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lib/src/office/office_extension.dart (1)
89-123:⚠️ Potential issueThe remove method won't work correctly due to function reference mismatch.
The current implementation creates a new callback function in both
addandremovemethods. Since JavaScript/Dart compare functions by reference, theremovemethod will create a different function instance that won't match the one added, making it impossible to remove event handlers.Consider storing the JS callback references to enable proper removal:
class EventHandlers<T> extends JsObjectWrapper<office_extension_js.EventHandlersJsImpl> { EventHandlers._fromJsObject( super.jsObject, { required this.fromJson, }); + + final _callbackMap = <void Function(T), JSFunction>{}; EventHandlerResult<T> add( final void Function(T args) handler, ) { void promiseCallback(final JSAny? json) { final dartJson = dartify(json)! as Map<String, dynamic>; handler(fromJson(dartJson)); } - final resultJs = jsObject.add(promiseCallback.toJS); + final jsCallback = promiseCallback.toJS; + _callbackMap[handler] = jsCallback; + final resultJs = jsObject.add(jsCallback); return EventHandlerResult.getInstance(resultJs); } void remove(final void Function(T args) handler) { - void promiseCallback(final JSAny? json) { - final dartJson = dartify(json)! as Map<String, dynamic>; - handler(fromJson(dartJson)); - } - - jsObject.remove(promiseCallback.toJS); + final jsCallback = _callbackMap.remove(handler); + if (jsCallback != null) { + jsObject.remove(jsCallback); + } } }
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6-9: Fix grammatical issues in the strategic guidelines.The strategic approach outlined here is excellent, but there are some grammatical issues that should be corrected for clarity and professionalism.
-You are great strateg. +You are a great strategist. - Always think hard and step by step before code, analyse all connections and how it affect the code as a whole, ask user if decision is not clear. -- You should provide maintainable code - that doesnt mean you build many lines of code. Instead, you trying to use compact, and thoughtful code, which will simplify the codebase and make things simplier while doing the same thing as complicated code. +- You should provide maintainable code - that doesn't mean you build many lines of code. Instead, you try to use compact and thoughtful code, which will simplify the codebase and make things simpler while doing the same thing as complicated code. - Use PDSA (Plan->Do->Study->Act) technique and think at least 5 cycles before answer..cursor/rules/typescript.mdc (1)
86-90: Minor formatting issue at the end of the file.The TypeScript guidelines are comprehensive and well-structured. However, there's a formatting inconsistency at the end.
## Git Commit Rules - Make the head / title of the commit message brief - Include elaborate details in the body of the commit message - Always follow the conventional commit message format - Add two newlines after the commit message title -90 +.cursor/rules/dart_dev.mdc (2)
9-9: Fix duplicate section numbering.The document has duplicate "2." numbering for different sections. The second occurrence should be numbered differently to maintain proper document structure.
-2. Coding standards: +3. Coding standards:And update subsequent sections accordingly:
-3. Flutter widgets and concepts: +4. Flutter widgets and concepts:-4. Project structure: +5. Project structure:-5. Additional requirements: +6. Additional requirements:Also applies to: 39-39
72-72: Add missing newline at end of file.The file should end with a newline character for proper Unix text file formatting.
Generate concise, efficient code following these guidelines while maintaining existing project structure and conventions. +lib/src/utils/interop_utils.dart (1)
29-31: Remove unnecessary cast to JSAny?The cast on line 30 is redundant since
TimestampJsImplshould already be a valid JSAny type through the JS interop type hierarchy.- return js.TimestampJsImpl(dartObject.millisecondsSinceEpoch.toJS, 0.toJS) - as JSAny?; + return js.TimestampJsImpl(dartObject.millisecondsSinceEpoch.toJS, 0.toJS);PLAN.md (5)
1-2: Use proper markdown heading instead of emphasis.Replace the emphasized text with a proper markdown heading for better document structure.
-**Revised Step-by-Step Plan** +# Revised Step-by-Step Plan🧰 Tools
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3-3: Format the bare URL as a proper markdown link.Bare URLs should be formatted as markdown links for better readability.
-Before start: read the https://dart.dev/interop/js-interop to understand the js interop in dart. +Before start: read the [Dart JavaScript Interoperability guide](https://dart.dev/interop/js-interop) to understand the js interop in dart.🧰 Tools
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5-5: Use proper markdown heading for phase title.-**Phase 1: Dart SDK Upgrade to 3.9.0** +## Phase 1: Dart SDK Upgrade to 3.9.0🧰 Tools
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15-16: Use proper markdown heading for phase title.-**Phase 2: Office JS API SDK Migration to `dart:js_interop`** +## Phase 2: Office JS API SDK Migration to `dart:js_interop`
49-49: Remove extra spaces inside code span.- - `query`: e.g., `class Worksheet `, `interface Range {`, `enum BindingType {` (note the space or opening brace to target definitions) + - `query`: e.g., `class Worksheet`, `interface Range {`, `enum BindingType {` (note the space or opening brace to target definitions)🧰 Tools
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lib/src/office/excel.dart (1)
100-108: Consider simplifying array conversionThe explicit for-loop works correctly but could be more concise using functional programming patterns.
Consider using
mapfor a more idiomatic Dart approach:List<Worksheet> get items { final jsItems = jsObject.items; - final dartItems = <Worksheet>[]; - for (int i = 0; i < jsItems.length; i++) { - final item = jsItems[i] as excel_js.WorksheetJsImpl; - dartItems.add(Worksheet.getInstance(item)); - } - return dartItems; + return List.generate( + jsItems.length, + (i) => Worksheet.getInstance(jsItems[i] as excel_js.WorksheetJsImpl), + ); }
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.vscode/settings.json (1)
12-12: LGTM: Improved editor experience for Dart development.This change enhances code completion by enabling word-based suggestions from matching documents, which is a sensible configuration for Dart development.
pubspec.yaml (2)
28-28: LGTM: Flutter configuration normalized.The change from
flutter: nulltoflutter: {}is a cosmetic improvement that maintains the same semantic meaning while using a more standard YAML representation.
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lib/src/office_interops/office_core_js_impl.dart (1)
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Excellent migration to modern Dart JS interop.
This migration from
package:jstodart:js_interopis well-implemented and aligns with Dart 3.7+ best practices. The use of@staticInteropprovides better type safety compared to the deprecated dynamic interop approach.Verify that the migration is complete across the entire codebase:
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1-10: Comprehensive migration documentation.The changelog effectively documents the migration from
dart:jstodart:js_interop. The listed changes are comprehensive and accurately reflect the scope of modernizing Office.js interop for type safety and future compatibility.lib/src/office/office.dart (3)
1-1: Correct import migration to dart:js_interop.The import has been properly updated from the deprecated
package:js/js.dartto the moderndart:js_interop.
51-52: Factory constructor expressions are correctly simplified.The factory constructors have been appropriately refactored to use concise expression body syntax while maintaining the same functionality with the expando pattern.
Also applies to: 68-69, 89-90
97-97: Proper JS string conversion to Dart.The
.toDartconversion is correctly applied to convert the JS string to a Dart string before enum lookup..cursor/rules/flutter_ui_dev.mdc (1)
1-59: Well-structured Flutter development guidelines.The guidelines provide comprehensive and thoughtful recommendations for Flutter UI development. Key strengths:
- Clear preference hierarchy for code organization (comments → methods → widgets)
- Practical decision tree for widget extraction
- Performance considerations balanced with maintainability
- Emphasis on documenting rationale rather than implementation details
The guidelines promote sensible practices that will help maintain clean, performant Flutter code.
lib/src/office_interops/office_js_impl.dart (3)
1-1: Correct import for modern JS interop.The import has been properly updated to use
dart:js_interopinstead of the deprecated package.
12-14: Proper static interop pattern implementation.The migration to
@staticInteropclasses with full namespace annotations ('Office.Context','Office.Mailbox','Office.Item') follows the correct modern pattern for Dart JS interop.Also applies to: 52-54, 94-96
16-34: Correct extension method pattern and type usage.The extension methods properly expose the JS properties and methods. The use of
JSString?instead ofString?for theitemTypeproperty is appropriate for JS interop type safety.Also applies to: 56-69, 98-110
.cursor/rules/dart_dev.mdc (1)
1-72: Comprehensive Dart development guidelines aligned with the PR objectives!The rules effectively support the migration to Dart 3.7 and establish clear standards for:
- Modern Dart features (null safety, pattern matching)
- Enhanced documentation with dartdoc templates
- Coding conventions and best practices
- Project structure alignment
The guidelines will help maintain consistency across the codebase during and after the migration.
lib/src/js_interops/office_helpers_js_impl.dart (1)
1-56: Excellent migration to the new JS interop model!The migration correctly implements the modern
dart:js_interoppatterns:
- ✅ Proper use of
@staticInteropwith extension methods- ✅ Correct JSFunction type for callback parameters
- ✅ Appropriate JSAny? return type for dynamic values
- ✅ Clean separation of external declarations
This aligns perfectly with the PR objective to migrate from deprecated interop to Dart 3.7's static interop API.
lib/src/utils/interop_utils.dart (2)
46-51: Excellent error handling for function conversion!The explicit error message guides developers to use typed functions with
.toJSextension methods instead of attempting automatic conversion. This promotes type safety and aligns with the new JS interop model.
88-124: Well-implemented dartify function with comprehensive type handling!The dartify implementation correctly handles all common JS types and provides a clean inverse of the jsify function. The recursive handling of arrays and objects ensures proper deep conversion.
PLAN.md (1)
17-191: Comprehensive and well-structured migration plan!The migration instructions are thorough and provide excellent guidance for migrating from the deprecated
package:jsto the moderndart:js_interopAPI. The examples and step-by-step approach will be very helpful for implementers.🧰 Tools
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lib/src/js_interops/es6_js_impl.dart (1)
1-52: Excellent migration todart:js_interop!The conversion from the deprecated
package:jsto the moderndart:js_interopAPI is implemented correctly:
- Proper use of
@staticInteropwith extension types- Correct JS type annotations (
JSFunction,JSNumber,JSArray,JSString)- Static methods appropriately converted to top-level external functions
- Clean and consistent implementation throughout
lib/src/office/office_extension.dart (3)
17-17: Clean factory constructor refactor!The simplified expression body makes the code more concise and readable.
24-28: Correct conversion to JS types!The conversion from Dart
List<String>toJSArray<JSString>is properly implemented using.toJSon individual strings and the list.
52-52: Proper boolean conversion!Using
.toDartto convertJSBooleanto Dartboolis the correct approach.lib/src/office_interops/office_extension_js_impl.dart (1)
1-141: Excellent migration to dart:js_interop!The migration from the deprecated
package:jsto the moderndart:js_interopstatic interop approach is well-executed. All JS interop types are properly used, and the@staticInteroppattern with extension methods is correctly implemented throughout the file.lib/src/office_interops/excel_js_impl.dart (2)
1-439: Well-structured migration to dart:js_interop!The migration is comprehensive and consistent. All Dart native types have been properly replaced with their JS interop counterparts (JSString, JSNumber, JSBoolean, JSArray). The @staticInterop pattern with extension methods is correctly applied throughout.
389-396: Verify the getUsedRange signature changeThe
getUsedRangemethod signature has changed to require aJSBoolean?parameter instead of being optional. This appears to be a breaking change that could impact existing code.Please verify if this signature change is intentional and aligns with the Excel API requirements. If the parameter should be optional, consider making it optional in the external declaration.
lib/src/office/excel.dart (1)
16-32: Clean implementation of Excel.run()The refactored
Excel.run()method properly uses.toJSfor function conversion, which aligns well with the new JS interop model. The async handling withJSPromiseis correctly implemented.
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| final promise = officeHelper.officeOnReady(createCallback()); | ||
| final jsInfoJsonJS = await handleThenable(promise as JSPromise<JSAny?>); | ||
| if (jsInfoJsonJS == null) return null; |
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Fix callback implementation and promise handling.
The callback function implementation has issues:
- The callback currently doesn't use the
infoparameter - it should return the info - The promise handling pattern needs verification
Apply this diff to fix the callback implementation:
- JSFunction createCallback() =>
- ((final JSAny? info) {
- // Return the info directly
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Fix callback to return the info parameter
The promise handling via handleThenable matches the established interop pattern and requires no changes. However, the JS callback must return its info argument:
• lib/src/office/office.dart (around lines 17–24): update createCallback to return info.
- JSFunction createCallback() =>
- ((final JSAny? info) {
- // Return the info directly
- }).toJS;
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| }).toJS; | |
| final promise = officeHelper.officeOnReady(createCallback()); | |
| final jsInfoJsonJS = await handleThenable(promise as JSPromise<JSAny?>); | |
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| ((final JSAny? info) => info).toJS; | |
| final promise = officeHelper.officeOnReady(createCallback()); | |
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In lib/src/office/office.dart around lines 17 to 24, the callback function
created by createCallback does not return the info parameter it receives, which
is necessary for correct behavior. Modify the callback implementation so that it
explicitly returns the info argument. The promise handling with handleThenable
is correct and does not need changes.
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Consider adding type safety checks for the generic cast.
The type casts at lines 34 and 38 (as T) could throw at runtime if T is not compatible with the actual return type. Consider adding runtime type checks or documenting the expected types.
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Add runtime type validation for the generic cast
The unchecked casts on lines 34 and 38 (result as T) can fail at runtime if T doesn’t match the actual type returned by handleThenable. To prevent unexpected errors:
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- Document in method comments which types callers can safely expect.
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Critical: numberFormat property incorrectly uses values property
The numberFormat getter and setter are accessing jsObject.values instead of a numberFormat property. This will cause the numberFormat property to overwrite the cell values.
The numberFormat property should access its own corresponding JS property. Based on the Excel API, this should likely be:
List<List<dynamic>> get numberFormat {
- final jsValues = jsObject.values;
+ final jsValues = jsObject.numberFormat;
return (dartify(jsValues)! as List).cast<List<dynamic>>();
}
set numberFormat(final List<List<dynamic>> values) {
final jsValues = jsify(values);
- jsObject.values = jsValues!;
+ jsObject.numberFormat = jsValues!;
}However, this requires that the numberFormat property is properly exposed in the RangeJsImpl extension in excel_js_impl.dart.
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| } | |
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| jsObject.numberFormat = jsValues!; | |
| } |
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In lib/src/office/excel.dart around lines 271 to 279, the numberFormat getter
and setter incorrectly access jsObject.values instead of the numberFormat
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closes #3 and updates to Dart 3.7
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