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42 changes: 29 additions & 13 deletions src/BlazorUI/Bit.BlazorUI/Components/Utilities/MediaQuery/BitMediaQuery.razor
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Expand Up @@ -3,18 +3,34 @@

@if ((Matched ?? ChildContent ?? NotMatched) is not null)
{
<div @ref="RootElement" @attributes="HtmlAttributes"
id="@_Id"
style="@StyleBuilder.Value"
class="@ClassBuilder.Value"
dir="@Dir?.ToString().ToLower()">
@if (_isMatched)
{
@(Matched ?? ChildContent)
}
else
if (NoWrapper)

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Force document-root breakpoint resolution for NoWrapper.

When direct content contains an element with the component Id, JavaScript resolves --bit-bp-* from that element. This makes ScreenQuery use an enclosing BitThemeProvider, although NoWrapper documents that Id is ignored and the document root is used.

Pass an explicit no-wrapper scope flag to JavaScript and make resolveBreakpoints use document.documentElement in that mode. Add a test with NoWrapper, a matching child-content id, and themed breakpoints.

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In
`@src/BlazorUI/Bit.BlazorUI/Components/Utilities/MediaQuery/BitMediaQuery.razor`
at line 6, Update the BitMediaQuery NoWrapper path to pass an explicit
no-wrapper scope flag into JavaScript, and make resolveBreakpoints select
document.documentElement when that flag is set instead of resolving from the
matching component Id element. Add coverage using NoWrapper, direct child
content with the same Id, and themed breakpoints to verify document-root
resolution.

{
@* No element is rendered any more, so the reference a previous render captured is stale. *@
RootElement = default;

@* A collapsed component is asked to be out of the DOM, which still means something without
an element of its own: the content it would have wrapped goes with it. *@
if (Visibility is not BitVisibility.Collapsed)
{
@NotMatched
@(_isMatched ? (Matched ?? ChildContent) : NotMatched)
}
</div>
}
}
else
{
<div @ref="RootElement" @attributes="HtmlAttributes"
id="@_Id"
aria-label="@AriaLabel"
style="@StyleBuilder.Value"
class="@ClassBuilder.Value"
dir="@Dir?.ToString().ToLower()">
@if (_isMatched)
{
@(Matched ?? ChildContent)
}
else
{
@NotMatched
}
</div>
}
}
86 changes: 75 additions & 11 deletions src/BlazorUI/Bit.BlazorUI/Components/Utilities/MediaQuery/BitMediaQuery.razor.cs
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namespace Bit.BlazorUI;

/// <summary>
/// A component to easily use predefined bit BlazorUI media queries in Blazor components.
/// A component to render content based on CSS media queries, using the browser's matchMedia API.
/// It offers the predefined bit BlazorUI screen queries, built from the live theme breakpoints so
/// customized themes are honored, and also accepts any custom media query, including non-viewport
/// features such as orientation or prefers-color-scheme.
/// </summary>
public partial class BitMediaQuery : BitComponentBase
{
private string? _query;
private string? _setupId;
private bool _isMatched;
private DotNetObjectReference<BitMediaQuery>? _dotnetObj;

Expand All @@ -20,6 +24,13 @@ public partial class BitMediaQuery : BitComponentBase
/// </summary>
[Parameter] public RenderFragment? ChildContent { get; set; }

/// <summary>
/// The initial matched state to render with until the actual result of the query arrives from
/// the browser. Useful to avoid a flash of the wrong content during prerendering (or before the
/// JavaScript runtime becomes available), where the query cannot be evaluated yet.
/// </summary>
[Parameter] public bool DefaultMatched { get; set; }

/// <summary>
/// The content to be rendered if the provided query is matched (an alias for ChildContent).
/// </summary>
Expand All @@ -30,37 +41,77 @@ public partial class BitMediaQuery : BitComponentBase
/// </summary>
[Parameter] public RenderFragment? NotMatched { get; set; }

/// <summary>
/// Renders the active content directly, without the wrapping root element.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// Since no element is rendered, everything that describes one - the class, the style, the id,
/// the direction and the splatted attributes - has nowhere to land and is ignored, and
/// <see cref="BitComponentBase.RootElement"/> is never captured. The one exception is a
/// <see cref="BitVisibility.Collapsed"/> <see cref="BitComponentBase.Visibility"/>, which asks
/// for the component to be out of the DOM and needs no element of its own to say so: nothing is
/// rendered at all, not even the content. A <see cref="BitScreenQuery"/>
/// then resolves its breakpoints from the document root rather than the component's own themed
/// scope, so the breakpoints of an enclosing BitThemeProvider are not picked up in this mode.
/// </remarks>
[Parameter] public bool NoWrapper { get; set; }

/// <summary>
/// The event callback to be called when the state of the media query has been changed.
/// It is also called once with the initial matched state, right after the query gets evaluated
/// by the browser for the first time.
/// </summary>
[Parameter] public EventCallback<bool> OnChange { get; set; }

/// <summary>
/// Specifies the custom query to be matched.
/// Specifies the custom query to be matched. Any valid CSS media query is accepted, including
/// non-viewport features such as orientation, pointer, or prefers-color-scheme.
/// Takes precedence over <see cref="ScreenQuery"/> when both are provided.
/// </summary>
[Parameter] public string? Query { get; set; }

/// <summary>
/// Defines the screen query to be matched, amongst the predefined Bit screen media queries.
/// The actual query is built at runtime from the live theme breakpoints (the
/// <c>--bit-bp-*</c> CSS variables), so customized theme breakpoints are honored.
/// </summary>
[Parameter] public BitScreenQuery? ScreenQuery { get; set; }



/// <summary>
/// Gets the current matched state of the provided query: the latest result reported by the
/// browser, or <see cref="DefaultMatched"/> while no result has arrived yet.
/// </summary>
public bool IsMatched => _isMatched;



[JSInvokable("OnMatchChange")]
public async ValueTask _OnMatchChange(bool isMatched)
{
if (IsDisposed) return;

_isMatched = isMatched;

await InvokeAsync(StateHasChanged);

_ = OnChange.InvokeAsync(isMatched);
await OnChange.InvokeAsync(isMatched);
}



protected override string RootElementClass => "bit-mdq";

protected override void OnInitialized()
{
// Render with the DefaultMatched state until the browser reports the actual result of the
// query (e.g. during prerendering); the first JS notification then takes over.
_isMatched = DefaultMatched;

base.OnInitialized();
}

protected override async Task OnAfterRenderAsync(bool firstRender)
{
await base.OnAfterRenderAsync(firstRender);
Expand All @@ -87,24 +138,35 @@ protected override async Task OnAfterRenderAsync(bool firstRender)
// stays the same (e.g. after new breakpoints are applied). Re-invoke setup on every
// render in that case and let the JS side reuse the existing listener when the resolved
// expression is unchanged; a custom Query is verbatim, so the key comparison suffices.
if (effectiveKey != _query || screenQuery is not null)
// The JS listener is keyed by the element id, so a changed Id parameter also needs a
// re-setup (after tearing the old key down, or its listener would leak).
if (effectiveKey != _query || _Id != _setupId || screenQuery is not null)
{
_query = effectiveKey;
try
{
if (_setupId is not null && _setupId != _Id)
{
await _js.BitMediaQueryDispose(_setupId);
}

_query = effectiveKey;
_setupId = _Id;

await _js.BitMediaQuerySetup(_Id, customQuery, screenQuery, _dotnetObj);
}
catch (JSDisconnectedException) { } // circuit gone; nothing to set up
}
}
else if (_query is not null)
else if (_setupId is not null)
{
// Neither a Query nor a ScreenQuery resolves anymore: tear down the previous listener
// and reset so a later (re)assignment sets up cleanly.
var setupId = _setupId;
_query = null;
_setupId = null;
try
{
await _js.BitMediaQueryDispose(_Id);
await _js.BitMediaQueryDispose(setupId);
}
catch (JSDisconnectedException) { } // circuit gone; nothing to tear down
}
Expand All @@ -118,15 +180,17 @@ protected override async ValueTask DisposeAsync(bool disposing)

await base.DisposeAsync(disposing);

if (_dotnetObj is not null)
if (_setupId is not null)
{
_dotnetObj.Dispose();

// Tear the JS listener down before disposing the .NET reference, so a media change
// firing in between cannot invoke an already disposed object.
try
{
await _js.BitMediaQueryDispose(_Id);
await _js.BitMediaQueryDispose(_setupId);
}
catch (JSDisconnectedException) { } // we can ignore this exception here
}

_dotnetObj?.Dispose();
}
}
74 changes: 50 additions & 24 deletions src/BlazorUI/Bit.BlazorUI/Components/Utilities/MediaQuery/BitMediaQuery.ts
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const queryList = window.matchMedia(resolvedQuery);

// matchMedia never throws; a query it cannot parse silently becomes "not all", which
// simply never matches. Surface that as a warning so a typo in a custom query is
// diagnosable instead of just rendering the NotMatched content forever.
if (queryList.media === 'not all' && resolvedQuery.trim() !== 'not all') {
console.warn(`BitMediaQuery: the provided query '${resolvedQuery}' is not a valid media query.`);
}

queryList.addEventListener('change', async e => {
await handleMatchChange(e.matches);
}, { signal: ac.signal });

await handleMatchChange(queryList.matches);

async function handleMatchChange(matches: boolean) {
await dotnetObj.invokeMethodAsync("OnMatchChange", matches);
try {
await dotnetObj.invokeMethodAsync("OnMatchChange", matches);
} catch {
// The .NET side is gone (the component or its circuit was disposed while the
// notification was in flight); stop listening instead of failing on every change.
MediaQuery.dispose(id);
}
}
}

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// Builds the media query for a predefined BitScreenQuery from the resolved theme breakpoints.
// Range bounds are half-open (min inclusive, max exclusive), so the upper edge is one CSS
// pixel below the next breakpoint - matching the packaged media-queries.scss mixins.
// pixel below the next breakpoint - matching the packaged media-queries.scss mixins, whose
// "screen and" media-type prefix is kept too so the query does not also match print.
private static buildScreenQuery(screenQuery: string, id: string): string {
const bp = MediaQuery.resolveBreakpoints(id);
const min = (v: string) => `(min-width: ${v})`;
const max = (v: string) => `(max-width: ${MediaQuery.below(v)})`;

switch (screenQuery) {
case 'Xs': return `${min(bp.xs)} and ${max(bp.sm)}`;
case 'Sm': return `${min(bp.sm)} and ${max(bp.md)}`;
case 'Md': return `${min(bp.md)} and ${max(bp.lg)}`;
case 'Lg': return `${min(bp.lg)} and ${max(bp.xl)}`;
case 'Xl': return `${min(bp.xl)} and ${max(bp.xxl)}`;
case 'Xxl': return min(bp.xxl);

case 'LtSm': return max(bp.sm);
case 'LtMd': return max(bp.md);
case 'LtLg': return max(bp.lg);
case 'LtXl': return max(bp.xl);
case 'LtXxl': return max(bp.xxl);

case 'GtXs': return min(bp.sm);
case 'GtSm': return min(bp.md);
case 'GtMd': return min(bp.lg);
case 'GtLg': return min(bp.xl);
case 'GtXl': return min(bp.xxl);

default: return '';
}
const build = () => {
switch (screenQuery) {
case 'Xs': return `${min(bp.xs)} and ${max(bp.sm)}`;
case 'Sm': return `${min(bp.sm)} and ${max(bp.md)}`;
case 'Md': return `${min(bp.md)} and ${max(bp.lg)}`;
case 'Lg': return `${min(bp.lg)} and ${max(bp.xl)}`;
case 'Xl': return `${min(bp.xl)} and ${max(bp.xxl)}`;
case 'Xxl': return min(bp.xxl);

case 'LtSm': return max(bp.sm);
case 'LtMd': return max(bp.md);
case 'LtLg': return max(bp.lg);
case 'LtXl': return max(bp.xl);
case 'LtXxl': return max(bp.xxl);

case 'GtXs': return min(bp.sm);
case 'GtSm': return min(bp.md);
case 'GtMd': return min(bp.lg);
case 'GtLg': return min(bp.xl);
case 'GtXl': return min(bp.xxl);

case 'SmToMd': return `${min(bp.sm)} and ${max(bp.lg)}`;
case 'SmToLg': return `${min(bp.sm)} and ${max(bp.xl)}`;
case 'SmToXl': return `${min(bp.sm)} and ${max(bp.xxl)}`;
case 'MdToLg': return `${min(bp.md)} and ${max(bp.xl)}`;
case 'MdToXl': return `${min(bp.md)} and ${max(bp.xxl)}`;
case 'LgToXl': return `${min(bp.lg)} and ${max(bp.xxl)}`;

default: return '';
}
};

const query = build();
return query ? `screen and ${query}` : '';
}

// Reads the --bit-bp-* breakpoint tokens from the queried element's themed scope, so the
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39 changes: 36 additions & 3 deletions src/BlazorUI/Bit.BlazorUI/Components/Utilities/MediaQuery/BitScreenQuery.cs
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/// into the component - so overriding the theme breakpoints changes these queries too. The pixel
/// values shown on each member below are the built-in <em>defaults</em> (used when the matching
/// <c>--bit-bp-*</c> variable is unset). Range members are half-open: the upper bound is one CSS
/// pixel below the next breakpoint. For a one-off breakpoint that isn't part of the theme scale,
/// use <see cref="BitMediaQuery.Query"/> with an explicit query string instead.
/// pixel below the next breakpoint. The <c>*To*</c> members span from the start of the first named
/// breakpoint through the end of the second (both inclusive); a span starting at Xs or ending at
/// Xxl is one of the <c>Lt*</c> / <c>Gt*</c> members instead. For a one-off breakpoint that isn't
/// part of the theme scale, use <see cref="BitMediaQuery.Query"/> with an explicit query string
/// instead.
/// </remarks>
public enum BitScreenQuery
{
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/// <summary>
/// Greater than extra large query: [@media screen and (min-width: 2560px)]
/// </summary>
GtXl
GtXl,

/// <summary>
/// Small through medium query: [@media screen and (min-width: 600px) and (max-width: 1279px)]
/// </summary>
SmToMd,

/// <summary>
/// Small through large query: [@media screen and (min-width: 600px) and (max-width: 1919px)]
/// </summary>
SmToLg,

/// <summary>
/// Small through extra large query: [@media screen and (min-width: 600px) and (max-width: 2559px)]
/// </summary>
SmToXl,

/// <summary>
/// Medium through large query: [@media screen and (min-width: 960px) and (max-width: 1919px)]
/// </summary>
MdToLg,

/// <summary>
/// Medium through extra large query: [@media screen and (min-width: 960px) and (max-width: 2559px)]
/// </summary>
MdToXl,

/// <summary>
/// Large through extra large query: [@media screen and (min-width: 1280px) and (max-width: 2559px)]
/// </summary>
LgToXl
}
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