import * as React from "react"; import { useMemo } from "react"; import * as RouterDom from "react-router-dom"; import type { Issue } from "@paperclipai/shared"; import { useQuery, useQueryClient } from "@tanstack/react-query"; import { timeAgo } from "@/lib/timeAgo"; import { createIssueDetailPath, withIssueDetailHeaderSeed } from "@/lib/issueDetailBreadcrumb"; import { getIssueDetailQueryOptions, ISSUE_DETAIL_STALE_TIME_MS, prefetchIssueDetailForNavigation, } from "@/lib/issueDetailCache"; import { queryKeys } from "@/lib/queryKeys"; import { cn } from "@/lib/utils"; import { Popover, PopoverContent, PopoverTrigger } from "@/components/ui/popover"; import { StatusGlyph } from "@/components/StatusGlyph"; import { ProjectTile } from "@/components/ProjectTile"; /* ------------------------------------------------------------------ */ /* Single-flight quicklook store */ /* */ /* Every issue link renders its own Radix Popover. In a dense list */ /* (e.g. the Conference Room agent feed) independent per-card open */ /* state lets popovers overlap, linger, and stack — two flyouts at */ /* once, sometimes showing the wrong card. This module-level store */ /* enforces exactly one open quicklook across the whole tree: opening */ /* one closes any other. */ /* ------------------------------------------------------------------ */ let activeQuicklookId: symbol | null = null; const quicklookListeners = new Set<() => void>(); function emitQuicklookChange() { for (const listener of quicklookListeners) listener(); } function openQuicklookId(id: symbol) { if (activeQuicklookId === id) return; activeQuicklookId = id; emitQuicklookChange(); } function closeQuicklookId(id: symbol) { if (activeQuicklookId !== id) return; activeQuicklookId = null; emitQuicklookChange(); } function subscribeQuicklook(listener: () => void) { quicklookListeners.add(listener); return () => { quicklookListeners.delete(listener); }; } function useIsQuicklookOpen(id: symbol) { return React.useSyncExternalStore( subscribeQuicklook, () => activeQuicklookId === id, () => false, ); } /** Hover-intent delay (ms) before a quicklook opens — prevents flicker * as the pointer crosses cards on its way somewhere else. */ const QUICKLOOK_OPEN_DELAY_MS = 120; /** * Distance from the quicklook's outer edge to its first column of text: the * `p-3` padding in `QUICKLOOK_CONTENT_CLASS` (12px) plus the 1px border that * `PopoverContent` draws. Both sit between the box edge and the content, so * both have to be cancelled to line the text up with the trigger's. */ const QUICKLOOK_CONTENT_INSET_PX = 12 + 1; /** Shared shell for every surface that renders `IssueQuicklookCard`. */ export const QUICKLOOK_CONTENT_CLASS = "w-72 p-3"; /** * Cancel the card's own inset along the align axis, so the preview lines up * with the *text* that opened it rather than with that text's box. * * Radix aligns box to box: with `align="start"` the card's left edge meets the * trigger's left edge, which leaves the card's text pushed right by its border * and padding — visibly off against the task key above it. Pulling the box back * by exactly that inset puts the card's first column of text on the same * vertical line as the trigger's. `end` needs the mirror of it; `center` has no * edge to line up with, so it gets nothing. */ export function quicklookAlignOffset(align: "start" | "center" | "end" = "start"): number { if (align === "start") return -QUICKLOOK_CONTENT_INSET_PX; if (align === "end") return QUICKLOOK_CONTENT_INSET_PX; return 0; } export type IssueQuicklookIssue = Pick & { identifier?: string | null; status: string; priority: string; description?: string | null; blockerAttention?: Issue["blockerAttention"]; projectId?: string | null; project?: { name?: string | null } | null; originKind?: string; originId?: string | null; }; function summarizeIssueDescription(description: string | null | undefined) { if (!description) return null; const summary = description .replace(/!\[[^\]]*]\([^)]+\)/g, " ") .replace(/\[([^\]]+)\]\([^)]+\)/g, "$1") .replace(/[#>*_`~-]+/g, " ") .replace(/\s+/g, " ") .trim(); if (!summary) return null; return summary.length > 180 ? `${summary.slice(0, 177).trimEnd()}...` : summary; } /** "·" between facts in the quicklook's meta and status lines. */ function QuicklookSeparator({ className }: { className?: string }) { return ( · ); } /** "in_review" -> "In review". The card states the status as a word, not a chip. */ function statusLabel(status: string): string { const words = status.replace(/_/g, " "); return words.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + words.slice(1); } /** * The standard task preview card. Every hover preview of a task in the app * renders this, so the same three rows appear in the same order everywhere: * * 1. meta — status glyph · task key [· project] .......... last activity * 2. title * 3. summary — first lines of the description * * The meta row splits: identity on the left, recency pinned right. Identity * leads because a preview answers "which task is this?", and the title alone * does not. * * Status carries no word of its own — the glyph is the status, exactly as it is * on task rows and decision cards. Because that leaves shape and colour as the * only visual signal, the glyph is given a `title`, so it renders as * `role="img"` with the status as its accessible name. The status stays * available to a screen reader without spending a line on it. * * Three shapes the row must hold, per the design mock: * 1. no project — glyph, key, and the timestamp hard right * 2. project — a "·" and the project tile plus name join the left group * 3. truncation — a long project name ellipsizes; the key and the timestamp * never do, so the two facts that identify the task survive * at any width */ export function IssueQuicklookCard({ issue, linkTo, linkState, compact = false, }: { issue: IssueQuicklookIssue; linkTo: RouterDom.To; linkState?: unknown; compact?: boolean; }) { const description = useMemo(() => summarizeIssueDescription(issue.description), [issue.description]); const projectName = issue.project?.name; return (
{issue.identifier ?? issue.id.slice(0, 8)} {projectName ? ( <> {projectName} ) : null}
{timeAgo(new Date(issue.updatedAt))}
{issue.title} {description ? (

{description}

) : null}
); } export const IssueLinkQuicklook = React.forwardRef< HTMLAnchorElement, React.ComponentProps & { issuePathId: string; disableIssueQuicklook?: boolean; issuePrefetch?: Issue | null; issueQuicklookSide?: React.ComponentProps["side"]; issueQuicklookAlign?: React.ComponentProps["align"]; } >(function IssueLinkQuicklookImpl( { issuePathId, to, children, className, state, disableIssueQuicklook = false, issuePrefetch = null, issueQuicklookSide = "top", issueQuicklookAlign = "start", onClick, onClickCapture, onMouseEnter, onFocus, onBlur, onTouchStart, ...props }, ref, ) { const queryClient = useQueryClient(); const instanceId = React.useMemo(() => Symbol("issue-quicklook"), []); const open = useIsQuicklookOpen(instanceId); const openTimerRef = React.useRef | null>(null); const triggerRef = React.useRef(null); const contentRef = React.useRef(null); // Keep the caller's ref working while we also hold our own handle on the // trigger node (needed by the pointer-escape guard below). const setTriggerRef = React.useCallback( (node: HTMLAnchorElement | null) => { triggerRef.current = node; if (typeof ref === "function") ref(node); else if (ref) ref.current = node; }, [ref], ); const cancelScheduledOpen = React.useCallback(() => { if (openTimerRef.current) { clearTimeout(openTimerRef.current); openTimerRef.current = null; } }, []); // Open immediately (keyboard focus, or re-entering the open popover). const openNow = React.useCallback(() => { cancelScheduledOpen(); openQuicklookId(instanceId); }, [cancelScheduledOpen, instanceId]); // Open after the hover-intent delay (pointer entering a card). const scheduleOpen = React.useCallback(() => { cancelScheduledOpen(); openTimerRef.current = setTimeout(() => { openTimerRef.current = null; openQuicklookId(instanceId); }, QUICKLOOK_OPEN_DELAY_MS); }, [cancelScheduledOpen, instanceId]); const close = React.useCallback(() => { cancelScheduledOpen(); closeQuicklookId(instanceId); }, [cancelScheduledOpen, instanceId]); // Clear any pending timer and release the active slot on unmount. React.useEffect(() => { return () => { cancelScheduledOpen(); closeQuicklookId(instanceId); }; }, [cancelScheduledOpen, instanceId]); // Pointer-escape guard. // // The only close paths are `mouseleave` on the trigger and on the content, // and a leave event is not guaranteed: when the layout shifts, the element // moves out from under a stationary pointer rather than the pointer moving // off the element, and no leave fires. Expanding a decision row does exactly // that, stranding an open quicklook on screen until something else happens // to open one. // // Rather than enumerate the ways a leave can be missed, re-check the // browser's own hover state on every pointer move and close as soon as the // pointer is over neither the trigger nor the card. Keyboard use is exempt: // a quicklook opened by focus stays put while focus remains inside it. React.useEffect(() => { if (!open) return; // Slack around each box, so crossing the 4px gap between the trigger and // the card does not read as leaving. const EDGE_SLACK_PX = 12; const nearBox = (element: Element | null, x: number, y: number) => { if (!element) return false; const rect = element.getBoundingClientRect(); return ( x >= rect.left - EDGE_SLACK_PX && x <= rect.right + EDGE_SLACK_PX && y >= rect.top - EDGE_SLACK_PX && y <= rect.bottom + EDGE_SLACK_PX ); }; const stillEngaged = (x: number, y: number) => { const trigger = triggerRef.current; const content = contentRef.current; // Two independent signals, and closing needs both to agree the pointer is // gone: `:hover` is authoritative about stacking and overlap, geometry // survives the cases where hover state is not updated. Either one holding // keeps the card open, so a real pointer resting on it is never dropped. if (trigger?.matches(":hover") || content?.matches(":hover")) return true; if (nearBox(trigger, x, y) || nearBox(content, x, y)) return true; // Opened by keyboard: hold while focus is still inside. const active = document.activeElement; return trigger === active || (!!content && !!active && content.contains(active)); }; const onPointerMove = (event: PointerEvent) => { if (!stillEngaged(event.clientX, event.clientY)) close(); }; document.addEventListener("pointermove", onPointerMove, { passive: true }); return () => document.removeEventListener("pointermove", onPointerMove); }, [open, close]); const prefetchedState = issuePrefetch ? withIssueDetailHeaderSeed(state, issuePrefetch) : state; const { data, isLoading } = useQuery({ ...getIssueDetailQueryOptions(queryClient, issuePathId, { placeholderIssue: issuePrefetch ?? undefined }), enabled: open, staleTime: ISSUE_DETAIL_STALE_TIME_MS, }); const detailPath = createIssueDetailPath(issuePathId); const handlePrefetch = React.useCallback(() => { void prefetchIssueDetailForNavigation(queryClient, issuePathId, { issue: issuePrefetch }); }, [issuePathId, issuePrefetch, queryClient]); const link = ( { handlePrefetch(); onMouseEnter?.(event); }} onFocus={(event) => { handlePrefetch(); openNow(); onFocus?.(event); }} onBlur={(event) => { // Let clicks inside the portaled quicklook content finish before closing. setTimeout(() => close(), 0); onBlur?.(event); }} onTouchStart={(event) => { handlePrefetch(); onTouchStart?.(event); }} onClickCapture={(event) => { handlePrefetch(); onClickCapture?.(event); }} onClick={(event) => { close(); onClick?.(event); }} {...props} > {children} ); if (disableIssueQuicklook) { return link; } return ( (next ? openNow() : close())}> { handlePrefetch(); scheduleOpen(); }} onMouseLeave={close} > {link} event.preventDefault()} onCloseAutoFocus={(event) => event.preventDefault()} > {data ? ( ) : (
{!isLoading ? (

Unable to load task preview.

) : null}
)} ); });