FrankandClaude Sonnet 5
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Each gallery tile gets a small drag handle (top-left, ✱). Grab it and drop it anywhere among the others - the tile moves live as you drag over neighbours, then the new order is saved automatically on drop. - Artwork gets a `position` column; the gallery lists by position (was upload date). New uploads land after everything else. - New POST /art/reorder endpoint takes an ordered list of ids (one shared CSRF token, "reorder-art") and rewrites positions 1..n. - Migration backfills position from the existing upload-date order via ROW_NUMBER(), then drops the bootstrap default so it matches the Doctrine mapping. - New Stimulus controller (art-reorder): native HTML5 drag/drop, no library. dragover live-reorders the DOM by comparing cursor x to the hovered tile's midpoint; dragend posts the resulting id order and shows a small "Saving order… / Order saved" status pill. Verified: schema validate clean: a throwaway script exercised persist+reload of a reordered set against the real DB, and a live browser check dispatched real DragEvents through the actual Stimulus controller and confirmed the exact POST payload it sent. phpunit 9/9. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
21 lines
375 B
PHP
21 lines
375 B
PHP
<?php
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namespace App\Tests\Entity;
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use App\Entity\Artwork;
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use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;
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class ArtworkTest extends TestCase
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{
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public function testPositionDefaultsToZeroAndIsSettable(): void
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{
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$art = new Artwork();
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self::assertSame(0, $art->getPosition());
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$art->setPosition(3);
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self::assertSame(3, $art->getPosition());
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}
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}
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