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feature: use Element.computedStyleMap()
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feature: use Element.computedStyleMap()
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@@ -41,6 +41,7 @@ | |||
"devDependencies": { | |||
"@arethetypeswrong/cli": "0.15.4", | |||
"@types/qunit": "2.19.10", | |||
"@typescript/lib-dom": "npm:@types/[email protected]", |
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https://www.npmjs.com/package/@types/web for the new Web APIs
type CSSStyleDeclarationProperty = keyof CSSStyleDeclaration; | ||
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type ActualCSSStyleDeclaration = Partial<Record<CSSStyleDeclarationProperty, unknown>>; |
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I don't think these types provide much value as they are only used internally, with a type assertion..
I think these types are better represented as a plain record, eg; Record<string, string>
let computedStyle = getComputedStyle(element, selector); | ||
let expectedProperties = Object.keys(expected); |
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🗑️ the type assertion
property => | ||
(computedStyle.getPropertyValue(property.toString()) || computedStyle[property]) === | ||
expected[property] | ||
property => computedStyle[property] === expected[property] |
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camelCase
and kebab-case
properties are handled by getComputedStyle()
if (!selector && 'computedStyleMap' in element) { | ||
computedStyleMap = element.computedStyleMap(); | ||
} |
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Element.computedStyleMap()
doesn't work with with pseudo-elements, so it should fallback to window.getComputedStyle()
in those cases
return ( | ||
value || | ||
computedStyle.getPropertyValue(property.toString()) || | ||
Reflect.get(computedStyle, property) | ||
); |
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Maintains the previous logic of
computedStyle.getPropertyValue(property.toString()) || computedStyle[property]
Uses
Element.computedStyleMap()
to evaluate element styles when it is available. Firefox is the only browser that hasn't implemented CSS Typed OM https://ishoudinireadyyet.com/I was running into issues where
hasStyle()
was returning outdated values. Specifically when an element had a cssheight: 100px
and JavaScript that updated it with an inline style ofheight: 85%
, it would return the oldheight: 100px
value