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dees-catalog/ts_web/elements/wysiwyg/MIGRATION-STATUS.md
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WYSIWYG Block Migration Status

Overview

This document tracks the progress of migrating all WYSIWYG blocks to the new block handler architecture.

Migration Progress

Phase 1: Architecture Foundation

  • Created block handler base classes and interfaces
  • Created block registry system
  • Created common block styles and utilities

Phase 2: Divider Block

  • Simple non-editable block as proof of concept
  • See phase2-summary.md for details

Phase 3: Paragraph Block

  • First text block with full editing capabilities
  • Established patterns for text selection, cursor tracking, and content splitting
  • See commit history for implementation details

Phase 4: Heading Blocks

  • All three heading levels (h1, h2, h3) using unified handler
  • See phase4-summary.md for details

🔄 Phase 5: Other Text Blocks (In Progress)

  • Quote block
  • Code block
  • List block

📋 Phase 6: Media Blocks (Planned)

  • Image block
  • YouTube block
  • Attachment block

📋 Phase 7: Content Blocks (Planned)

  • Markdown block
  • HTML block

Block Handler Status

Block Type Handler Created Registered Tested Notes
divider Complete
paragraph Complete
heading-1 Using HeadingBlockHandler
heading-2 Using HeadingBlockHandler
heading-3 Using HeadingBlockHandler
quote
code
list
image
youtube
markdown
html
attachment

Files Modified During Migration

Core Architecture Files

  • blocks/block.base.ts - Base handler interface and class
  • blocks/block.registry.ts - Registry for handlers
  • blocks/block.styles.ts - Common styles
  • blocks/index.ts - Main exports
  • wysiwyg.blockregistration.ts - Registration of all handlers

Handler Files Created

  • blocks/content/divider.block.ts
  • blocks/text/paragraph.block.ts
  • blocks/text/heading.block.ts

Main Component Updates

  • dees-wysiwyg-block.ts - Updated to use registry pattern

Next Steps

  1. Continue with quote block migration
  2. Follow established patterns from paragraph/heading handlers
  3. Test thoroughly after each migration