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Three cooperating web components for participant hand-raise gesture + host list view.

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    All three components use Shadow DOM (mode: "open") and clean up event listeners on disconnectedCallback.

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AGENTS.md

hand-raise

Three cooperating web components for participant hand-raise gesture + host list view.

STRUCTURE

hand-raise/
├── index.ts           # HandRaiseAddon — orchestrator; registers 3 custom elements
├── HandRaiseButton.ts # rtk-hand-raise-toggle — control bar toggle button
├── HandRaisedList.ts  # rtk-hand-raised-list — host sidebar list of raised hands
└── RaisedHand.ts      # rtk-raised-hand — icon overlay on participant tiles

WHERE TO LOOK

TaskLocation
RTKStore creationindex.ts → meeting.stores.create('handRaise') inside static async init()
Store subscribe/unsubscribeEach component's connectedCallback / disconnectedCallback
Toggle hand-raise stateHandRaiseButton.ts → dispatches store update via store.set(...)
Host view of raised handsHandRaisedList.ts → filters store state, renders sorted list
Tile overlay iconRaisedHand.ts → reads store state per participantId attribute
PIP integrationRaisedHand.ts:58-66 — sets participant.raised directly on the participant object

CONVENTIONS

  • HandRaiseAddon constructor is private; always use static async init(props).
  • Store key is 'handRaise'; created once in init(), read in each component via meeting.stores.stores.get('handRaise').
  • All three components use Shadow DOM (mode: "open") and clean up event listeners on disconnectedCallback.

ANTI-PATTERNS

  • participant.raised = this.raised at RaisedHand.ts:58 is a deliberate Web Core PIP workaround — Web Core reads this property directly instead of RTKStore; do not remove.
  • as any cast at index.ts:50 on meeting.participants.pip is an explicit backward-compatibility shim (comment: "Type-casting pip for backward compatibility"); do not replace with a typed import.
  • HandRaisedList.ts re-renders the full list on every store update — no diffing; acceptable for small participant counts but becomes expensive at scale.

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