IEP-1498 Clean-up extensions in the ui plugin
Description
Group menus, commands, and handlers for better visibility
Was:
Now:
Fixes # (IEP-1498)
Type of change
Please delete options that are not relevant.
- New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
How has this been tested?
Verify that all commands in all menus work
Test Configuration:
- ESP-IDF Version:
- OS (Windows,Linux and macOS):
Dependent components impacted by this PR:
- Menus and Commands
Checklist
- [ ] PR Self Reviewed
- [ ] Applied Code formatting
- [ ] Added Documentation
- [ ] Added Unit Test
- [ ] Verified on all platforms - Windows,Linux and macOS
Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Introduced an enhanced main menu with new commands for tool management, project/component creation, memory and heap analysis, component installation, flash operations, documentation access, and language settings.
- Added dynamic submenus and improved menu organization for easier navigation.
- Expanded command support with refined visibility and activation conditions based on project context.
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Refactor
- Reorganized and consolidated menu, command, and handler structures for a more integrated and user-friendly UI experience.
Walkthrough
The plugin.xml file for the Eclipse plugin was extensively reorganized and expanded. Menu, command, and handler definitions were consolidated and restructured, with new commands, handlers, and menu contributions added for various ESP-IDF-related actions. The changes introduce a dedicated Espressif main menu with dynamic submenus and refined visibility conditions. Command declarations and their handler mappings were updated, new command categories were introduced, and wizard and perspective extensions were moved and clarified. Some redundant or duplicate definitions were removed, and property tester extensions were repositioned for clarity.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| bundles/com.espressif.idf.ui/plugin.xml | - Reorganized and consolidated menu, command, and handler definitions. - Added new "espressifMenu" with multiple commands and dynamic submenus. - Introduced new command category and expanded command declarations for project, component, memory analysis, erase flash, help, SBOM, and more. - Added and updated handler mappings with new and existing handler classes. - Refined visibility and activation conditions for menu items and handlers. - Moved and clarified new project/component wizards, perspective extensions, and import wizards. - Removed redundant/duplicate extensions and repositioned property tester extension. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant EclipseUI
participant EspressifMenu
participant CommandHandler
User->>EclipseUI: Open Espressif menu
EclipseUI->>EspressifMenu: Display menu items (commands, submenus)
User->>EspressifMenu: Select a command (e.g., New Project)
EspressifMenu->>CommandHandler: Invoke associated handler
CommandHandler->>EclipseUI: Execute command action (e.g., open wizard, run tool)
Possibly related PRs
- espressif/idf-eclipse-plugin#1108: Modifies the NewProjectCreationWizardPage UI class; both PRs relate to the new project wizard, with this PR focusing on plugin.xml configuration and #1108 on UI layout.
Suggested reviewers
- AndriiFilippov
- kolipakakondal
- alirana01
Poem
In the warren of menus, a new path appears,
With commands for projects, components, and cheers!
Wizards and handlers, all neatly aligned,
Espressif’s menu—so easy to find.
Hop, skip, and jump, through UI delight,
This plugin hops forward, both tidy and bright!
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@sigmaaa @kolipakakondal hi !
Tested under: OS - Windows 11 ESP-IDF: master
Visibility ✅ Enablement ✅ Execution Label Icon✅ Localization✅
LGTM 👍
@kolipakakondal yes, tests cover some cases and fails in case of issues in the file menus, but not all of them. have created a task to cover this behavior