fix: use-mobile hook crashes on older Safari without MediaQueryList.addEventListener - #2
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useIsMobile() called mql.addEventListener('change', onChange) directly
on a MediaQueryList. Older Safari (Catalina and before) only implements
the deprecated addListener/removeListener pair, causing a runtime crash.
The sibling hook useMediaQuery.ts already has an attachMediaListener
helper with a try/catch fallback for this exact case. Use the same
pattern here for consistency and cross-browser compatibility.
Used by Sidebar and Dropdrawer components.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe mobile hook now uses a reusable media-query listener helper. The helper supports modern listeners and Safari’s deprecated listener API. Tests cover viewport states, fallback registration, cleanup, and test isolation. ChangesMobile media listener compatibility
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In `@web-app/src/hooks/__tests__/use-mobile.test.ts`:
- Around line 40-46: Update both MediaQueryList test fixtures to omit
addEventListener and removeEventListener entirely, leaving the legacy
addListener and removeListener methods so the tests exercise the
absent-addEventListener compatibility path.
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| const mql = { | ||
| addEventListener: vi.fn(() => { | ||
| throw new Error('addEventListener not supported on MediaQueryList') | ||
| }), | ||
| removeEventListener: vi.fn(), | ||
| addListener: vi.fn(), | ||
| removeListener: vi.fn(), |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Test the absent addEventListener condition.
Lines 40-46 and Lines 60-66 define addEventListener and force it to throw. Older Safari lacks this method. Remove addEventListener and removeEventListener from both fixtures so the tests verify the actual compatibility path.
Proposed test fixture change
const mql = {
- addEventListener: vi.fn(() => {
- throw new Error('addEventListener not supported on MediaQueryList')
- }),
- removeEventListener: vi.fn(),
addListener: vi.fn(),
removeListener: vi.fn(),
}Also applies to: 60-66
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In `@web-app/src/hooks/__tests__/use-mobile.test.ts` around lines 40 - 46, Update
both MediaQueryList test fixtures to omit addEventListener and
removeEventListener entirely, leaving the legacy addListener and removeListener
methods so the tests exercise the absent-addEventListener compatibility path.
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useIsMobile() called mql.addEventListener('change', onChange) directly on a MediaQueryList. Older Safari (Catalina and before) only implements the deprecated addListener/removeListener pair, causing a runtime crash.
The sibling hook useMediaQuery.ts already has an attachMediaListener helper with a try/catch fallback for this exact case. Use the same pattern here for consistency and cross-browser compatibility.
Used by Sidebar and Dropdrawer components.
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Prevent mobile detection crashes on older Safari
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✅ Mobile layouts work on older Safari✅ Fewer runtime crashes during responsive navigation✅ Reliable media query listener cleanup💡 Usage Guide
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