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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced file handling in the editor with improved upload processing for greater reliability.
  • Introduced a new method for handling selected files within the application.

• Bug Fixes

  • Resolved issues affecting image display and editing.
  • Reduced the editor’s update throttle delay for a faster, more responsive experience.

• Style

  • Refined UI elements for consistency, including updated messaging for clipboard alerts.
  • Updated CSS class names across the editor for improved styling consistency.

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Walkthrough

This pull request implements several enhancements and updates. It modifies GitHub Actions workflows by adding new permissions and improving pnpm cache handling. The changelog and dependencies were updated to reflect version bumps. In the Electron main process and preload scripts, new IPC functionality was added while outdated handlers were removed. Finally, the renderer and editor components and their associated styles were refactored, including renaming CSS classes and adjusting editor behavior.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/issue-stale.yml, .github/workflows/release.yml	Added new permissions to the stale job and updated step identifiers, command flags, and cache keys for pnpm in the CI workflows.
CHANGELOG.md, package.json	Inserted a new version entry and updated various dependency versions along with a standardization of the application version format.
src/main/index.ts, src/main/utils/create-window.ts	Added a new IPC handler (handle-selected-file), removed an obsolete handler, and restructured BrowserWindow options including webPreferences adjustments.
src/preload/index.d.ts, src/preload/index.ts	Changed the saveFile method’s return type and added a new handleSelectedFile method to the RendererAPI for enhanced file handling.
src/renderer/index.html, src/renderer/src/components/**/*.tsx, src/renderer/src/note-editor/**	Updated editor components by renaming class names from minimal-tiptap-editor to editor, modified imports, added logging, and reduced the throttle delay from 2000ms to 1000ms. Also adjusted file creation logic in image handling and updated the image upload process.
src/renderer/src/note-editor/styles/**	Renamed CSS selectors from .minimal-tiptap-editor to .editor across base styles, code, lists, placeholder, and typography partials to reflect the new component naming convention.
tsconfig.node.json	Removed the path mapping for the @editor/* alias to simplify module resolution.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant R as Renderer
  participant P as Preload API
  participant M as Main Process

  R->>P: Call handleSelectedFile({ name, buffer })
  P->>M: ipcRenderer.invoke("handle-selected-file", { name, buffer })
  M->>M: Convert buffer to Node.js Buffer and write file
  M-->>P: Return file path
  P-->>R: Return file path

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Actionable comments posted: 5

🧹 Nitpick comments (5)

src/renderer/src/components/home/components/note-editor.tsx (1)

70-71: Remove console.log statement before production.

This debugging statement should be removed as it may cause performance issues and expose sensitive information in the browser console.

-    console.log(content)

src/renderer/src/note-editor/hooks/use-editor.ts (1)

63-63: Remove debugging console.log statement.

This debugging statement outputs file and array buffer information to the console and should be removed before production.

-      console.log(file, arrayBuffer)

CHANGELOG.md (1)

4-4: Fix grammatical error in changelog entry.

There's a grammatical error in the wording of this change entry.

- chore: small fixes regarding to naming ([244ed04](https://github.com/Your-Ehsan/Treo/commit/244ed04))
+ chore: small fixes regarding naming ([244ed04](https://github.com/Your-Ehsan/Treo/commit/244ed04))

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[grammar] ~4-~4: The phrase ‘regarding to’ is not correct. Use “regarding” or “regard to”.
Context: ...o/commit/eb4a9c4)) - chore: small fixes regarding to naming ([244ed04](https://github.com/Yo...

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src/renderer/src/note-editor/styles/partials/code.css (1)

3-5: Class naming standardization

Changed CSS selector from .minimal-tiptap-editor to .editor across all code styles.

Make sure this class naming change is consistently applied across all components that reference these styles to avoid styling regressions.

#!/bin/bash
# Check for any remaining references to minimal-tiptap-editor
rg "minimal-tiptap-editor" --type css --type tsx --type jsx

Also applies to: 7-11, 13-15, 17-19, 21-88

src/renderer/src/note-editor/styles/partials/typography.css (1)

25-32: Duplicate H5 Rules Detected.
There are two identical rules for .editor .ProseMirror h5 (lines 25–27 and 29–31). This duplication is unnecessary and could be consolidated into a single rule. Consider removing one of them to keep the stylesheet clean and maintainable.

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• src/main/index.ts (4 hunks)
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src/renderer/src/components/home/components/note-editor.tsx (1)

src/renderer/src/note-editor/editor.tsx (1)

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src/main/index.ts (2)

src/main/utils/clipboard-operations.ts (1)

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[grammar] ~4-~4: The phrase ‘regarding to’ is not correct. Use “regarding” or “regard to”.
Context: ...o/commit/eb4a9c4)) - chore: small fixes regarding to naming ([244ed04](https://github.com/Yo...

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.github/workflows/issue-stale.yml (1)

11-13: New Permissions Added for Stale Job
The addition of contents: read and pull-requests: write ensures the workflow can read repository contents and modify pull requests as needed by the stale action. Please confirm these permissions align with your security policies and intended use.

.github/workflows/release.yml (2)

48-49: Streamlined Identifier for PNPM Store Path
Changing the step ID to pnpm_cache_path and using the simplified command (pnpm store path without the --silent flag) improves readability. Ensure that all documentation and downstream references are updated accordingly.

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54-57: Updated PNPM Cache Key and Restore Keys
Removing the redundant store suffix from the cache key and restore keys simplifies the cache naming convention. Double-check that this change won’t lead to cache collisions, especially if multiple workflows use similar key patterns.

src/renderer/index.html (1)

7-10:

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• Location: src/renderer/index.html (Lines 7–10)
• Impact: Disabling the in-page CSP may leave the application relying solely on server-side security configurations.

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• Location: src/renderer/index.html (Lines 7–10)
• Action Required: Verify that the CSP is enforced elsewhere in your security strategy (e.g., server configuration).

src/renderer/src/components/editor.tsx (1)

86-86: Renamed CSS Class for Editor Content
Updating the CSS class from the previous editor-specific class to "editor" ensures consistency with the refactored CSS selectors across the codebase. Verify that the associated styles in your CSS files correctly target this new class name.

src/renderer/src/note-editor/styles/partials/placeholder.css (1)

1-4: Updated CSS Selector for Placeholder Styling
The selector has been updated to .editor .ProseMirror > p.is-editor-empty::before to match the new class naming convention in the editor components. Confirm that this modification correctly applies the placeholder styling as intended.

tsconfig.node.json (1)

9-9: Path mapping for @editor/* has been removed

This simplification of path mappings aligns with the broader refactoring effort mentioned in the PR summary, where minimal-tiptap-editor has been renamed to editor throughout the codebase.

src/renderer/src/note-editor/editor.tsx (1)

93-93: Class name updated to match project-wide refactoring

The class name change from 'minimal-tiptap-editor' to 'editor' is consistent with the broader renaming effort throughout the codebase as mentioned in the PR summary.

src/preload/index.ts (1)

24-24: Added comma for proper object syntax

This comma addition is necessary to support the new method being added to the object.

src/renderer/src/note-editor/extensions/image/components/image-view-block.tsx (2)

176-176: Modified File object creation from blob

The updated code now passes the blob directly as the third argument to the File constructor instead of using the type property. This approach is more straightforward and maintains the blob's original properties.

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217-218: Simplified outline styling for selected images

The CSS class definition has been simplified by removing redundant 'outline' class while maintaining the same visual styling for selected or resizing images.

src/renderer/src/components/home/components/note-editor.tsx (2)

80-80: LGTM! Editor component successfully updated.

The change from MinimalTiptapThree to Editor properly aligns with the updated editor implementation.

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91-91: LGTM! Throttle delay reduced for better responsiveness.

Reducing the throttle delay from 2000ms to 1000ms will improve the editor's responsiveness while still providing efficient update behavior. This change aligns with the CHANGELOG entry.

src/renderer/src/note-editor/hooks/use-editor.ts (2)

60-67: File upload handling improved with ArrayBuffer approach.

The new implementation properly leverages the IPC channel for file handling using ArrayBuffer, which is more efficient than base64 encoding for binary data transfer.

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69-69: LGTM! Commented-out code replaced with improved implementation.

The removal of the base64 approach in favor of the ArrayBuffer implementation is a good optimization.

src/preload/index.d.ts (2)

52-52: LGTM! Return type updated to provide file path information.

The return type for saveFile now properly includes the file path, which improves the API's utility by giving clients access to the saved file location.

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55-55: LGTM! New method added for handling selected files.

The handleSelectedFile method properly interfaces with the main process to handle file data, supporting the new image handling functionality in the editor.

CHANGELOG.md (2)

3-3: LGTM! Throttle time change properly documented.

The CHANGELOG correctly documents the throttle time change, which matches the implementation in the code.

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66-66: LGTM! Image editing fix properly documented.

The CHANGELOG correctly references the fix for issue #63, which is implemented in the code changes reviewed.

src/renderer/src/note-editor/styles/partials/lists.css (1)

1-23: Class naming standardization

Changed CSS selector from .minimal-tiptap-editor to .editor across all list styles, maintaining consistent formatting with other style files.

This follows the same pattern as the code.css changes, helping to standardize class naming throughout the editor components.

src/renderer/src/note-editor/styles/partials/typography.css (8)

1-3: Updated Heading Node Selector.
The renaming from .minimal-tiptap-editor to .editor for the .heading-node selector is correctly applied. Ensure that any related markup and component references have been updated accordingly.

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5-7: Updated First-Child Heading Node Selector.
The change to .editor .ProseMirror .heading-node:first-child is clear and consistent.

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9-11: Updated H1 Styling.
The rule for h1 under the new .editor class correctly applies the intended styling.

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13-15: Updated H2 Styling.
The h2 selector now uses .editor .ProseMirror h2 with the expected properties.

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17-19: Updated H3 Styling.
The update to the h3 selector is correctly implemented with the new class name.

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21-23: Updated H4 Styling.
The change to .editor .ProseMirror h4 reflects the new naming convention and applies the proper styling.

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33-35: Updated Link Styling.
The anchor style for .editor .ProseMirror a.link is updated correctly.

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37-39: Updated Link Hover Styling.
The hover state for links is appropriately renamed and styled.

src/renderer/src/note-editor/styles/index.css (19)

99-102: Updated ProseMirror Container Selector.
The class selector is updated from .minimal-tiptap-editor to .editor, and the flex properties are applied correctly. This ensures consistency with the new naming convention.

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104-106: Updated Direct Child Editor Selector.
The rule .editor .ProseMirror > div.editor now properly leverages the new class name for nested components.

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108-112: Updated Node Grouping Selectors.
The grouped selector for .block-node, .list-node, and .text-node (excluding last-child elements) is updated correctly with the new parent class.

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114-117: Updated List Styles.
Both ordered (ol) and unordered (ul) lists now use the new class prefix with the appropriate padding styles.

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119-126: Updated Reset Margins for Multiple Elements.
The margin reset for blockquote, dl, ol, p, pre, and ul elements is correctly scoped under .editor .ProseMirror.

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128-130: Updated List Item Styling.
The list item (li) styling is correctly updated to use the new class naming convention.

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132-134: Updated Paragraph Styling.
The paragraph styling using break-words is correctly applied under the new .editor context.

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136-141: Updated Complex List Selectors.
The composite selectors targeting various combinations of list-related elements have been revised to use the new class structure. The styles are clear and maintain the intended layout.

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143-145: Updated Blockquote Styling.
The blockquote now properly reflects the new class convention with appropriate padding and relative positioning.

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147-150: Updated Blockquote Pseudo-elements.
The pseudo-element selectors for blockquote (and its empty state) correctly use the new naming pattern and apply detailed styling rules.

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152-154: Updated Horizontal Rule Styling.
The horizontal rule (hr) styling is now scoped under .editor .ProseMirror and uses the correct variable for background color.

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156-158: Updated Focused HR Styling.
The rule for a selected HR node uses the new class names and applies rounded borders and outlines appropriately.

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160-162: Updated Gap Cursor Styling.
The gap cursor rule is updated correctly to fit within the new class naming, ensuring it remains hidden and non-interactive.

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164-166: Updated Hidden Selection Styling.
The rule for hiding the selection caret is properly revised under the new class structure.

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168-170: Updated Resize Cursor Styling.
The resizing cursor style is correctly updated with the new class prefix.

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172-174: Updated Selection Display Styling.
The .selection class now uses the new .editor scoping and correctly applies an inline-block display.

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176-178: Updated Strike-through Styling.
The selector for striking through text (s span) is correctly updated to use the .editor prefix.

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180-184: Updated General Selection Highlighting.
The updated selectors apply a background color to selections using the new class names. This rule ensures consistency across various selection scenarios.

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187-189: Updated Custom Selection Override.
The override for native selection in the presence of custom selections is correctly scoped and uses an explicit background reset.

package.json (3)

3-3: Application Version Bump.
The version has been updated to "1.1.6" reflecting a cleaner, standard format. Please ensure deployment scripts and changelog entries are consistent with this update.

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63-88: Updated Dependency Versions (Runtime).
Multiple dependencies have been bumped to newer versions:

• @tanstack/react-query updated to ^5.71.0
• @tanstack/react-router updated to ^1.114.29
• Various @tiptap extensions updated to ^2.11.7
• better-sqlite3 updated to ^11.9.1
• cmdk updated to 1.1.1
• drizzle-orm updated to ^0.41.0
• lucide-react updated to ^0.485.0
• react-day-picker updated to 9.6.4
• react-hook-form updated to ^7.55.0

These version bumps should be verified against their release notes for any breaking changes.

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98-130: Updated Dev Dependency Versions.
Several dev dependencies have also been updated:

• @commitlint/* packages now at ^19.8.0
• @tailwindcss/postcss updated to ^4.0.17
• @types/node and @types/react updated to their latest patch versions
• drizzle-kit bumped to ^0.30.6
• electron now at ^35.1.2 (verify that all Electron-related changes are compatible with your current main/preload implementations)
• electron-vite, eslint, and lint-staged have been updated along with React and TailwindCSS versions
• vite updated to ^6.2.3

Please verify that these updates do not introduce any compatibility issues in your build and development pipelines.

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Added new IPC method for file handling

The new handleSelectedFile method enhances the application's file handling capabilities by providing a way to process selected files through the main process.

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Action Required: Align Return Types in handleSelectedFile IPC Method

The new IPC method handleSelectedFile has been added to enhance file handling by processing selected files via the main process. Our search confirms its usage in the codebase:

• Implementation:
  • File: src/preload/index.ts
    • Code:

      handleSelectedFile: (values): Promise<void> => ipcRenderer.invoke('handle-selected-file', values)

• Type Declaration:
  • File: src/preload/index.d.ts
    • Declaration:

      handleSelectedFile: (values: { name: string; buffer: ArrayBuffer }) => Promise<string>

• Usage in Renderer:
  • File: src/renderer/src/note-editor/hooks/use-editor.ts
    • Code snippet indicates that a returned value (likely a string) is expected.

Recommendation:
Please ensure that the implementation's return type is consistent with its declaration. For instance, if the main process is meant to return a string, update the method in src/preload/index.ts accordingly:

-  handleSelectedFile: (values): Promise<void> => ipcRenderer.invoke('handle-selected-file', values)
+  handleSelectedFile: (values): Promise<string> => ipcRenderer.invoke('handle-selected-file', values)

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The spellcheck: 'false' attribute is applied globally, but the comment indicates it should only apply to code blocks. Consider limiting this attribute to only affect code block elements.

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Action: Refine Spellcheck Configuration to Target Code Blocks Only

In src/renderer/src/note-editor/hooks/use-editor.ts, there are currently two spellcheck settings:

• A global configuration with spellcheck: 'false' (line 212) that disables spellcheck editor-wide.
• A node-specific configuration for inline code, i.e.,

  code: { HTMLAttributes: { class: 'inline', spellcheck: 'false' } }

Since the intent (as per the inline comment) is to disable spellcheck only for code block elements, the global spellcheck setting is overly broad. Please consider one of the following adjustments:

• Remove the global spellcheck: 'false' assignment so that spellcheck remains enabled for non-code content.
• Alternatively, if code block spellcheck needs to be disabled, scope the spellcheck attribute to a dedicated code block node configuration.

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Security concern: webSecurity is disabled

Setting webSecurity: false in webPreferences disables critical browser security protections, including same-origin policy, CORS restrictions, and XSS protections. While the TODO indicates this is temporary, it represents a significant security vulnerability.

Consider implementing a more targeted solution instead of disabling all web security. For example:

• Use a Content Security Policy
• Configure specific CORS headers if accessing external resources
• Create a proper protocol handler for local resources

What specific issue is this trying to solve? There may be safer alternatives available.

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Improved window options handling

The revised window options structure improves flexibility by preserving custom webPreferences while ensuring critical settings remain applied.

Since this change allows custom webPreferences to be passed through, make sure this isn't being leveraged primarily to support the webSecurity: false setting found in index.ts. It would be better to address the root security issue there.

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Your updated window options handling in src/main/utils/create-window.ts successfully integrates custom webPreferences without compromising critical settings such as preload and sandbox. However, our repository scan confirms that src/main/index.ts still explicitly disables webSecurity (with a TODO comment flagging it for future improvement). This raises a concern that the flexibility in passing custom webPreferences might currently be used to enable this insecure option.

Action items:

• Review and resolve the webSecurity: false setting in src/main/index.ts to ensure that the security defaults are enforced at the source, rather than relying on the window options to override them.
• Consider implementing a safeguard within the window creation logic to prevent insecure configurations from being propagated if they’re not intended.