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| [chore] Internal: the UIKit values of a swipe-action row (the swipe threshold, the spring the row follows the finger and settles with, the touch claim distance the web needs) and the release rule that picks closed, open or fire (a fast release goes the way it moves, a slow one by where it is, and only a release past the commit point fires), checked against 50 releases read from UIKit. Not exported from the package entry point. | ||
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| // Copyright (c) Meta Platforms, Inc. and affiliates. | ||
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| /** | ||
| * @file swipeRelease.test.ts | ||
| * @input vitest; swipeRelease.ts and the UIKit constants table | ||
| * @output The release rule against the UIKit lab's releases; the commit | ||
| * point and the resistance past it; the swipe spring is the one UIKit | ||
| * reported | ||
| * @position Unit tests of packages/core/src/Item/swipeRelease.ts | ||
| */ | ||
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| import {describe, expect, it} from 'vitest'; | ||
| import { | ||
| dampingRatioOf, | ||
| naturalFrequency, | ||
| settlingDuration, | ||
| toSpring, | ||
| } from '../motion/spring'; | ||
| import {swipeActions} from '../motion/uikit/swipeActions'; | ||
| import {commitPoint, resistedTravel, resolveRelease} from './swipeRelease'; | ||
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| describe('resolveRelease', () => { | ||
| // The UIKit lab's releases (batch 10a: plain table, 402 pt rows, two | ||
| // trailing actions, a 156.67 pt open width; the full-swipe point far beyond | ||
| // them), as the swipe pan reported them when the finger lifted: the | ||
| // swipe's travel (past the 25 pt the pan needs to begin; negative when the | ||
| // finger came back past where it began) and its velocity in pt/s, positive | ||
| // toward open. A scripted "closing" release can still be opening when it | ||
| // lifts (the 36 pt one at +458), so the reported values are the inputs. | ||
| const OPEN_WIDTH = 156.67; | ||
| const FAR = 373; | ||
| const RELEASES: [travel: number, velocity: number, lands: string][] = [ | ||
| [35, -19, 'closed'], | ||
| [65, 490, 'open'], | ||
| [125, 1506, 'open'], | ||
| [5, -492, 'closed'], | ||
| [-55, -1532, 'closed'], | ||
| [95, -16, 'open'], | ||
| [125, 478, 'open'], | ||
| [185, 1565, 'open'], | ||
| [65, -468, 'closed'], | ||
| // [115, +135]: closed. Scripted as a 1500 pt/s closing flick, it lifted | ||
| // with the pan reporting a slow opening one: the one release of the 51 | ||
| // neither this rule nor projection explains. | ||
| [-67, -2545, 'closed'], | ||
| [-47.7, -1025, 'closed'], | ||
| [-3, -256, 'closed'], | ||
| [12.3, -22, 'closed'], | ||
| [30.3, 293, 'open'], | ||
| [64, 1058, 'open'], | ||
| [132.3, 1983, 'open'], | ||
| [-67, -2060, 'closed'], | ||
| [-10, -1087, 'closed'], | ||
| [35.7, 458, 'open'], | ||
| [50, -18, 'closed'], | ||
| [63, 286, 'open'], | ||
| [93, 1372, 'open'], | ||
| [170, 2031, 'open'], | ||
| [1.7, -2168, 'closed'], | ||
| [27.3, -996, 'closed'], | ||
| [69.3, -287, 'closed'], | ||
| [87.7, -5, 'open'], | ||
| [100.3, 148, 'open'], | ||
| [147.3, 1271, 'open'], | ||
| [190.3, 608, 'open'], | ||
| [39.3, -2052, 'closed'], | ||
| [65, -983, 'closed'], | ||
| [107, -308, 'closed'], | ||
| [125, -18, 'open'], | ||
| [143, 347, 'open'], | ||
| [185, 948, 'open'], | ||
| [245, 2082, 'open'], | ||
| [42.3, -1975, 'closed'], | ||
| [102.7, -991, 'closed'], | ||
| [144.3, -283, 'closed'], | ||
| [162.3, -19, 'open'], | ||
| [180.3, 271, 'open'], | ||
| [222.7, 1002, 'open'], | ||
| [282.3, 1971, 'open'], | ||
| ]; | ||
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| it.each(RELEASES)( | ||
| 'lands where UIKit did: %s pt of swipe at %s pt/s → %s', | ||
| (travel, velocity, lands) => { | ||
| expect( | ||
| resolveRelease({ | ||
| behavior: 'reveal', | ||
| commitAt: FAR, | ||
| openWidth: OPEN_WIDTH, | ||
| travel: Math.max(0, travel), | ||
| velocity, | ||
| }), | ||
| ).toBe(lands); | ||
| }, | ||
| ); | ||
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| it('goes the way a release moves from about 50 pt/s, and by where it is below that (batches 38c, 38d)', () => { | ||
| // 204.67 pt open width, released at 0.7 of it: past half. The speeds | ||
| // are the pan's at its end, as UIKit read them. | ||
| const base = { | ||
| behavior: 'reveal' as const, | ||
| commitAt: 325, | ||
| openWidth: 204.67, | ||
| travel: 143, | ||
| }; | ||
| for (const velocity of [-19.9, -21.2, -35.7, -40.7, 0, 56.1]) { | ||
| expect(resolveRelease({...base, velocity})).toBe('open'); | ||
| } | ||
| for (const velocity of [-56.1, -56.5, -68.5, -105, -200, -308]) { | ||
| expect(resolveRelease({...base, velocity})).toBe('closed'); | ||
| } | ||
| }); | ||
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| it('closes a release past the open width that is moving back, as UIKit did (batch 38)', () => { | ||
| // 204.67 pt open width; released about 300 pt out while coming back at | ||
| // 300 pt/s: UIKit closed the row, though it would coast to rest past half | ||
| // the open width. | ||
| expect( | ||
| resolveRelease({ | ||
| behavior: 'reveal', | ||
| commitAt: 325, | ||
| openWidth: 204.67, | ||
| travel: 305, | ||
| velocity: -300, | ||
| }), | ||
| ).toBe('closed'); | ||
| // The same release at rest, or still opening, stays open. | ||
| for (const velocity of [0, 300]) { | ||
| expect( | ||
| resolveRelease({ | ||
| behavior: 'reveal', | ||
| commitAt: 325, | ||
| openWidth: 204.67, | ||
| travel: 305, | ||
| velocity, | ||
| }), | ||
| ).toBe('open'); | ||
| } | ||
| }); | ||
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| it('fires under reveal on a release past the commit point, whatever the velocity, and never on a flick short of it', () => { | ||
| const base = {behavior: 'reveal' as const, commitAt: 192, openWidth: 144}; | ||
| expect(resolveRelease({...base, travel: 192, velocity: 0})).toBe('perform'); | ||
| expect(resolveRelease({...base, travel: 200, velocity: -2000})).toBe( | ||
| 'perform', | ||
| ); | ||
| expect(resolveRelease({...base, travel: 44, velocity: 3000})).toBe('open'); | ||
| expect(resolveRelease({...base, travel: 191, velocity: 3000})).toBe('open'); | ||
| }); | ||
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| it('fires under commit only past the commit point, and never rests', () => { | ||
| const base = {behavior: 'commit' as const, commitAt: 150, openWidth: 72}; | ||
| expect(resolveRelease({...base, travel: 150, velocity: 0})).toBe('perform'); | ||
| expect(resolveRelease({...base, travel: 160, velocity: -1000})).toBe( | ||
| 'perform', | ||
| ); | ||
| expect(resolveRelease({...base, travel: 100, velocity: 0})).toBe('closed'); | ||
| expect(resolveRelease({...base, travel: 40, velocity: 3000})).toBe( | ||
| 'closed', | ||
| ); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
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| describe('commitPoint and resistedTravel', () => { | ||
| it('commits past the panel, or past the fraction of the row when that is further', () => { | ||
| expect(commitPoint(72, 300)).toBe(150); | ||
| expect(commitPoint(144, 300)).toBe(192); | ||
| }); | ||
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| it('follows the finger up to the commit point and resists past it', () => { | ||
| expect(resistedTravel(150, 150)).toBe(150); | ||
| expect(resistedTravel(250, 150)).toBeCloseTo( | ||
| 150 + 100 * swipeActions.overdragResistance, | ||
| 10, | ||
| ); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
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| describe('the swipe spring', () => { | ||
| it('is the one UIKit reported: critically damped at 10 rad/s, settling in 0.9235 s', () => { | ||
| for (const description of [swipeActions.tracking, swipeActions.settle]) { | ||
| const spring = toSpring(description); | ||
| expect(dampingRatioOf(spring)).toBeCloseTo(1, 10); | ||
| expect(naturalFrequency(spring)).toBeCloseTo(10, 10); | ||
| // UIKit's settlingDuration for it, within the 0.02 % the solver's | ||
| // critically damped branch is documented to land. | ||
| expect(settlingDuration(spring)).toBeCloseTo(0.9235, 3); | ||
| } | ||
| }); | ||
| }); |
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| // Copyright (c) Meta Platforms, Inc. and affiliates. | ||
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| /** | ||
| * @file swipeRelease.ts | ||
| * @input The UIKit constants table (motion/uikit/swipeActions.ts) | ||
| * @output Exports resolveRelease (where a swipe-action release lands: closed, | ||
| * open, or the outermost entry fires), commitPoint and resistedTravel | ||
| * @position Pure pieces of Item's swipe actions, beside useSwipeAction; | ||
| * tested by swipeRelease.test.ts against the UIKit lab's releases | ||
| * | ||
| * A UIKit list row decides a release by its speed first. A release at | ||
| * `releaseVelocity` or faster goes the way it moves: it opens the row when | ||
| * it opens and closes it when it closes, from anywhere short of the commit | ||
| * point. A slower one goes by where it is, against `openFraction` of the | ||
| * open width. So a flick opens the row even from a short drag and closes it | ||
| * from anywhere, and a flick never fires an action: only a release past the | ||
| * commit point does. Travel and velocity here are logical: measured toward | ||
| * the side being uncovered, whatever the writing direction. | ||
| */ | ||
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| import {swipeActions} from '../motion/uikit/swipeActions'; | ||
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| /** What a swipe does (Item's `swipeBehavior`). */ | ||
| export type SwipeReleaseBehavior = 'reveal' | 'commit'; | ||
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| /** Where a release lands. */ | ||
| export type SwipeRelease = 'closed' | 'open' | 'perform'; | ||
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| /** | ||
| * Where a release lands. `travel` (px, ≥ 0) and `velocity` (px/s) are | ||
| * logical: positive toward the side being uncovered. A release past the | ||
| * commit point fires the outermost entry, whatever its velocity; under | ||
| * `commit` nothing else fires and nothing rests. Under `reveal` a release at | ||
| * `releaseVelocity` or faster opens the row if it is opening and closes it if | ||
| * it is closing; a slower one opens it past `openFraction` of its open width | ||
| * and closes it short of that. | ||
| */ | ||
| export function resolveRelease({ | ||
| travel, | ||
| velocity, | ||
| openWidth, | ||
| commitAt, | ||
| behavior, | ||
| }: { | ||
| travel: number; | ||
| velocity: number; | ||
| openWidth: number; | ||
| commitAt: number; | ||
| behavior: SwipeReleaseBehavior; | ||
| }): SwipeRelease { | ||
| if (travel >= commitAt) { | ||
| return 'perform'; | ||
| } | ||
| if (behavior === 'commit') { | ||
| return 'closed'; | ||
| } | ||
| if (velocity >= swipeActions.releaseVelocity) { | ||
| return 'open'; | ||
| } | ||
| if (velocity <= -swipeActions.releaseVelocity) { | ||
| return 'closed'; | ||
| } | ||
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| return travel >= swipeActions.openFraction * openWidth ? 'open' : 'closed'; | ||
| } | ||
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| /** | ||
| * The commit point: `commitPastPanel` past the open width, or | ||
| * `commitFraction` of the row when that is further. | ||
| */ | ||
| export function commitPoint(openWidth: number, rowWidth: number): number { | ||
| return Math.max( | ||
| openWidth + swipeActions.commitPastPanel, | ||
| rowWidth * swipeActions.commitFraction, | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
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| /** | ||
| * The row's travel for the finger's: one for one up to the commit point, | ||
| * `overdragResistance` per pixel past it. | ||
| */ | ||
| export function resistedTravel(raw: number, commitAt: number): number { | ||
| return raw <= commitAt | ||
| ? raw | ||
| : commitAt + (raw - commitAt) * swipeActions.overdragResistance; | ||
| } | ||
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swipeRelease.test.tschecks 44 of batch 10a's 51 releases (the table at lines 32-80, with a 45th commented out at 42-44), not 50: add the six missing releases, or say 44. This text ships in the@astryxdesign/corechangelog.