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File changed public/bower_components/core-focusable/core-focusable.js:
The code change descriptions summarize the introduction of JSDoc comments for better documentation and clarity of the methods within Polymer.CoreFocusable. The _disabledChanged method now handles changes in the disabled state of the component, managing pointer events and ARIA attributes accordingly. The _downAction method manages the pressed and active states upon an action, particularly differentiating behavior based on a toggle property. The _upAction method determines the course of the component's state post interaction, primarily affecting whether it remains in an active state. The _focusAction method sets the focused state for keyboard navigation, only if the element is not pressed, while the _blurAction method manages the component's focus state, setting it to false when invoked. Each method documentation clarifies purpose, behavior, and return values, improving maintainability and readability.
File changed public/bower_components/core-focusable/polymer-mixin.js:
The code modification adds a detailed docstring to the Polymer.mixin2 function, describing its purpose of handling the mixture of prototypes by adding properties from a mixin to a prototype. The docstring specifies the parameters prototype and mixin as objects and states that the function returns an updated prototype object. This enhances code readability and understanding, aligns with the original coding standards for documentation, and doesn't introduce any apparent bugs or security vulnerabilities.
File changed public/bower_components/core-overlay/tests/js/htmltests.js:
The code changes primarily involve adding detailed JavaScript docstring comments to describe the htmlSuite function which runs a suite of tests for the core-overlay functionality using different HTML files. These tests include basic functionality, positioning, positioning margin, scrolling, and quick close features. While these comments enhance readability and understanding by providing clear descriptions of each test's purpose and parameters, it should be verified that the actual functionality and structure of the tests remain unchanged and are still compliant with coding standards.
File changed public/bower_components/file-input/file-input.js:
The code changes introduce detailed docstrings for a series of functions within the file-input.js file. These functions primarily handle file input operations, such as converting pseudoArrays to arrays, extracting file extensions, validating file count and size, validating file extensions against a set of permitted extensions, and dealing with device-specific behaviors like iOS detection. Additionally, the changes include methods for resetting input fields, setting up hidden validation inputs, and updating the validity of file inputs. While the documentation enhances code readability and maintainability, it is essential to ensure that these docstrings accurately reflect the current implementation to avoid inconsistencies. The added comments seem to adhere to the original coding standards in clarity and structure, but a thorough review should ensure they are free from typos and precise in their descriptions.
File changed public/bower_components/file-input/gruntfile.js:
A new function comment block was added to the Gruntfile.js that describes the purpose of the module.exports function. It details that this function is used to initialize grunt tasks and register new tasks, and it specifies the parameter as an Object grunt, which is a task-based command-line build tool for JavaScript projects. The return type is implicitly undefined if the function completes without early return.
File changed public/bower_components/firebase/firebase-debug.js:
The code changes include the addition of detailed JSDoc comments to various functions and methods within the Google Closure Library. These comments provide descriptions of each function's purpose, parameters, and return values, improving code readability and maintainability. The added documentation covers a wide range of functionalities, including variable checking, namespace management, dependency handling, and singleton pattern implementation. While the enhancements improve the code's clarity and usage guidance, it's essential to verify that the added comments accurately reflect the function's behavior and ensure that there are no typo issues within the comments. Additionally, make sure that the comments do not introduce any sensitive information that could lead to security vulnerabilities if exposed.
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