feat(export): inline computed iframe styles for WeChat paste

[TuYv]

Summary

Closes the Tailwind-CDN blind spot in WeChat export. The old juice-only path missed class-driven styles because Tailwind via CDN generates them at runtime in the preview iframe — beyond juice's static reach.

New toWechatHtmlFromDocument(renderedDoc) walks getComputedStyle over every element of the live preview DOM and inlines a 24-prop visual whitelist (color, font-, line/letter spacing, background-, border, border-radius, box-shadow, text-shadow, opacity, list-style, …).

Deliberately drops layout props (position / display / flex-* / grid-* / width / height / gap). Poster-scale grids would collapse in WeChat's ~375-540px article column anyway — letting the column reflow content as a single stream is the right behaviour, and wechat.test.ts pins that invariant.

Other guardrails:

• Clamp margin / padding to 48px (≈ 8px baseline × 6 lines, comfortable mobile reading max). Poster-scale 80-120px gutters would otherwise dominate the narrow article column.
• Drop negative margins (WeChat editor rejects them, breaks paragraph flow).
• Skip border-style: none sides to keep the inline blob short.
• getComputedStyle wrapped in try/catch for cross-origin / detached node safety.
• copyToWechat(html, renderedDoc?) falls back to the legacy juice path when no renderedDoc is passed — zero behaviour change for callers that haven't migrated.

<ExportMenu> (next/src/components/export-menu.tsx) now passes iframeRef.current?.contentDocument so the new exporter receives the live DOM.

Test plan

• pnpm -F @html-anything/next test — 141 tests pass, including 3 new cases in next/src/lib/export/__tests__/wechat.test.ts:
  • inlines computed styles from the rendered preview DOM
  • drops fragile page-layout styles so WeChat paste stays in article flow
  • clamps oversized spacing and drops negative margins
• pnpm -F @html-anything/next typecheck passes
• Manual: paste an exported skill (any of the 78 bundled templates) into the WeChat editor; confirm class-driven Tailwind colors / fonts / spacing survive and the page reflows to the column instead of collapsing to a fixed 1080px width

[mrcfps]

@TuYv Thanks for closing the Tailwind/CDN gap here — I found one blocker in the new computed-style exporter that should be fixed before merge.

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[mrcfps]

@TuYv Thanks for the fast pseudo-element follow-up — I re-reviewed the latest head and found one remaining blocker in the new traversal logic that can mis-style exported content when generated content is present.

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[mrcfps]

@TuYv Thanks for the quick follow-up here — I re-ran the latest head and found one blocker still remaining in the computed-style exporter.

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[lefarcen]

Hey @TuYv 👋 It's been a few weeks since mrcfps's last round — just checking in to see how the pseudo-element tree-walking fix is going.

The remaining piece (per mrcfps's comments) is walking source and clone in lockstep — recursing over each child pair rather than zipping two separate querySelectorAll("*") lists after pseudo injection, so the indexes stay aligned when a ::before/::after span is inserted. That's the only thing standing between this and merge.

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[lefarcen]

Heads-up: PR #132 is also open against the same WeChat export path, and both PRs touch next/src/lib/export/wechat.ts plus next/src/lib/export/__tests__/wechat.test.ts.

Sharing this so you and @Caosmart1979 can compare approaches while review is in flight; the maintainer team will decide what lands.

[TuYv]

Thanks for the review. I pushed commit 8b7cd7a with the requested traversal fix.

The computed-style exporter now walks source and clone element children in lockstep and filters generated data-pseudo spans out of the clone matching list. This keeps ::before/::after materialization from shifting descendant indexes and applying a child’s styles to the wrong node.

I also added a regression test covering a pseudo-bearing .card ancestor with a styled .label descendant. It verifies that the generated Badge pseudo-element is preserved, the descendant keeps its color, and the pseudo-element does not receive the descendant’s style.

Verification on the updated branch:

• WeChat export tests: 5 passed
• Full Next unit tests: 143 passed
• Next typecheck: passed
• Harness guard: passed

[lefarcen]

Hey @TuYv — thanks for pushing 8b7cd7a and adding the pseudo-ancestor regression coverage.

The main blocker on this PR is still the lockstep traversal path @mrcfps called out earlier, and that review is on the previous head, so I've re-requested his current-head pass here. We’ll keep the linked WeChat export bug open until one of the candidate fixes lands and the paste path is verified end to end.

[mrcfps]

@TuYv Thank you for the careful pseudo-element follow-up. The lockstep traversal now addresses the earlier style-alignment regression, and the guard, 143 unit tests, typecheck, production build, Dockerfile check, and Compose rendering all pass. I found one concrete deployment-safety concern in the additional Docker changes; because this reviewer has already reached the PR change-request cap, I am leaving it as a comment for maintainer decision.

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[lefarcen]

Hey @TuYv — @mrcfps has finished the current-head pass now.

The pseudo-element traversal fix looks to be in the right place; the remaining action is the deployment-safety concern he called out on the Docker/docs side. Please address that comment first, then we can get the next pass queued.

[TuYv]

Thanks — I addressed the deployment-safety concern in ce362f1 by removing the unrelated Docker/Yaduo deployment files from PR #94 rather than expanding this WeChat fix into deployment and API-security work.

The PR is now limited to:

• the WeChat computed-style exporter,
• the ExportMenu integration,
• WeChat regression tests.

Verification after narrowing the PR: 143 unit tests passed, Next typecheck passed, harness guard passed, and git diff --check is clean. The deployment review thread has also been updated with the details.

[mrcfps]

@TuYv Thanks for narrowing the PR back to the WeChat exporter and for the careful pseudo-element follow-up. The computed-style traversal and regression coverage look solid; I found one remaining deck-mode behavior regression in the ExportMenu integration.

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[lefarcen]

Hey @TuYv — @mrcfps’s current-head pass narrowed this down to one remaining deck-mode regression in the WeChat export path.

Please address his inline note on next/src/components/export-menu.tsx: the new iframeRef.current?.contentDocument path now points at DeckViewer’s single-slide iframe, so exporting from a multi-slide deck can drop every slide except the selected one. The requested follow-up test is a two-slide deck export that still preserves both slides after selecting slide 2.

Once that’s fixed, we can get the next pass queued.

[TuYv]

Fixed the deck-mode regression in 4732ad8.

WeChat export now detects deck HTML and intentionally uses the complete source document instead of DeckViewer’s selected single-slide iframe. Regular non-deck previews still use the rendered iframe document for computed-style inlining.

Added two-slide regression coverage proving that exporting while the selected iframe contains slide 2 still preserves both slides. Verification: 144 unit tests passed, Next typecheck passed, harness guard passed, and git diff --check is clean.

[TuYv]

@mrcfps @lefarcen The latest head is 4732ad8 and all previously reported issues have been addressed:

• pseudo-element/source-clone traversal fixed with regression coverage;
• unrelated deployment files removed from the PR;
• deck-mode export now falls back to the complete document, with two-slide regression coverage.

All review threads are resolved. Verification is green: 144 unit tests passed, Next typecheck passed, harness guard passed, and the required CI check passed. Please run the final current-head review when available. The stale historical CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews remain in GitHub’s aggregate status, so a fresh review result is needed before merge.

[lefarcen]

Hey @TuYv — thanks for the tidy current-head summary. 4732ad8 is already queued for the follow-up pass from @mrcfps on our side, and we’ll use that fresh current-head result to clear the stale aggregate status once it lands.

[mrcfps]

@TuYv Thank you for the focused deck follow-up—the full-slide preservation and pseudo-element traversal fixes are both present, and the full local suite is green. I found one remaining computed-style routing gap in normal toolbar paths; because this reviewer has reached the PR change-request cap, I’m leaving it as a non-blocking comment for maintainer decision.

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[lefarcen]

Hey @TuYv — thanks for the quick turnaround here.

@mrcfps has finished the fresh current-head pass on 4732ad8, and the remaining action is the normal-toolbar export gap he called out on next/src/components/export-menu.tsx: the computed-style path still falls back to the legacy exporter when the preview iframe is unavailable (for example after switching to Source/Log), so runtime-applied styles can still get dropped outside deck mode.

Please tackle that inline note plus the requested coverage for Preview → Source/Log export, and we’ll get the next pass queued once it’s updated.

[TuYv]

@mrcfps @lefarcen Fixed the final computed-style routing gap in 3179f3c.

The toolbar WeChat action now always renders the complete source document in an offscreen iframe before extracting computed styles. It no longer depends on whether Preview, Source, Log, or Deck is selected, and it no longer exports DeckViewer’s selected single-slide document.

New e2e coverage verifies runtime-injected styling survives from both Source and Log tabs, and that selecting slide 2 in a two-slide deck still exports both slides with their computed color. All unit/type/build/guard checks and the full export-menu Chromium suite pass. The review thread is resolved; please queue the next current-head pass when available.

[mrcfps]

@TuYv Thank you for the careful complete-document follow-up and the added browser coverage. I verified the source/log and multi-slide routing fixes, and the guard, 144 unit tests, both typechecks, production build, and all five export-menu Chromium tests pass. Focused browser probes still found three current-head correctness gaps around hidden content, fresh-render settling, and delayed clipboard writes; because this reviewer has reached the PR change-request cap, I am leaving them as non-blocking comments for maintainer decision.

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[lefarcen]

Hey @TuYv — thanks for the thorough current-head follow-up and the extra browser coverage.

@mrcfps has now finished the latest pass on 3179f3c, and the remaining work is all in his three current-head comments: (1) skip computed-hidden display: none subtrees so hidden notes don’t leak into the export, (2) let the fresh render reach a stable visible end state before sampling computed styles, and (3) preserve user activation across the render-before-copy path so delayed clipboard writes still succeed.

Please tackle those three notes directly, and once that’s updated we’ll queue the next pass on the new head.

[TuYv]

@mrcfps @lefarcen I addressed the three current-head correctness gaps in 9f2f982:

• computed-hidden subtrees are omitted, so speaker notes and hidden UI do not leak into WeChat output;
• the full render stays geometrically present but transparent, waits for observer callbacks, and finishes finite animations before sampling computed styles;
• the clipboard write starts immediately with promise-backed ClipboardItem payloads, preserving modern clipboard activation across slow renders. A delayed-resource Chromium test covers this timing boundary.

Added the requested hidden-content, observer-reveal, animation, and delayed-clipboard regressions. All three review threads are replied to and resolved.

Verification: 145 unit tests passed, Next/e2e typechecks passed, production build passed, guard passed, and the full export-menu Chromium suite passed 6/6 serially.

[mrcfps]

@TuYv Thank you for the careful follow-up on this exporter. I verified the computed-style traversal, pseudo-element materialization, hidden-subtree filtering, complete-document deck/source/log routing, render stabilization, and promise-backed clipboard path across all changed ranges. The guard, 145 unit tests, both typechecks, production build, all 6 focused Chromium tests, diff check, and live CI check pass; a targeted bundled-deck export probe also preserved every slide while excluding speaker notes. Nice work carrying this through the review iterations. 🙌

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[TuYv]

PR #94 is now merge-ready at 9f2f982:

• current-head review: APPROVED
• required CI: passed
• merge state: CLEAN / MERGEABLE
• all review threads: resolved
• latest fixes cover hidden subtrees, observer/animation settling, and clipboard activation timing

I attempted to squash-merge and enable auto-merge, but GitHub correctly denied the fork author’s MergePullRequest / auto-merge permission. Please merge this approved PR from the maintainer side when convenient.