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Tests for the toggle heading and the toggle list item, covering the toggle bugs under BLO-1018 and the rest of their editing behaviour. Every test runs for both blocks. The expected behaviour is Notion's (compared on 2026-09-29), with one exception: a toggle heading turned into a regular heading keeps its children nested. Tests for behaviour that BlockNote does not have yet use `it.fails`, so they fail once it is implemented and must then be changed to `it`: - Enter at the end of an open toggle's title adds a first child (BLO-929) - Enter mid-title moves the rest of the title into a first child (BLO-949) - Enter on an empty last child adds another child - Backspace at the start of the first child merges into the title (fixed by #3124) - the toggle stays open when its last child is removed or moved out - Enter in an empty toggle heading makes a regular heading - Mod-Alt-2 and the slash menu turn a toggle heading into a regular heading (BLO-959) - ArrowDown moves out of an open, empty toggle (BLO-956) - a block dropped into an open, empty toggle becomes its child (BLO-956) Keyboard and open-state tests are browser unit tests next to the toggle code. Drag and drop, the side menu and the placeholder need the full editor view, so they are end-to-end tests.
The toggle heading and the toggle list item now draw their chevron and "Add block" button with `renderFrame` (`createToggleFrame`), instead of wrapping their content with `createToggleWrapper`. `render` draws only the heading or paragraph. - The toggle logic goes from about 200 to about 100 lines: the frame's `update` hook replaces an editor-wide `onChange` listener per toggle, and `ignoreMutation`, `destroy` and the listener clean-up go away. - A heading that is not toggleable gets no frame. - ArrowDown now moves the caret out of an open, empty toggle (BLO-956): the "Add block" button no longer sits inside the content element. - The frame keeps the `bn-toggle-wrapper` class and `data-show-children`, so existing CSS and the internal HTML export still find it. A frame moves `.bn-block-content` one level down, and `Block.css` selects it as a direct child of `.bn-block` in many places. Heading sizes and the block colours that also apply to a block's children therefore get a second selector for the toggle frame. The chevron rotation now applies only to a toggle's own chevron, so a closed toggle nested in an open one keeps its chevron. `createToggleWrapper` and the React `ToggleWrapper` stay, because custom blocks use them.
Blocks declare how the keyboard treats them with a `keyboard` option on
their implementation (Enter, Shift-Enter, reset, empty-child Enter,
outdenting), instead of deriving it from a `children` config. A container is
marked with `container: true`; `children` only restricts its child types or
count, and defaults to `{ allow: "blocks" }` for every block.
- List items and toggles declare their Enter behaviour as settings; the
per-block list Enter handlers and the unused ListItemKeyboardShortcuts
file are removed.
- Enter at the start of a non-empty block inserts an empty block above, so
the block keeps its id, props and children (#550).
- Toggles: Enter on an open toggle goes into its children, a closed toggle
keeps them; the chevron has an accessible name and `aria-expanded`, which
also drives the CSS (replaces `data-show-children`).
- A toggle heading turned into a regular heading by the shortcut, the
markdown rule or the slash menu stops being a toggle.
- Backspace after a block whose own content is not rich text (a code block)
merges into its last child block.
- Removes `createToggleWrapper`, the React `ToggleWrapper` and the
toggleable-blocks example; `meta.hardBreakShortcut` is deprecated.
A block mapping is a plain function (the exporter places the block's
children) or `{ withChildren }`, which receives the rendered children and
places them itself. A container with a plain mapping throws.
The block's element (`.bn-block`) carries its text and background color, set by the block container's node view and the internal HTML serializer. The color rules in Block.css no longer look for the content as a direct child, so they work when a frame puts the content at any depth, and the toggle specific copies go away.
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- Restore the toggle heading size and weight rules, which the block color change dropped, and test that a toggle heading looks like a heading. - Keep a keyboard setting's default when a keyboard function returns it as `undefined`, instead of crashing Backspace. - Resolve a block's keyboard settings against the document of the command that asks. - Tests: cover Shift-Enter on plain blocks with `keyboard` settings, remove the per-exporter "unmapped block" tests (core tests the error) and a duplicate Enter test, and update stale comments and names.
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…-rules Brings in main (#3124 nested Backspace, #3062 Dark Reader mutations) through #3051 and #3059, and consolidates #3124 with the keyboard settings. - mergeBlocks: #3124's merge into the parent replaces the interim "title's first child" code. `isTitle` is removed: only inline content merges, so a block with plain-text content never takes merged text (documented on `enter: "into-children"`). The block above may be empty (Notion). - KeyboardShortcutsExtension: #3124's Backspace order (merge before un-nest); the final un-nest step respects `childrenCanOutdent`. - Tests: keep both sides' keyboard tests; the block identity test for Backspace below an empty block now expects the Notion behaviour; the plain-text title merge test is removed. - Keep the toggleable-blocks example deleted; reconcile the lockfile; regenerate example files for main's template.
…550) Backspace at the start of a block below an empty block with the same type and props moves the block up into its place: it keeps its id, props and children. Below an empty block of another type, the text still moves into that block, which keeps its id, type and props (Notion, #3124). Delete at the end of the empty block does the same. Also: the placeholder extension sets its editor class through ProseMirror's `attributes` prop instead of on `view.dom`. ProseMirror flushed the outside change 20ms later, which could outlive the editor in tests ("document is not defined").
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I haven't read through this in full yet. But, my knee-jerk reaction is too strong on this to let it go.
On one end of the spectrum, you have an open-ended API like our existing keyboard shortcuts, you register what you are listening for and if your criteria applies, you can pretty much do whatever you want within the callback. On the other side of the spectrum, you have declarative behaviors like what I was trying to do with the previous iteration of the PR: #3014 (whenEmptied, boundary, etc.), where you declare that a block acts in a specific way because of that declaration.
But, this straddles an awkward in-between, where the API partially describes it's behaviors, but in a dynamic way (to allow for checking runtime things like whether a toggle is open or not). It can be powerful enough to declare some runtime behaviors, but not powerful enough to describe all of them (resorting to the function form or wanting to specify a behavior that does not exist). This sort of API shape, lends itself to being a grow-only API because we cannot break existing behavior, but may find ourselves needing new behaviors as scenarios come up.
I would argue that we should either (eh, probably a mix):
a. find a way to express these behaviors declaratively (unlikely to completely express toggle blocks since it depends on runtime behavior)
b. represent them wholly in terms of the keyboard shortcuts API (or similarly powerful) and expand on any API that makes it difficult to express that behavior
In the past, I would have leaned into these sorts of simplified helper APIs atop powerful but difficult to use primitives. But, given that LLMs can deal with the tedium of building on powerful but open-ended APIs, I would prefer to stick to lower level primitives if we can.
Just so I understand, your concern is mostly about the The main point of this PR is the separation of keyboard behavior from block structure, and making it configurable ( which basically is the creation of a declarative API for keyboard management). I do think this configurability strikes a good balance between customizability and keeping things simple (i.e.: no custom keyboard handlers needed anymore, even for list items). If we can find a way to handle the toggle (open / close) cases without a callback form, that would simplify things even further so would be great indeed. Downside is that then we might need to introduce "collapsed" knowledge to core Let's discuss! |
Partially, yes. The function form is what alerted me on this, and made me decide that this is probably not the direction we want to head. But, I do take issue with the idea that keyboard shortcuts and their config is the way to describe these sorts of things. Take this table for example:
I wonder whether these really need to be split off like this rather than making them all separate options. It makes me hesitant when I see an API like this that we can come up with non-sensical states because each of these are essentially different branch. I would prefer one long list of options than have 7 different options that can be combined in non-sensical ways.
I agree it makes things simpler, but I wonder if it is the right abstraction. Right now, the shape of this is more that the block is declaring what it's keyboard shortcut behavior is, but I wonder whether it might be simpler to describe the "purpose of the block", and the keyboard shortcut could be derived from that. Like a column is sort of "closed" and expected to act more like it's own document (so would a table cell with nested blocks), whereas a list is pretty interchangeable (especially with items that are also of the same type), a callout is more of a wrapper (like a quote), but a stepper or tab acts more as an "island". I'm not saying that we have to have type: "closed" | "wrapper" | "island", but I wonder if there are more generic things that could be said which might be useful for things like how to merge & split blocks, drag & drop behavior, relationships between parent & child (e.g. columnList & column)...
collapsed should definitely not be in core, I think it would be totally acceptable for that to be implemented in custom keyboard handlers, because it is custom. We can focus on how to make handlers easier to use to not have to duplicate all of this logic. Keyboard handlers should be very thin, and focused more on routing to the right API, I'd love something like: addKeyboardShortcuts: {
'Enter': (editor, ctx) => {
if (editor.getSelectedBlocks[0].type !== 'listItem') {
return false;
}
return ctx.splitBlock()
}
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options that can be combined in non-sensical ways
Agree. Ideally everything that can be expressed in the type system should
be valid (and not non sensical).
Let's iterate on this Monday / Tuesday after Versioning?
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Just so I understand, your concern is mostly about the (block) => {...}
function form API, right? That's fair, we can see if we can find a
different option for this. I do think this is an implementation detail
specifically to handle edge cases of toggles / headings though.
Partially, yes. The function form is what alerted me on this, and made me
decide that this is probably not the direction we want to head. But, I do
take issue with the idea that keyboard shortcuts and their config is the
way to describe these sorts of things.
Take this table for example:
Setting Values Default
enter "split", "into-children", "line-break" "split"
shiftEnter "line-break", "same-as-enter" "line-break"
splitKeepsType boolean false
resetsTo { type, props? } { type: "paragraph" }
emptyEnterResets boolean false
emptyChildEnter "outdent", "exit-at-end", "stay" "outdent" (containers:
"exit-at-end")
childrenCanOutdent boolean true (containers: false)
I wonder whether these really need to be split off like this rather than
making them all separate options. It makes me hesitant when I see an API
like this that we can come up with non-sensical states because each of
these are essentially different branch. I would prefer one long list of
options than have 7 different options that can be combined in non-sensical
ways.
*The main point of this PR is the separation of keyboard behavior from
block structure*, and making it configurable ( which basically is the
creation of a declarative API for keyboard management). I do think this
configurability strikes a good balance between customizability and keeping
things simple (i.e.: no custom keyboard handlers needed anymore, even for
list items).
I agree it makes things simpler, but I wonder if it is the right
abstraction.
Right now, the shape of this is more that the block is declaring what it's
keyboard shortcut behavior is, but I wonder whether it might be simpler to
describe the "purpose of the block", and the keyboard shortcut could be
derived from that. Like a column is sort of "closed" and expected to act
more like it's own document (so would a table cell with nested blocks),
whereas a list is pretty interchangeable (especially with items that are
also of the same type), a callout is more of a wrapper (like a quote), but
a stepper or tab acts more as an "island".
I'm not saying that we have to have type: "closed" | "wrapper" | "island",
but I wonder if there are more generic things that could be said which
might be useful for things like how to merge & split blocks, drag & drop
behavior, relationships between parent & child (e.g. columnList & column)...
If we can find a way to handle the toggle (open / close) cases without a
callback form, that would simplify things even further so would be great
indeed. Downside is that then we might need to introduce "collapsed"
knowledge to core
collapsed should definitely not be in core, I think it would be totally
acceptable for that to be implemented in custom keyboard handlers, because
it is custom. We can focus on how to make handlers easier to use to not
have to duplicate all of this logic.
Keyboard handlers should be very thin, and focused more on routing to the
right API, I'd love something like:
addKeyboardShortcuts: {
'Enter': (editor, ctx) => {
if (editor.getSelectedBlocks[0].type !== 'listItem') {
return false;
}
return ctx.splitBlock()
}}
Or similar
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Builds on #3059. This PR separates how the keyboard treats a block from how the block is structured.
Why
After the tabs and stepper examples (#3140), I moved the built-in toggle blocks to the frame API (
renderFrame). The frame part worked for about 90% of the cases immediately: the chevron, the "Add block" button and the open state all moved into a frame with less code than before.The keyboard part did not fit. A toggle needs some behaviour of a "titled" block, but not all of it:
In #3059, all of this came from one flag:
childrenon a block with content. That flag switched on a fixed set of behaviour, in 21 places in 8 files (hasOwnedChildrenin the keyboard handlers, merge, nest, update, block info, the exporter and the validator). A block could only have all of that behaviour or none of it, and the behaviour could not depend on props or on view state (open or closed).So the conclusion was: keyboard behaviour must be a separate, explicit setting on the block, and the structure must be a separate, explicit flag.
What changes
1. Keyboard settings on the block implementation
A block implementation has a
keyboardoption: only the settings that differ from the defaults, or a function of the block that returns them.enter"split","into-children","line-break""split"shiftEnter"line-break","same-as-enter""line-break"splitKeepsTypefalseresetsTo{ type, props? }{ type: "paragraph" }emptyEnterResetsfalseemptyChildEnter"outdent","exit-at-end","stay""outdent"(containers:"exit-at-end")childrenCanOutdenttrue(containers:false)The schema fills in the defaults once. The spec then holds a function that returns every setting, so the handlers do not check for missing values. A setting given as
undefinedkeeps its default.Examples:
The central Enter and Backspace handlers read these settings and apply them in a fixed order. The order is documented on the
BlockKeyboardtype.meta.hardBreakShortcutis deprecated. It still works as the default forenterandshiftEnter.2.
container: truemarks a containerA container (a block whose own node holds its child blocks, such as a column list) now declares
container: true. It must havecontent: "none". The type and the validator enforce this.childrennow has one meaning: which child blocks a block accepts. The default is{ allow: "blocks" }for every block. Only a container can restrict the types or set a minimum count, because the children of other blocks share one untyped group.3. Exporters: the mapping decides where children go
A block mapping is a plain function (the exporter places the children, indented) or
{ withChildren }(the mapping receives the rendered children and places them). The shape of the mapping decides where the children go. The only container check left: a container with a plain mapping throws, so the error comes early.4. Toggles
createToggleFramewithrenderFrame.aria-expanded. The CSS also readsaria-expanded, sodata-show-childrenis removed.##) or the slash menu stops being a toggle. The block type menu already did this (fix:BlockTypeSelectitem filtering based on schema #2112).5. Block colors with frames
.bn-blockcarries the block's text and background color. The block container's node view and the internal HTML serializer set them. The 18 color rules inBlock.cssno longer look for the content as a direct child. Thus colors reach the children of any framed block, also custom ones, and the toggle-specific copies of these rules are removed.Benefits
metaflag.childrento a block with content changed the keyboard, merge, nest, update and export behaviour in 21 places. Now each concern has its own explicit setting:containerfor structure,keyboardfor keys, the mapping shape for export. Changing one does not change the others.listItemEnterHandler.ts), plus an unused copy (ListItemKeyboardShortcuts.ts). Now list items declaresplitKeepsTypeandemptyEnterResets, and the central handlers apply them in the same order as for every other block.createToggleWrapper(197 lines) and the ReactToggleWrapper(162 lines) are replaced bycreateToggleFrame(127 lines) for both toggles.Issues
BlockTypeSelectitem filtering based on schema #2112. The shortcut, markdown and slash menu paths are fixed here (BLO-959).Also fixed:
attributesprop. tiptap makes the same kind of change when it creates the view, so this makes the failure less frequent, but does not remove it.New regression tests for fixes that had no test: #1672 (Shift-Enter keeps styles), #2566 (Backspace moves the caret to the last nested block), #605 (Backspace below an image deletes only the empty block).
Breaking changes
Compared with
main:createToggleWrapper(core) andToggleWrapper(React) are removed. UserenderFramewithcreateToggleFrame.data-show-children. Use.bn-toggle-button[aria-expanded].meta.hardBreakShortcutis deprecated. Usekeyboard.enterandkeyboard.shiftEnter.Compared with #3059 (not released):
childrenrestrictions. Usekeyboardsettings for the behaviour.container: true.{ withChildren }exporter mapping.BlockInfo.hasOwnedChildrenis removed.Known gaps
enter: "into-children", Backspace at the start of the first child un-nests it, or does nothing whenchildrenCanOutdentisfalse.it.failstests here, and feat(core): drop a block into a toggle (BLO-956) #3143 fixes them.TODO
container: truebefore release. The flag means: the block has no content of its own, and its node holds only its child blocks. Candidates:container: true(today),layoutBlock: true, orframeOnly: true.frameOnlyonly fits if a container draws its box inrenderFrameinstead ofrender(todayrenderFrameis refused on containers), so decide both together.Testing
After the merge of #3059 (which brings in main with #3124):
it.fails.The commits split the work by topic for review. Only the complete PR is tested, so please squash on merge.
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ToggleWrappercomponent.