* fix: add disclosure and transition
* fix: keep collections expanded
* fix: tune transition and collapsing conditions
* fix: collectionIcon expanded props is no longer driven by expanded state
* fix: sync issue
* fix: managing state together
* fix: remove comment
* fix: simplify expanded state
* fix: remove extra state
* fix: remove animation and retain expanded state
* fix: remove isCollectionDropped
* fix: don't use ref
* review suggestions
* fix many functional and design issues
* don't render every single document in the sidebar, just ones that the user has seen before
* chore: Sidebar refinement (#3154)
* stash
* wip: More sidebar tweaks
* Simplify draft bubble
* disclosure refactor
* wip wip
* lint
* tweak menu position
* Use document emoji for starred docs where available
* feat: Trigger cmd+k from sidebar (#3149)
* feat: Trigger cmd+k from sidebar
* Add hint when opening command bar from sidebar
* fix: Clicking internal links in shared documents sometimes reroutes to Login
* fix: Spacing issues on connected slack channels list
* Merge
* fix: Do not prefetch JS bundles on public share links
* fix: Buttons show on collection empty state when user does not have permission to edit
* fix: the hover area for the "collections" subheading was being obfuscated by the initial collection drop cursor
* fix: top-align disclosures
* fix: Disclosure color PR feedback
fix: Starred no longer draggable
* fix: Overflow on sidebar button
* fix: Scrollbar in sidebar when command menu is open
* Minor alignment issues, clarify back in settings sidebar
* fix: Fade component causes SidebarButton missizing
Co-authored-by: Nan Yu <thenanyu@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Tom Moor <tom.moor@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Nan Yu <thenanyu@gmail.com>
Remove menu hover styles on mobile
Fixed duplicate hover+active behavior on editor menus
Fixed editor menus visibly scroll to the top when reopened
Fixed some minor editor spacing issues
Renamed shred routeHelpers -> urlHelpers
This PR moves the entire project to Typescript. Due to the ~1000 ignores this will lead to a messy codebase for a while, but the churn is worth it – all of those ignore comments are places that were never type-safe previously.
closes#1282
