fix(js-custom-tab): revert back original splide classes #37
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examples/js-custom-tab/src/UnsplashSource.js (4)
133-135: LGTM! Consider minor improvement for consistency.The changes to the slider structure look good and align with the Splide library integration. The addition of both custom (
uc-*) and Splide-specific classes provides flexibility for styling and functionality.For consistency, consider prefixing all custom classes with
uc-. Apply this minor change:- <div ref="slider" class="uc-splide splide"> - <div class="uc-splide__track splide__track"> - <ul class="uc-splide__list splide__list"></ul> + <div ref="slider" class="uc-splide uc-splide--main splide"> + <div class="uc-splide__track uc-splide__track--main splide__track"> + <ul class="uc-splide__list uc-splide__list--main splide__list"></ul>This change maintains the existing classes while adding more specific custom classes, which could be useful for targeted styling or JavaScript selection.
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18-32: Consider adding error handling to thefetchmethod.The
fetchmethod currently doesn't handle potential API errors. This could lead to unhandled exceptions if the Unsplash API is unavailable or returns an error.Consider wrapping the API call in a try-catch block and handling potential errors. Here's a suggested implementation:
async fetch() { try { const items = await getRandomImages(this.$.token); this._items.push(...items); for (const item of items) { this._splide.add(/* HTML */ `<li data-id="${item.id}" class="splide__slide" > <img src="${item.url}" /> </li>`); } } catch (error) { console.error('Failed to fetch images:', error); // Consider adding user-friendly error handling here } }This change will prevent the application from crashing if there's an issue with the API call and allow for more graceful error handling.
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67-73: Optimize image loading in thenextmethod.The current implementation of the
nextmethod fetches new images when there are fewer than 3 items left. This approach might lead to noticeable delays for users if the API response is slow.Consider implementing a preloading mechanism to fetch the next batch of images before they're needed. Here's a possible implementation:
next() { if (this._items.length < 5) { this.fetch(); } this._splide.go(">"); } // Add a new method for preloading preloadImages() { if (this._items.length < 5 && !this._isPreloading) { this._isPreloading = true; this.fetch().finally(() => { this._isPreloading = false; }); } } // Call preloadImages in the Splide 'moved' event mount() { // ... existing code ... this._splide.on("moved", () => { this.preloadImages(); }); }This change will help ensure a smoother user experience by preloading images before they're needed.
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75-83: Add null check in thepickmethod.The
pickmethod assumes that_currentItemIdis always set to a valid value. However, there might be edge cases where it's null or undefined.Add a null check to prevent potential errors. Here's a suggested implementation:
pick() { if (!this._currentItemId) { console.warn('No item selected'); return; } const item = this._items.find((item) => item.id === this._currentItemId); if (!item) { console.warn('Selected item not found'); return; } this.uploadCollection.add({ externalUrl: item.rawUrl, }); this.$["*currentActivity"] = ActivityBlock.activities.UPLOAD_LIST; }This change will make the
pickmethod more robust and prevent potential errors when no item is selected or the selected item is not found in the_itemsarray.
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examples/js-custom-tab/package.json (1)
17-17: Dependency moved from devDependencies to dependenciesThe
@splidejs/splidepackage has been moved fromdevDependenciestodependencies. This change implies that the package is now required for the runtime execution of the project, rather than just for development purposes.This modification aligns with the PR objectives of fixing the initialization of classes in the JavaScript custom tab functionality, as it suggests that
@splidejs/splideis now being used as a core component of the application.However, there are a few points to consider:
- Ensure that this package is indeed used in the production build and not just for development or testing purposes.
- This change might increase the size of the production build, which could affect load times. Verify if this is acceptable for your use case.
- Check if any other files in the project need to be updated to reflect this change in dependency status.
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1-183: Overall assessment: Good changes with room for improvementThe changes made to the
UnsplashSourceclass, particularly the HTML template modifications, align well with the PR objectives of fixing the initialization of classes in the JavaScript custom tab functionality. The integration with the Splide library has been improved, which should enhance the user experience.However, there are a few areas where the code could be further improved:
- Error handling in the
fetchmethod- Image preloading for better performance in the
nextmethod- Null checking in the
pickmethodAddressing these points will make the code more robust and provide a smoother user experience. Consider implementing the suggested changes in the previous comments to further enhance the quality of this PR.
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64-68: LGTM: Consistent class selector update with room for improvement.The change from
.uc-splide__slide imgto.splide__slide imgmaintains consistency with previous updates. The retained styling rules ensure proper image sizing and positioning within slides.Consider adding a
max-width: 100%;rule to improve responsive behavior, ensuring images don't overflow on smaller screens:uc-unsplash-source .splide__slide img { height: 100%; + max-width: 100%; object-fit: cover; flex: 0 1 100%; }
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examples/js-custom-tab/src/unsplash-source.css (4)
49-51: LGTM: Class selector updated for consistency.The change from
.uc-splideto.splidealigns with standard Splide class naming conventions. This update may improve compatibility with Splide's default styles and make it easier to follow Splide's documentation.
53-55: LGTM: Consistent class selector update.The change from
.uc-splide__trackto.splide__trackmaintains consistency with the previous update and aligns with standard Splide class naming conventions.
57-62: LGTM: Consistent class selector update with important styling.The change from
.uc-splide__slideto.splide__slidemaintains consistency with previous updates. The retained styling rules are crucial for proper centering and overflow handling of slide content, ensuring a well-formatted display within the Splide slider.
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1-68: Summary: Consistent updates to align with Splide conventions.The changes in this file consistently remove the 'uc-' prefix from Splide-related class names, aligning the codebase with standard Splide conventions. This update improves compatibility with Splide's default styles and documentation, potentially making the code more maintainable and easier to understand for developers familiar with Splide.
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If the script returns any results, consider updating those instances as well for full consistency.
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Verification Successful: No 'uc-splide' class names found in CSS files.
All instances of 'uc-splide' have been successfully removed from the CSS files, ensuring consistency with Splide's standard conventions.
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