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`Owner >> Unaccepted > Admin > Write > Read`
This algorithm contains two parts: firstly, it calculates the weight of the Member (calculateWeight), and then, it uses set weights to sort the Members (useMembers).
In the calculateWeight part, the computation of the weight involves three primary factors:
1. **Permission Level**: The `Owner` is given the highest weight of `4`, followed by `Admin` with a weight of `3`, then `Write` with a weight of `2`, and finally, `Read`, with a weight of `1`.
2. **Acceptance Status**: `Unaccepted` members have a higher weight, this weight is `1`.
3. The weight corresponding to the permission level, if the member does not exist, this weight is 0.
These three `factors` are stored in the factors array and then processed through the reduce function for weighted sum calculation. Among them, `factor * Math.pow(10, arr.length - 1 - index)` means the more significant weight factors (i.e., the earlier factors) will be assigned a higher value.
Sorting rules are primarily based on the weight values obtained from the calculateWeight function. If the weights are identical, it then sorts by name, here assuming the weight of the name being `null` is the highest. If the names are not `null`, they are sorted alphabetically.
close TOV-343 AFF-508 TOV-461 TOV-460 TOV-419
Add `isOverCapacity ` status to detect if blob usage exceeds limits.
Add `onCapacityChange` and `onBlobSet` to monitor if the storage or blob exceeds the capacity limit.
Global modals `LocalQuotaModal` and `CloudQuotaModal` have been added, with the upload size of the blob being limited within the modal components.
The notification component has been adjusted, now you can pass in `action` click events and `actionLabel` .
fix TOV-280
experimental features ui
- enabled in the workspace settings for a cloud workspace; only show for workspace owner + early access
- a disclaimer prompt will be shown before going to the next feature setting page
- for now only show the ai poc switch, which controls the display of the ai tab in editor's sidepanel
* move @toeverything/hooks -> @affine/core/hooks
* delete @toeverything/hooks
hooks are all business-related logic and are deeply coupled with other parts.
Move them into the core and then reconstruct them by feature.
- Added a simple abstraction of persistent storage class.
- Different persistence solutions are provided for web and client.
- web: stored in localStorage
- client: stored in the application directory as `.json` file
- Define persistent app-config schema
- Add a new hook that can interactive with persistent-app-config reactively
Added the ability to drag page items from the `all pages` view to the sidebar, including `favourites,` `collection` and `trash`. Page items in `favourites` and `collection` can also be dragged between each other. However, linked subpages cannot be dragged.
Additionally, an operation menu and ‘add’ button have been provided for the sidebar’s page items, enabling the addition of a subpage, renaming, deletion or removal from the sidebar.
On the code front, the `useSidebarDrag` hooks have been implemented for consolidating drag events. The functions `getDragItemId` and `getDropItemId` have been created, and they accept type and ID to obtain itemId.
https://github.com/toeverything/AFFiNE/assets/102217452/d06bac18-3c28-41c9-a7d4-72de955d7b11
- moved `appSettingAtom` to infra since we now have different packages that depends on it. There is no better place to fit in for now
- use atomEffect to sync setting changes to updater related configs to Electron side
- refactored how Electron reacts to updater config changes.
Refactor AFFiNE layout to support new right sidebar.
The new layout:
**Highlights:**
- new sidebar UI/UX
- favoring top-down UI components that are composed by basic building blocks in each route, instead of creating universal component like `WorkspaceHeader` that renders every possible cases (which I think is really hard to maintain)
- remove plugin based solution
**Pros/cons for current plugin-based solution:**
The current solution is somewhat a Dependency Injection (DI) approach, where the layout is defined at the top and UI items can be injected using Jotai atom slots.
This approach works well if we want a fully configurable system with everything being handled by plugins. It provides flexibility for custom extensions.
However, this solution is more suitable for single-page applications where the UI is completely controlled by configuration. It becomes challenging to achieve an optimized and visually appealing UI that remains under our control. An example of such a scenario would be a customizable dashboard like Grafana.
Another drawback of the existing solution is that we need to use Jotai and hooks to access context values, resulting in an unclear data flow within the component hierarchy.
**Alternatively, our approach in this PR** provides layout building blocks such as headers and sidebars, which can then be composed in individual route components. The good is that we have cleaner biz component instead of vague all-in-one layout component (like `<WorkspaceHeader />`).
**Issues of the implementation in this PR:**
Some UI layouts that that seems to be defined at the root layout are now defined in individual route component instead.
New 3-col layout component like the right sidebar still needs some abstraction and they are right now just for the detail editor only.
1. Split logic in `packages/common/infra/src/blocksuite/index.ts` to multiple single files
2. Move migration logic from setup to upgrade module, to prevent auto migration problems and loading problem
If network offline or API error happens, the `session` returned by the `useSession` hook will be null, so we can't assume it is not null.
There should be following changes:
1. create a page in ErrorBoundary to let the user refetch the session.
2. The `SessionProvider` stop to pull the new session once the session is null, we need to figure out a way to pull the new session when the network is back or the user click the refetch button.
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This pull request adds a feature to the frontend component of AFFiNE that allows the user to share a page in either `page` or `edgeless` mode, which affects the appearance and functionality of the page. It also adds the necessary GraphQL operations, types, and schema to support this feature in the backend, and updates the tests and the storybook stories accordingly.
* Modify the `useIsSharedPage` hook to accept an optional `shareMode` argument and use the `getWorkspacePublicPagesQuery`, `publishPageMutation`, and `revokePublicPageMutation` from `@affine/graphql`
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