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windy-plugin: sync API #345

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@vicb vicb commented Feb 18, 2025

Summary by Sourcery

Enhancements:

  • The plugin now uses the broadcast API to listen for changes to favorites, instead of the favs API.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Enhanced the reliability of favorite updates for more consistent and seamless synchronization.

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The pull request replaces the favs.on('favsChanged', ...) event listener with broadcast.on('favChanged', ...) to listen for changes in favorites. This change involves updating the event listener used to detect changes in the user's favorite locations within the Windy plugin.

Sequence diagram for favChanged event

sequenceDiagram
  participant Windy
  participant SoundingPlugin

  Windy->>Windy: User interacts with favorites
  Windy->>Windy: Emits 'favChanged' event via broadcast
  Windy->>SoundingPlugin: broadcast.on('favChanged')
  SoundingPlugin->>SoundingPlugin: dispatch(pluginSlice.setFavorites(favs.getArray()))
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Replaced the favs.on('favsChanged', ...) event listener with broadcast.on('favChanged', ...) to listen for changes in favorites.
  • Removed the favsChangedEventId subscription.
  • Added a favChangedEventId subscription.
libs/windy-sounding/src/sounding.tsx

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The changes modify the event handling mechanism in the sounding.tsx file by shifting the source of favorite changes from favs to broadcast (referencing W.broadcast). This includes adding a new constant, updating the event listener for favorite changes from 'favsChanged' to 'favChanged', renaming the event ID variable accordingly, and revising the unsubscribe cleanup function.

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File Path Change Summary
libs/.../sounding.tsx - Added constant broadcast referencing W.broadcast
- Replaced event listener from favs.on('favsChanged', ...) to broadcast.on('favChanged', ...)
- Renamed event ID variable from favsChangedEventId to favChangedEventId
- Updated cleanup from favs.off(favsChangedEventId) to broadcast.off(favChangedEventId)

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sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Component
    participant B as Broadcast (W.broadcast)

    C->>B: Subscribe to "favChanged" events
    Note right of B: Listener registered
    B-->>C: Trigger "favChanged" event when fav updates occur
    Note left of C: Process event payload
    C->>B: Unsubscribe from "favChanged" on cleanup
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Hey @vicb - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

Overall Comments:

  • It looks like you're changing the event that triggers the setFavorites action - can you confirm that favChanged is the correct event to listen to?
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@@ -27,6 +27,7 @@ const { emitter: windyPicker } = W.picker;
const windyRootScope = W.rootScope;
const { singleclick } = W.singleclick;
const favs = W.userFavs;
const broadcast = W.broadcast;
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suggestion (code-quality): Prefer object destructuring when accessing and using properties. (use-object-destructuring)

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const broadcast = W.broadcast;
const {broadcast} = W;


ExplanationObject destructuring can often remove an unnecessary temporary reference, as well as making your code more succinct.

From the Airbnb Javascript Style Guide

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between ef88478 and bf82434.

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  • libs/windy-sounding/src/sounding.tsx (2 hunks)
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  • GitHub Check: build (20.x)
  • GitHub Check: Analyze (javascript)
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libs/windy-sounding/src/sounding.tsx (2)

30-30: LGTM!

The new constant follows the established pattern and is properly grouped with other Windy-related constants.


111-111: LGTM!

The subscription cleanup is properly updated to match the new event source and follows the established pattern.

Comment on lines +107 to 109
const favChangedEventId = broadcast.on('favChanged', () => {
dispatch(pluginSlice.setFavorites(favs.getArray()));
});
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Verify the event name change.

The event name has changed from 'favsChanged' to 'favChanged'. Please ensure this aligns with the Windy API's event naming convention.

Run this script to verify the event name in the Windy API:


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for other usages of 'favChanged' and 'favsChanged' events
# to confirm the correct event name

echo "Searching for 'favChanged' event usage:"
rg -A 2 "favChanged"

echo -e "\nSearching for 'favsChanged' event usage:"
rg -A 2 "favsChanged"

Length of output: 1055


Action Required: Ensure Consistent Event Naming Across the Codebase

The change to use the 'favChanged' event in libs/windy-sounding/src/sounding.tsx aligns with the updated naming convention as confirmed by its usage in libs/windy-sounding/types/client/d.ts.files/broadcast.d.ts. However, the older event name 'favsChanged' is still present in libs/windy-sounding/types/client/userFavs.d.ts. Please verify if the Windy API has fully embraced the new event name and update the legacy references accordingly to maintain consistency.

  • File Reference:
    • libs/windy-sounding/src/sounding.tsx – Uses 'favChanged'.
    • libs/windy-sounding/types/client/d.ts.files/broadcast.d.ts – Declares event as 'favChanged'.
    • libs/windy-sounding/types/client/userFavs.d.ts – Still declares event as 'favsChanged'.

@vicb vicb merged commit 6ff4de6 into master Feb 20, 2025
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@vicb vicb deleted the windy-API branch February 20, 2025 06:48
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