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2019-11-10 17:38:47 +00:00
import {
getSettings,
Settings,
createElementFromString,
querySelector
} from '../utilities';
(async (): Promise<void> => {
const settings: Settings = await getSettings();
if (
!settings.features.jumpToNewComment ||
!window.location.pathname.startsWith('/~') ||
document.querySelectorAll('.comment.is-comment-new').length === 0
) {
return;
}
// Create the Jump To New Comment button.
const jumpToNewCommentButton: HTMLAnchorElement = createElementFromString(
'<a id="trx-jump-to-new-comment" class="btn btn-primary">Jump To New Comment</a>'
);
jumpToNewCommentButton.addEventListener('click', clickHandler);
document.body.append(jumpToNewCommentButton);
})();
function clickHandler(): void {
// Scroll to the first new comment and remove the `.is-comment-new` class
// from it.
const newestComment: HTMLElement = querySelector('.comment.is-comment-new');
// TODO: Check if the new comment is collapsed or is inside a collapsed
// comment and uncollapse it if so.
newestComment.scrollIntoView({behavior: 'smooth'});
// TODO: Don't immediately remove the class after scrolling to it. But remove
// it when scrolling to the next new comment after this one. I've decided to
// leave this as a TODO as it complicates the code a little bit and it's only
// a QOL feature.
newestComment.classList.remove('is-comment-new');
// If there's no new comments left, remove the button.
if (document.querySelectorAll('.comment.is-comment-new').length === 0) {
const jumpToNewCommentButton: HTMLAnchorElement = querySelector(
'#trx-jump-to-new-comment'
);
jumpToNewCommentButton.remove();
}
}