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Decomplect the half-finished fork so the dependency graph has ONE source with no posthog package identity, living under github.com/hanzoinsights. LAYER 1 (package identity): rename straggler package.json names — @posthog/next->@hanzo/insights-next (Next.js SDK; distinct from the existing @hanzo/insights-nextjs config helper), @posthog/mcp->@hanzo/insights-mcp, @posthog/plugin-utils->@hanzo/insights-plugin-utils, @posthog/react-slim->@hanzo/react-slim, @posthog-tooling/release-> @hanzo/insights-tooling-release, and the @posthog/rrweb* family->@hanzo/rrweb* (matching the already-published @hanzo/rrweb*@0.0.47 + minimumReleaseAgeExclude). Repoint every repository.url/homepage/bugs to github.com/hanzoinsights/insights-js and rebrand the PostHog author/description identity to Hanzo AI. LAYER 2 (cross-package imports): rewrite every internal @posthog/* import to its @hanzo/insights*|@hanzo/rrweb* equivalent and the bare module specifiers posthog-js->@hanzo/insights, posthog-node->@hanzo/insights-node, mirrored in package.json deps + the pnpm-lock importer keys. Result: 0 @posthog/* specifiers in packages/tooling/examples/playground source. LAYER 4 (wire protocol) PRESERVED: window.posthog global, ph_* keys, $-prefixed event names, distinct_id, /decide, /e/, /flags, and the __PosthogExtensions__ hook are left unchanged — the Insights server expects them. Also repair pre-existing fork merge damage that blocked compilation (unrelated to naming; identical to origin/main): restore the @hanzo/insights-core ./process subpath (spawn-local/utils, re-matching the published artifact), the lost constructor/var declarations in core + node clients, the mangled external-scripts-loader, the missing TreeShakeable/isPlainError imports, the DeviceId enum member, and stale ../posthog-core-stateless module paths. 26/34 turbo build tasks now pass; remaining failures (browser/react-native and their dependents) are pre-existing fork damage, not rebrand-caused.
113 lines
3.5 KiB
TypeScript
113 lines
3.5 KiB
TypeScript
/**
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* @vitest-environment happy-dom
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*/
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import { vi, MockInstance } from 'vitest';
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import {
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createMirror,
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Mirror as NodeMirror,
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serializedNodeWithId,
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} from '@hanzo/rrweb-snapshot';
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import { NodeType as RRNodeType } from '@hanzo/rrweb-types';
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import { RRDocument } from '../../src';
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import { diff, ReplayerHandler } from '../../src/diff';
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describe('diff algorithm for rrdom', () => {
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let mirror: NodeMirror;
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let replayer: ReplayerHandler;
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let warn: MockInstance;
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let elementSn: serializedNodeWithId;
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let elementSn2: serializedNodeWithId;
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beforeEach(() => {
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mirror = createMirror();
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replayer = {
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mirror,
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applyCanvas: () => {},
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applyInput: () => {},
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applyScroll: () => {},
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applyStyleSheetMutation: () => {},
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afterAppend: () => {},
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};
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document.write('<!DOCTYPE html><html><head></head><body></body></html>');
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// Mock the original console.warn function to make the test fail once console.warn is called.
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warn = vi.spyOn(console, 'warn');
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elementSn = {
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type: RRNodeType.Element,
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tagName: 'DIALOG',
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attributes: {},
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childNodes: [],
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id: 1,
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};
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elementSn2 = {
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...elementSn,
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attributes: {},
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};
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});
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afterEach(() => {
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// Check that warn was not called (fail on warning)
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expect(warn).not.toBeCalled();
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vi.resetAllMocks();
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});
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describe('diff dialog elements', () => {
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vi.setConfig({ testTimeout: 60_000 });
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it('should trigger `showModal` on rr_open_mode:modal attributes', () => {
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const tagName = 'DIALOG';
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const node = document.createElement(tagName) as HTMLDialogElement;
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vi.spyOn(node, 'matches').mockReturnValue(false); // matches is used to check if the dialog was opened with showModal
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const showModalFn = vi.spyOn(node, 'showModal');
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const rrDocument = new RRDocument();
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const rrNode = rrDocument.createElement(tagName);
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rrNode.attributes = { rr_open_mode: 'modal', open: '' };
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mirror.add(node, elementSn);
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rrDocument.mirror.add(rrNode, elementSn);
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diff(node, rrNode, replayer);
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expect(showModalFn).toBeCalled();
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});
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it('should trigger `close` on rr_open_mode removed', () => {
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const tagName = 'DIALOG';
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const node = document.createElement(tagName) as HTMLDialogElement;
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node.showModal();
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vi.spyOn(node, 'matches').mockReturnValue(true); // matches is used to check if the dialog was opened with showModal
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const closeFn = vi.spyOn(node, 'close');
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const rrDocument = new RRDocument();
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const rrNode = rrDocument.createElement(tagName);
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rrNode.attributes = {};
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mirror.add(node, elementSn);
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rrDocument.mirror.add(rrNode, elementSn);
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diff(node, rrNode, replayer);
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expect(closeFn).toBeCalled();
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});
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it('should not trigger `close` on rr_open_mode is kept', () => {
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const tagName = 'DIALOG';
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const node = document.createElement(tagName) as HTMLDialogElement;
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vi.spyOn(node, 'matches').mockReturnValue(true); // matches is used to check if the dialog was opened with showModal
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node.setAttribute('rr_open_mode', 'modal');
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node.setAttribute('open', '');
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const closeFn = vi.spyOn(node, 'close');
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const rrDocument = new RRDocument();
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const rrNode = rrDocument.createElement(tagName);
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rrNode.attributes = { rr_open_mode: 'modal', open: '' };
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mirror.add(node, elementSn);
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rrDocument.mirror.add(rrNode, elementSn);
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diff(node, rrNode, replayer);
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expect(closeFn).not.toBeCalled();
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expect(node.open).toBe(true);
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});
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});
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});
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