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Add comprehensive DOM element creation capabilities

Summary

This PR implements spec-kit specification 001-more-dom-elements, adding extensive DOM element creation capabilities to the FDO SDK. The implementation includes:

  • 3 new DOM classes: DOMTable (tables with thead/tbody/tfoot/tr/th/td/caption), DOMMedia (images with accessibility), DOMSemantic (semantic HTML5 elements)
  • 2 enhanced classes: DOMNested (ordered lists, definition lists), DOMInput (select dropdowns with options and optgroups)
  • Comprehensive test suite: 323 tests passing with 98.1% coverage (up from 92.61%)
  • Example plugin: Demonstrates all new capabilities in examples/dom_elements_plugin.ts
  • Documentation: Updated README.md and added CHANGELOG.md

All new classes follow existing architecture patterns, include JSDoc documentation with @uiName tags, support CSS-in-JS styling via goober, and maintain backward compatibility.

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⚠️ CRITICAL ITEMS TO VERIFY:

  • Test select/option/optgroup HTML output in production - These elements had a critical bug where they were rendering as self-closing tags (<select />). The fix manually constructs HTML strings in src/DOMInput.ts:61-125. Verify the HTML output is valid for:

    • Empty select elements
    • Select with multiple options
    • Select with optgroups
    • Select with onChange handlers
    • Options with/without selected attribute
  • Run the example plugin in actual FDO desktop application - The examples/dom_elements_plugin.ts has NEVER been tested in a real runtime environment. Build it and verify:

    • All elements render correctly
    • Select dropdowns are interactive
    • Tables display properly
    • Images load correctly
    • No console errors
  • Verify HTML boolean attribute handling - Boolean attributes like "selected" should be omitted when false, not set to selected="false". Check the generated HTML to ensure proper HTML5 compliance.

  • Review the architectural approach in DOMInput - The class uses super(true) for self-closing behavior but manually overrides it for select/option/optgroup. Verify this pattern is acceptable and won't cause confusion for future maintainers.

  • Test edge cases:

    • Tables with colspan/rowspan
    • Deeply nested semantic structures
    • Grouped selects with multiple optgroups
    • Custom attributes on all element types
    • Empty elements (table with no rows, select with no options)

Test Plan

  1. Build verification:

    npm run build && npm run build:types
    npm test  # Should show 323 tests passing
  2. Integration test: Import examples/dom_elements_plugin.ts into a real FDO application and verify:

    • Employee table renders with proper structure
    • Logo image displays correctly
    • Select dropdowns are interactive and fire onChange handlers
    • Semantic HTML structure is valid
    • Ordered and definition lists render correctly
    • Grouped select shows proper optgroup organization
  3. Manual HTML inspection: Generate HTML from each new method and validate it against W3C HTML5 spec, especially for:

    • Select elements (not self-closing)
    • Boolean attributes (selected, disabled)
    • Custom data-* attributes

Notes

  • Fixed critical bug: Select/option/optgroup elements were generating self-closing tags due to DOMInput's super(true) constructor. Fixed by manually building HTML strings for these non-self-closing elements.
  • Test coverage: Improved from 92.61% to 98.1% by adding custom attribute tests for all methods
  • No breaking changes: All existing DOM classes remain unchanged
  • Build successful: Webpack bundle builds without errors (expected size warnings are acceptable)

- Add DOMTable class for creating HTML table structures (table, thead, tbody, tfoot, tr, th, td, caption)
- Add DOMMedia class for creating media elements (img with accessibility support)
- Add DOMSemantic class for semantic HTML5 elements (article, section, nav, header, footer, aside, main)
- Enhance DOMNested class with ordered lists (ol) and definition lists (dl, dt, dd)
- Enhance DOMInput class with select dropdowns (select, option, optgroup)
- Add comprehensive test coverage for all new DOM classes
- Add example plugin demonstrating all new DOM element capabilities
- Update README.md with documentation of new features
- Add CHANGELOG.md documenting all changes

All new classes follow existing architecture patterns, include full JSDoc documentation,
support custom styling via goober CSS-in-JS, and maintain backward compatibility.

Co-Authored-By: onikiten@softserveinc.com <alexvwan@gmail.com>
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Coverage report

St.
Category Percentage Covered / Total
🟢 Statements
97.86% (-2.14% 🔻)
411/420
🟢 Branches
94.53% (-3.4% 🔻)
190/201
🟢 Functions
100% (+2.44% 🔼)
137/137
🟢 Lines
97.85% (-2.15% 🔻)
409/418
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🟢 DOMTable.ts 100% 100% 100% 100%
🟢 DOMMedia.ts 100% 100% 100% 100%
🟢 DOMSemantic.ts 100% 100% 100% 100%
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St.
File Statements Branches Functions Lines
🟢 DOMInput.ts
91.18% (-8.82% 🔻)
72.22% (-27.78% 🔻)
100%
91.18% (-8.82% 🔻)
🟢 DOMNested.ts
88.68% (-11.32% 🔻)
85% (-15% 🔻)
100%
88.68% (-11.32% 🔻)

Test suite run success

383 tests passing in 28 suites.

Report generated by 🧪jest coverage report action from 396e758

devin-ai-integration bot and others added 4 commits October 27, 2025 12:04
- Add custom attribute tests for all DOMTable methods
- Add custom attribute tests for all DOMSemantic methods
- Achieve 100% coverage for both classes
- Overall test coverage now at 98.1% (up from 92.61%)
- Total tests: 323 (up from 309)

Co-Authored-By: onikiten@softserveinc.com <alexvwan@gmail.com>
@anikitenko anikitenko merged commit fac336c into main Oct 27, 2025
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