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Christian Bromann eb725fce6e fix(vue): update Stencil Vue output target (#30159)
This patch includes some necessary updates for
`@stencil/vue-output-target@v0.9.0`:

- we started to export Stencils helpers as runtime via
`@stencil/vue-output-target/runtime` similar to what we did in React
- this version requires some updates to Vue and TypeScript as well
- adjustments related to that update
2025-01-29 16:31:31 +00:00

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import type { AnimationBuilder } from "@ionic/core/components";
import {
LIFECYCLE_DID_ENTER,
LIFECYCLE_DID_LEAVE,
LIFECYCLE_WILL_ENTER,
LIFECYCLE_WILL_LEAVE,
} from "@ionic/core/components";
import { defineCustomElement } from "@ionic/core/components/ion-router-outlet.js";
import {
h,
defineComponent,
ref,
computed,
inject,
provide,
watch,
shallowRef,
onUnmounted,
} from "vue";
import type { InjectionKey, Ref } from "vue";
import { matchedRouteKey, routeLocationKey, useRoute } from "vue-router";
import { fireLifecycle, generateId, getConfig } from "../utils";
// TODO(FW-2969): types
const isViewVisible = (enteringEl: HTMLElement) => {
return (
!enteringEl.classList.contains("ion-page-hidden") &&
!enteringEl.classList.contains("ion-page-invisible")
);
};
const viewDepthKey: InjectionKey<0> = Symbol(0);
export const IonRouterOutlet = /*@__PURE__*/ defineComponent({
name: "IonRouterOutlet",
setup() {
defineCustomElement();
const injectedRoute = inject(routeLocationKey)!;
const route = useRoute();
const depth = inject(viewDepthKey, 0);
const matchedRouteRef: any = computed(() => route.matched[depth]);
let previousMatchedRouteRef: Ref | undefined;
let previousMatchedPath: string | undefined;
provide(viewDepthKey, (depth + 1) as 0);
provide(matchedRouteKey, matchedRouteRef);
const ionRouterOutlet = ref();
const id = generateId("ion-router-outlet");
const ionRouter: any = inject("navManager");
const viewStacks: any = inject("viewStacks");
const components = shallowRef([]);
let skipTransition = false;
// The base url for this router outlet
let parentOutletPath: string;
/**
* Note: Do not listen for matchedRouteRef by itself here
* as the callback will not fire for parameterized routes (i.e. /page/:id).
* So going from /page/1 to /page/2 would not fire this callback if we
* only listened for changes to matchedRouteRef.
*/
watch(
() => [route, matchedRouteRef.value],
([currentRoute, currentMatchedRouteRef]) => {
/**
* This callback checks whether or not a router outlet
* needs to respond to a change in the matched route.
* It handles a few cases:
* 1. The matched route is undefined. This means that
* the matched route is not applicable to this outlet.
* For example, a /settings route is not applicable
* to a /tabs/... route.
*
* Note: When going back to a tabs outlet from a non-tabs outlet,
* the tabs outlet should NOT attempt a page transition from the
* previous tab to the active tab. To do this we compare the current
* route with the previous route. Unfortunately, we cannot rely on the
* previous value provided by Vue in the watch callback. This is because
* when coming back to the tabs context, the previous matched route will
* be undefined (because nothing in the tabs context matches /settings)
* but the current matched route will be defined and so a transition
* will always occur.
*
* 2. The matched route is defined and is different than
* the previously matched route. This is the most
* common case such as when you go from /page1 to /page2.
*
* 3. The matched route is the same but the parameters are different.
* This is a special case for parameterized routes (i.e. /page/:id).
* When going from /page/1 to /page/2, the matched route object will
* be the same, but we still need to perform a page transition. To do this
* we check if the parameters are different (i.e. 1 vs 2). To avoid enumerating
* all of the keys in the params object, we check the url path to
* see if they are different after ensuring we are in a parameterized route.
*/
if (currentMatchedRouteRef !== undefined) {
const matchedDifferentRoutes =
currentMatchedRouteRef !== previousMatchedRouteRef;
const matchedDifferentParameterRoutes =
currentRoute.matched[currentRoute.matched.length - 1] ===
currentMatchedRouteRef &&
currentRoute.path !== previousMatchedPath;
if (matchedDifferentRoutes || matchedDifferentParameterRoutes) {
setupViewItem(matchedRouteRef);
}
}
previousMatchedRouteRef = currentMatchedRouteRef;
previousMatchedPath = currentRoute.path;
},
/**
* Future versions of Vue may default watching nested
* reactive objects to "deep: false".
* We explicitly set this watcher to "deep: true" to
* account for that.
* https://github.com/vuejs/core/issues/9965#issuecomment-1875067499
*/
{ deep: true }
);
const canStart = () => {
const config = getConfig();
const swipeEnabled =
config &&
config.get("swipeBackEnabled", ionRouterOutlet.value.mode === "ios");
if (!swipeEnabled) return false;
const stack = viewStacks.getViewStack(id);
if (!stack || stack.length <= 1) return false;
/**
* We only want to outlet of the entering view
* to respond to this gesture, so check
* to make sure the view is in the outlet we want.
*/
const routeInfo = ionRouter.getLeavingRouteInfo();
const enteringViewItem = viewStacks.findViewItemByRouteInfo(
{ pathname: routeInfo.pushedByRoute || "" },
id
);
return !!enteringViewItem;
};
const onStart = async () => {
const routeInfo = ionRouter.getLeavingRouteInfo();
const { routerAnimation } = routeInfo;
const enteringViewItem = viewStacks.findViewItemByRouteInfo(
{ pathname: routeInfo.pushedByRoute || "" },
id
);
const leavingViewItem = viewStacks.findViewItemByRouteInfo(routeInfo, id);
if (leavingViewItem) {
let animationBuilder = routerAnimation;
const enteringEl = enteringViewItem.ionPageElement;
const leavingEl = leavingViewItem.ionPageElement;
/**
* If we are going back from a page that
* was presented using a custom animation
* we should default to using that
* unless the developer explicitly
* provided another animation.
*/
const customAnimation = enteringViewItem.routerAnimation;
if (animationBuilder === undefined && customAnimation !== undefined) {
animationBuilder = customAnimation;
}
leavingViewItem.routerAnimation = animationBuilder;
await transition(
enteringEl,
leavingEl,
"back",
ionRouter.canGoBack(2),
true,
animationBuilder
);
}
return Promise.resolve();
};
const onEnd = (shouldContinue: boolean) => {
if (shouldContinue) {
skipTransition = true;
/**
* Use the same logic as clicking
* ion-back-button to determine where
* to go back to.
*/
ionRouter.handleNavigateBack();
} else {
/**
* In the event that the swipe
* gesture was aborted, we should
* re-hide the page that was going to enter.
*/
const routeInfo = ionRouter.getCurrentRouteInfo();
const enteringViewItem = viewStacks.findViewItemByRouteInfo(
{ pathname: routeInfo.pushedByRoute || "" },
id
);
enteringViewItem.ionPageElement.setAttribute("aria-hidden", "true");
enteringViewItem.ionPageElement.classList.add("ion-page-hidden");
}
};
watch(ionRouterOutlet, () => {
ionRouterOutlet.value.swipeHandler = {
canStart,
onStart,
onEnd,
};
});
const transition = async (
enteringEl: HTMLElement,
leavingEl: HTMLElement,
direction: any,
showGoBack: boolean,
progressAnimation: boolean,
animationBuilder?: AnimationBuilder
) => {
if (skipTransition) {
skipTransition = false;
return Promise.resolve(false);
}
if (enteringEl === leavingEl) {
return Promise.resolve(false);
}
enteringEl.classList.add("ion-page-invisible");
const hasRootDirection =
direction === undefined || direction === "root" || direction === "none";
const result = await ionRouterOutlet.value.commit(enteringEl, leavingEl, {
/**
* replace operations result in a direction of none.
* These typically do not have need animations, so we set
* the duration to 0. However, if a developer explicitly
* passes an animationBuilder, we should assume that
* they want an animation to be played even
* though it is a replace operation.
*/
duration:
hasRootDirection && animationBuilder === undefined ? 0 : undefined,
direction,
showGoBack,
progressAnimation,
animationBuilder,
});
return result;
};
const handlePageTransition = async () => {
const routeInfo = ionRouter.getCurrentRouteInfo();
const {
routerDirection,
routerAction,
routerAnimation,
prevRouteLastPathname,
delta,
} = routeInfo;
const enteringViewItem = viewStacks.findViewItemByRouteInfo(
routeInfo,
id
);
let leavingViewItem = viewStacks.findLeavingViewItemByRouteInfo(
routeInfo,
id
);
const enteringEl = enteringViewItem.ionPageElement;
/**
* All views that can be transitioned to must have
* an `<ion-page>` element for transitions and lifecycle
* methods to work properly.
*/
if (enteringEl === undefined) {
console.warn(`[@ionic/vue Warning]: The view you are trying to render for path ${routeInfo.pathname} does not have the required <ion-page> component. Transitions and lifecycle methods may not work as expected.
See https://ionicframework.com/docs/vue/navigation#ionpage for more information.`);
}
if (enteringViewItem === leavingViewItem) return;
if (!leavingViewItem && prevRouteLastPathname) {
leavingViewItem = viewStacks.findViewItemByPathname(
prevRouteLastPathname,
id
);
}
/**
* If the entering view is already
* visible, then no transition is needed.
* This is most common when navigating
* from a tabs page to a non-tabs page
* and then back to the tabs page.
* Even when the tabs context navigated away,
* the inner tabs page was still active.
* This also avoids an issue where
* the previous tabs page is incorrectly
* unmounted since it would automatically
* unmount the previous view.
*
* This should also only apply to entering and
* leaving items in the same router outlet (i.e.
* Tab1 and Tab2), otherwise this will
* return early for swipe to go back when
* going from a non-tabs page to a tabs page.
*/
if (
isViewVisible(enteringEl) &&
leavingViewItem?.ionPageElement !== undefined &&
!isViewVisible(leavingViewItem.ionPageElement)
) {
return;
}
fireLifecycle(
enteringViewItem.vueComponent,
enteringViewItem.vueComponentRef,
LIFECYCLE_WILL_ENTER
);
if (
leavingViewItem?.ionPageElement &&
enteringViewItem !== leavingViewItem
) {
let animationBuilder = routerAnimation;
const leavingEl = leavingViewItem.ionPageElement;
fireLifecycle(
leavingViewItem.vueComponent,
leavingViewItem.vueComponentRef,
LIFECYCLE_WILL_LEAVE
);
/**
* If we are going back from a page that
* was presented using a custom animation
* we should default to using that
* unless the developer explicitly
* provided another animation.
*/
const customAnimation = enteringViewItem.routerAnimation;
if (
animationBuilder === undefined &&
routerDirection === "back" &&
customAnimation !== undefined
) {
animationBuilder = customAnimation;
}
leavingViewItem.routerAnimation = animationBuilder;
await transition(
enteringEl,
leavingEl,
routerDirection,
!!routeInfo.pushedByRoute,
false,
animationBuilder
);
leavingEl.classList.add("ion-page-hidden");
leavingEl.setAttribute("aria-hidden", "true");
const usingLinearNavigation = viewStacks.size() === 1;
if (routerAction === "replace") {
leavingViewItem.mount = false;
leavingViewItem.ionPageElement = undefined;
leavingViewItem.ionRoute = false;
} else if (
!(routerAction === "push" && routerDirection === "forward")
) {
const shouldLeavingViewBeRemoved =
routerDirection !== "none" &&
leavingViewItem &&
enteringViewItem !== leavingViewItem;
if (shouldLeavingViewBeRemoved) {
leavingViewItem.mount = false;
leavingViewItem.ionPageElement = undefined;
leavingViewItem.ionRoute = false;
/**
* router.go() expects navigation to be
* linear. If an app is using multiple stacks then
* it is not using linear navigation. As a result, router.go()
* will not give the results that developers are expecting.
*/
if (usingLinearNavigation) {
viewStacks.unmountLeavingViews(id, enteringViewItem, delta);
}
}
} else if (usingLinearNavigation) {
viewStacks.mountIntermediaryViews(id, leavingViewItem, delta);
}
fireLifecycle(
leavingViewItem.vueComponent,
leavingViewItem.vueComponentRef,
LIFECYCLE_DID_LEAVE
);
} else {
/**
* If there is no leaving element, just show
* the entering element. Wrap it in an raf
* in case ion-content's fullscreen callback
* is running. Otherwise we'd have a flicker.
*/
requestAnimationFrame(() =>
enteringEl.classList.remove("ion-page-invisible")
);
}
fireLifecycle(
enteringViewItem.vueComponent,
enteringViewItem.vueComponentRef,
LIFECYCLE_DID_ENTER
);
components.value = viewStacks.getChildrenToRender(id);
};
const setupViewItem = (matchedRouteRef: any) => {
const firstMatchedRoute = route.matched[0];
if (!parentOutletPath) {
parentOutletPath = firstMatchedRoute.path;
}
/**
* If no matched route, do not do anything in this outlet.
* If there is a match, but it the first matched path
* is not the root path for this outlet, then this view
* change needs to be rendered in a different outlet.
* We also add an exception for when the matchedRouteRef is
* equal to the first matched route (i.e. the base router outlet).
* This logic is mainly to help nested outlets/multi-tab
* setups work better.
*/
if (
!matchedRouteRef.value ||
(matchedRouteRef.value !== firstMatchedRoute &&
firstMatchedRoute.path !== parentOutletPath)
) {
return;
}
const currentRoute = ionRouter.getCurrentRouteInfo();
let enteringViewItem = viewStacks.findViewItemByRouteInfo(
currentRoute,
id
);
if (!enteringViewItem) {
enteringViewItem = viewStacks.createViewItem(
id,
matchedRouteRef.value.components.default,
matchedRouteRef.value,
currentRoute
);
viewStacks.add(enteringViewItem);
}
if (!enteringViewItem.mount) {
enteringViewItem.mount = true;
enteringViewItem.registerCallback = () => {
handlePageTransition();
enteringViewItem.registerCallback = undefined;
};
} else {
handlePageTransition();
}
components.value = viewStacks.getChildrenToRender(id);
};
if (matchedRouteRef.value) {
setupViewItem(matchedRouteRef);
}
/**
* Remove stack data for this outlet
* when outlet is destroyed otherwise
* we will see cached view data.
*/
onUnmounted(() => viewStacks.clear(id));
const registerIonPage = (viewItem: any, ionPageEl: HTMLElement) => {
const oldIonPageEl = viewItem.ionPageElement;
viewStacks.registerIonPage(viewItem, ionPageEl);
/**
* If there is a registerCallback,
* then this component is being registered
* as a result of a navigation change.
*/
if (viewItem.registerCallback) {
/**
* Page should be hidden initially
* to avoid flickering.
*/
ionPageEl.classList.add("ion-page-invisible");
viewItem.registerCallback();
/**
* If there is no registerCallback, then
* this component is likely being re-registered
* as a result of a hot module replacement.
* We need to see if the oldIonPageEl has
* .ion-page-invisible. If it does not then we
* need to remove it from the new ionPageEl otherwise
* the page will be hidden when it is replaced.
*/
} else if (
oldIonPageEl &&
!oldIonPageEl.classList.contains("ion-page-invisible")
) {
ionPageEl.classList.remove("ion-page-invisible");
}
};
return {
id,
components,
injectedRoute,
ionRouterOutlet,
registerIonPage,
};
},
render() {
const { components, registerIonPage, injectedRoute } = this;
return h(
"ion-router-outlet",
{ ref: "ionRouterOutlet" },
components &&
components.map((c: any) => {
let props = {
ref: c.vueComponentRef,
key: c.pathname,
registerIonPage: (ionPageEl: HTMLElement) =>
registerIonPage(c, ionPageEl),
};
/**
* IonRouterOutlet does not support named outlets.
*/
const routePropsOption = c.matchedRoute?.props?.default;
/**
* Since IonRouterOutlet renders multiple components,
* each render will cause all props functions to be
* called again. As a result, we need to cache the function
* result and provide it on each render so that the props
* are not lost when navigating from and back to a page.
* When a component is destroyed and re-created, the
* function is called again.
*/
const getPropsFunctionResult = () => {
const cachedPropsResult = c.vueComponentData?.propsFunctionResult;
if (cachedPropsResult) {
return cachedPropsResult;
} else {
const propsFunctionResult = routePropsOption(injectedRoute);
c.vueComponentData = {
...c.vueComponentData,
propsFunctionResult,
};
return propsFunctionResult;
}
};
const routeProps = routePropsOption
? routePropsOption === true
? c.params
: typeof routePropsOption === "function"
? getPropsFunctionResult()
: routePropsOption
: null;
props = {
...props,
...routeProps,
};
return h(c.vueComponent, props);
})
);
},
});