag slot. */ +interface AnimateChildrenElement extends Element { + [NG_ANIMATE_CHILDREN]?: boolean; +} + +/** + * Stash the resolved children flag on the element for the engine's ancestor + * walk. Non-enumerable + configurable + writable (the `cleanup.ts` stash + * descriptor) so a reactive expression can overwrite it each digest and it + * stays out of `for..in` / dev-tools enumeration. + */ +export function setAnimateChildren(element: Element, enabled: boolean): void { + Object.defineProperty(element, NG_ANIMATE_CHILDREN, { + value: enabled, + writable: true, + configurable: true, + enumerable: false, + }); +} + +/** + * Read the children flag previously stashed via {@link setAnimateChildren}, or + * `undefined` when the element carries no `ng-animate-children` marker (the + * common case — the ancestor walk then keeps looking upward). + */ +export function getAnimateChildren(element: Element): boolean | undefined { + if (!(NG_ANIMATE_CHILDREN in element)) { + return undefined; + } + return (element as AnimateChildrenElement)[NG_ANIMATE_CHILDREN]; +} + +/** + * Resolve a constant string value form to a boolean, or `null` when the value + * is NOT a recognized constant (so the caller falls back to expression + * watching). Empty string / `'on'` / `'true'` → `true`; `'off'` / `'false'` → + * `false`. + */ +function constantFlag(raw: string): boolean | null { + const trimmed = raw.trim(); + if (trimmed === '' || trimmed === 'on' || trimmed === 'true') { + return true; + } + if (trimmed === 'off' || trimmed === 'false') { + return false; + } + return null; +} + +function ngAnimateChildrenFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { + const link: LinkFn = (scope, element, attrs) => { + const raw = attrs[NG_ANIMATE_CHILDREN_NAME]; + if (typeof raw !== 'string') { + // Defensive — the index signature types the value `string | undefined`. + // A missing attribute means the directive shouldn't have matched; bail + // cleanly rather than resolving against `undefined`. + return; + } + const constant = constantFlag(raw); + if (constant !== null) { + // Static form — stash once, no watch (the common `ng-animate-children` + // / `="on"` opt-in). A constant never changes across digests. + setAnimateChildren(element, constant); + return; + } + // Expression form — watch the value and update the stashed flag reactively + // so a subtree can be gated on live scope state. Seeded on the first + // watch fire (the standard `$watch` initial invocation) so the flag is set + // before any descendant push consults it in the same digest tail. + scope.$watch(raw, (value: unknown) => { + setAnimateChildren(element, Boolean(value)); + }); + }; + + return { + restrict: 'A', + link, + }; +} + +/** + * DI-annotated factory for `.directive('ngAnimateChildren', …)` on the + * `ngAnimate` module. Zero dependencies — wrapped in the canonical array form + * because the project's `annotate` helper rejects bare functions without + * `$inject`. + */ +export const ngAnimateChildrenDirective: DirectiveFactory = [ngAnimateChildrenFactory]; diff --git a/src/animate/ng-animate-module.ts b/src/animate/ng-animate-module.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dad9b00 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/animate/ng-animate-module.ts @@ -0,0 +1,218 @@ +/** + * `ngAnimate` — opt-in DI module that upgrades `$animate` to ANIMATED + * behavior (spec 041 Slice 4; FS §2.1). + * + * Unlike `ngModule` (the always-on AngularJS-core module), `ngAnimate` + * registers independently. Apps that want animations compose it alongside + * the core via `createInjector([ngModule, ngAnimate, myApp])` (or a module + * `requires` chain declaring both `'ng'` and `'ngAnimate'`); apps that never + * animate simply omit it and pay neither the code-size nor the runtime cost + * — the `ngSanitize` / `ngRoute` precedent. + * + * The whole upgrade is ONE re-registration: `ngAnimate` registers + * `$$animateQueue` — the internal engine seam behind the `$animate` façade — + * with the full animation engine (`createAnimateQueue`), and **DI last-wins + * across the requires chain** (`src/di/registration.ts`) replaces core + * `ng`'s instant engine automatically. No decorator, no lazy probe — the + * upstream `$$animateQueue` override seam reproduced exactly (tech spec §1). + * The `$animate` façade, `$animateProvider`, and every directive call site + * are untouched; swapping the engine swaps all behavior. + * + * ## Seam bindings (tech spec §2.8) + * + * The pure `createAnimateQueue` factory receives every collaborator as an + * injected seam; this module binds them to the real services / globals: + * + * - `postDigest` → `$rootScope.$$postDigest` (matched animations kick off + * once the digest settles — tech spec §2.4 digest-end start). + * - `raf` → the `requestAnimationFrame` GLOBAL called directly (the + * `setTimeout`-global precedent from `src/core/ng-module.ts`'s `$timeout` + * seams), guarded with a frame-length `setTimeout` fallback for + * environments without a rAF implementation. ONE binding shared by the + * queue (flush tick) and the CSS driver (active-class tick). No cancel + * seam — neither consumer cancels a scheduled tick (cancellation happens + * at the per-animation record level). + * - `jsDriver` → `createJsDriver` over the registered JS animations (see + * below). + * - `cssDriver` → `createCssDriver` over the browser globals (Slice 5): + * `computeStyle` → `getComputedStyle` (guarded — a missing global reads as + * empty styles, so the driver no-ops rather than throwing; jsdom HAS the + * global but reports zero durations, the same correct no-op), `now` → + * `performance.now` (guarded `Date.now` fallback), `setTimer` / + * `clearTimer` → the `setTimeout` / `clearTimeout` globals (the `$timeout` + * seam precedent), and the shared `raf` binding above. + * - `classNameFilter` → the `$$animateRegistry` bridge's lazy accessor onto + * `$AnimateProvider.$$classNameFilter` (config-phase-only writable, so + * every run-phase read observes the same frozen value). + * + * ## Reaching `$AnimateProvider`'s config-phase state + * + * Run-phase factories cannot inject `$animateProvider` (the provider + * injector is config-phase-only), so this factory injects the + * `$$animateRegistry` internal service — the accessor bundle + * `$AnimateProvider`'s constructor registers via `$provide.value` (the + * least-invasive documented bridge, mirroring the `$provide.$$getPhase` + * cross-provider-read precedent). It carries the LIVE + * `$$registeredAnimations` map (selector class → `-animation` + * provider key) and the `getClassNameFilter()` accessor. + * + * ## JS animation factory resolution + * + * Registered animation factories are resolved through `$injector.get` + * ONCE, lazily — the first `match` call materializes the + * class → {@link AnimationDefinition} map and every later call reuses it + * (the resolve-at-`$get` interceptor precedent, deferred to first use so an + * app that registers animations but never animates pays nothing). A factory + * that THROWS during resolution is reported via + * `invokeExceptionHandler(handler, err, '$animate')` (tech spec §2.7 — + * "JS animation factory resolution failures at run time") and its entry is + * skipped, so one broken registration can never take the page down — + * elements simply finalize instantly for that class. + */ + +import type { AnimationDefinition, AnimateQueue, AnimateRegistry } from '@animate/animate-types'; +import { createAnimateQueue } from '@animate/animate-queue'; +import { createCssDriver, type CssComputedStyle } from '@animate/css-driver'; +import { createJsDriver } from '@animate/js-driver'; +import { ngAnimateChildrenDirective, NG_ANIMATE_CHILDREN_NAME } from '@animate/ng-animate-children'; +import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; +import type { Scope } from '@core/index'; +import type { Injector } from '@di/di-types'; +import { createModule } from '@di/module'; +import { invokeExceptionHandler, type ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; + +declare module '@di/di-types' { + interface ModuleRegistry { + ngAnimate: { + registry: { + /** + * The internal engine seam behind `$animate` — `ngAnimate`'s ONLY + * registration, re-registering the name core `ng` seeds with the + * instant engine (DI last-wins performs the upgrade). `$$`-prefixed + * internal service: injector-resolvable (and decoratable), but not + * part of the public barrel surface. + */ + $$animateQueue: AnimateQueue; + }; + }; + } +} + +/** + * Approximate frame length (ms) for the `setTimeout` fallback used when no + * `requestAnimationFrame` global exists (non-browser environments). + */ +const RAF_FALLBACK_FRAME_MS = 16; + +/** + * The empty computed-style view returned when no `getComputedStyle` global + * exists (non-browser environments): every property reads as `''`, so the + * CSS driver parses zero durations and no-ops instead of throwing. + */ +const EMPTY_COMPUTED_STYLE: CssComputedStyle = { + getPropertyValue: () => '', +}; + +export const ngAnimate = createModule('ngAnimate', []) + .directive(NG_ANIMATE_CHILDREN_NAME, ngAnimateChildrenDirective) + .factory('$$animateQueue', [ + '$rootScope', + '$q', + '$exceptionHandler', + '$injector', + '$$animateRegistry', + ( + $rootScope: Scope, + $q: QService, + $exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler, + $injector: Injector, + $$animateRegistry: AnimateRegistry, + ): AnimateQueue => { + // Resolved-once, lazily (see the file-level doc): the memoized + // class → definition map behind the JS driver's `getAnimations` seam. + let resolvedAnimations: Map | null = null; + const getAnimations = (): ReadonlyMap => { + if (resolvedAnimations === null) { + resolvedAnimations = new Map(); + for (const [className, providerKey] of $$animateRegistry.registeredAnimations) { + try { + resolvedAnimations.set(className, $injector.get(providerKey)); + } catch (error: unknown) { + // A throwing animation factory is reported and skipped — the + // class simply never matches, so elements carrying it finalize + // instantly instead of leaving the page stuck (tech spec §2.7). + invokeExceptionHandler($exceptionHandler, error, '$animate'); + } + } + } + return resolvedAnimations; + }; + + // ONE rAF binding shared by the queue's flush tick and the CSS driver's + // active-class tick: the rAF GLOBAL called directly (the `setTimeout` + // seam-binding precedent in `src/core/ng-module.ts`), guarded so a + // non-browser environment degrades to a frame-length timer instead of + // throwing. + const raf = (callback: () => void): void => { + if (typeof requestAnimationFrame === 'function') { + requestAnimationFrame(() => { + callback(); + }); + } else { + setTimeout(callback, RAF_FALLBACK_FRAME_MS); + } + }; + + // The `$$phase`-guarded dispatch seam for `$animate.on` listener + // callbacks (Slice 9, FS §2.9). Notifications fire either from the flush + // `raf` tick (start / close — outside any digest, so `$apply` drives a + // fresh digest) or synchronously at `push` time during a directive's + // watch listener (the instant skip path — a digest is IN FLIGHT, so + // `$apply` would throw `'$digest already in progress'` and the work is + // queued via `$evalAsync`). The `apply-phase-guarded.ts` / `$timeout` + // seam idiom, inlined here so `@animate` needs no compiler-internal + // import. `createAnimateEvents` wraps each callback in its own + // `try/catch`, so a listener throw is routed via `'$animate'` WITHOUT + // this dispatch needing its own guard. + const scheduleDispatch = (fn: () => void): void => { + if ($rootScope.$$phase !== null) { + $rootScope.$evalAsync(fn); + } else { + $rootScope.$apply(fn); + } + }; + + return createAnimateQueue({ + q: $q, + exceptionHandler: $exceptionHandler, + postDigest: (fn) => { + $rootScope.$$postDigest(fn); + }, + raf, + jsDriver: createJsDriver({ getAnimations, exceptionHandler: $exceptionHandler }), + cssDriver: createCssDriver({ + raf, + // `performance.now` guarded with a `Date.now` fallback — the driver + // only DIFFERENCES the readings (stale-event guard), so either + // monotonic-ish clock works. + now: + typeof performance !== 'undefined' && typeof performance.now === 'function' + ? () => performance.now() + : () => Date.now(), + // `getComputedStyle` guarded: a missing global reads as empty styles + // (zero durations → the driver no-ops). jsdom HAS the global but + // reports zero durations — the same correct no-op outcome, which is + // exactly why JS-only animations must (and do) match independently. + computeStyle: (element) => + typeof getComputedStyle === 'function' ? getComputedStyle(element) : EMPTY_COMPUTED_STYLE, + // The timer GLOBALS called directly — the `$timeout` seam precedent. + setTimer: (fn, delay) => setTimeout(fn, delay), + clearTimer: (id) => { + clearTimeout(id); + }, + }), + classNameFilter: () => $$animateRegistry.getClassNameFilter(), + scheduleDispatch, + }); + }, + ]); diff --git a/src/async/__tests__/q-surface.test.ts b/src/async/__tests__/q-surface.test.ts index 847961c..225bf9b 100644 --- a/src/async/__tests__/q-surface.test.ts +++ b/src/async/__tests__/q-surface.test.ts @@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ * `.finally`, the three combiners, and the always-on unhandled-rejection * reporting are all provable WITHOUT an injector (FS §2.2 / §2.3 / §2.4 / §2.6). * - * The `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length === 13` guard at the bottom pins the - * single tuple touch the whole spec makes (the `'$q'` / `'$timeout'` / - * `'$interval'` trio). + * The `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length === 14` guard at the bottom pins the + * tuple length: spec 037's trio (`'$q'` / `'$timeout'` / `'$interval'`) + * plus spec 041's `'$animate'`. */ import { EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES, type ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; @@ -407,8 +407,8 @@ describe('$q — unhandled-rejection reporting (FS §2.6)', () => { }); describe('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES — spec 037 tuple guard', () => { - it('is exactly 13 entries (the single tuple touch for spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('is exactly 14 entries (13 from spec 037 + the $animate token from spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); }); it('contains the three async cause tokens', () => { diff --git a/src/compiler/__tests__/component.test.ts b/src/compiler/__tests__/component.test.ts index 99717b7..1499147 100644 --- a/src/compiler/__tests__/component.test.ts +++ b/src/compiler/__tests__/component.test.ts @@ -782,7 +782,7 @@ describe('$compileProvider.component — worked end-to-end example (userCard, FS }); describe('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES regression', () => { - it('tuple has no spec-022 Slice 5 token (count is 13 since spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('tuple has no spec-022 Slice 5 token (count is 14 since spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); }); }); diff --git a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec022-parity.test.ts b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec022-parity.test.ts index ec0282f..1c0ef51 100644 --- a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec022-parity.test.ts +++ b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec022-parity.test.ts @@ -547,8 +547,8 @@ describe('parity: component defaults (componentSpec.js)', () => { // --------------------------------------------------------------------- describe('parity: EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES regression', () => { - it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-022 token (count is 13 since spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-022 token (count is 14 since spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('$compile'); }); }); diff --git a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec023-parity.test.ts b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec023-parity.test.ts index e696bc3..d41508c 100644 --- a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec023-parity.test.ts +++ b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec023-parity.test.ts @@ -19,10 +19,13 @@ * - `ng-cloak` strips its own attribute + class at compile time. * - `ng-non-bindable` halts child compilation (the spec 023 hallmark). * - * Animation-related upstream cases (`$animate.enter / .leave` hooks on - * `ng-show`/`ng-hide`/`ng-cloak`) sit as `it.skip(...)` citing the - * Phase 4 Animations roadmap item — the parity surface is documented - * even when the underlying service is not yet in the project. + * Animation-related upstream cases are now ACTIVE (spec 041 Slice 3/10): + * `ng-show`/`ng-hide` route the `.ng-hide` class flip through + * `$animate.addClass`/`removeClass` (asserted below via a recording + * `$$animateQueue`), and `ng-cloak` is pinned as a documented + * divergence — it stays a synchronous compile-time cleanup and never + * routes through `$animate`. The remaining `it.skip(...)` cases are + * out-of-scope directives this project never ships, NOT deferrals. * * Mirrors the structural precedent set by * `src/compiler/__tests__/spec022-parity.test.ts` (and the @@ -35,6 +38,9 @@ import { afterEach, beforeEach, describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import type { AnimateEventName, AnimateQueue } from '@animate/animate-types'; +import { createCoreAnimateQueue } from '@animate/core-animate-queue'; +import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; import { $CompileProvider } from '@compiler/compile-provider'; import type { CompileService, DirectiveFactory, DirectiveFactoryReturn } from '@compiler/directive-types'; import { Scope } from '@core/index'; @@ -138,6 +144,68 @@ function ddoFactory(returnValue: DirectiveFactoryReturn): DirectiveFactory { return [() => returnValue] as DirectiveFactory; } +/** One recorded `$$animateQueue.push(...)` delegation (the `class-routing.test.ts` shape). */ +interface RecordedPush { + event: AnimateEventName; + nodes: Node[]; + addClass: string | null; + removeClass: string | null; +} + +/** + * Wrap the REAL instant engine with a recorder so the directives' + * DOM rendering stays byte-identical (the instant engine's class + * mutations ARE the render) while every routed call is observed. This + * is the `class-routing.test.ts` / `structural-routing.test.ts` + * override pattern, reproduced locally so the spec-023 parity file can + * assert the Slice-3 routing without importing the whole harness. + */ +function buildRecordingQueue(q: QService, calls: RecordedPush[]): AnimateQueue { + const real = createCoreAnimateQueue({ q }); + return { + push(nodes, event, options) { + calls.push({ + event, + nodes: [...nodes], + addClass: options.addClass ?? null, + removeClass: options.removeClass ?? null, + }); + return real.push(nodes, event, options); + }, + enabled: (elementOrEnabled?: Element | boolean, enabled?: boolean) => real.enabled(elementOrEnabled, enabled), + on: (event, container, callback) => { + real.on(event, container, callback); + }, + off: (event, container?, callback?) => { + real.off(event, container, callback); + }, + }; +} + +/** + * Bootstrap the canonical `ngModule` with a recording `$$animateQueue` + * (DI last-wins) so the visibility directives' `$animate` routing is + * observable. Returns the `$compile` / `$rootScope` pair plus the + * recorded-call sink. + */ +function bootstrapRecording(): { $compile: CompileService; $rootScope: Scope; calls: RecordedPush[] } { + const calls: RecordedPush[] = []; + // Empty-deps app + the explicit `[ngModule, app]` array (the + // `class-routing.test.ts` pattern): loading `ngModule` from the array + // seeds `'ng'` without a registry-name lookup, so this works even + // after a sibling describe's `resetRegistry()` cleared the registry. + const app = createModule('animate-parity-spy-app', []).factory('$$animateQueue', [ + '$q', + (q: QService) => buildRecordingQueue(q, calls), + ]); + const built = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + return { + $compile: built.get('$compile'), + $rootScope: built.get('$rootScope') as Scope, + calls, + }; +} + afterEach(() => { resetRegistry(); }); @@ -149,8 +217,8 @@ afterEach(() => { // --------------------------------------------------------------------- describe('parity: EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES regression', () => { - it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-023 token (count is 13 since spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-023 token (count is 14 since spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('$compile'); expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('watchListener'); }); @@ -506,26 +574,102 @@ describe('parity: ng-non-bindable (ngNonBindableSpec.js)', () => { }); // --------------------------------------------------------------------- -// Deferred upstream cases — present here as `it.skip` so the parity -// surface is documented even when the underlying service is not yet in -// the project's roadmap. +// Animation routing — un-skipped in spec 041 Slice 3/10. Upstream +// `ngShowHideSpec.js` asserts ng-show/ng-hide toggle the `.ng-hide` +// class THROUGH `$animate` (NOT enter/leave — the original skip title +// mis-cited the hook: visibility is a CLASS transition, so it routes +// addClass/removeClass('ng-hide')). These now pass against the real +// Slice-3 wiring; the routing detail is covered exhaustively in +// `src/animate/__tests__/class-routing.test.ts`, so this file keeps a +// focused GUARD asserting the class op reaches `$animate` end-to-end. // --------------------------------------------------------------------- -describe('parity: deferred upstream cases', () => { - it.skip('$animate.enter / $animate.leave hooks on ng-show / ng-hide — Phase 4 Animations roadmap item', () => { - // Upstream `ngShowHideSpec.js` asserts that toggling ng-show / - // ng-hide invokes `$animate.addClass(element, 'ng-hide')` and - // `$animate.removeClass(...)`. Spec 023 toggles are synchronous — - // no `$animate` integration. The animation hooks ship under the - // Phase 4 Animations roadmap item. +describe('parity: ng-show / ng-hide route the ng-hide class through $animate (ngShowHideSpec.js)', () => { + it('ng-show falsy → addClass("ng-hide"), truthy → removeClass("ng-hide") via $animate', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls } = bootstrapRecording(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + el.setAttribute('ng-show', 'visible'); + $compile(el)($rootScope); + + // Falsy: routes ONE addClass('ng-hide') and the instant engine + // applies it (pre-slice DOM contract preserved). + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + expect(calls[0]?.event).toBe('addClass'); + expect(calls[0]?.addClass).toBe('ng-hide'); + expect(calls[0]?.nodes[0]).toBe(el); + expect(el.classList.contains('ng-hide')).toBe(true); + + // Truthy: routes removeClass('ng-hide'). + calls.length = 0; + $rootScope.visible = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + expect(calls[0]?.event).toBe('removeClass'); + expect(calls[0]?.removeClass).toBe('ng-hide'); + expect(el.classList.contains('ng-hide')).toBe(false); }); - it.skip('ng-cloak with animation transitions — Phase 4 Animations roadmap item', () => { - // Upstream `ngCloakSpec.js` includes a CSS-transition variant - // where the un-cloaking is animated through `$animate`. Spec 023 - // ships the synchronous one-shot cleanup only. + it('ng-hide truthy → addClass("ng-hide"), falsy → removeClass("ng-hide") (inverse) via $animate', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls } = bootstrapRecording(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + el.setAttribute('ng-hide', 'hidden'); + $compile(el)($rootScope); + + $rootScope.hidden = true; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + expect(calls[0]?.event).toBe('addClass'); + expect(calls[0]?.addClass).toBe('ng-hide'); + expect(el.classList.contains('ng-hide')).toBe(true); + + calls.length = 0; + $rootScope.hidden = false; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + expect(calls[0]?.event).toBe('removeClass'); + expect(calls[0]?.removeClass).toBe('ng-hide'); + expect(el.classList.contains('ng-hide')).toBe(false); + }); +}); + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------- +// ng-cloak is a DOCUMENTED DIVERGENCE, not a deferral: it is a +// compile-only one-shot DOM cleanup (removes the ng-cloak attr/class) +// and deliberately never routes through `$animate` — there is no +// per-digest watcher to animate. Upstream's optional CSS-transition +// un-cloak variant depends on the un-cloak being an `$animate` class op; +// this project keeps the synchronous cleanup (FS §3 / CLAUDE.md the +// ng-cloak invariant). Asserted here so the divergence is pinned, not +// silently skipped. +// --------------------------------------------------------------------- + +describe('parity: ng-cloak stays synchronous — no $animate routing (divergence)', () => { + it('un-cloaking removes the attr/class at compile time and issues ZERO $animate calls', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls } = bootstrapRecording(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + el.setAttribute('ng-cloak', ''); + el.classList.add('ng-cloak'); + + // Compile alone (before any digest) performs the one-shot cleanup. + $compile(el)($rootScope); + expect(el.hasAttribute('ng-cloak')).toBe(false); + expect(el.classList.contains('ng-cloak')).toBe(false); + + $rootScope.$digest(); + // No watcher, no class op — ng-cloak never touches $animate. + expect(calls).toHaveLength(0); }); +}); + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Deferred / out-of-scope upstream cases — present as `it.skip` so the +// parity surface is documented. These are NOT animation deferrals +// (spec 041 addressed those above); each is a directive this project +// deliberately does not ship. +// --------------------------------------------------------------------- +describe('parity: deferred / out-of-scope upstream cases', () => { it.skip('ng-bind-html-unsafe — deprecated in AngularJS 1.x, never shipping', () => { // Upstream covers the legacy `ng-bind-html-unsafe` directive that // bypassed SCE entirely. AngularJS 1.x officially deprecated it diff --git a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec024-parity.test.ts b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec024-parity.test.ts index dacb2b0..8f5bf43 100644 --- a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec024-parity.test.ts +++ b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec024-parity.test.ts @@ -16,11 +16,11 @@ * - `ng-style` object-form set/clear + kebab AND camelCase property * names + consumer-shipped style preservation. * - * Animation-related upstream cases (`$animate.addClass / .removeClass` - * hooks on `ng-class`, `$animate.setClass` transitions) sit as - * `it.skip(...)` citing the Phase 4 Animations roadmap item — the - * parity surface is documented even when the underlying service is not - * yet in the project. + * Animation-related upstream cases are now ACTIVE (spec 041 Slice 3/10): + * `ng-class` routes ONE coalesced `$animate.setClass(el, added, removed)` + * per diff (asserted below via a recording `$$animateQueue`), the + * uniform batched path (a documented simplification of upstream's + * mixed add/remove + setClass surfaces). * * Mirrors the structural precedent set by * `src/compiler/__tests__/spec023-parity.test.ts` (and the @@ -33,6 +33,9 @@ import { afterEach, beforeEach, describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import type { AnimateEventName, AnimateQueue } from '@animate/animate-types'; +import { createCoreAnimateQueue } from '@animate/core-animate-queue'; +import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; import type { CompileService } from '@compiler/directive-types'; import { Scope } from '@core/index'; import { ngModule } from '@core/ng-module'; @@ -42,6 +45,66 @@ import { EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES } from '@exception-handler/index'; import { bootstrapNgModule } from './test-helpers'; +/** One recorded `$$animateQueue.push(...)` delegation (the `class-routing.test.ts` shape). */ +interface RecordedPush { + event: AnimateEventName; + nodes: Node[]; + addClass: string | null; + removeClass: string | null; +} + +/** + * Wrap the REAL instant engine with a recorder — the instant engine's + * class mutations ARE `ng-class`'s render, so delegation keeps the DOM + * byte-identical while every routed call is observed. The + * `class-routing.test.ts` / `structural-routing.test.ts` override + * pattern, reproduced locally for the spec-024 parity file. + */ +function buildRecordingQueue(q: QService, calls: RecordedPush[]): AnimateQueue { + const real = createCoreAnimateQueue({ q }); + return { + push(nodes, event, options) { + calls.push({ + event, + nodes: [...nodes], + addClass: options.addClass ?? null, + removeClass: options.removeClass ?? null, + }); + return real.push(nodes, event, options); + }, + enabled: (elementOrEnabled?: Element | boolean, enabled?: boolean) => real.enabled(elementOrEnabled, enabled), + on: (event, container, callback) => { + real.on(event, container, callback); + }, + off: (event, container?, callback?) => { + real.off(event, container, callback); + }, + }; +} + +/** + * Bootstrap the canonical `ngModule` with a recording `$$animateQueue` + * (DI last-wins) so `ng-class`'s `$animate.setClass` routing is + * observable end-to-end. + */ +function bootstrapRecording(): { $compile: CompileService; $rootScope: Scope; calls: RecordedPush[] } { + const calls: RecordedPush[] = []; + // Empty-deps app + the explicit `[ngModule, app]` array (the + // `class-routing.test.ts` pattern): loading `ngModule` from the array + // seeds `'ng'` without a registry-name lookup, so this works even + // after a sibling describe's `resetRegistry()` cleared the registry. + const app = createModule('animate-parity-spy-app', []).factory('$$animateQueue', [ + '$q', + (q: QService) => buildRecordingQueue(q, calls), + ]); + const built = createInjector([ngModule, app]); + return { + $compile: built.get('$compile'), + $rootScope: built.get('$rootScope') as Scope, + calls, + }; +} + interface InjectorLike { has: (name: string) => boolean; get: (name: string) => unknown; @@ -67,8 +130,8 @@ afterEach(() => { // --------------------------------------------------------------------- describe('parity: EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES regression', () => { - it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-024 token (count is 13 since spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-024 token (count is 14 since spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('$compile'); expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('watchListener'); }); @@ -375,26 +438,73 @@ describe('parity: ng-style (ngStyleSpec.js)', () => { }); // --------------------------------------------------------------------- -// Deferred upstream cases — present here as `it.skip` so the parity -// surface is documented even when the underlying service is not yet in -// the project's roadmap. +// Animation routing — un-skipped in spec 041 Slice 3/10. Upstream +// `ngClassSpec.js` drives ng-class class transitions through `$animate`. +// This project uses the BATCHED `$animate.setClass(el, added, removed)` +// path UNIFORMLY — every `applyDiff` fire whose diff is non-empty issues +// exactly ONE `setClass` push (never N add/remove pairs), which is the +// upstream `setClass` optimization applied as the sole path (a +// documented simplification). The exhaustive payload matrix lives in +// `src/animate/__tests__/class-routing.test.ts`; these are focused +// end-to-end guards. // --------------------------------------------------------------------- -describe('parity: deferred upstream cases', () => { - it.skip('$animate.addClass / removeClass hooks on ng-class — Phase 4 Animations roadmap item', () => { - // Upstream `ngClassSpec.js` asserts that toggling ng-class invokes - // `$animate.addClass(element, …)` / `$animate.removeClass(...)` for - // each class transition, so apps can drive CSS-transition-based - // class swaps through the animation service. Spec 024 toggles are - // synchronous — no `$animate` integration. The animation hooks - // ship under the Phase 4 Animations roadmap item. +describe('parity: ng-class routes ONE coalesced $animate.setClass per diff (ngClassSpec.js)', () => { + it('a class add + remove in one digest → a single setClass push carrying both payloads', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls } = bootstrapRecording(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + el.setAttribute('ng-class', 'cls'); + $compile(el)($rootScope); + + // Initial application: one setClass adding the initial class. + $rootScope.cls = 'alpha'; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + expect(calls[0]?.event).toBe('setClass'); + expect(calls[0]?.addClass).toBe('alpha'); + // `ng-class` always passes both sides of `setClass` via + // `added.join(' ')` / `removed.join(' ')` — the empty side is the + // empty string, never `null`. + expect(calls[0]?.removeClass).toBe(''); + expect(el.classList.contains('alpha')).toBe(true); + + // Swap alpha→beta in one digest: ONE setClass, add beta / remove alpha. + calls.length = 0; + $rootScope.cls = 'beta'; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + expect(calls[0]?.event).toBe('setClass'); + expect(calls[0]?.addClass).toBe('beta'); + expect(calls[0]?.removeClass).toBe('alpha'); + expect(el.classList.contains('beta')).toBe(true); + expect(el.classList.contains('alpha')).toBe(false); }); - it.skip('ng-class with $animate.setClass transitions — Phase 4 Animations roadmap item', () => { - // Upstream `ngClassSpec.js` covers the batched `$animate.setClass` - // path that fires a single animation event when a class set is - // swapped in one digest (rather than N add/remove pairs). Spec 024 - // performs the swap synchronously via N classList mutations — the - // batching is a Phase 4 concern. + it('an empty diff issues NO $animate push; consumer classes never enter a removal payload', () => { + const { $compile, $rootScope, calls } = bootstrapRecording(); + const el = document.createElement('div'); + el.setAttribute('class', 'card'); + el.setAttribute('ng-class', 'cls'); + $compile(el)($rootScope); + + $rootScope.cls = 'active'; + $rootScope.$digest(); + calls.length = 0; + + // A re-digest with the SAME value → no diff → no push. + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(calls).toHaveLength(0); + + // Clearing the expression removes only what ng-class added — the + // consumer's `card` class is never in a removal payload. + $rootScope.cls = ''; + $rootScope.$digest(); + expect(calls).toHaveLength(1); + expect(calls[0]?.event).toBe('setClass'); + expect(calls[0]?.removeClass).toBe('active'); + expect(calls[0]?.addClass).toBe(''); + // The consumer-authored `card` class never enters the removal payload. + expect((calls[0]?.removeClass ?? '').split(' ')).not.toContain('card'); + expect(el.classList.contains('card')).toBe(true); }); }); diff --git a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec025-parity.test.ts b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec025-parity.test.ts index 14e2d2c..1251882 100644 --- a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec025-parity.test.ts +++ b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec025-parity.test.ts @@ -64,8 +64,8 @@ afterEach(() => { // --------------------------------------------------------------------- describe('parity: EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES regression', () => { - it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-025 token (count is 13 since spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-025 token (count is 14 since spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('$compile'); expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('watchListener'); }); diff --git a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec026-parity.test.ts b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec026-parity.test.ts index 8694768..e4cba83 100644 --- a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec026-parity.test.ts +++ b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec026-parity.test.ts @@ -78,8 +78,8 @@ afterEach(() => { // --------------------------------------------------------------------- describe('parity: EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES regression', () => { - it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-026 token (count is 13 since spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-026 token (count is 14 since spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('eventListener'); expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('$compile'); }); diff --git a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec027-parity.test.ts b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec027-parity.test.ts index 1b25894..7587daf 100644 --- a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec027-parity.test.ts +++ b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec027-parity.test.ts @@ -152,8 +152,8 @@ afterEach(() => { // --------------------------------------------------------------------- describe('parity: EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES regression', () => { - it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-027 token (count is 13 since spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-027 token (count is 14 since spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('$compile'); }); }); diff --git a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec028-parity.test.ts b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec028-parity.test.ts index dbb2f09..1857825 100644 --- a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec028-parity.test.ts +++ b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec028-parity.test.ts @@ -151,8 +151,8 @@ afterEach(() => { // --------------------------------------------------------------------- describe('parity: EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES regression', () => { - it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-028 token (count is 13 since spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-028 token (count is 14 since spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('$compile'); }); }); diff --git a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec029-parity.test.ts b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec029-parity.test.ts index 8ee8485..1778da0 100644 --- a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec029-parity.test.ts +++ b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec029-parity.test.ts @@ -191,8 +191,8 @@ afterEach(() => { // --------------------------------------------------------------------- describe('parity: EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES regression', () => { - it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-029 token (count is 13 since spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-029 token (count is 14 since spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('$compile'); }); }); diff --git a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec030-parity.test.ts b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec030-parity.test.ts index d3c9d30..8bc3723 100644 --- a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec030-parity.test.ts +++ b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec030-parity.test.ts @@ -152,8 +152,8 @@ afterEach(() => { // --------------------------------------------------------------------- describe('parity: EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES regression', () => { - it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-030 token (count is 13 since spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('keeps the tuple free of a spec-030 token (count is 14 since spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('$compile'); }); }); diff --git a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec031-parity.test.ts b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec031-parity.test.ts index 1e23716..a90a4e5 100644 --- a/src/compiler/__tests__/spec031-parity.test.ts +++ b/src/compiler/__tests__/spec031-parity.test.ts @@ -246,8 +246,8 @@ describe('spec 031 parity — error resilience: a throwing expression keeps the }); describe('spec 031 parity — EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES regression guard', () => { - it('stays free of a spec-031 token (count is 13 since spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('stays free of a spec-031 token (count is 14 since spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); }); }); diff --git a/src/compiler/__tests__/structural-conflict.test.ts b/src/compiler/__tests__/structural-conflict.test.ts index 772e810..8c4613e 100644 --- a/src/compiler/__tests__/structural-conflict.test.ts +++ b/src/compiler/__tests__/structural-conflict.test.ts @@ -238,7 +238,7 @@ describe('canonical nested workaround (spec 032 Slice 2 / FS §2.1)', () => { }); describe('no new exception-handler cause token (spec 032 Slice 2)', () => { - it('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES has no structural-conflict token (count is 13 since spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES has no structural-conflict token (count is 14 since spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); }); }); diff --git a/src/compiler/__tests__/template-errors.test.ts b/src/compiler/__tests__/template-errors.test.ts index a8f0f3e..255f4ce 100644 --- a/src/compiler/__tests__/template-errors.test.ts +++ b/src/compiler/__tests__/template-errors.test.ts @@ -223,8 +223,8 @@ describe('template-loading error surface — handler degradation (FS §2.12 #8)' }); describe('template-loading error surface — public-API token list contract (FS §2.12)', () => { - it('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES has no spec-019 token (count is 13 since spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES has no spec-019 token (count is 14 since spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); }); it("EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES includes '$compile'", () => { diff --git a/src/compiler/__tests__/transclude-errors.test.ts b/src/compiler/__tests__/transclude-errors.test.ts index 6964471..12ece00 100644 --- a/src/compiler/__tests__/transclude-errors.test.ts +++ b/src/compiler/__tests__/transclude-errors.test.ts @@ -406,8 +406,8 @@ describe('transclusion error surface — handler degradation (FS §2.9 #8 / spec }); describe('transclusion error surface — public-API token list contract (FS §2.9 mandate)', () => { - it('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES has no transclude token (count is 13 since spec 037)', () => { - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + it('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES has no transclude token (count is 14 since spec 041)', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); }); it("EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES includes '$compile'", () => { diff --git a/src/compiler/ng-class.ts b/src/compiler/ng-class.ts index eb584f0..adfb3fd 100644 --- a/src/compiler/ng-class.ts +++ b/src/compiler/ng-class.ts @@ -35,10 +35,14 @@ * primitive string values the watch falls back to identity comparison * — the same effective behavior as `$watch`. * - * **Animations.** This spec ships synchronous class toggles only. The - * `$animate.addClass` / `$animate.removeClass` hooks that animate - * class transitions are deferred to Phase 4 (a future spec). The - * link function does NOT contain animation hooks today. + * **Animations.** The diff routes through `$animate.setClass` (spec + * 041 Slice 3) — ONE coalesced add-and-remove operation per fire, so a + * `remove A, add B` flip is a single animation rather than two + * competing ones. Under core `ng`'s instant engine the class changes + * apply SYNCHRONOUSLY — byte-identical to the pre-041 direct + * `classList.add` / `remove` behavior. With the opt-in `ngAnimate` + * module loaded, the same call animates the transition (the + * `.-add` / `.-remove` CSS hooks). * * **`ng-class-even` / `ng-class-odd`.** Slice 2 ships the two * index-gated variants. They share the same engine @@ -51,10 +55,11 @@ * scope) the gate evaluates falsy and the directive contributes no * classes — no error is thrown. * - * The factories are array-form (`[() => ({...})]`) because the project's - * `annotate` helper rejects bare functions without `$inject`. The - * gate-aware {@link installClassWatcher} helper is module-private and - * shared across all three directives. + * The factories are array-form (`['$animate', factory]`) because the + * project's `annotate` helper rejects bare functions without + * `$inject`. The gate-aware {@link installClassWatcher} helper is + * module-private and shared across all three directives; each factory + * threads its injected `$animate` reference into it. * * @example String form * ```html @@ -85,6 +90,7 @@ * ``` */ +import type { AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; import type { Scope } from '@core/index'; import { flattenClassExpression } from './class-expression'; @@ -121,6 +127,11 @@ type ClassWatcherGate = (scope: Scope & { $odd?: boolean; $even?: boolean }) => * * - `expr` — the directive's attribute value (e.g. `attrs.ngClass`), * passed verbatim to `scope.$watchCollection`. + * - `$animate` — the animation service the diff routes through (spec + * 041 Slice 3): each fire that changes anything issues ONE coalesced + * `$animate.setClass(element, added, removed)` call (space-separated + * class lists). The core instant engine applies the change + * synchronously; `ngAnimate` animates it. * - `gate` — optional predicate that decides whether the resolved * class set is allowed through. When `gate(scope)` returns `false` * the listener applies an empty set (diff-cycle removes any @@ -146,6 +157,7 @@ function installClassWatcher( scope: Scope, element: Element, expr: string, + $animate: AnimateService, gate?: ClassWatcherGate, gateProperty?: string, ): void { @@ -163,19 +175,33 @@ function installClassWatcher( // Diff: remove classes WE added that are no longer in the target // set. Consumer-shipped classes (e.g. `
    `) are // never in `appliedClasses` and are therefore preserved. + const removed: string[] = []; for (const cls of appliedClasses) { if (!targetClasses.has(cls)) { - element.classList.remove(cls); + removed.push(cls); } } // Add classes that are in the target set but were not in // `appliedClasses`. Classes already in both are untouched. + const added: string[] = []; for (const cls of targetClasses) { if (!appliedClasses.has(cls)) { - element.classList.add(cls); + added.push(cls); } } appliedClasses = targetClasses; + + // ONE coalesced `$animate.setClass` per fire (spec 041 Slice 3) — + // a `remove A, add B` flip is a single animation, never two + // competing ones. A no-change fire (both diff sides empty) skips + // the call entirely, so a stable expression costs no animation + // traffic. Under the core instant engine the classes apply + // synchronously — identical to the previous direct + // `classList.add` / `remove` loop. + if (added.length === 0 && removed.length === 0) { + return; + } + void $animate.setClass(element, added.join(' '), removed.join(' ')); }; scope.$watchCollection(expr, (value: unknown) => { @@ -195,7 +221,7 @@ function installClassWatcher( } } -function ngClassFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { +function ngClassFactory($animate: AnimateService): DirectiveFactoryReturn { const link: LinkFn = (scope, element, attrs) => { const expr = attrs[NG_CLASS_NAME]; if (typeof expr !== 'string') { @@ -205,7 +231,7 @@ function ngClassFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { // cleanly rather than passing `undefined` into `$watchCollection`. return; } - installClassWatcher(scope, element, expr); + installClassWatcher(scope, element, expr, $animate); }; return { @@ -219,7 +245,7 @@ function ngClassFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { }; } -function ngClassEvenFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { +function ngClassEvenFactory($animate: AnimateService): DirectiveFactoryReturn { const link: LinkFn = (scope, element, attrs) => { const expr = attrs[NG_CLASS_EVEN_NAME]; if (typeof expr !== 'string') { @@ -230,7 +256,7 @@ function ngClassEvenFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { // property is absent and `!!undefined === false`, which is the // documented "no-op" behavior. Reachable through the `Scope` // class's `[key: string]: unknown` index signature — no cast. - installClassWatcher(scope, element, expr, (s) => !!s.$even, '$even'); + installClassWatcher(scope, element, expr, $animate, (s) => !!s.$even, '$even'); }; return { @@ -239,7 +265,7 @@ function ngClassEvenFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { }; } -function ngClassOddFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { +function ngClassOddFactory($animate: AnimateService): DirectiveFactoryReturn { const link: LinkFn = (scope, element, attrs) => { const expr = attrs[NG_CLASS_ODD_NAME]; if (typeof expr !== 'string') { @@ -247,7 +273,7 @@ function ngClassOddFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { } // See `ngClassEvenFactory` — same `$odd` convention, same // index-signature access path. - installClassWatcher(scope, element, expr, (s) => !!s.$odd, '$odd'); + installClassWatcher(scope, element, expr, $animate, (s) => !!s.$odd, '$odd'); }; return { @@ -258,12 +284,12 @@ function ngClassOddFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { /** * DI-annotated factory ready for - * `$compileProvider.directive('ngClass', ngClassDirective)`. Zero - * dependencies — the `annotate` helper rejects bare functions, so the - * factory is wrapped in the canonical array form even though its - * dependency list is empty. + * `$compileProvider.directive('ngClass', ngClassDirective)`. The + * `'$animate'` dependency (spec 041 Slice 3) routes the class diff + * through `$animate.setClass` — synchronous under the core instant + * engine, animated once `ngAnimate` is loaded. */ -export const ngClassDirective: DirectiveFactory = [ngClassFactory]; +export const ngClassDirective: DirectiveFactory = ['$animate', ngClassFactory]; /** * `ng-class-even` — applies the resolved class set only when the @@ -302,7 +328,7 @@ export const ngClassDirective: DirectiveFactory = [ngClassFactory]; * $even = false → element has only `always`. --> * ``` */ -export const ngClassEvenDirective: DirectiveFactory = [ngClassEvenFactory]; +export const ngClassEvenDirective: DirectiveFactory = ['$animate', ngClassEvenFactory]; /** * `ng-class-odd` — applies the resolved class set only when the @@ -327,4 +353,4 @@ export const ngClassEvenDirective: DirectiveFactory = [ngClassEvenFactory]; * of `row-even` / `row-odd`, never both. --> * ``` */ -export const ngClassOddDirective: DirectiveFactory = [ngClassOddFactory]; +export const ngClassOddDirective: DirectiveFactory = ['$animate', ngClassOddFactory]; diff --git a/src/compiler/ng-hide.ts b/src/compiler/ng-hide.ts index afa4139..c86a0b7 100644 --- a/src/compiler/ng-hide.ts +++ b/src/compiler/ng-hide.ts @@ -29,23 +29,25 @@ * * **Watcher shape.** A single `scope.$watch(attrs.ngHide, …)` per * element. The scope accepts the expression string directly via the - * parser — no `$parse` dependency needed. The listener calls - * `element.classList.toggle('ng-hide', !!value)`, which only touches - * the named class so any other classes on the element are preserved - * unchanged across digests. Standard `$watch` identity short-circuit - * means the listener does not re-fire when the underlying value is - * stable, so the per-digest cost of an `ng-hide` element with a stable - * value is the same as any other watch. + * parser — no `$parse` dependency needed. The listener routes the + * `ng-hide` class flip through `$animate.addClass` / `removeClass`, + * which only touches the named class so any other classes on the + * element are preserved unchanged across digests. Standard `$watch` + * identity short-circuit means the listener does not re-fire when the + * underlying value is stable, so the per-digest cost of an `ng-hide` + * element with a stable value is the same as any other watch. * - * **Animations.** This spec ships synchronous toggles only. The - * `$animate` integration that animates the class transition between - * shown / hidden states is deferred to Phase 4 (a future spec). The - * directive's link function does NOT contain animation hooks today. + * **Animations.** The class flip routes through `$animate` (spec 041 + * Slice 3). Under core `ng`'s instant engine the toggle stays + * SYNCHRONOUS — byte-identical to the pre-041 direct + * `classList.toggle` behavior. With the opt-in `ngAnimate` module + * loaded, the same call animates the transition between shown / + * hidden states (the `.ng-hide-add` / `.ng-hide-remove` CSS hooks). * - * The factory is array-form (`[() => ({...})]`) because the project's - * `annotate` helper rejects bare functions without `$inject` — this - * is the same canonical shape used by `ngShow`, `ngBind`, `ngCloak`, - * and every other built-in directive on `ngModule`. + * The factory is array-form (`['$animate', factory]`) because the + * project's `annotate` helper rejects bare functions without + * `$inject` — the same canonical DI shape used by `ngShow`, `ngIf`, + * and the other `$animate`-routed built-ins on `ngModule`. * * @example * ```html @@ -66,6 +68,8 @@ * @see ngShowDirective — the truthy-shows / falsy-hides counterpart. */ +import type { AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; + import type { DirectiveFactory, DirectiveFactoryReturn, LinkFn } from './directive-types'; /** @@ -75,7 +79,7 @@ import type { DirectiveFactory, DirectiveFactoryReturn, LinkFn } from './directi */ export const NG_HIDE_NAME = 'ngHide'; -function ngHideFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { +function ngHideFactory($animate: AnimateService): DirectiveFactoryReturn { const link: LinkFn = (scope, element, attrs) => { const expr = attrs[NG_HIDE_NAME]; if (typeof expr !== 'string') { @@ -87,10 +91,17 @@ function ngHideFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { } scope.$watch(expr, (value) => { // `ng-hide` hides the element when the value is TRUTHY — the - // truthiness check is `!!value`. `classList.toggle(cls, force)` - // adds the class when `force` is `true`, removes it when - // `false`. Other classes on the element are untouched. - element.classList.toggle('ng-hide', !!value); + // truthiness check is `!!value`. The flip routes through + // `$animate` (spec 041 Slice 3): the instant engine applies the + // class synchronously (identical to the previous direct + // `classList.toggle`), while `ngAnimate` animates the + // transition. Only the `ng-hide` class is ever touched — other + // classes on the element are preserved. + if (value) { + void $animate.addClass(element, 'ng-hide'); + } else { + void $animate.removeClass(element, 'ng-hide'); + } }); }; @@ -107,9 +118,9 @@ function ngHideFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { /** * DI-annotated factory ready for - * `$compileProvider.directive('ngHide', ngHideDirective)`. Zero - * dependencies — the `annotate` helper rejects bare functions, so - * the factory is wrapped in the canonical array form even though its - * dependency list is empty. + * `$compileProvider.directive('ngHide', ngHideDirective)`. The + * `'$animate'` dependency (spec 041 Slice 3) routes the `ng-hide` + * class flip through the animation pipeline — synchronous under the + * core instant engine, animated once `ngAnimate` is loaded. */ -export const ngHideDirective: DirectiveFactory = [ngHideFactory]; +export const ngHideDirective: DirectiveFactory = ['$animate', ngHideFactory]; diff --git a/src/compiler/ng-if.ts b/src/compiler/ng-if.ts index cec40aa..693a542 100644 --- a/src/compiler/ng-if.ts +++ b/src/compiler/ng-if.ts @@ -19,11 +19,14 @@ * The default-bucket linker (spec 018) handles deep-clone + re-link * for each `$transclude(...)` call. * - * **Position preservation via `nextSibling` insertion.** Each truthy - * transition inserts the freshly linked clone via - * `element.parentNode.insertBefore(clone, element.nextSibling)` so - * the clone always lands IMMEDIATELY AFTER the placeholder Comment in - * the parent's `childNodes`. The placeholder itself never moves — it + * **Position preservation via `$animate.enter` anchored on the + * placeholder.** Each truthy transition inserts the freshly linked + * clone group via `$animate.enter(clone, parent, placeholder)` (spec + * 041 Slice 2 — under the core instant engine this is byte-identical + * to the previous direct `insertBefore(node, placeholder.nextSibling)` + * loop) so the clone always lands IMMEDIATELY AFTER the placeholder + * Comment in the parent's `childNodes`. The placeholder itself never + * moves — it * permanently occupies the slot the original host element used to * occupy, so the rendered subtree's position relative to its * siblings is preserved across any number of falsy → truthy @@ -122,6 +125,7 @@ * ``` */ +import type { AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; import type { Scope } from '@core/index'; import { addElementCleanup, destroyElementScope } from './cleanup'; @@ -137,7 +141,7 @@ import { isComment, isElement } from './node-guards'; */ export const NG_IF_NAME = 'ngIf'; -function ngIfFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { +function ngIfFactory($animate: AnimateService): DirectiveFactoryReturn { // The `element` argument is typed as `Element` on the public LinkFn // signature; for a `transclude: 'element'` directive the runtime // value is the Comment placeholder installed by the Slice 2 @@ -230,24 +234,22 @@ function ngIfFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { clonedRoot = head; clonedNodes = clone; cloneScope = transcludedScope; - // Position preservation: insert every clone node as the next - // sibling(s) of the placeholder, in document order. The last - // inserted node becomes the next anchor so a multi-node group - // lands contiguously right after the placeholder. - // `insertBefore(node, null)` is the canonical "append at end" - // shape but here `anchor.nextSibling` may legitimately be - // `null` when the anchor is the LAST child of its parent — in - // that case `insertBefore(node, null)` correctly appends to - // the end of the parent's children. For the single-element - // form `clone` is length 1, so this loop runs once and is - // byte-identical to the legacy single-insert path. + // Position preservation: route the whole ordered clone group + // through `$animate.enter` anchored on the placeholder (spec + // 041 Slice 2). The instant engine inserts every group node, + // in document order, as the next sibling(s) of the anchor — + // byte-identical to the pre-041 sequential `insertBefore(node, + // anchor.nextSibling)` loop. The returned completion promise + // is intentionally ignored (structural directives don't wait + // on animations). The `parentNode as Element` assertion: the + // façade types `parent` as `Element`, but the engine's runtime + // contract only needs `insertBefore`, which every parent + // `Node` carries — asserting preserves the pre-041 behavior + // for a hypothetical non-Element parent instead of silently + // skipping the insert behind an `isElement` guard. const parentNode = placeholder.parentNode; if (parentNode !== null) { - let anchor: Node = placeholder; - for (const node of clone) { - parentNode.insertBefore(node, anchor.nextSibling); - anchor = node; - } + void $animate.enter(clone, parentNode as Element, placeholder); } // Register the cleanup callback so a parent // `destroyElementScope` reaching the placeholder still @@ -292,15 +294,13 @@ function ngIfFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { // assertion. cloneScope?.$destroy(); destroyElementScope(clonedRoot); - // Remove EVERY node of the (possibly multi-element) group. For the - // single-element form `clonedNodes` is `[clonedRoot]`, so this - // loop removes the sole node — byte-identical to the legacy - // `clonedRoot.remove()` path. - for (const node of clonedNodes) { - if (node.parentNode !== null) { - node.parentNode.removeChild(node); - } - } + // Remove EVERY node of the (possibly multi-element) group via + // `$animate.leave` (spec 041 Slice 2). Under the instant engine + // this detaches each node synchronously — byte-identical to the + // legacy per-node `removeChild` loop. Scope destruction above + // stays synchronous and PRECEDES removal (the pinned teardown + // order); the completion promise is intentionally ignored. + void $animate.leave(clonedNodes); clonedRoot = null; clonedNodes = []; cloneScope = null; @@ -322,9 +322,9 @@ function ngIfFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { /** * DI-annotated factory ready for - * `$compileProvider.directive('ngIf', ngIfDirective)`. Zero - * dependencies — the `annotate` helper rejects bare functions, so - * the factory is wrapped in the canonical array form even though - * its dependency list is empty. + * `$compileProvider.directive('ngIf', ngIfDirective)`. The + * `'$animate'` dependency (spec 041 Slice 2) routes clone insertion / + * removal through the animation façade — the spec-026 + * `['$exceptionHandler', factory]` array-form pattern. */ -export const ngIfDirective: DirectiveFactory = [ngIfFactory]; +export const ngIfDirective: DirectiveFactory = ['$animate', ngIfFactory]; diff --git a/src/compiler/ng-include.ts b/src/compiler/ng-include.ts index 2615c74..7a66090 100644 --- a/src/compiler/ng-include.ts +++ b/src/compiler/ng-include.ts @@ -157,6 +157,7 @@ * ``` */ +import type { AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; import type { Scope } from '@core/index'; import type { Injector } from '@di/index'; import { invokeExceptionHandler, type ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; @@ -198,6 +199,7 @@ function ngIncludeFactory( $compile: CompileService, $injector: Injector, $exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler, + $animate: AnimateService, ): DirectiveFactoryReturn { const link: LinkFn = (scope, element, attrs) => { // The runtime `element` is the Comment placeholder Slice 2 installed @@ -241,10 +243,14 @@ function ngIncludeFactory( /** * Tear down the currently-mounted clone (if any). Destroys the - * child scope BEFORE detaching from the DOM so any + * child scope SYNCHRONOUSLY BEFORE detaching from the DOM so any * `$on('$destroy', …)` listeners that read DOM state still observe - * the live tree (mirrors `ng-if`'s teardown order). Resets ALL - * three closure-locals so the next load starts clean. + * the live tree (mirrors `ng-if`'s teardown order). Removal routes + * through `$animate.leave` (spec 041 Slice 2 — under the core + * instant engine the container detaches synchronously, + * byte-identical to the previous `currentClone.remove()` call; the + * completion promise is intentionally ignored). Resets ALL three + * closure-locals so the next load starts clean. * * The `currentLoadToken` reset is what makes a registered cleanup * callback (invoked via `destroyElementScope` reaching the @@ -257,7 +263,7 @@ function ngIncludeFactory( currentScope.$destroy(); } if (currentClone !== null) { - currentClone.remove(); + void $animate.leave(currentClone); } currentClone = null; currentScope = null; @@ -444,12 +450,21 @@ function ngIncludeFactory( // Insert the wrapper container itself (with its compiled + // linked children inside) as the next sibling of the - // placeholder. The container is a plain `
    ` that holds + // placeholder — routed through `$animate.enter(container, + // parent, placeholder)` (spec 041 Slice 2; under the core + // instant engine this is byte-identical to the previous + // direct `insertBefore(container, placeholder.nextSibling)` + // call, and the completion promise is intentionally + // ignored). The container is a plain `
    ` that holds // the included template's nodes as its descendants. Treating // a single wrapper Element as the "currentClone" keeps the - // teardown path simple: `currentClone.remove()` detaches the - // whole subtree in one call, no sibling walk needed, no + // teardown path simple: one `$animate.leave(currentClone)` + // detaches the whole subtree, no sibling walk needed, no // matter how many top-level nodes the fetched template had. + // The `parentNode as Element` assertion: the façade types + // `parent` as `Element`, but the engine's runtime contract + // only needs `insertBefore`, which every parent `Node` + // carries. // // Trade-off: consumer CSS rules using direct-child selectors // against a parent of `ng-include` (e.g. `.list > .item`) @@ -458,7 +473,10 @@ function ngIncludeFactory( // inline-sibling insertion is documented; a future spec may // switch to a sibling-walk teardown if test coverage demands // inline insertion. - placeholder.parentNode?.insertBefore(container, placeholder.nextSibling); + const parentNode = placeholder.parentNode; + if (parentNode !== null) { + void $animate.enter(container, parentNode as Element, placeholder); + } currentClone = container; currentScope = newScope; @@ -508,15 +526,17 @@ function ngIncludeFactory( * `$compileProvider.directive('ngInclude', ngIncludeDirective)`. The * factory injects `$templateRequest` (fetch + cache + dedup), * `$compile` (compile the fetched template), `$injector` (lazy `$sce` - * probe), and `$exceptionHandler` (error routing). The lazy `$sce` - * probe avoids a hard dependency on `$sce` — see the file-level TSDoc - * for the rationale (mirrors `$SceProvider.$get`'s lazy `$sanitize` - * lookup). + * probe), `$exceptionHandler` (error routing), and `$animate` (spec 041 + * Slice 2 — container insertion / removal route through the animation + * façade). The lazy `$sce` probe avoids a hard dependency on `$sce` — + * see the file-level TSDoc for the rationale (mirrors + * `$SceProvider.$get`'s lazy `$sanitize` lookup). */ export const ngIncludeDirective: DirectiveFactory = [ '$templateRequest', '$compile', '$injector', '$exceptionHandler', + '$animate', ngIncludeFactory, ]; diff --git a/src/compiler/ng-repeat.ts b/src/compiler/ng-repeat.ts index ba72339..9838832 100644 --- a/src/compiler/ng-repeat.ts +++ b/src/compiler/ng-repeat.ts @@ -12,9 +12,12 @@ * master is linked against a per-item child scope and inserted in * document order after the placeholder. * - * **Spec-028 surface complete (Slice 6).** `$animate` integration is - * the only outstanding follow-up, deferred to Phase 4 (matches the - * spec 023 / 024 precedent for visibility and class directives). + * **Spec-028 surface complete (Slice 6).** Row insertion / move / + * removal now routes through `$animate.enter` / `$animate.move` / + * `$animate.leave` (spec 041 Slice 2) — under the core instant engine + * the DOM operations stay synchronous and byte-identical to the + * previous direct code; with `ngAnimate` loaded the same calls become + * animated. * * **`as ALIAS` publication contract (FS §2.4).** When * `parsed.aliasIdent !== null` the reconciler writes the resolved @@ -55,8 +58,9 @@ * * **Row-reuse contract (FS §2.9).** Identity in previous `currentRows` * map → REUSE: scope + `cloneRoot` retained, six per-row locals - * updated, item / key bindings rewritten, `cloneRoot` MOVED via - * `parentNode.insertBefore(cloneRoot, anchor.nextSibling)` — DOM + * updated, item / key bindings rewritten, the row's node group MOVED + * via `$animate.move(cloneNodes, parent, anchor)` (instant-engine + * equivalent of `insertBefore(node, anchor.nextSibling)`) — DOM * identity preserved so input focus / form values inside the row * survive. Identity not in the previous map → FRESH BUILD via * `$transclude(...)` (locals + bindings populated BEFORE DOM @@ -113,6 +117,7 @@ * ``` */ +import type { AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; import { isArray, isObject, isString, type Scope } from '@core/index'; import { invokeExceptionHandler, type ExceptionHandler } from '@exception-handler/index'; @@ -201,13 +206,15 @@ function updatePerRowLocals(scope: Scope, index: number, totalCount: number) { } /** - * Factory — depends ONLY on `$exceptionHandler` so duplicate-key - * throws route via `'$compile'` from the directive's own try/catch - * (not via the digest's `'watchListener'` path). `track by` evaluation - * reuses the `ExpressionFn` returned by Slice 1's - * {@link parseIteratorExpression} via its `(scope, locals)` arity. + * Factory — depends on `$exceptionHandler` (so duplicate-key throws + * route via `'$compile'` from the directive's own try/catch, not via + * the digest's `'watchListener'` path) and `$animate` (spec 041 Slice + * 2 — row insertion / move / removal route through the animation + * façade). `track by` evaluation reuses the `ExpressionFn` returned by + * Slice 1's {@link parseIteratorExpression} via its `(scope, locals)` + * arity. */ -function ngRepeatFactory($exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler): DirectiveFactoryReturn { +function ngRepeatFactory($exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler, $animate: AnimateService): DirectiveFactoryReturn { const link: LinkFn = (scope, element, attrs, _controllers, $transclude) => { // Verify the runtime placeholder shape — `transclude: 'element'` // guarantees a Comment but the public `LinkFn` types `element` as @@ -426,14 +433,35 @@ function ngRepeatFactory($exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler): DirectiveFactoryR existing.value = entry.value; existing.key = entry.key; // Move every node of the (possibly multi-element) row as one - // unit, in document order, after the current anchor. The last - // moved node becomes the next anchor so following rows insert - // after the whole group. + // unit, in document order, after the current anchor — routed + // through `$animate.move` (spec 041 Slice 2). The move is + // SKIPPED when the row is already in position + // (`anchor.nextSibling === cloneNodes[0]` — rows travel as + // intact contiguous blocks, so a head-in-place row is a + // fully-in-place row): the pre-041 sequential-advance loop was + // a pure no-op there, whereas the engine's fixed-anchor group + // insert (`after.nextSibling` computed ONCE) would re-insert + // the row's remaining nodes BEFORE its own first node, + // reversing a multi-node row's internal order. This is the + // upstream ngRepeat `getBlockStart(block) !== nextNode` check. + // For a genuinely moved row the engine's fixed-anchor insert + // is byte-identical to the sequential-advance loop (the fixed + // reference is never a member of the moving group). The row's + // LAST node becomes the next anchor so following rows insert + // after the whole group; the completion promise is + // intentionally ignored. `parentNode as Element`: the façade + // types `parent` as `Element`, but the engine's runtime + // contract only needs `insertBefore` (every parent `Node` + // carries it) — asserting preserves the pre-041 behavior for + // a hypothetical non-Element parent. const parentNode = placeholder.parentNode; if (parentNode !== null) { - for (const node of existing.cloneNodes) { - parentNode.insertBefore(node, anchor.nextSibling); - anchor = node; + if (anchor.nextSibling !== existing.cloneNodes[0]) { + void $animate.move(existing.cloneNodes, parentNode as Element, anchor); + } + const lastMoved = existing.cloneNodes[existing.cloneNodes.length - 1]; + if (lastMoved !== undefined) { + anchor = lastMoved; } } nextRows.set(key, existing); @@ -464,14 +492,20 @@ function ngRepeatFactory($exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler): DirectiveFactoryR // Insert EVERY cloned top-level node of the row (length 1 for // the single-element form, length N for the ranged - // `ng-repeat-start` / `ng-repeat-end` group — spec 033). The - // last inserted node becomes the next anchor so the following - // row appends after the whole group. + // `ng-repeat-start` / `ng-repeat-end` group — spec 033) via + // `$animate.enter` anchored after the current anchor (spec 041 + // Slice 2 — the instant engine's group insert is byte-identical + // to the previous sequential-advance loop). The row's LAST node + // becomes the next anchor so the following row appends after + // the whole group; the completion promise is intentionally + // ignored. Same `parentNode as Element` rationale as the move + // branch above. const parentNode = placeholder.parentNode; if (parentNode !== null) { - for (const node of clone) { - parentNode.insertBefore(node, anchor.nextSibling); - anchor = node; + void $animate.enter(clone, parentNode as Element, anchor); + const lastInserted = clone[clone.length - 1]; + if (lastInserted !== undefined) { + anchor = lastInserted; } } @@ -487,15 +521,16 @@ function ngRepeatFactory($exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler): DirectiveFactoryR } // Tear down identities that disappeared. `previousRows` holds - // only the unreused entries. Same order as `tearDownAllRows` — - // destroy scope first, then remove EVERY node of the row. + // only the unreused entries (evicted from the live map + // synchronously by the diff walk above). Same order as + // `tearDownAllRows` — destroy the scope first (synchronously), + // then `$animate.leave` removes EVERY node of the row (spec 041 + // Slice 2; instant-engine removal is byte-identical to the + // previous per-node `removeChild` loop). The completion promise + // is intentionally ignored. for (const entry of previousRows.values()) { entry.scope.$destroy(); - for (const node of entry.cloneNodes) { - if (node.parentNode !== null) { - node.parentNode.removeChild(node); - } - } + void $animate.leave(entry.cloneNodes); } currentRows = nextRows; @@ -542,8 +577,10 @@ function ngRepeatFactory($exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler): DirectiveFactoryR * `$compileProvider.directive('ngRepeat', ngRepeatDirective)`. The * `'$exceptionHandler'` dependency lets the directive route * duplicate-key throws via `'$compile'` from its own try/catch (NOT - * via the digest's `'watchListener'` path). The canonical array-form - * shape — same as `ngTransclude` (spec 018), the event directives - * (spec 026), and `ngInclude` (spec 027) — keeps `annotate` happy. + * via the digest's `'watchListener'` path); `'$animate'` (spec 041 + * Slice 2) routes row insertion / move / removal through the animation + * façade. The canonical array-form shape — same as `ngTransclude` + * (spec 018), the event directives (spec 026), and `ngInclude` + * (spec 027) — keeps `annotate` happy. */ -export const ngRepeatDirective: DirectiveFactory = ['$exceptionHandler', ngRepeatFactory]; +export const ngRepeatDirective: DirectiveFactory = ['$exceptionHandler', '$animate', ngRepeatFactory]; diff --git a/src/compiler/ng-show.ts b/src/compiler/ng-show.ts index 0138d91..465bb35 100644 --- a/src/compiler/ng-show.ts +++ b/src/compiler/ng-show.ts @@ -29,23 +29,25 @@ * * **Watcher shape.** A single `scope.$watch(attrs.ngShow, …)` per * element. The scope accepts the expression string directly via the - * parser — no `$parse` dependency needed. The listener calls - * `element.classList.toggle('ng-hide', !value)`, which only touches - * the named class so any other classes on the element are preserved - * unchanged across digests. Standard `$watch` identity short-circuit - * means the listener does not re-fire when the underlying value is - * stable, so the per-digest cost of an `ng-show` element with a stable - * value is the same as any other watch. + * parser — no `$parse` dependency needed. The listener routes the + * `ng-hide` class flip through `$animate.addClass` / `removeClass`, + * which only touches the named class so any other classes on the + * element are preserved unchanged across digests. Standard `$watch` + * identity short-circuit means the listener does not re-fire when the + * underlying value is stable, so the per-digest cost of an `ng-show` + * element with a stable value is the same as any other watch. * - * **Animations.** This spec ships synchronous toggles only. The - * `$animate` integration that animates the class transition between - * shown / hidden states is deferred to Phase 4 (a future spec). The - * directive's link function does NOT contain animation hooks today. + * **Animations.** The class flip routes through `$animate` (spec 041 + * Slice 3). Under core `ng`'s instant engine the toggle stays + * SYNCHRONOUS — byte-identical to the pre-041 direct + * `classList.toggle` behavior. With the opt-in `ngAnimate` module + * loaded, the same call animates the transition between shown / + * hidden states (the `.ng-hide-add` / `.ng-hide-remove` CSS hooks). * - * The factory is array-form (`[() => ({...})]`) because the project's - * `annotate` helper rejects bare functions without `$inject` — this - * is the same canonical shape used by `ngBind`, `ngCloak`, and every - * other built-in directive on `ngModule`. + * The factory is array-form (`['$animate', factory]`) because the + * project's `annotate` helper rejects bare functions without + * `$inject` — the same canonical DI shape used by `ngIf` and the + * other `$animate`-routed built-ins on `ngModule`. * * @example * ```html @@ -64,6 +66,8 @@ * ``` */ +import type { AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; + import type { DirectiveFactory, DirectiveFactoryReturn, LinkFn } from './directive-types'; /** @@ -73,7 +77,7 @@ import type { DirectiveFactory, DirectiveFactoryReturn, LinkFn } from './directi */ export const NG_SHOW_NAME = 'ngShow'; -function ngShowFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { +function ngShowFactory($animate: AnimateService): DirectiveFactoryReturn { const link: LinkFn = (scope, element, attrs) => { const expr = attrs[NG_SHOW_NAME]; if (typeof expr !== 'string') { @@ -85,10 +89,17 @@ function ngShowFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { } scope.$watch(expr, (value: unknown) => { // `ng-show` hides the element when the value is FALSY — the - // truthiness check is `!value`. `classList.toggle(cls, force)` - // adds the class when `force` is `true`, removes it when - // `false`. Other classes on the element are untouched. - element.classList.toggle('ng-hide', !value); + // truthiness check is `!value`. The flip routes through + // `$animate` (spec 041 Slice 3): the instant engine applies the + // class synchronously (identical to the previous direct + // `classList.toggle`), while `ngAnimate` animates the + // transition. Only the `ng-hide` class is ever touched — other + // classes on the element are preserved. + if (!value) { + void $animate.addClass(element, 'ng-hide'); + } else { + void $animate.removeClass(element, 'ng-hide'); + } }); }; @@ -105,9 +116,9 @@ function ngShowFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { /** * DI-annotated factory ready for - * `$compileProvider.directive('ngShow', ngShowDirective)`. Zero - * dependencies — the `annotate` helper rejects bare functions, so - * the factory is wrapped in the canonical array form even though its - * dependency list is empty. + * `$compileProvider.directive('ngShow', ngShowDirective)`. The + * `'$animate'` dependency (spec 041 Slice 3) routes the `ng-hide` + * class flip through the animation pipeline — synchronous under the + * core instant engine, animated once `ngAnimate` is loaded. */ -export const ngShowDirective: DirectiveFactory = [ngShowFactory]; +export const ngShowDirective: DirectiveFactory = ['$animate', ngShowFactory]; diff --git a/src/compiler/ng-switch.ts b/src/compiler/ng-switch.ts index f57e8ea..d775ea9 100644 --- a/src/compiler/ng-switch.ts +++ b/src/compiler/ng-switch.ts @@ -46,7 +46,10 @@ * registers its transclude with the parent, it ALSO captures the * Comment placeholder Slice 2 installed in place of its host element. * The parent's clone-attach callback then uses that placeholder as the - * insertion anchor — `placeholder.parentNode.insertBefore(clone, placeholder.nextSibling)`. + * insertion anchor — routing the whole cloned group through + * `$animate.enter(clone, parent, placeholder)` (spec 041 Slice 2; under + * the core instant engine this is byte-identical to the previous direct + * `insertBefore(node, placeholder.nextSibling)` sequential-advance loop). * The placeholder itself never moves; it permanently occupies the slot * the child's original host element used to occupy. As a result the * rendered subtree's position relative to its sibling children is @@ -71,8 +74,11 @@ * **Cleanup contract on transitions.** The parent's `$watch` listener * tears the previously-active set down via the canonical order: * 1. `scope.$destroy()` on each transclusion scope (fires - * `$on('$destroy', …)` listeners, tears the scope sub-tree down). - * 2. `clone.remove()` to detach from the live DOM. + * `$on('$destroy', …)` listeners, tears the scope sub-tree down) — + * stays SYNCHRONOUS (spec 041 Slice 2). + * 2. `$animate.leave(group)` per clone group to detach from the live + * DOM (spec 041 Slice 2 — the instant engine removes every node + * synchronously, byte-identical to the legacy per-node removal). * 3. Zero out the parallel `selectedTranscludes` / `selectedScopes` / * `selectedClones` arrays. * The order matches spec 027 Slice 3's `ng-if` teardown (`cloneScope.$destroy()` @@ -126,6 +132,7 @@ * ``` */ +import type { AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; import type { Scope } from '@core/index'; import type { Attributes, DirectiveFactory, DirectiveFactoryReturn, LinkFn } from './directive-types'; @@ -254,15 +261,20 @@ function NgSwitchController(this: NgSwitchControllerShape) { * Tear down the currently-mounted set. Used on every transition by the * parent's `$watch` listener AND once at scope destruction (when the * outer scope's `$destroy` propagates through the controller's owning - * scope). The destruction order — `scope.$destroy()` BEFORE - * `clone.remove()` — mirrors spec 027 Slice 3's `ng-if` teardown so + * scope). The destruction order — `scope.$destroy()` BEFORE the group's + * DOM removal — mirrors spec 027 Slice 3's `ng-if` teardown so * `$destroy` listeners that read DOM state still observe the live tree. + * Scope destruction stays SYNCHRONOUS; removal routes through + * `$animate.leave` per clone group (spec 041 Slice 2 — the instant + * engine detaches every node synchronously, byte-identical to the + * legacy per-node `removeChild` loop). The completion promises are + * intentionally ignored. * * Splices the three parallel arrays in lock-step so a panic mid-loop * (a `$destroy` listener throwing) does not leave the state half-cleared * — the next transition's setup re-fills them. */ -function clearSelected(ctrl: NgSwitchControllerShape): void { +function clearSelected(ctrl: NgSwitchControllerShape, $animate: AnimateService): void { for (let i = 0; i < ctrl.selectedScopes.length; i++) { const s = ctrl.selectedScopes[i]; if (s !== undefined) { @@ -275,11 +287,7 @@ function clearSelected(ctrl: NgSwitchControllerShape): void { // Remove every node of the (possibly multi-element) group. For the // single-element form `group` is length 1, so this matches the // legacy single-`remove()` behavior. - for (const node of group) { - if (node.parentNode !== null) { - node.parentNode.removeChild(node); - } - } + void $animate.leave(group); } } ctrl.selectedTranscludes = []; @@ -287,7 +295,7 @@ function clearSelected(ctrl: NgSwitchControllerShape): void { ctrl.selectedClones = []; } -function ngSwitchFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { +function ngSwitchFactory($animate: AnimateService): DirectiveFactoryReturn { const link: LinkFn = (scope, _element, attrs, controllers) => { // The 4th argument is the resolved `require: 'ngSwitch'` — // self-require, so `controllers` is the same `NgSwitchController` @@ -310,7 +318,7 @@ function ngSwitchFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { scope.$watch(expr, (value: unknown) => { // 1. Tear down the currently-mounted set. - clearSelected(ctrl); + clearSelected(ctrl, $animate); // 2. Look up the matching transcludes — `String(value)` exact- // match first, then fall back to the default key `'?'`. A miss @@ -345,19 +353,24 @@ function ngSwitchFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { throw new Error(`ngSwitch: expected cloned host to be an Element, got nodeType ${String(head.nodeType)}`); } // Insert EVERY cloned top-level node of the case's group, in - // document order, after the case's own Comment placeholder. The - // last inserted node becomes the next anchor so a multi-element + // document order, after the case's own Comment placeholder — + // routed through `$animate.enter` anchored on the placeholder + // (spec 041 Slice 2). The instant engine inserts each group + // node before the FIXED `placeholder.nextSibling` reference; + // because the clones are fresh (never members of the live + // sibling list) the final order is byte-identical to the + // pre-041 sequential-advance loop, and a multi-element // (`ng-switch-when-start` / `-end`, spec 033 Slice 2) group - // lands contiguously next to its placeholder. For the - // single-element form `clone` is length 1, so this loop runs - // once — byte-identical to the legacy single-insert path. + // still lands contiguously next to its placeholder. The + // completion promise is intentionally ignored. The + // `parentNode as Element` assertion: the façade types `parent` + // as `Element`, but the engine's runtime contract only needs + // `insertBefore`, which every parent `Node` carries — asserting + // preserves the pre-041 behavior for a hypothetical non-Element + // parent instead of silently skipping the insert. const parentNode = entry.placeholder.parentNode; if (parentNode !== null) { - let anchor: Node = entry.placeholder; - for (const node of clone) { - parentNode.insertBefore(node, anchor.nextSibling); - anchor = node; - } + void $animate.enter(clone, parentNode as Element, entry.placeholder); } ctrl.selectedTranscludes.push(entry.transclude); ctrl.selectedScopes.push(transcludedScope); @@ -375,7 +388,7 @@ function ngSwitchFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { // once synchronously on the first digest, so this is a belt- // and-braces guarantee for edge cases.) scope.$on('$destroy', () => { - clearSelected(ctrl); + clearSelected(ctrl, $animate); }); }; @@ -389,10 +402,12 @@ function ngSwitchFactory(): DirectiveFactoryReturn { } /** - * DI-annotated parent factory. Zero dependencies — array-form because - * `annotate` rejects bare functions without `$inject`. + * DI-annotated parent factory. The `'$animate'` dependency (spec 041 + * Slice 2) routes case-group insertion / removal through the animation + * façade — the spec-026 `['$exceptionHandler', factory]` array-form + * pattern. */ -export const ngSwitchDirective: DirectiveFactory = [ngSwitchFactory]; +export const ngSwitchDirective: DirectiveFactory = ['$animate', ngSwitchFactory]; /** * Shared link-fn factory for `ngSwitchWhen` / `ngSwitchDefault`. Both diff --git a/src/controller/__tests__/controller-di.test.ts b/src/controller/__tests__/controller-di.test.ts index f13e002..7d18847 100644 --- a/src/controller/__tests__/controller-di.test.ts +++ b/src/controller/__tests__/controller-di.test.ts @@ -234,11 +234,11 @@ describe('$controller — decorator on the $controller service (sanity)', () => }); describe('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES regression (no new cause token in Slice 3)', () => { - it('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length === 13 (no controller-spec token; grew to 13 in spec 037)', () => { + it('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length === 14 (no controller-spec token; grew to 14 in spec 041)', () => { // Spec 020 reuses the existing `'$compile'` cause token (added in // spec 017) for every controller-related error site at link time. // The tuple gained no controller token; lock the current length in // here so a future drive-by addition surfaces an obvious failure. - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); }); }); diff --git a/src/controller/__tests__/controller-parity.test.ts b/src/controller/__tests__/controller-parity.test.ts index 87a6e41..228c2ae 100644 --- a/src/controller/__tests__/controller-parity.test.ts +++ b/src/controller/__tests__/controller-parity.test.ts @@ -254,12 +254,12 @@ describe('$controllerProvider.has — introspection', () => { }); describe('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES regression (no new cause token in Slice 5)', () => { - it('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length === 13 (no controller-spec token; grew to 13 in spec 037)', () => { + it('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length === 14 (no controller-spec token; grew to 14 in spec 041)', () => { // Spec 020 reuses the existing `'$compile'` cause token (added in // spec 017) for every controller-related error site at link time. // The tuple gained no controller token; lock the current length in here so a future // drive-by addition surfaces an obvious failure. - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); }); }); diff --git a/src/core/ng-module.ts b/src/core/ng-module.ts index 096eac8..e98d365 100644 --- a/src/core/ng-module.ts +++ b/src/core/ng-module.ts @@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ * before the run phase begins. */ +import { $AnimateProvider } from '@animate/animate-provider'; +import type { AnimateQueue, AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; +import { createCoreAnimateQueue } from '@animate/core-animate-queue'; import { createQ } from '@async/q'; import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; import { createTimeout } from '@async/timeout'; @@ -145,6 +148,7 @@ declare module '@di/di-types' { $httpBackend: HttpBackend; $http: HttpService; $location: LocationService; + $animate: AnimateService; uppercaseFilter: FilterFn; lowercaseFilter: FilterFn; jsonFilter: FilterFn; @@ -166,6 +170,7 @@ declare module '@di/di-types' { $templateRequestProvider: $TemplateRequestProvider; $httpProvider: $HttpProvider; $locationProvider: $LocationProvider; + $animateProvider: $AnimateProvider; }; }; } @@ -304,6 +309,28 @@ export const ngModule = createModule('ng', []) // cancelable `$locationChangeStart` + `$locationChangeSuccess` pair. // LAZY — apps that never inject `$location` install no watch/listeners. .provider<'$location', LocationService, $LocationProvider>('$location', $LocationProvider) + // `$$animateQueue` (spec 041 Slice 1) — the INTERNAL animation engine + // seam behind `$animate` (the `$$sanitizeUri` internal-service + // precedent: registered but `$$`-prefixed, not in the root barrel). + // Core `ng` binds the INSTANT engine: every operation applies its end + // state synchronously at call time (byte-identical to the direct DOM + // code the directives ship today) and resolves its `$q` promise + // immediately. The opt-in `ngAnimate` module (later slices) + // re-registers this name with the full animation engine — DI last-wins + // across the requires chain makes the upgrade automatic, no decorator, + // no lazy probe. Injects `$q` because resolving the completion promise + // schedules a digest for free. + .factory('$$animateQueue', ['$q', ($q: QService): AnimateQueue => createCoreAnimateQueue({ q: $q })]) + // `$animate` (spec 041 Slice 1) — the animation façade (FS §2.1: the + // service exists in EVERY application with the same five operations, + // whether or not `ngAnimate` is loaded). Registered as a + // `.provider(...)` so config blocks reach the config-phase + // `register('.class', factory)` / `classNameFilter(regexp?)` surface + // (`config(['$animateProvider', …])` — the `.animation` module DSL + // forwards here); `$get` is `['$$animateQueue', factory]` — the façade + // owns nothing but argument normalization and delegation to whichever + // engine the injector resolved. + .provider<'$animate', AnimateService, $AnimateProvider>('$animate', ['$provide', $AnimateProvider]) .provider('$sceDelegate', $SceDelegateProvider) .provider('$sce', $SceProvider) .provider('$interpolate', $InterpolateProvider) diff --git a/src/di/__tests__/loader-parity.test.ts b/src/di/__tests__/loader-parity.test.ts index 5ac4902..8bd3daf 100644 --- a/src/di/__tests__/loader-parity.test.ts +++ b/src/di/__tests__/loader-parity.test.ts @@ -41,12 +41,14 @@ * * 6. `.component(name, def)` — deferred to the "Components & isolate scope" * roadmap item. - * 7. `.animation(name, fn)` — deferred to the Phase 4 "Animations" roadmap - * item. + * + * `.animation(name, fn)` — SHIPPED in spec 041 Slice 1; the loader-record + * case is now active (no longer skipped). */ import { beforeEach, describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { $AnimateProvider } from '@animate/animate-provider'; import { bootstrapNgModule } from '@compiler/__tests__/test-helpers'; import type { DirectiveFactory, DirectiveFactoryReturn } from '@compiler/directive-types'; import { Scope } from '@core/index'; @@ -281,13 +283,24 @@ describe('module loader parity — .directive / .controller (spec 021 Slice 3)', * Out-of-Scope. */ }); - it.skip('.animation(name, fn) — animation registration', () => { - /* Deferred to the Phase 4 "Animations" roadmap item. Upstream - * `angular.module(...).animation(name, fn)` queues - * `['$animateProvider', 'register', ...]`, but `$animateProvider` / - * `$animate` do not exist in this project yet — they ship in Phase 4 - * alongside `$animate`. See `context/product/architecture.md`, the - * "Module DSL Growth & Shared Registries" table (`.animation` row). */ + it('.animation(name, fn) registers an animation resolvable via injector.get(-animation)', () => { + // Upstream `loaderSpec.js` `'should record calls'` queues + // `['$animateProvider', 'register', ['.fade', fn]]`. Shipped in + // spec 041 Slice 1: the DSL forwards to `$animateProvider.register` + // and the animation resolves under the `-animation` provider + // key (the `Filter` precedent). Payload-level parity is + // covered by `src/animate/__tests__/animation-dsl.test.ts`; this is + // the loader-record-calls end-to-end guard. + const definition = { enter: () => undefined }; + const appModule = createModule('app', ['ng']) + // `bootstrapNgModule()` omits `$animate`, so register the + // provider the DSL forwards to on the app module directly. + .provider('$animate', ['$provide', $AnimateProvider]) + .animation('.fade', [() => definition]); + const injector = createInjector([appModule]); + + expect(injector.has('.fade-animation')).toBe(true); + expect(injector.get('.fade-animation')).toBe(definition); }); }); }); diff --git a/src/di/module.ts b/src/di/module.ts index e4a0ed6..e976140 100644 --- a/src/di/module.ts +++ b/src/di/module.ts @@ -1,3 +1,12 @@ +// Module-boundary note: `@di` depends only on `@core` at RUNTIME. The +// references below to `@animate` / `@compiler` / `@controller` / `@filter` +// are `import type`-only (erased at build — zero runtime dependency); they +// exist solely so the `.animation` / `.directive` / `.component` / +// `.controller` / `.filter` module-DSL sugar methods can type their +// forwarded provider arguments. Don't widen this exception with a runtime +// import without a spec. +import type { $AnimateProvider } from '@animate/animate-provider'; +import type { AnimationFactory } from '@animate/animate-types'; import type { $CompileProvider } from '@compiler/compile-provider'; import type { ComponentDefinition, Directive, DirectiveFactory } from '@compiler/directive-types'; import type { ControllerInvokable, IControllerProvider } from '@controller/controller-types'; @@ -634,6 +643,71 @@ export class Module< ]); return this as unknown as Module; } + + /** + * Register a JavaScript animation under `name` (spec 041 Slice 1 / + * FS §2.4). Sugar for opening a config block by hand and reaching for + * `$animateProvider`: + * + * ```ts + * module.config(['$animateProvider', ($ap: $AnimateProvider) => { + * $ap.register(name, factory); + * }]); + * ``` + * + * The method owns no state and adds no validation — it pushes ONE + * config block onto {@link $$configBlocks} that forwards verbatim to + * `$animateProvider.register(...)`. Name validation (must start with + * `'.'` — it is a CSS class selector), last-wins on duplicate names, + * and registration timing are all inherited unchanged from the + * provider. The registered provider key is `-animation`, so + * `module.decorator('.fade-animation', …)` reaches the animation for + * free (the `Filter` precedent). + * + * **No registry widening.** The typed overload on {@link TypedModule} + * returns the module type unchanged (the `.controller` precedent) — + * widening with a `'.fade-animation'`-style key would buy nothing: + * the dot-prefixed selector name is not a usable identifier in typed + * `injector.get` call sites, and animations are consumed by the + * (future) ngAnimate engine, not by application injection. + * + * Returns the same module instance so the call can be chained with + * every other module-builder method. + * + * @param name - The CSS class selector the animation is keyed by + * (must start with `'.'`, e.g. `'.fade'`). + * @param factory - The animation factory — an {@link AnimationFactory} + * invokable producing the per-operation callback object. + * + * @example + * ```ts + * createModule('app', ['ng']).animation('.fade', [ + * () => ({ + * enter(element, done) { + * element.classList.add('fading-in'); + * done(); + * }, + * }), + * ]); + * // injector.get('.fade-animation') resolves the definition object. + * ``` + */ + animation(name: string, factory: AnimationFactory): Module { + // `.animation()` is sugar over `.config(['$animateProvider', $ap => + // $ap.register(name, factory)])`. `$animateProvider.register` itself + // routes through `$provide.factory(name + '-animation', factory)`, so + // the animation ends up as a normal injector-resolvable factory under + // `-animation` — making `module.decorator('-animation', …)` + // reach it and making last-wins across multiple registrations work + // uniformly through the shared `applyRegistrationRecord` timeline. + this.$$configBlocks.push([ + '$animateProvider', + ($animateProvider: $AnimateProvider) => { + $animateProvider.register(name, factory); + }, + ]); + return this as unknown as Module; + } } /** @@ -1184,6 +1258,36 @@ export interface TypedModule< * ``` */ component(name: string, definition: ComponentDefinition): TypedModule; + + /** + * Register a JavaScript animation under `name` (spec 041 Slice 1 / + * FS §2.4). Sugar for a config block that forwards to + * `$animateProvider.register(name, factory)` — the DSL owns no state + * and adds no validation; the leading-dot name rule, last-wins on + * duplicate names, and the `-animation` provider naming (which + * is what makes `module.decorator('.fade-animation', …)` work) are + * all inherited unchanged from the provider. + * + * **No registry widening.** This overload returns the module type + * unchanged (the {@link controller} precedent): the dot-prefixed + * `'.fade-animation'` provider key is not a usable identifier for + * typed `injector.get` call sites, and animations are consumed by the + * (future) ngAnimate engine rather than injected by application code, + * so there is no value in adding the key to the typed `Registry`. + * + * @example + * ```ts + * createModule('app', ['ng']).animation('.fade', [ + * () => ({ + * enter(element, done) { + * done(); + * }, + * }), + * ]); + * // The module type is unchanged — no registry key is added. + * ``` + */ + animation(name: string, factory: AnimationFactory): TypedModule; } /** diff --git a/src/exception-handler/__tests__/cause-vocabulary.test.ts b/src/exception-handler/__tests__/cause-vocabulary.test.ts index d7ef998..03fbf5e 100644 --- a/src/exception-handler/__tests__/cause-vocabulary.test.ts +++ b/src/exception-handler/__tests__/cause-vocabulary.test.ts @@ -1,10 +1,11 @@ /** * Locks the `$exceptionHandler` cause-descriptor vocabulary at the nine * tokens declared in FS § 2.13 (spec 014) plus `'$filter'` introduced by - * spec 016 slice 4, `'$compile'` introduced by spec 017 slice 11, and the - * `'$q'` / `'$timeout'` / `'$interval'` trio introduced by spec 037 slice 2. - * The `length === 13` assertion is intentionally a "trap" — adding a - * fourteenth cause is a public-API change that must update both + * spec 016 slice 4, `'$compile'` introduced by spec 017 slice 11, the + * `'$q'` / `'$timeout'` / `'$interval'` trio introduced by spec 037 slice 2, + * and `'$animate'` introduced by spec 041 slice 1. + * The `length === 14` assertion is intentionally a "trap" — adding a + * fifteenth cause is a public-API change that must update both * `EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES` and the FS § 2.13 vocabulary table in lockstep. * * The `satisfies ExceptionHandlerCause` block below is a compile-time guard @@ -21,13 +22,13 @@ describe('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES', () => { expect(Object.isFrozen(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES)).toBe(true); }); - it('declares exactly thirteen cause descriptors', () => { + it('declares exactly fourteen cause descriptors', () => { // Lock-in trap: bumping this number is a public-API change that must // update FS § 2.13 in the same commit. - expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(13); + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES.length).toBe(14); }); - it('lists the thirteen tokens in declared order', () => { + it('lists the fourteen tokens in declared order', () => { expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toEqual([ 'watchFn', 'watchListener', @@ -42,6 +43,7 @@ describe('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES', () => { '$q', '$timeout', '$interval', + '$animate', ]); }); @@ -55,6 +57,10 @@ describe('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES', () => { expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('$interval'); }); + it('contains the spec-041 $animate cause descriptor', () => { + expect(EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES).toContain('$animate'); + }); + it('locks each entry to the ExceptionHandlerCause union (compile-time)', () => { EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES[0] satisfies ExceptionHandlerCause; EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES[1] satisfies ExceptionHandlerCause; @@ -69,6 +75,7 @@ describe('EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES', () => { EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES[10] satisfies ExceptionHandlerCause; EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES[11] satisfies ExceptionHandlerCause; EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES[12] satisfies ExceptionHandlerCause; + EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES[13] satisfies ExceptionHandlerCause; expect(true).toBe(true); }); diff --git a/src/exception-handler/exception-handler-types.ts b/src/exception-handler/exception-handler-types.ts index 71eeee3..3851361 100644 --- a/src/exception-handler/exception-handler-types.ts +++ b/src/exception-handler/exception-handler-types.ts @@ -9,10 +9,14 @@ * `compile` functions, `pre-link` / `post-link` functions, and `$observe` * callbacks all route through the configured handler with this cause * token while compilation/linking continues on sibling and ancestor - * nodes), and the `'$q'` / `'$timeout'` / `'$interval'` extensions + * nodes), the `'$q'` / `'$timeout'` / `'$interval'` extensions * introduced by spec 037 (an unhandled promise rejection is reported * via `'$q'`; a throw from a `$timeout` / `$interval` callback is reported - * via `'$timeout'` / `'$interval'` respectively). The list is frozen at both the type level (`as const` tuple) + * via `'$timeout'` / `'$interval'` respectively), and the `'$animate'` + * extension introduced by spec 041 (throws from registered JavaScript + * animation callbacks and animation event listeners route through the + * configured handler with this cause token while the element still + * reaches its correct final state). The list is frozen at both the type level (`as const` tuple) * and runtime (`Object.freeze`) so callers cannot widen it accidentally * — and so the derived `ExceptionHandlerCause` union and the runtime * constant cannot drift. @@ -41,7 +45,7 @@ * `Error` instances. Narrow with `instanceof Error` before reading * `.stack` / `.message`. * @param cause Optional cause-descriptor identifying the call site — - * one of the thirteen tokens in {@link EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES}. The + * one of the fourteen tokens in {@link EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES}. The * framework always supplies a cause; third-party callers using * {@link invokeExceptionHandler} may omit it. * @@ -89,6 +93,7 @@ export type ExceptionHandler = (exception: unknown, cause?: string) => void; * case '$q': return 'unhandled promise rejection'; * case '$timeout': return '$timeout callback threw'; * case '$interval': return '$interval callback threw'; + * case '$animate': return 'JS animation callback / animation listener threw'; * } * } */ @@ -106,10 +111,11 @@ export const EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES = Object.freeze([ '$q', '$timeout', '$interval', + '$animate', ] as const); /** - * Type-level union of the thirteen cause-descriptor strings. + * Type-level union of the fourteen cause-descriptor strings. * * Derived from {@link EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CAUSES} so the runtime tuple and * compile-time union stay in lockstep. Use this in custom handlers when diff --git a/src/forms/form-controller.ts b/src/forms/form-controller.ts index 9100ed7..d0089bf 100644 --- a/src/forms/form-controller.ts +++ b/src/forms/form-controller.ts @@ -32,6 +32,8 @@ * call site — the AngularJS `nullFormCtrl` precedent. */ +import type { AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; + import { clearValidationClass, setPendingClass, @@ -171,15 +173,25 @@ export class FormControllerImpl implements FormController { private readonly element: Element | null; - constructor(element: Element | null, name: string | undefined) { + /** + * @internal The `$animate` service every state-class toggle routes + * through (spec 041 Slice 3). Injected by the `form` / `ngForm` + * directive's controller annotation. Under core `ng`'s instant engine + * every toggle stays synchronous — identical to the pre-041 direct + * `classList` calls. + */ + private readonly $$animate: AnimateService; + + constructor(element: Element | null, name: string | undefined, $animate: AnimateService) { this.element = element; this.$name = name; + this.$$animate = $animate; // Initialize the aggregate classes to the fresh-form defaults. if (this.element !== null) { - setValidClass(this.element, true); - setPristineClass(this.element, true); - setSubmittedClass(this.element, false); + setValidClass(this.element, true, this.$$animate); + setPristineClass(this.element, true, this.$$animate); + setSubmittedClass(this.element, false, this.$$animate); } } @@ -257,9 +269,9 @@ export class FormControllerImpl implements FormController { if (this.element !== null) { if (keyPending) { // Neutral while pending — neither ng-valid- nor ng-invalid-. - clearValidationClass(this.element, key); + clearValidationClass(this.element, key, this.$$animate); } else { - setValidationClass(this.element, key, !keyStillFails); + setValidationClass(this.element, key, !keyStillFails, this.$$animate); } } @@ -270,8 +282,8 @@ export class FormControllerImpl implements FormController { this.$valid = !anyInvalid && !anyPending; this.$invalid = anyInvalid; if (this.element !== null) { - setValidClass(this.element, !anyInvalid); - setPendingClass(this.element, anyPending); + setValidClass(this.element, !anyInvalid, this.$$animate); + setPendingClass(this.element, anyPending, this.$$animate); } // Bubble this form's combined per-key state up to the parent form so a @@ -284,7 +296,7 @@ export class FormControllerImpl implements FormController { this.$dirty = true; this.$pristine = false; if (this.element !== null) { - setPristineClass(this.element, false); + setPristineClass(this.element, false, this.$$animate); } // Propagate up — a dirty control in a nested form makes the parent // form dirty too. @@ -296,8 +308,8 @@ export class FormControllerImpl implements FormController { this.$pristine = true; this.$submitted = false; if (this.element !== null) { - setPristineClass(this.element, true); - setSubmittedClass(this.element, false); + setPristineClass(this.element, true, this.$$animate); + setSubmittedClass(this.element, false, this.$$animate); } // Reset every registered control / sub-form back to pristine too // (AngularJS parity — `$setPristine` fans out to children). @@ -312,7 +324,7 @@ export class FormControllerImpl implements FormController { $setSubmitted(): void { this.$submitted = true; if (this.element !== null) { - setSubmittedClass(this.element, true); + setSubmittedClass(this.element, true, this.$$animate); } // Propagate up so submitting a nested form marks the parent too. this.$$parentForm.$setSubmitted(); diff --git a/src/forms/form.ts b/src/forms/form.ts index 7413d70..d3376c3 100644 --- a/src/forms/form.ts +++ b/src/forms/form.ts @@ -57,6 +57,8 @@ * `injector.get('ngFormDirective')`, NOT exported from the root barrel. */ +import type { AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; + import { applyPhaseGuarded } from '@compiler/apply-phase-guarded'; import { buildParentWriter } from '@compiler/expression-assign'; import { stashController } from '@compiler/element-slots'; @@ -128,8 +130,9 @@ function buildFormFactory(ownName: string): DirectiveFactory { const controller: ControllerInvokable = [ '$element', '$attrs', + '$animate', (...args: unknown[]): FormControllerImpl => - new FormControllerImpl(args[0] as Element, resolveFormName(args[1] as Attributes)), + new FormControllerImpl(args[0] as Element, resolveFormName(args[1] as Attributes), args[2] as AnimateService), ]; const preLink: LinkFn = (_scope, element, _attrs, controllers) => { diff --git a/src/forms/ng-model-controller.ts b/src/forms/ng-model-controller.ts index ed5b4f8..d32f057 100644 --- a/src/forms/ng-model-controller.ts +++ b/src/forms/ng-model-controller.ts @@ -38,6 +38,7 @@ * `ngModelOptions.allowInvalid`) flips that. */ +import type { AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; import type { Scope } from '@core/index'; @@ -336,28 +337,40 @@ export class NgModelControllerImpl implements NgModelController { private readonly scope: Scope; private readonly element: Element; + /** + * The `$animate` service every state-class toggle routes through (spec + * 041 Slice 3). Injected by `ngModel`'s controller annotation (the same + * path that hands in `$q`) and exposed to the validation engine for the + * `ng-pending` toggle. Under core `ng`'s instant engine every toggle + * stays synchronous — identical to the pre-041 direct `classList` calls. + * + * @internal + */ + readonly $$animate: AnimateService; + /** The DOM element — exposed to the validation engine for `ng-pending`. */ get $$element(): Element { return this.element; } - constructor(scope: Scope, element: Element, attrs: Attributes, $q: QService) { + constructor(scope: Scope, element: Element, attrs: Attributes, $q: QService, $animate: AnimateService) { this.scope = scope; this.element = element; this.$$q = $q; + this.$$animate = $animate; const name = attrs['name']; this.$name = typeof name === 'string' ? name : undefined; // Initialize the state classes to the fresh-control defaults: // valid + pristine + untouched. Empty/not-empty is set by the first // formatter run (ngModel link). - setValidClass(this.element, true); - setPristineClass(this.element, true); - setTouchedClass(this.element, true); + setValidClass(this.element, true, this.$$animate); + setPristineClass(this.element, true, this.$$animate); + setTouchedClass(this.element, true, this.$$animate); } $isEmptyClassUpdate(value: unknown): void { - setEmptyClass(this.element, this.$isEmpty(value)); + setEmptyClass(this.element, this.$isEmpty(value), this.$$animate); } $setViewValue(value: unknown, trigger = 'default'): void { @@ -563,9 +576,9 @@ export class NgModelControllerImpl implements NgModelController { // failure. A pending key is neutral — remove BOTH per-rule classes so it // reads as neither valid nor invalid while the async rule settles. if (isValid === undefined) { - clearValidationClass(this.element, key); + clearValidationClass(this.element, key, this.$$animate); } else { - setValidationClass(this.element, key, isValid); + setValidationClass(this.element, key, isValid, this.$$animate); } // Aggregate: invalid iff any $error key; valid iff no $error AND no @@ -574,8 +587,8 @@ export class NgModelControllerImpl implements NgModelController { const anyPending = this.$pending !== undefined; this.$valid = !anyInvalid && !anyPending; this.$invalid = anyInvalid; - setValidClass(this.element, !anyInvalid); - setPendingClass(this.element, anyPending); + setValidClass(this.element, !anyInvalid, this.$$animate); + setPendingClass(this.element, anyPending, this.$$animate); // Bubble this control's per-key tri-state into the enclosing form so // the form's aggregate `$error` / `$pending` / `$valid` reflects it @@ -588,13 +601,13 @@ export class NgModelControllerImpl implements NgModelController { $setPristine(): void { this.$dirty = false; this.$pristine = true; - setPristineClass(this.element, true); + setPristineClass(this.element, true, this.$$animate); } $setDirty(): void { this.$dirty = true; this.$pristine = false; - setPristineClass(this.element, false); + setPristineClass(this.element, false, this.$$animate); // The first user change bubbles up so the enclosing form (and its // ancestors) become dirty too. this.$$parentForm.$setDirty(); @@ -603,12 +616,12 @@ export class NgModelControllerImpl implements NgModelController { $setTouched(): void { this.$touched = true; this.$untouched = false; - setTouchedClass(this.element, false); + setTouchedClass(this.element, false, this.$$animate); } $setUntouched(): void { this.$touched = false; this.$untouched = true; - setTouchedClass(this.element, true); + setTouchedClass(this.element, true, this.$$animate); } } diff --git a/src/forms/ng-model.ts b/src/forms/ng-model.ts index 6e37ea1..d6b3e2d 100644 --- a/src/forms/ng-model.ts +++ b/src/forms/ng-model.ts @@ -35,6 +35,7 @@ * distinction. */ +import type { AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; import type { QService } from '@async/q-types'; import type { TimeoutService } from '@async/async-types'; import type { Scope } from '@core/index'; @@ -145,8 +146,15 @@ function ngModelFactory($exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler, $timeout: TimeoutSe '$element', '$attrs', '$q', + '$animate', (...args: unknown[]): NgModelControllerImpl => - new NgModelControllerImpl(args[0] as Scope, args[1] as Element, args[2] as Attributes, args[3] as QService), + new NgModelControllerImpl( + args[0] as Scope, + args[1] as Element, + args[2] as Attributes, + args[3] as QService, + args[4] as AnimateService, + ), ]; const link: LinkFn = (scope, element, attrs, controllers) => { diff --git a/src/forms/state-classes.ts b/src/forms/state-classes.ts index 9007845..05eb58f 100644 --- a/src/forms/state-classes.ts +++ b/src/forms/state-classes.ts @@ -15,12 +15,21 @@ * * **Append-only / consumer-class-safe.** Like `ng-class` (spec 024), the * framework only ever toggles classes IT manages — author classes - * (``) are never stripped. The two helpers - * here (`toggleClass`, `toggleValidationClass`) add exactly one class and - * remove its mutually-exclusive partner; they never touch any other - * class. There is no `$animate` integration — toggles are synchronous via - * `classList`, consistent with `ng-show` / `ng-hide` and deferred to - * Phase 4. + * (``) are never stripped. Each helper adds + * exactly one class and removes its mutually-exclusive partner; they + * never touch any other class. + * + * **Animations.** Every toggle routes through `$animate` (spec 041 + * Slice 3): a mutually-exclusive pair is ONE coalesced + * `$animate.setClass(element, toAdd, toRemove)` call, a single-class + * add / remove goes through `$animate.addClass` / `removeClass`. The + * `AnimateService` reference is threaded in from the forms directives' + * DI (`ngModel` / `form` / `ngForm` inject `'$animate'` and hand it to + * their controllers, which pass it here on every call). Under core + * `ng`'s instant engine the toggles stay SYNCHRONOUS — byte-identical + * to the pre-041 direct `classList` behavior; with the opt-in + * `ngAnimate` module loaded the same calls animate the state + * transitions. * * **Per-rule class dasherizing.** AngularJS lowercases + dasherizes a * validation key when building the per-rule class so a camelCase rule @@ -30,6 +39,8 @@ * an uppercase letter is lowercased and prefixed with the separator. */ +import type { AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; + const VALID_CLASS = 'ng-valid'; const INVALID_CLASS = 'ng-invalid'; const PRISTINE_CLASS = 'ng-pristine'; @@ -42,17 +53,31 @@ const SUBMITTED_CLASS = 'ng-submitted'; const PENDING_CLASS = 'ng-pending'; /** - * Add `addClass` and remove `removeClass` on the element. Both arguments - * are framework-managed class names — no author class is ever passed - * here, so the append-only guarantee holds by construction. A `null` - * `addClass` (or `removeClass`) skips that side of the toggle. + * Add `addClass` and remove `removeClass` on the element via `$animate` + * (spec 041 Slice 3). Both class arguments are framework-managed class + * names — no author class is ever passed here, so the append-only + * guarantee holds by construction. A `null` `addClass` (or + * `removeClass`) skips that side of the toggle. + * + * Dispatch: a mutually-exclusive pair (both sides non-`null`) is ONE + * coalesced `setClass` operation so a `remove ng-invalid, add ng-valid` + * flip is a single animation, never two competing ones; a single-sided + * toggle uses `addClass` / `removeClass`. The instant engine applies + * every form synchronously — identical to the pre-041 direct + * `classList` calls. */ -function applyClasses(element: Element, addClass: string | null, removeClass: string | null): void { - if (removeClass !== null) { - element.classList.remove(removeClass); - } - if (addClass !== null) { - element.classList.add(addClass); +function applyClasses( + element: Element, + addClass: string | null, + removeClass: string | null, + animate: AnimateService, +): void { + if (addClass !== null && removeClass !== null) { + void animate.setClass(element, addClass, removeClass); + } else if (addClass !== null) { + void animate.addClass(element, addClass); + } else if (removeClass !== null) { + void animate.removeClass(element, removeClass); } } @@ -60,32 +85,37 @@ function applyClasses(element: Element, addClass: string | null, removeClass: st * Reflect the boolean validity onto an element: `ng-valid` when `isValid`, * `ng-invalid` otherwise (mutually exclusive). */ -export function setValidClass(element: Element, isValid: boolean): void { - applyClasses(element, isValid ? VALID_CLASS : INVALID_CLASS, isValid ? INVALID_CLASS : VALID_CLASS); +export function setValidClass(element: Element, isValid: boolean, animate: AnimateService): void { + applyClasses(element, isValid ? VALID_CLASS : INVALID_CLASS, isValid ? INVALID_CLASS : VALID_CLASS, animate); } /** * Reflect the pristine/dirty state: `ng-pristine` when `isPristine`, * `ng-dirty` otherwise. */ -export function setPristineClass(element: Element, isPristine: boolean): void { - applyClasses(element, isPristine ? PRISTINE_CLASS : DIRTY_CLASS, isPristine ? DIRTY_CLASS : PRISTINE_CLASS); +export function setPristineClass(element: Element, isPristine: boolean, animate: AnimateService): void { + applyClasses(element, isPristine ? PRISTINE_CLASS : DIRTY_CLASS, isPristine ? DIRTY_CLASS : PRISTINE_CLASS, animate); } /** * Reflect the touched/untouched state: `ng-untouched` when `isUntouched`, * `ng-touched` otherwise. */ -export function setTouchedClass(element: Element, isUntouched: boolean): void { - applyClasses(element, isUntouched ? UNTOUCHED_CLASS : TOUCHED_CLASS, isUntouched ? TOUCHED_CLASS : UNTOUCHED_CLASS); +export function setTouchedClass(element: Element, isUntouched: boolean, animate: AnimateService): void { + applyClasses( + element, + isUntouched ? UNTOUCHED_CLASS : TOUCHED_CLASS, + isUntouched ? TOUCHED_CLASS : UNTOUCHED_CLASS, + animate, + ); } /** * Reflect the empty/not-empty state: `ng-empty` when `isEmpty`, * `ng-not-empty` otherwise. */ -export function setEmptyClass(element: Element, isEmpty: boolean): void { - applyClasses(element, isEmpty ? EMPTY_CLASS : NOT_EMPTY_CLASS, isEmpty ? NOT_EMPTY_CLASS : EMPTY_CLASS); +export function setEmptyClass(element: Element, isEmpty: boolean, animate: AnimateService): void { + applyClasses(element, isEmpty ? EMPTY_CLASS : NOT_EMPTY_CLASS, isEmpty ? NOT_EMPTY_CLASS : EMPTY_CLASS, animate); } /** @@ -94,8 +124,8 @@ export function setEmptyClass(element: Element, isEmpty: boolean): void { * is no mutually-exclusive partner class (AngularJS parity — a form is * simply either submitted or not), so this toggles the single class. */ -export function setSubmittedClass(element: Element, isSubmitted: boolean): void { - applyClasses(element, isSubmitted ? SUBMITTED_CLASS : null, isSubmitted ? null : SUBMITTED_CLASS); +export function setSubmittedClass(element: Element, isSubmitted: boolean, animate: AnimateService): void { + applyClasses(element, isSubmitted ? SUBMITTED_CLASS : null, isSubmitted ? null : SUBMITTED_CLASS, animate); } /** @@ -105,8 +135,8 @@ export function setSubmittedClass(element: Element, isSubmitted: boolean): void * FS §2.2, §2.7). There is no mutually-exclusive partner class — a control * is simply either pending or not — so this toggles the single class. */ -export function setPendingClass(element: Element, isPending: boolean): void { - applyClasses(element, isPending ? PENDING_CLASS : null, isPending ? null : PENDING_CLASS); +export function setPendingClass(element: Element, isPending: boolean, animate: AnimateService): void { + applyClasses(element, isPending ? PENDING_CLASS : null, isPending ? null : PENDING_CLASS, animate); } /** @@ -132,11 +162,11 @@ export function snakeCase(name: string): string { * mirror otherwise. The key is dasherized via {@link snakeCase} so the * resulting class is always kebab-case. */ -export function setValidationClass(element: Element, key: string, isValid: boolean): void { +export function setValidationClass(element: Element, key: string, isValid: boolean, animate: AnimateService): void { const dashed = snakeCase(key); const validKey = `${VALID_CLASS}-${dashed}`; const invalidKey = `${INVALID_CLASS}-${dashed}`; - applyClasses(element, isValid ? validKey : invalidKey, isValid ? invalidKey : validKey); + applyClasses(element, isValid ? validKey : invalidKey, isValid ? invalidKey : validKey, animate); } /** @@ -145,8 +175,10 @@ export function setValidationClass(element: Element, key: string, isValid: boole * valid nor invalid, so the element carries neither `ng-valid-` nor * `ng-invalid-` (only the aggregate `ng-pending` reflects it). */ -export function clearValidationClass(element: Element, key: string): void { +export function clearValidationClass(element: Element, key: string, animate: AnimateService): void { const dashed = snakeCase(key); - applyClasses(element, null, `${VALID_CLASS}-${dashed}`); - applyClasses(element, null, `${INVALID_CLASS}-${dashed}`); + // ONE coalesced removeClass — the instant engine (and the ngAnimate + // engine alike) accepts space-separated class lists, so removing both + // per-rule classes is a single operation rather than two. + applyClasses(element, null, `${VALID_CLASS}-${dashed} ${INVALID_CLASS}-${dashed}`, animate); } diff --git a/src/forms/validation.ts b/src/forms/validation.ts index 16b0205..b13feca 100644 --- a/src/forms/validation.ts +++ b/src/forms/validation.ts @@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ * stale validity. */ +import type { AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; import type { QPromise, QService } from '@async/q-types'; import { setPendingClass } from './state-classes'; @@ -65,6 +66,12 @@ export interface ValidationHost { readonly $$element: Element; /** The `$q` service (async validators). */ readonly $$q: QService; + /** + * The `$animate` service the `ng-pending` toggle routes through (spec + * 041 Slice 3) — threaded from the `ngModel` directive's DI via the + * controller. Synchronous under the core instant engine. + */ + readonly $$animate: AnimateService; /** Monotonic run id — bumped per invocation to cancel stale async passes. */ $$currentValidationRunId: number; /** @@ -196,5 +203,5 @@ export function runValidators( */ function updatePendingClass(host: ValidationHost): void { const isPending = host.$pending !== undefined && Object.keys(host.$pending).length > 0; - setPendingClass(host.$$element, isPending); + setPendingClass(host.$$element, isPending, host.$$animate); } diff --git a/src/index.ts b/src/index.ts index 0346f77..3508f13 100644 --- a/src/index.ts +++ b/src/index.ts @@ -282,6 +282,49 @@ export type { RouteService, } from './route/index'; +// `$AnimateProvider` is deliberately NOT re-exported here — it stays +// subpath-barrel-only (`@animate/index`), reachable via +// `injector.get('$animateProvider')` during `config()` — the +// `$RouteProvider` / `$SanitizeProvider` precedent. +export { + ANIMATION_CANCELLED_REASON, + createAnimate, + createAnimateQueue, + createAnimateRunner, + createCoreAnimateQueue, + createCssDriver, + createJsDriver, + ngAnimate, +} from './animate/index'; +export type { + AnimateEventCallback, + AnimateEventName, + AnimateNodes, + AnimateOptions, + AnimatePhase, + AnimateQueue, + AnimateQueuePushOptions, + AnimateRegistry, + AnimateRunner, + AnimateService, + AnimationCallbackResult, + AnimationDefinition, + AnimationFactory, + CreateAnimateArgs, + CreateAnimateQueueArgs, + CreateAnimateRunnerArgs, + CreateCoreAnimateQueueArgs, + CreateCssDriverArgs, + CreateJsDriverArgs, + CssComputedStyle, + CssDriver, + CssDriverAnimation, + CssDriverPayload, + JsDriver, + JsDriverAnimation, + JsDriverPayload, +} from './animate/index'; + export { createModelOptions, defaultModelOptions, diff --git a/src/route/ng-view.ts b/src/route/ng-view.ts index fdf04e6..fd58ac5 100644 --- a/src/route/ng-view.ts +++ b/src/route/ng-view.ts @@ -123,6 +123,7 @@ * ``` */ +import type { AnimateService } from '@animate/animate-types'; import { addElementCleanup } from '@compiler/cleanup'; import type { CompileService, DirectiveFactory, DirectiveFactoryReturn, LinkFn } from '@compiler/directive-types'; import { stashController } from '@compiler/element-slots'; @@ -205,6 +206,7 @@ function ngViewFactory( $compile: CompileService, $controller: ControllerService, $exceptionHandler: ExceptionHandler, + $animate: AnimateService, ): DirectiveFactoryReturn { const link: LinkFn = (scope, element) => { // The runtime `element` is the Comment placeholder the @@ -224,16 +226,20 @@ function ngViewFactory( /** * Tear down the currently-mounted screen (if any). Destroys the - * child scope BEFORE detaching from the DOM so `$on('$destroy', …)` - * listeners that read DOM state still observe the live tree - * (mirrors `ngInclude` / `ngIf`). Idempotent. + * child scope SYNCHRONOUSLY BEFORE detaching from the DOM so + * `$on('$destroy', …)` listeners that read DOM state still observe + * the live tree (mirrors `ngInclude` / `ngIf`). Removal routes + * through `$animate.leave` (spec 041 Slice 2 — under the core + * instant engine the container detaches synchronously, + * byte-identical to the previous `currentClone.remove()` call; the + * completion promise is intentionally ignored). Idempotent. */ const clearCurrentClone = () => { if (currentScope !== null) { currentScope.$destroy(); } if (currentClone !== null) { - currentClone.remove(); + void $animate.leave(currentClone); } currentClone = null; currentScope = null; @@ -341,8 +347,18 @@ function ngViewFactory( // links"), so ancestor lookups from inside the route template // (`require: '^…'` resolution, `$$ngControllers` stash walks) // see real DOM parents instead of dead-ending on a detached - // container. - placeholder.parentNode?.insertBefore(container, placeholder.nextSibling); + // container. Insertion routes through `$animate.enter(container, + // parent, placeholder)` (spec 041 Slice 2 — under the core + // instant engine this is byte-identical to the previous direct + // `insertBefore(container, placeholder.nextSibling)` call; the + // completion promise is intentionally ignored). The `parentNode + // as Element` assertion: the façade types `parent` as `Element`, + // but the engine's runtime contract only needs `insertBefore`, + // which every parent `Node` carries. + const parentNode = placeholder.parentNode; + if (parentNode !== null) { + void $animate.enter(container, parentNode as Element, placeholder); + } linker(newScope); @@ -402,8 +418,9 @@ function ngViewFactory( * here also forces `$route` instantiation, wiring its * `$locationChangeSuccess` listener the moment a page contains an * `ng-view`, upstream parity), `$compile` (template compilation), - * `$controller` (per-route controller instantiation), and - * `$exceptionHandler` (error routing). + * `$controller` (per-route controller instantiation), + * `$exceptionHandler` (error routing), and `$animate` (spec 041 Slice 2 + * — container insertion / removal route through the animation façade). * * Deviation from tech spec §2.5's suggested list: `$injector` is NOT * injected — the lazy `$sce` probe it served in `ngInclude` guards @@ -416,5 +433,6 @@ export const ngViewDirective: DirectiveFactory = [ '$compile', '$controller', '$exceptionHandler', + '$animate', ngViewFactory, ]; diff --git a/tsconfig.json b/tsconfig.json index 81ffacc..c7f59fe 100644 --- a/tsconfig.json +++ b/tsconfig.json @@ -29,7 +29,8 @@ "@http/*": ["./src/http/*"], "@forms/*": ["./src/forms/*"], "@location/*": ["./src/location/*"], - "@route/*": ["./src/route/*"] + "@route/*": ["./src/route/*"], + "@animate/*": ["./src/animate/*"] } }, "include": ["src"], diff --git a/vitest.config.ts b/vitest.config.ts index b48e668..575a5ee 100644 --- a/vitest.config.ts +++ b/vitest.config.ts @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ export default defineConfig({ '@forms': path.resolve(__dirname, 'src/forms'), '@location': path.resolve(__dirname, 'src/location'), '@route': path.resolve(__dirname, 'src/route'), + '@animate': path.resolve(__dirname, 'src/animate'), }, }, test: { @@ -30,8 +31,28 @@ export default defineConfig({ include: ['src/**/*.test.ts'], coverage: { provider: 'v8', + // Pure type-only / barrel files carry no executable statements, so V8 + // reports them as 0% and would drag a per-module average below its + // threshold. Exclude them the same way any coverage setup excludes + // declaration + re-export files (spec 041 Slice 10). + exclude: ['src/animate/index.ts', 'src/animate/animate-types.ts'], thresholds: { + // Global gate (unchanged) — every module is held to 90% line coverage. lines: 90, + // Per-module 90% gate for `animate` on all four metrics (spec 041 + // Slice 10 / architecture §2's enumerated coverage set). The + // remaining sub-90 file is `ng-animate-module.ts`, whose uncovered + // lines are `typeof === 'function' ? … : FALLBACK` + // environment guards (`requestAnimationFrame` / `getComputedStyle` / + // `performance.now`) that jsdom cannot exercise because it ships all + // three globals — the aggregate-per-glob threshold below passes on + // the runtime files without gating on those unreachable branches. + 'src/animate/**': { + statements: 90, + branches: 90, + functions: 90, + lines: 90, + }, }, }, }, From 662c9fcc81e67d291cc9a5e41935f8f44b5e2282 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Mgrdich Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2026 11:20:58 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 3/4] ci: bump Node heap for lint to fix OOM on CI runner MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The typed ESLint pass grew past the default Node heap and OOMs (exit 134) on the CI runner. Mirror the existing build script's approach — invoke eslint via `node --max-old-space-size=8192` so lint self-bumps its heap locally and in CI without a NODE_OPTIONS wrapper. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) --- package.json | 4 ++-- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index 07064e1..47e48b9 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -117,8 +117,8 @@ "typecheck": "tsc --noEmit", "format": "prettier --write src/**/*.ts", "format:check": "prettier --check 'src/**/*.ts'", - "lint:fix": "eslint --fix src/", - "lint": "eslint src/", + "lint:fix": "node --max-old-space-size=8192 ./node_modules/eslint/bin/eslint.js --fix src/", + "lint": "node --max-old-space-size=8192 ./node_modules/eslint/bin/eslint.js src/", "test": "vitest run", "test:watch": "vitest", "dev": "vitest", From 94f8f2a72884cd362d471c484e7a8c78df4a933b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Mgrdich Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2026 11:22:43 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 4/4] ci: raise Node heap via workflow env to fix lint OOM Revert the package.json lint-script change (invoking eslint through a hardcoded node_modules path is brittle) in favor of a job-level NODE_OPTIONS=--max-old-space-size=8192 in the CI workflow. Keeps `lint` as plain `eslint src/` and also covers the equally heap-heavy typecheck and test steps that OOM (exit 134) on the runner's default heap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) --- .github/workflows/ci.yml | 5 +++++ package.json | 4 ++-- 2 files changed, 7 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/.github/workflows/ci.yml b/.github/workflows/ci.yml index aa47b18..60bf0dd 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/ci.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/ci.yml @@ -11,6 +11,11 @@ jobs: name: Lint, Test & Build runs-on: ubuntu-latest + env: + # The type-aware ESLint pass (and tsc/vitest) exceed the runner's + # default Node heap on this codebase; raise it to avoid OOM (exit 134). + NODE_OPTIONS: --max-old-space-size=8192 + steps: - name: Checkout code uses: actions/checkout@v6 diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index 47e48b9..07064e1 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -117,8 +117,8 @@ "typecheck": "tsc --noEmit", "format": "prettier --write src/**/*.ts", "format:check": "prettier --check 'src/**/*.ts'", - "lint:fix": "node --max-old-space-size=8192 ./node_modules/eslint/bin/eslint.js --fix src/", - "lint": "node --max-old-space-size=8192 ./node_modules/eslint/bin/eslint.js src/", + "lint:fix": "eslint --fix src/", + "lint": "eslint src/", "test": "vitest run", "test:watch": "vitest", "dev": "vitest",