refactor(overlay): read the host tree through a HostTree interface - #203
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The component, injector and NgRx collectors now walk a HostTree (roots, children, parent, tag, connected, isHost, optional selector and anchors) instead of the DOM. domTree() is the default and keeps the shadow DOM walk, ng-container anchors and selectors from main, so a platform without a DOM can run the same collectors over its own views. Extracted from the NativeScript support in santoshyadavdev#16. Co-authored-by: Nathan Walker <walkerrunpdx@gmail.com>
The signal graph collector accepts a HostTree as well as a document, so selection by id or selector and the environment graphs work on any tree. installSignalWriteHook moves to signal-history so an overlay can record signal writes without loading the browser overlay, which still re-exports it. attachNgrx takes the tree and a page description in its options, and hostBySelector() finds a host by its selector on any tree. Nothing changes for browser pages: every caller keeps the DOM default. These are the platform-neutral parts of the Angular Native overlay in santoshyadavdev#199.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 🧰 Additional context used📚 Code guidelines (1)📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a generic ChangesHost Tree Collection
Signal Write Hook Extraction
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Refactor Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant collectComponentTree
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collectComponentTree->>HostTree: Read roots, children, tags, and connectivity
collectComponentTree->>ComponentDebugNg: Read component data for each host
collectComponentTree-->>HostTree: Return component tree details
Suggested labels: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Explicit cross-document tree use can report details for the wrong host. Scope the DOM adapter’s host checks to its document; the issue is bounded and does not block the default overlay workflow. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The reviewed browser callers retain their default tree and hook lifecycle, with no demonstrated new attacker-controlled collection path. Risk remains low rather than minimal because cross-tree isolation and exact compatibility with the previous implementation are not fully established. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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@NathanWalker I was just gonna pink you about this! Thank you |
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One nice thing about different approaches is it informs a fundamental boundary line to make core of these tools even more robust and scalable 💯 |
Copy the roots and children before reversing them in hostBySelector and the NgRx collector, test both and the signal graph over a HostTree, and list the signal graph among the collectors that walk the host tree.
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Thanks Nathan, this is a clean base for both platforms. I pushed one small commit on top (571c1c0):
hostBySelectorand the NgRx collector reversed the arrays fromroots()andchildren()in place, so aHostTreethat returns its own arrays got reordered on every walk. Both copy first now.- Tests for
hostBySelectorand for the signal graph over aHostTree. CONTEXT.mdand the coding standards list the signal graph among the collectors that walk the host tree.
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Review comments at @packages/ng-devtools/src/host-tree.ts:
- Around line 113-122: Update domTree(doc)’s isHost and connected callbacks to
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What and why
The shared base for #199 (Angular Native) and #16 (NativeScript). Both pull requests change the same collectors to walk a
HostTreeinstead of the DOM, so they conflict with each other. With this landed first, each one rebases onto one shared interface and keeps only its own platform code.The two commits come from #199, unchanged and with their author kept:
refactor(overlay): read the host tree through a HostTree interfaceis feat(overlay): add an Angular Native overlay #199's first commit. The component, injector and NgRx collectors walk aHostTree(roots, children, parent, tag, connected, isHost, optional selector and anchors).domTree()is the default and keeps the shadow DOM walk,<ng-container>anchors and selectors frommain.refactor(overlay): let the signal graph and NgRx overlay take a HostTreeholds the parts of feat(overlay): add an Angular Native overlay #199's second commit that involve no platform. The signal graph accepts aHostTree,installSignalWriteHookmoves tosignal-history.ts(the overlay still re-exports it),attachNgrxtakes{ tree, describe }options, andhostBySelector()finds a host by selector on any tree.Nothing changes for browser pages: every caller keeps the DOM default, and no export or option is added to the package.
Refs #198
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pnpm commit:check(commit messages follow the guidelines)pnpm format:checkpnpm typecheck(includes thengctemplate checks)pnpm test:devtools(1072 passed)pnpm skills:check(when.claude/changed) — not changedapps/docsupdated — no user-facing change, so no docs (no-docs)pnpm extension:build—app/not changedNotes for reviewers
HostTreeand collector changes and ports its NativeScript tree to this interface.Summary by CodeRabbit
ng-containeranchors.