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packages/html/stories/AutoLayout.stories.ts (3)

71-98: Improve event type safety and reduce code duplication.

1. The event type for pointerdown/mousedown should be more specific
2. The touchstart event handler duplicates the pointerdown logic

-        (evt: MouseEvent | KeyboardEvent) => {
+        (evt: MouseEvent) => {
           overlay.fireEvent(new EventObject('pointerdown', { event: evt, state }));
         }
       );

       if (!Client.IS_POINTER && Client.IS_TOUCH) {
-        InternalEvent.addListener(
-          shape.node,
-          'touchstart',
-          (evt: MouseEvent | KeyboardEvent) => {
-            overlay.fireEvent(new EventObject('pointerdown', { event: evt, state }));
-          }
-        );
+        InternalEvent.addListener(shape.node, 'touchstart', handlePointerDown);
       }

---

130-134: Consider using a regular method instead of an arrow function.

Converting resizeCell to an arrow function changes its binding behavior and prevents proper method overriding in derived classes.

-    resizeCell = (cell: Cell, bounds: Rectangle, recurse?: boolean): Cell => {
-      const resizedCell = super.resizeCell(cell, bounds, recurse);
-      executeLayout();
-      return resizedCell;
-    };
+    resizeCell(cell: Cell, bounds: Rectangle, recurse?: boolean): Cell {
+      const resizedCell = super.resizeCell(cell, bounds, recurse);
+      executeLayout();
+      return resizedCell;
+    }

---

249-253: Remove commented-out code and TODO comment.

The commented-out code appears to be obsolete since the resizeCell method has been reimplemented above. This commented section should be removed.

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packages/html/stories/AutoLayout.stories.ts (1)

89-95: Consider consolidating duplicate event handling logic.

The touch event handling duplicates the event firing logic. Consider extracting the common logic into a shared function.

 class MyCustomCellRenderer extends CellRenderer {
   installCellOverlayListeners(state: CellState, overlay: CellOverlay, shape: Shape) {
     super.installCellOverlayListeners(state, overlay, shape);
+    
+    const firePointerdownEvent = (evt: MouseEvent | KeyboardEvent) => {
+      overlay.fireEvent(new EventObject('pointerdown', { event: evt, state }));
+    };
 
     InternalEvent.addListener(
       shape.node,
       Client.IS_POINTER ? 'pointerdown' : 'mousedown',
-      (evt: MouseEvent | KeyboardEvent) => {
-        overlay.fireEvent(new EventObject('pointerdown', { event: evt, state }));
-      }
+      firePointerdownEvent
     );
 
     if (!Client.IS_POINTER && Client.IS_TOUCH) {
       InternalEvent.addListener(
         shape.node,
         'touchstart',
-        (evt: MouseEvent | KeyboardEvent) => {
-          overlay.fireEvent(new EventObject('pointerdown', { event: evt, state }));
-        }
+        firePointerdownEvent
       );
     }
   }

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