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Implements keyboard navigation support for SlashCommandOverlay: - navigate_up(): move selection up, clamped to index 0 - navigate_down(): move selection down, clamped to last command - select_current(): return the currently highlighted SlashCommandSpec - dismiss(): clear overlay and reset state (Escape key action) - selected_index: tracks current highlighted position Adds BDD feature file and step definitions covering all navigation scenarios including boundary conditions (clamp at 0 and max index). Closes #10442
61 lines
2.4 KiB
Gherkin
61 lines
2.4 KiB
Gherkin
@tdd_issue @tdd_issue_10442
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Feature: TDD Issue #10442 — SlashCommandOverlay keyboard navigation
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As a developer
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I want to verify that SlashCommandOverlay supports keyboard navigation
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So that users can navigate the slash command list with up/down/Enter/Escape
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Background:
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Given the slash command overlay module is imported
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Scenario: SlashCommandOverlay has navigate_up method
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Given I have a SlashCommandOverlay instance
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Then the overlay should have a navigate_up method
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Scenario: SlashCommandOverlay has navigate_down method
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Given I have a SlashCommandOverlay instance
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Then the overlay should have a navigate_down method
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Scenario: SlashCommandOverlay has select_current method
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Given I have a SlashCommandOverlay instance
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Then the overlay should have a select_current method
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Scenario: SlashCommandOverlay has dismiss method
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Given I have a SlashCommandOverlay instance
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Then the overlay should have a dismiss method
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Scenario: SlashCommandOverlay has selected_index attribute
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Given I have a SlashCommandOverlay instance
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Then the overlay should have a selected_index attribute
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Scenario: navigate_down increments selected_index
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Given I have a SlashCommandOverlay instance
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And the overlay has commands loaded
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When I call navigate_down on the overlay
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Then the overlay selected_index should be 1
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Scenario: navigate_up decrements selected_index
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Given I have a SlashCommandOverlay instance
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And the overlay has commands loaded
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And the overlay selected_index is set to 2
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When I call navigate_up on the overlay
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Then the overlay selected_index should be 1
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Scenario: navigate_up does not go below zero
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Given I have a SlashCommandOverlay instance
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And the overlay has commands loaded
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When I call navigate_up on the overlay
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Then the overlay selected_index should be 0
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Scenario: navigate_down does not exceed command count
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Given I have a SlashCommandOverlay instance
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And the overlay has commands loaded
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When I call navigate_down on the overlay many times
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Then the overlay selected_index should not exceed the command count
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Scenario: select_current returns the currently selected command
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Given I have a SlashCommandOverlay instance
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And the overlay has commands loaded
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And the overlay selected_index is set to 1
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When I call select_current on the overlay
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Then the selected command should be the second command in the list
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