### Changed
This pr split the old `edgeless-selected-rect` into four focused modules:
- `edgeless-selected-rect`: Provide an entry point for user operation on view layer only, no further logic here.
- `GfxViewInteractionExtension`: Allow you to plug in custom resize/rotate behaviors for block or canvas element. If you don’t register an extension, it falls back to the default behaviours.
- `InteractivityManager`: Provide the API that accepts resize/rotate requests, invokes any custom behaviors you’ve registered, tracks the lifecycle and intermediate state, then hands off to the math engine.
- `ResizeController`: A pure math engine that listens for pointer moves and pointer ups and calculates new sizes, positions, and angles. It doesn’t call any business APIs.
### Customizing an element’s resize/rotate behavior
Call `GfxViewInteractionExtension` with the element’s flavour or type plus a config object. In the config you can define:
- `resizeConstraint` (min/max width & height, lock ratio)
- `handleResize(context)` method that returns an object containing `beforeResize`、`onResizeStart`、`onResizeMove`、`onResizeEnd`
- `handleRotate(context)` method that returns an object containing `beforeRotate`、`onRotateStart`、`onRotateMove`、`onRotateEnd`
```typescript
import { GfxViewInteractionExtension } from '@blocksuite/std/gfx';
GfxViewInteractionExtension(
flavourOrElementType,
{
resizeConstraint: {
minWidth,
maxWidth,
lockRatio,
minHeight,
maxHeight
},
handleResize(context) {
return {
beforeResize(context) {},
onResizeStart(context) {},
onResizeMove(context) {},
onResizeEnd(context) {}
};
},
handleRotate(context) {
return {
beforeRotate(context) {},
onRotateStart(context) {},
onRotateMove(context) {},
onRotateEnd(context) {}
};
}
}
);
```
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
- **New Features**
- Added interaction extensions for edgeless variants of attachment, bookmark, edgeless text, embedded docs, images, notes, frames, AI chat blocks, and various embed blocks (Figma, GitHub, HTML, iframe, Loom, YouTube).
- Introduced interaction extensions for graphical elements including connectors, groups, mind maps, shapes, and text, supporting constrained resizing and rotation disabling where applicable.
- Implemented a unified interaction extension framework enabling configurable resize and rotate lifecycle handlers.
- Enhanced autocomplete overlay behavior based on selection context.
- **Refactor**
- Removed legacy resize manager and element-specific resize/rotate logic, replacing with a centralized, extensible interaction system.
- Simplified resize handle rendering to a data-driven approach with improved cursor management.
- Replaced complex cursor rotation calculations with fixed-angle mappings for resize handles.
- Streamlined selection rectangle component to use interactivity services for resize and rotate handling.
- **Bug Fixes**
- Fixed connector update triggers to reduce unnecessary updates.
- Improved resize constraints enforcement and interaction state tracking.
- **Tests**
- Refined end-to-end tests to use higher-level resize utilities and added finer-grained assertions on element dimensions.
- Enhanced mouse movement granularity in drag tests for better simulation fidelity.
- **Chores**
- Added new workspace dependencies and project references for the interaction framework modules.
- Extended public API exports to include new interaction types and extensions.
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### TL;DR
For canvas elements, this PR adds placeholders during zooming operations to improve performance.
### What changed?
- Implemented placeholder rendering during zooming operations in the canvas renderer, but not only DOM.
- Added a `forceFullRender` property to the `GfxCompatibleInterface` to allow elements to opt out of placeholder rendering
- Set `forceFullRender = true` for connectors to ensure they always render properly, even during zooming
- Connected the turbo renderer to the viewport's zooming state to automatically switch between full and placeholder rendering
### Why make this change?
Rendering complex elements during zooming operations can cause performance issues and make the UI feel sluggish. Rendering connector label also leads to high cost DOM `set font` delays.
The turbo renderer improves performance by displaying simple placeholders for elements during zooming, while still rendering critical elements like connectors fully. This creates a smoother user experience while maintaining essential visual information.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
- **New Features**
- Introduced a feature-flag-controlled "turbo" rendering mode that displays placeholder graphics during zooming for improved performance.
- Added the ability to override placeholder rendering for specific elements, ensuring full rendering when required.
- **Bug Fixes**
- Enhanced rendering logic to ensure connectors always render fully, even during zoom operations.
- **Documentation**
- Updated API documentation to reflect new properties related to rendering behavior.
- **Tests**
- Improved tests to verify correct rendering behavior for connectors.
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