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fix(editor): keep crop preview ratio and Done visible - #1178
The preview always preserves the source video's aspect ratio.
The Done button stays visible without scrolling, even at the editor's minimum window size.
The preview was previously sized with w-full + aspect-ratio + max-height. When height was clamped, the width stayed fixed, so the canvas stretched — portrait recordings appeared roughly square. It is now fitted inside the stage with container-query units, and video metadata changes are tracked so late dimension updates are applied.
The dialog now uses a bounded flex column with a shrink-proof header and footer. The crop stage takes the remaining space instead of making the whole modal scroll.
Motivation
At 1280×600 the old layout both distorted the preview and pushed Done below the fold, making crop adjustments unreliable — especially for portrait sources. The editor's minimum desktop size is 800×600, so this is reachable in normal use.
Type of Change
Bug Fix
Related Issue(s)
No existing issue or PR covers this exact bug. PR #732 adds crop-ratio presets and hides the scrollbar track, but does not fix preview distortion or pin Done above the fold.
Testing Guide
npm ci
npx playwright install chromium
npx playwright test tests/ui/crop-dialog.spec.ts
The new spec opens the editor at 1280×600 with landscape (640×360) and portrait (180×320) fixtures. It asserts:
the Done button is in the viewport,
the crop canvas ratio matches the source video,
the dialog's scrollHeight does not exceed its clientHeight.
Manual check:
Open a recording in the editor.
Click Crop Video.
Resize the window down to roughly 1280×600.
Confirm the preview is not stretched and Done remains visible.
Checklist
I have performed a self-review of my code.
Playwright regression coverage added for landscape and portrait sources.
npm run typecheck and Biome lint/format pass.
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Bug Fixes
The crop editor now matches the video’s dimensions, preserving the correct aspect ratio for portrait and landscape videos. If video dimensions are unavailable, it uses a 16:9 fallback.
The crop canvas updates its proportions when video dimensions become available or change.
The crop dialog adjusts to fit shorter editor windows, keeping its header, controls, and buttons accessible without vertical overflow.
Size the crop preview as a fitted box so it always keeps the source video's aspect ratio instead of stretching when height-constrained. Track metadata changes so late-loading video dimensions are respected.
Give the dialog a bounded flex-column layout with a shrink-proof footer, keeping the Done button visible without scrolling in short windows. Add landscape and portrait Playwright coverage at the editor's 1280x600 minimum height.
The crop editor derives the aspect ratio and canvas dimensions from video dimensions. The dialog uses a bounded flex layout. UI tests check landscape and portrait videos across viewports and verify updated dimensions after metadata loads.
Changes: Crop Dialog Sizing
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Summary
Video ratio and crop sizing src/components/video-editor/CropControl.tsx
CropControl derives the aspect ratio from valid video dimensions, with a 16:9 fallback. It updates the ratio on metadata-load and resize events, synchronizes canvas dimensions during drawing, and sizes the crop area based on the ratio and available container space.
Dialog layout and UI coverage src/components/video-editor/layout/CropEditorDialog.tsx, src/components/video-editor/layout/EditorShell.tsx, tests/ui/crop-dialog.spec.ts
CropEditorDialog no longer accepts or passes an aspect ratio. Its layout uses a fixed-height flex column. Playwright tests check canvas aspect ratio, dialog visibility, and vertical overflow for landscape and portrait videos, including after video dimensions change.
No current crop-dialog failure was identified. Testing the actual minimum window’s content area would improve coverage.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the primary changes: preserving the crop preview ratio and keeping the Done button visible.
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Review comments at @tests/ui/crop-dialog.spec.ts:
- Line 6: Update both tests in the crop-dialog spec to run the ratio,
Done-button, and overflow assertions at 800×600 in addition to the existing
1280×600 viewport checks.
- Around line 11-26: Update the crop-dialog test helper and coverage so the
dialog opens before the active video is ready, then trigger loadedmetadata on
the video bound to CropControl and assert the canvas ratio updates. Replace the
readiness check that accepts any video with a reference to the active video;
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Addresses CodeRabbit review on webadderallorg#1178: run the ratio, Done-button, and overflow assertions at the 800x600 minimum desktop size as well as 1280x600, scope readiness to the active preview video, and add coverage that the bound video's late loadedmetadata event updates the canvas ratio.
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- Line 49: Update the Done button’s toBeInViewport assertions in the shared
expectFittedDialog helper and the late-metadata test to require full visibility
with a ratio of 1, preserving the existing button locator.
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CodeRabbit review on webadderallorg#1178: toBeInViewport() defaults to ratio 0, so a partially clipped Done button passed. Assert ratio 1, and also check the button box and dialog bounds against the window so a dialog overflowing the viewport fails instead of relying on internal scrollHeight alone.
The minimum-window fit tests do not measure the Electron content area.
The minimum desktop case sets the renderer viewport to 800×600 with page.setViewportSize. Electron's minWidth: 800 and minHeight: 600 apply to the outer window. Native title bar and borders reduce the client area. A clipping regression that appears only at the real client height can pass the new fit assertions. Treat this as a test-coverage gap. The current layout is not shown to fail.
Suggested direction: measure the client-area height at the minimum window, for example with getContentSize() or window.innerHeight on each platform. Then add a viewport at that measured height to VIEWPORTS. Do not use an estimated height without measurement.
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Review comment at @tests/ui/crop-dialog.spec.ts around lines 4 - 20:
Update the minimum-window fit coverage in VIEWPORTS and openCropDialog to use a
measured Electron client-area height, obtained through getContentSize() or
window.innerHeight on each platform, instead of relying only on the 800×600
renderer viewport. Add the measured height as a test viewport; do not substitute
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- Around line 4-20: Update the minimum-window fit coverage in VIEWPORTS and
openCropDialog to use a measured Electron client-area height, obtained through
getContentSize() or window.innerHeight on each platform, instead of relying only
on the 800×600 renderer viewport. Add the measured height as a test viewport; do
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Description
Fixes the Crop Video dialog so:
The preview was previously sized with
w-full+aspect-ratio+max-height. When height was clamped, the width stayed fixed, so the canvas stretched — portrait recordings appeared roughly square. It is now fitted inside the stage with container-query units, and video metadata changes are tracked so late dimension updates are applied.The dialog now uses a bounded flex column with a shrink-proof header and footer. The crop stage takes the remaining space instead of making the whole modal scroll.
Motivation
At
1280×600the old layout both distorted the preview and pushed Done below the fold, making crop adjustments unreliable — especially for portrait sources. The editor's minimum desktop size is800×600, so this is reachable in normal use.Type of Change
Related Issue(s)
No existing issue or PR covers this exact bug. PR #732 adds crop-ratio presets and hides the scrollbar track, but does not fix preview distortion or pin Done above the fold.
Testing Guide
npm cinpx playwright install chromiumnpx playwright test tests/ui/crop-dialog.spec.tsThe new spec opens the editor at
1280×600with landscape (640×360) and portrait (180×320) fixtures. It asserts:scrollHeightdoes not exceed itsclientHeight.Manual check:
1280×600.Checklist
npm run typecheckand Biome lint/format pass.Summary by CodeRabbit