feat: Make selectable component cards & Component Info Sidebar [FC-0114]

[ChrisChV]

Description

• Changes in the Unit sidebar context to enable selected components
• Implements the component info sidebar.
• Implements the container/component selection when opening the align sidebar: Course Outline: Make sections/subsections/units selectable #2665 (comment)
• Which user roles will this change impact? "Course Author"

Supporting information

• Github issues:
  • Unit Page: Make components card selectable #2873
  • Unit Page: Component Sidebars #2821
  • Course Outline: Make sections/subsections/units selectable #2665 (comment)
• Depends on: feat: Make selectable component cards [FC-0114] openedx-platform#38010
• Internal ticket: https://tasks.opencraft.com/browse/FAL-4325

Testing instructions

• Use this branch of edx-platform feat: Make selectable component cards [FC-0114] openedx-platform#38010
• Run tutor dev exec cms npm run build-dev
• Go to the course outline of a course
• Add a unit.
• Open the align sidebar using the Manage tags menu in the unit card. Verify that the unit card is selected.
• Open the unit page of the new unit.
• Add some components.
• Select a component by clicking the header part of the card. Verify the component info sidebar is open. Verify that the Add button in the sidebar navbar is disabled.
• Open the align sidebar using the Manage tags menu in the component card. Verify that the component card is selected.

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[navinkarkera]

@ChrisChV Overall the changes look good.

Found one small issue: if the selected block is deleted, the sidebar should revert to unit info. Currently the block is still displayed in the sidebar.

Also, the add button on sidebar is disabled when a component is selected but the top level Add still works. I think disabling we should not disable the top level add button, instead if the author clicks on it the sidebar should revert to unit add. Currently it shows the add sidebar correctly but the component is still selected and shown in other tabs in the sidebar.

[ChrisChV]

@ChrisChV Overall the changes look good.

Found one small issue: if the selected block is deleted, the sidebar should revert to unit info. Currently the block is still displayed in the sidebar.

Also, the add button on sidebar is disabled when a component is selected but the top level Add still works. I think disabling we should not disable the top level add button, instead if the author clicks on it the sidebar should revert to unit add. Currently it shows the add sidebar correctly but the component is still selected and shown in other tabs in the sidebar.

@navinkarkera Nice catch! I fixed those issues in 8cea5cb