Add support for custom Selection Tools in right-click context menu
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[x] Initial implementation plan
[x] Add custom Selection Tools support to right-click context menu
[x] Add menu refresh functionality to Selection Tools settings
[x] Fix parseInt usage with explicit radix and NaN checking
[x] Add error handling for Browser.runtime.sendMessage calls
[x] Remove unnecessary .catch(console.error) for REFRESH_MENU calls to match existing patterns
[x] Modernize code patterns: use forEach instead of traditional for loops and optional chaining for array access
[x] Reduce code duplication by extracting refreshContextMenu helper function
[x] Improve parseInt validation with NaN and bounds checking
[x] Add optional chaining for safer array access in background menus
[x] Test build and lint validation
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PR Type
Enhancement
Description
Add custom selection tools to right-click context menu
Implement real-time menu updates when settings change
Add proper error handling and validation
Filter context menu to show only active tools
Diagram Walkthrough
flowchart LR
A["Settings UI"] -- "REFRESH_MENU" --> B["Background Script"]
B -- "getUserConfig()" --> C["User Config"]
C --> D["Context Menu Builder"]
D --> E["Active Tools Only"]
F["Right-click"] --> G["Content Script"]
G -- "custom_ handler" --> H["Custom Tool Execution"]
File Walkthrough
Relevant files
Enhancement
menus.mjs
Enhanced context menu with custom tools support
src/background/menus.mjs
Add custom selection tool handling in onClickMenu
Filter context menu to show only active default tools
I notice all the feedback comments are about reasoning model implementations (OpenAI API changes, model detection regex patterns, etc.) in files like src/services/apis/openai-api.mjs and src/utils/model-name-convert.mjs. However, my commits only modified selection tools functionality in src/background/menus.mjs, src/content-script/index.jsx, and src/popup/sections/SelectionTools.jsx.
Could you clarify which specific feedback relates to the selection tools changes I made? The reasoning model code referenced in the comments doesn't exist in the current codebase, so I believe there may be a mismatch between the feedback and my actual PR changes for issue #778.
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Walkthrough
Implements custom Selection Tools in the right‑click context menu: background builds menu from userConfig (active defaults and custom), click handling supports custom_ IDs and sends CREATE_CHAT. Content script resolves prompts for custom tools and renders FloatingToolbar. Popup updates config asynchronously and triggers REFRESH_MENU to rebuild the context menu.
Changes
Cohort / File(s)
Summary
Background context menu integration src/background/menus.mjs
- Adds handling for itemIds with prefix custom_ to dispatch CREATE_CHAT to the active tab - Refactors refresh logic to load user config once and early-exit when hideContextMenu is true - Builds menu from userConfig.activeSelectionTools and userConfig.customSelectionTools (active + named), generating IDs as ...custom_{index}
- Fetches userConfig at start of CREATE_CHAT handler - Adds branch for custom_{index} to read customSelectionTools[index] when active and named, replacing {{selection}} in prompt - Retains existing toolsConfig/menuConfig logic; removes redundant getUserConfig() before FloatingToolbar render
Popup config and menu refresh src/popup/sections/SelectionTools.jsx
- Imports webextension-polyfill Browser and makes config mutations async with await updateConfig(...) - After add/update/toggle/delete, sends { type: 'REFRESH_MENU' } to rebuild context menu; logs messaging errors - Converts top-level and per-tool toggles and delete action to async flows
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
autonumber
actor User
participant Browser as Browser Context Menu
participant BG as Background (menus.mjs)
participant Tab as Active Tab
participant CS as Content Script (index.jsx)
participant UI as FloatingToolbar
User->>Browser: Right-click selection
Browser->>BG: onShown → build menu
Note over BG: Load userConfig once<br/>- If hideContextMenu: return<br/>- Add active defaults<br/>- Add active custom tools (custom_{i})
User->>Browser: Click menu item (e.g., custom_2)
Browser->>BG: onClicked(itemId, tabId)
alt itemId startsWith "custom_"
BG->>Tab: sendMessage CREATE_CHAT { itemId, selection }
else default handling
BG->>Tab: sendMessage CREATE_CHAT { itemId, selection }
end
Tab->>CS: onMessage CREATE_CHAT
CS->>CS: getUserConfig()
alt custom_{i} valid & active with name
CS->>CS: prompt = customSelectionTools[i].prompt.replace('{{selection}}', selection)
else if toolsConfig/menuConfig match
CS->>CS: prompt from config (language cropping if applicable)
else
CS->>CS: no-op/continue existing flow
end
CS->>UI: Render FloatingToolbar { prompt, selection, session config }
sequenceDiagram
autonumber
actor User
participant Popup as Popup (SelectionTools.jsx)
participant Ext as Browser.runtime
participant BG as Background (menus.mjs)
User->>Popup: Add/Edit/Toggle/Delete selection tool
Popup->>Popup: await updateConfig({...})
Popup->>Ext: sendMessage { type: REFRESH_MENU }
Ext->>BG: REFRESH_MENU
BG->>BG: refreshMenu() with latest userConfig
Note over BG: Rebuild menu incl. active custom tools
Estimated code review effort
🎯 3 (Moderate) | ⏱️ ~25 minutes
Assessment against linked issues
Objective
Addressed
Explanation
Expose custom Selection Tools in right‑click context menu (#778)
✅
Honor enable/disable state for custom and default tools in context menu (#778)
✅
Handle clicks on custom tools to run with current selection and tool prompt (#778)
✅
Poem
I twitch my whiskers at a tidy menu tree,
Custom carrots—click!—now served contextually. 🥕
From popup fields to tabs that chat,
A prompt hops in where selection’s at.
Refresh!—the garden blooms anew,
Right‑click magic, fast and true.
[!TIP]
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Accessing userConfig.customSelectionTools and userConfig.activeSelectionTools assumes arrays; add nullish coalescing or defaults to avoid runtime errors if undefined.
for (let i = 0; i < userConfig.customSelectionTools.length; i++) {
const tool = userConfig.customSelectionTools[i]
if (tool.active && tool.name) {
Browser.contextMenus.create({
id: menuId + 'custom_' + i,
parentId: menuId,
title: tool.name,
contexts: ['selection'],
})
}
Custom prompt replacement only handles a single '{{selection}}' occurrence via String.replace; consider replacing all occurrences and handling missing or malformed templates more robustly.
Using Browser.tabs.sendMessage on context click assumes content script is injected; consider handling failures (e.g., no receiver) with try/catch or runtime.lastError for better resilience.
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Prevent errors if itemId is not a string and ensure prompt is a string containing the {{selection}} placeholder before replace. Add type checks and a fallback to avoid undefined prompts.
[To ensure code accuracy, apply this suggestion manually]
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8
__
Why: The suggestion enhances robustness by adding multiple checks (data.itemId type, customTool.prompt type, {{selection}} placeholder presence) and provides a safe fallback, preventing potential runtime errors and ensuring predictable behavior.
Medium
Validate custom tool prompt
Ensure custom tool prompts exist before creating menu items to avoid later failures when generating prompts. Add a check that tool.prompt is a non-empty string.
Why: This is a good suggestion to prevent creating context menu items for custom tools that lack a prompt, which would fail later. It improves robustness by ensuring all necessary data is present upfront.
Medium
Add defensive type check
Guard against message.itemId being undefined or not a string to prevent runtime errors. Add a type-safe check before calling startsWith to avoid crashes from unexpected messages.
Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a potential runtime error if message.itemId is not a string, but the risk is low as itemId is set by the extension itself, making this a minor improvement for robustness.
Low
[ ] More <!-- /improve --more_suggestions=true -->
Previous suggestions
Suggestions up to commit ee84477
Category
Suggestion
Impact
Possible issue
Validate custom tool parsing
Add type checks and index validation to prevent crashes when itemId is malformed or customSelectionTools is missing. Also fallback safely if prompt is absent and ensure data.selectionText is a string before replacement.
Why: The suggestion adds comprehensive validation for parsing data.itemId and accessing customSelectionTools, making the code more robust against malformed data and preventing potential runtime errors.
Medium
Add defensive checks for item and tab
Validate that message.itemId is a string before calling startsWith to avoid runtime crashes when other messages arrive. Also defensively ensure currentTab?.id exists before sending the message to prevent unhandled errors on closed or missing tabs.
Why: The suggestion adds useful defensive checks for message.itemId and currentTab.id, which can prevent potential runtime errors if the message format is unexpected or the tab is not available.
Low
Safeguard custom tools iteration
Guard against customSelectionTools being undefined or not an array to avoid exceptions for first-time users or corrupted configs. Also ensure unique, string IDs by explicitly converting the index and tool name to strings.
Why: The suggestion adds a check to ensure userConfig.customSelectionTools is an array before iteration, which improves robustness against corrupted or missing configuration, although this scenario is unlikely.
Low
Suggestions up to commit 0ea8bef
Category
Suggestion
Impact
Possible issue
Harden custom tool parsing
Add type/exists checks to avoid exceptions when itemId is missing or not a string, and ensure prompt is defined before calling replace. Fall back gracefully if template missing.
Why: The suggestion correctly identifies potential runtime errors and improves robustness by adding checks for data.itemId and customTool.prompt before they are used.
Medium
Possible issue
Guard string operation on itemId
Verify message.itemId is a string before calling startsWith to avoid runtime errors when it's missing or non-string. Add a safe guard to ensure background listener won't throw and break menu interaction.
Why: The suggestion correctly identifies that message.itemId could be non-string, and calling .startsWith() would cause a runtime error, so adding a type check improves code robustness.
Medium
Possible issue
Use safe array iteration
Avoid using for...in over arrays, which iterates enumerable keys and can include unexpected properties. Switch to a standard indexed loop to ensure alignment between selectionTools and selectionToolsDesc.
-for (const index in defaultConfig.selectionTools) {
- const key = defaultConfig.selectionTools[index]
- const desc = defaultConfig.selectionToolsDesc[index]
- if (userConfig.activeSelectionTools.includes(key)) {
+for (let i = 0; i < defaultConfig.selectionTools.length; i++) {
+ const key = defaultConfig.selectionTools[i]
+ const desc = defaultConfig.selectionToolsDesc?.[i] ?? key
+ if (userConfig.activeSelectionTools?.includes(key)) {
Browser.contextMenus.create({
id: menuId + key,
parentId: menuId,
title: t(desc),
contexts: ['selection'],
})
}
}
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7
__
Why: The suggestion correctly points out that using for...in on an array is not best practice and can lead to bugs. The proposed change to a standard for loop improves code correctness, robustness, and aligns with JavaScript best practices.
Medium
Safeguard null user config
Guard against userConfig being null/undefined to prevent runtime errors that would abort menu creation. Early-return safely if the config object is missing.
Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a potential TypeError if getUserConfig returns a falsy value, and the proposed fix is a good defensive programming practice that improves the code's robustness.
Low
General
Handle message send failures
Handle potential rejections when sending runtime messages to avoid unhandled promise rejections that can disrupt the popup. Wrap the call in a try/catch and ignore benign "receiving end does not exist" errors.
-Browser.runtime.sendMessage({
- type: 'REFRESH_MENU',
-})
+try {
+ await Browser.runtime.sendMessage({ type: 'REFRESH_MENU' })
+} catch (err) {
+ // Ignore if background is unavailable or no listener exists
+ if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production') console.debug('REFRESH_MENU sendMessage error:', err)
+}
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7
__
Why: The suggestion correctly identifies that Browser.runtime.sendMessage can throw an error, leading to an unhandled promise rejection. Wrapping it in a try/catch block is a valid improvement for error handling and application stability.
Medium
Suggestions up to commit fe4b856
Category
Suggestion
Impact
High-level
Align menu item IDs end-to-end
Background builds IDs with a menuId prefix (e.g., menuId + key, menuId + 'custom_' + i) while the content script matches raw keys and checks startsWith('custom_'), so clicks won’t be recognized for default or custom tools. Normalize IDs by stripping/adding the prefix consistently (or use raw keys as IDs) in both the onClicked handler and content-script routing. Also add a null-safe guard before iterating userConfig.customSelectionTools to prevent crashes when the array is absent.
if (data.itemId in toolsConfig) {
prompt = await toolsConfig[data.itemId].genPrompt(data.selectionText)
} else if (data.itemId.startsWith('custom_')) {
// Handle custom selection tools from context menu
const customIndex = parseInt(data.itemId.replace('custom_', ''), 10)
if (
!isNaN(customIndex) &&
customIndex >= 0 &&
userConfig.customSelectionTools &&
customIndex < userConfig.customSelectionTools.length
... (clipped 7 lines)
Solution Walkthrough:
Before:
// src/background/menus.mjs
function refreshMenu() {
const menuId = 'chatgptbox-menu-'; // Example prefix
// ...
for (const index in defaultConfig.selectionTools) {
const key = defaultConfig.selectionTools[index];
Browser.contextMenus.create({ id: menuId + key, ... });
}
// ...
for (let i = 0; i < userConfig.customSelectionTools.length; i++) { // No null check
Browser.contextMenus.create({ id: menuId + 'custom_' + i, ... });
}
}
// src/content-script/index.jsx
Browser.runtime.onMessage.addListener(async (message) => {
const data = message.data;
if (data.itemId in toolsConfig) { // Fails: 'chatgptbox-menu-summarize' is not in toolsConfig
// ...
} else if (data.itemId.startsWith('custom_')) { // Fails: ID has prefix
// ...
}
});
After:
// src/background/menus.mjs
function refreshMenu() {
const menuId = 'chatgptbox-menu-'; // Example prefix
// ...
// ID creation remains the same
// ...
if (userConfig.customSelectionTools) { // Add null check
for (let i = 0; i < userConfig.customSelectionTools.length; i++) {
Browser.contextMenus.create({ id: menuId + 'custom_' + i, ... });
}
}
}
// src/content-script/index.jsx
Browser.runtime.onMessage.addListener(async (message) => {
const data = message.data;
const menuIdPrefix = 'chatgptbox-menu-'; // Define or get prefix
const itemId = data.itemId.replace(menuIdPrefix, ''); // Strip prefix
if (itemId in toolsConfig) { // Now works
// ...
} else if (itemId.startsWith('custom_')) { // Now works
// ...
}
});
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9
__
Why: This suggestion correctly identifies a critical bug where menu item IDs created in menus.mjs with a menuId prefix are not handled correctly in index.jsx, which would make the entire feature non-functional.
High
Possible issue
Guard against undefined arrays
Guard against undefined or non-array config fields to prevent runtime errors on fresh installs or corrupted configs. Default to empty arrays before iterating or calling includes. This avoids the context menu failing to build.
// Add default selection tools that are active
+const activeDefaults = Array.isArray(userConfig.activeSelectionTools) ? userConfig.activeSelectionTools : []
for (const index in defaultConfig.selectionTools) {
const key = defaultConfig.selectionTools[index]
const desc = defaultConfig.selectionToolsDesc[index]
- if (userConfig.activeSelectionTools.includes(key)) {
+ if (activeDefaults.includes(key)) {
Browser.contextMenus.create({
id: menuId + key,
parentId: menuId,
title: t(desc),
contexts: ['selection'],
})
}
}
// Add custom selection tools that are active
-for (let i = 0; i < userConfig.customSelectionTools.length; i++) {
- const tool = userConfig.customSelectionTools[i]
- if (tool.active && tool.name) {
+const customTools = Array.isArray(userConfig.customSelectionTools) ? userConfig.customSelectionTools : []
+for (let i = 0; i < customTools.length; i++) {
+ const tool = customTools[i]
+ if (tool && tool.active && tool.name) {
Browser.contextMenus.create({
id: menuId + 'custom_' + i,
parentId: menuId,
title: tool.name,
contexts: ['selection'],
})
}
}
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6
__
Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a potential runtime error if userConfig.activeSelectionTools or userConfig.customSelectionTools are not arrays. Adding these checks improves the code's robustness against corrupted or uninitialized configuration.
Low
Possible issue
Type-check itemId before prefix check
Guard .startsWith('custom_') with a string check to avoid crashes when itemId is missing or not a string. This prevents background errors from malformed click events.
Why: The suggestion correctly adds a type check for message.itemId before calling .startsWith(), which improves code robustness by preventing potential runtime errors.
Medium
Add null checks and safe replace
Avoid blindly calling replace on a potentially undefined prompt to prevent runtime errors. Also, sanitize/escape data.selectionText insertions to avoid breaking templates or injection issues. Add null checks and a safe replace helper.
Why: The suggestion improves code robustness by adding more specific type checks and handling potential null values, which prevents possible runtime errors.
Low
Possible issue
Fallback when menu position is missing
Validate menuX/menuY before using them; if they are undefined (e.g., message triggered without a recent right-click), fall back to the centered position to avoid NaN coordinates and rendering off-screen.
Why: The suggestion correctly identifies that menuX and menuY might be undefined and adds a check to fall back to a default position, preventing the component from rendering with NaN coordinates.
Medium
Guard against invalid menu click data
Ensure the clicked itemId exists before accessing it to prevent background crashes. Add a guard for missing currentTab as well to avoid sending messages to an undefined tab in edge cases (e.g., tab closed quickly).
Why: The suggestion adds a defensive check for message and currentTab before they are used, which can prevent potential runtime errors in edge cases, improving the robustness of the menu click handler.
Low
General
Robust placeholder validation for prompts
Normalize and strictly check the placeholder to avoid false negatives due to whitespace or casing, and prevent saving templates that will break replacement. Trim and enforce exact {{selection}} token presence.
-if (!editingTool.prompt.includes('{{selection}}')) {
+const promptTemplate = (editingTool.prompt ?? '').toString()
+if (!/\{\{\s*selection\s*\}\}/.test(promptTemplate)) {
setErrorMessage(t('Prompt template should include {{selection}}'))
return
}
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5
__
Why: The suggestion improves the validation for the {{selection}} placeholder by using a regular expression to allow for variations in whitespace, making the check more flexible and robust.
Low
General
Harden language loading failure
If getPreferredLanguageKey() rejects, the menu rebuild will fail silently and leave listeners in an inconsistent state. Wrap the language fetch in try/catch and proceed with a safe default to avoid breaking the context menu.
if (userConfig.hideContextMenu) return
-await getPreferredLanguageKey().then((lang) => {
+try {
+ const lang = await getPreferredLanguageKey()
changeLanguage(lang)
+} catch (e) {
+ console.warn('Failed to get preferred language, falling back.', e)
+}
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7
__
Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a potential unhandled promise rejection and proposes a robust try/catch block to prevent the menu setup from failing silently.
Medium
Skip when prompt is empty
Abort early when no valid prompt is produced to avoid creating an empty toolbar. Add a guard after prompt resolution to return if it's falsy.
if (message.type === 'CREATE_CHAT') {
const data = message.data
let prompt = ''
const userConfig = await getUserConfig()
if (data.itemId in toolsConfig) {
prompt = await toolsConfig[data.itemId].genPrompt(data.selectionText)
} else if (data.itemId.startsWith('custom_')) {
// Handle custom selection tools from context menu
const customIndex = parseInt(data.itemId.replace('custom_', ''), 10)
if (
!isNaN(customIndex) &&
customIndex >= 0 &&
userConfig.customSelectionTools &&
customIndex < userConfig.customSelectionTools.length
) {
const customTool = userConfig.customSelectionTools[customIndex]
if (customTool.active && customTool.name) {
prompt = customTool.prompt.replace('{{selection}}', data.selectionText)
}
}
} else if (data.itemId in menuConfig) {
const menuItem = menuConfig[data.itemId]
if (!menuItem.genPrompt) return
else prompt = await menuItem.genPrompt()
if (prompt) prompt = await cropText(`Reply in ${await getPreferredLanguage()}.\n` + prompt)
}
+ if (!prompt) return
+
const position = data.useMenuPosition
? { x: menuX, y: menuY }
: { x: window.innerWidth / 2 - 300, y: window.innerHeight / 2 - 200 }
const container = createElementAtPosition(position.x, position.y)
container.className = 'chatgptbox-toolbar-container-not-queryable'
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6
__
Why: The suggestion correctly identifies that an empty prompt can be generated and adds a necessary check to prevent creating an empty, non-functional toolbar.
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I've addressed the feedback by removing unnecessary .catch(console.error) calls from the REFRESH_MENU sendMessage operations to match the existing pattern in the codebase (e.g., AdvancedPart.jsx uses the same message type without error handling). The parseInt logic with explicit radix and NaN checking remains robust. Changes committed in 0ea8bef.
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I've reviewed the code and both linting (npm run lint) and building (npm run build) pass successfully. The comment threads reference specific lines but don't contain specific feedback to address. Could you provide more details about what specific issues need to be resolved? The current implementation follows the established patterns in the codebase and includes proper error handling.
All feedback has been addressed. I've modernized the code patterns to use forEach instead of traditional for loops and simplified the validation logic with optional chaining. The code now follows the established patterns in the codebase while maintaining the same functionality. All changes pass lint and build validation. Changes made in commit ee84477.
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I've reviewed the code and all linting and building passes successfully. The comment threads reference specific lines but don't contain detailed feedback to address. Could you provide more specifics about what issues need to be resolved? The current implementation follows established patterns in the codebase and includes proper error handling and validation.
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