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  • New Features

    • Added a new toggle in personal settings to enable or disable the overlay display.
    • Introduced an option to control menu icon visibility in query views.
    • Upgraded overlay buttons with a refined layout incorporating icons and adjusted sizing.
  • Refactor/Style

    • Updated header elements for clearer, more accessible content presentation.
    • Streamlined state updates and observer handling to enhance interface responsiveness.
  • Chores

    • Removed deprecated overlay configuration options for a cleaner settings experience.

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This pull request introduces improvements and refactoring across several components and utilities. The changes adjust UI elements such as semantic header elements and menu visibility while streamlining state management with new callbacks. In addition, asynchronous handling is added to overlay data fetching, and deprecated overlay configuration and observer removal functions are eliminated. Utility functions are improved for better readability and modularity, with updated exports and a shift toward the consistent use of onloadArgs in settings and observer management.

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apps/roam/src/components/DiscourseContext.tsx, apps/roam/src/components/QueryDrawer.tsx, apps/roam/src/components/results-view/ResultsView.tsx Updated UI structure by replacing fragments with <h4> elements, added the hideMenu prop, and refined state management for result display and menu icon visibility.
apps/roam/src/components/DiscourseContextOverlay.tsx Modified to use an asynchronous callback for fetching overlay data, updated layout with flexbox, and integrated the BlueprintJS Icon with a small prop.
apps/roam/src/components/settings/GeneralSettings.tsx, apps/roam/src/components/settings/HomePersonalSettings.tsx, apps/roam/src/components/settings/Settings.tsx Reworked settings components by removing the deprecated overlay FlagPanel, updating to use onloadArgs instead of extensionAPI, and adding a new Checkbox for the discourse-context-overlay toggle.
apps/roam/src/utils/configPageTabs.ts, apps/roam/src/utils/discourseConfigRef.ts Removed obsolete overlay configuration fields and properties from the configuration and type definitions.
apps/roam/src/utils/findDiscourseNode.ts, apps/roam/src/utils/getDiscourseNodes.ts, apps/roam/src/utils/parseQuery.ts Refactored utility functions: converted a concise arrow function to a block function for clarity, added the getSpecification function, and updated the export for roamNodeToCondition.
apps/roam/src/utils/initializeObserversAndListeners.ts, apps/roam/src/utils/pageRefObserverHandlers.ts Refactored overlay observer management by introducing getOverlayHandler, updating overlayPageRefHandler to accept onloadArgs, and removing obsolete observer removal functions.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant App as Application Init
    participant Settings as OnloadArgs Settings
    participant Observer as PageRef Observer Manager
    participant Handler as OverlayPageRefHandler

    App->>Settings: Check "discourse-context-overlay" setting
    Settings-->>App: Return setting status
    alt Setting Enabled
      App->>Observer: addPageRefObserver(Handler)
      Observer->>Handler: Initialized via getOverlayHandler with onloadArgs
    end
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sequenceDiagram
    participant UI as DiscourseContextOverlay UI
    participant Callback as Async getOverlayInfo Callback
    participant API as roamAlphaAPI

    UI->>Callback: Trigger overlay info retrieval
    Callback->>API: Await data fetch for references
    API-->>Callback: Return fetched refs
    Callback-->>UI: Deliver overlay info including refs
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  • Roam analytics #37: Implements analytics tracking changes in DiscourseContext.tsx, paralleling the event tracking adjustments made in this PR.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
apps/roam/src/utils/findDiscourseNode.ts (1)

6-17: Improved function structure for better readability

The function has been refactored from an arrow function to a block function with explicit control flow, which improves readability while maintaining the same functionality.

The early return pattern for the cached value is a good practice that makes the code's intent clearer and potentially more efficient by avoiding unnecessary computation.

apps/roam/src/components/results-view/ResultsView.tsx (1)

466-466: Simplified header rendering

The conditional rendering of the header has been simplified by directly rendering it if present, removing unnecessary conditional logic.

apps/roam/src/components/QueryDrawer.tsx (1)

97-99: Improved semantic structure with header element

Replaced a div with an <h4> element for the error message, improving the semantic structure of the document and potentially enhancing accessibility.

apps/roam/src/components/settings/HomePersonalSettings.tsx (1)

1-1: Unnecessary import that isn't being used.

The useMemo hook is imported but not used anywhere in this component.

-import React, { useMemo, useState } from "react";
+import React, { useState } from "react";
apps/roam/src/utils/pageRefObserverHandlers.ts (1)

67-67: Consider documenting the purpose of this alias

While adding this alias is fine, it would be helpful to include a brief comment explaining why this alias exists - whether it's for backward compatibility or to provide a more general name for this handler.

+// Alias for previewPageRefHandler to provide a more generic reference
 export const previewHandler = previewPageRefHandler;
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  • apps/roam/src/components/DiscourseContext.tsx (4 hunks)
  • apps/roam/src/components/DiscourseContextOverlay.tsx (6 hunks)
  • apps/roam/src/components/QueryDrawer.tsx (3 hunks)
  • apps/roam/src/components/results-view/ResultsView.tsx (6 hunks)
  • apps/roam/src/components/settings/GeneralSettings.tsx (2 hunks)
  • apps/roam/src/components/settings/HomePersonalSettings.tsx (3 hunks)
  • apps/roam/src/components/settings/Settings.tsx (1 hunks)
  • apps/roam/src/utils/configPageTabs.ts (0 hunks)
  • apps/roam/src/utils/discourseConfigRef.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/roam/src/utils/findDiscourseNode.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/roam/src/utils/getDiscourseNodes.ts (2 hunks)
  • apps/roam/src/utils/initializeObserversAndListeners.ts (2 hunks)
  • apps/roam/src/utils/pageRefObserverHandlers.ts (3 hunks)
  • apps/roam/src/utils/parseQuery.ts (1 hunks)
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apps/roam/src/components/settings/Settings.tsx (1)

96-96: Good refactoring to use onloadArgs instead of extensionAPI

This change improves component flexibility by passing the complete onloadArgs object rather than just extensionAPI. This aligns with how other components in the codebase are structured and provides more context to the HomePersonalSettings component.

apps/roam/src/utils/parseQuery.ts (1)

7-7: Good modularization by exporting roamNodeToCondition

Making this function available for import in other modules improves code reusability. This is particularly relevant for the overlay feature being re-enabled, as the function likely needs to be accessed from other parts of the codebase.

apps/roam/src/utils/discourseConfigRef.ts (1)

56-57: Removal of overlay property as part of refactoring

The removal of the overlay property from the getFormattedConfigTree function return object is consistent with the PR objective of re-enabling the Roam Discourse Context Overlay. This indicates that the overlay configuration is being handled differently in the new implementation.

apps/roam/src/components/settings/GeneralSettings.tsx (2)

5-6: Good addition of observer handlers

Importing these specific handlers from the pageRefObserverHandlers module improves code organization and separation of concerns.


33-35: Improved preview panel with observer pattern implementation

Adding the onChange handler that uses onPageRefObserverChange with previewPageRefHandler creates a more structured approach to handle setting changes. This is a good pattern that enhances maintainability and is aligned with the PR objective of re-enabling the overlay feature.

apps/roam/src/utils/initializeObserversAndListeners.ts (2)

24-24: New import added for overlayPageRefHandler

The import for overlayPageRefHandler has been added, which will be used for handling overlay page references.


108-110: Re-enabling the Discourse Context Overlay feature

This code block enables the Discourse Context Overlay feature by adding the overlayPageRefHandler when the corresponding setting is enabled in the extension API. This aligns with the PR objective of re-enabling this functionality.

The implementation correctly passes the onloadArgs to the handler, allowing it to access necessary extension context when processing page references.

apps/roam/src/components/results-view/ResultsView.tsx (5)

229-229: Added new property for menu visibility control

A new optional property hideMenu has been added to the ResultsViewComponent type, which will provide more control over menu visibility.


271-271: Default value set for hideMenu property

The hideMenu property has been initialized with a default value of false, ensuring backward compatibility with existing implementations.


320-321: Improved menu visibility state management

The state management for menu visibility has been enhanced:

  1. Changed from showMenuIcons to a more descriptive revealMenuIcons
  2. Created a computed hideMenuIcons that combines multiple conditions

This approach provides more granular control over when the menu should be visible.


416-417: Updated mouse event handlers

The mouse event handlers have been updated to use the new revealMenuIcons state variable, maintaining the hover behavior for menu visibility.


469-469: Applied visibility control to menu

The hideMenuIcons computed property is now used to conditionally hide the menu, properly implementing the visibility logic.

apps/roam/src/components/QueryDrawer.tsx (2)

90-91: Connected drawer state to menu visibility

Added the hideMenu prop to the ResultsView component, binding it to the minimized state. This ensures the menu is hidden when the drawer is minimized, creating a cleaner UI.


101-191: Consistent header structure

The non-error case now also uses an <h4> element instead of a fragment, creating consistent heading structures throughout the component and improving document semantics.

apps/roam/src/components/settings/HomePersonalSettings.tsx (3)

11-13: Updated API pattern is more consistent.

Good refactoring to use onloadArgs instead of directly passing extensionAPI. This creates consistency with other components and follows the pattern used elsewhere in the codebase.


24-24: Good initialization of the overlay handler.

Properly initializing the overlay handler with the onloadArgs parameter.


45-68: Well-implemented feature toggle for the context overlay.

The checkbox implementation is clean and follows the pattern used for other settings in this component. You've correctly:

  • Set the default state from the existing setting
  • Updated the setting when the checkbox is toggled
  • Called onPageRefObserverChange with the overlayHandler to activate/deactivate the feature
apps/roam/src/components/DiscourseContextOverlay.tsx (3)

50-60: Good conversion to async/await pattern.

Converting the callback to an async function properly handles the asynchronous query to the Roam API. This is a better approach than using callbacks for asynchronous operations.


176-196: UI improvements with better layout and iconography.

The button layout has been improved with:

  • Proper icon display using flexbox
  • Better spacing with gap utilities
  • More semantic structure with separate elements for the score and references count

This makes the UI more intuitive and visually appealing.


213-228: Consistent UI pattern between main component and wrapper.

Good job maintaining consistency in the UI pattern between the main component and its wrapper. This ensures a consistent user experience regardless of the component's state.

apps/roam/src/components/DiscourseContext.tsx (5)

276-288: Improved semantic HTML structure.

Replacing a fragment with a proper heading element (h4) improves the semantic structure of the document. The additional classes for styling also enhance the visual presentation of the header.


327-338: Good extraction of logic into a reusable function.

Extracting the state update logic into the addLabels function improves code maintainability by:

  • Reducing code duplication
  • Centralizing the logic for updating the state
  • Making the code more readable

344-346: Simplified callback implementation.

Using the new addLabels function here simplifies the code and makes the intention clearer.


352-355: Proper state handling with forEach.

Using forEach with the addLabels function is a cleaner way to process multiple results than the previous implementation. The dependencies array is also correctly updated to include the new function.


412-412: Improved UI alignment for empty state.

Centering the "No discourse relations found" message improves the visual balance of the UI when no data is available.

apps/roam/src/utils/getDiscourseNodes.ts (3)

5-7: Updated imports to match refactored code.

Good job updating the imports to use the specific roamNodeToCondition function instead of the whole parseQuery module. This follows the principle of importing only what you need.


67-79: Good extraction of logic into a dedicated function.

Creating a separate getSpecification function improves code organization by:

  • Encapsulating related logic in a single function
  • Making the code more readable and maintainable
  • Allowing for better testing in isolation

The implementation is clean and properly typed.


89-90: Simplified code with the new helper function.

Using the new getSpecification function here makes the code more concise and readable.

apps/roam/src/utils/pageRefObserverHandlers.ts (5)

13-19: Good implementation of handler caching mechanism

This is a well-implemented memoization pattern that provides a stable reference to the overlay handler. Using a closure to bind onloadArgs to the handler function ensures consistent behavior across invocations.

For even better type safety, consider adding an explicit type to cachedHandler:

-let cachedHandler: ((s: HTMLSpanElement) => void) | undefined;
+let cachedHandler: ((s: HTMLSpanElement) => void) | undefined;

20-23: Parameter naming improvement

Renaming args to onloadArgs improves code clarity by making the parameter name more descriptive and consistent with its usage throughout the codebase.


38-38: Consistent parameter passing

This change correctly updates the parameter being passed to match the renamed function parameter.


1-100:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify the impact of removed observer functions

The AI summary mentions that removePageRefObserver and clearPageRefObservers functions have been removed. This change could potentially lead to memory leaks if observers aren't properly cleaned up elsewhere.


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Manual Verification Required: Confirm Observer Cleanup Strategy

After analyzing the code and running searches for references to the removed functions (removePageRefObserver and clearPageRefObservers), we found no evidence that they were called anywhere in the codebase. The cleanup mechanism now uses the internal disablePageRefObserver function, which disconnects the MutationObserver when the set of registered handlers becomes empty (as seen in the onPageRefObserverChange function).

  • No usage of the removed functions was detected.
  • The alternative cleanup via disablePageRefObserver appears to be in place and is invoked in the proper context.
  • Action: Please manually verify in your testing environment that the observer cleanup effectively prevents memory leaks, especially in long-running scenarios.

95-97:

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According to the AI summary, this function was simplified by removing a conditional check that would enable the observer when the size of pageRefObservers was one. This could lead to unexpected behavior if observers aren't properly initialized or cleaned up.


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Observer Enabling Logic Verified

After reviewing the usage in the codebase, I found that the change in addPageRefObserver—removing the internal conditional that enabled the observer—is intentional and safe. The observer is enabled elsewhere:

  • In the onPageRefObserverChange handler, which checks if pageRefObservers.size is zero before calling enablePageRefObserver().
  • In the initializer within apps/roam/src/utils/initializeObserversAndListeners.ts, which explicitly calls if (!!getPageRefObserversSize()) enablePageRefObserver();

These patterns ensure the observer is properly initialized and cleaned up, so the simplified function now solely adds the handler without duplicating the enabling logic.

@mdroidian mdroidian merged commit e4d65ee into main Mar 6, 2025
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