fix(xl-docx-exporter): use distinct bullet symbols per nesting level - #2977
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Every bullet list level exported with the same "•" glyph, so nested bullet lists were visually indistinguishable from their parents (TypeCellOS#2226). Word, LibreOffice and Google Docs all cycle the bullet by depth. Cycle the glyph by level - filled disc, hollow circle, filled square - using Unicode characters that render in the document font (no dependency on Symbol or Wingdings being installed).
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe DOCX exporter now uses distinct bullet glyphs for the first three nesting levels. An end-to-end test reads ChangesDOCX nested bullet glyphs
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In `@packages/xl-docx-exporter/src/docx/docxExporter.test.ts`:
- Around line 296-300: Update the test using nestedList(3) (or an equivalent
three-level block tree) instead of a single bulletListItem, and assert the
serialized document.xml contains paragraphs with nesting levels 0, 1, and 2 so
nested w:ilvl assignment is exercised.
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| const doc = await exporter.toDocxJsDocument( | ||
| partialBlocksToBlocksForTesting(schema, [ | ||
| { type: "bulletListItem", content: "level 0" }, | ||
| ]), | ||
| { sectionOptions: {}, documentOptions: {}, locale: "en-US" }, |
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Exercise nested list levels in the test.
The test passes only one top-level bulletListItem. It verifies the static numbering.xml definitions, but it does not serialize nested paragraphs at levels 1 or 2. A regression in nested w:ilvl assignment could still pass.
Use the existing nestedList(3) helper from Lines 233-251, or build an equivalent three-level block tree. If this test must cover the complete rendering path, also assert the nested paragraph levels in word/document.xml.
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const doc = await exporter.toDocxJsDocument(
- partialBlocksToBlocksForTesting(schema, [
- { type: "bulletListItem", content: "level 0" },
- ]),
+ partialBlocksToBlocksForTesting(schema, nestedList(3)),📝 Committable suggestion
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| const doc = await exporter.toDocxJsDocument( | |
| partialBlocksToBlocksForTesting(schema, [ | |
| { type: "bulletListItem", content: "level 0" }, | |
| ]), | |
| { sectionOptions: {}, documentOptions: {}, locale: "en-US" }, | |
| const doc = await exporter.toDocxJsDocument( | |
| partialBlocksToBlocksForTesting(schema, nestedList(3)), | |
| { sectionOptions: {}, documentOptions: {}, locale: "en-US" }, |
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In `@packages/xl-docx-exporter/src/docx/docxExporter.test.ts` around lines 296 -
300, Update the test using nestedList(3) (or an equivalent three-level block
tree) instead of a single bulletListItem, and assert the serialized document.xml
contains paragraphs with nesting levels 0, 1, and 2 so nested w:ilvl assignment
is exercised.
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Closes #2226
Problem
Every bullet list level was exported with the same
•glyph, so nested bullet lists were visually indistinguishable from their parents. Word, LibreOffice and Google Docs all cycle the bullet by depth.Fix
Cycle the glyph by nesting level — filled disc, hollow circle, filled square (
•/○/▪) — in theblocknote-bullet-listnumbering config. These are Unicode characters that render in the document font, so there's no dependency on the Symbol or Wingdings fonts being installed (which is what made the previously-commented-out◦/▪attempt look inconsistent).Test
should use distinct bullet symbols per nesting levelexports a bullet list, reads the generatedword/numbering.xml, and asserts the first three bullet levels are•,○,▪. It fails onmain(all three are•) and passes with this change.Summary by CodeRabbit