Update createPage to support windows paths #243
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It prevented users from creating pages! Users would get an error message in the modal |
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This is the same change as in #243 but for modules. This gets the createModule tests passing. In theory it also was preventing windows users from creating new modules (though we currently don't allow anybody to create modules anyways). With this all of the frontend jest tests are passing! J=SLAP-2790 TEST=auto
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Paths like
C:\Users\username\Documents\Github\studio-prototype\packages\studio\tests\__mocks__/test.tsxare not considered absolute bypath.isAbsolutein the frontend. This is because we are usingpath-browserify(a browser version of nodejs'spath) which does not have proper windows support. In real nodejs,path.isAbsolutewill return true for a windows path like the above.browserify/path-browserify#1
We could look for an alternative but I'm not sure if that will be necessary. I think I'll have a better picture of that when I'm further in with getting the unit tests compatibility.
For the createPage action, the path.isAbsolute check is unnecessary since we do a
filepath.startsWith(pagesPath)check as well, andpagesPathis always absolute. We may want to support a relative pagesPath at which point we may need to add additional validation, but it would probably make more sense for that validation to go into the backend.J=SLAP-2791
TEST=auto
tests for createPage.ts and AddPageButton are now passing