feat: automatically create subtask relations based on indention
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</template>
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<script setup lang="ts">
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import {ref, watch, unref, computed} from 'vue'
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import {computed, ref, unref, watch} from 'vue'
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import {useI18n} from 'vue-i18n'
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import {tryOnMounted, debouncedWatch, useWindowSize, type MaybeRef} from '@vueuse/core'
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import {debouncedWatch, type MaybeRef, tryOnMounted, useWindowSize} from '@vueuse/core'
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import QuickAddMagic from '@/components/tasks/partials/quick-add-magic.vue'
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import type {ITask} from '@/modelTypes/ITask'
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import {parseSubtasksViaIndention} from '@/helpers/parseSubtasksViaIndention'
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import TaskRelationService from '@/services/taskRelation'
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import TaskRelationModel from '@/models/taskRelation'
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import {RELATION_KIND} from '@/types/IRelationKind'
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import {useAuthStore} from '@/stores/auth'
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import {useTaskStore} from '@/stores/tasks'
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function cleanupTitle(title: string) {
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return title.replace(/^((\* |\+ |- )(\[ \] )?)/g, '')
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}
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function useAutoHeightTextarea(value: MaybeRef<string>) {
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const textarea = ref<HTMLInputElement>()
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const minHeight = ref(0)
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}
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const taskTitleBackup = newTaskTitle.value
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const newTasks = newTaskTitle.value.split(/[\r\n]+/).map(async uncleanedTitle => {
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const title = cleanupTitle(uncleanedTitle)
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if (title === '') {
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const createdTasks: ITask[] = []
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const tasksToCreate = parseSubtasksViaIndention(newTaskTitle.value)
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const newTasks = tasksToCreate.map(async t => {
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if (t.title === '') {
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return
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}
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const task = await taskStore.createNewTask({
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title,
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title: t.title,
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listId: authStore.settings.defaultListId,
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position: props.defaultPosition,
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})
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emit('taskAdded', task)
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createdTasks.push(task)
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return task
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})
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try {
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newTaskTitle.value = ''
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await Promise.all(newTasks)
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const taskRelationService = new TaskRelationService()
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const relations = tasksToCreate.map(async t => {
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const createdTask = createdTasks.find(ct => ct.title === t.title)
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if (t.parent === null) {
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emit('taskAdded', createdTask)
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return
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}
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const createdParentTask = createdTasks.find(ct => ct.title === t.parent)
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if (typeof createdTask === 'undefined' || typeof createdParentTask === 'undefined') {
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return
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}
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const rel = await taskRelationService.create(new TaskRelationModel({
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taskId: createdTask.id,
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otherTaskId: createdParentTask.id,
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relationKind: RELATION_KIND.PARENTTASK,
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}))
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createdTask.relatedTasks[RELATION_KIND.PARENTTASK] = [createdParentTask]
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// we're only emitting here so that the relation shows up in the task list
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emit('taskAdded', createdTask)
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return rel
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})
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await Promise.all(relations)
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} catch (e: any) {
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newTaskTitle.value = taskTitleBackup
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if (e?.message === 'NO_LIST') {
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109
src/helpers/parseSubtasksViaIndention.test.ts
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src/helpers/parseSubtasksViaIndention.test.ts
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import {describe, it, expect} from 'vitest'
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import {parseSubtasksViaIndention} from '@/helpers/parseSubtasksViaIndention'
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describe('Parse Subtasks via Relation', () => {
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it('Should not return a parent for a single task', () => {
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const tasks = parseSubtasksViaIndention('single task')
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expect(tasks).to.have.length(1)
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expect(tasks[0].parent).toBeNull()
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})
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it('Should not return a parent for multiple tasks without indention', () => {
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const tasks = parseSubtasksViaIndention(`task one
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task two`)
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expect(tasks).to.have.length(2)
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expect(tasks[0].parent).toBeNull()
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expect(tasks[1].parent).toBeNull()
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})
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it('Should return a parent for two tasks with indention', () => {
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const tasks = parseSubtasksViaIndention(`parent task
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sub task`)
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expect(tasks).to.have.length(2)
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expect(tasks[0].parent).toBeNull()
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expect(tasks[0].title).to.eq('parent task')
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expect(tasks[1].parent).to.eq('parent task')
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expect(tasks[1].title).to.eq('sub task')
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})
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it('Should return a parent for multiple subtasks', () => {
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const tasks = parseSubtasksViaIndention(`parent task
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sub task one
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sub task two`)
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expect(tasks).to.have.length(3)
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expect(tasks[0].parent).toBeNull()
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expect(tasks[0].title).to.eq('parent task')
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expect(tasks[1].title).to.eq('sub task one')
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expect(tasks[1].parent).to.eq('parent task')
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expect(tasks[2].title).to.eq('sub task two')
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expect(tasks[2].parent).to.eq('parent task')
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})
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it('Should work with multiple indention levels', () => {
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const tasks = parseSubtasksViaIndention(`parent task
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sub task
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sub sub task`)
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expect(tasks).to.have.length(3)
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expect(tasks[0].parent).toBeNull()
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expect(tasks[0].title).to.eq('parent task')
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expect(tasks[1].title).to.eq('sub task')
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expect(tasks[1].parent).to.eq('parent task')
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expect(tasks[2].title).to.eq('sub sub task')
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expect(tasks[2].parent).to.eq('sub task')
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})
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it('Should work with multiple indention levels and multiple tasks', () => {
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const tasks = parseSubtasksViaIndention(`parent task
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sub task
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sub sub task one
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sub sub task two`)
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expect(tasks).to.have.length(4)
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expect(tasks[0].parent).toBeNull()
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expect(tasks[0].title).to.eq('parent task')
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expect(tasks[1].title).to.eq('sub task')
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expect(tasks[1].parent).to.eq('parent task')
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expect(tasks[2].title).to.eq('sub sub task one')
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expect(tasks[2].parent).to.eq('sub task')
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expect(tasks[3].title).to.eq('sub sub task two')
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expect(tasks[3].parent).to.eq('sub task')
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})
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it('Should work with multiple indention levels and multiple tasks', () => {
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const tasks = parseSubtasksViaIndention(`parent task
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sub task
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sub sub task one
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sub sub sub task
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sub sub task two`)
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expect(tasks).to.have.length(5)
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expect(tasks[0].parent).toBeNull()
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expect(tasks[0].title).to.eq('parent task')
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expect(tasks[1].title).to.eq('sub task')
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expect(tasks[1].parent).to.eq('parent task')
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expect(tasks[2].title).to.eq('sub sub task one')
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expect(tasks[2].parent).to.eq('sub task')
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expect(tasks[3].title).to.eq('sub sub sub task')
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expect(tasks[3].parent).to.eq('sub sub task one')
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expect(tasks[4].title).to.eq('sub sub task two')
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expect(tasks[4].parent).to.eq('sub task')
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})
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it('Should return a parent for multiple subtasks with special stuff', () => {
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const tasks = parseSubtasksViaIndention(`* parent task
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* sub task one
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sub task two`)
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expect(tasks).to.have.length(3)
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expect(tasks[0].parent).toBeNull()
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expect(tasks[0].title).to.eq('parent task')
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expect(tasks[1].title).to.eq('sub task one')
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expect(tasks[1].parent).to.eq('parent task')
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expect(tasks[2].title).to.eq('sub task two')
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expect(tasks[2].parent).to.eq('parent task')
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})
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it('Should not break when the first line is indented', () => {
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const tasks = parseSubtasksViaIndention(' single task')
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expect(tasks).to.have.length(1)
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expect(tasks[0].parent).toBeNull()
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})
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})
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src/helpers/parseSubtasksViaIndention.ts
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src/helpers/parseSubtasksViaIndention.ts
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export interface TaskWithParent {
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title: string,
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parent: string | null,
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}
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function cleanupTitle(title: string) {
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return title.replace(/^((\* |\+ |- )(\[ \] )?)/g, '')
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}
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const spaceRegex = /^ */
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// taskTitles should be multiple lines of task tiles with indention to declare their parent/subtask
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// relation between each other.
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export function parseSubtasksViaIndention(taskTitles: string): TaskWithParent[] {
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const titles = taskTitles.split(/[\r\n]+/)
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return titles.map((t, i) => {
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const task: TaskWithParent = {
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title: cleanupTitle(t),
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parent: null,
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}
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const matched = spaceRegex.exec(t)
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const matchedSpaces = matched ? matched[0].length : 0
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if (matchedSpaces > 0 && i > 0) {
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// Go up the tree to find the first task with less indention than the current one
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let pi = 1
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let parentSpaces = 0
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do {
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task.parent = cleanupTitle(titles[i - pi])
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pi++
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const parentMatched = spaceRegex.exec(task.parent)
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parentSpaces = parentMatched ? parentMatched[0].length : 0
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} while (parentSpaces >= matchedSpaces)
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task.title = cleanupTitle(t.replace(spaceRegex, ''))
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task.parent = task.parent.replace(spaceRegex, '')
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}
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return task
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})
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}
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