feat: favorites for stops and routes - #585
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds persisted stop and route favorites, reusable favorite controls, favorites listing and selection, map and page integrations, localized messages, success notifications, and test coverage. ChangesFavorites storage and notifications
Favorites UI
Map and page integration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The favorites feature is mergeable with explicit follow-up: dialog identifiers should remain stable across server rendering and hydration, and dismissing the panel by clicking outside should not unexpectedly move focus back to the toggle. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Rider
participant FavoritesFloatingControl
participant FavoritesList
participant MapExperience
participant favorites
Rider->>FavoritesFloatingControl: Open favorites
FavoritesFloatingControl->>FavoritesList: Render saved entries
Rider->>FavoritesList: Select stop or route
FavoritesList->>MapExperience: Invoke selection callback
MapExperience->>favorites: Read selected snapshot
MapExperience-->>Rider: Center stop or select route
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src/components/favorites/FavoritesFloatingControl.svelte (1)
94-104: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove the unused
svelte-ignorecomment.Static analysis reports
svelte/no-unused-svelte-ignoreat Line 95: the ignore comment fora11y_no_noninteractive_tabindexdoesn't suppress any diagnostic here, sincerole="dialog"already makes the element interactive and the rule doesn't fire.🧹 Proposed cleanup
{`#if` open} - <!-- svelte-ignore a11y_no_noninteractive_tabindex --> <div bind:this={panelEl}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/components/favorites/FavoritesFloatingControl.svelte` around lines 94 - 104, Remove the unused svelte-ignore comment immediately before the dialog div in the open favorites panel, while preserving the existing panel attributes and behavior.Source: Linters/SAST tools
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In `@src/components/favorites/FavoritesFloatingControl.svelte`:
- Around line 38-61: Update handleWindowClick so outside-click dismissal calls
close with restoreFocus disabled, preserving the clicked element’s focus. Keep
the default focus restoration in close for keyboard-driven dismissal and leave
handleStopClick and handleRouteClick unchanged.
In `@src/components/favorites/FavoritesList.svelte`:
- Around line 112-119: Update the remove button in the FavoritesList markup to
reveal its icon when keyboard-focused by adding a focus-visible opacity utility
alongside group-hover:opacity-100. Preserve the existing default opacity and
hover behavior.
- Around line 29-31: Update handleRemove in FavoritesList.svelte to call
notifyFavoriteRemoved() after successfully invoking favorites.remove(item.type,
item.id), matching the removal behavior used by FavoriteToggle.svelte.
In `@src/stores/favoritesStore.js`:
- Around line 83-98: Update the initial load path in createFavoritesStore so the
normalized, filtered favorites loaded from localStorage are also limited to
MAX_FAVORITES. Preserve the existing validation and ordering while applying the
cap before assigning initialFavorites; add a test in favoritesStore.test.js
covering more than 50 valid stored entries if the test suite supports it.
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In `@src/components/favorites/FavoritesFloatingControl.svelte`:
- Around line 94-104: Remove the unused svelte-ignore comment immediately before
the dialog div in the open favorites panel, while preserving the existing panel
attributes and behavior.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Don't restore focus to the toggle button after an outside click.
handleWindowClick calls close() with the default restoreFocus: true, so dismissing the panel by clicking elsewhere on the page forces focus back onto the favorites toggle button. This overrides wherever the user's click just placed focus, and can disorient keyboard and screen-reader users. Escape-key closing legitimately restores focus to the toggle (since the user was interacting with the panel via keyboard), but an outside click means the user's attention already moved elsewhere.
🎯 Proposed fix to skip focus restoration on outside click
function handleWindowClick(event) {
if (!open || !rootEl) return;
if (!rootEl.contains(event.target)) {
- close();
+ close({ restoreFocus: false });
}
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| function close({ restoreFocus = true } = {}) { | |
| if (!open) return; | |
| open = false; | |
| if (restoreFocus) { | |
| tick().then(() => toggleBtn?.focus()); | |
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| function handleStopClick(item) { | |
| close({ restoreFocus: false }); | |
| onStopClick?.(item); | |
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| function handleRouteClick(item) { | |
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| onRouteClick?.(item); | |
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In `@src/components/favorites/FavoritesFloatingControl.svelte` around lines 38 -
61, Update handleWindowClick so outside-click dismissal calls close with
restoreFocus disabled, preserving the clicked element’s focus. Keep the default
focus restoration in close for keyboard-driven dismissal and leave
handleStopClick and handleRouteClick unchanged.
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| favorites.remove(item.type, item.id); | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add a removal notification when removing from the list.
handleRemove calls favorites.remove(item.type, item.id) but does not call notifyFavoriteRemoved(). The star toggle in FavoriteToggle.svelte shows a success toast on removal, but this list's dedicated remove button does not. The PR objective states the feature "Adds success toasts for saving and removing favorites," so removal from this list should behave the same as removal from the star toggle.
🔔 Proposed fix to notify on list removal
+ import { notifyFavoriteRemoved } from '$lib/favoriteNotifications';
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function handleRemove(item) {
favorites.remove(item.type, item.id);
+ notifyFavoriteRemoved();
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| function handleRemove(item) { | |
| favorites.remove(item.type, item.id); | |
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| import { notifyFavoriteRemoved } from '$lib/favoriteNotifications'; | |
| function handleRemove(item) { | |
| favorites.remove(item.type, item.id); | |
| notifyFavoriteRemoved(); | |
| } |
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In `@src/components/favorites/FavoritesList.svelte` around lines 29 - 31, Update
handleRemove in FavoritesList.svelte to call notifyFavoriteRemoved() after
successfully invoking favorites.remove(item.type, item.id), matching the removal
behavior used by FavoriteToggle.svelte.
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| const stored = localStorage.getItem(STORAGE_KEY); | ||
| if (stored) { | ||
| const parsed = JSON.parse(stored); | ||
| if (Array.isArray(parsed)) { | ||
| initialFavorites = parsed.map(normalizeFavorite).filter(Boolean); | ||
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| } | ||
| } catch (e) { | ||
| console.warn('Failed to load favorites from localStorage:', e); | ||
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| } |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Enforce the 50-item cap when loading from localStorage.
add and toggle both cap the list with .slice(0, MAX_FAVORITES), but the initial load path only maps and filters parsed entries without re-applying the cap. If localStorage ever contains more than 50 valid entries (corrupted data, a future bug, or manual tampering), the store loads them all and only trims back to 50 on the next add/toggle call. This can transiently violate the stated 50-item cap and grow the rendered favorites list unexpectedly.
🐛 Proposed fix to cap the loaded list
if (Array.isArray(parsed)) {
- initialFavorites = parsed.map(normalizeFavorite).filter(Boolean);
+ initialFavorites = parsed
+ .map(normalizeFavorite)
+ .filter(Boolean)
+ .slice(0, MAX_FAVORITES);
}Consider adding a corresponding test in favoritesStore.test.js for loading more than 50 valid entries from localStorage.
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| function createFavoritesStore() { | |
| let initialFavorites = []; | |
| if (browser) { | |
| try { | |
| const stored = localStorage.getItem(STORAGE_KEY); | |
| if (stored) { | |
| const parsed = JSON.parse(stored); | |
| if (Array.isArray(parsed)) { | |
| initialFavorites = parsed.map(normalizeFavorite).filter(Boolean); | |
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| } catch (e) { | |
| console.warn('Failed to load favorites from localStorage:', e); | |
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| function createFavoritesStore() { | |
| let initialFavorites = []; | |
| if (browser) { | |
| try { | |
| const stored = localStorage.getItem(STORAGE_KEY); | |
| if (stored) { | |
| const parsed = JSON.parse(stored); | |
| if (Array.isArray(parsed)) { | |
| initialFavorites = parsed | |
| .map(normalizeFavorite) | |
| .filter(Boolean) | |
| .slice(0, MAX_FAVORITES); | |
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rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/stores/favoritesStore.js` around lines 83 - 98, Update the initial load
path in createFavoritesStore so the normalized, filtered favorites loaded from
localStorage are also limited to MAX_FAVORITES. Preserve the existing validation
and ordering while applying the cap before assigning initialFavorites; add a
test in favoritesStore.test.js covering more than 50 valid stored entries if the
test suite supports it.
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This is a strong piece of work. The store is the part I'd normally expect to go wrong and it doesn't: the browser guard makes it SSR-safe, isValidFavorite uses Number.isFinite so a stop at lat/lon 0 survives instead of being silently dropped, the dedupe-then-cap ordering in add is right, and persist can't take the app down when localStorage is full or blocked. Denormalized snapshots so the list renders with no API call is the correct call. And every new component ships with a real test file, which is not the norm for a change this size.
One thing blocks the merge, plus two accessibility items I'd like folded into the same round.
The favorites wrapper puts a dead strip across the map on mobile
wayfinder/src/components/MapExperience.svelte
Lines 573 to 581 in 8cdfeda
That wrapper lives inside the pointer-events-none absolute inset-0 z-40 overlay, which is pointer-events-none precisely so map drags pass through it. At md and up the wrapper is md:absolute and shrink-wraps to the 44px button, so it's fine. Below md it's a static block-level flex justify-end box that spans the full column width at the button's height — and it carries pointer-events-auto. The result is an invisible full-width ~44px band sitting directly under the search pane that swallows pans and taps meant for the map.
The fix is the pattern this file already uses twelve lines up: SearchPane gets cssClasses="pointer-events-auto" on the pane itself while its wrapper <div class="mx-2 md:mx-0"> stays transparent. Do the same here — move pointer-events-auto off the wrapper and onto the control's own button (or give the wrapper w-fit self-end so it stops spanning the row).
Accessibility, worth fixing in the same pass
aria-modal="true" on a panel that isn't modal. FavoritesFloatingControl.svelte declares role="dialog" aria-modal="true", but there's no focus trap, no close control inside the panel, and the page behind stays fully interactive. aria-modal tells assistive tech to hide everything else, so a screen reader user can tab out of a panel their AT has told them is the whole world. The Escape handler and click-outside dismissal you've got are the right behaviors for a popover — just drop aria-modal and keep role="dialog".
The star ends up inside the <h1>. StopPageHeader.svelte:35-49 nests FavoriteToggle in the heading, so the button's aria-label folds into the heading's accessible name and heading navigation announces "Pine St & 3rd Ave Add to favorites". Making the toggle a sibling of the <h1> inside the same flex container keeps the layout and fixes the announcement.
Not blocking
The remove button on each row is opacity-0 group-hover:opacity-100 with no focus-visible: counterpart, so it's invisible to keyboard users and effectively unreachable on touch — the first tap lands on the card and closes the panel. I'm not holding the PR on this because it's copied verbatim from RecentTripsList.svelte:64, so it's an existing house pattern rather than something you introduced. Adding focus-visible:opacity-100 here anyway would be a nice improvement, and fixing both lists is a good follow-up.
Also worth a sanity check: #581 reads like it wants an inline favorites list in the Stops tab when the search field is empty, and this PR puts the list behind the map FAB instead. The FAB is a reasonable design and I'm not asking you to change it — I'd just like to know that was a deliberate choice rather than a missed requirement, so we can close #581 cleanly.
One logistical note: I just merged #580, which touches SearchPane.svelte and MapExperience.svelte, so you'll likely need to merge develop in before this is mergeable again.
Ping me when the pointer-events fix is up and I'll get straight back to it.
Drop aria-modal on the popover and move the stop-page star out of the h1.
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All three of my earlier asks are properly addressed, and I checked each one rather than taking it on faith:
pointer-events-automoved off the wrapper and ontoFavoritesFloatingControl's own root, and the wrapper picked upw-fit self-endas well. The invisible dead strip over the map on phones is gone.aria-modaldropped,role="dialog"kept, with a test pinning it.- The toggle is now a sibling of the
<h1>inside a shared flex container, and there's a test asserting the heading's accessible name is exactly the stop name and that it doesn't contain the toggle. That's the right test to write for it.
The store itself holds up well under scrutiny — validate, normalize, dedupe, cap — and the per-unit test files are real tests, not coverage padding.
One blocker, and it's a small fix.
Removing a favorite closes the entire panel
handleWindowClick treats any click whose event.target is no longer inside rootEl as an outside click:
wayfinder/src/components/favorites/FavoritesFloatingControl.svelte
Lines 55 to 62 in 88576b2
But a row's remove button destroys its own DOM node as part of the removal. We're on Svelte 5.2.8, which schedules that DOM update with queueMicrotask (svelte/src/internal/client/runtime.js:577) and has no synchronous flush around DOM event handlers. Browsers run a microtask checkpoint between event listeners, so the sequence is:
- Click the row's remove button; its handler calls
favorites.remove(...). - Microtask checkpoint fires between listeners — Svelte flushes, the keyed
{#each}row and its button are detached. - The click finishes bubbling to
<svelte:window onclick>, which sees a detachedevent.target. rootEl.contains(event.target)isfalse, soclose()runs with the defaultrestoreFocus: true.
For a rider, that means deleting one favorite dismisses the panel and throws focus back to the star button — so you can't remove two in a row without reopening. Clear All has the same problem, since it lives inside {#if items.length > 0} and destroys itself once the list empties.
The tests can't catch this: user.click() dispatches from JS so no microtask checkpoint runs between the two listeners, and favorites.remove is mocked in those tests so the row never actually leaves the DOM.
Cheapest fix is to treat a detached target as "not outside":
if (!rootEl.contains(event.target) && event.target.isConnected) {
close();
}Checking containment at pointerdown, or in the capture phase, would also work if you prefer that shape.
Not blocking, but worth a look
handleFavoriteStopClick in MapExperience.svelte calls flyTo(lat, lon, 20) and then, 100ms later, handleStopMarkerSelect pushes state and the selection effect calls flyTo(lat, lon, 16, ...). Google's flyTo is a synchronous setZoom+setCenter, so that reads as a zoom-20 flash snapping back to 16; on Leaflet it re-targets an in-flight animation. It also works against the contract documented two functions up, that the selection effect owns framing the map. The bare 100ms timer has no cleanup either. Letting the selection effect do the framing on its own would be tidier.
handleFavoriteRouteClick has no mapProvider guard, where handleFavoriteStopClick does — and the control is tappable before the map initializes, with SearchPane.handleRouteClick calling mapProvider.clearAllPolylines() straight away.
Routes with no shortName fail isValidFavorite, so toggle returns null and the star silently does nothing — no fill, no toast. Given nullSafeShortName exists in the codebase, null short names presumably do occur.
Fix the panel-close bug and this is good to go. The feature is solid and the test coverage is honest.
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24-24: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMake the dialog ID hydration-stable.
FavoritesFloatingControlrenders during SSR through(map)/+layout.svelte.crypto.randomUUID()produces different server and client IDs, soaria-controlscan differ during hydration. Use a hydration-stable ID source.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Both of the blockers I raised earlier are genuinely fixed, and I checked each one against the head commit rather than taking the commit message for it:
pointer-events-auto— the wrapper inMapExperience.svelteis noww-fit self-endand stays transparent, andFavoritesFloatingControlopts back in on its own root (<div bind:this={rootEl} class="pointer-events-auto relative">). The dead strip over the map on phones is gone, and themd:absolutestill resolves against the full-screen overlay, so desktop placement is unchanged.- Panel closing on item removal — the
!target.isConnectedearly return is exactly the right guard, and it covers Clear All as well as the per-row ✕.
The unrelated cleanups that came with it are good calls too: dropping the flyTo + setTimeout(…, 100) from handleFavoriteStopClick in favor of letting the selection effect frame the map is the correct division of labor, and letting routes without a shortName be favorited (falling back to removeAgencyPrefix(id)) fixes a silent no-op star.
I ran the full suite, lint, and build on 0475b0a locally — all green.
One thing I do want fixed before this lands.
The new regression test doesn't exercise the fix
src/components/favorites/__tests__/FavoritesFloatingControl.test.js:127-143 — "stays open when the clicked node was detached by its own handler" passes whether or not the fix is present. I deleted the if (!target.isConnected) return; line from the component and re-ran the file: 7 passed, 0 failed.
Two reasons it can't fail:
detached.dispatchEvent(...)on an already-removed node never reacheswindow. A disconnected node's propagation path is just itself, so the<svelte:window onclick>listener isn't called at all.- The follow-up
window.dispatchEvent(...)arrives withevent.target === window, which exits one line earlier at the!(target instanceof Node)guard — never reaching theisConnectedcheck.
My note on the last review said tests couldn't catch this. That was too pessimistic, and I want to correct it: the part that's untestable is the Svelte microtask flush, not the propagation. An event's path is computed at dispatch time, so a node that removes itself inside its own listener still reaches window, with isConnected === false and contains() === false — the exact state the guard exists for. I verified that in this repo's own jsdom:
btn.addEventListener('click', () => btn.remove());
window.addEventListener('click', (e) => { /* e.target.isConnected === false */ });
btn.dispatchEvent(new MouseEvent('click', { bubbles: true }));So the test wants roughly this shape instead — a node inside the panel that detaches itself in its own handler:
it('stays open when the clicked node was detached by its own handler', async () => {
render(FavoritesFloatingControl);
await user.click(screen.getByRole('button', { name: 'Open favorites' }));
expect(screen.getByRole('dialog')).toBeInTheDocument();
const row = document.createElement('button');
screen.getByRole('dialog').appendChild(row);
row.addEventListener('click', () => row.remove());
row.dispatchEvent(new MouseEvent('click', { bubbles: true }));
expect(screen.getByRole('dialog')).toBeInTheDocument();
});That one goes red without the guard and green with it. Worth confirming that yourself by deleting the line — a guard whose test can't fail is worse than no test, because the next person to touch handleWindowClick gets a green suite telling them it's safe.
Smaller, take it or leave it
FavoritesList.svelte:113 — the remove ✕ is opacity-0 with group-hover:opacity-100 / focus-visible:opacity-100. Touch devices have no hover, so on phones — where this panel mostly lives — the ✕ is invisible, though still tappable if you happen to hit it. Clear All keeps the feature reachable, so it's not broken, just undiscoverable. Making it visible below md (or always) would fix it.
Heads up on ordering with #589
This PR's new src/components/favorites/* components import from @fortawesome/*, and #589 removes those packages from package.json outright. Whichever of the two lands second won't just conflict textually — it'll fail to build. Since both are yours: easiest is to land this one first, then rebase #589 and convert the three favorites files to Lucide as part of it. If you'd rather do it the other way, say so and I'll merge #589 first, and this one picks up the conversion instead.
Happy to re-review as soon as the test is tightened — everything else here is ready.
… fix; show remove button on touch
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Ready for review again @aaronbrethorst :) |
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Summary
Adds local favorites (bookmarks) for stops and routes so riders can re-open everyday places without searching again.
What changed
favoritesStorepersists a capped list (max 50) inlocalStorage, with dedupe, validation (stops need finite lat/lon), and add / remove / toggle / clearAllFavoriteToggleon the stop bottom sheet, standalone stop pages, and the route sheet headerFavoritesFloatingControl+FavoritesList). Mobile: below the search pane. Desktop: top-right on the mapfavorites.*andnotifications.favorite_*How it works
routeSelectedFromModalpathCloses #581
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