Quasarians in Action #3 with Staff Pick of the Week
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We would like to thank all of you, our awesome Quasar community. And in a spirit of give and share we’d like to present our cherry-picked community contributions with you. One of the contributions is picked by the team as our “Pick of the Week” to honor who we felt made the best contribution (outside of the core team):
Tutorials and Articles
- Publish your Quasar SPA on Github.io with History Mode
- Creating Quasar Framework project with Typescript support
Reported Issues
pirelle reported that Swipe on QDrawer doesn’t work in SSR mode which resulted into a fix - execute SSR takeover queue in beforeCreate instead of mounted and a correct detection of touch-capable devices for SSR when taking over, released in Quasar 1.2.2
Robin Mehner reported that extractDate returns wrong date which resulted into a fix(date.extractDate): Don’t anchor extraction regex on end of string, released in Quasar 1.2.2
Rasmus Rosimannus reported a bug QSelect closes QMenu since v1.2.0 which resulted in a fix(QSelect): Do the correct refocusing on $refs.target when closing options list, released in Quasar 1.2.2
DST reported QSelect doesn’t call filter function on cyrillic characters on mobile devices which resulted in a fix(QInput/QSelect): Composition handling for some non-composition languages, released in Quasar 1.2.3
rfox12 reported QColor + QPopupProxy bug - random closing which was fixed by a fix(ClickOutside): Disregard events emitted on html elements, released in Quasar 1.2.3
Gordon Blahut reported the following bugs:
- Display issue with focused QSelect in Firefox [v1.2.2] which was fixed by fix(QSelect): Hide focus target outline (Firefox)
- event.d.ts missing some members from event.js? which was fixed by fix(typescript): Add missing definitions for event methods,
both fixed and released in Quasar 1.2.3
Devin Holloway reported a bug QSlideItem doesn’t work with Firefox in mobile simulation which was fixed by a fix(firefox): Remove outlines from q-focus-target and button on mobile. Use targetTouches (firefox populates touches and changedTouches late). Guard re-entry in mouseStart for touch directives, released in Quasar 1.2.3
ibrainventures reported the following bugs:
- q-tooltip / Input event fires also after hiding which was fixed by a fix(QTooltip): Remove the correct function (hide) on cleaning up scroll events. Add some guards and fix some cleanups, released in Quasar 1.2.3
- QDialog [ios] [ipados] Keyboard is overflowing inputfields on Dialogs which was fixed by a fix(QDialog): QDialog with input on iOS doesn’t lets field get focus, released in Quasar 1.2.5
Staff Pick of the Week Daviz reported Memory leak on q-select (important) which was fixed by fix(QSelect): Possible infinite loop on search handling, released in Quasar 1.2.3
Vince Lombardo reported Error with input which was fixed by fix(QInput/QSelect): Pass the original event to __onComposition because destructuring removes all props from event, and consider type ‘change’ to be similar to compositioned, released in Quasar 1.2.4
BodaMat reported a bug template’s button not submitted which resulted in a documentation update feat(docs): Explain how to use QBtn type submit in QField marginalia slots
New Feature Requests
Arjon Jason Castro asked for a feature Add label in Linear Progress which resulted in documentation update feat(docs): Add example for QLinearProgress with label and example CodePen
Submitted PRs
- Max - Update scroll-fire.md
- lbauschhttps://github.com/lbausch) - Fixed typo in docs
- Stefan van Herwijnen fix(QTable): watch for changes when filter is an object
- Bartd Duisters - Update form.md
Quasar Releases
As always you can find all release details in the documentation.
Quasar Official App Extension Releases
- app-extension-typescript - v1.0.0-beta.2
- @quasar/quasar-ui-qcalendar - v1.0.6, v1.0.4, v1.0.3, v1.0.2
- @quasar/quasar-app-extension-qcalendar - v1.0.15, v1.0.13, v1.0.12, v1.0.11
Thank you for your valuable time in making Quasar a better framework! We’ll be continuing this posting of favorites in the coming weeks. Stay tuned!
If you like this aggregation of best contributions and would even like a more direct reception of this information, or you have any other ideas for honoring contributions to Quasar, please let us know in the comments below.
