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This commit completes Phase 1 of the refactoring plan, focusing on stabilizing dependencies, modernizing PyScript usage, improving JS-PyScript communication, and basic code cleanup. Key changes: PyScript & Core Dependencies: - Updated PyScript to 2025.5.1 and pinned version in index.html. - Pinned Pyodide interpreter to 0.26.1 in pyscript.config.toml. - Added <py-splashscreen> for visual feedback during PyScript initialization. - Created a placeholder script (scripts/check-pyscript-version.sh) for a future pre-commit hook to manage PyScript versioning. - Documented strategy for addressing sketchy UI libraries (wired-elements, Rough.js, doodle.css, paper-css) in TODO.md, with a plan to fork wired-elements. JS-PyScript Communication: - Refactored JS-PyScript communication for processed images to use an event-based mechanism via a new bleedy_interop.js module, eliminating DOM polling. - Python's main.py now calls JS functions in bleedy_interop.js to dispatch progress and processed image data. - ProcessImages.vue now listens to these custom events. Code Cleanup & Consistency: - Standardized the default bleed amount (DEFAULT_BLEED_AMOUNT = 32) in a new src/config/appConfig.ts and updated relevant components. - Removed unused components: FileUploader.vue and FilePicker.vue. - Removed redundant dependency: @zip.js/zip.js. - Removed unused saveAsZip method from ImageProcessor.vue. These changes aim to improve the stability, maintainability, and developer experience of the application, laying a better foundation for future work.
Phase 1 Refactor: PyScript, Dependencies, Comms & Cleanup
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✏️ Tip: You can customize this high-level summary in your review settings. WalkthroughAdds extensive documentation and CI/automation workflows, migrates many Vue components to TypeScript, replaces several icon SFCs, refactors PyScript image processing to an async interop/event-driven model with a new JS bridge, updates build/config tooling (Husky, Dependabot, ESLint, Prettier), and adjusts styles/SCSS and bundling settings. Changes
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participant VueApp as Vue App
participant Interop as bleedy_interop.js
participant Py as PyScript (public/pyscript/main.py)
participant PIL as PIL (Python Imaging)
User->>VueApp: select files & start processing
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Py->>PIL: open/process image (add_bleed)
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Interop-->>VueApp: window 'processing-progress' event
Py->>Interop: dispatchProcessedImageToVue(name, blobUrl, fmt)
Interop-->>VueApp: window 'bleedy-image-processed' event
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This pull request introduces a series of significant updates aimed at improving the project's UI library management, enhancing the integration and communication between PyScript (Python) and JavaScript components, and refining overall styling and dependency management. These changes collectively contribute to better maintainability, an improved user experience, and a more robust application architecture.
Highlights
- UI Libraries Overhaul: A detailed plan has been added to
TODO.mdfor forking and updatingwired-elementsto eliminate theRough.jspatch, including auditing components and updating dependencies. The maintenance status ofDoodleCSSandpaper-csshas also been reviewed with strategies outlined for handling outdated libraries. - PyScript Integration and Interop Enhancements: The PyScript version in
index.htmlhas been updated to2025.5.1, and a custom splash screen was added for loading feedback. A new JavaScript module,bleedy_interop.js, was introduced to dispatch custom events for image processing updates and progress to the Vue application. Thepublic/pyscript/main.pyscript was modified to leverage this new interop module for progress updates and processed image dispatch, removing direct DOM manipulation. The Pyodide version was pinned, and the new interop module configuration was added topublic/pyscript/config.toml. - Dependency and Script Updates: Dependencies in
package.jsonandpackage-lock.jsonwere updated, includingelement-plusandvue-router, to their latest versions. The@zip.js/zip.jsdependency was removed. A placeholder script,scripts/check-pyscript-version.sh, was added to verify PyScript version consistency and is intended for integration with Husky as a pre-commit hook. - Styling and Font Adjustments: Font import syntax was fixed in
src/App.vueandsrc/assets/scss/handdrawn.scss. Styles for elements such as buttons, checkboxes, and fieldsets were adjusted to improve consistency and readability across the application.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR rebases fix/eslint-errors onto master and implements key enhancements to UI libraries, PyScript integration, and styling consistency.
- Introduces a centralized
DEFAULT_BLEED_AMOUNTconstant and replaces hard-coded bleed values. - Refactors
ProcessImages.vueto use an event-driven interop module (bleedy_interop.js) instead of direct DOM polling, and adds timeout handling. - Updates styling across components (font imports, CSS syntaxes) and pins PyScript/Pyodide versions with a splash screen.
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| src/config/appConfig.ts | Defines DEFAULT_BLEED_AMOUNT constant for bleed margins. |
| src/components/steps/ProcessImages.vue | Refactors image processing to use custom JS-Python events and timeouts. |
| src/components/steps/BleedAdjustment.vue | Uses DEFAULT_BLEED_AMOUNT for slider’s default value. |
| src/components/StepManager.vue | Adjusts drop-shadow CSS syntax for consistency. |
| src/components/ImageSelection.vue | Normalizes font-family syntax. |
| src/components/ImageProcessor.vue | Removes hard-coded bleed default and unused ZIP method. |
| src/components/ImageProcessingProgress.vue | Minor CSS spacing refinements. |
| src/components/ImageGalleryItem.vue | Shortens hex color codes for buttons and highlights. |
| src/components/ImageGalleryBase.vue | Adds spacing in CSS. |
| src/components/FileUploader.vue | Removes obsolete component. |
| src/components/FilePicker.vue | Removes obsolete component. |
| src/assets/scss/handdrawn.scss | Quotes URLs, fixes shorthand syntax, and font imports. |
| src/assets/scss/_icons.scss | Removes unnecessary quotes from font-family declarations. |
| src/App.vue | Updates Google Font import syntax and splash font settings. |
| scripts/check-pyscript-version.sh | Adds placeholder hook script for PyScript version checks. |
| public/pyscript/main.py | Moves to JS interop for progress and image dispatch. |
| public/pyscript/config.toml | Pins Pyodide version and registers bleedy_interop.js module. |
| public/js/bleedy_interop.js | New JS bridge for dispatching progress and processed-image events. |
| package.json | Bumps element-plus, vue-router, and removes unused dependencies. |
| index.html | Upgrades PyScript to 2025.5.1 and adds a custom splash screen. |
| TODO.md | Adds a detailed plan for forking/updating UI libraries and hooks. |
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| <div class="process-actions"> | ||
| <wired-button @click="handleProcess" :disabled="processing && processedCount < totalFiles"> | ||
| {{ (processing && processedCount < totalFiles) ? 'Processing...' : (processedCount === totalFiles && totalFiles > 0) ? 'Done!' : 'Add Bleed!' }} |
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[nitpick] This nested ternary expression is hard to read and maintain. Consider extracting the button label logic into a computed property for clarity.
| {{ (processing && processedCount < totalFiles) ? 'Processing...' : (processedCount === totalFiles && totalFiles > 0) ? 'Done!' : 'Add Bleed!' }} | |
| {{ buttonLabel }} |
| console.log('✨ JS: All images processed and ready (via individual events)'); | ||
| finalProcessedImages.value = [...tempProcessedImages.value]; | ||
| emit('process-complete', finalProcessedImages.value); | ||
| processing.value = false; // Indicate processing is no longer active |
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After marking processing complete, clear the processTimeoutId (e.g., clearTimeout(processTimeoutId)) to prevent the timeout callback from firing later.
| processing.value = false; // Indicate processing is no longer active | |
| processing.value = false; // Indicate processing is no longer active | |
| if (processTimeoutId !== null) { | |
| clearTimeout(processTimeoutId); // Prevent timeout callback from firing later | |
| processTimeoutId = null; // Reset the timeout ID | |
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Code Review
This pull request introduces significant improvements, especially in PyScript integration and UI enhancements. The use of custom events for communication is a great step forward. The review focuses on improving maintainability, efficiency, and error handling in various components.
| const TIMEOUT_PER_IMAGE_MS = 60000; // 1 minute per image | ||
| processTimeoutId = setTimeout(() => { | ||
| if (processing.value && tempProcessedImages.value.length !== totalFiles.value) { | ||
| console.error('JS: Processing timeout: Not all images were processed within the expected time.'); | ||
| processing.value = false; // Stop processing indicator | ||
| window.removeEventListener('bleedy-image-processed', handleProcessedImageEvent as EventListener); // Cleanup | ||
| // Here you might want to emit a partial result or an error state to the parent | ||
| if (tempProcessedImages.value.length > 0) { | ||
| emit('process-complete', [...tempProcessedImages.value]); // Emit whatever was processed | ||
| } | ||
| // Optionally, show an error to the user | ||
| } | ||
| }, TIMEOUT_PER_IMAGE_MS * totalFiles.value) as unknown as number; |
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The timeout logic uses setTimeout without clearing the timeout if the processing completes successfully. This can lead to errors if the timeout function executes after the component has already completed processing. Clear the timeout using clearTimeout in the onUnmounted lifecycle hook and after successful processing.
processTimeoutId = setTimeout(() => {
if (processing.value && tempProcessedImages.value.length !== totalFiles.value) {
console.error('JS: Processing timeout: Not all images were processed within the expected time.');
processing.value = false; // Stop processing indicator
window.removeEventListener('bleedy-image-processed', handleProcessedImageEvent as EventListener); // Cleanup
// Here you might want to emit a partial result or an error state to the parent
if (tempProcessedImages.value.length > 0) {
emit('process-complete', [...tempProcessedImages.value]); // Emit whatever was processed
}
// Optionally, show an error to the user
}
}, TIMEOUT_PER_IMAGE_MS * totalFiles.value) as unknown as number;
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| .checkbox > input[type="checkbox"] + label::before , | ||
| .radio > input[type="radio"] + label::before |
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The CSS ::before selector is used instead of :before. The single colon syntax is for CSS3 pseudo-elements, while the double colon syntax is for CSS2 pseudo-elements. Use the correct syntax ::before.
.checkbox > input[type="checkbox"] + label::before ,.radio > input[type="radio"] + label::before| console.log('Saving processed images as ZIP') | ||
| // Implement ZIP saving logic here | ||
| } | ||
| // Removed unused saveAsZip method |
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The saveAsZip method is currently a no-op. If this functionality is planned for the future, consider adding a placeholder comment explaining its intended purpose, or remove it entirely to avoid confusion.
// TODO: Implement ZIP saving logic here
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This commit consolidates all open PRs into a single, cohesive codebase: Consolidated PRs: - PR #1: Refactor, clean up, and improve app functionality - PR #7: PyScript and dependency refactoring - PR #8: ESLint fixes and comprehensive modernization (BASE) - PR #10: Reverse merge resolution - PR #12, #14, #15: Snyk security updates (element-plus upgrade) - PR #18: Current copilot improvements Key features integrated: ✅ PyScript 2025.5.1 with Pyodide 0.26.1 ✅ ESLint 9.x flat config migration ✅ Element Plus v2.10.4+ (latest security updates) ✅ Comprehensive CI/CD pipeline ✅ Modern Vue 3 + TypeScript structure ✅ JavaScript-Python interop improvements ✅ Security vulnerability fixes ✅ Build system optimization ✅ Comprehensive documentation (copilot-instructions.md, TODO.md) All branches ready for deletion after master update.
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src/components/ImageSelection.vue (1)
174-177: Guard against undefined in selection mapping.
find(...)can return undefined. Filter before dereferencing.- newSelectedImages.map((id) => this.images.find((img) => img.id === id).file) + newSelectedImages + .map((id) => this.images.find((img) => img.id === id)) + .filter(Boolean) + .map((img) => img.file)
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src/shims-vue.d.ts (1)
1-5: Duplicate ofsrc/vue-shim.d.ts.This file has identical content to
src/vue-shim.d.tsand declares the same*.vuemodule. See the critical issue flagged insrc/vue-shim.d.tsfor details.One of these files should be removed to prevent TypeScript declaration conflicts.
src/App.vue (1)
128-161: CSS value quotes removed correctly.The removal of quotes from numeric CSS values (
--el-header-height: 6.5rem,min-height: 6.5rem) addresses the past review comment. These values are now properly unquoted.index.html (1)
13-33: Inline styles for splash screen.A previous review suggested using CSS classes instead of inline styles for better maintainability. Consider extracting these styles to a dedicated CSS file or
<style>block.src/components/steps/ProcessImages.vue (1)
101-111: Clear timeout on success to avoid late firing.When processing completes, clear
processTimeoutIdand reset it.if (totalFiles.value > 0 && tempProcessedImages.value.length === totalFiles.value) { console.log('✨ JS: All images processed and ready (via individual events)') finalProcessedImages.value = [...tempProcessedImages.value] emit('process-complete', finalProcessedImages.value) processing.value = false // Indicate processing is no longer active + if (processTimeoutId !== null) { + clearTimeout(processTimeoutId) + processTimeoutId = null + } // It's crucial to clean up this specific listener once all expected images are received. window.removeEventListener('bleedy-image-processed', handleProcessedImageEvent as EventListener) }Also applies to: 172-191
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src/assets/scss/_icons.scss (1)
290-1240: Generate icon classes via a loop.Now that the glyphs live in
$icons, we can stop hand-maintaining hundreds of.icon-*blocks. Iterating the map keeps selectors in sync with the data, trims ~1k lines, and removes the chance of drift/typos when entries change.Apply this diff:
- .icon-anchor { - @include icon(anchor); - } - - .icon-android { - @include icon(android); - } - - // …snip all explicit .icon-* rules… - -.icon-wrench { - @include icon(wrench); -} +@each $name, $glyph in $icons { + .icon-#{$name} { + @include icon($name); + } +}.github/workflows/azure-static-web-apps-thankful-mushroom-08ecc5d1e.yml (1)
25-25: Optional: Quote $(whoami) for best practice.While
$(whoami)always outputs a single word (no word splitting risk), quoting it follows shell scripting best practices and silences the actionlint warning.Apply this diff to quote the command substitution:
- sudo chown -R $(whoami) .git + sudo chown -R "$(whoami)" .gitpublic/js/bleedy_interop.js (1)
9-19: Consider input validation for robustness.While the current implementation is clean, adding basic input validation could prevent errors when the function is called from PyScript with incorrect types.
Consider adding type checks:
export function dispatchProcessedImageToVue(name, blobUrl, format) { + if (!name || !blobUrl || !format) { + console.error('dispatchProcessedImageToVue: missing required parameters') + return + } console.log(`JS interop: dispatching processed image - Name: ${name}, Format: ${format}`) const event = new CustomEvent('bleedy-image-processed', {index.html (1)
34-37: Consider DOM ordering for bleedy-output.The
bleedy-outputdiv is placed after script tags. For better DOM structure and potential performance benefits, consider moving it before the script tags but after the#appcontainer.Apply this diff:
<div id="app"></div> + <div id="bleedy-output"></div> <script type="module" src="/src/main.ts"></script> <script type="py" src="/pyscript/main.py" config="/pyscript/config.toml"></script> - <div id="bleedy-output"></div>src/assets/sketch_icons/ImageIcon.vue (1)
1-65: LGTM! Icon component follows Vue conventions.The component correctly:
- Uses PascalCase naming per Vue style guide
- Exports the component name for dev tools
- Encapsulates the SVG markup cleanly
As an optional optimization, consider using an SVG optimizer like SVGO to reduce the path data size, but this is not critical for functionality.
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49-105: Consider parameterizing the PR and branch lists.The workflow currently hardcodes the list of PR numbers and branch names to close/delete. While this works for the current consolidation, future consolidation PRs would require modifying this workflow file.
Consider one of these approaches:
- Extract the lists to a separate configuration file that can be referenced
- Pass the lists as workflow inputs
- Use PR labels or other metadata to automatically identify consolidated PRs
For now, the hardcoded approach is acceptable if this is a one-time consolidation, but documenting this limitation would help future maintainers.
src/components/ImageGallery.vue (2)
23-27: Accessibility: use descriptive alt text.Use the image name for alt.
- <img - :src="element.url" - alt="image" + <img + :src="element.url" + :alt="element.name || 'image'" @click="openLightbox(element.url)" >
70-76: File picker compatibility: add graceful fallback.
showOpenFilePickerisn’t supported everywhere. Consider falling back to a hidden<input type="file" multiple accept="image/*">if the API is unavailable.src/components/ImageSelection.vue (3)
156-167: Normalize modified date source; avoid deprecatedlastModifiedDate.Use
file.lastModifiedand keep a number or Date consistently.- modifiedDate: file.lastModifiedDate || file.lastModified, + // Use standard File.lastModified (ms since epoch) + modifiedDate: file.lastModified,Also adjust sorting to handle numbers directly:
- } else if (this.sortOption === 'date') { - images = images.sort((a, b) => new Date(b.modifiedDate) - new Date(a.modifiedDate)) + } else if (this.sortOption === 'date') { + images = images.sort((a, b) => (b.modifiedDate ?? 0) - (a.modifiedDate ?? 0))Also applies to: 96-106
197-200: Simplify and type-safe size formatting.Avoid numeric coercion via
* 1. UseparseFloatand template string.- formatSize(size: number) { - const i = Math.floor(Math.log(size) / Math.log(1024)) - return (size / Math.pow(1024, i)).toFixed(2) * 1 + ' ' + ['B', 'KB', 'MB', 'GB', 'TB'][i] - }, + formatSize(size: number) { + if (!size) return '0 B' + const i = Math.floor(Math.log(size) / Math.log(1024)) + const val = parseFloat((size / Math.pow(1024, i)).toFixed(2)) + return `${val} ${['B', 'KB', 'MB', 'GB', 'TB'][i]}` + },
141-153: File picker compatibility fallback.Same as gallery: add
<input type="file" multiple accept="image/*">fallback whenshowOpenFilePickeris unavailable.public/pyscript/main.py (3)
11-29: Preserve image mode and validate bleed.Avoid forcing RGB (drops alpha). Also clamp bleed to image dimensions.
-async def add_bleed(image: Image, bleed: int) -> Image: +async def add_bleed(image: Image, bleed: int) -> Image: console.log(f"(PY) Adding {bleed} pixels of bleed to the image") old_width, old_height = image.size - new_img = Image.new("RGB", (old_width + 2 * bleed, old_height + 2 * bleed)) + # Clamp bleed to safe range + bleed = max(0, min(bleed, min(old_width, old_height))) + # Preserve mode to keep alpha when present + new_img = Image.new(image.mode or "RGBA", (old_width + 2 * bleed, old_height + 2 * bleed)) new_img.paste(image, (bleed, bleed))Also applies to: 30-35
4-10: Remove unused blanket noqa; keep targeted ignores only.Tooling flags unused
# noqa. Remove or narrow them.As per static analysis hints.
110-114: Avoid broadexcept Exception; use explicit conversion flag.Prefer narrower exceptions or re-raise after logging. Also use
{e!s}instead ofstr(e).- except Exception as e: - console.error(f"❌ (PY) Error processing images: {str(e)}") + except Exception as e: # Consider narrowing in future + console.error(f"❌ (PY) Error processing images: {e!s}") # Future: dispatch an error event to JS/Vue via interop
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The documentation incorrectly states npm 11.0.0+ is required. However, package.json specifies no npm engine requirement, and package-lock.json uses lockfileVersion 3, which only requires npm >= 7.0.0. Update line 14 to reflect the actual minimum: npm (required version 7.0.0+).
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
.github/copilot-instructions.md around line 14: the npm version requirement is
incorrect; update the text on line 14 from "npm (required version 11.0.0+)" to
"npm (required version 7.0.0+)" so it matches the project's package-lock.json
lockfileVersion and actual minimum npm requirement.
| - name: Check if this is the consolidation PR | ||
| id: check_consolidation | ||
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| # Check if PR title or description mentions consolidation | ||
| PR_TITLE="${{ github.event.pull_request.title }}" | ||
| PR_BODY="${{ github.event.pull_request.body }}" | ||
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| [[ "$PR_BODY" == *"PRs Consolidated"* ]] || [[ "$PR_BODY" == *"consolidat"* ]]; then | ||
| echo "is_consolidation=true" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT | ||
| echo "This is a consolidation PR - will perform cleanup" | ||
| else | ||
| echo "is_consolidation=false" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT | ||
| echo "Not a consolidation PR - skipping cleanup" | ||
| fi |
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Critical: Shell injection vulnerability.
The PR title and body are potentially untrusted user input and are used directly in the shell script without proper sanitization. This creates a command injection vulnerability where a malicious user could craft a PR title/body to execute arbitrary commands.
Apply this diff to pass the values through environment variables instead of direct interpolation:
- name: Check if this is the consolidation PR
id: check_consolidation
+ env:
+ PR_TITLE: ${{ github.event.pull_request.title }}
+ PR_BODY: ${{ github.event.pull_request.body }}
run: |
# Check if PR title or description mentions consolidation
- PR_TITLE="${{ github.event.pull_request.title }}"
- PR_BODY="${{ github.event.pull_request.body }}"
if [[ "$PR_TITLE" == *"Consolidate"* ]] || [[ "$PR_TITLE" == *"consolidate"* ]] || \
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
.github/workflows/post-merge-cleanup.yml lines 24-38: the current step injects
untrusted PR title/body directly into the shell via GitHub Actions interpolation
which creates a shell injection risk; instead set PR_TITLE and PR_BODY as
environment variables for the step (using the step's env: mapping with values
from github.event.pull_request.title and .body), then reference the variables in
the script (fully quoted) when doing pattern checks; ensure you do not
re-evaluate or run their contents, and optionally normalize to lowercase for
case-insensitive checks before pattern matching.
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Line 269 contains command output markers that appear to be accidentally included in the documentation. This should be cleaned up.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In PR_READINESS.md around line 269, remove the accidental shell output markers
and corrupted text ("echo ___BEGIN___COMMAND_OUTPUT_MARKER___ ; PS1= ; PS2= ;
EC=0 ; echo ___BEGIN___COMMAND_DONE_MARKER___0 ; }*") and restore the intended
sentence; replace the whole broken line with a clean statement such as "All
post-merge actions are now automated." and ensure punctuation and formatting
match surrounding lines.
| for i in range(num_files): | ||
| file_obj = files_js.item(i) # Get File object from FileList/JS Array | ||
| console.log(f"⚙️ (PY) Processing file {i + 1}/{num_files}: {file_obj.name}") | ||
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| array_buf = Uint8Array.new(await file_obj.arrayBuffer()) # Get ArrayBuffer from JS File | ||
| bytes_list = bytearray(array_buf) # Convert to bytearray for BytesIO | ||
| image_bytes = BytesIO(bytes_list) | ||
| img = Image.open(image_bytes) |
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Array vs FileList: item(i) breaks when files is an Array.
JS dispatch sends props.images (Array). Use index access (works for both Array and FileList).
- for i in range(num_files):
- file_obj = files_js.item(i) # Get File object from FileList/JS Array
+ for i in range(num_files):
+ # Support both JS Array and FileList
+ try:
+ file_obj = files_js[i]
+ except Exception:
+ file_obj = files_js.item(i)
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| for i in range(num_files): | |
| file_obj = files_js.item(i) # Get File object from FileList/JS Array | |
| console.log(f"⚙️ (PY) Processing file {i + 1}/{num_files}: {file_obj.name}") | |
| array_buf = Uint8Array.new(await file_obj.arrayBuffer()) # Get ArrayBuffer from JS File | |
| bytes_list = bytearray(array_buf) # Convert to bytearray for BytesIO | |
| image_bytes = BytesIO(bytes_list) | |
| img = Image.open(image_bytes) | |
| for i in range(num_files): | |
| # Support both JS Array and FileList | |
| try: | |
| file_obj = files_js[i] | |
| except Exception: | |
| file_obj = files_js.item(i) | |
| console.log(f"⚙️ (PY) Processing file {i + 1}/{num_files}: {file_obj.name}") | |
| array_buf = Uint8Array.new(await file_obj.arrayBuffer()) # Get ArrayBuffer from JS File | |
| bytes_list = bytearray(array_buf) # Convert to bytearray for BytesIO | |
| image_bytes = BytesIO(bytes_list) | |
| img = Image.open(image_bytes) |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In public/pyscript/main.py around lines 83 to 90, the code uses files_js.item(i)
which fails when props.images is a plain JavaScript Array; replace the call with
index access (files_js[i]) which works for both Array and FileList, so change
file_obj = files_js.item(i) to file_obj = files_js[i] (and keep the rest of the
processing the same).
| # --- Configuration --- | ||
| # Path to the index.html file relative to the repository root | ||
| INDEX_HTML_PATH="index.html" | ||
| # Expected PyScript version (should be kept in sync with actual upgrades) | ||
| EXPECTED_PYSCRIPT_VERSION="2025.5.1" | ||
| # Path to the acknowledgment file, relative to the repository root | ||
| # This file can contain a version string that, if it matches the *latest found online*, allows a commit even if different from EXPECTED_PYSCRIPT_VERSION | ||
| # This is for cases where we know a new version is out but are not ready to upgrade yet. | ||
| # Example content for .pyscript_version_ack: 2025.6.1 | ||
| ACK_FILE_PATH=".pyscript_version_ack" | ||
| # URL to check for the latest PyScript version string (e.g., on pyscript.net or a stable API endpoint) | ||
| # This is a placeholder; a more robust method might be needed, like parsing a specific element from pyscript.net/latest/ | ||
| LATEST_VERSION_URL="https://pyscript.net/latest/" # This URL itself might not directly give the version string easily. |
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The LATEST_VERSION_URL variable is defined but never used. The script simulates version checking with hardcoded values instead of fetching from this URL. Either implement the fetch logic or remove the variable until needed.
Apply this diff to remove the unused variable:
-# URL to check for the latest PyScript version string (e.g., on pyscript.net or a stable API endpoint)
-# This is a placeholder; a more robust method might be needed, like parsing a specific element from pyscript.net/latest/
-LATEST_VERSION_URL="https://pyscript.net/latest/" # This URL itself might not directly give the version string easily.
-Alternatively, implement the actual fetch logic once the correct API endpoint is identified.
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| # --- Configuration --- | |
| # Path to the index.html file relative to the repository root | |
| INDEX_HTML_PATH="index.html" | |
| # Expected PyScript version (should be kept in sync with actual upgrades) | |
| EXPECTED_PYSCRIPT_VERSION="2025.5.1" | |
| # Path to the acknowledgment file, relative to the repository root | |
| # This file can contain a version string that, if it matches the *latest found online*, allows a commit even if different from EXPECTED_PYSCRIPT_VERSION | |
| # This is for cases where we know a new version is out but are not ready to upgrade yet. | |
| # Example content for .pyscript_version_ack: 2025.6.1 | |
| ACK_FILE_PATH=".pyscript_version_ack" | |
| # URL to check for the latest PyScript version string (e.g., on pyscript.net or a stable API endpoint) | |
| # This is a placeholder; a more robust method might be needed, like parsing a specific element from pyscript.net/latest/ | |
| LATEST_VERSION_URL="https://pyscript.net/latest/" # This URL itself might not directly give the version string easily. | |
| # --- Configuration --- | |
| # Path to the index.html file relative to the repository root | |
| INDEX_HTML_PATH="index.html" | |
| # Expected PyScript version (should be kept in sync with actual upgrades) | |
| EXPECTED_PYSCRIPT_VERSION="2025.5.1" | |
| # Path to the acknowledgment file, relative to the repository root | |
| # This file can contain a version string that, if it matches the *latest found online*, allows a commit even if different from EXPECTED_PYSCRIPT_VERSION | |
| # This is for cases where we know a new version is out but are not ready to upgrade yet. | |
| # Example content for .pyscript_version_ack: 2025.6.1 | |
| ACK_FILE_PATH=".pyscript_version_ack" |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In scripts/check-pyscript-version.sh around lines 6 to 18, the
LATEST_VERSION_URL variable is defined but never used; either remove the unused
variable or implement fetching/parsing logic. If removing: delete the
LATEST_VERSION_URL line and any related comment to avoid dead code. If
implementing: use a portable tool (curl or wget with timeout) to GET the URL,
extract the version string reliably (e.g., grep/sed/awk or parse a known
JSON/HTML element), handle network errors and timeouts, fall back to using the
ACK_FILE_PATH when appropriate, and then compare the fetched latest version to
EXPECTED_PYSCRIPT_VERSION (and to the ACK file) with clear exit codes and error
logging. Ensure the implementation sanitizes inputs and avoids failing the
script on transient network issues.
| <draggable | ||
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| @end="onEnd" | ||
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Bug: v-model bound to a read-only computed ref (will throw at runtime).
filteredImages is a computed; vuedraggable needs a mutable array. Bind to images and optionally disable dragging when a filter is active. Also add an item-key for stable reordering.
- <draggable
- v-model="filteredImages"
+ <draggable
+ v-model="images"
+ item-key="url"
+ :disabled="!!searchQuery"
class="image-list"
@end="onEnd"
>Also applies to: 63-68
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/components/ImageGallery.vue around lines 16-20 (and similarly 63-68),
vuedraggable is bound to the read-only computed ref filteredImages which will
throw at runtime; change the draggable v-model to the mutable images array
instead, add an item-key prop (e.g. the image id) for stable reordering, and
conditionally disable dragging (or set :move to false) when a filter is active
so reordering only occurs on the full mutable list; ensure any reorder handlers
operate on images and update the underlying array accordingly.
| // Remove image from the gallery | ||
| function removeImage(image) { | ||
| function removeImage(image: GalleryImage) { | ||
| images.value = images.value.filter((img) => img !== image) | ||
| } |
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Memory leak: revoke object URLs on removal.
Revoke the blob URL when removing to avoid leaking.
-function removeImage(image: GalleryImage) {
- images.value = images.value.filter((img) => img !== image)
-}
+function removeImage(image: GalleryImage) {
+ URL.revokeObjectURL(image.url)
+ images.value = images.value.filter((img) => img !== image)
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| // Remove image from the gallery | |
| function removeImage(image) { | |
| function removeImage(image: GalleryImage) { | |
| images.value = images.value.filter((img) => img !== image) | |
| } | |
| // Remove image from the gallery | |
| function removeImage(image: GalleryImage) { | |
| URL.revokeObjectURL(image.url) | |
| images.value = images.value.filter((img) => img !== image) | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/components/ImageGallery.vue around lines 95 to 98, when removing an image
the code currently filters it out but never revokes any blob/object URL, which
can leak memory; before updating images.value, call
URL.revokeObjectURL(image.src) (or revoke only if image.src startsWith('blob:')
to be safe), optionally wrap the revoke in a try/catch to avoid throwing on
invalid URLs, then perform the filter to remove the image.
| formatSize(size: number) { | ||
| const i = Math.floor(Math.log(size) / Math.log(1024)) | ||
| return (size / Math.pow(1024, i)).toFixed(2) * 1 + ' ' + ['B', 'KB', 'MB', 'GB', 'TB'][i] | ||
| }, |
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Handle size === 0 (and clamp unit index).
formatSize(0) currently hits Math.log(0) → -Infinity, so the subsequent .toFixed(2) call throws a RangeError. Zero-sized images (or metadata glitches) will therefore break rendering. Guard the zero/negative case up front and clamp i to the units array length.
- formatSize(size: number) {
- const i = Math.floor(Math.log(size) / Math.log(1024))
- return (size / Math.pow(1024, i)).toFixed(2) * 1 + ' ' + ['B', 'KB', 'MB', 'GB', 'TB'][i]
+ formatSize(size: number) {
+ if (!size || size <= 0) {
+ return '0 B'
+ }
+ const units = ['B', 'KB', 'MB', 'GB', 'TB']
+ const rawIndex = Math.floor(Math.log(size) / Math.log(1024))
+ const i = Math.min(rawIndex, units.length - 1)
+ const value = size / Math.pow(1024, i)
+ return `${Number(value.toFixed(2))} ${units[i]}`
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| formatSize(size: number) { | |
| const i = Math.floor(Math.log(size) / Math.log(1024)) | |
| return (size / Math.pow(1024, i)).toFixed(2) * 1 + ' ' + ['B', 'KB', 'MB', 'GB', 'TB'][i] | |
| }, | |
| formatSize(size: number) { | |
| if (!size || size <= 0) { | |
| return '0 B' | |
| } | |
| const units = ['B', 'KB', 'MB', 'GB', 'TB'] | |
| const rawIndex = Math.floor(Math.log(size) / Math.log(1024)) | |
| const i = Math.min(rawIndex, units.length - 1) | |
| const value = size / Math.pow(1024, i) | |
| return `${Number(value.toFixed(2))} ${units[i]}` | |
| }, |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/components/ImageGalleryItem.vue around lines 80 to 83, formatSize
currently calls Math.log(size) which throws for size === 0 and can produce
out-of-range unit indexes; fix by guarding size <= 0 at the top (return "0 B" or
similar), compute i = Math.floor(Math.log(size) / Math.log(1024)) only for
positive sizes, then clamp i to the valid range 0..units.length-1 before using
it, and finally compute the scaled value dividing by Math.pow(1024, i) to avoid
NaN/Infinity and ensure a safe formatted string.
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| const zip = new JSZip() | ||
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| zip.file(`processed-image-${index + 1}.${blob.type.split('/')[1]}`, blob) | ||
| }) | ||
| ) | ||
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| saveAs(content, 'processed-images.zip') |
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Remove the misleading TODO comment.
The TODO comment on line 12 states "Implement ZIP saving logic here," but the ZIP implementation below is already complete and functional. The function correctly:
- Creates a JSZip instance
- Fetches all images and converts them to blobs
- Adds each blob to the zip archive
- Generates the final zip blob
- Saves it using file-saver
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async function downloadZip(images: string[] | readonly string[]) {
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| const zip = new JSZip() | |
| const imageArray = Array.from(images) | |
| await Promise.all(imageArray.map(async (imageUrl, index) => { | |
| const response = await fetch(imageUrl) | |
| const blob = await response.blob() | |
| zip.file( | |
| `processed-image-${index + 1}.${blob.type.split('/')[1]}`, | |
| blob | |
| ) | |
| })) | |
| const content = await zip.generateAsync({ type: 'blob' }) | |
| await Promise.all( | |
| imageArray.map(async (imageUrl, index) => { | |
| const response = await fetch(imageUrl) | |
| const blob = await response.blob() | |
| zip.file(`processed-image-${index + 1}.${blob.type.split('/')[1]}`, blob) | |
| }) | |
| ) | |
| const content = await zip.generateAsync({type: 'blob'}) | |
| saveAs(content, 'processed-images.zip') | |
| const zip = new JSZip() | |
| const imageArray = Array.from(images) | |
| await Promise.all( | |
| imageArray.map(async (imageUrl, index) => { | |
| const response = await fetch(imageUrl) | |
| const blob = await response.blob() | |
| zip.file(`processed-image-${index + 1}.${blob.type.split('/')[1]}`, blob) | |
| }) | |
| ) | |
| const content = await zip.generateAsync({type: 'blob'}) | |
| saveAs(content, 'processed-images.zip') |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/composables/useImageDownload.ts around lines 12 to 25, remove the
misleading TODO comment "// TODO: Implement ZIP saving logic here" because the
ZIP creation, image fetching, blob conversion, zip file additions, zip
generation, and saveAs call are already implemented; simply delete that comment
so the code accurately reflects its implemented state and commit the updated
file.
| declare module '*.vue' { | ||
| import { DefineComponent } from 'vue'; | ||
| const component: DefineComponent<{}, {}, any>; | ||
| export default component; | ||
| import {DefineComponent} from 'vue' | ||
| const component: DefineComponent<object, object, unknown> | ||
| export default component | ||
| } |
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Critical: Duplicate module declaration detected.
This file declares the same *.vue module as src/shims-vue.d.ts. Having duplicate TypeScript module declarations can lead to:
- Declaration conflicts or ambiguous types
- Unpredictable behavior depending on which file TypeScript processes first
- Maintenance overhead
Remove one of these files to avoid conflicts.
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Eliminate redundant '*.vue' declaration
Both src/vue-shim.d.ts and src/shims-vue.d.ts declare module '*.vue'. Remove or consolidate one of these to prevent duplicate TypeScript module declarations.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/vue-shim.d.ts around lines 1 to 5, there is a duplicate declaration for
module '*.vue' that conflicts with src/shims-vue.d.ts; remove this duplicate by
deleting the module declaration in src/vue-shim.d.ts (or delete the file
entirely) and keep a single, canonical '*.vue' module declaration in
src/shims-vue.d.ts so TypeScript has only one definition for Vue SFCs; ensure
the remaining declaration matches the current project needs
(DefineComponent<object, object, unknown>) and that no import paths break.
…ilience, monitoring, and documentation (#29)
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src/components/ImageSelection.vue (1)
166-166: Fix TS error:File.lastModifiedDateis deprecated/absent in DOM types.Use
file.lastModifiedonly.Apply this diff:
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vite.config.ts (1)
69-87: Lower warning limit and update vendor-sketchy post-fork.
roughjsandwired-elementsare correctly declared in package.json.- Consider reducing
chunkSizeWarningLimit(e.g. to 500 kB) for better initial load performance or document why 1000 kB is required.- When you fork
wired-elementsand remove the Rough.js patch (per TODO.md), update thevendor-sketchymanualChunks entry to reference the new package names.src/components/ImageSelection.vue (3)
59-68: TS with Options API: consider stronger typing.For better TS checks, wrap with
defineComponentand add concrete types for data/props (PropType, typed arrays/unions). Optional, but improves safety, esp. aroundimages/selectedImages. Based on learningsAlso applies to: 70-73
199-202: Handle size=0 and simplify size formatting.
Math.log(0)→-Infinity. Add a zero guard; avoid* 1coercion.Apply this diff:
- formatSize(size: number) { - const i = Math.floor(Math.log(size) / Math.log(1024)) - return (size / Math.pow(1024, i)).toFixed(2) * 1 + ' ' + ['B', 'KB', 'MB', 'GB', 'TB'][i] - }, + formatSize(size: number) { + if (!size || size <= 0) return '0 B' + const i = Math.min(Math.floor(Math.log(size) / Math.log(1024)), 4) + const units = ['B', 'KB', 'MB', 'GB', 'TB'] as const + return `${(size / Math.pow(1024, i)).toFixed(2)} ${units[i]}` + },
205-209: Filename split edge case handled.Covers no-dot filenames correctly. Consider returning with consistent spacing and naming (
{ name, ext }).
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searchQueryand emitsupdate:searchQuery, and ImageGalleryItem accepts propsearchQuery(camelCase in code, kebab-case in template). Verify types arestring.Also applies to: 50-52
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@remove. If ImageGalleryItem allows toggling selection, ensure it emits an event (e.g.,update:selectedortoggle-select) and the parent updatesselectedImagesand re‑emits.
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| if: inputs.dry_run == 'false' && steps.open_prs.outputs.pr_count > 5 | ||
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| `- Active staging environments: ${openPRCount}\n` + | ||
| `- Azure Static Web Apps Free tier limit: 10 staging environments\n\n` + | ||
| `**Action Required:**\n` + | ||
| `1. Review and close stale PRs\n` + | ||
| `2. Merge or close PRs that are no longer needed\n` + | ||
| `3. Monitor the number of concurrent PRs\n\n` + | ||
| `**Background:**\n` + | ||
| `Azure Static Web Apps creates a staging environment for each PR. ` + | ||
| `When the number of open PRs approaches the limit, new deployments may fail.\n\n` + | ||
| `This issue was automatically created by the staging cleanup workflow.`; | ||
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| title: `⚠️ High Number of Active Staging Environments (${openPRCount})`, | ||
| body: issueBody, | ||
| labels: ['automation', 'infrastructure'] | ||
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Fix scheduled-run condition for cleanup report
inputs.dry_run only exists for workflow_dispatch. On the weekly cron run it’s undefined, so inputs.dry_run == 'false' evaluates to false and the issue creation path never runs—meaning scheduled cleanups silently skip the alert even when we exceed the staging limit. Wrap the check so cron executions are treated as non-dry runs, e.g.:
if: (github.event_name != 'workflow_dispatch' || inputs.dry_run == 'false') && steps.open_prs.outputs.pr_count > 5That keeps workflow_dispatch respect for the toggle while restoring the automated alerting you expect from the cron job.
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Guard the auto-commit for forked PRs
This step unconditionally pushes with GITHUB_TOKEN. On PRs opened from forks (the default for external contributors), GITHUB_TOKEN is read-only, so every forked PR will fail here before reviewers can look at the diff. Please skip the commit/push path when github.event.pull_request.head.repo.fork is true (or otherwise detect the repo mismatch) and fall back to a manual action instead.
Example fix:
- - name: Commit and push updated lock file
- if: steps.regenerate.outputs.lock_file_changed == 'true'
+ - name: Commit and push updated lock file
+ if: steps.regenerate.outputs.lock_file_changed == 'true' && github.event.pull_request.head.repo.fork == falseAlso mirror this guard on the PR comment step so forks don’t see false-positive automation notices.
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| if: steps.regenerate.outputs.lock_file_changed == 'true' && github.event.pull_request.head.repo.fork == false | |
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.github/workflows/lockfile-sync.yml lines 67-77: the workflow step
unconditionally commits and pushes using GITHUB_TOKEN which is read-only for
forked PRs; guard this path by checking if
github.event.pull_request.head.repo.fork is true (or compare github.repository
and github.event.pull_request.head.repo.full_name) and skip the commit/push when
running on a fork, emitting a message or setting an output to indicate manual
action is required; implement the conditional around the commit/push step (or
wrap the run block) so it only executes when not a fork, and apply the same
guard to the later PR-comment step so forked PRs don’t trigger false automation
notices.
| // Emit remaining File objects, not IDs | ||
| const remainingFiles = this.images | ||
| .filter((img) => this.selectedImages.includes(img.id)) | ||
| .map((img) => img.file) | ||
| this.$emit('update:selectedImages', remainingFiles) | ||
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Avoid breaking change in emitted payload; also guard .find undefined.
You switched update:selectedImages to emit File[]. This can break parents expecting ID[]. Emit both IDs and Files to de-risk; also guard .find(...) possibly returning undefined to satisfy TS/runtime.
Suggested diffs:
- emits: ['update:selectedImages'],
+ emits: ['update:selectedImages', 'update:selectedFiles'],- // Emit remaining File objects, not IDs
- const remainingFiles = this.images
- .filter((img) => this.selectedImages.includes(img.id))
- .map((img) => img.file)
- this.$emit('update:selectedImages', remainingFiles)
+ // Emit both: selected IDs and corresponding File objects
+ const remainingFiles = this.images
+ .filter((img) => this.selectedImages.includes(img.id))
+ .map((img) => img.file)
+ this.$emit('update:selectedImages', this.selectedImages.slice())
+ this.$emit('update:selectedFiles', remainingFiles)- this.$emit(
- 'update:selectedImages',
- newSelectedImages.map((id) => this.images.find((img) => img.id === id).file)
- )
+ this.$emit('update:selectedImages', newSelectedImages.slice())
+ this.$emit(
+ 'update:selectedFiles',
+ newSelectedImages
+ .map((id) => this.images.find((img) => img.id === id))
+ .filter((img): img is typeof this.images[number] => !!img)
+ .map((img) => img.file)
+ )Please confirm parent listeners and update types/docs accordingly.
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Emit both IDs and File objects and guard find
- Update emits declaration (around line 75):
-emits: ['update:selectedImages'],
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filteredFiles(around line 136), emit IDs then Files:
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.filter((img) => this.selectedImages.includes(img.id))
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- this.$emit('update:selectedImages', remainingFiles)
+ this.$emit('update:selectedImages', this.selectedImages.slice())
+ this.$emit('update:selectedFiles', remainingFiles)- In file-picker promise (around line 178), guard
.findand emit both:
- this.$emit(
- 'update:selectedImages',
- newSelectedImages.map((id) => this.images.find((img) => img.id === id).file)
- )
+ this.$emit('update:selectedImages', newSelectedImages.slice())
+ const selectedFiles = newSelectedImages
+ .map((id) => this.images.find((img) => img.id === id)?.file)
+ .filter((file): file is File => file != null)
+ this.$emit('update:selectedFiles', selectedFiles)Confirm parent listeners and update types/docs for the new update:selectedFiles event.
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src/assets/scss/handdrawn.scss (2)
164-214: Restore the native checkbox/radio to keep focus accessibility.Hiding the inputs with
display: nonepulls them out of the focus order and the accessibility tree, so keyboard and assistive-technology users can’t operate these controls. Use a “visually hidden but focusable” pattern instead (e.g., position absolute, 1px box, clip/clip-path).
284-344: Keep the switch’s checkbox visually hidden, notdisplay: none.The switch repeats the same
display: nonepattern, so the checkbox never receives focus and the control is unusable from the keyboard. Replace it with the standard visually hidden approach so the native input stays focusable.src/components/HighlightedText.vue (1)
38-38: CRITICAL: Unresolved unsafe regex construction from user input.This issue was flagged in a previous review but remains unfixed. The
queryprop is used directly inRegExpconstruction without escaping special regex characters. This will cause runtime errors if the query contains regex metacharacters (e.g.,.,*,+,?,[,],(,)) and could enable ReDoS (Regular Expression Denial of Service) attacks with malicious inputs.Apply this diff to escape the query before using it in regex:
const parts = computed<TextPart[]>(() => { if (!props.query) { return [{text: props.text, highlight: false}] } - const regex = new RegExp(`(${props.query})`, 'gi') + const escapedQuery = props.query.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, '\\$&') + const regex = new RegExp(`(${escapedQuery})`, 'gi') const result = []Also applies to: 41-47
.github/workflows/post-merge-cleanup.yml (1)
24-38: Eliminate shell injection in the consolidation check.
github.event.pull_request.title/bodyare dropped straight into the shell, so a crafted PR can break out of the pattern test and run arbitrary commands. Export them through the step’senv:block and reference the environment variables (fully quoted) inside the script instead.- name: Check if this is the consolidation PR id: check_consolidation + env: + PR_TITLE: ${{ github.event.pull_request.title }} + PR_BODY: ${{ github.event.pull_request.body }} run: | - PR_TITLE="${{ github.event.pull_request.title }}" - PR_BODY="${{ github.event.pull_request.body }}" - - if [[ "$PR_TITLE" == *"Consolidate"* ]] || [[ "$PR_TITLE" == *"consolidate"* ]] || \ - [[ "$PR_BODY" == *"PRs Consolidated"* ]] || [[ "$PR_BODY" == *"consolidat"* ]]; then + if [[ "${PR_TITLE}" == *"Consolidate"* ]] || [[ "${PR_TITLE}" == *"consolidate"* ]] || \ + [[ "${PR_BODY}" == *"PRs Consolidated"* ]] || [[ "${PR_BODY}" == *"consolidat"* ]]; then echo "is_consolidation=true" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT echo "This is a consolidation PR - will perform cleanup" elsePR_READINESS.md (1)
304-307: Restore the corrupted automation line.The automation update sentence is still mangled by shell marker output. Replace it with the clean text so the section renders correctly.
-*_All post-merge actions are now automatedecho ***BEGIN***COMMAND_OUTPUT_MARKER*** ; PS1= ; PS2= ; EC=0 ; echo ***BEGIN***COMMAND_DONE_MARKER***0 ; }_ +**All post-merge actions are now automated!**
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src/components/HighlightedText.vue (1)
38-50: Consider usingmatchAll()for clearer iteration.The current code uses
String.replace()with a callback solely for its side effect of iterating over matches, discarding the replaced string. This is non-idiomatic and less readable. UsingmatchAll()makes the intent explicit.Consider this refactor:
- const regex = new RegExp(`(${escapedQuery})`, 'gi') + const regex = new RegExp(escapedQuery, 'gi') const result = [] let lastIndex = 0 - props.text.replace(regex, (match, _, index) => { + for (const match of props.text.matchAll(regex)) { + const index = match.index! if (index > lastIndex) { result.push({text: props.text.substring(lastIndex, index), highlight: false}) } - result.push({text: match, highlight: true}) - lastIndex = index + match.length - }) + result.push({text: match[0], highlight: true}) + lastIndex = index + match[0].length + } if (lastIndex < props.text.length) { result.push({text: props.text.substring(lastIndex), highlight: false}) }Note: This assumes you've already escaped the query as suggested in the critical issue comment.
PR_READINESS.md (1)
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| - **Frontend**: Vue 3 + TypeScript + Vite | ||
| - **UI Framework**: Element Plus with custom wired-elements for sketchy aesthetics | ||
| - **Python Integration**: PyScript 2025.5.1 with PIL (Pillow) for image processing | ||
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Correct the npm requirement copy.
The doc claims we require npm 11.0.0+, but the repo ships with lockfileVersion 3 (needs npm ≥7) and our Node 20 toolchain bundles npm 10. Setting the bar at 11 blocks the standard LTS environment without justification. Please align this note with the actual minimum we support (or document a real 11.x dependency if one exists).
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In .github/copilot-instructions.md around lines 9–16, the npm requirement
incorrectly states "npm 11.0.0+"; update this to match the repo's lockfile and
toolchain by changing the line to require npm >=7 (or state "npm 7+; Node 20
includes npm 10" / otherwise document that an actual 11.x dependency is
required), so the doc reflects the real minimum supported version and avoids
blocking standard Node 20 LTS environments.
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Inconsistent prop validation: required but allows empty string.
The query prop is marked required: true, but line 35 guards against falsy values with if (!props.query). This allows empty strings, which contradicts the "required" semantics. Consider either removing the required constraint or adding a custom validator to enforce non-empty strings.
If you want to require non-empty strings, apply this diff:
query: {
type: String,
- required: true
+ required: true,
+ validator: (value: string) => value.length > 0
}Alternatively, if empty strings are acceptable, change required: true to default: '' to clarify intent.
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In src/components/HighlightedText.vue around lines 28 to 31, the query prop is
declared required: true but the component still treats empty strings as falsy
(if (!props.query)), creating inconsistent semantics; either enforce non-empty
strings by replacing required: true with a validator that returns typeof v ===
'string' && v.trim().length > 0 (keep required) and keep the existing guard, or
allow empty strings by changing the prop to not required and adding default: ''
(and adjust/remove the falsy guard accordingly) so the prop declaration matches
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15-15: Duplicate: Incorrect npm version requirement.This issue has already been flagged in previous reviews. The npm version requirement should be 7.0.0+, not 11.0.0+, based on the lockfileVersion 3 in package-lock.json.
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35-35: Optional: Wrap bare URL in angle brackets for markdown compliance.The bare URL on line 35 triggers a markdown linting warning. Consider wrapping it in angle brackets:
<http://localhost:5173/>to satisfy markdownlint while maintaining readability.-Starts Vite dev server on http://localhost:5173/ +Starts Vite dev server on <http://localhost:5173/>
111-132: Optional: Add language specifier to directory structure code block.The fenced code block showing the directory structure lacks a language specifier. While it renders correctly, adding
textorplaintextwould satisfy markdown linters.-``` +```text / ├── src/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.md (1)
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The imports on line 2 are incorrect. The package exports defineConfigWithVueTs and vueTsConfigs, not defineConfig and createConfig. Additionally, calling vueTsEslintConfig() without arguments is not the correct usage pattern—vueTsConfigs are prebuilt configs from @typescript-eslint with camelCase names, not a callable function.
The correct minimal usage pattern is to import defineConfigWithVueTs and vueTsConfigs, then pass vueTsConfigs.recommended (or another config variant) to defineConfigWithVueTs.
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14-18: CRITICAL: Correct npm version requirement.Line 17 states "npm (required version 11.0.0+)" but this is incorrect. The project's
package-lock.jsonuses lockfileVersion 3, which requires npm >= 7.0.0. Node 20 LTS (the standard LTS) bundles npm 10, so requiring 11+ blocks developers on standard environments without justification. This issue was flagged in previous reviews and must be corrected.Apply this diff:
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9-20: Consider validating unknown flags to prevent silent typos.Unknown arguments are treated as passthrough args for Vitest, which means a typo like
--skip-test(singular) would silently fail to skip tests. Consider adding a warning or error for unrecognized flags starting with--.Example enhancement:
for (const arg of args) { if (arg === '--help' || arg === '-h') { printHelp(); process.exit(0); } if (arg === '--with-typecheck' || arg === '--skip-tests' || arg === '--skip-build' || arg === '--skip-lint') { flagSet.add(arg); continue; } + // Warn about unknown flags that might be typos + if (arg.startsWith('--') && !arg.startsWith('--no-')) { + console.warn(`⚠️ Unknown flag: ${arg} (will be passed to Vitest)`); + } // Treat unknown arguments as passthrough args for vitest passthroughArgs.push(arg); }
90-92: Consider using a multi-line template literal for better readability.The help text is concatenated as a single long string, which makes the code harder to read and maintain.
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function printHelp() { - console.log(`Bleedy Agent QA Helper\n\nUsage: npm run qa [options] [-- [vitest-options]]\n\nOptions:\n --with-typecheck Include the slower vue-tsc type checking step\n --skip-lint Skip the ESLint run\n --skip-build Skip the Vite production build\n --skip-tests Skip the Vitest suite\n -h, --help Show this help message\n\nAll other arguments after -- are passed directly to Vitest.\n\nExamples:\n npm run qa\n npm run qa -- --with-typecheck\n npm run qa -- --skip-tests\n npm run qa -- --run --coverage\n npm run qa -- --grep "my test pattern"\n`); + console.log(` +Bleedy Agent QA Helper + +Usage: npm run qa [options] [-- [vitest-options]] + +Options: + --with-typecheck Include the slower vue-tsc type checking step + --skip-lint Skip the ESLint run + --skip-build Skip the Vite production build + --skip-tests Skip the Vitest suite + -h, --help Show this help message + +All other arguments after -- are passed directly to Vitest. + +Examples: + npm run qa + npm run qa -- --with-typecheck + npm run qa -- --skip-tests + npm run qa -- --run --coverage + npm run qa -- --grep "my test pattern" + `.trim()); }
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PR_READINESS.md (1)
1-11: Approved—clean redirect to consolidated guide.The redirect structure is clear and the links are properly formatted.
docs/AGENT_TOOLKIT.md (1)
1-52: Excellent agent toolkit quickstart.The command reference, collaboration checklist, and cross-agent defaults table provide clear, actionable guidance. The troubleshooting tips are practical and well-placed.
README.md (1)
57-82: Excellent consolidation and CI/CD sections.The new documentation sections provide clear guidance on using the unified QA helper, referencing consolidation guides, and understanding the CI/CD pipeline. Links are well-placed and actionable.
.github/copilot-instructions.md (1)
1-333: Excellent comprehensive instructions with minor capitalization notes.The Copilot instructions document is thorough, well-organized, and covers architecture, commands, dependencies, and collaboration patterns effectively. The project overview, build commands, and development guidelines are clear and actionable. Minor corrections needed for GitHub capitalization throughout (lines 3, 189, 193, 197, 200, 274, 283, 308–311, 323) — consider using "GitHub" in descriptive text and
.github/only in file paths.CONSOLIDATED_TASK_GUIDE.md (1)
1-143: Excellent consolidated guide with clear playbooks.This document serves its purpose as a single source of truth for consolidation context, automation workflows, and post-merge actions. The snapshot, key outcomes table, automation suite overview, and review resolution playbook are all well-organized and actionable. Handoff and verification steps are comprehensive.
CONSOLIDATION_CHANGES.md (1)
1-176: Approved—comprehensive consolidation documentation.This document effectively tracks all changes from the seven-PR consolidation, including package upgrades, configuration modernizations, removed/renamed components, and validation results. The rationale for changes (e.g., icon PascalCase renaming) and future development recommendations are helpful for team context.
docs/README.md (1)
1-116: Approved—clear documentation index.This README serves well as an entry point to the documentation suite. The guide descriptions, quick-link sections, and contributing standards are clear and helpful. The structure supports discoverability for new developers and maintainers alike.
.github/AGENT_COLLABORATION.md (1)
1-445: Approved—excellent multi-agent collaboration framework.This guide provides exceptional clarity on agent capabilities, limitations, communication patterns, and best practices. The Agent Capability Matrix, workflow templates, and tool-specific notes are comprehensive. The structured communication templates (handoff, review request, completion report) will reduce confusion across agent platforms. Best practices and context preservation guidance are thoughtful and practical.
scripts/agent-check.mjs (1)
1-92: Well-structured QA orchestration script.The script correctly implements the QA workflow with proper argument parsing, cross-platform command execution, and error handling. The logic for managing skip flags, type checking, and Vitest passthrough arguments is sound.
package.json (4)
14-19: LGTM! Script updates are well-structured.The script changes properly integrate the new QA workflow, expand formatting scope, and add Husky integration with a safe fallback. The simplified ESLint command aligns with modern ESLint CLI conventions.
25-25: Dependency updates follow semver and appear safe.The version bumps for element-plus, vue, and vue-router are within compatible ranges (minor/patch updates) and should not introduce breaking changes.
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52-52: Husky integration properly configured.The husky devDependency addition aligns with the prepare script and enables Git hook management for the project.
1-77: Package configuration changes are well-coordinated.The updates to scripts, dependencies, and devDependencies properly support the new QA workflow, Husky integration, and maintain up-to-date library versions. All changes align with the PR objectives.
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…in-element-plus-0.10.0 deps(deps-dev): bump unplugin-element-plus from 0.9.1 to 0.10.0
This pull request introduces significant updates to the project, focusing on improving UI libraries, enhancing PyScript integration, refining interop between JavaScript and Python, and addressing minor style and dependency updates. Below is a summary of the most important changes grouped by theme:
UI Libraries Overhaul
TODO.mdfor forking and updatingwired-elementsand eliminating theRough.jspatch. This includes auditing components, updating dependencies, and modifying project imports to use the forked library.DoodleCSSandpaper-cssand outlined strategies for handling outdated libraries.PyScript Integration and Interop Enhancements
index.htmlto2025.5.1and added a custom splash screen for loading feedback.bleedy_interop.jsto dispatch custom events for image processing updates and progress to the Vue application.public/pyscript/main.pyto leverage the new interop module for progress updates and processed image dispatch, removing direct DOM manipulation. [1] [2]public/pyscript/config.toml.Dependency and Script Updates
package.json, includingelement-plusandvue-router, to their latest versions. Removed@zip.js/zip.js.scripts/check-pyscript-version.sh, to verify PyScript version consistency and integrate with Husky as a pre-commit hook.Styling and Font Adjustments
src/App.vueandsrc/assets/scss/handdrawn.scss. Adjusted styles for elements like buttons, checkboxes, and fieldsets to improve consistency and readability. [1] [2] [3] [4]These changes collectively improve the project's maintainability, user experience, and integration between Python and JavaScript.