fix(theme): vendor theme-common/internal usages ahead of Docusaurus v4 (#1140)#1502
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#1140) Docusaurus v4 will remove the `@docusaurus/theme-common/internal` entry point and the back-compat shim added in facebook/docusaurus#11153. This package imported 13 symbols across 10 files from that path (CodeBlock utilities and Tabs primitives), each of which already started emitting ESModulesLinkingWarning in v3.8 user builds. Vendor the leaf utilities into `src/utils/` (codeBlockUtils, useCodeWordWrap, useMutationObserver, reactUtils, tabsUtils, scrollUtils) with MIT attribution to Meta, repoint the 10 source files at the local copies, and delete the `declare module "@docusaurus/theme-common/internal"` ambient shim so the compiler enforces no future regressions. Swizzle `@theme/Tabs` and `@theme/TabItem` so user-authored `<Tabs>`/`<TabItem>` in MDX share the same React context as our six OpenAPI tab variants (ApiTabs, MimeTabs, SchemaTabs, OperationTabs, DiscriminatorTabs, CodeTabs). Without the swizzles, our vendored TabsContext is a different object than Docusaurus's, so stock TabItem children would fail to find a provider at SSR. ScrollControllerProvider is auto-mounted inside our vendored TabsProvider so every tab consumer is self-sufficient. The peer-dep range on `@docusaurus/*` is unchanged; vendoring removes our coupling to the unstable entry point without affecting public API compatibility. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…alias Avoid `../../../utils/...` relative paths by relocating the vendored utilities into `src/theme/utils/` so they can be imported via the existing `@theme/*` alias (`@theme/utils/codeBlockUtils`, `@theme/utils/tabsUtils`, etc.). The `@theme/*` alias is dual-purpose: tsconfig path mapping for type-checking within this package, and a Docusaurus webpack runtime alias resolved by the consuming site. Existing codebase precedent: `@theme/translationIds`, `@theme/ApiItem/store`, `@theme/ApiItem/hooks` — non-component utility files already live under `src/theme/` and are consumed via `@theme/...` at both compile and runtime. No functional changes; pure file move + import rewrite. Cross-references inside the utils directory remain as sibling `./` paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Hi @slorber, interested to get your feedback on this approach. Do you foresee any issues with drift/maintenance of the vendored utils? |
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Hey Maybe that would work, but it probably won't be ideal in the long term. I would suggest splitting this PR into many smaller ones because it's vendoring all the internal usage at once, and makes it hard to have a dedicated conversation about each specific case. We could consider marking these APIs as "public but undocumented API" on which we guarantee semver in v4, on a case-by-case basis. From what I recall, we only refactored the CodeBlock APIs in v3.8 to parse metadata globally and provide it through context: https://docusaurus.io/blog/releases/3.8#code-block-refactor I'm not sure how this plugin's logic has diverged regarding these metadata compared to our official implementation, but I'd encourage you to migrate to context-based code block metadata, too. import React, {type ReactNode} from 'react';
import {useThemeConfig} from '@docusaurus/theme-common';
import {
CodeBlockContextProvider,
type CodeBlockMetadata,
createCodeBlockMetadata,
useCodeWordWrap,
} from '@docusaurus/theme-common/internal';
import type {Props} from '@theme/CodeBlock/Content/String';
import CodeBlockLayout from '@theme/CodeBlock/Layout';
function useCodeBlockMetadata(props: Props): CodeBlockMetadata {
const {prism} = useThemeConfig();
return createCodeBlockMetadata({
code: props.children,
className: props.className,
metastring: props.metastring,
magicComments: prism.magicComments,
defaultLanguage: prism.defaultLanguage,
language: props.language,
title: props.title,
showLineNumbers: props.showLineNumbers,
});
}
export default function CodeBlockString(props: Props): ReactNode {
const metadata = useCodeBlockMetadata(props);
const wordWrap = useCodeWordWrap();
return (
<CodeBlockContextProvider metadata={metadata} wordWrap={wordWrap}>
<CodeBlockLayout />
</CodeBlockContextProvider>
);
}Similarly, we refactored Tabs to rely on context for v3.10: facebook/docusaurus#11733 I don't think other things have changed much recently. If that helps, I could consider marking these code blocks and tabs API stable in v4 and ensuring retro-compatibility. This way, you wouldn't have to vendor as much internal code. I haven't planned to refactor these in the near future. Maybe we'll try to use |
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| export function getPrismCssVariables(prismTheme: PrismTheme): CSSProperties { |
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Still exported, I could move it to public API alongside
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| import { useCodeWordWrap } from "@theme/utils/useCodeWordWrap"; |
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Consider using our context-based API instead:
import {
CodeBlockContextProvider,
type CodeBlockMetadata,
createCodeBlockMetadata,
useCodeWordWrap,
} from '@docusaurus/theme-common/internal';That could be marked as public
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| import { useScrollPositionBlocker } from "@theme/utils/scrollUtils"; |
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Still exported, I could consider making it public api
| import { useScrollPositionBlocker } from "@theme/utils/scrollUtils"; | ||
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| sanitizeTabsChildren, | ||
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| TabsProvider, | ||
| useTabsContextValue, | ||
| } from "@theme/utils/tabsUtils"; |
| type Props = TabItemProps; | ||
| import styles from "./styles.module.css"; | ||
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What's the purpose of this file, it seems similar to our original component?
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I could consider flagging these apis as public
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I could consider making it public api
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I'm not sure this one should become public yet. We have features and pending PRs asking for a global code word wrap toggle and we may need to update the API in v4.x
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Summary
Closes #1140. Migrates
docusaurus-theme-openapi-docsoff of@docusaurus/theme-common/internalahead of Docusaurus v4, which will remove that entry point. The back-compat shim (facebook/docusaurus#11153) is no longer load-bearing for this package.Approach
Vendored the leaf utilities into
src/theme/utils/(with MIT attribution to Meta — Docusaurus is MIT-licensed):codeBlockUtils.tsparseCodeBlockTitle,parseLanguage,parseLines,containsLineNumbers,getPrismCssVariablesuseCodeWordWrap.tsuseCodeWordWrapuseMutationObserver.tsuseCodeWordWrapreactUtils.tsuseEvent,useShallowMemoObject,ReactContextErrortabsUtils.tsxsanitizeTabsChildren,useTabsContextValue,useTabs,TabsProvider(+ inlineduseQueryStringValueto avoid pullinghistoryUtils)scrollUtils.tsxScrollControllerProvider,useScrollPositionBlockerFiles live under
src/theme/utils/so they're consumed via the existing@theme/*alias (e.g.@theme/utils/codeBlockUtils) at both compile time (tsconfig path mapping) and runtime (Docusaurus webpack). Follows existing precedent in this codebase:@theme/translationIds,@theme/ApiItem/store,@theme/ApiItem/hooks.Repointed 10 source files (4 CodeBlock + 6 Tabs variants) at the local copies.
Swizzled
@theme/Tabsand@theme/TabItem. Reason: our vendoredTabsContextis a different React context object than Docusaurus's, so user-authored<Tabs>/<TabItem>in MDX would fail to find a provider at SSR. The swizzles route stock markdown tabs through our context so the whole package stays internally consistent.Auto-mounted
ScrollControllerProviderinside our vendoredTabsProviderso every tab consumer (the six OpenAPI variants + swizzled@theme/Tabs) is self-sufficient — no root-level swizzle required.Removed the ambient
declare module "@docusaurus/theme-common/internal"block fromsrc/theme-classic.d.ts. The compiler now enforces no regressions.Verification
tsc --noEmitcleanyarn workspace docusaurus-theme-openapi-docs buildpassesyarn workspace demo run docusaurus buildpassesgrep "@docusaurus/theme-common/internal" src/returns zero hits in source; zerorequire()hits in compiledlib/outputTest plan
oneOf/anyOf— SchemaTabs render, switching firesonChange<Tabs>/<TabItem>still renders (swizzle regression check)Notes on long-term maintenance
Vendored utilities are leaf functions (regex/string parsers + a couple of small hooks + a context). Upstream changes have historically been rare and additive; worst-case drift = "we don't pick up a new magic-comment syntax," not a bug. When Docusaurus v4 lands with new public extension points (per @slorber's hint on #1140), we can revisit and potentially retire vendored copies in favor of the new public APIs.
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