jsonforms-renderers(spreadsheet,preview): compact replace/remove control for uploaded spreadsheets - #23
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Once a file is uploaded, replace the redundant "Current-file summary" card and full dropzone with two small icon buttons (replace, remove) inline in the header, removing wasted vertical space. The empty-state dropzone is unchanged.
The upload prompt text still branched on hasValue to show "Click to upload a replacement", but that block is now gated by isEnabled && !hasValue, so hasValue is always false there and that branch was unreachable. Simplified to the single "Click to upload or drag and drop" message; replace/remove after upload is handled by the compact header IconButtons instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe spreadsheet control replaces the uploaded-file card with compact header actions. The file input now sits in the header. The dropzone appears only when the control has no file. ChangesSpreadsheet control interaction
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to When replacing an existing spreadsheet, validation or parsing failures may leave the original file in place without showing the error message, so users may not know the replacement failed. The PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner follow-up to surface replacement errors. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@packages/jsonforms-renderers/src/renderers/SpreadsheetControl.tsx`:
- Line 241: Update the error-rendering condition near the header controls in
SpreadsheetControl so errors from processFile remain visible when an existing
spreadsheet value is present; render the error whenever the control is enabled
and error is set, rather than suppressing it solely because hasValue is true,
while preserving the existing empty-field behavior.
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processFile sets `error` on a failed validation/parse, but the only place `error` was rendered was the empty-state dropzone — hidden once hasValue is true. A failed replacement upload left the original file in place with no visible feedback that anything went wrong. Show the error inline near the header controls whenever a value is already present. Addresses a coderabbit review comment on PR #23. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a visible tooltip to the compact header's replace/remove icon
buttons ("Replace spreadsheet" / "Remove spreadsheet") so their
purpose is discoverable without relying on icon shape alone — the
upload icon in particular could otherwise read as "upload" rather
than "replace" once a file already exists.
Also checks the independently-computed `readonly` prop from
@jsonforms/core alongside `enabled`, not just `enabled` alone.
`enabled` only happens to reflect a schema `readOnly: true` under this
library's default `separateReadonlyFromDisabled: false` config, and
never reflects a uischema READONLY *rule* in any config — verified
against @jsonforms/core 3.8.0's actual source (mapStateToControlProps/
isInherentlyEnabled/isInherentlyReadonly). Since this is a generic,
reusable renderer, a consuming app may use either mechanism, so both
are checked explicitly rather than relying on the incidental fold-in.
Confirmed via a uischema READONLY rule (which never touches `enabled`)
that the buttons now correctly hide while the uploaded data stays
visible.
CI's format:check caught formatting drift from manual edits this session. No behavior change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Summary
SpreadsheetControlno longer shows both a full-width "Spreadsheet uploaded" summary card and a large "click to upload a replacement" dropzone below it — replaced with a small inline replace/remove icon control next to the field label.errorwas ever rendered was the empty-state dropzone, which is hidden once a file exists — so a failed replacement silently left the old file in place with no feedback.readonlyprop from@jsonforms/core, not justenabled. Previously onlyenabledwas checked, which happens to catch a schemareadOnly: trueunder this library's default config, but never catches a uischemaREADONLYrule, and wouldn't catch schemareadOnlyeither if a consuming app enablesseparateReadonlyFromDisabled. Since this is a generic, reusable renderer, both are checked explicitly now.processFile's core logic, data shape, or evaluation.Test plan
pnpm type-checkandpnpm testpassreadOnly: true, and a uischemaREADONLYrule (which doesn't affectenabledat all) — both correctly hide the replace/remove controls while keeping the uploaded data visibleScreenshots
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