memos/web/tests/sidebar-row-grammar.test.tsx
johnnyjoygh aba1f7384d feat(sidebar): separate checked filters from current rows
The rail used one fill for two meanings: the page you are on and a
filter that is on. A view, a tag and a calendar day could light three
rows like three current pages, while the view itself was never echoed
above the list.

- Split sidebarRowStateClasses into idle / current / checked. Nav pills,
  settings sections and list scopes stay filled; views, tags (flat and
  tree) and the selected calendar day take the checked look: foreground
  text, accent icon and count, a 2px accent mark in the rail inset, no
  surface.
- Echo the active view as a filter chip like a tag, and format the day
  chip as a date.
- Make the tags list/tree toggle surface-free so only rows carry a fill.
- Tighten rows from 32px to 28px; nav pills keep their 32px square.
2026-09-02 22:50:29 +08:00

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import { render, screen } from "@testing-library/react";
import { HashIcon } from "lucide-react";
import { describe, expect, it, vi } from "vitest";
import SidebarRow, {
SIDEBAR_ROW_BOX_CLASSES,
SIDEBAR_ROW_COUNT_RAIL_CLASSES,
SIDEBAR_ROW_SLOT_BUTTON_CLASSES,
SIDEBAR_ROW_SLOT_CLASSES,
} from "@/components/AppSidebar/SidebarRow";
import SidebarSection, {
SIDEBAR_SECTION_ACTION_BUTTON_CLASSES,
SIDEBAR_SECTION_CONTENT_CLASSES,
} from "@/components/AppSidebar/SidebarSection";
import TagTree from "@/components/TagTree";
vi.mock("@/utils/i18n", () => ({ useTranslate: () => (key: string) => key }));
/**
* Tag rows drifted off the rail's row grammar once already (they were 26px/12px against
* everything else's 30px/13px). These lock the shared box: the sizes must come from
* `SIDEBAR_ROW_BOX_CLASSES`, not from values copied into each list.
*/
const boxClasses = SIDEBAR_ROW_BOX_CLASSES.split(" ");
describe("sidebar row grammar", () => {
it("gives every content section the same title and row rhythm", () => {
render(
<SidebarSection label="Statistics">
<SidebarRow label="August 2026" />
</SidebarSection>,
);
expect(screen.getByRole("heading", { name: "Statistics", level: 2 })).toHaveClass("text-2xs", "font-normal");
expect(screen.getByRole("button", { name: "August 2026" }).parentElement).toHaveClass(...SIDEBAR_SECTION_CONTENT_CLASSES.split(" "));
});
it("gives a nav row the shared row box", () => {
render(<SidebarRow icon={HashIcon} label="Tasks" count={3} />);
const row = screen.getByRole("button", { name: "Tasks3" });
expect(row).toHaveClass(...boxClasses);
expect(row).toHaveClass("h-7", "w-full", "gap-1", "rounded-md", "px-2");
expect(row).not.toHaveClass("-mx-1");
// Icon in the shared slot and count in the shared rail, so every list — nav rows,
// views, tags in both modes — keeps its icons and digits on the same vertical lines.
expect(row.firstElementChild).toHaveClass(...SIDEBAR_ROW_SLOT_CLASSES.split(" "));
expect(row.firstElementChild).toHaveClass("size-5");
expect(row.firstElementChild?.firstElementChild).toHaveClass("size-4");
expect(screen.getByText("3")).toHaveClass(...SIDEBAR_ROW_COUNT_RAIL_CLASSES.split(" "));
});
it("keeps compact controls at a 24px hit target without layout margins", () => {
expect(SIDEBAR_ROW_SLOT_BUTTON_CLASSES).toContain("after:-inset-0.5");
expect(SIDEBAR_ROW_SLOT_BUTTON_CLASSES).toContain("after:content-['']");
expect(SIDEBAR_ROW_SLOT_BUTTON_CLASSES).not.toContain("-mx-1");
expect(SIDEBAR_SECTION_ACTION_BUTTON_CLASSES.split(" ")).toContain("size-6");
});
it("gives tag tree rows the same box as a nav row", () => {
render(
<TagTree
tagAmounts={[
["a", 2],
["a/b", 1],
]}
scope="home"
onTagClick={vi.fn()}
/>,
);
for (const item of screen.getAllByRole("treeitem")) {
expect(item).toHaveClass(...boxClasses);
}
expect(document.querySelector(".lucide-chevron-right")).toHaveClass("me-auto");
});
it("indents nested tags by the same step the memo outline uses", () => {
render(
<TagTree
tagAmounts={[
["a", 2],
["a/b", 1],
]}
// The active tag keeps the nested row expanded into view.
activeTag="a/b"
scope="home"
onTagClick={vi.fn()}
/>,
);
const [root, child] = screen.getAllByRole("treeitem");
expect(root).toHaveStyle({ paddingInlineStart: "8px" });
expect(child).toHaveStyle({ paddingInlineStart: "20px" });
});
});