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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds an unset state to ChangesSlider unset and clear feature
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The slider’s unset state currently displays the wrong indicator and may announce stale accessibility text, while valid falsy translation values can be mishandled and the clear control remains undersized. These are localized correctness and accessibility issues, so merge should wait for fixes or explicit owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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User->>Slider: activate clear button
Slider->>TranslationsGet: resolve clear and unset labels
Slider->>Slider: enter unset state
Slider->>ChangeEvent: emit change(null)
Slider->>Slider: restore range-input focus
User->>Slider: set a range value
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In `@src/components/slider/slider.tsx`:
- Around line 103-110: The slider’s new language prop is not demonstrated in the
examples, so add a `language` example to the slider documentation/demo so users
can see how `Slider` uses `language` to localize accessible labels. Update the
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<Host>element.This render method returns multiple top-level elements through an array. Replace the array with
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In `@src/components/slider/slider.scss`:
- Around line 7-8: Update the clear-value button sizing in the slider styles to
provide at least a 1.5rem × 1.5rem interactive target while keeping the icon
visually small, and adjust the related reserved content padding to match. Use
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I haven't thought deeply about it, but my gut says it's better to take the "honest" route, and make this a breaking change. The typing in itself only matters for typescript, so the compiled javascript won't stop working. So for the type itself, other packages won't have to update anything until they update their dev-dependency on lime-elements to a version including the change. So, the question is, do those existing packages already handle |
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Tapping the middle of an unset slider does nothing — the native input already rests there, so no input event fires and the slider stays unset.
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In `@src/components/slider/slider.tsx`:
- Around line 392-397: Update the step validation and rounding in the slider
value handling around isMultipleOfStep and roundToStep so calculations are
relative to the slider’s range minimum rather than zero. Preserve valid values
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In `@src/components/slider/slider.tsx`:
- Around line 136-141: Update the slider schemas and associated data types used
by the form slider widget so cleared values accept null alongside numbers,
including the AJV validation path in form.tsx and the value forwarding in
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…lue-not-set` These are useful for various input-type components, specially to be used as `aria-label` or `aria-valuetext`
The slider was the only input in the library that could not be empty: it always resolved to a value and rendered "unset" identically to the minimum. It now supports an explicit unset state — the thumb rests centered with no fill, the indicator shows a placeholder instead of a number, the label stays unfloated, and assistive technology announces "Value not set" through `aria-valuetext`. A trailing clear button (with a context-aware `aria-label` and a tooltip) lets users return to the unset state. Clearing emits `null` on the `change` event, so its payload is no longer always a number. Refs #4161 BREAKING CHANGE: `limel-slider`'s `change` event emits `null` when the value is cleared, widening its payload from `number` to `number | null`. The `value` prop accepts `number | null` for the same reason, so a cleared value can be handed straight back to the slider. Handlers that assume a number must guard for `null`; every optional, editable slider can now be cleared by the user. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When the value was cleared, focus stayed on the clear button, which immediately disables itself — so focus fell to the document body. Move focus to the range input instead, so keyboard users can adjust the value right away and assistive technology announces the now-unset state. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Behavioral specs for the new unset/clear functionality: a non-finite value renders the empty state (`?` indicator, "Value not set"), a finite value including 0 counts as set, the empty state ends on first interaction, the clear button's contextual label and its disabled and visibility rules (hidden for required and readonly sliders), and clearing emits `NaN`, enters the unset state, and moves focus to the slider. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 421-429: Defer the focus in handleClear until after the unset
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Replace the render array with <Host>.
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In Stencil v4, state updates trigger a re-render scheduled through an internal asynchronous rendering queue [1]. This design is intentional to batch updates, improve performance, and prevent UI "jank" [1]. Because rendering is non-blocking and asynchronous, changes to properties or state do not immediately reflect in the DOM [2]. Consequently, synchronous DOM operations, such as calling .focus() or manipulating elements, that occur immediately after a state update will often fail because the DOM has not yet been updated to reflect that state [2]. To reliably perform actions after a state change (such as focusing an element or updating accessibility attributes like aria-valuetext), you must wait for the component to complete its render cycle [2]. While setTimeout() is sometimes used as a workaround to defer execution to the next event loop tick, it is generally considered brittle [2]. The recommended approach is to use Stencil’s lifecycle methods that execute after the DOM has been updated, such as componentDidUpdate() or componentDidRender() [3][4]. If necessary, you can also use requestAnimationFrame to ensure your DOM manipulation occurs after the browser has completed the next paint [2]. For accessibility specifically, if you are updating aria-valuetext dynamically in response to state changes, ensure these updates occur within the render cycle. If you need to manage focus, using delegatesFocus: true on your component can simplify focus management within Shadow DOM [5]. When custom imperative focus is required, implementing the logic within componentDidUpdate()—ensuring you verify the "dirty" state to avoid infinite loops—is the standard practice [3][4].
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Defer focus until the unset render completes. Stencil updates aria-valuetext asynchronously, so the synchronous focus() call can announce the previous value. Use a post-render callback or requestAnimationFrame, and add a regression test that checks the focused input has the updated aria-valuetext.
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In `@src/components/slider/slider.tsx` around lines 421 - 429, Defer the focus in
handleClear until after the unset render completes, using the component’s
post-render mechanism or requestAnimationFrame so the input’s aria-valuetext
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The premise is correct, but the suggested change would trade this for a worse problem, so I'm leaving the synchronous focus() in place.
I probed the actual ordering in the spec harness:
before click: aria-valuetext = null
immediately after click: aria-valuetext = null <- when .focus() runs
after waitForChanges: aria-valuetext = "Value not set"
clear button [disabled]: false (sync) -> true (after render)
So yes, the attribute lags the focus call. But the same probe shows why the focus is synchronous: the clear button is still enabled at that instant. That's deliberate — fix(slider): focus the slider after clearing its value exists precisely to stop focus falling to <body> when the button self-disables a frame later.
Deferring to requestAnimationFrame/componentDidRender puts the focus call after the button becomes disabled. A focused element that becomes disabled hands focus to <body>, so focus would round-trip button -> body -> input, firing a focusout/focusin pair and giving assistive tech a document change to announce before it ever reaches the slider. That's a regression, not a fix.
On impact: aria-valuetext changing on an already-focused slider is the same mechanism that announces every drag, so screen readers do pick the new value up. The residue is a possible "3" then "Value not set" double announcement — imperfect, but no information is lost.
Also worth flagging: the proposed regression test wouldn't cover the claim. Asserting aria-valuetext on the focused input after waitForChanges() already passes on current code and says nothing about announcement ordering; there's no way to assert what a screen reader utters from this harness.
If we want it airtight without touching focus order, the option is to set the attribute imperatively immediately before focusing, so the render that follows writes the identical value:
this.inputElement?.setAttribute(
'aria-valuetext',
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this.inputElement?.focus();Happy to do that if reviewers prefer it; the cost is one imperative write duplicating render output.
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`translate.get` indexed `allTranslations[language][key]` directly, so a `language` in the `Languages` type without translations threw a `TypeError` and crashed the render. It now falls back to English (then the raw key) for any unmapped language, and maps `nb` (Norwegian Bokmål) to the existing Norwegian (`no`) translations. Surfaced by the slider's new `language` prop via the composite example's runtime test. Refs #4162 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
While unset the native input already rests at the step-aligned midpoint, so a press that lands on that midpoint leaves its value untouched and the browser fires neither `input` nor `change`. The press was swallowed and the slider stayed unset. A drag that wandered away from the midpoint and returned before releasing was worse: `input` fired, so the indicator showed a number, but no `change` followed and the consumer never received a value. Both now commit through a single path, keyed on whether the value on display has actually reached the consumer, so the rendered state and the emitted value cannot diverge. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Steps run from `valuemin`, not from zero: a 1-5 range in steps of 2 stops at 1, 3 and 5. Rounding the committed value against zero pushed each of those to the next even number, so 5 became 6 and overshot `valuemax`. The resting midpoint was already computed relative to `valuemin`, so pressing the track on such a range emitted a value the slider itself could not hold. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`NaN` typechecks as a `number`, so the compiler stayed silent while every optional slider gained the ability to hand its consumers a value that poisons arithmetic. `NaN` also has no JSON representation, so anything persisting a cleared slider round-tripped as `null` anyway and the in-memory value disagreed with the stored one. Clearing now emits `null`, and `value` accepts `number | null` so the emitted value can be handed straight back to the slider. Any non-finite value, `NaN` and `undefined` included, still unsets it, so existing callers keep working at runtime. The library's own consumers are updated with it: the rjsf widget forwards `null` into form state, the progress examples fall back to 0, and the image resize example omits `quality` so the browser's native encoding quality is used instead of an imposed one. BREAKING CHANGE: `limel-slider`'s `change` event emits `null` when the value is cleared, widening its payload from `number` to `number | null`, and the `value` prop accepts `number | null` for the same reason. Handlers that assume a number must guard for `null`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds specs for pressing the track while unset, for a drag that returns to the resting position, for step alignment on a range that does not start on a step, and for the `null` payload emitted on clear. The `NaN` and `undefined` cases are kept as coverage that any non-finite value still unsets the slider. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`translate.get` had no test anywhere. Covers the English fallback for an unknown language, the `nb` alias, an unknown key, and merge-code substitution. Also stops the substitution from throwing when a translation containing a merge code is fetched without params, which no current caller does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two problems with the clear button, both invisible to the accessibility gate because axe skips disabled controls for contrast. `is-flat-clickable` is applied inside `:not([disabled])`, and it sets `color`. That selector outranks the bare `color` on the rule itself, so the white the rule declared only ever reached the *disabled* button — drawn on the muted background the disabled state also sets. In the light theme that is #fff on #e8e8ea, about 1.2:1, so the cross read as an empty grey dot. Every slider that starts unset opens in exactly that state. The colour now lives with the state it belongs to, and the disabled one gets a muted value of its own that still clears 3.5:1 in both themes. The room reserved for the button was keyed off `:not([required])`, which matches on attribute *presence*. Stencil parses the attribute string "false" into `false`, so `required="false"` — which is what a Vue template emits for a custom element — rendered the button while reserving nothing for it, leaving it on top of the track's trailing step dot. The stylesheet cannot see a parsed prop, so it now keys off a host class the component sets from the same value that decides whether to render the button at all, rather than deriving the answer a second time from attribute strings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@Befkadu1 tnx for the great review and all the fixups |
`translate.get` merged parameters with `||`, so `0`, `false` and `''`
counted as absent and the merge code was left in the string: a `count` of
`0` rendered "{ count } hidden lines" rather than "0 hidden lines".
Nothing hits it today — every numeric call site in `code-diff` happens to
guard against zero before translating — but `||` is the wrong test for a
value that may legitimately be falsy, so the next caller would have found
it. `??` reserves the fallback for a parameter that really is missing,
which is what the existing behaviour for an absent param relies on.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix #4161
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