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Indent-based folds for YAML editor #21966

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Adds code folds on YAML editors. This is particularly useful when editing large yaml files (such as dashboards or scenes) where it becomes hard to visually understand the hierarchy.

This can technically be done for all code editing textboxes, not just YAML (to be honest, I'm not sure if there are others worth looking into?), but the folding methods may differ (yaml is indentation-based, a lot of other languages are not), so the implementation needs to be tailored for individual languages.

As a sidenote, I was concerned with potential performance issues with this addition. Did some manual testing, by forging a yaml file with over 1MB and 36k lines, and did not see any UI performance issues (though I'm running it on a fairly modern machine)

Should also note: The folding code itself was adapted from a previous discussion on codemirror's forum . A live demo of it can be seen here

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@home-assistant home-assistant bot marked this pull request as draft September 12, 2024 18:04
@@ -123,6 +123,7 @@ export class HaCodeEditor extends ReactiveElement {
}
const transactions: TransactionSpec[] = [];
if (changedProps.has("mode")) {
// TODO: not sure how to handle things here
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left this as a note so I wouldn't forget. I probably need some guidance here. Not sure if/how to handle mode changes
can mode changes even occur at all? I assume we need to check if mode changed to/from yaml, and disable/enable the added extensions accordingly, but not sure how to go about it

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You would need to make it a compartment, so you can reconfigure it.

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got it. will take a look at that, thanks

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The changes enhance the HaCodeEditor class and the codemirror.ts file by adding support for code folding specifically in YAML mode. The HaCodeEditor class now includes a method for retrieving folding extensions and updates transaction handling to accommodate mode changes. Additionally, a new service named foldingOnIndent is introduced to facilitate code folding based on indentation levels, improving the management of nested structures in YAML files.

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src/components/ha-code-editor.ts Added a private method for folding extensions, modified transaction handling to include folding capabilities for YAML mode, and updated the update listener to incorporate the folding compartment.
src/resources/codemirror.ts Implemented a new service, foldingOnIndent, for code folding based on indentation levels in documents.

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201-203: LGTM!

Adding the folding compartment to the list of extensions is necessary to enable the folding functionality in the editor.


321-330: LGTM!

The _getFoldingExtensions method correctly returns the necessary extensions for code folding when the mode is set to "yaml" and an empty array for other modes. This ensures that the folding functionality is enabled only for the YAML mode.

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// TODO: not sure how to handle things here
transactions.push({
effects: this._loadedCodeMirror!.langCompartment!.reconfigure(
this._mode
),
effects: [
this._loadedCodeMirror!.langCompartment!.reconfigure(this._mode),
this._loadedCodeMirror!.foldingCompartment.reconfigure(
this._getFoldingExtensions()
),
],
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Reconfiguring folding compartment on mode change looks good, but consider removing the TODO comment.

I see that you have implemented the suggestion to reconfigure the folding compartment alongside the language compartment when the mode changes. This looks good to me.

However, the TODO comment is still present, indicating that you might still be unsure about the handling of mode changes. If you are satisfied with the current implementation, consider removing the TODO comment to avoid confusion.

If you need further guidance on handling mode changes, please let me know, and I'll be happy to assist you.

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@bramkragten bramkragten merged commit e687dda into home-assistant:dev Sep 25, 2024
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After merging this I noticed some issues, especially when there are line breaks, I would not have expected folds inside content:

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naps62 commented Sep 25, 2024

indeed, I didn't notice that either (seems to be the empty lines, I don't think any of my samples had any)

I'll take a look. kind of short on time this week, so if you want feel free to revert, and I'll push an updated PR once I can

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