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Current Behavior

修复 Vue 2 环境下 Numeric 组件输入内容变化时没有触发 input 事件的问题。

Expected Behavior

The Numeric component should emit the input event when the user changes the input value.

Solution

  • 在 renderless numeric 逻辑中触发 input 事件;
  • 在 Vue 2 PC 和移动端组件中声明 input 事件;
  • 增加输入事件回归测试。

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Related Issue

Fixes #4168

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  • New Features

    • Numeric components now emit an input event after valid, normalized, pasted, or composition-based input.
    • The emitted event includes the underlying input event details.
  • Tests

    • Added coverage verifying that numeric input triggers the input event exactly once.

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The numeric input handler now emits an input event after updating input state. The mobile-first and PC Vue components declare this event. A test verifies that the event fires once when the value changes.

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Numeric input event propagation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Renderless input emission
packages/renderless/src/numeric/index.ts
handleInput emits the underlying InputEvent after updating lastInput and userInput.
Vue event declaration and validation
packages/vue/src/numeric/src/mobile-first.vue, packages/vue/src/numeric/src/pc.vue, packages/vue/src/numeric/__tests__/numeric.test.tsx
Both Vue numeric variants declare input. The test verifies one input event when the value changes.

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Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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IME input can emit two public input callbacks for one edit in affected browsers, so event deduplication should be fixed before merge.

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Linked Issues check ✅ Passed PR 满足 #4168 的编码要求。packages/renderless/src/numeric/index.tshandleInput 更新状态后调用 emit('input', event)。Vue 2 PC 和移动端组件均声明 input 事件。numeric.test.tsx 验证输入值变化时回调只触发一次,并接收到 input 事件。该实现支持 Vue 2…
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed 变更范围与 #4168 直接相关。修改仅涉及 Numeric 的 renderless 输入事件、Vue 2 PC 和移动端事件声明,以及对应回归测试。未发现无关变更。
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In `@packages/renderless/src/numeric/index.ts`:
- Line 359: Update handleInput in the Numeric Vue variants to coordinate
compositionend with the subsequent native input event, preserving
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event.target.value = isNull(value) ? '' : value
state.lastInput = value
state.userInput = value
emit('input', event)

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

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sed -n '320,380p' packages/renderless/src/numeric/index.ts
sed -n '80,120p' packages/vue/src/numeric/src/mobile-first.vue
sed -n '185,215p' packages/vue/src/numeric/src/pc.vue
rg -n "composition(start|end)|handleInput|emit\\('input'|onInput" packages/renderless/src packages/vue/src/numeric packages/vue/src/input

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sed -n '1,155p' packages/vue/src/numeric/src/mobile-first.vue
sed -n '105,145p' packages/vue/src/numeric/src/pc.vue
printf '%s\n' '--- numeric tests around input ---'
sed -n '220,290p' packages/vue/src/numeric/__tests__/numeric.test.tsx
printf '%s\n' '--- renderless input composition handling ---'
sed -n '220,270p' packages/renderless/src/input/index.ts
sed -n '300,345p' packages/renderless/src/input/index.ts
printf '%s\n' '--- composition-related tests and handlers ---'
rg -n -C 4 'composition(start|end)|isComposing|event\.type|onInput' packages/vue/src/numeric packages/renderless/src/input packages/vue/src/input packages/renderless/src/numeric

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printf '%s\n' '--- focused tests ---'
rg -n -C 6 'composition(start|end)|isComposing|type.*input|toHaveBeenCalled.*input|onInput' packages/vue/src/numeric/__tests__ packages/vue/src/input/__tests__ packages/renderless --glob '*.{ts,tsx}'

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official UI Events or MDN documentation compositionend followed by input event order IME

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There is no single, universally implemented event order for compositionend and input events across all browsers due to long-standing interoperability issues [1][2][3]. While the W3C UI Events specification generally indicates that input-related events should precede the end of a composition, browser behavior has historically diverged [1][4][5]. 1. The W3C UI Events specification suggests an order where input events occur before the composition session ends [4]. Specifically, compositionend MUST be dispatched after the control is updated [4]. 2. Historically, Chrome and Safari have dispatched the final input event (with the commit data) before the compositionend event [1][5]. 3. Firefox has historically dispatched the input event after the compositionend event [1][2]. Because of these differences, web developers often cannot rely on a consistent sequence [1][2]. To handle IME input reliably across browsers, developers are generally advised to check the isComposing property of the input event [1][3]. When isComposing is true, the input is part of an ongoing composition; when it is false, it represents a committed change [1]. For modern cross-browser compatibility, it is often best practice to listen for the input event and inspect the event.isComposing property rather than relying strictly on the firing order of compositionend [1].
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<title>Event order between "compositionend" and "input"</title> GitHub issue 202 in w3c/uievents (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) Currently, UI Events declares event order of "compositionend" and "input" as: 1. beforeinput 2. (compositionupdate) 3. input 4. compositionend 5. (no input) At However, Firefox and Edge&`#39`;s order is: 1. (beforeinput not yet supported on them) 2. (compositionupdate) 3. (no input) 4. compositionend 5. input I.e., "input" event is fired after "compositionend". On the other hand, Chrome and Safari dispatches as the spec declared. I tried to make Firefox take the same event order as the draft in. However, after changing the order, I needed following change in some places even in Firefox&`#39`;s UI: Then, I feel that the event order of Chrome, Safari and the spec does **not** make sense for web application developers. The reason is, if all browsers use the event order of Firefox and Edge, isComposing value of "input" event becomes false. So, if a web application needs to do something at every input except during composition, web application needs to listen to **only** input event if it&`#39`;s run on Firefox or Edge. I.e., can be implemented like: ``` foo.addEventListener("input", (event) => { if (event.isComposing) { // Nothing to do during composition return; } // Do something what you need. }); ``` On the other hand, it&`#39`;s run on Chrome or Safari, needs to be implemented like: ``` function onInput() { // Do something what you need. } ... foo.addEventListener("input", (event) => { if (event.isComposing) { // Nothing to do during composition return; } ... onInput(); ... foo.addEventListener("compositionend", (event) => { // Need to run "input" event handler here because "input" event whose isComposing is false // won&`#39`;t be fired until user inputs something without IME later. onInput(); }); ``` I believe that the behavior of Chrome, Safari and UI Events may make web applications not aware of IME. From point of view of browser developer, this behavior is easier to implement actually since browser does not check whether it&`#39`;s followed by compositionend event when it tries to fire "input" event at every composition change. However, usefulness for web application developers must be more important than easier to implement by browsers. What do you think, `@garykac` ? ... > Another possible solution is, UI Events would change the declaration of InputEvent.isComposing. > > It&`#39`;s currently declared as "true if the input event occurs as part of a composition session, i.e., after a compositionstart event and before the corresponding compositionend event.", however, if it&`#39`;s declared as the value of input events which are fired for committing composition is set to false, web apps need to check only input events whose isComposing is false (like running on Firefox and Edge). ... > Currently, DOM composition events do not support of committing a part of composition. In such case, Firefox commits existing composition first, then, restart composition with new range. > > Brian, you can check this behavior even with MS-IME. > 1. Open preferences dialog > 2. Press key assign from "Microsoft IME" to "ATOK" > 3. Type something which may cause 2 or more clauses. > 4. Type Space bar to convert. > 5. Type ArrowDown key. > > And also, new line key handling is not defined under UI Events unfortunately. In most cases, Enter key press during composition of Japanese IME just commits composition. However, for example, Enter key press during composition of Korean IME causes both committing composition and inserting a new line. If all browsers support beforeinput, the new line input can be represented with it which should be fired immediately after compositionend. However, now, Firefox dispatches a set of key events (i.e., keydown, keypress and keyup events) after compositionend on Windows, and dispatches only keypress event after compositionend on macOS. So…[truncated] <title>Intent to ship: Dispatch `input` event before `compositionend`</title> https://groups.google.com/a/mozilla.org/g/dev-platform/c/yAbeVQR2D4Y Intent to ship: Dispatch `input` event before `compositionend` Groups # Intent to ship: Dispatch `input` event before `compositionend` 180 views Skip to first unread message ### Masayuki Nakano unread, Jan 16, 2025, 2:15:44 AM1/16/25 to dev-pl...@mozilla.org Summary: There is a long standing issue about the event order of ``compositionend`` and ``input`` at committing composition. Gecko dispatches them as: 1. ``beforeinput`` whose ``isComposing`` is ``true`` 2. ``compositionend`` 3. ``input`` whose ``isComposing`` is ``false`` However, Chrome dispatches them as: 1. ``beforeinput`` whose ``isComposing`` is ``true`` 2. ``input`` whose ``isComposing`` is ``true`` 3. ``compositionend`` The reason why we cannot align this behavior to Chrome is, there is no `input` event whose `isComposing` is `false`. Therefore, web apps cannot handle `input` events only with `input` events to avoid to do something during IME composition, i.e., web apps needs to listen `compositionstart` and `compositionend` for doing that. So, once we align the behavior to Chrome as-is, we may need to rewrite our chrome JS code with more event listeners. Therefore, I filed a spec issue several years ago, but it&`#39`;s still not agreed between browser vendors. However, now, we have a web-compat report which is caused by this event order difference. The web site explicitly sets ``HTMLInputElement.value`` at every ``input`` event except during IME composition. For supporting IME, they set the value from ``compositionend`` too with new value which is stored at the last ``input`` event. Therefore, they set previous composition on Firefox if the user selects a commit string from the candidate list without updating the composition string. For avoiding the web-compat issue on the web site, I think Gecko can dispatch redundant ``input`` event before ``compositionend``, so, 1. ``beforeinput`` whose ``isComposing`` is ``true`` 2. ``input`` whose ``isComposing`` is ``true`` 3. ``compositionend`` 4. ``input`` whose ``isComposing`` is ``false`` So, the new behavior causes alone ``input`` event which is not following a corresponding ``beforeinput`` event, but I guess this does not cause new web-compat issue. Bug: < https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1941973> Specification: UI Events < https://w3c.github.io/uievents/#events-composition-input-events> Platform coverage: All Preference: ``dom.input_events.dispatch_before_compositionend`` DevTools bug: N/A web-platform-tests: N/A (cannot synthesize composition with TestDriver) ``` -- Masayuki Nakano <masa...@d-toybox.com> Working on DOM, Events, editor and IME handling for Gecko ``` Reply all Reply to author Forward 0 new messages Search Clear search Close search Google apps Main menu <title>Event order between "compositionend" and "input"</title> GitHub issue 202 in w3c/uievents (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) Currently, UI Events declares event order of "compositionend" and "input" as: 1. beforeinput 2. (compositionupdate) 3. input 4. compositionend 5. (no input) At However, Firefox and Edge&`#39`;s order is: 1. (beforeinput not yet supported on them) 2. (compositionupdate) 3. (no input) 4. compositionend 5. input I.e., "input" event is fired after "compositionend". On the other hand, Chrome and Safari dispatches as the spec declared. I tried to make Firefox take the same event order as the draft in. However, after changing the order, I needed following change in some places even in Firefox&`#39`;s UI: Then, I feel that the event order of Chrome, Safari and the spec does **not** make sense for web application developers. The reason is, if all browsers use the event order of Firefox and Edge, isComposing value of "input" event becomes false. So, if a web application needs to do something at every input except during composition, web application needs to listen to **only** input event if it&`#39`;s run on Firefox or Edge. I.e., can be implemented like: ``` foo.addEventListener("input", (event) => { if (event.isComposing) { // Nothing to do during composition return; } // Do something what you need. }); ``` On the other hand, it&`#39`;s run on Chrome or Safari, needs to be implemented like: ``` function onInput() { // Do something what you need. } ... foo.addEventListener("input", (event) => { if (event.isComposing) { ... (); ... foo.addEventListener("compositionend", (event) => { // Need to run " ... " event handler here because "input" event whose isComposing is false // won&`#39`;t be fired until user inputs something without IME later. onInput(); }); ``` I believe that the behavior of Chrome, Safari and UI Events may make web applications not aware of IME. From point of view of browser developer, this behavior is easier to implement actually since browser does not check whether it&`#39`;s followed by compositionend event when it tries to fire "input" event at every composition change. However, usefulness for web application developers must be more important than easier to implement by browsers. What do you think, `@garykac` ? ... > Another possible solution is, UI Events would change the declaration of InputEvent.isComposing. > > It&`#39`;s currently declared as "true if the input event occurs as part of a composition session, i.e., after a compositionstart event and before the corresponding compositionend event.", however, if it&`#39`;s declared as the value of input events which are fired for committing composition is set to false, web apps need to check only input events whose isComposing is false (like running on Firefox and Edge). ... > Currently, DOM composition events do not support of committing a part of composition. In such case, Firefox commits existing composition first, then, restart composition with new range. > > Brian, you can check this behavior even with MS-IME. > 1. Open preferences dialog > 2. Press key assign from "Microsoft IME" to "ATOK" > 3. Type something which may cause 2 or more clauses. > 4. Type Space bar to convert. > 5. Type ArrowDown key. > > And also, new line key handling is not defined under UI Events unfortunately. In most cases, Enter key press during composition of Japanese IME just commits composition. However, for example, Enter key press during composition of Korean IME causes both committing composition and inserting a new line. If all browsers support beforeinput, the new line input can be represented with it which should be fired immediately after compositionend. However, now, Firefox dispatches a set of key events (i.e., keydown, keypress and keyup events) after compositionend on Windows, and dispatches only keypress event after compositionend on macOS. So, this issue should be out of scope of this. ... >…[truncated] <title>UI Events</title> https://www.w3.org/TR/uievents/ | Event Type | Sync / Async | Bubbling Phase | Trusted event target types | DOM Interface | Cancelable | Default Action | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `abort` | Sync | No | Window, Element | `Event` | No | None | | `beforeinput` | Sync | Yes | Element | `InputEvent` | Yes | Update the DOM element | | `blur` | Sync | No | Window, Element | `FocusEvent` | No | None | | `compositionstart` | Sync | Yes | Element | `CompositionEvent` | Yes | Show a text composition system candidate window | | `compositionupdate` | Sync | Yes | Element | `CompositionEvent` | No | None | | `compositionend` | Sync | Yes | Element | `CompositionEvent` | No | None | | `error` | Async | No | Window, Element | `Event` | No | None | | `focus` | Sync | No | Window, Element | `FocusEvent` | No | None | | `focusin` | Sync | Yes | Window, Element | `FocusEvent` | No | None | | `focusout` | Sync | Yes | Window, Element | `FocusEvent` | No | None | | `input` | Sync | Yes | Element | `InputEvent` | No | None | | `keydown` | Sync | Yes | Element | `KeyboardEvent` | Yes | Varies: trigger `beforeinput` and `input` events; launch text composition system; `blur` and `focus` events; `keypress` event (if supported); activation behavior; other events | | `keyup` | Sync | Yes | Element | `KeyboardEvent` | Yes | None | | `load` | Async | No | Window, Document, Element | `Event` | No | None | | `select` | Sync | Yes | Element | `Event` | No | None | | `unload` | Sync | No | Window, Document, Element | `Event` | No | None | ... ### 3.4. Input Events ... #### 3.4.2. Input Event Order ... The input events defined in this specification MUST occur in a set order relative to one another. ... | | Event Type | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | `beforeinput` | | | | | DOM element is updated | | 2 | `input` | | ... false` otherwise. | ... A user agent MUST dispatch this event when the DOM ... ##### 3.4.3.2. input ... | Type | `input ... | | --- | --- | | Interface | `Input ... ` | | Sync / Async | Sync | | Bubbles | Yes | | Trusted ... | `Element` (specifically: control types such as `HTMLInputElement`, etc.) or any `Element` with `content ... ` attribute enabled | | Cancelable | No ... Composed | Yes | | Default action | None | ... | Context (trusted events) | `Event`.`target` : event target ... updated `UIEvent`.`view` : `Window` `UIEvent`.`detail` : `0` `InputEvent`.`data` : the string containing the data that has been added to ... element, which MAY be the empty string if the content has been deleted `InputEvent`.`isComposing` : `true` if this event is dispatched during a dead key sequence or while an input method editor is active (such that composition events are being dispatched); `false` otherwise. | ... A user agent MUST dispatch this event immediately after the DOM has been updated. ... ### 3.6. Composition Events ... Conceptually, a composition session consists of one `compositionstart` event, one or more `compositionupdate` events, and one `compositionend` event, with the value of the `data` attribute persisting between each stage of this event chain during each session. ... Note: While a composition session is active, keyboard events can be dispatched to the DOM if the keyboard is the input device used with the composition session. See the `compositionstart` event details and IME section for relevent event ordering. Not all IME systems or devices expose the necessary data to the DOM, so the active composition string (the Reading Window or candidate selection menu option) might not be available through this interface, in which case the selection MAY be represented by the empty string. ... #### 3.6.2. Composition Event Order ... The Composition Events defined in this specification MUST occur in the following set order relative to one another: ... | | Event Type | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | `compositionstart` | | | 2 | `compositionupdate` | Multiple events | | 3 | `compositionend` | | ... #### 3.6.6. Input Events During Composition ... During the c... <title>1305387 - No "input" event should be fired immediately after "compositionend" event</title> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1305387 " event should ... "compositionend ... # No "input ... event should be fired immediately after "compositionend" ... User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; WOW64; rv:48.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/48.0 Build ID: 20160726073904 Steps to reproduce: Listen "compositionend" and "input" event on an input or a textarea element. Type something with an input method. Tested on Windows 10 + Firefox 48/52,and "Microsoft Pinyin" input method. Actual results: The event order is: (typing) input event (multiple times) (commit the composition) input event compositionend event input event Expected results: The event order should be: (typing) input event (multiple times) (commit the composition) input event compositionend event See the spec "4.7.6. Input Events During Composition" https://w3c.github.io/uievents/#events-composition-input-events Chrome 53 works as expected. ... Now, I believe that the standardized behavior (actual behavior of Chrome and Safari) does not make sense from the point of view of web application developers since isComposing attribute value of "input" event followed by "compositionend" becomes true. I filed a spec issue: https://github.com/w3c/uievents/issues/202 See the issue for the detail. ... The Chrome/Safari behavior requires any web apps to listen to compositionend event. Firefox/Edge behavior does not require compositionend events since web apps can ignore only input events whose isComposing is true. In other words, if isComposing value of the last input event of Chrome/Safari should be false, web apps can handle simpler. ... I agree with you about the value of isComposing. I think we should follow the spec&`#39`;s ordering but set isComposing to &`#39`;false&`#39`; for the last input event (the one before compositionend). Simply fixing the event ordering would fix the problem I encountered in comment 8. ... (In reply to Brian Birtles (:birtles) from comment `#10`) > I agree with you about the value of isComposing. I think we should follow > the spec&`#39`;s ordering but set isComposing to &`#39`;false&`#39`; for the last input event > (the one before compositionend). However, InputEvent.isComposing is declared as it&`#39`;s set to true if dispatched between "compositionstart" and "compositionend". So, anyway, we need an update of spec :-(https://w3c.github.io/uievents/#dom-inputevent-iscomposing ... Safari and Chrome currently have different behaviors here, and I think Safari&`#39`;s is the most correct. The key is not just the order that`input` events fire in, but also the`inputType` property. Here are the results for each browser: ... I think the correct ordering is: ... 1. Composition starts 2. Any amount of input events, with`insertCompositionText` or`deleteCompositionText` as the`inputType`(non-cancellable) 3. A single input event with`insertFromComposition` to "commit" the change (cancellable) 4. Composition ends ... Safari does this. Chrome doesn&`#39`;t ever fire an`insertFromComposition` event to commit the change, so none of the events are cancellable and you&`#39`;re never sure what the committed input was just by looking at the input events. ... From my experimenting so far, Safari&`#39`;s behavior is all that&`#39`;s required to handle them gracefully. I actually haven&`#39`;t needed to check the`isComposing` flag in Safari at all or ever attach to`composition*` events, because you&`#39`;re guaranteed that`insertCompositionText/deleteCompositionText` are input types that only fire for interim composition edits, and that you&`#39`;ll get an`insertFromComposition` at the end with the new data (which you can cancel and handle yourself too).

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Deduplicate the composition-end path before emitting input.

Both Numeric Vue variants bind compositionend and input to handleInput. The handler emits the CompositionEvent as input. On browsers that dispatch the committed native input after compositionend, both events reach this line, so one IME edit can trigger two public callbacks. Keep composition-end value processing, but coordinate it with the native event so only one public callback is emitted. Add an IME regression test for both event orders.

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In `@packages/renderless/src/numeric/index.ts` at line 359, Update handleInput in
the Numeric Vue variants to coordinate compositionend with the subsequent native
input event, preserving composition-end value processing while ensuring one IME
edit emits only one public input callback regardless of event order. Add
regression coverage for both event orders.

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🐛 [Bug]: tiny-numeric 在vue@2 没有发 input 事件?

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