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Refactored html-tools and htmljs to move ES6 version #385

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As requested on #367, I started to migrate code to ES6.
All tests are passing, please review and let me know for required changes.

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Besides the pr, I found some exported function has no usage in the blaze like isNully, isTagEnsured, etc... should we stop exporting them.

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Thank you @guncebektas for this PR. Please note, that we first need to merge #382 before we can continue to work on the actual migrations. Once it's done I will review this one.

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@guncebektas I merged #382 to the master branch so you should pull it in to use it to lint your package. Please make sure there are no remaining lint errors. You can read in the CONTRIBUTING file how to use the linter.

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This will be hard to achieve :)

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Hey @guncebektas sorry that was a bit fast from my side. Of course there may be design decisions from back then that will conflict with the linter. For now please only to non-breaking migrations. All other issues will be discussed during review.

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Another thing is, which I mentioned in #385 is that you should please only do one package per PR. Otherwise this gets easily out of hand and becomes impossible to review. For now please keep the scope only to the two packages you worked on.

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no problem. I will try to do my best.

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It wasn't possible to fulfill all linting rules but I tried to minimize errors. I think a review at this point will be good.
All tests of the project are passing.

In addition to this, I used my version as local packages in my project and all of my e2e tests are passing.

I can trust myself and move faster after reviews. @jankapunkt

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I just focused on htmljs package for now. My most comments focus on using ES6 builtin functions and syntax in favour of old or depracated syntaxes. Please let's focus first only on htmljs before we continue to html-tools package.

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@StorytellerCZ StorytellerCZ changed the base branch from master to release-3.0 August 3, 2022 06:45
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We are getting closer :-)

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Are we ok with htmljs @jankapunkt

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Once @jankapunkt approves, I will merge this.

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Is there a prefered package for the next pr?

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hey @guncebektas @StorytellerCZ this is quite a bit to review (which is why in the future there should be only one package per PR) I try to get it done asap the next days!

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Generally approved, waiting for the comment on the package version bumps, otherwise this is a great step in the right direction

Package.describe({
name: 'html-tools',
summary: "Standards-compliant HTML tools",
version: '1.1.3',
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@StorytellerCZ @denihs should PRs to 3.0 include version bumps? I'd rather keep them and at release bump them to whatever is suitable but that's not my call.

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ping @Grubba27

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Actually I think PRs probably shouldn't include individual version bumps, it feels like this way lie merge conflicts & conflicting version number schemes for sure :D

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Hi.

I've reviewed this, unfortunately it's hard to review because of the amount of stylistic changes. Which is unfortunate, because this has been recommended in the past.

We added some feedback, but basically I think we're gonna start over with the refactoring and potentially pick out the good parts from this PR as inspiration.

Thank you @guncebektas for your work! If you wanna continue to help out feel free to reach out!

// Note that some entities don't have a final semicolon! These are used to
// make `&lt` (for example) with no semicolon a parse error but `&abcde` not.

var ENTITIES = {

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Nit / Question:

These ENTITIES seem to have been pasted in from http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/entities.json a long time ago.

Converting the quotes to another format would make it difficult to update this in the future by just pasting the most recent JSON from https://www.whatwg.org and checking the diff on what has changed.

So I'd recommend NOT doing this for this file, at least not for the object contents.

Also: While checking this I noticed that there have been lots of updates & changes to the entities.json file of the Whatwg but I don't know what all of this does right now in the greater Blaze context?

-> Nit: Code Quality: File could use a file level comment about what it's used for, then we could reason about this more easily. But that's not for you @guncebektas just a general observation :D

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/* eslint-env meteor */

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Question @jankapunkt @guncebektas : Does this have to be included in different files? Isn't there a default .eslintrc or something for blaze which should contain this?

import { HTMLTools } from 'meteor/html-tools';

var Scanner = HTMLTools.Scanner;
var getCharacterReference = HTMLTools.Parse.getCharacterReference;
const { Scanner } = HTMLTools;

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Nit: I think the old way was more straightforward to read - const is fine but in general? Do we need this everywhere?

Package.describe({
name: 'html-tools',
summary: "Standards-compliant HTML tools",
version: '1.1.3',

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Actually I think PRs probably shouldn't include individual version bumps, it feels like this way lie merge conflicts & conflicting version number schemes for sure :D

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🛑 OK... I think this is a blocker - re-sorting / rearranging all the functions makes this one really hard to review... why has this been rearranged @guncebektas ?

}

_assign(TemplateTag.prototype, {
Object.assign(TemplateTag.prototype, {

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I kind of like this one, if it does the same thing indeed :D

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Yes it does.

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// consumes characters and emits nothing (e.g. in the case of template
// comments), we may go from not-at-EOF to at-EOF and return `null`,
// while otherwise we always find some token to return.
export function getHTMLToken (scanner, dataMode) {

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Again... moving things around makes it difficult to judge the changes.

var getDoctype = HTMLTools.Parse.getDoctype;
var getHTMLToken = HTMLTools.Parse.getHTMLToken;
const { Scanner } = HTMLTools;
const { getComment } = HTMLTools.Parse;

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see above :)

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Sorry, hard to parse changes

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@guncebektas can you please take a look on @DanielDornhardt comments?

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