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refactor: break up debug-ui tabs into separate files #59
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Extract each UI tab into separate component files to reduce git conflicts: - Create oscillators-tab.tsx for 4 basic oscillators with ADSR envelopes - Create kick-drum-tab.tsx for advanced kick drum with presets and parameters - Create hihat-tab.tsx for hi-hat instrument with open/closed modes - Create snare-tab.tsx for 3-layer snare drum with tonal/noise/crack components - Create tom-tab.tsx for tom drum with tonal and punch layers - Refactor main wasm-test.tsx to import and use extracted components This modular approach improves code maintainability and reduces merge conflicts when multiple developers work on different instrument features. Co-authored-by: Brian Hurlow <[email protected]>
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@claude fix the build issue described in previous comment |
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Claude finished @bhurlow's task —— View job Build Issue Fixed ✅The TypeScript build error has been resolved! The issue was a type mismatch between the Problem:
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Update KickDrumTab interface to use proper type signature for handleKickConfigChange parameter. Changed from generic string to keyof KickConfig to match the actual function signature, resolving type mismatch that was causing build failure. Co-authored-by: Brian Hurlow <[email protected]>
Extract each UI tab into separate component files to reduce git conflicts:
This modular approach improves code maintainability and reduces merge conflicts when multiple developers work on different instrument features.
Closes #55
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