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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: adding a spotlight example to the use-tour documentation. Description check The description is directly related to the changeset. It explains the documentation example, spotlight behavior, implementation details, and confirms that no library changes are included. Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
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Review comments at @src/runtime/composables/useTour.ts:
- Around line 156-166: Update updateRect to clear rect and return when the
resolved target is a detached Element, checking isConnected before calling
getBoundingClientRect(). Preserve the existing handling for missing targets and
centerAnchor.
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docs/app/components/content/examples/use-tour/UseTourSpotlight.vuedocs/app/components/content/examples/use-tour/UseTourSpotlightExample.vuedocs/content/docs/3.composables/use-tour.mdsrc/runtime/composables/useTour.tstest/composables/useTour.spec.ts
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Thanks for the PR! Not sure we need rect in the composable though, useElementBounding(() => tour.reference.value) from VueUse does the same thing so the spotlight could just be a docs example. I'd rather not add a component for it for now 😊
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@benjamincanac Makes sense, done in 430d554: |
Add a reactive `rect` to the useTour return value: the viewport-relative box of the current target, kept in sync on scroll (capture, so inner scroll containers are tracked), resize and target resize. It is null when the tour is closed, the step is centered or the target is not found, and listeners are only attached while the tour is open. Document a spotlight example built on it: a clip-path backdrop with a clickable cutout and a ring outline that follows the target's corner radius, rendered in its own component so scroll updates do not re-render the page.
Drop `rect` from the composable: VueUse's `useElementBounding` already tracks the target on scroll (capture), resize and resize observation. The example only passes real elements, since a centered step anchors to a virtual element that `ResizeObserver` and `MutationObserver` reject.
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I think this example should be under ## Examples below API for consistency: https://ui-llmyjv9zt-nuxt-js.vercel.app/docs/composables/use-overlay#examples
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@benjamincanac Moved under |
🔗 Linked issue
Follow-up to #4874, whose scope listed a "spotlight cut-out".
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📚 Description
Adds a "Spotlight" example to the
useTourdocs: a backdrop that dims the page around the current target, with a ring around it. No change to the library.tour.referencewith VueUse'suseElementBounding. It only passes real elements: a centered step anchors to a virtual element, whichResizeObserverandMutationObserverreject.clip-pathcutout, which also clips hit testing, so the target stays clickable while the rest of the page is blocked. A step without a target dims the whole page.--ui-radiuscarries over.transformand uses physicalleft-0, sincegetBoundingClientRectis physical in RTL too.📝 Checklist