fix(dashboard): decouple edit session from sidebar visibility - #1846
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Introduce DashboardLayoutContext to communicate sidebar visibility, mobile status, and open/close controls to child components (e.g. WidgetPicker). Add internal isSidebarVisible state to DashboardLayout so closing the picker minimizes the panel without ending the edit session (isSidebarOpen remains true). Provide showReopenFab and controlled sidebarVisible / onSidebarVisibilityChange props on DashboardLayout. Update WidgetPicker to auto-hide redundant close button inside mobile BottomSheet while keeping it on desktop, with showCloseButton override. Wire WidgetPicker close to context.closeSidebar if onClose is not passed. Fixes layer5io#1845 Signed-off-by: NSTKrishna <krishnagehlot936@gmail.com>
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participant User
participant WidgetPicker
participant DashboardLayoutContext
participant DashboardLayout
participant ReopenFab
User->>WidgetPicker: click close button
WidgetPicker->>DashboardLayoutContext: call closeSidebar
DashboardLayoutContext->>DashboardLayout: update sidebar visibility
DashboardLayout-->>ReopenFab: render reopen control when hidden
User->>ReopenFab: click reopen control
ReopenFab->>DashboardLayout: call openSidebar
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Adds tests verifying that DashboardLayout derives its desktop sidebar height as calc(100dvh - offset) when sidebarTopOffset is provided, respects explicit sidebarHeight overrides, and falls back to 100dvh. Covers layer5io#1843 Signed-off-by: NSTKrishna <krishnagehlot936@gmail.com>
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In `@src/custom/DashboardLayout/DashboardLayout.tsx`:
- Line 116: Update the sidebar visibility effect around setSidebarVisible so it
only collapses and notifies when transitioning into edit mode, not when
prevIsSidebarOpen.current is already false or when the callback reference
changes. Preserve the initial uncontrolled state and avoid duplicate
notifications while edit mode remains off.
In `@src/custom/WidgetPicker/WidgetPicker.tsx`:
- Around line 22-23: Update the onClose prop documentation in WidgetPicker so it
describes onClose as the preferred close handler, not as determining whether the
Close icon renders. Preserve the existing behavior for sheet and non-sheet
close-button handling.
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Guard the sidebar collapse effect in DashboardLayout to check prevIsSidebarOpen.current, preventing premature collapse and duplicate notifications on initial mount or callback re-creation when edit mode is inactive. Update WidgetPicker onClose docstring to accurately reflect its role as the preferred close handler rather than the close button visibility gate. Signed-off-by: NSTKrishna <krishnagehlot936@gmail.com>
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please consider:
Memoizing the DashboardLayoutContext value to avoid unnecessary consumer re-renders.
Making the reopen FAB aria-label dynamic since sidebarTitle is configurable.
Adding a regression test for repeated renders with isSidebarOpen={false} and changing callback references.
Please confirm/document the intended controlled sidebarVisible behavior across edit-mode transitions.
Otherwise, the #1845/#1843 implementation and test coverage look good.
Update comment to clarify FAB behavior after closing BottomSheet. Signed-off-by: Krishna Gehlot <krishnagehlot936@gmail.com>
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Do we really need a new Context here?
DashboardLayout is just a generic wrapper for sidebarContent, while WidgetPicker is a separate component. Adding a Context feels like it adds unnecessary coupling between them and also means adding extra exports to src/index.tsx.
Since we usually use Context for more global things like ThemeProvider or PermissionProvider, I think we can keep this simpler.
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| // In controlled mode (sidebarVisible prop provided), the caller drives it. | ||
| const isControlled = controlledVisible !== undefined; | ||
| const [internalVisible, setInternalVisible] = useState(defaultSidebarVisible); |
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Looking at this state logic, do we really need all these extra controlled/uncontrolled visibility props?
DashboardLayout already has a simple working pattern with isSheetVisible that handles minimize and reopening through the FAB without any sync effects.
We could just rename isSheetVisible to isPanelVisible and use the same state for desktop as well.
This way:
- Desktop gets the same minimize/FAB reopen behavior.
- We can avoid the extra controlled/uncontrolled state logic and
useEffectsyncing.
It would make the component simpler and keep the behavior consistent between mobile and desktop.
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| position: 'fixed', | ||
| bottom: 24, |
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On desktop, bottom: 24, right: 24 puts the FAB in the same bottom-right area where apps usually have floating controls, like Sistent’s FeedbackButton or other help widgets. It may not overlap exactly, but it can still feel crowded.
Could we add an optional fabSx?: SxProps<Theme> prop to DashboardLayoutProps, with the current bottom: 24, right: 24 as the default? This would let host apps easily move the FAB if that corner is already being used.
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| // Derive sidebar height: if sidebarTopOffset is a non-zero string or number, | ||
| // use calc(100dvh - <offset>) so the sidebar never pushes content off viewport. | ||
| const resolvedSidebarHeight = |
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Great fix for #1843!
Just one small edge case: if someone passes sidebarTopOffset="0px" or "0rem", the current check treats it as non-zero and generates calc(100dvh - 0px). It’s valid CSS, but looks a little unnecessary.
We can use parseFloat(String(sidebarTopOffset)) !== 0 so all zero-unit values are handled cleanly.
Notes for Reviewers
This PR fixes #1845 and fixes #1843
Summary of Changes
DashboardLayoutpreviously conflated two distinct concerns into a singleisSidebarOpenprop: whether the editing session is active vs. whether the sidebar panel is currently visible. On mobile,WidgetPickerrendered its own close button that clearedisSidebarOpen, unmounting the sidebar and removing the FAB, leaving no way to reopen. On desktop, closing the panel had no reopen affordance.DashboardLayoutpinned its sticky sidebar atsidebarTopOffsetwhile sizing it independently withsidebarHeight(default100vh). Any non-zero offset pushed the panel's bottom off-viewport. We resolved this by dynamically deriving height ascalc(100dvh - <offset>)whensidebarTopOffsetis provided without an explicitsidebarHeight.DashboardLayoutContext(isMobile,isSheet,isSidebarVisible,closeSidebar,openSidebar) to propagate layout state down to sidebar content. Exported via./custom/DashboardLayoutand root re-exported insrc/index.tsxfor declaration bundle preservation.isSidebarVisibletoDashboardLayout(defaults totrue). Closing the sidebar panel minimizes it whileisSidebarOpenremainstrue, keeping the edit session active.sidebarVisible,onSidebarVisibilityChange, andshowReopenFabprops toDashboardLayout.WidgetPickerauto-detects its container via context—hiding the redundant close button when embedded in mobileBottomSheet(which already has its own close handle) and showing it in desktop sidebar or standalone mode, with an explicitshowCloseButtonoverride.WidgetPickerfalls back tocontext.closeSidebar()when noonCloseprop is provided.src/__testing__/DashboardLayout.test.tsxandsrc/__testing__/WidgetPicker.test.tsx.Signed commits
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