- Dynamically calculate the maximum height of the sidebar to prevent it from extending below the segment bottom.
- Implement logic to hide the sidebar when the available height is insufficient, improving user experience.
- Ensure the sidebar's top position does not exceed the segment's top during scrolling.
- Simplify the calculation of the sidebar's top position to ensure it aligns with the file header or sticks to the top of the viewport when necessary.
- Remove redundant opacity handling and improve clarity in the sidebar's visibility logic.
- Maintain the sidebar's position next to the content with a consistent gap.
- Enhance sidebar positioning to ensure it aligns with the file header and does not exceed the content's bottom.
- Implement logic to hide the sidebar when the file content is scrolled out of view.
- Replace IntersectionObserver with a scroll event listener for updating sidebar position, improving performance and responsiveness.
- Change references from TOC to sidebar in the file view and README rendering functions.
- Update CSS classes and JavaScript functions to reflect the new sidebar implementation.
- Ensure proper visibility and positioning of the sidebar in the file view context.
- Replace window resize and scroll event listeners with a ResizeObserver to monitor changes in the document body.
- Implement an IntersectionObserver for the file header to trigger TOC position updates based on its visibility.
- This improves performance and responsiveness of the TOC sidebar in file views.
- Add floating TOC panel that displays table of contents for README and markdown files
- Implement toggle button to show/hide TOC panel
- Add localStorage persistence for TOC panel visibility state
- Support both README in repo root and individual markdown file views
- Add responsive design for mobile screens
A big step towards enabling strict mode in Typescript.
There was definitely a good share of potential bugs while refactoring
this. When in doubt, I opted to keep the potentially broken behaviour.
Notably, the `DOMEvent` type is gone, it was broken and we're better of
with type assertions on `e.target`.
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Signed-off-by: silverwind <me@silverwind.io>
Signed-off-by: wxiaoguang <wxiaoguang@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: delvh <dev.lh@web.de>
Co-authored-by: wxiaoguang <wxiaoguang@gmail.com>
