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ts: Replace all occurance of widgetize.js with widgetize.ts.

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Joydeep Bhattacharjee 2024-02-17 01:58:44 +05:30 committed by Tim Abbott
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@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Some important code entities for the widget implementation are:
- `/json/submessage` API endpoint
- `web/src/submessage.js`
- `web/src/poll_widget.js`
- `web/src/widgetize.js`
- `web/src/widgetize.ts`
- `web/src/zform.js`
- `web/templates/widgets/`
- `zerver/lib/widget.py`
@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ appropriate widgets.
The web app client will next collect poll options and votes
from users. The web app client has
code in `submessage.js` that dispatches events
to `widgetize.js`, which in turn sends events to
to `widgetize.ts`, which in turn sends events to
individual widgets. The widgets know how to render
themselves and set up click/input handlers to collect
data. They can then post back to `/json/submessage`
@ -299,7 +299,7 @@ When the message gets to the client, the codepath for **zform**
is actually quite similar to what happens with a more
customized widget like **poll**. (In fact, **zform** is a
sibling of **poll** and **zform** just has a somewhat more
generic job to do.) In `web/src/widgetize.js` you will see
generic job to do.) In `web/src/widgetize.ts` you will see
where this code converges, with snippets like this:
```js

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web/src/zcommand.ts
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@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ What in the heck is a zcommand?
Not all slash commands use zcommand under the hood.
For more exotic things like /poll see submessage.js
and widgetize.js
and widgetize.ts
*/