- Fixed open() method to use customModal notification type instead of notify.confirm()
- Resolved issue where empty text was triggering standard confirm dialog
- Now properly displays custom dialog with 3 sharing options as intended
- Maintains all template streamlining and type safety improvements
- Lint validation successful (no errors)
Bug fix: ChoiceButtonDialog now shows proper 3-option dialog instead of yes/no confirm
- Extracted all long/repeated CSS class strings in template to computed properties for maintainability
- Added/updated file-level and method-level documentation with comprehensive JSDoc comments
- Replaced $notify type from 'any' to 'unknown' for improved type safety
- Confirmed notification usage is already modern and follows project standards
- No databaseUtil or SQL abstraction required (pure UI component)
- Lint validation successful (no errors, only unrelated warnings remain)
- Migration tracking documents updated with timing and performance metrics
Technical improvements:
- 7 computed properties for CSS classes (overlay, modal, buttons, etc.)
- Enhanced type safety with proper TypeScript types
- Improved code maintainability and readability
- Follows Enhanced Triple Migration Pattern Phase 4 (Template Streamlining)
Migration completed in 7 minutes (13% faster than 8-12 min estimate)
Add notify helper property and initialize in created() with createNotifyHelpers(this.$notify)
Replace direct $notify call in open() with this.notify.confirm(...) and use TIMEOUTS.MODAL for duration
Remove unused NotificationIface import
Add $notify property for Vue runtime injection to satisfy type checker
Ensure all notification usage is consistent with project best practices
This ensures maintainable, type-safe, and consistent notification handling in the ChoiceButtonDialog component.
Matthew Raymer
Matthew Raymer
Trent Larson