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Block Variations: Compare objects based on given properties #62272

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Block Variations: Compare objects based on given properties #62272

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Add unit test for object comparison
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Add test coverage for nested objects
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Implement object property comparison
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Simple fix
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27 changes: 15 additions & 12 deletions packages/blocks/src/store/utils.js
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Expand Up @@ -19,6 +19,14 @@ export const getValueFromObjectPath = ( object, path, defaultValue ) => {
return value ?? defaultValue;
};

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function isObject( candidate ) {
return (
typeof candidate === 'object' &&
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We called it item in Interactivity. I like this nomenclature, maybe we should update to keep consistency in the codebase. Ping @DAreRodz @luisherranz

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I need more context. What exactly are we referring to as "item" in the Interactivity API? What is being referred to here?

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gutenberg/packages/interactivity/src/store.ts

Line 18 in 81cde31

const isObject = ( item: unknown ): item is Record< string, unknown > =>

In Interactivity API, we check that several "items" are a JSON object in the same file (sources, state, config, proxy handlers, etc). So we call the variable to check "item".

"Candidate" seems also a good general definition, and would be ok to use the same name in all functions that are just checking that an item is an object (there are a few of them across the workspace).

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Oh, ok. You can change that if you want 🙂

candidate.constructor === Object &&
candidate !== null
);
}

/**
* Determine whether a set of object properties matches a given object.
*
Expand All @@ -31,17 +39,12 @@ export const getValueFromObjectPath = ( object, path, defaultValue ) => {
* @return {boolean} Whether the block attributes match the variation attributes.
*/
export function matchesAttributes( blockAttributes, variationAttributes ) {
if ( ! blockAttributes ) {
return false;
if ( isObject( blockAttributes ) && isObject( variationAttributes ) ) {
return Object.entries( variationAttributes ).every(
( [ key, value ] ) =>
matchesAttributes( blockAttributes?.[ key ], value )
);
}
return Object.entries( variationAttributes ).every( ( [ key, value ] ) => {
if (
typeof value === 'object' &&
value !== null &&
typeof blockAttributes[ key ] === 'object'
) {
return matchesAttributes( blockAttributes[ key ], value );
}
return blockAttributes[ key ] === value;
} );

return blockAttributes === variationAttributes;
}
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