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The recent updates to the CKEditor5's autoformat feature enhance the handling of code blocks. The modifications allow users to specify the programming language immediately after typing the triple backticks, which aligns with common markdown practices. This update improves the user experience by enabling language-specific formatting as soon as a code block is initiated.
Changes
| File Path | Change Summary |
|---|---|
.../ckeditor5-autoformat/src/autoformat.ts |
Modified blockAutoformatEditing to support language specifier for code blocks. |
.../ckeditor5-autoformat/tests/autoformat.js |
Adjusted test cases to handle code blocks with and without language specifiers. |
.../ckeditor5-autoformat/tests/manual/autoformat.md |
Updated manual to reflect the creation of empty code blocks with optional language specifiers. |
Assessment against linked issues
| Objective | Addressed | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Enable passing code type with the code block (#12212) | ✅ | |
| Mimic markdown editor behavior by adding code block after space or enter (#12212) | ✅ |
In summary, the changes effectively address the objectives outlined in the linked issue #12212, enhancing the functionality of the CKEditor5 autoformat feature to include language-specific code blocks that are initiated with either a space or an enter key, mimicking common markdown behaviors.
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* packages/ckeditor5-autoformat/src/autoformat.ts (1 hunks) * packages/ckeditor5-autoformat/tests/autoformat.js (3 hunks) * packages/ckeditor5-autoformat/tests/manual/autoformat.md (1 hunks)Additional Context Used
LanguageTool (7)
packages/ckeditor5-autoformat/tests/manual/autoformat.md (7)
Near line 9: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym. Context: ...ock to replace it with a list item. 1. Type `>` and press the space at the beginnin... --- Near line 11: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym. Context: ...k to replace it with a block quote. 1. Type `1` followed by a `.` or `)` and press ... --- Near line 11: Unpaired symbol: ‘(’ seems to be missing Context: ...uote. 1. Type `1` followed by a `.` or `)` and press space (at the beginning of a... --- Near line 13: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym. Context: ...place it with a numbered list item. 1. Type `*foobar*`/`_foobar_` to italicize `foo... --- Near line 17: Possible typo: you repeated a whitespace Context: ... `foobar` ``` to mark as code `foobar`. ``` ` ``` should be removed. 1. Type `~~foo... --- Near line 19: Possible spelling mistake found. Context: ...ld be removed. 1. Type `~~foobar~~` to strikethrough `foobar`. `~~` should be removed. 1. T... --- Near line 29: Possible spelling mistake found. Context: ... inline formatting (bold, italic, code, strikethrough) after a soft break (Shift+<...
Additional comments not posted (10)
packages/ckeditor5-autoformat/tests/manual/autoformat.md (2)
`21-21`: The addition of specifying a language when creating a code block enhances usability and aligns with common markdown practices. --- `23-23`: The update to allow creating an empty code block with any whitespace following the backticks is a useful enhancement.packages/ckeditor5-autoformat/src/autoformat.ts (2)
`195-203`: The implementation for autoformatting code blocks with a specified language is correctly handled. The regex pattern and conditions are well-defined. --- `204-204`: The handling of code blocks without a specified language, using the previous language choice, is a thoughtful feature that enhances user experience.packages/ckeditor5-autoformat/tests/autoformat.js (6)
`512-512`: The test for replacing triple grave accents with a code block in a paragraph is correctly implemented and verifies the functionality as expected. --- `521-521`: The test for handling triple grave accents within a heading element is well-implemented and covers an important scenario. --- `530-530`: The test for replacing triple grave accents in a non-empty paragraph is thorough and ensures the feature works as intended even with additional text. --- `539-539`: The test correctly ensures that triple grave accents are not replaced within numbered list items, preserving list formatting. --- `548-548`: The test ensures that triple grave accents are not replaced within bulleted list items, which is important for list integrity. --- `557-557`: The test for not replacing triple grave accents when already in a code block is crucial and well-implemented.
theannachen
Type autoformat: Adds new autoformatting for language selection. Closes #12212 .
Type codeblock: Closes #12212 .
Functionality Changes Codeblocks can no longer be created by "
" and must contain a space after the triple graves (i.e. "").Instead of the default or the last language always being used by the shortcut, codeblocks can now be created with specific languages by adding them after the
, such aspython. After the name, the space will then create the block.If the language used is not a valid language, it will create an undefined codeblock.
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