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Switch Event Handlers 2.0 #6469

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Problem:
Perceived performance will be improved if editor functionality is triggered from onMouseDown events rather than onClick.

Fix:
Switched navigator and inspector event handlers from onClick to onMouseDown.

Commit Details:

  • Switched lots of event handlers from onClick to onMouseDown, along with updating the name of props if those use that naming.
  • Added onMouseDown handler that stops propagation to the react-contextify menu, so that the mouse down doesn't pass through it and activate things underneath the menu.
  • Added stopPropagation call to the onMouseDown of the navigator so that the event doesn't pass through to the canvas.
  • Removed stopPropagation and preventDefault calls in NavigatorRowClickableWrapper so that the event can still trigger dragging.

Manual Tests:
I hereby swear that:

  • I opened a hydrogen project and it loaded
  • I could navigate to various routes in Preview mode

Fixes #6226

- Switched lots of event handlers from onClick to onMouseDown, along with
  updating the name of props if those use that naming.
- Added `onMouseDown` handler that stops propagation to the react-contextify
  menu, so that the mouse down doesn't pass through it and activate things
  underneath the menu.
- Added `stopPropagation` call to the `onMouseDown` of the navigator
  so that the event doesn't pass through to the canvas.
- Removed `stopPropagation` and `preventDefault` calls in `NavigatorRowClickableWrapper`
  so that the event can still trigger dragging.
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#14642 Bundle Size — 57.74MiB (~+0.01%).

98f637f(current) vs 916e8b9 master#14635(baseline)

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Bundle contains 70 duplicate packages – View duplicate packages

Bundle metrics  Change 2 changes Regression 1 regression
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#14635
Regression  Initial JS 40.74MiB(~+0.01%) 40.74MiB
No change  Initial CSS 0B 0B
Change  Cache Invalidation 17.97% 18.24%
No change  Chunks 21 21
No change  Assets 23 23
No change  Modules 4113 4113
No change  Duplicate Modules 213 213
No change  Duplicate Code 27.41% 27.41%
No change  Packages 475 475
No change  Duplicate Packages 70 70
Bundle size by type  Change 2 changes Regression 1 regression Improvement 1 improvement
                 Current
#14642
     Baseline
#14635
Regression  JS 57.73MiB (~+0.01%) 57.73MiB
Improvement  HTML 7.37KiB (-0.25%) 7.39KiB

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@seanparsons seanparsons merged commit 9ab108f into master Oct 9, 2024
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@seanparsons seanparsons deleted the performance/switch-event-handlers-2.0 branch October 9, 2024 12:50
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- Switched lots of event handlers from onClick to onMouseDown, along
with updating the name of props if those use that naming.
- Added `onMouseDown` handler that stops propagation to the
react-contextify menu, so that the mouse down doesn't pass through it
and activate things underneath the menu.
- Added `stopPropagation` call to the `onMouseDown` of the navigator so
that the event doesn't pass through to the canvas.
- Removed `stopPropagation` and `preventDefault` calls in
`NavigatorRowClickableWrapper` so that the event can still trigger
dragging.
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