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Refactor: Entity Variable Restructure #21

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Description

Big refactor on how we track variables and what attributes gets evaluated when a re-render happens.

Changes Made

  • Chore: Setup path aliases, since we can't use relative imports for the tests.
  • Refactor: Extracted variables logic under lib/entity/data.js
  • Feature: Update tracking of variables to be by attribute.
  • Feature: Evaluate only relevant attributes when a variable is updated.
  • Feature: Dispose tracking of attributes and events on DOM node attribute change.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Enhanced search functionality in the AirBnB search bar for better user input handling.
    • Introduced a new Data entity for improved variable and attribute management.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Updated button text in the demo to provide clearer information.
  • Documentation
    • Restored original installation instructions for MiniJS in the README.
  • Refactor
    • Reorganized import paths across various files for clarity and consistency.
    • Simplified logic in Entity class and improved variable handling.
    • Adjusted Observer class to handle attribute changes and deletions more comprehensively.
  • Style
    • Minor adjustments to README content regarding the idea behind MiniJS.
  • Chores
    • Added alias resolution in configuration for easier import paths management.
📦 Published PR as canary version: 1.0.2--canary.21.3db67f4.0

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The modifications encompass a broad enhancement and restructuring across the project, focusing on refining the codebase for clarity, efficiency, and maintainability. Key revisions include reverting and refining installation instructions, updating HTML content for simplicity, reordering logical operations for improved functionality, reorganizing imports for better module management, introducing a new Data entity for streamlined variable handling, and refining import paths and method implementations across various classes for consistency and clarity.

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Files Change Summary
README.md Reverted changes in installation instructions, restored original steps, and minor adjustments on project idea and state setting.
demo/observer.html Updated button text to simplify displayed information.
index.html Updated logic for setting selectedDestination based on user input.
lib/entity.js, lib/state.js Reorganized imports to absolute paths, introduced/refactored to utilize new Data entity for variable handling, and adjusted variable handling methods.
lib/entity/..., lib/generators/..., lib/main.js, vite.config.js Updated import paths, renamed parameters for clarity, introduced new handling methods, and added alias resolution in config.
lib/helpers/array.js, lib/helpers/variables.js Altered export statement to named export and introduced a new function for checking native variables.

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@jorenrui jorenrui changed the title Refactor: Entity Variable Restructure [WIP] Refactor: Entity Variable Restructure Feb 27, 2024
@jorenrui jorenrui marked this pull request as ready for review February 27, 2024 13:17
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between baa101f and f033eca.
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  • README.md (2 hunks)
  • demo/observer.html (1 hunks)
  • index.html (1 hunks)
  • lib/entity.js (4 hunks)
  • lib/entity/attributes.js (14 hunks)
  • lib/entity/data.js (1 hunks)
  • lib/entity/events.js (13 hunks)
  • lib/generators/interpreter.js (1 hunks)
  • lib/generators/lexer.js (3 hunks)
  • lib/generators/observer.js (2 hunks)
  • lib/helpers/array.js (1 hunks)
  • lib/helpers/variables.js (1 hunks)
  • lib/main.js (2 hunks)
  • lib/state.js (4 hunks)
  • vite.config.js (1 hunks)
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  • vite.config.js
Additional comments: 23
lib/helpers/array.js (1)
  • 1-1: Changing from default to named export for the MiniArray class improves code modularity and clarity in imports. Ensure all import statements across the project are updated to reflect this change.
lib/main.js (2)
  • 1-8: The use of absolute paths for import statements enhances code readability and maintainability. This is a good practice.
  • 94-95: The conditional assignment based on Mini.debug is a good practice for enabling debug features conditionally. Ensure that Mini.debug is properly initialized and accessible before this logic is executed.
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The verification process confirms that Mini.debug is initialized at line 92 in lib/main.js, before its usage in the conditional logic at line 94. This ensures that Mini.debug is properly initialized and accessible before the logic is executed, aligning with the best practices mentioned in the review comment.

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lib/generators/interpreter.js (1)
  • 1-2: The updated import paths using absolute paths are consistent with the project's move towards better modularity and readability. This is a good practice.
lib/generators/observer.js (2)
  • 1-3: The updated import paths using absolute paths align with the project's standards for better modularity and readability.
  • 55-69: The modifications in the Observer class to handle attribute changes, including deletions, enhance the robustness of the event system. Ensure that these changes have been performance tested to confirm they do not introduce memory leaks or negatively impact performance.
lib/entity.js (2)
  • 1-8: The use of absolute paths for import statements and the integration of the Data entity within the Entity class are positive changes that improve code organization and maintainability.
  • 20-20: Ensure that the Data entity is properly initialized and used within the Entity class. Thorough testing is recommended to confirm it functions as expected without introducing bugs.
demo/observer.html (1)
  • 37-37: The update to the button's text content simplifies the displayed information, making the button's purpose clearer to users. This is a positive change for user experience.
lib/entity/data.js (1)
  • 6-215: The addition of the Data class centralizes the handling of variables and attributes, improving code maintainability and readability. Ensure that the security and performance implications of interacting with the global window object and handling native variables are thoroughly reviewed.
lib/state.js (3)
  • 1-2: The use of absolute paths for imports, as seen here, aligns with the PR's objective to set up path aliases. This change enhances code readability and maintainability by avoiding relative paths, especially beneficial for larger projects.
  • 91-98: The removeDuplicateVariables method effectively ensures that duplicates are removed from both variables and entityVariables maps. This method addresses potential issues with duplicate entries but could be optimized by preventing duplicates at the time of insertion, as previously suggested.
  • 217-250: The evaluateDependencies method's logic for handling variable grouping and triggering attribute evaluations is well-structured and aligns with the PR's objective to update variable tracking to be attribute-specific. However, ensure that the logic for determining variable based on groupId is thoroughly tested, especially in edge cases where group IDs might not follow expected patterns.
lib/entity/attributes.js (2)
  • 1-4: The update to absolute paths for imports in this file is consistent with the PR's objective to improve code organization through path aliases. This change facilitates easier navigation and maintenance of the codebase.
  • 32-35: Renaming the constructor parameter to entity and using it to initialize this.entity improves code readability and clarity. This change aligns with the PR's objective to enhance clarity in entity handling.
lib/generators/lexer.js (3)
  • 4-4: The import of isNativeVariable from @/helpers/variables instead of State from a relative path aligns with the PR's objectives to improve code organization and utilize path aliases. This change also reflects the shift towards more specialized utility functions.
  • 117-117: Updating ENTITY_KEYS to use string literals directly instead of references to State properties simplifies the lexer's configuration and reduces dependencies. This change makes the lexer more self-contained and easier to understand.
  • 268-270: The simplification of the filtering logic for _identifiers using the isNativeVariable function enhances the lexer's ability to distinguish between native and custom variables. This change contributes to the lexer's accuracy and efficiency in processing code.
lib/entity/events.js (4)
  • 1-5: The update to import paths using absolute paths (@/) is a positive change for maintainability and readability. This aligns with the PR objective to set up path aliases and eliminate relative imports.
  • 99-106: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [102-112]

The constructor and _getDynamicEvents method correctly initialize the event handling for an entity. However, ensure that the dynamic event detection logic in _getDynamicEvents is comprehensive and accounts for all possible custom events defined in the system.

  • 163-166: The methods setChangeEvent, setClickoutEvent, setClickMeEvent, setPressEvent, and the generic setEvent method correctly dispose of existing listeners before setting new ones. This is crucial for preventing memory leaks and ensuring that event handlers are updated correctly. Good use of early return patterns for guard clauses.

Also applies to: 182-185, 202-205, 221-224, 402-402

  • 440-460: The introduction of the _attachVariableHelpers method is a significant addition. It correctly identifies and categorizes variables based on their type (element, group, or general variables). This method enhances the modularity and maintainability of the event handling system by abstracting the variable attachment logic. Ensure that the method is called appropriately in all relevant contexts.
index.html (1)
  • 263-276: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks, and no overlapping diff hunk was found. Original lines [1-1]

The accordion implementation uses a custom attribute :group="activeSection = 'about'" and conditional classes for toggling visibility. This approach suggests the use of a JavaScript framework for reactivity but lacks clarity on the framework being used (Vue.js syntax is hinted but not explicitly mentioned). Ensure the framework is correctly initialized and the custom directives (:click, :class, etc.) are properly handled by the framework.

Verify that the JavaScript framework (Vue.js or similar) is correctly included and initialized in the project. If not using a framework, consider implementing a vanilla JavaScript solution for the accordion functionality.

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Base automatically changed from jr.refactor/group-variables to develop February 27, 2024 13:36
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