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Refactor: Integrate Desktop Window Utils for Improved Desktop Browser Windows #8687

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  • Integrated desktop-window-utils for handling window lifecycle and URL loading.
  • Replaced inline window management logic with reusable utility functions.
  • Improved modularity and maintainability across the codebase.

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  • Refactor

    • Centralized window management utility functions across desktop window modules.
    • Simplified URL loading and close event handling for various application windows.
    • Removed redundant code implementations in individual window modules.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced modularity of window-related functions.
    • Improved logging for window loading processes.
    • Streamlined window creation and management across the application.
    • Enhanced functionality and clarity in the application menu management.

- Integrated desktop-window-utils for handling window lifecycle and URL loading.
- Replaced inline window management logic with reusable utility functions.
- Improved modularity and maintainability across the codebase.
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The pull request introduces significant refactoring in the desktop window management across multiple files. The primary changes involve centralizing window-related utility functions like setLaunchPathAndLoad and handleCloseEvent into a single utility module. This refactoring simplifies window creation, URL loading, and close event handling across different window types such as time tracker, server, setup, and updater windows. The modifications aim to improve code modularity and reduce duplication by extracting common window management logic into reusable functions.

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File Change Summary
apps/desktop-timer/src/index.ts Updated URL loading for time tracker window using new timeTrackerPage function.
apps/server-api/src/index.ts, apps/server/src/index.ts Simplified createServerWindow call by removing null argument.
packages/desktop-window/src/lib/*-window.ts Removed local implementations of setLaunchPathAndLoad and handleCloseEvent, imported from desktop-window-utils.
packages/desktop-window/src/lib/utils/desktop-window-utils.ts Consolidated logging for URL loading and window title.
packages/desktop-lib/src/lib/desktop-menu.ts Enhanced AppMenu constructor with JSDoc comments and added new methods for plugin management.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant MW as Main Window
    participant WU as Window Utils
    participant BW as Browser Window
    
    MW->>WU: setLaunchPathAndLoad(window, filePath)
    WU-->>WU: Construct URL
    WU->>BW: Load URL
    MW->>WU: handleCloseEvent(window)
    WU->>BW: Attach close event handler
    BW-->>WU: Hide instead of destroy
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window.ts (1)

64-65: Ensure consistent usage and consider adding tests for lifecycle events.

Calling handleCloseEvent before initMainListener is logical. Please confirm that all window lifecycle events follow similar consolidated patterns, and consider adding automated tests to verify correct behavior of the close event handling.

packages/desktop-window/src/lib/utils/desktop-window-utils.ts (1)

39-40: Consider more robust logging strategy
These console logs are beneficial for debugging, but consider whether you might need a more robust logging strategy (e.g., different log levels, structured logs, or log filtering) so that production builds don’t end up with excessive console output.

apps/server-api/src/index.ts (1)

344-344: Minor structural tweak

Revising the closing bracket/parentheses format does not change the logic but ensures correctness and readability of the returned object.

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  • apps/server/src/index.ts (2 hunks)
  • packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window-about.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window-image-viewer.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window-server.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window-setup.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window-timer.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window-updater.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window.ts (2 hunks)
  • packages/desktop-window/src/lib/utils/desktop-window-utils.ts (1 hunks)
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packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window.ts (1)

6-6: Good job centralizing close-event handling utility!

By importing handleCloseEvent from desktop-window-utils, you eliminate duplication and foster a more reusable, modular approach.

packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window-setup.ts (1)

4-4: Good move to centralize utility imports
Importing handleCloseEvent and setLaunchPathAndLoad from a dedicated utility module enhances maintainability by avoiding duplicated code. This modular approach is aligned with best practices.

packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window-server.ts (1)

5-5: Centralized imports promote consistency
Great job leveraging the shared utility functions. This avoids re-implementing the same logic locally and ensures consistency across the application.

packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window-image-viewer.ts (1)

5-5: Utility usage is clean
Using the centralized utilities for handling close events and loading URLs keeps this file lightweight and focused. This is a solid refactoring step.

packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window-updater.ts (1)

5-5: Great modular approach for window management utilities

Importing handleCloseEvent and setLaunchPathAndLoad from a dedicated utility file is a clean refactoring move that improves code clarity and reusability.

packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window-about.ts (1)

4-4: Good refactor for URL loading logic

This import further consolidates the URL construction logic into a single utility function, reinforcing the DRY principle. Great job removing the inline handling here.

packages/desktop-window/src/lib/desktop-window-timer.ts (1)

6-6: Nicely done using shared helpers

Bringing handleCloseEvent and setLaunchPathAndLoad in from the utility promotes consistent behavior for window lifecycle and URL loading, aligning well with the overall refactoring goal.

apps/server-api/src/index.ts (1)

270-270: Removed the null parameter for clarity

Eliminating the redundant null parameter in createServerWindow helps simplify the function call and clarifies the usage of arguments.

apps/server/src/index.ts (1)

279-279: Confirm consistency with the updated function signature.

The call to createServerWindow now omits the null argument. Ensure that the updated function signature matches all usages throughout the codebase.

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Function signature is consistent with all usages

Based on the verification:

  1. The function createServerWindow is defined with three parameters:

    • serverWindow: Electron.BrowserWindow | null
    • filePath: string
    • preloadPath?: string (optional)
  2. All usages in the codebase match this signature:

    • In apps/server/src/index.ts: createServerWindow(serverWindow, pathWindow.ui, pathWindow.preloadPath)
    • In apps/server-api/src/index.ts: createServerWindow(serverWindow, pathWindow.ui, pathWindow.preloadPath)

The function calls correctly pass all required arguments in the expected order, and the signature is consistent across the codebase.

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apps/desktop-timer/src/index.ts (2)

58-59: Good addition of timeTrackerPage import.

This import centralizes URL handling, improving readability and maintainability.


274-274: Consider validating the generated URL.

Switching to timeTrackerPage is a neat improvement. Ensure that timeTrackerPage returns a valid URL for every environment (development, production, etc.) to avoid potential runtime errors.

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packages/desktop-lib/src/lib/desktop-menu.ts (4)

27-35: Consider refining types for better clarity.

Currently, knex and windowPath have type any. If possible, introducing stricter TypeScript types or interfaces for these parameters could reduce potential type errors and make the codebase more self-documenting.


217-219: Watch for performance overhead in handlePluginMenuUpdate.

Currently, the update routine rebuilds the entire menu if a deep comparison finds any difference. This is acceptable if plugins are few, but if the plugin array grows large, consider partial updates or more selective checks to optimize performance.

Also applies to: 220-233


265-281: Graceful window management in openPluginSettings.

Retrieving and showing the settings window via windowManager is straightforward. Consider handling potential edge cases (e.g., the window not being available) by falling back to a newly created window if needed.


283-287: Naive deepArrayEqual big-O complexity.

Using JSON.stringify for comparison works fine for small or moderately sized arrays. However, for larger data sets or potential cyclical references, you may want a more efficient or robust deep comparison method to avoid performance pitfalls.

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packages/desktop-lib/src/lib/desktop-menu.ts (5)

16-26: Excellent use of JSDoc for constructor parameters.

The enhanced documentation clarifies parameter usage, aiding maintainability and onboarding of new contributors.


36-37: Nullish coalescing usage looks good.

Falling back to false for isZoomEnabled with ?? ensures robust handling of undefined or null values.


191-205: Building the menu and refreshing windows.

Calling this.build() and sending 'refresh_menu' events to each window ensures the updated menu is properly displayed. No issues observed.


210-213: Plugin event listener is well integrated.

Registering a single listener on pluginEventManager to trigger the menu update is clean and straightforward. Good job centralizing the event logic.


242-263: Plugin menu generation is modular and extensible.

Dynamically assembling the plugin submenu from the pluginManager keeps the code DRY and consistent. No issues found.

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