Improving gesture using interactjs #469
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WalkthroughThe changes flutter through the codebase, refining zoom interactions, enhancing element visibility, and adjusting expectations for a smoother user experience during zoom toggling. Changes
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211-211: Review the increased padding in#navbar.The padding for
#navbarhas been increased. While this is a minor change, it's important to check that it does not disrupt the layout or the user's interaction experience, especially on smaller screens.
src/terminal7.ts
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| // search box | ||
| document.querySelector(".search-close").addEventListener('click', () => { | ||
| this.map.showLog(false) | ||
| this.activeG.activeW.activeP.exitSearch() | ||
| this.activeG.activeW.activeP.focus() | ||
| }) |
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Consider using event delegation for search-related event listeners to reduce the number of listeners and improve performance.
| // TODO: add onMap to props | ||
| addGate(props, onMap = true) { | ||
| const container = document.getElementById('gates-container') | ||
| const p = props || {} | ||
| // add the id | ||
| p.id = p.fp || p.name | ||
| const g = new Gate(p) | ||
| g.onlySSH = p.onlySSH | ||
| this.gates.push(g) | ||
| g.open(this.e) | ||
| g.open(container) |
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The comment // TODO: add onMap to props suggests an incomplete feature or enhancement. Consider addressing this or creating a tracking issue if it's not going to be resolved in this PR.
Would you like me to open a GitHub issue to track the completion of this TODO item?
| const gatesContainer = document.getElementById('gates-container') | ||
| gatesContainer.classList.add('hidden') |
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The manipulation of class attributes directly in multiple places can lead to inconsistencies. Consider creating a utility function to handle UI state changes.
| const gatesContainer = document.getElementById('gates-container') | ||
| gatesContainer.classList.remove('hidden') |
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Consider refactoring the direct DOM manipulations in the focus method to a separate UI handling method. This would improve maintainability and encapsulation, making the code easier to manage and test.
| // the pane is in transition - ignore resize events | ||
| transit = false | ||
| draggedDivider = null |
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The addition of transit and draggedDivider properties to the Pane class should be accompanied by appropriate initialization in the constructor to ensure they are correctly set up before use.
+ this.transit = false;
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| // the pane is in transition - ignore resize events | |
| transit = false | |
| draggedDivider = null | |
| // the pane is in transition - ignore resize events | |
| this.transit = false; | |
| this.draggedDivider = null; |
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why should they? Isn't setting the property value enough?
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@daonb, initializing properties like transit and draggedDivider in the constructor of the Pane class is generally considered good practice for several reasons:
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Clarity and Intent: Initializing properties in the constructor explicitly declares the initial state of these properties when an instance of the class is created. This makes the code easier to understand and maintain, as it's clear what values the properties start with.
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Avoiding Undefined State: JavaScript allows properties to be added to objects dynamically; however, if these properties are used before being explicitly set, they will be
undefined, which can lead to runtime errors. Initializing them in the constructor ensures they have a defined value, reducing the risk of bugs. -
Consistency: Consistently initializing all properties in the constructor helps ensure that all instances of the class have the same set of properties, which can be important for consistency across different parts of the application.
While it's technically sufficient to set the property values directly (as JavaScript's flexibility allows for dynamic property assignment), doing so in the constructor enhances the robustness and readability of your code.
| this.channelID = props.channelID | ||
| this.needsResize = false | ||
| this.catchGestures() |
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The method catchGestures is called in the constructor but is not defined until later in the file. This could lead to maintainability issues. Consider reordering methods or clearly documenting their dependencies.
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