Remove the Office file placeholder that only showed "Preview will be
supported in a future update" without any download option. Office files
(pdf, doc, docx, xls, xlsx, ppt, pptx) now fall through to the generic
"unsupported file" handler which provides a download button.
Removed:
- OfficeFilePlaceholder component
- isOfficeFile function and OFFICE_EXTENSIONS constant
- isOffice flag from useFileTypeInfo hook
- i18n keys for officePlaceholder
This simplifies the file type handling to just three categories:
- Editable: markdown, code, text files → editor
- Previewable: image, video files → media preview
- Everything else: download button
Change useSkillFileData to use isEditable instead of isMediaFile:
- Editable files (markdown, code, text) fetch file content for editing
- Non-editable files (image, video, office, unsupported) fetch download URL
This fixes the download button for unsupported files which was incorrectly
using file content (UTF-8 decoded garbage) instead of the presigned URL.
Extract business logic into dedicated hooks to reduce component complexity:
- useFileTypeInfo: file type detection (markdown, code, image, video, etc.)
- useSkillFileData: data fetching with conditional API calls
- useSkillFileSave: save logic with Ctrl+S keyboard shortcut
Also fix Vercel best practice: use ternary instead of && for conditional rendering.
Previously, media files were fetched via getFileContent API which decodes
binary data as UTF-8, resulting in corrupted strings that cannot be used
as img/video src. Now media files use getFileDownloadUrl API to get a
presigned URL, enabling proper preview of images and videos of any size.
- Add constants.ts with ROOT_ID, CONTEXT_MENU_TYPE, NODE_MENU_TYPE
- Add root utilities to tree-utils.ts (isRootId, toApiParentId, etc.)
- Replace '__root__' with ROOT_ID for consistent root identifier
- Replace inline 'blank'/'root' strings with constants
- Use NodeMenuType for type-safe menu type props
- Remove duplicate ContextMenuType from types.ts, use from constants.ts
Remove redundant createTargetNodeId and use selectedTreeNodeId for both
visual highlight and creation target. This simplifies the state management
by having a single source of truth for tree selection, similar to VSCode's
file explorer behavior where both files and folders can be selected.
Split use-file-operations.ts (248 lines) into smaller focused hooks:
- use-create-operations.ts for file/folder creation and upload
- use-modify-operations.ts for rename and delete operations
- use-file-operations.ts now serves as orchestrator maintaining backward compatibility
Extract TreeNodeIcon component from tree-node.tsx for cleaner separation of concerns.
Add brief comments to drag hooks explaining their purpose and relationships.
When dragging files over a closed folder, the highlight now blinks
during the second half of the 2-second hover period to signal that
the folder is about to expand. This provides better visual feedback
similar to VSCode's drag-and-drop behavior.
Use Promise.all for concurrent file uploads instead of sequential
processing, improving upload performance for multiple files. Also
add isFileDrag check to handleFolderDragOver for consistency with
other drag handlers.
Enable users to drag files from their system directly into the file tree
to upload them. Files can be dropped on the tree container (uploads to root)
or on specific folders. Hovering over a closed folder for 2 seconds auto-
expands it. Uses Zustand for drag state management instead of React Context
for better performance.
The previous refactor inadvertently passed undefined nodeId for blank
area menus, causing root-level folder creation/upload to fail. This
restores the original behavior by explicitly passing 'root' when the
context menu type is 'blank'.
Consolidate menu components by extending NodeMenu to support a 'root'
type, eliminating the redundant BlankAreaMenu component. This reduces
code duplication and simplifies the context menu logic by storing
isFolder in the context menu state instead of re-querying tree data.
Add right-click context menu for file tree blank area with New File,
New Folder, and Upload Files options. Also align search input and
add button styles to match Figma design specs (24px height, 6px radius).
Consolidate file type derivations into a single useMemo with stable
dependencies (currentFileNode?.name and currentFileNode?.extension)
to help React Compiler track stability.
Extract originalContent as a separate variable to avoid property access
in useCallback dependencies, which caused Compiler to infer broader
dependencies than specified.
Wrap isEditable in useMemo to help React Compiler track its stability
and preserve memoization for callbacks that depend on it. Also replace
Record<string, any> with Record<string, unknown> to satisfy no-explicit-any.
Move activeTabId and fileMetadata reads from selector subscriptions to
getState() calls inside the callback. These values were only used in the
insertTools callback, not for rendering, causing unnecessary re-renders
when they changed.
Previously, any edit would mark the file as dirty even if the content
was restored to its original state. Now we compare against the original
content and clear the dirty flag when they match.
Split the monolithic skill-editor-slice.ts into a dedicated directory with
individual slice files (tab, file-tree, dirty, metadata, file-operations-menu)
to improve maintainability and code organization.
Add search functionality to skill sidebar using react-arborist's built-in
searchTerm and searchMatch props. Search input is debounced at 300ms and
filters tree nodes by name (case-insensitive). Also add success toast for
rename operations.
Replace getAncestorIds(treeData) with node.parent chain traversal
for more efficient ancestor lookup. This avoids re-traversing the
tree data structure and uses react-arborist's built-in parent refs.
Also rename hook to useSyncTreeWithActiveTab for clarity.
Use split button pattern to separate main content area from more button.
This prevents click events on the more button from bubbling up to the
parent element's click/double-click handlers, which caused unintended
file opening when clicking the menu button multiple times.
