Led integration between webview and python api #192
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| const svgElement = this.svgRef.current; |
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null check missing this.svgRef && this.svgRef.current
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I've typed svgRef as always defined since I create it in the same class before the component mounts
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| if (this.svgRef.current) { |
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null check missing this.svgRef
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same here, svgRef should always be defined
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| for (let j = 0; j < leds.length; j++) { | ||
| for (let i = 0; i < leds[0].length; i++) { | ||
| const ledElement = ledRefs[j][i].current; |
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I would do a null check for ledRefs here just to be sure
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| const setupLed = (ledElement: SVGRectElement, brightness: number) => { |
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nit: typo SVGReactElement, can you update all the instances
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SVGRectElement are referencing to tsx svg rect elements. For example,
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Is it worth typifying this?
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this interface links to the vscode api which has any type. The only place where we call this specific interface is in sendMessage (with generic typing in the following comment you made)
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Thanks for addressing the comment!
But now this part might not work as expected, right?
I would take the state updating logic and put it in this method (or in a function and call that function here).
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Thanks! I just abstracted out the state updating and made the process two function calls :).
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Awesome!
One more thing, now send_to_simulator and debug_show mutate the input parameters. It would be easier for a developer if they can use these functions without worrying about any unintended consequences.
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ok, tried to fix it in the last commit :)
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Almost perfect!
Now this check will always return true if state != previous_state:. Perhaps use state_copy instead of state?
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*nit*
I would change the name to updated_state from state_copy. Up to you!
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Looks good. Amazing work. 💯 |
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Python code is compiled and can send messages to typescript api then to the webview.
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npm run formatand passes the checks innpm run check