feat: media picker and image removal

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Feature: Removing an inline image from the editor
Feature: Removing an inline image from the article
As a verified RenewCMS owner writing an article
I want to remove an image I've already inserted into the article body,
either through an explicit delete button or by pressing Backspace/Delete
on the selected image, directly from the editor
So that a mistaken or unwanted image doesn't have to stay in the article
forever, and removing it behaves like every other destructive action in
RenewCMS: it asks for confirmation first, however the user starts it
I want to take an image out of the article body, from a button or with Backspace or Delete
So that an unwanted image leaves the article without deleting the file from my library
Background:
Given docs/design/ has no board or state for removing an inline image;
this feature was added at the user's explicit request ahead of design
coverage, reusing the editor's existing visual language rather than
inventing new components: the trash icon and error color already used
by the article "Delete" button, and the ConfirmDialog component
already used by "Delete this article?" (docs/design/screens/editor.md's
"Delete: confirm" state)
And this slice changes ArticleEditor's exposed insertImage(src, alt) to
insertImage(src, alt, imageId), stamping the inserted <img> node with
the image's numeric id as a data-image-id attribute, persisted in the
saved article body HTML; EditorView passes the id it now receives from
a successful upload (features/remove_article_image.feature's change to
POST .../image's 201 body) through to insertImage
And an image already present in an article's body from before this slice
has no data-image-id attribute and so shows no delete affordance and
is not intercepted by Backspace/Delete, until it is removed and
re-added
And selecting an image node that does carry a data-image-id attribute
shows a small delete button anchored to the image's top-right corner,
icon i-lucide-trash-2, color error, matching the article Delete
button's icon and color; deselecting the image (clicking elsewhere)
Given this slice is SPA only for this file; the Go alias deletion is in
features/remove_legacy_article_image_alias.feature
And docs/design/screens/media-picker.md now covers this flow ("Remove image: confirm" and
"Removed"); it supersedes the earlier version of this feature, which had no design
coverage and used a red confirm that deleted through DELETE /v1/article/{id}/image/{imageId}
And removing an image is a body edit only: no API call of any kind is sent, before, during
or after the confirm, and the library and every other article are untouched
And ArticleEditor keeps its exposed insertImage(src, alt, imageId) and removeImage(imageId),
its "request-remove-image" event with the image id, and its Backspace and Delete handling,
which still intercepts the keys before Tiptap deletes the node
And an image already in a body from before data-image-id existed has no id, shows no
"Remove image" button and is not intercepted by Backspace or Delete (unchanged)
And selecting an image node that carries data-image-id shows a button "Remove image" at the
image's top-right corner (8 px from the top and right): trash-2 icon at 14 px, neutral,
28 px high, 12 px medium text, a 1 px accented border and the page background; deselecting
hides it
And there are two equivalent triggers for the same removal flow:
activating that delete button, and pressing Backspace or Delete while
the image node is selected (a Tiptap NodeSelection on the image).
Tiptap's native node deletion on Backspace/Delete is intercepted
before it reaches the document (e.g. via a keyboard-shortcut/keydown
handler registered on the Image node or at the editor level, checked
first while an image node is selected) so the key press never removes
the node directly; instead it triggers exactly the same flow as the
button
And either trigger emits ArticleEditor's new "request-remove-image"
event with the node's numeric image id; ArticleEditor does not call
the API or show any dialog itself, mirroring how "request-image"
already only opens ImageUploader from EditorView
And EditorView reacts to "request-remove-image" by opening the existing
ConfirmDialog component with title "Remove this image?", description
"This image will be removed from the article. This can't be undone.",
confirmLabel "Remove image", cancelLabel "Cancel", pendingLabel
"Removing…", tone "danger" — the same component and tone already used
for "Delete this article?"
And ConfirmDialog's action calls DELETE /v1/article/{articleId}/image/
{imageId} through useApi (not the raw XMLHttpRequest used for upload,
since there is no progress to observe)
And on success (204) the action removes the image node from
ArticleEditor's content via a new exposed removeImage(imageId) method,
which moves useArticleDraft's state to "dirty" the same way any other
body edit does; ConfirmDialog then closes and a toast appears: color
success, icon i-lucide-circle-check, title "Image removed",
description "Save to keep this change."
And on any failure (404 for either the article or the image, 500, or a
network failure) the action throws, so ConfirmDialog shows its own
inline error "Couldn't remove the image, so it's still there. Try
again in a moment." and stays open; the image node is not removed and
the draft's dirty state is unchanged
And a 401 is handled entirely by useApi's global handling
(features/api_client_global_error_handling.feature) and is out of
scope for new scenarios here
And once the confirm dialog is open, its cancel/confirm/failure
behaviour (covered below) is identical regardless of which trigger
opened it, so those scenarios are written once, against the button
trigger, and are not duplicated per trigger
And EditorView reacts to "request-remove-image" by opening ConfirmDialog with tone "neutral",
title "Remove this image from the article?", description "It's removed from this article
only. The file stays in your library and in any other article that uses it.", confirmLabel
"Remove image" and cancelLabel "Cancel"; the confirm button is primary, not red
And the body of the confirm is a bordered row with a 56 × 42 px thumbnail of the image, its
filename, and "Stays in the library · {size}", for example "north-wall.jpg" and "Stays in
the library · 3.9 MB"
And the filename and size come from the images the SPA has seen this session, kept by image
id: those inserted from either tab and those loaded in the Library list
And confirming runs removeImage(imageId), moves useArticleDraft to "dirty", closes the
dialog and shows the toast; the action cannot fail, so there is no inline error
And a thumbnail uses the image's src from the node
Scenario: Selecting an inserted image reveals its delete button
Given the user is on /article/12/edit with an image in the body carrying
data-image-id "10"
Scenario: Selecting an inserted image reveals "Remove image"
Given the user is on /article/12/edit with an image in the body carrying data-image-id "1"
When the user clicks that image
Then a delete button (trash icon, error color) appears at the image's
top-right corner
Then a button "Remove image" with a trash-2 icon shows at the image's top-right corner
When the user clicks elsewhere in the editor
Then the delete button is no longer shown
Then the button is no longer shown
Scenario Outline: Either trigger opens the confirm dialog and sends no request yet, without letting Tiptap delete the node itself
Given the image with data-image-id "10" is selected on /article/12/edit
Scenario: An image without data-image-id has no button
Given the body has an image with no data-image-id
When the user clicks it
Then no "Remove image" button shows and Backspace does nothing special to it
Scenario Outline: Either trigger opens the neutral confirm and sends nothing
Given the image with data-image-id "1" ("north-wall.jpg", 3.9 MB, inserted this session) is selected on /article/12/edit
When the user <triggers-removal>
Then a dialog titled "Remove this image?" opens, with description "This
image will be removed from the article. This can't be undone.",
cancel "Cancel" and confirm "Remove image"
And no request has been sent to DELETE /v1/article/12/image/10
And the image node is still present in the editor's content (Tiptap's
native node deletion did not run)
Then a dialog titled "Remove this image from the article?" opens, with the description "It's removed from this article only. The file stays in your library and in any other article that uses it."
And its body shows the thumbnail, "north-wall.jpg" and "Stays in the library · 3.9 MB"
And its buttons read "Cancel" and a primary "Remove image"
And no request has been sent
And the image node is still in the editor's content (Tiptap's native deletion did not run)
Examples:
| triggers-removal |
| activates the image's delete button |
| presses Backspace with the image node selected |
| triggers-removal |
| activates the "Remove image" button |
| presses Backspace with the image node selected |
| presses Delete with the image node selected |
Scenario: Cancelling the confirm dialog changes nothing
Given the confirm dialog is open for image id 10 on /article/12/edit
Scenario: The confirm for an image the session has not seen
Given the image with data-image-id "7" was in the saved body and is not in the session's record
When the user activates "Remove image"
Then the body row shows the thumbnail and "Stays in the library" with no filename and no size
Scenario: Cancelling changes nothing
Given the confirm is open for image id 1
When the user activates "Cancel"
Then the dialog closes
And no request has been sent to DELETE /v1/article/12/image/10
And the image is still present in the editor's content
And the draft's dirty state is unchanged
Then the dialog closes, no request has been sent, the image is still in the content, and the draft's dirty state is unchanged
Scenario: Confirming removes the image, marks the draft dirty, and shows a success toast
Given the confirm dialog is open for image id 10 on /article/12/edit,
the draft in the Saved state
Scenario: Confirming removes the image from the body only
Given the confirm is open for image id 1 on /article/12/edit, the draft in the Saved state
When the user activates "Remove image"
Then DELETE /v1/article/12/image/10 is sent
When that request resolves 204
Then the dialog closes
And the image is removed from the editor's content
And SaveStatus reads "Unsaved changes" and the Save button becomes
enabled
And a toast appears: color success, icon i-lucide-circle-check, title
"Image removed", description "Save to keep this change."
Then the dialog closes and the image leaves the editor's content
And SaveStatus reads "Unsaved changes" and Save is enabled
And a toast appears: color success, icon i-lucide-circle-check, title "Image removed", description "It's still in your library."
And no request of any kind has been sent
Scenario Outline: A failed removal keeps the image and shows the dialog's inline error
Given the confirm dialog is open for image id 10 on /article/12/edit
Scenario: A removal started by Backspace behaves like one started by the button
Given the confirm is open for image id 1, opened by Backspace, the draft in the Saved state
When the user activates "Remove image"
And DELETE /v1/article/12/image/10 <failure>
Then the dialog stays open, showing the inline error "Couldn't remove
the image, so it's still there. Try again in a moment."
And the image is still present in the editor's content
And the draft's dirty state is unchanged
Then the outcome is the same as above
Examples:
| failure |
| resolves with a 404 response |
| resolves with a 500 response |
| never reaches the server |
Scenario: Confirming a removal started by Backspace/Delete behaves exactly like confirming one started by the button
Given the confirm dialog is open for image id 10 on /article/12/edit,
opened by pressing Backspace with the image node selected, the draft
in the Saved state
When the user activates "Remove image"
Then DELETE /v1/article/12/image/10 is sent
When that request resolves 204
Then the dialog closes
And the image is removed from the editor's content
And SaveStatus reads "Unsaved changes" and the Save button becomes
enabled
And a toast appears: color success, icon i-lucide-circle-check, title
"Image removed", description "Save to keep this change."
Scenario: The removed image can be picked again
Given image id 1 was removed from the body this session
When the user opens the Library tab
Then "north-wall.jpg" no longer carries "In this article"