This makes the `options` parameter in the `JSKeyboardProcessor`
constructor no longer optional.
Also `baseLayout` and `defaultOutputRules` are now required in
`ProcessorInitOptions`.
For testing purposes we export `DEFAULT_OPTIONS` in a testing endpoint.
Test-bot: skip
refactor(web): rename target and mock variables and functions
This change renames `target` and `mock` variables that identify a text store. Similarly it renames functions with `Target` in the name.
Follow-up-of: #15092
This change renames `target` and `mock` variables that identify a
text store. Similarly it renames functions with `Target` in the name.
Follow-up-of: #15092
Test-bot: skip
- initialize `Deadkey.matched` in c'tor
- fix `Deadkey.equal` method
- verify deadkey exists before removing it in `DeadkeyTracker.remove`
- add unit tests for DeadkeyTracker
Test-bot: skip
In order to simplify and make the build significantly faster, as well as
reduce duplication of configuration files, we have merged most of the
engine modules into a single module, engine:
* engine/attachment
* engine/core-processor
* engine/dom-utils
* engine/element-wrappers
* engine/events
* engine/interfaces
* engine/js-processor
* engine/keyboard
* engine/keyboard-storage
* engine/main
* engine/osk
A few test-specific files have been moved from engine to test, such as
nodeCloudRequester.ts and nodeKeyboardLoader.ts.
This change moves
- deadkeys.ts
- mock.ts
- outputTargetBase.ts
- stringDivergence.ts
OutputTarget is the same regardless of whether it's a JS or KMX keyboard.
The `Keyboard` class can be either a JS or KMX keyboard. Also make use
of the `Keyboard` class where it makes sense and add TODOs in the places
that still need to be implemented for KMX keyboard support.
This change renames the test files for Web according to the discussion at
the Keyman conference in November 2024. It also renames some folders from
`test` to `tests`.