Enhances the resize handle indicator for calendar events by using cached event elements for efficiency.
This eliminates the need to constantly query the DOM, and only refreshes the cache on relevant event changes.
Additionally updates the resize indicator style for improved visual clarity and user experience.
Adds a resize handle manager to handle mouse hover
effects on calendar events and display a resize indicator.
This allows users to visually identify and initiate
event resizing by hovering near the bottom edge of an event.
Refactors the event layout and stacking logic based on review feedback.
This includes:
- Merging conflicting event groups to prevent inconsistencies.
- Implementing minimal stack level assignment using a min-heap.
- Consolidating styling and using DateService for drag operations.
- Adding reflow after drag and drop.
- Improving the column event filtering to include events overlapping midnight.
- Ensuring explicit sorting of events for grid layout.
Refines the event grid layout algorithm to more accurately
identify conflicting events for stacking within the grid.
Now uses an expanding search to find chains of conflicting events,
ensuring that all events that should be grouped together are
correctly identified.
Introduces a coordinator to manage event layout calculations,
separating this logic from rendering.
It calculates stack levels and allocates event columns for
improved visual organization of calendar events.
Moves complex layout determination logic (grid grouping, stack levels, positioning) from `EventRenderer` to a new `EventLayoutCoordinator` class.
Delegates layout responsibilities to the coordinator, significantly simplifying the `EventRenderer`'s `renderColumnEvents` method. Refines `EventStackManager` by removing deprecated layout methods, consolidating its role to event grouping and core stack level management.
Improves modularity and separation of concerns within the rendering pipeline.
Introduces a 3-phase algorithm in `EventStackManager` for dynamic event positioning. Groups events by start time proximity to determine optimal layout.
Optimizes horizontal space by using side-by-side grid columns for simultaneous events and allowing non-overlapping events to share stack levels. Supports nested stacking for late-arriving events within grid columns.
Includes comprehensive documentation (`STACKING_CONCEPT.md`) and a visual demonstration (`stacking-visualization.html`) to explain the new layout logic. Updates event rendering to utilize the new manager and adds extensive test coverage.
Introduces a polymorphic `createClone` method on base event elements to customize clone generation.
Adds a `replaceClone` delegate to drag event payloads, enabling subscribers to dynamically swap the active dragged clone.
This supports scenarios like converting a standard event clone to an all-day event clone when dragging to the all-day header.
Improves efficiency and reliability of drag-and-drop operations involving calendar headers.
Transitions from continuous polling within `handleMouseMove` to using native `mouseenter` and `mouseleave` events with delegation on `swp-calendar-header` elements. This change ensures more precise and performant detection of header interactions during a drag.
Also enhances the initial event detection logic to correctly identify `SWP-ALLDAY-EVENT` elements when starting a drag.
Introduces web components for event elements, separating timed and all-day events into distinct components for better organization and reusability.
This change also simplifies event rendering and drag-and-drop operations by leveraging the properties and lifecycle methods of web components.
Enhances date validation and timezone handling using DateService, ensuring data integrity and consistency.
Refactors event rendering and dragging to correctly handle date transformations.
Adds a test plan for event stacking and z-index management.
Fixes edge cases in navigation and date calculations for week/year boundaries and DST transitions.
Standardizes date manipulation across the application by leveraging the DateService.
This change improves consistency and reduces code duplication by removing redundant date calculations.
Replaces DateCalculator with DateService for improved date and time operations, including timezone handling.
This change enhances the calendar's accuracy and flexibility in managing dates, especially concerning timezone configurations.
It also corrects a typo in the `allDay` dataset attribute.
Addresses issues with all-day event duration calculation and positioning during drag and drop.
- Uses `differenceInCalendarDays` to correctly calculate event duration across timezone and DST boundaries.
- Preserves the original event time when moving events to a different day.
- Snaps dragged event to the top of the target time slot.
Ensures all-day events maintain their original duration
when dragged and dropped to a new date.
Calculates and applies the correct end date based on the
original event's span.
Addresses issues with dragging all-day events, ensuring correct event placement and layout calculations after a drag and drop operation.
Specifically, ensures the correct event ID is used and updates the event layout when dragging all day events.
Refines drag and drop behavior for all-day events.
Removes unnecessary logging and conditional logic in the
AllDayManager.
Simplifies column change handling in the EventRendererManager.
Ensures that the all-day event overflow indicator updates
correctly when the number of events changes, instead of
creating duplicate indicators.
Removes unused event click handling logic.
Ensures correct display of all-day events when collapsed or expanded.
Improves the transition between collapsed and expanded states by
adjusting the overflow event visibility.
Simplifies the all-day event overflow toggle logic by using distinct class names and avoiding direct class switching, improving code readability and maintainability.
Centralizes the maximum number of displayed all-day event rows into a single constant.
This change ensures consistency and simplifies management of the all-day event row limit across the application.
Corrects off-by-one error in overflow count.
Ensures consistent all-day event row height calculation across CSS and TypeScript.
The all-day event row height calculation is adjusted by removing redundant container padding from the TypeScript constant and synchronizing the CSS variable with the event height.
Additionally, the layout engine is directly tested in the test file for better coverage.
Refactors all-day event layout calculation to use the header elements directly.
This change improves the accuracy of event positioning
and fixes potential issues with date handling.
Refactors all-day event rendering to use header column data.
This ensures events are rendered based on the actual visible
dates in the header, improving accuracy and responsiveness to view changes.
Removes direct dependency on week dates in `AllDayManager` and
`EventRenderingService`, instead, the all-day manager is instantiated
with event manager.
Updates `HeaderManager` to emit header bounds.
Refactors all-day event layout calculation and rendering for improved accuracy and performance.
Improves drag-and-drop behavior for all-day events, ensuring correct event placement and column detection.
Addresses issues with event overflow display and provides a more responsive user experience.
Adds a method to retrieve column bounds based on a given date, enhancing date-specific event placement.
Removes unnecessary data storage for overflow event titles, simplifying overflow event handling.
Refactors all-day event height calculation to use the `currentLayouts` array, ensuring more accurate and reliable height adjustments.
This avoids querying the DOM directly and relies on the existing layout data for improved performance and correctness.
Improves all-day event drag and drop by recalculating layouts and applying differential updates to minimize DOM manipulations.
This change optimizes the update process by comparing current and new layouts, only updating elements with changed grid areas, leading to smoother transitions.
Removes obsolete code.
Enhances the all-day event display when collapsed by showing four rows (three events plus an overflow indicator).
Updates the overflow indicator logic to dynamically display the number of hidden events and allow the user to expand the view.
Adds functionality to collapse the all-day event rows when the number of rows exceeds a limit.
This improves the layout by preventing the all-day section from taking up too much space. A chevron button is added to allow users to expand/collapse the section.
Refactors drag and drop logic to use the dragged clone consistently, fixing issues with event handling and element manipulation during drag operations.
Also includes a fix where the original element is removed after a drag is completed.
Adds column bounds cache update after drag operations for improved column detection.
Refactors all-day event conversion during drag and drop to
use the event payload, improving code clarity and reducing
redundancy.
Removes unnecessary style settings and fixes column detection
logic. Addresses an issue where event removal occurred before
successful placement.
Improves drag and drop functionality by refactoring column detection to use column bounds instead of dates.
This change enhances the accuracy and efficiency of determining the target column during drag operations.
It also removes redundant code and simplifies the logic in both the DragDropManager and AllDayManager.
Simplifies all-day event rendering by streamlining the layout
calculation and event placement process, using the AllDayLayoutEngine
to determine the grid positions. This removes deprecated methods
and improves overall code clarity.
Refactors drag and drop handling to use a cloned event element,
ensuring correct positioning and styling during drag operations
for both regular timed events and all-day events.
This change streamlines the drag and drop process by:
- Creating a clone of the dragged event at the start of the drag.
- Passing the clone through the drag events.
- Handling all-day events with the AllDayManager
- Handling regular timed events with the EventRendererManager
This resolves issues with event positioning and styling during
drag, especially when moving events across columns or between
all-day and timed sections.
Refactors all-day event drag and drop handling for improved accuracy and performance.
Introduces a shared `ColumnDetectionUtils` for consistent column detection.
Simplifies all-day conversion during drag, placing events in row 1 and calculating the column from the target date.
Implements differential updates during drag end, updating only changed events for smoother transitions.
Refactors all-day event rendering to use a layout engine
for overlap detection and positioning, ensuring events
are placed in available rows and columns.
Removes deprecated method and adds unit tests.
Ensures all-day container is created as part of the standard header structure, rather than on-demand.
Removes the request listener and logic for ensuring all-day container existence.
Improves the calculation of the all-day event container's
height by finding the highest row number in use, ensuring
the container accurately reflects the space occupied by events.
Updates debug logging for clarity.
Centralizes grid creation logic within the GridRenderer
for better code organization and reusability. This change
moves the grid rendering functionality from
NavigationRenderer to GridRenderer and updates the
NavigationManager to use the new GridRenderer.
