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Compass/web/components/editor/autolink.ts

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import {
combineTransactionSteps,
type Editor,
Extension,
getChangedRanges,
getMarkRange,
} from '@tiptap/core'
import type {Mark, MarkType, Node as PMNode} from '@tiptap/pm/model'
import {Plugin, PluginKey, type Transaction} from '@tiptap/pm/state'
import {tokenize} from 'linkifyjs'
/** Protocol assumed for bare hosts like `example.com`. Matches what `Link` is configured with. */
export const DEFAULT_PROTOCOL = 'http'
/**
* The href a piece of text would get if it were autolinked, or undefined if it isn't a link.
*
* Tokenizing the whole string (rather than searching it for links) is what rejects `example.com1`:
* the text only counts as a link if the link is the *entire* string. Same call the autolink plugin
* makes, so anything typed and anything synced here agree on what a URL is.
*/
const hrefOf = (text: string) => {
const tokens = tokenize(text)
if (tokens.length !== 1 || !tokens[0].isLink) return undefined
return tokens[0].toObject(DEFAULT_PROTOCOL).href
}
/**
* Add link marks to every bare URL in the doc that doesn't have one yet, writing into `tr`.
*
* Returns whether anything was marked. Shared by the on-send pass and the on-paste plugin so both
* agree, to the character, on what counts as a URL.
*/
const addLinkMarks = (doc: PMNode, tr: Transaction, linkType: MarkType, codeType?: MarkType) => {
let changed = false
doc.descendants((node, pos) => {
if (!node.isTextblock) return true // a list item / table cell / blockquote: keep descending
if (node.type.spec.code) return false // a code block is literal text, not prose
// The block's first content position, one past the block node itself. Leaf nodes (hard breaks,
// mentions, emoji) are read as a single space, which is both what the autolink plugin does and
// what keeps string offsets lined up one-to-one with document positions.
const start = pos + 1
const text = doc.textBetween(start, pos + node.nodeSize - 1, undefined, ' ')
tokenize(text).forEach((token) => {
if (!token.isLink) return
const from = start + token.startIndex()
const to = start + token.endIndex()
if (doc.rangeHasMark(from, to, linkType)) return // already linked, by hand or by autolink
if (codeType && doc.rangeHasMark(from, to, codeType)) return
tr.addMark(from, to, linkType.create({href: token.toObject(DEFAULT_PROTOCOL).href}))
changed = true
})
return false // no textblocks nested inside a textblock
})
return changed
}
/**
* Link every bare URL in the doc, including protocol-less ones like `compassmeet.com/heartborne`.
*
* TipTap's autolink only fires on the keystroke *after* a URL (a space, or the enter that splits the
* block), so a message whose last word is a URL is submitted as plain text — and text arriving any
* way other than typing (paste, programmatic insert) is never seen by it at all. Call this right
* before reading the content out of the editor; it uses the same rules as the autolink plugin, so
* the result is what you'd have got by typing every URL and following it with a space.
*/
export const linkifyUrls = (editor: Editor) => {
const {schema, tr, doc} = editor.state
const linkType = schema.marks.link
if (!linkType) return
if (addLinkMarks(doc, tr, linkType, schema.marks.code)) {
editor.view.dispatch(tr.setMeta('preventAutolink', true))
}
}
/** Every distinct link-marked run of text overlapping [from, to], each expanded to its full extent. */
const linkRangesIn = (doc: PMNode, from: number, to: number, type: MarkType) => {
const ranges: {from: number; to: number; mark: Mark}[] = []
doc.nodesBetween(from, to, (node, pos) => {
const mark = node.marks.find((m) => m.type === type)
if (!node.isText || !mark) return
// Expand: the run can start before `from` and end after `to` (editing the middle of a link only
// reports the edited characters as changed).
const range = getMarkRange(doc.resolve(pos), type, mark.attrs)
if (!range || ranges.some((r) => r.from === range.from)) return
ranges.push({...range, mark})
})
return ranges
}
/**
* Keep an autolinked URL's href in sync with its text.
*
* TipTap links the text once, on the keystroke that completes the URL, and then never looks at it
* again — so correcting a typo in an already-linked URL leaves the anchor pointing at the *old*
* address, silently. That's worse than not linking at all: what you click is not what you read.
*
* Neither TipTap v2 nor v3 does this, so the plugin is ours. On every doc change it re-derives the
* href of each edited link and, when the text no longer says what the href says, either updates the
* href or drops the mark (the text stopped being a URL at all).
*
* Links whose text is a *label* rather than a URL — `[click here](…)`, set by hand from the format
* menu — are left alone. They're recognised by the href not matching what the text linkifies to,
* checked against the doc as it was *before* the edit, since after the edit that's exactly the
* mismatch we're here to fix.
*/
export const SyncAutolink = Extension.create({
name: 'syncAutolink',
addProseMirrorPlugins() {
const linkType = this.editor.schema.marks.link
if (!linkType) return []
return [
new Plugin({
key: new PluginKey('syncAutolink'),
appendTransaction: (transactions, oldState, newState) => {
const docChanged =
transactions.some((transaction) => transaction.docChanged) &&
!oldState.doc.eq(newState.doc)
// Same escape hatch the autolink plugin honours.
const prevented = transactions.some((transaction) =>
transaction.getMeta('preventAutolink'),
)
if (!docChanged || prevented) return
const {tr} = newState
const transform = combineTransactionSteps(oldState.doc, [...transactions])
const handled = new Set<number>()
getChangedRanges(transform).forEach(({oldRange}) => {
// Widened by one on each side: a pure insertion reports a zero-length range sitting
// *between* two text nodes, which on its own matches neither of them — including the
// case that matters most, typing more characters onto the end of a link.
const from = Math.max(0, oldRange.from - 1)
const to = Math.min(oldState.doc.content.size, oldRange.to + 1)
linkRangesIn(oldState.doc, from, to, linkType).forEach((old) => {
const oldText = oldState.doc.textBetween(old.from, old.to)
if (old.mark.attrs.href !== hrefOf(oldText)) return // a hand-written label, not a URL
// The edit may have grown or shrunk the run, so re-read it from the new doc rather
// than trusting the mapped endpoints.
const pos = transform.mapping.map(old.from, 1)
if (pos > newState.doc.content.size) return
const range = getMarkRange(newState.doc.resolve(pos), linkType, old.mark.attrs)
if (!range || handled.has(range.from)) return
handled.add(range.from)
const text = newState.doc.textBetween(range.from, range.to)
const href = hrefOf(text)
if (href === old.mark.attrs.href) return
tr.removeMark(range.from, range.to, linkType)
// No href means the text isn't a URL any more (`example.com` → `example`), so the
// mark goes with it.
if (href) tr.addMark(range.from, range.to, linkType.create({...old.mark.attrs, href}))
})
})
return tr.steps.length ? tr : undefined
},
}),
/**
* Linkify pasted URLs.
*
* TipTap's own paste handling only links a URL pasted *over a selection*; a plain paste is left
* to the autolink plugin, which never sees it because it only reacts to typed separators. So
* pasting a list of links yields a list of plain text. Re-scanning the whole doc after a paste
* is cheap at the sizes this editor holds (a message, a bio) and, unlike scanning the pasted
* slice, it also catches a URL completed by the paste landing next to existing text.
*/
new Plugin({
key: new PluginKey('linkifyOnPaste'),
appendTransaction: (transactions, _oldState, newState) => {
const pasted = transactions.some(
(transaction) =>
transaction.docChanged &&
(transaction.getMeta('paste') || transaction.getMeta('uiEvent') === 'drop'),
)
const prevented = transactions.some((transaction) =>
transaction.getMeta('preventAutolink'),
)
if (!pasted || prevented) return
const {tr} = newState
const {code} = newState.schema.marks
return addLinkMarks(newState.doc, tr, linkType, code) ? tr : undefined
},
}),
]
},
})