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fix: copy non-enumerable Event fields into synthetic events - #113
Under happy-dom every Redact event handler sees e.type, e.target and e.currentTarget as undefined, so a controlled input never reads e.target.value and happy-dom test suites can't run on Redact.
Special things to note
happy-dom defines the base Event fields as class accessors, which are non-enumerable, and for…in skips them. Browsers and jsdom make them enumerable, so they were never affected.
The hydration-stub client gains 29/32 B gzip (source/built). It had 0 B headroom on main, so it gets that measured allowance, following the existing allowance tables. Every other entry fits its current budget.
tests gains a happy-dom dev dependency for the regression test (// @vitest-environment happy-dom).
Change outline
Repro, on main at 37c051c with happy-dom 21.0.4:
for (k in mouseEvent) -> detail, view, clientX, shiftKey, ... (MouseEvent/UIEvent fields)
Event.prototype names -> type, target, currentTarget, bubbles, composedPath, ... (non-enumerable, skipped)
<input value={v} onChange={e => setV(e.target.value)} />
before TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'value')
after e.type === 'input', e.target === input
createSyntheticEvent(native)
- for (const key in native) copy(key)+ for (let o = native; o; o = Object.getPrototypeOf(o))+ for (const key of Object.getOwnPropertyNames(o)) copy(key)+ // Object.prototype names are already `in event`, so they are skipped
Synthetic events in happy-dom now expose inherited event fields, including event type and target, and support reading controlled input values. This resolves cases where those fields were missing or input values could not be read in happy-dom test suites.
createSyntheticEvent copied native fields with for…in, which skips
non-enumerable properties. happy-dom defines type, target,
currentTarget, bubbles and composedPath as class accessors, so under
happy-dom every handler saw them as undefined and a controlled input
could not read e.target.value.
Walk the prototype chain with Object.getOwnPropertyNames instead. Names
from Object.prototype are already present on the synthetic event, so
they are skipped. The hydration=stub client gains 29/32 B gzip
(source/built) and gets that measured allowance; every other entry stays
within its existing budget.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
createSyntheticEvent now copies own properties found on the native event and its prototype chain. Happy-dom tests cover input and bubbled click fields. The changeset describes the update, and the size check adds a gzip allowance.
Changes: Synthetic event fields
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Copy and validate event fields packages/redact/src/dom/synthetic-event.ts, tests/synthetic-event-happy-dom.test.tsx, tests/package.json, .changeset/synthetic-event-inherited-fields.md, scripts/size-check.mjs
createSyntheticEvent inspects own property names across the native event’s prototype chain and binds copied functions to the native event. Happy-dom tests cover input fields, controlled-input updates, and bubbled click fields. The changeset describes the update, and the size check adds an event-fields gzip allowance.
TanStack/redact#76: It introduced the createSyntheticEvent implementation and event-contract coverage that this change extends.
Suggested reviewers:tannerlinsley
Merge Risk: Low · up to ad837
The change is mergeable with awareness that a custom event with a throwing getter can prevent handler delivery.
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- Line 21: Update the property-copy loop that reads native[key] so a throwing
optional getter is skipped without aborting synthetic event construction;
preserve required event fields and allow handler delivery to continue.
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Do not let an unrelated getter prevent event delivery.
If an Event subclass defines get metadata() { throw new Error('unavailable') }, this loop reads metadata before the handler runs. Class getters are non-enumerable, so the previous for…in loop did not read it. Skip optional properties whose getters throw, or limit eager reads to the required event fields. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/redact/src/dom/synthetic-event.ts at line 21:
Update the property-copy loop that reads native[key] so a throwing optional
getter is skipped without aborting synthetic event construction; preserve
required event fields and allow handler delivery to continue.
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…n-enumerable fields
Redact copies native event fields into its synthetic events with for…in,
which skips non-enumerable properties. happy-dom defines type, target,
currentTarget, bubbles and composedPath as class accessors, so under
happy-dom every handler saw them as undefined and controlled inputs never
read e.target.value. OntOS's Shell unit tests stay on real React because
of it.
The reviewed patch now walks the prototype chain instead
(TanStack/redact#113) in both src and dist. 0.2.1 is immutable, so the
sidecar recipe and its closed profile publish it as
@bleedingdev/[email protected]. The stream marker stays v1, as for
any regenerated reviewed patch.
The monorepo cannot install 0.2.2 before it is published, so app-tools
keeps the signed 0.2.1 sidecar through an explicit previousFork edge that
accepts only that exact alias, never upstream @tanstack/redact.
Non-publish CI candidates and packed test cohorts install the
reconstructed 0.2.2 for that edge, so every consumer suite qualifies the
bytes that will ship. Release staging is never rewritten: alias
consistency blocks a cohort until app-tools declares 0.2.2. The follow-up
that switches app-tools deletes the edge.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
BleedingDev
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to ultramodernjs/ultramodern.js
that referenced
this pull request
Oct 30, 2026
…n-enumerable fields
Redact copies native event fields into its synthetic events with for…in,
which skips non-enumerable properties. happy-dom defines type, target,
currentTarget, bubbles and composedPath as class accessors, so under
happy-dom every handler saw them as undefined and controlled inputs never
read e.target.value. OntOS's Shell unit tests stay on real React because
of it.
The reviewed patch now walks the prototype chain instead
(TanStack/redact#113) in both src and dist. 0.2.1 is immutable, so the
sidecar recipe and its closed profile publish it as
@bleedingdev/[email protected]. The stream marker stays v1, as for
any regenerated reviewed patch.
The monorepo cannot install 0.2.2 before it is published, so app-tools
keeps the signed 0.2.1 sidecar through an explicit previousFork edge that
accepts only that exact alias, never upstream @tanstack/redact.
Non-publish CI candidates and packed test cohorts install the
reconstructed 0.2.2 for that edge, so every consumer suite qualifies the
bytes that will ship. Release staging is never rewritten: alias
consistency blocks a cohort until app-tools declares 0.2.2. The follow-up
that switches app-tools deletes the edge.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
BleedingDev
pushed a commit
to ultramodernjs/ultramodern.js
that referenced
this pull request
Oct 30, 2026
…n-enumerable fields
Redact copies native event fields into its synthetic events with for…in,
which skips non-enumerable properties. happy-dom defines type, target,
currentTarget, bubbles and composedPath as class accessors, so under
happy-dom every handler saw them as undefined and controlled inputs never
read e.target.value. OntOS's Shell unit tests stay on real React because
of it.
The reviewed patch now walks the prototype chain instead
(TanStack/redact#113) in both src and dist. 0.2.1 is immutable, so the
sidecar recipe and its closed profile publish it as
@bleedingdev/[email protected]. The stream marker stays v1, as for
any regenerated reviewed patch.
The monorepo cannot install 0.2.2 before it is published, so app-tools
keeps the signed 0.2.1 sidecar through an explicit previousFork edge that
accepts only that exact alias, never upstream @tanstack/redact.
Non-publish CI candidates and packed test cohorts install the
reconstructed 0.2.2 for that edge, so every consumer suite qualifies the
bytes that will ship. Release staging is never rewritten: alias
consistency blocks a cohort until app-tools declares 0.2.2. The follow-up
that switches app-tools deletes the edge.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Why the change
Under happy-dom every Redact event handler sees
e.type,e.targetande.currentTargetasundefined, so a controlled input never readse.target.valueand happy-dom test suites can't run on Redact.Special things to note
Eventfields as class accessors, which are non-enumerable, andfor…inskips them. Browsers and jsdom make them enumerable, so they were never affected.main, so it gets that measured allowance, following the existing allowance tables. Every other entry fits its current budget.testsgains ahappy-domdev dependency for the regression test (// @vitest-environment happy-dom).Change outline
Repro, on
mainat37c051cwith happy-dom 21.0.4:🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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