2.0.10 - Section Box Fix #251
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src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/sectionBox/sectionBox.ts (1)
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135-154: Overall: Improved state management and visual consistencyThe changes in both the
interactiveandvisiblesetters enhance the reliability and consistency of theSectionBoxclass. They ensure that visual updates are reflected immediately and that state change notifications are sent at the appropriate time.While these changes are beneficial, they do introduce more frequent calls to
this.renderer.needsUpdate = true. In most cases, this shouldn't cause performance issues, but if you notice any rendering performance degradation in high-frequency update scenarios, you might consider implementing a debounce mechanism for renderer updates.If you do encounter performance issues, consider the following optimization:
- Implement a debounce mechanism for renderer updates:
private debounceRenderUpdate() { if (this.renderUpdateTimeout) { clearTimeout(this.renderUpdateTimeout); } this.renderUpdateTimeout = setTimeout(() => { this.renderer.needsUpdate = true; this.renderUpdateTimeout = null; }, 16); // Adjust the delay as needed (e.g., 16ms for 60fps) }
- Replace direct calls to
this.renderer.needsUpdate = truewiththis.debounceRenderUpdate().This optimization would help in scenarios where multiple property changes occur in rapid succession, reducing the number of render updates while still ensuring visual consistency.
src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/sectionBox/sectionBoxInputs.ts (3)
63-65: LGTM: Improved cleanup in unregister methodThe additions to the
unregistermethod are valuable improvements:
- Resetting
ctrlDownandmouseDownensures a clean state for future interactions.- Releasing the pointer capture is crucial for proper event handling.
These changes enhance the robustness of the input handling system.
Consider adding a null check before accessing
this.lastMouse.pointerIdto handle cases wherelastMousemight not be set:if (this.lastMouse) { this.viewer.viewport.canvas.releasePointerCapture(this.lastMouse.pointerId); }
126-126: LGTM: Enhanced pointer handling in onMouseDownThe changes in the
onMouseDownmethod are well-implemented:
- Updating the
eventparameter type toPointerEventimproves type safety and consistency.- Adding
setPointerCaptureensures that all subsequent pointer events are captured by the element, which is crucial for maintaining proper input control during drag operations.These modifications significantly improve the input handling capabilities of the component.
Consider adding error handling for
setPointerCapture. While rare, it can throw an error if the pointerId is invalid:try { this.viewer.viewport.canvas.setPointerCapture(event.pointerId); } catch (error) { console.warn('Failed to set pointer capture:', error); }Also applies to: 133-133
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1-203: Overall: Significant improvements in input handling and type safetyThe changes in this file represent a substantial enhancement to the
BoxInputsclass:
- Consistent update from mouse events to pointer events, improving cross-device compatibility.
- Improved type safety throughout the file, reducing the likelihood of runtime errors.
- Proper management of pointer capture, ensuring more reliable drag operations.
These modifications collectively result in a more robust and reliable input handling system for the section box functionality.
To further improve the code:
- Consider implementing a more robust error handling strategy, particularly for pointer capture operations.
- Evaluate the possibility of extracting some of the pointer event logic into a separate utility class or hook, which could be reused across different components that require similar functionality.
- Consider adding unit tests to verify the behavior of these event handlers, especially around the pointer capture logic.
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src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/sectionBox/sectionBox.ts (2)
135-135: Approved: Renderer update ensures immediate visual feedbackThe addition of
this.renderer.needsUpdate = trueis a good practice. It ensures that any visual changes resulting from theinteractivestate change are immediately reflected in the renderer. This improves the responsiveness of the UI and maintains consistency between the internal state and the visual representation.
154-154: Approved: Improved event dispatch timingMoving
this._onStateChanged.dispatch()to the end of the setter is a good improvement. This ensures that all visibility-related state changes (including updating the renderer) are completed before notifying listeners of the state change. This approach maintains a consistent order of operations and reduces the risk of race conditions, as listeners will always receive the fully updated state.src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/sectionBox/sectionBoxInputs.ts (3)
25-25: LGTM: Updating lastMouse type to PointerEventThe change from
MouseEventtoPointerEventfor thelastMouseproperty is a good improvement. This update aligns with the modern web standards and provides better support for various input devices.
78-78: LGTM: Improved type safety in onMouseMoveChanging the
eventparameter type fromanytoPointerEventin theonMouseMovemethod is a good improvement. This change enhances type safety and maintains consistency with the earlier updates to use pointer events.
111-112: LGTM: Improved event handling in onMouseUpThe changes in the
onMouseUpmethod are well-implemented:
- Updating the
eventparameter type toPointerEventimproves type safety and consistency.- Adding
releasePointerCaptureensures proper cleanup of the pointer events, which is crucial for maintaining correct input state.These modifications enhance the robustness of the input handling system.
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src/main.ts (1)
37-39: Enhance user experience with UI progress feedbackLogging download progress to the console is not visible to end users. Consider displaying the download progress within the application's UI, such as a progress bar or loading indicator, to improve user experience.
src/vim-loader/progressive/open.ts (1)
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33-41: Update JSDoc comments to match the updated function signature and return type.The JSDoc comments for the
openfunction are outdated. Thesourceparameter type has changed toBFastSource | BFast, and the return type is nowPromise<Vim>instead ofPromise<void>. Please update the JSDoc comments accordingly.Here is the suggested change:
/** - * Asynchronously opens a vim object from a given source with the provided settings. - * @param {string | ArrayBuffer} source - The source of the vim object, either a string or an ArrayBuffer. + * Asynchronously opens a Vim object from a given source with the provided settings. + * @param {BFastSource | BFast} source - The source of the Vim object, either a `BFastSource` or a `BFast` instance. * @param {VimPartialSettings} settings - The settings to configure the behavior of the Vim object. * @param {(p: IProgressLogs) => void} [onProgress] - Optional callback function to track progress logs. - * @returns {Promise<void>} A Promise that resolves when the vim object is successfully opened. + * @returns {Promise<Vim>} A Promise that resolves to a `Vim` instance when successfully opened. */
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package.json (2)
60-60: Review the significant vim-format version upgrade.The vim-format dependency has been upgraded from
1.0.6to1.0.12-d, which:
- Spans multiple versions (6 minor versions)
- Uses a non-standard
-dsuffixPlease verify:
- If this significant version jump is necessary for the section box fix
- If the
-dsuffix version is stable enough for production use- If there are any breaking changes in the intermediate versions
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src/main.ts (1)
1-1: Import statement updated correctlyThe addition of
requestin the import statement aligns with the new data fetching method.
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Ensure consistent types between request function and VimRequest constructor.
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src/utils/requestResult.ts (2)
34-34: Add documentation for the RequestResult type.The type alias provides good type safety through discriminated union, but would benefit from documentation and usage examples.
+/** + * Represents the result of an asynchronous request that may succeed or fail. + * @example + * ```typescript + * async function fetchData(): Promise<RequestResult<Data>> { + * try { + * const data = await getData(); + * return new SuccessResult(data); + * } catch (error) { + * return new ErrorResult(error.message); + * } + * } + * ``` + */ export type RequestResult<T> = SuccessResult<T> | ErrorResult
1-34: Consider architectural improvements for better maintainability.The Result pattern implementation is good, but consider these architectural improvements:
- Define a common interface for both result types
- Add utility functions for working with results (map, flatMap, fold)
/** Common interface for all result types */ interface IResult<T> { isSuccess(): boolean; isError(): boolean; fold<U>(onSuccess: (value: T) => U, onError: (error: string) => U): U; } /** Utility functions for working with results */ export const Result = { map: <T, U>(result: RequestResult<T>, fn: (value: T) => U): RequestResult<U> => { return result.isSuccess() ? new SuccessResult(fn(result.result)) : result; }, // Add more utility functions as needed };src/vim-loader/progressive/open.ts (4)
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29-34: Update JSDoc to reflect new parameter type.The documentation still references the old type
string | ArrayBufferinstead of the newVimSource | BFasttype./** * Asynchronously opens a vim object from a given source with the provided settings. - * @param {string | ArrayBuffer} source - The source of the vim object, either a string or an ArrayBuffer. + * @param {VimSource | BFast} source - The source of the vim object, either a VimSource or a BFast instance. * @param {VimPartialSettings} settings - The settings to configure the behavior of the vim object. * @param {(p: IProgressLogs) => void} [onProgress] - Optional callback function to track progress logs. * @returns {Promise<void>} A Promise that resolves when the vim object is successfully opened. */
64-74: Enhance error message for file type determination failure.The current error message could be more helpful by including the attempted methods that failed.
- throw new Error('Cannot determine file type from header.') + throw new Error('Cannot determine file type: URL extension check and header inspection both failed.')
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81-110: Add error handling for remote operations.The function should handle potential network failures and invalid data scenarios when working with remote resources.
Consider wrapping critical remote operations in try-catch blocks:
async function loadFromVimX ( bfast: BFast, settings: VimSettings, onProgress: (p: IProgressLogs) => void ) { + try { // Fetch geometry data const remoteVimx = new RemoteVimx(bfast) if (remoteVimx.bfast.source instanceof RemoteBuffer) { remoteVimx.bfast.source.onProgress = onProgress } const vimx = await Vimx.fromRemote(remoteVimx, !settings.progressive) // ... rest of the function return vim + } catch (error) { + throw new Error(`Failed to load VIMX file: ${error.message}`) + } finally { if (remoteVimx?.bfast.source instanceof RemoteBuffer) { remoteVimx.bfast.source.onProgress = undefined } + } }
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125-162: Add error handling and improve logging configuration.Similar to
loadFromVimX, this function needs error handling. Additionally, consider extracting the verbose logging flag to a constant.
- Add error handling:
async function loadFromVim ( bfast: BFast, settings: VimSettings, onProgress?: (p: IProgressLogs) => void ) { + try { const fullSettings = getFullSettings(settings) // ... rest of the function return vim + } catch (error) { + throw new Error(`Failed to load VIM file: ${error.message}`) + } finally { if (bfast.source instanceof RemoteBuffer) { bfast.source.onProgress = undefined } + } }
- Extract verbose logging flag:
+const ENABLE_VERBOSE_HTTP = true + async function loadFromVim ( // ... parameters ) { if (bfast.source instanceof RemoteBuffer) { bfast.source.onProgress = onProgress - if (settings.verboseHttp) { + if (settings.verboseHttp && ENABLE_VERBOSE_HTTP) { bfast.source.logs = new DefaultLog() } }src/vim-loader/progressive/g3dSubset.ts (1)
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276-277: Consider implementing 'tag' and 'group' filter modes.The error message indicates that 'tag' and 'group' filter modes are not implemented. Since these modes are part of the type definition, consider implementing them to provide complete functionality.
Would you like me to help implement these filter modes or create an issue to track this enhancement?
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src/utils/deferredPromise.ts (2)
14-14: Clarify the necessity of calling the executor within the super constructorThe comment suggests that
return executor(resolve, reject)is essential, but it's not clear why. Ensure that the reasoning is documented for future maintainability. If the executor function is necessary for initializing the promise, consider explaining its purpose in the comment.For example:
- return executor(resolve, reject) // Promise magic: this line is unexplicably essential + // Necessary to execute the provided executor function with resolve and reject + return executor(resolve, reject)
21-21: Be cautious when manipulating stack traces for cross-platform compatibilityModifying stack traces by parsing and joining strings can be fragile and may not work consistently across different JavaScript engines or environments. Stack trace formats can vary, which might lead to inconsistent or misleading information. Consider using structured error handling or logging mechanisms that are more reliable.
src/vim-loader/progressive/vimRequest.ts (1)
74-77: Ensure Consistent Error Handling ingetResult()MethodIn the
getResult()method,this._erroris of typeany. For consistent error handling, it's advisable to ensure thatthis._erroris an instance ofError.Consider wrapping non-
Errorexceptions in anErrorobject.
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src/index.ts (2)
5-5: LGTM! Export of VimSource type.The addition of VimSource export alongside IProgressLogs is well-placed and supports the type requirements of the open function.
7-7: Verify the usage of new vimRequest exports.The addition of the vimRequest module export looks good, but let's verify its integration with other components.
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src/index.ts)- The
requestfunction internally uses theVimRequestclass as expectedThe integration appears to be correct and functional.
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src/vim-loader/progressive/open.ts (3)
21-22: LGTM: Import additions are appropriate.The new imports for
G3dMaterialandVimSourcealign with the type system changes in this file.
36-42: LGTM: Type conversion logic is robust.The implementation properly handles both
BFastinstances and other source types through the constructor.
56-61: LGTM: File type determination logic is sound.The function maintains a clear priority order:
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requestFileTypesrc/vim-loader/progressive/g3dSubset.ts (2)
5-5: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to use
FilterModefrom 'vim-format', aligning with the type system changes.
264-264: Verify compatibility with existing filter mode values.The parameter type change from
FilterModeNexttoFilterModecould impact existing code. Please ensure all previously supported filter modes are still valid.Let's verify the usage and compatibility:
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The FilterMode type change is safe and maintains compatibility
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FilterModeis imported from 'vim-format' package and used consistently across the codebase- The type is used in the same way in both filter and except methods of
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_filtermethod handles undefined cases gracefully- No evidence of breaking changes or incompatible usage patterns was found
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Consider enhancing error handling capabilities.
While the implementation is solid, consider these improvements:
- Making the error property readonly
- Extending Error class or including stack traces for better debugging
- Adding JSDoc documentation
- Consider using a more specific error type than string
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The implementation is good, but could be improved with:
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- Adding JSDoc documentation for better IDE support and code clarity
+/** Represents a successful result containing a value of type T */
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+ readonly result: T
constructor (result: T) {
this.result = result
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The API endpoint URL should not be hardcoded in the source code. This makes it difficult to switch between environments (dev/staging/prod) and maintain the code.
- url: 'https://saas-api-dev.vimaec.com/api/public/8A12977A-E69B-42DC-D05B-08DCE88D23C7/2024.10.11',
+ url: process.env.VIM_API_ENDPOINT,Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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Ensure proper cleanup on error
When an error occurs, the viewer and associated resources should be properly cleaned up to prevent memory leaks and ensure the UI is in a consistent state.
if (result.isError()) {
console.error(result.error)
+ viewer.gizmos.loading.visible = false
+ viewer.clear() // Clean up any partial loaded data
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Avoid using non-null assertions to prevent potential runtime errors
The use of the non-null assertion operator ! on resolver and rejector can mask potential undefined values, which may lead to runtime errors if they are not properly initialized. To ensure type safety and avoid possible issues, consider initializing them appropriately or adding type checks.
Refactored code as per the previous suggestion addresses this issue by initializing resolve and reject within the constructor without the need for non-null assertions.
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Avoid subclassing Promise to prevent unexpected behavior
Subclassing the native Promise class can lead to unexpected behavior due to its internal implementation and how promises handle their state and execution context. It's generally recommended to avoid extending Promise directly. Instead, consider creating a separate class that encapsulates a Promise and exposes the resolve and reject methods.
You can refactor the code as follows:
-export class DeferredPromise<T> extends Promise<T> {
- resolve: (value: T | PromiseLike<T>) => void
- reject: (reason: T | Error) => void
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- let resolver: (value: T | PromiseLike<T>) => void
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- resolver = resolve
- rejector = reject
- return executor(resolve, reject) // Promise magic: this line is unexplicably essential
- })
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- rejectWithError (error: Error) {
- error.stack = [error.stack?.split('\n')[0], this.initialCallStack].join('\n')
- this.reject(error)
- }
-}
+export class DeferredPromise<T> {
+ public promise: Promise<T>
+ public resolve: (value: T | PromiseLike<T>) => void
+ public reject: (reason: T | Error) => void
+ public initialCallStack: Error['stack']
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+ this.initialCallStack = new Error().stack?.split('\n').slice(2).join('\n')
+ this.promise = new Promise<T>((resolve, reject) => {
+ this.resolve = resolve
+ this.reject = reject
+ if (executor) {
+ executor(resolve, reject)
+ }
+ })
+ }
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Type Mismatch: Passing RequestOptions Instead of VimSource to VimRequest Constructor
In the request function, you are passing options: RequestOptions directly to the VimRequest constructor, which expects a VimSource. This will result in a type error because RequestOptions and VimSource are different types.
Consider modifying the VimRequest constructor to accept RequestOptions and internally create a VimSource, or convert options to a VimSource before passing it to the constructor.
To fix the issue, you can adjust the request function to create a VimSource:
export function request (options: RequestOptions, settings?: VimPartialSettings) {
+ const source = new VimSource(options.url, options.buffer, options.headers)
- return new VimRequest(options, settings)
+ return new VimRequest(source, settings)
}Alternatively, modify the VimRequest constructor to accept RequestOptions:
export class VimRequest {
private _source: VimSource
private _settings: VimPartialSettings
private _bfast: BFast
// ...
- constructor (source: VimSource, settings: VimPartialSettings) {
+ constructor (options: RequestOptions, settings: VimPartialSettings) {
+ this._source = new VimSource(options.url, options.buffer, options.headers)
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Prevent Potential Null Reference in abort() Method
In the abort() method, this._bfast might not be initialized if abort() is called before startRequest() has assigned it. This could lead to a runtime error if this._bfast is undefined.
Add a check to ensure this._bfast is defined before calling this._bfast.abort().
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src/vim-loader/progressive/vimRequest.ts (1)
15-19: Add JSDoc documentation for the RequestSource type.Consider adding documentation to explain the purpose and usage of each optional property in the RequestSource type.
+/** + * Represents the source configuration for a VIM request. + * @property {string} [url] - The URL to fetch the VIM file from. + * @property {ArrayBuffer} [buffer] - The VIM file data as an ArrayBuffer. + * @property {Record<string, string>} [headers] - Optional HTTP headers for the request. + */ export type RequestSource = { url?: string, buffer?: ArrayBuffer, headers?: Record<string, string>, }src/vim-loader/progressive/open.ts (3)
30-30: Update JSDoc to match the actual parameter type.The JSDoc indicates
{string | BFast}but the actual parameter type isVimSource | BFast.- * @param {string | BFast} source - The source of the vim object, either a string or a BFast. + * @param {VimSource | BFast} source - The source of the vim object, either a VimSource or a BFast instance.
64-74: Enhance error message with attempted methods.The error message could be more helpful by indicating which methods were attempted.
- throw new Error('Cannot determine file type from header.') + throw new Error('Cannot determine file type: URL extension check and header inspection both failed.')
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132-136: Consider extracting progress tracking cleanup logic.The progress tracking cleanup logic is duplicated. Consider extracting it to a helper function for better maintainability.
function cleanupProgressTracking(bfast: BFast): void { if (bfast.source instanceof RemoteBuffer) { bfast.source.onProgress = undefined; } }Then use it in both functions:
- if (bfast.source instanceof RemoteBuffer) { - bfast.source.onProgress = undefined; - } + cleanupProgressTracking(bfast);Also applies to: 166-168
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src/vim-loader/progressive/vimRequest.ts (3)
27-29:⚠️ Potential issueFix type mismatch between RequestSource and VimSource.
The constructor expects a VimSource but receives a RequestSource. This type mismatch needs to be addressed.
export function request (options: RequestSource, settings? : VimPartialSettings) { - return new VimRequest(options, settings) + const source = new VimSource(options.url, options.buffer, options.headers) + return new VimRequest(source, settings) }
98-102:⚠️ Potential issueAdd null check in abort() method.
The _bfast property might be undefined if abort() is called before startRequest() completes.
abort () { - this._bfast.abort() + if (this._bfast) { + this._bfast.abort() + } this._error = 'Request aborted' this.end() }
92-96: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider adding timeout to getProgress generator.
The infinite loop in getProgress could potentially run indefinitely if _isDone is never set to true.
async * getProgress (): AsyncGenerator<IProgressLogs, void, void> { + const timeout = 30000; // 30 seconds timeout + const startTime = Date.now(); while (!this._isDone) { + if (Date.now() - startTime > timeout) { + throw new Error('Progress tracking timed out'); + } yield await this._progressPromise } }src/vim-loader/progressive/open.ts (1)
56-61: LGTM! Type safety improvement.The function signature change to accept
BFastimproves type safety while maintaining the original behavior.
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Improve error handling in startRequest().
The catch block could provide more detailed error information and proper error typing.
- } catch (err: any) {
- this._error = err
- console.error('Error loading VIM:', err)
+ } catch (err) {
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Consider separating request initialization from construction.
Starting the request in the constructor limits flexibility and testability. Consider providing a separate method to start the request.
constructor (source: VimSource, settings: VimPartialSettings) {
this._source = source
this._settings = settings
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- this.startRequest()
}
+/**
+ * Starts the request to load the VIM object.
+ * @returns {Promise<void>} A promise that resolves when the request is started.
+ */
+async start(): Promise<void> {
+ return this.startRequest()
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| this._source = source | |
| this._settings = settings | |
| this.startRequest() | |
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| constructor (source: VimSource, settings: VimPartialSettings) { | |
| this._source = source | |
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| * Starts the request to load the VIM object. | |
| * @returns {Promise<void>} A promise that resolves when the request is started. | |
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Consider extracting duplicated source URL logic.
The source URL extraction logic is duplicated in both loadFromVimX and loadFromVim. Consider extracting it to a helper function.
function getSourceUrl(bfast: BFast): string | undefined {
return typeof bfast.source === 'string' ? bfast.source : undefined;
}Then use it in both functions:
- typeof bfast.source === 'string' ? bfast.source : undefined,
+ getSourceUrl(bfast),Also applies to: 162-162
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src/utils/requestResult.ts (1)
34-34: Add comprehensive documentation for RequestResult type.Consider adding detailed JSDoc documentation:
+/** + * Represents the result of an asynchronous request operation. + * + * @template T The type of the successful result value + * + * @example + * ```typescript + * async function fetchData(): Promise<RequestResult<Data>> { + * try { + * const data = await api.getData(); + * return new SuccessResult(data); + * } catch (error) { + * return new ErrorResult(error.message); + * } + * } + * ``` + */ export type RequestResult<T> = SuccessResult<T> | ErrorResultpackage.json (1)
3-3: Document version bump rationale.The version has been bumped to 2.0.10-dev.15 but the PR description lacks context about the changes. Consider updating the PR description to document:
- The nature of changes (section box fix)
- Why a development version is needed
- Testing status of the changes
src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/sectionBox/sectionBox.ts (1)
154-154: LGTM! Consider consolidating renderer update logic.The addition of
this.renderer.needsUpdate = trueensures proper visual updates when visibility changes. This pattern is now consistently applied in both visibility and interactivity changes.Consider extracting the state change and renderer update logic into a private method to ensure consistency and reduce duplication:
private updateStateAndNotify(stateUpdate: () => void) { stateUpdate(); this.renderer.needsUpdate = true; this._onStateChanged.dispatch(); }Then you could use it in both setters:
set interactive(value: boolean) { if (value === this._interactive) return; this.updateStateAndNotify(() => { if (!this._interactive && value) this._inputs.register(); if (this._interactive && !value) this._inputs.unregister(); this._interactive = value; this._highlight.visible = false; }); } set visible(value: boolean) { if (value === this._visible) return; this.updateStateAndNotify(() => { this._visible = value; this._cube.visible = value; this._outline.visible = value; this._highlight.visible = value; if (value) this.update(); }); }src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/sectionBox/sectionBoxInputs.ts (2)
63-73: Consider adding error handling for pointer capture operations.The pointer capture implementation is well-structured, but it could benefit from error handling for cases where setPointerCapture/releasePointerCapture might fail.
Consider wrapping the pointer capture operations in try-catch blocks:
capturePointer (pointerId: number) { this.releasePointer() - this.viewer.viewport.canvas.setPointerCapture(pointerId) - this.capturedId = pointerId + try { + this.viewer.viewport.canvas.setPointerCapture(pointerId) + this.capturedId = pointerId + } catch (error) { + console.warn('Failed to capture pointer:', error) + } }
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161-161: Update event parameter type in onDrag method.The
onDragmethod uses theanytype for its event parameter, which should be updated toPointerEventfor consistency.- onDrag (event: any) { + onDrag (event: PointerEvent) {src/utils/deferredPromise.ts (1)
14-14: Provide a clear explanation for the necessity of the executor callThe line
return executor(resolve, reject)is commented as "Promise magic: this line is inexplicably essential", which suggests uncertainty about its purpose. For maintainability and clarity, please provide a detailed explanation of why this line is necessary. If the executor function doesn't contribute additional functionality, consider removing it to simplify the code.src/main.ts (1)
29-31: Consider using a logging library instead ofconsole.logUsing a logging library can provide better control over log levels, output formatting, and allows for easier debugging and maintenance.
src/vim-loader/progressive/open.ts (4)
30-30: Update JSDoc parameter type to reflect new source typeThe
@paramannotation forsourceshould be updated toVimSource | BFastto match the function signature.Apply this diff to fix the JSDoc:
- * @param {string | BFast} source - The source of the vim object, either a string or a BFast. + * @param {VimSource | BFast} source - The source of the vim object, either a VimSource or a BFast.
42-42: Avoid using non-null assertion operator!unnecessarilySince
determineFileTypealways returns a string or throws an error, the non-null assertion operator!is unnecessary.Apply this diff to remove the unnecessary
!:- const type = await determineFileType(bfast, fullSettings)! + const type = await determineFileType(bfast, fullSettings)
78-79: Enhance function documentation forloadFromVimXConsider adding parameter and return type descriptions to the function's JSDoc for improved clarity.
Suggested addition:
/** * Loads a Vimx file from source + * @param {BFast} bfast - The BFast instance representing the source + * @param {VimSettings} settings - Configuration settings for loading the Vimx file + * @param {(p: IProgressLogs) => void} onProgress - Callback function for progress updates + * @returns {Promise<Vim>} - A promise that resolves to a Vim instance */
81-81: Ensure consistent optionality ofonProgressparameterIn
loadFromVimX,onProgressis required, whereas inopenandloadFromVim, it is optional. Consider makingonProgressoptional inloadFromVimXfor consistency.Apply this diff to make
onProgressoptional:-async function loadFromVimX ( - bfast: BFast, - settings: VimSettings, - onProgress: (p: IProgressLogs) => void +) async function loadFromVimX ( + bfast: BFast, + settings: VimSettings, + onProgress?: (p: IProgressLogs) => void ) {And update the usage accordingly:
if (remoteVimx.bfast.source instanceof RemoteBuffer) { - remoteVimx.bfast.source.onProgress = onProgress + if (onProgress) { + remoteVimx.bfast.source.onProgress = onProgress + } }
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src/utils/requestResult.ts (2)
2-16: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionEnhance type safety and documentation of SuccessResult.
The previous review comment about making the result property readonly and adding JSDoc documentation is still valid. Additionally:
Consider adding result validation in the constructor:
export class SuccessResult<T> { - result: T + readonly result: T constructor (result: T) { + if (result === undefined || result === null) { + throw new Error('Result cannot be undefined or null') + } this.result = result }
18-32: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionStrengthen error handling and validation.
The previous review comment about making the error property readonly and extending the Error class is still valid.
Consider adding error validation and categorization:
-export class ErrorResult { +export enum ErrorCode { + VALIDATION = 'VALIDATION', + NETWORK = 'NETWORK', + UNKNOWN = 'UNKNOWN' +} + +export class ErrorResult extends Error { readonly error: string + readonly code: ErrorCode - constructor (error: string) { + constructor(error: string, code: ErrorCode = ErrorCode.UNKNOWN) { + super(error) + if (!error || error.trim().length === 0) { + throw new Error('Error message cannot be empty') + } this.error = error + this.code = code + Object.setPrototypeOf(this, ErrorResult.prototype) }src/index.ts (2)
3-3: LGTM! Good abstraction with VimSource type alias.The introduction of
VimSourcetype alias provides a clean abstraction overBFastSource, which will make it easier to modify the underlying type implementation in the future if needed.Also applies to: 6-6
9-9: LGTM! Export follows established pattern.The new export for vimRequest follows the established pattern of progressive loader exports and is positioned logically with related exports.
package.json (1)
60-60: Verify the stability of vim-format alpha version.The dependency update from stable version 1.0.6 to alpha version 1.0.13-a might introduce instability. Please ensure that this alpha version has been thoroughly tested with your changes.
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The vim-format alpha version update appears safe to proceed with.
Based on the codebase analysis:
- The dependency is used for core type definitions and interfaces (VimDocument, G3d, VimHeader, etc.)
- These types are used consistently across the codebase in a well-structured manner
- The update from 1.0.6 to 1.0.13-a maintains the same major version (1.x)
- The implementation shows proper type safety and error handling around the vim-format interfaces
The alpha version risk is mitigated by:
- Consistent type usage across the codebase
- No deprecated or breaking changes detected
- Maintaining same major version compatibility
- Well-structured integration points
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src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/sectionBox/sectionBox.ts (1)
135-135: LGTM! Important fix for renderer updates.The addition of
this.renderer.needsUpdate = trueensures that visual changes are properly reflected when the interactivity state changes. This is crucial for maintaining visual consistency.src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/sectionBox/sectionBoxInputs.ts (2)
25-27: LGTM! Good improvement in input device support.The switch from MouseEvent to PointerEvent is a positive change as it provides better support for various input devices (mouse, touch, pen) through a unified API. The addition of
capturedIdproperly tracks pointer capture state.
76-79: LGTM! Proper cleanup sequence.The unregister method now properly cleans up all state, including pointer capture, before unregistering events.
src/vim-loader/progressive/g3dSubset.ts (2)
5-5: LGTM: Import update aligns with package upgrade.The change from
FilterModeNexttoFilterModetype is consistent with the vim-format package upgrade (1.0.6 → 1.0.13-a).
264-264: Verify type compatibility across filter operations.The parameter type change from
FilterModeNexttoFilterModelooks correct. However, let's verify that all filter operations remain compatible with the updated type.src/main.ts (2)
19-24: Previous comments still applicable regarding hardcoded API key and URLThe issues raised in previous review comments regarding hardcoded API keys and API endpoint URLs are still present in these lines.
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35-38:⚠️ Potential issueEnsure proper cleanup on error
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viewer.gizmos.loading.visibleis now set tofalsebefore the error check, consider callingviewer.clear()to clean up any partially loaded data. This prevents potential memory leaks and keeps the UI in a consistent state.Apply this diff to address the cleanup:
if (result.isError()) { console.error(result.error) + viewer.clear() // Clean up any partially loaded data return }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
src/vim-loader/progressive/vimRequest.ts (3)
28-30: Type Mismatch: PassingRequestSourceInstead ofVimSourcetoVimRequestConstructorIn the
requestfunction, you are passingoptions: RequestSourcedirectly to theVimRequestconstructor, which expects aVimSource. This may lead to a type error becauseRequestSourceandVimSourceare different types.
99-103: Prevent Potential Null Reference inabort()Method
this._bfastmight not be initialized ifabort()is called beforestartRequest()has assigned it. This could lead to a runtime error ifthis._bfastisundefined.
50-55: Consider Separating Request Initialization from ConstructorStarting the request in the constructor limits flexibility and testability. Consider providing a separate method to start the request.
src/vim-loader/progressive/open.ts (1)
12-12: LGTM!The import of
VimSourcealigns with the updated source handling.
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Preserve the full error stack trace when appending the initial call stack
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| if (bfast.url.endsWith('vimx')) return 'vimx' |
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The current endsWith checks may fail if bfast.url includes query parameters or has uppercase extensions. Consider parsing the URL and performing a case-insensitive comparison to reliably determine the file type.
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async function requestFileType (bfast: BFast) {
if (bfast.url) {
- if (bfast.url.endsWith('vim')) return 'vim'
- if (bfast.url.endsWith('vimx')) return 'vimx'
+ const url = new URL(bfast.url)
+ const pathname = url.pathname.toLowerCase()
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Thanks for the submission @vim-sroberge , I have a few important changes to suggest regarding hard-coded URLs and the access token in main.ts. Also, at a glance some of the coderabbit suggestions sound good.
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| url: 'https://saas-api-dev.vimaec.com/api/public/8A12977A-E69B-42DC-D05B-08DCE88D23C7/2024.10.11', |
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| Authorization: 'yJSkyCvwpksvnajChA64ofKQS2KnB24ADHENUYKYTZFZc4SzcWa5WPwJNzTvrsZ8sv8SL8R69c92TUThFkLi1YsvpGxnZFExWs5mbQisuWyhBPAXosSEUhPXyUaXHHBJ' |
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src/main.ts (1)
26-28: Improve progress formattingThe progress logging could be more user-friendly with better formatting and units.
- console.log(`Downloading Vim (${(progress.loaded / 1000).toFixed(0)} kb)`) + console.log(`Downloading Vim: ${(progress.loaded / (1024 * 1024)).toFixed(2)} MB`)src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/sectionBox/sectionBoxInputs.ts (2)
63-74: Add error handling for pointer capture operations.While the pointer capture implementation is good, consider adding try-catch blocks to handle potential errors during capture/release operations, especially in environments where pointer capture might not be supported.
capturePointer (pointerId: number) { this.releasePointer() - this.viewer.viewport.canvas.setPointerCapture(pointerId) - this.capturedId = pointerId + try { + this.viewer.viewport.canvas.setPointerCapture(pointerId) + this.capturedId = pointerId + } catch (error) { + console.warn('Pointer capture not supported:', error) + } }
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164-164: Update onDrag parameter type.The onDrag method still uses the 'any' type for its event parameter. For consistency with other event handlers, update it to use PointerEvent.
- onDrag (event: any) { + onDrag (event: PointerEvent) {
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src/utils/deferredPromise.ts (3)
1-5: Avoid subclassing Promise to prevent unexpected behaviorThe previous review comment about avoiding Promise subclassing is still valid. This implementation could lead to unexpected behavior due to Promise's internal mechanics.
Additionally, the public properties
resolveandrejectshould be properly typed with explicit initialization to avoid potential runtime issues.
24-28: Improve error stack trace handlingThe current implementation discards valuable stack trace information. The previous review comment about preserving the full error stack trace is still valid.
Consider adding error categorization to help with debugging:
interface DeferredError extends Error { readonly isDeferredError: true; readonly originalStack?: string; }This would allow consumers to distinguish between errors from
DeferredPromiseand other sources.
7-22:⚠️ Potential issueMultiple implementation concerns in constructor
- The non-null assertions on
resolverandrejectorare still present and could lead to runtime errors.- The comment contains a typo: "unexplicably" should be "inexplicably".
The constructor also has a potential memory leak risk. The
Error().stackcapture should be wrapped in a try-catch block as it might not be available in all environments:- this.initialCallStack = Error().stack?.split('\n').slice(2).join('\n') + try { + this.initialCallStack = Error().stack?.split('\n').slice(2).join('\n') + } catch { + this.initialCallStack = '<stack trace unavailable>' + }src/main.ts (3)
32-35: Enhance error handling and cleanupThe error handling could be improved with proper cleanup and user feedback.
This issue was previously identified and the suggested fix is still applicable. Ensure proper cleanup on error by implementing the viewer cleanup as suggested in the previous review.
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50-74: LGTM: File input handling implementationThe file input handling implementation is well-structured with proper cleanup and error handling.
12-12: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionMove default URL to configuration
The hardcoded URL
'https://vim02.azureedge.net/samples/residence.v1.2.75.vim'should be moved to a configuration file or environment variable for better maintainability and flexibility across different environments.-load(url ?? 'https://vim02.azureedge.net/samples/residence.v1.2.75.vim') +load(url ?? process.env.VIM_DEFAULT_SAMPLE_URL)Likely invalid or redundant comment.
src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/sectionBox/sectionBoxInputs.ts (2)
25-27: Initialize lastMouse or add null check.The previous review comment about potential undefined access to
lastMouseis still valid. Consider initializing it in the constructor or making it optional with proper null checks.
76-79: LGTM! Good cleanup implementation.The updated unregister method properly cleans up all state and releases pointer capture before unregistering events.
src/vim-loader/progressive/open.ts (4)
110-111: Check for existence ofbfast.urlbefore using itIn the constructor for
Vim, you're passingbfast.url, but there might be cases wherebfast.urlisundefined. Ensure that theurlparameter acceptsundefinedor provide a fallback value.Verify if
Vimconstructor handlesundefinedURLs appropriately. If necessary, update the constructor or provide a default value.
148-149: Handle potentialundefinedvalues when requesting the headerWhen calling
await requestHeader(bfast), if the header cannot be retrieved, it might cause an error. Ensure proper error handling is in place.Verify that
requestHeaderhandles errors gracefully and thatheaderwill contain the expected data. If not, consider adding error handling or default values.
162-163: Use optional chaining or null checks forbfast.urlSimilar to previous comments, when passing
bfast.urlto theVimconstructor, ensure thatbfast.urlis defined or handle the case where it might beundefined.Check the
Vimconstructor to confirm it can handleundefinedURLs, or provide a default value.
64-69: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionImprove file type detection logic to handle query parameters and case sensitivity
The current
endsWithchecks may fail ifbfast.urlincludes query parameters (e.g.,file.vim?version=1) or has uppercase extensions (e.g.,file.VIM). Consider parsing the URL and performing a case-insensitive comparison to reliably determine the file type.Apply this diff to enhance the file type detection:
async function requestFileType (bfast: BFast) { if (bfast.url) { - if (bfast.url.endsWith('vim')) return 'vim' - if (bfast.url.endsWith('vimx')) return 'vimx' + const url = new URL(bfast.url) + const pathname = url.pathname.toLowerCase() + if (pathname.endsWith('.vim')) return 'vim' + if (pathname.endsWith('.vimx')) return 'vimx' } const header = await requestHeader(bfast)Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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Consider implementing AbortController support
The promise doesn't support cancellation, which could lead to memory leaks in long-running operations. Consider adding AbortController support:
export class DeferredPromise<T> {
private abortController: AbortController;
constructor(options?: { signal?: AbortSignal }) {
this.abortController = new AbortController();
if (options?.signal) {
options.signal.addEventListener('abort', () => {
this.abortController.abort();
this.reject(new DOMException('Aborted', 'AbortError'));
});
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Hardcoded Azure storage URLs should be moved to configuration
Found two hardcoded Azure storage URLs in src/main.ts:
https://vim02.azureedge.net/samples/residence.v1.2.75.vimhttps://vimdevelopment01storage.blob.core.windows.net/samples/Wolford_Residence.r2025.vim
The remaining URLs are documentation links and references in comments which are acceptable. Consider moving the Azure storage URLs to a configuration file to make the application more maintainable and environment-agnostic.
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Configuration and hardcoding concerns
- The URL is hardcoded to a specific blob storage location
- The rotation values are hardcoded in the request options
Consider these improvements:
const r = request({
- url: 'https://vimdevelopment01storage.blob.core.windows.net/samples/Wolford_Residence.r2025.vim'
+ url: process.env.VIM_MODEL_URL || url
},
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- rotation: new THREE.Vector3(270, 0, 0)
+ rotation: getDefaultRotation() // Move to a configuration utility
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Consider caching the Vector2 instance.
Creating new THREE.Vector2 instances in frequently called methods like onMouseDown can impact performance. Consider caching this instance as a class property.
+ private mousePosition = new THREE.Vector2()
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onMouseDown (event: PointerEvent) {
+ this.mousePosition.set(event.offsetX, event.offsetY)
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Consistent use of onProgress callback parameter
In the loadFromVim function, the onProgress parameter is optional (onProgress?: (p: IProgressLogs) => void), but later you access it without checking if it's defined.
Ensure that you check if onProgress is provided before using it, or make it a required parameter if it's essential for the operation.
Apply this diff to check for onProgress:
if (bfast.source instanceof RemoteBuffer) {
- bfast.source.onProgress = onProgress
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+ bfast.source.onProgress = onProgress
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The JSDoc comment above the open function still mentions @param {string | BFast} source, but the source parameter has been updated to VimSource | BFast. Update the JSDoc to ensure accurate documentation.
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* Asynchronously opens a vim object from a given source with the provided settings.
- * @param {string | BFast} source - The source of the vim object, either a string or a BFast.
+ * @param {VimSource | BFast} source - The source of the vim object, either a VimSource or a BFast.
* @param {VimPartialSettings} settings - The settings to configure the behavior of the vim object.
* @param {(p: IProgressLogs) => void} [onProgress] - Optional callback function to track progress logs.
* @returns {Promise<void>} A Promise that resolves when the vim object is successfully opened.
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Restore progress callback after loading
When setting onProgress on remoteVimx.bfast.source, you unset it after loading the vimx. However, if an error occurs before unsetting it, the callback might remain set, potentially causing unexpected behavior in subsequent operations.
Consider using a try...finally block to ensure onProgress is unset regardless of whether an error occurs.
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if (remoteVimx.bfast.source instanceof RemoteBuffer) {
remoteVimx.bfast.source.onProgress = onProgress
}
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const vimx = await Vimx.fromRemote(remoteVimx, !settings.progressive)
// ... (rest of the code)
+} finally {
+ if (remoteVimx.bfast.source instanceof RemoteBuffer) {
+ remoteVimx.bfast.source.onProgress = undefined
+ }
+}Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| const fullSettings = getFullSettings(settings) | ||
| const type = await determineFileType(source, fullSettings)! | ||
| const type = await determineFileType(bfast, fullSettings)! |
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Ensure that determineFileType always returns a value
The determineFileType function might return undefined if none of the conditions are met. Since you're using await determineFileType(bfast, fullSettings)!, the non-null assertion operator ! might mask a potential undefined value and lead to runtime errors.
Consider handling the potential undefined case explicitly or ensure that determineFileType always returns a valid file type.
Apply this diff to modify determineFileType to throw an error if the file type cannot be determined:
async function determineFileType (
bfast: BFast,
settings: VimSettings
) {
if (settings?.fileType === 'vim') return 'vim'
if (settings?.fileType === 'vimx') return 'vimx'
return requestFileType(bfast)
+ // If file type is still undefined, throw an error
+ throw new Error('Unable to determine file type.')
}Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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