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) This commit implements a solution for seamless integration of HTML and SVG attributes by introducing a unified import mechanism that resolves naming conflicts. ## Changes: - Fixed SVG namespace handling by properly implementing the attr function in HtmlSvgAttrs - Created UnifiedTags trait that uses Scala 3 export statements to selectively import non-conflicting members - Added prefixed versions (svg*) for all conflicting attributes and tags - Introduced `unifiedAll` object for importing both HTML and SVG without conflicts - Uncommented previously disabled SVG attributes (height, width, id) ## Conflict Resolution: - Simple attribute conflicts (class, style, type, etc.): SVG versions get 'svg' prefix - Tag/attribute conflicts (title, pattern, filter, etc.): Clear naming to distinguish usage - Maintains backward compatibility by keeping HTML versions as defaults ## Testing: - Added comprehensive test suite in UnifiedTagsTest.scala - Tests verify combined HTML/SVG usage, namespace assignment, and conflict resolution - All existing tests continue to pass ## Documentation: - Created README.md with usage examples and complete conflict mapping - Added inline documentation explaining the approach This allows developers to write: ```scala import wvlet.airframe.rx.html.unifiedAll.* div( cls -> "container", // HTML class svg( svgClass -> "chart", // SVG class svgWidth -> "400" // SVG width ) ) ``` 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request significantly enhances the rx-html
library by resolving long-standing naming conflicts between HTML and SVG attributes and tags. It introduces a new unifiedAll
import that provides a seamless way to combine HTML and SVG elements within the same Scala code, making it much easier for developers to build rich, mixed-content user interfaces. The solution intelligently handles attribute and tag name clashes by introducing svg
prefixes for SVG-specific elements, ensuring proper rendering and maintainability.
Highlights
- Unified Import Mechanism: Introduced a new
unifiedAll
import object that allows developers to use both HTML and SVG tags and attributes simultaneously without naming conflicts, simplifying mixed-content UI development. - Conflict Resolution Strategy: Implemented a clear conflict resolution strategy where SVG attributes and tags that clash with HTML counterparts are prefixed with
svg
(e.g.,svgClass
,svgStyle
,svgTitle
), ensuring distinct and unambiguous usage. - Correct Namespace Handling: Ensured that all HTML and SVG attributes and tags are correctly assigned their respective namespaces (XHTML for HTML, SVG for SVG), which is crucial for proper rendering and browser compatibility.
- Comprehensive Testing & Documentation: Added a dedicated test suite (
UnifiedTagsTest.scala
) to thoroughly validate the new unified import and conflict resolution, alongside updatedREADME.md
documentation with usage examples and a detailed conflict mapping.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a unifiedAll
import to resolve naming conflicts between HTML and SVG attributes and tags in rx-html
. The solution uses Scala 3's export
feature to selectively import non-conflicting members and provides prefixed versions for conflicting ones. The changes are supported by documentation in README.md
and unit tests.
My review includes suggestions for improvement:
- Removing a leftover development comment in
UnifiedTags.scala
. - Improving a test case in
UnifiedTagsTest.scala
to more accurately reflect the specific conflict being resolved.
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test("should handle conflicting tag names correctly") { | ||
import unifiedAll.* | ||
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// HTML title in HtmlTagsExtra | ||
val htmlTitle = tags_extra.title | ||
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// SVG title element | ||
val svgTitleElement = svgTitle("This is a tooltip") | ||
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// They should be different elements with different namespaces | ||
assert(htmlTitle.name == "title") | ||
assert(htmlTitle.namespace == Namespace.xhtml) | ||
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// SVG title should have SVG namespace | ||
svgTitleElement match { | ||
case elem: HtmlElement => | ||
assert(elem.name == "title") | ||
assert(elem.namespace == Namespace.svg) | ||
} | ||
} |
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The test should handle conflicting tag names correctly
and its use of tags_extra.title
could be a bit misleading. The conflict resolved by this PR for title
is between the HTML title
attribute (from HtmlAttrs
) and the SVG title
tag (from svgTags
).
The current test compares two different tags (tags_extra.title
and svgTitle
) but doesn't verify how unifiedAll
resolves the attribute/tag conflict for the name title
.
A more direct test would check that title
from unifiedAll
resolves to the HTML attribute, while svgTitle
resolves to the SVG tag. This would more accurately validate the conflict resolution mechanism.
test("should resolve conflict between HTML title attribute and SVG title tag") {
import unifiedAll.*
// `title` from unifiedAll should be the HTML attribute
val htmlAttribute = title -> "This is an HTML attribute"
htmlAttribute match {
case attr: HtmlAttribute =>
assert(attr.name == "title")
assert(attr.namespace == Namespace.xhtml)
case other =>
fail(s"Expected HtmlAttribute, but got ${other}")
}
// `svgTitle` should be the SVG tag
val svgElement = svgTitle("This is an SVG title element")
svgElement match {
case elem: HtmlElement =>
assert(elem.name == "title")
assert(elem.namespace == Namespace.svg)
case other =>
fail(s"Expected HtmlElement, but got ${other}")
}
}
- Format UnifiedTags.scala with proper indentation and alignment - Format test files with consistent style - Remove export syntax that's incompatible with scala213source3 dialect - Fix typos in SVG tag names (feDistantLighting, feSpotlight, feTurbulance) - Remove deprecated font SVG tag 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
Summary
This PR implements issue #3953 to resolve naming conflicts between HTML and SVG attributes in the rx-html library, enabling seamless integration of both attribute sets.
Problem
Previously, developers couldn't easily import both HTML and SVG tags/attributes together using
import wvlet.airframe.rx.html.all.*
due to naming conflicts for common attributes likestyle
,class
,title
, etc.Solution
UnifiedTags
trait that intelligently handles conflictsunifiedAll
object that can be imported to use both HTML and SVG togethersvgStyle
,svgClass
)export
statements for selective importsKey Changes
unifiedAll
object for combined usageUsage Example
Test plan
🤖 Generated with Claude Code