ai-chatbot/packages/editor/src/lib/use-linear-display.ts
Aymeric Rabot 69813a6e62 feat(editor): honor the metric/imperial toggle in every length input
SliderControl (which drives the auto-inspector's ~144 fields and most custom
panels) previously ignored the viewer unit preference and always rendered raw
meters with a static "m" label, while MetricControl converted to feet — so
toggling imperial changed some length inputs and not others. Extract the
conversion into a shared `useLinearDisplay(unit, precision)` hook and route
BOTH controls through it, so every `unit="m"` length field displays and edits
in feet when imperial and meters when metric — consistently.

Values are always stored in meters; only display, the text field, and drag/
wheel/arrow deltas move to the display unit. For metric and non-length units
(°, %, in, …) the conversions are the identity, so those paths are unchanged.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-08 17:00:47 +02:00

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'use client'
import { useViewer } from '@pascal-app/viewer'
import { useCallback } from 'react'
import { getLinearUnitLabel, linearUnitToMeters, metersToLinearUnit } from './measurements'
/**
* Shared display/storage conversion for numeric property controls so that
* every length input honors the metric/imperial toggle identically.
*
* Values are always STORED in the field's own unit (meters for `unit === 'm'`).
* When the viewer preference is imperial AND the field is a meter length, the
* value is DISPLAYED (and edited) in feet; otherwise the conversions are the
* identity, so metric fields and non-length units (`'°'`, `'%'`, `'in'`, `''`,
* …) behave exactly as before.
*
* Used by both `SliderControl` and `MetricControl` — keep the two in sync via
* this single source of truth.
*/
export function useLinearDisplay(unit: string, precision: number) {
const viewerUnit = useViewer((state) => state.unit)
const isImperial = viewerUnit === 'imperial' && unit === 'm'
const displayUnit = isImperial ? getLinearUnitLabel('imperial') : unit
const toDisplay = useCallback(
(stored: number) => (isImperial ? metersToLinearUnit(stored, 'imperial') : stored),
[isImperial],
)
const toStored = useCallback(
(display: number) => (isImperial ? linearUnitToMeters(display, 'imperial') : display),
[isImperial],
)
// Round a stored value so it lands on a clean number of DISPLAY-unit digits.
const roundStored = useCallback(
(stored: number) => toStored(Number.parseFloat(toDisplay(stored).toFixed(precision))),
[toDisplay, toStored, precision],
)
return { isImperial, displayUnit, toDisplay, toStored, roundStored }
}