It makes more sense, i believe, to enable the sidebar complementary
area from within the sidebar component, as this is called when the
component is included in the hierarchy.
I also moved the scope string to a constants file, so i can find where
it is used with code analysis instead of relaying on grep.
I want this only to later on show the sidebars with the inserter and
inspector, but for now, since i do not understand yet how i am
supposed to use ComplementaryArea, i add the interface with the
breadcrumb at the bottom.
The FullscreenMode block is to “cancel out” the 160px margin on the
left, and 32px on the top, that @wordpress/interface’s style add by
default.
Despite the fact that Gutenberg developers did not care at all about
uses of this library outside WordPress until last year[0], and that it
is almost impossible to do something that goes beyond the very basic
without using “private APIs”, they insist that the isolated block
editor should be “deprecated”[1].
I do not particularly care much about the isolated block editor, as it
_does_ use all these private APIs and, thus, it is very difficult to
use unless you use the exact same dependencies, otherwise it emits a
weird error regarding “unlocking” things that are not “locked” (i.e.,
the new-fangled way of “protecting” private APIs[2]). And,
apparently, things got easier with Gutenberg 18.5 with the
introduction of the BlockCanvas.
However, it is still a very frustrating experience, and the
documentation for most components and packages is next to
non-existent.
Nevertheless, i managed to get a barely functional editor that still
has some missing features, like the color of rich texts’ highlight
format[3], but it i believe it is a good base to grow the custom
editor on top of.
[0]: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/53874
[1]: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/57672#issuecomment-1883119040
[2]: https://developer.wordpress.org/block-editor/reference-guides/packages/packages-private-apis/
[3]: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/55036
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