* Panning with space key
* prevent panning when selecting/dragging & add more checks
* Fix changing current tool via shortcut while panning
* Fix order of statements
* teardown on blur event
* Refactor cursor setting
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* first draft of export to SVG. WIP
* enabled text rendeing - which is not quite right atm
* placeholder svg icon
* size the canvas based on the bounding box of elements
* Do not add opacity attributes if default
* render background rect
* Ensure arrows are in the same SVG group
* parse font-size from font
* export web fonts
* use fixed locations for fonts
* Rename export functions
* renamed export file
* oops broke the icon.
Use HTML semantic elements to set the landmarks of the page.
This is helpful for assistive technologies to determine the different regions of content. In our case it's useful for jumping between the different islands that we use to group the form controls.
When we are scrolling, resizing, or moving elements, we already disable the history. Since those actions do not change the state of the UI, we can also avoid re-drawing it and save ~10ms per frame.
I had to change all the forceUpdate() to setState({}), otherwise it would bypass shouldComponentUpdate.
* Add a gap between shapes and lock
The lock is a different type as the rest of the shapes, so we should visually separate it.
* redesign lock icon
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* Only show correct settings
The logic to display which settings when nothing was selected was incorrect. This PR ensures that they are in sync.
I also removed all the <hr /> which after the redesigned just looked like weird empty spaces
* fix handling editing/text elements
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A common workflow I have is to enable the lock, draw a bunch of things, unlock to be able to select stuff. However, after I unlock, the last shape is still enabled, so I end up drawing yet another of the same shape :(
This PR resets to selection instead!
If you scroll and draw to the left of the origin, when you export the scene, there's a weird whitespace on the right. This is because we do the min() computation starting at 0 and not -Infinity
This also fixes pasted elements and scrollbars.
Problem:
- Select arrow
- Mouse down somewhere
- Mouse move somewhere to create an arrow
- Press escape
- Now you're in a weird situation where the shape is now "selection" but you're still dragging the arrow. If you mouse up, the arrow disappears
In order to solve this problem, we can avoid making escape do anything if you're currently dragging an element
* Do not store cursor position in state
Storing it in state causes a full re-render. The only time we use the cursor position is for pasting. This halves the number of renders on drag.
* remove passive change
* Rename ToolIcon to ToolButton
It makes more semantic sense
* Label and keyboard shortcuts announcement
* Refactor common props for ToolButton
* Better doc outline and form controls
* Adjust color picker
* Styling fixes
Co-authored-by: Christopher Chedeau <vjeuxx@gmail.com>
* add translations in data.ts
* add language list
add spanish version
* fixes pr review
* add more translations
* remove unused label
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* update events for GH actions to include PRs
* fix: cursor on keyboard tool toggle
* fix: change cursor type to constant
* fix: swap condition
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* Introduce shape lock
* Format code with prettier
* Do not reset elementLocked on selection change
* Don't set isSelected to true if element is locked
* Don't reset the cursor
* Move reset cursor call to better spot
* Run prettier + lint
* ensure panel props are sync to editing elem
* ensure we don't create empty-text elements (fixes#468)
* remove dead code
Co-authored-by: Christopher Chedeau <vjeuxx@gmail.com>
* Render text actions panel on double click
* cleanup wysiwyg on click
* use `state.editingElement` instead of global to determine whether t ext panel is shown
* clarify comment
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