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app/packages/playback/src/views/playback-elements.module.css (1)
1-3: LGTM! Consider enhancing for accessibility.The
.clickableclass is a good addition for improving user interaction. It clearly indicates interactive elements, which aligns with the PR objectives.For better accessibility, consider adding a hover effect. This can help users with visual impairments or those using high-contrast modes. Here's a suggestion:
.clickable { cursor: pointer; + transition: opacity 0.2s ease-in-out; } + +.clickable:hover { + opacity: 0.8; +}This subtle opacity change on hover provides additional visual feedback without being overly intrusive.
app/packages/playback/src/views/LookerElements.tsx (1)
6-21: PlusElement component looks good, with a minor suggestion for improvement.The component is well-structured and follows React best practices:
- Using
React.forwardRefis appropriate for reusable components.- Props are correctly spread and classNames are merged.
- Adding a title for accessibility is excellent.
Consider improving the type safety by defining a specific interface for the component's props:
interface PlusElementProps extends React.HTMLProps<HTMLDivElement> { // Add any specific props here } export const PlusElement = React.forwardRef<HTMLDivElement, PlusElementProps>( ({ className, ...otherProps }, ref) => { // ... rest of the component } );This will make it easier to manage and document any specific props the component might need in the future.
app/packages/playback/src/lib/use-default-timeline-name.ts (2)
6-19: LGTM! Consider enhancing type safety.The
getTimelineNameFromSampleAndGroupIdfunction is well-implemented with clear logic. It correctly handles different scenarios based on the input parameters.For improved type safety, consider using more specific types for the parameters:
export const getTimelineNameFromSampleAndGroupId = ( sampleId?: string, groupId?: string ): string => { // ... (rest of the function remains the same) };This change ensures that only string values (or undefined) can be passed, preventing potential issues with null values.
24-40: LGTM! Consider memoizing the result.The
useDefaultTimelineNamehook has been successfully updated to use the new utility function and Recoil state. The changes improve code organization and maintainability.Consider memoizing the result of
getNameto optimize performance, especially if this hook is used in multiple components:export const useDefaultTimelineName = () => { const currentSampleIdVal = useRecoilValue(fos.nullableModalSampleId); const currentGroupIdVal = useRecoilValue(fos.groupId); const getName = useCallback(() => { if (!currentSampleIdVal && !currentGroupIdVal) { return GLOBAL_TIMELINE_ID; } return getTimelineNameFromSampleAndGroupId( currentSampleIdVal, currentGroupIdVal ); }, [currentSampleIdVal, currentGroupIdVal]); const memoizedName = useMemo(() => getName(), [getName]); return { getName: () => memoizedName }; };This optimization ensures that the timeline name is only recalculated when the dependencies change, potentially reducing unnecessary re-renders.
app/packages/playback/src/lib/use-timeline-buffers.ts (2)
10-16: Documentation is clear and follows JSDoc conventions.The JSDoc comment provides a good explanation of the hook's purpose and its parameter. However, it could be improved by adding a
@returnssection to describe the structure of the returned object.Consider adding a
@returnssection to the JSDoc comment:/** * This hook provides access to the range load buffers of a timeline. * * @param name - The name of the timeline to access. Defaults to the global timeline * scoped to the current modal. * @returns An object containing: * - loaded: The loaded buffers of the timeline. * - loading: The currently loading range of the timeline. */
17-40: Hook implementation follows best practices and is well-structured.The
useTimelineBuffershook is implemented efficiently, usingReact.useMemofor performance optimization and Jotai'suseAtomValuefor state management. The encapsulation of timeline buffer logic provides a clean interface for components.Consider adding a type annotation for the return value of the hook for better type safety and documentation:
export const useTimelineBuffers = (name?: TimelineName): { loaded: ReturnType<typeof getDataLoadedBuffersAtom>; loading: ReturnType<typeof getCurrentBufferingRangeAtom>; } => { // ... existing implementation ... };app/packages/looker/src/elements/imavid/iv-controls.ts (2)
8-8: Consider using named import for CSS modulesThe current import style for the CSS module is using a default import. It's more common and type-safe to use named imports for CSS modules.
Consider changing the import to:
import * as commonControls from "../common/controls.module.css";This approach provides better type checking and autocompletion for CSS class names.
34-36: Consider renamingisShownmethod for clarityThe
isShownmethod determines whether the controls should be shown based on the absence of a thumbnail. However, the name might be slightly misleading as it doesn't reflect the current state but rather a condition for showing.Consider renaming this method to something more precise, such as
shouldBeShownorisVisible, to better reflect its purpose.app/packages/playback/src/lib/use-timeline-viz-utils.ts (3)
26-29: Approve changes with a minor suggestion.The refactoring of
getSeekValueimproves code modularity and reactivity. The use of the newconvertFrameNumberToPercentagefunction enhances readability and maintainability.Consider destructuring
totalFramesfromconfigto make the code more concise:const getSeekValue = React.useCallback( - () => convertFrameNumberToPercentage(frameNumber, config.totalFrames), - [frameNumber, config?.totalFrames] + () => { + const { totalFrames } = config; + return convertFrameNumberToPercentage(frameNumber, totalFrames); + }, + [frameNumber, config.totalFrames] );This change also removes the need for optional chaining, as
totalFramesis expected to always be defined in theconfigobject.
31-41: Approve changes with a minor suggestion for consistency.The updates to
seekTofunction improve its robustness by ensuring the frame number is always at least 1. The dependency array update enhances reactivity.For consistency with the earlier suggestion, consider destructuring
totalFramesfromconfig:const seekTo = React.useCallback( (newSeekValue: number) => { pause(); + const { totalFrames } = config; const newFrameNumber = Math.max( - Math.ceil((newSeekValue / 100) * config.totalFrames), + Math.ceil((newSeekValue / 100) * totalFrames), 1 ); setFrameNumber({ name: timelineName, newFrameNumber }); }, - [setFrameNumber, pause, timelineName, config?.totalFrames] + [setFrameNumber, pause, timelineName, config.totalFrames] );This change improves readability and removes the need for optional chaining.
49-57: Approve new utility function with a suggestion for type safety.The new
convertFrameNumberToPercentagefunction is a well-implemented, pure function that correctly handles 1-based frame indexing. Its extraction improves code modularity and reusability.Consider adding TypeScript types to improve type safety:
export const convertFrameNumberToPercentage = ( - frameNumber: number, - totalFrames: number + frameNumber: number, + totalFrames: number ): number => { // offset by -1 since frame indexing is 1-based const numerator = frameNumber - 1; const denominator = totalFrames - 1; return (numerator / denominator) * 100; };This change explicitly declares that the function returns a number, enhancing type safety and documentation.
app/packages/core/src/components/Modal/ModalNavigation.tsx (3)
112-114: Improved click target for navigation arrowsThe changes improve the user experience by making the entire Arrow component clickable instead of just the icon. This adheres to best practices for touch targets and accessibility.
Consider adding an aria-label to the Arrow components to improve accessibility further. For example:
<Arrow $isSidebarVisible={isSidebarVisible} $sidebarWidth={sidebarwidth} onClick={navigatePrevious} + aria-label="Navigate to previous item" > <LookerArrowLeftIcon data-cy="nav-left-button" /> </Arrow>And similarly for the right arrow:
<Arrow $isRight $isSidebarVisible={isSidebarVisible} $sidebarWidth={sidebarwidth} onClick={navigateNext} + aria-label="Navigate to next item" > <LookerArrowRightIcon data-cy="nav-right-button" /> </Arrow>Also applies to: 122-124
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67-86: Consider using useCallback for keyboardHandler dependenciesThe keyboardHandler function is correctly using useCallback, but it's not including all of its dependencies in the dependency array. Consider updating it as follows:
const keyboardHandler = useCallback( (e: KeyboardEvent) => { // ... existing code ... }, - [navigateNext, navigatePrevious] + [navigateNext, navigatePrevious, setModal, navigation, onNavigate] );This ensures that the callback is updated whenever any of its dependencies change, preventing potential stale closure issues.
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8-33: Consider memoizing the Arrow styled componentThe Arrow styled component is defined inside the ModalNavigation component, which means it will be recreated on every render. To optimize performance, consider moving it outside the component or memoizing it:
const Arrow = React.useMemo(() => styled.span<{ $isRight?: boolean; $sidebarWidth: number; $isSidebarVisible: boolean; }>` // ... existing styles ... `, []);This ensures that the styled component is only created once and reused across renders.
app/packages/looker/src/elements/common/controls.module.css (1)
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95-145: Reconsider hiding the range input thumbThe modifications to the range input styles create a consistent appearance across browsers, which is good. However, setting the thumb size to 0 (lines 108-110 and 136-140) effectively hides it, which might negatively impact usability.
Consider keeping a visible thumb for better user interaction. If the intention is to create a custom appearance, you might want to style the thumb instead of hiding it. Here's a suggestion:
.lookerControls input[type="range"]::-webkit-slider-thumb { - height: 0; - width: 0; + height: 12px; + width: 12px; -webkit-appearance: none; + background: var(--fo-palette-primary-plainColor); + border-radius: 50%; + cursor: pointer; } .lookerControls input[type="range"]::-moz-range-thumb { - height: 0; - width: 0; + height: 12px; + width: 12px; outline: 0; - border: none; + border: none; + background: var(--fo-palette-primary-plainColor); + border-radius: 50%; + cursor: pointer; }This will provide a visible, clickable thumb while maintaining a custom appearance.
app/packages/playback/src/views/TimelineExamples.tsx (4)
57-107: Consider replacing setTimeout in loadRange with actual asynchronous logic.The
loadRangefunction currently uses asetTimeoutto simulate asynchronous behavior. For production use, this should be replaced with actual asynchronous logic to load frame ranges.Well-structured component following React best practices.
The
TimelineCreatorcomponent is well-structured and follows React best practices:
- Effective use of hooks (useState, useMemo, useCallback, useEffect).
- Proper handling of timeline initialization state.
- Clear separation of concerns between timeline creation, subscription, and rendering.
109-150: Implement loadRange function for TimelineSubscriber1.The
loadRangefunction is currently a no-op. Consider implementing actual range loading logic or removing the comment if it's intentionally left empty.Well-structured subscriber component.
The
TimelineSubscriber1component is well-structured, following React best practices similar to theTimelineCreator. It properly subscribes to an existing timeline and handles the initialization state correctly.
152-192: Consider refactoring to reduce code duplication.There's significant code duplication between
TimelineSubscriber1andTimelineSubscriber2. Consider creating a shared higher-order component or custom hook to encapsulate the common logic for subscribing to a timeline.Consistent structure with other components.
The
TimelineSubscriber2component maintains a consistent structure with the other components in this file, following the same React best practices and patterns.
1-192: Good overall structure, with opportunities for improvement.The file demonstrates good use of React patterns and the timeline API. However, consider the following improvements:
Reduce code duplication between
TimelineSubscriber1andTimelineSubscriber2by creating a shared higher-order component or custom hook.Decide on the fate of the commented-out plugin registration code (lines 15-53). If it's meant to be used, move it to an appropriate location and uncomment it. If it's just for documentation, consider moving it to a separate markdown file or adding a clear comment explaining its purpose.
These changes will improve maintainability and clarity of the codebase.
app/packages/looker/src/elements/video.module.css (2)
94-98: LGTM! Consider using a shared class for common properties.The new
.imaVidSeekBarclass looks good and aligns with the PR objective of rewriting the ImaVid component. However, it shares identical properties with the existing.lookerSeekBarclass.To improve maintainability, consider extracting the common properties into a shared class:
.seekBarCommon { grid-area: 1 / 1 / 1 / 18; margin-top: -5px; width: 100%; } .lookerSeekBar { composes: seekBarCommon; /* Add any lookerSeekBar-specific styles here */ } .imaVidSeekBar { composes: seekBarCommon; /* Add any imaVidSeekBar-specific styles here */ }This approach would make it easier to maintain consistent styles across different seek bar implementations.
100-103: LGTM! Consider adding-moz-appearancefor better Firefox support.The new
.hideInputThumbclass effectively hides the default appearance of input elements, which is useful for customizing seek bars or volume controls.To ensure better cross-browser compatibility, especially for older versions of Firefox, consider adding the
-moz-appearanceproperty:.hideInputThumb { -webkit-appearance: none; -moz-appearance: none; appearance: none; }This addition will provide more consistent behavior across different browsers.
app/packages/looker/src/elements/index.ts (1)
227-231: LGTM: Conditional rendering of LoaderBarThe conditional rendering of the LoaderBar based on the
isThumbnailflag is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objectives. This ensures that the LoaderBar is only included when necessary.Consider using the ternary operator for a more concise implementation:
children.push( ...(isThumbnail ? [ { node: imavid.LoaderBar, }, ] : []) );This approach would eliminate the need for a separate
ifblock and potentially improve readability.app/packages/looker/src/elements/imavid/index.ts (1)
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212-238: Approve changes with suggestions for improvementThe addition of the
forceparameter and the new conditional logic in thedrawFramemethod appear to be good optimizations. They align with the PR objectives of rewriting the ImaVid component.However, I have a few suggestions for improvement:
Could you please add a comment explaining the purpose of the
forceparameter? This will help other developers understand when and why it should be used.The skip logic (lines 234-238) is a bit complex. Consider adding a comment explaining why we skip drawing frames when the difference is greater than 1 and it's not a loop. This will help maintain the code in the future.
It might be beneficial to extract the skip condition into a separate, well-named function for better readability. For example:
private shouldSkipFrame(frameNumberToDraw: number, force: boolean): boolean { return !force && Math.abs(frameNumberToDraw - this.frameNumber) > 1 && !this.isLoop; }Then you could use it in the
drawFramemethod like this:if (this.shouldSkipFrame(frameNumberToDraw, force)) { skipAndTryAgain(); return; }This would make the code more self-documenting and easier to maintain.
app/packages/playback/src/lib/use-timeline.ts (1)
107-116: Add JSDoc comment to thesetSpeedfunction definition for consistency.Including a JSDoc comment above the
setSpeedfunction definition will improve code readability and maintainability, providing immediate documentation where the function is declared.app/packages/looker/src/lookers/imavid/index.ts (1)
58-63: Add explicit return types to gettersconfigandoptionsConsider adding explicit return type annotations to the
configandoptionsgetters for better type safety and code clarity.Apply this diff to add return types:
get config(): ImaVidState["config"] { return this.state.config; } get options(): ImaVidState["options"] { return this.state.options; }app/packages/playback/src/views/PlaybackElements.tsx (4)
95-95: Use theme variables instead of hard-coded color for 'loading' stateThe color
'red'is hard-coded for the 'loading' state in the seekbar gradient. For consistency with the application's theme and to ease future maintenance, consider using a theme variable or a CSS custom property.Replace
'red'with a theme variable, such asvar(--fo-palette-warning-main):buffered: "var(--fo-palette-secondary-main)", - loading: "red", + loading: "var(--fo-palette-warning-main)",
197-197: Ensure 'value' prop of input range is a stringThe
valueprop of the input range usesspeed.toFixed(4), which returns a string representation of 'speed' with four decimal places. While this works, ensure that the string format matches the expected input for the range slider and consider if the precision is necessary.If four decimal places are not required, you might simplify:
- value={speed.toFixed(4)} + value={`${speed}`}Or adjust the precision as needed.
171-182: Simplify merging of styles in 'Speed' componentIn the
styleprop ofTimelineElementContainer, styles are being merged from multiple sources. The current approach spreads the existingstyleand then overrides with a new object. This can be simplified for clarity.Simplify the style merging:
style={{ - ...style, - ...{ - gap: "0.25em", - }, + gap: "0.25em", + ...style, }}This ensures that the
gapproperty is set while preserving any existing styles instyle.
74-80: Consider simplifying 'loadedScaled' computationThe mapping of 'loaded' buffer ranges to percentages can be done more concisely using
Array.prototype.mapdirectly without wrapping in unnecessary parentheses.Simplify the mapping logic:
return loaded.map((buffer) => [ convertFrameNumberToPercentage(buffer[0], totalFrames), convertFrameNumberToPercentage(buffer[1], totalFrames), ]);This removes the explicit type assertion and keeps the code clean.
app/packages/core/src/components/Modal/ImaVidLooker.tsx (2)
139-139: Review settingshouldHandleKeyEventstotrueThe TODO comment indicates that always setting
shouldHandleKeyEventstotruemight not be ideal. This could have unintended consequences if key events should not be handled in certain situations. Consider implementing conditional logic to setshouldHandleKeyEventsappropriately.Would you like assistance in implementing conditional handling for
shouldHandleKeyEvents, or should I open a GitHub issue to track this task?
174-175: Address delayed resolution oftimelineCreationConfigThe TODO comment suggests that
timelineCreationConfigis not working because it's resolved in a promise later. Emitting an event to update the total frames might be a better approach to ensuretimelineCreationConfigis set when needed.Would you like help in implementing an event-driven solution for updating
timelineCreationConfig, or should I open a GitHub issue to track this task?app/packages/playback/src/lib/use-create-timeline.ts (1)
319-321: Extend input element checks to prevent unintended keydown handlingThe current check in the
keyDownHandlerfunction only skips event handling if the target is anHTMLInputElement. This does not account for other interactive elements likeHTMLTextAreaElementor content-editable elements where users input text.To avoid intercepting keydown events when the user is typing in these elements, consider extending the condition to include these cases.
Update the condition as follows:
- if (e.target instanceof HTMLInputElement) { + if ( + e.target instanceof HTMLInputElement || + e.target instanceof HTMLTextAreaElement || + (e.target instanceof HTMLElement && e.target.isContentEditable) + ) { return; }app/packages/playback/src/lib/state.ts (2)
190-191: Consider logging when skipping timeline creation due to missingconfigCurrently, if
timeline.configis undefined, the timeline creation is skipped silently. It might be helpful to log a warning or informative message to alert that the timeline was not created due to the absence of configuration.Apply this diff to log a warning:
if (!timeline.config) { + console.warn(`Timeline "${timeline.name}" not created: missing configuration.`); return; }
269-284: Use consistent logging for warningsThe use of
console.warnto notify about existing subscriptions is acceptable. However, consider using a standardized logging mechanism if one exists within the project to maintain consistency.Example using a hypothetical
logger:if (get(_subscribers(name)).has(subscription.id)) { - console.warn( + logger.warn( `Subscription with ID "${subscription.id}" already exists for timeline "${name}". Replacing old subscription. Ensure this is intentional.` ); }app/packages/looker/src/elements/common/actions.ts (1)
623-626: Typographical error in commentThe comment on line 623 has a grammatical error:
- // check if imavid and set timeline's + // Check if `isImavid` is true and set the timeline's frame numberConsider correcting the comment for clarity and consistency.
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app/packages/playback/index.ts (6)
3-3: LGTM: New export for default timeline name.This new export aligns well with the PR objective of rewriting the ImaVid component using the new Timeline API. It provides access to functionality for handling default timeline names.
4-4: LGTM: New export for frame number handling.This export provides functionality for handling frame numbers, which directly supports the PR objective of centering the frame number div. It's a valuable addition that enhances the timeline functionality.
6-6: LGTM: Essential export for timeline visualization utilities.This export provides crucial utility functions for timeline visualization, which is fundamental to the new Timeline API implementation. It's a key addition that will support various timeline-related features mentioned in the PR objectives.
8-8: LGTM: Critical export for the new Timeline component.This export is crucial as it makes the new Timeline component available, which is central to the PR objective of rewriting the ImaVid component with the new Timeline API. This is a key addition that enables the use of the new timeline functionality throughout the application.
3-8: Summary: New exports support Timeline API implementation.The new exports added to this file align perfectly with the PR objectives of rewriting the ImaVid component using the new Timeline API. They provide essential functionality for timeline names, frame numbers, visualization utilities, and the main Timeline component. These additions will enable the implementation of features mentioned in the PR description, such as centering the frame number div and controlling the animation loop.
7-7: LGTM: General utility functions export added.This export provides access to general utility functions, which could be beneficial for various aspects of the timeline implementation. It's a good addition to support the new features.
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1-4: Imports look good and follow best practices.The imports are well-organized and follow React best practices:
- Importing React is necessary for JSX.
- Using CSS modules for styles ensures scoped styling.
- Importing SVGs as React components is an efficient approach for icons.
app/packages/playback/src/lib/use-timeline-buffers.ts (2)
1-8: Imports look good and follow best practices.The import statements are well-structured, importing only the necessary functions and types. They follow best practices by using destructuring for imports from local modules.
1-40: Overall, excellent implementation of theuseTimelineBuffershook.This new custom React hook is well-designed, efficiently implemented, and aligns with the PR objectives of rewriting the ImaVid component using the new Timeline API. It provides a clean and reusable interface for managing timeline buffers and loading states, which will likely improve the overall structure and maintainability of the ImaVid component.
The code follows React and TypeScript best practices, uses appropriate performance optimizations, and is well-documented. With the minor suggested improvements in documentation and type annotations, this file will be in excellent shape.
app/packages/looker/src/elements/imavid/iv-controls.ts (2)
15-24: Event handlers look goodThe
getEventsmethod correctly implements mouse enter and leave event handlers, updating the state accordingly. This follows good practices for React event handling and state management.
26-32: Good implementation of element creationThe
createHTMLElementmethod correctly creates and configures a DOM element. The use of adata-cyattribute for Cypress testing and the application of CSS classes from the imported module are good practices.app/packages/spaces/src/components/Panel.tsx (3)
3-4: LGTM: Import statements updated correctlyThe addition of
useEffectfrom 'react' anduseSetRecoilStatefrom 'recoil' aligns with React and Recoil best practices. These imports suggest improved side-effect handling and state management in the component.
52-53: Simplified rendering logic, but verify impact on child componentsThe Panel component has been refactored to simplify the rendering logic, which improves code readability. The separate modal handling has been removed, suggesting a more unified approach to panel rendering.
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15-63: Overall improvements in Panel component, with a note on testingThe refactoring of the Panel component has resulted in several improvements:
- Unified handling of modal and non-modal panels, simplifying the code and reducing duplication.
- Proper use of React hooks and Recoil for state management, aligning with best practices.
- Appropriate handling of loading states and error cases.
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app/packages/playback/src/lib/use-frame-number.ts (1)
18-18: LGTM. Consider adding a comment for clarity.The usage of
useDefaultTimelineNameImperativeis consistent with the import change. The hook's logic remains intact, which is good.Consider adding a brief comment explaining why the "Imperative" version is used here. This would help future developers understand the reasoning behind this specific implementation choice.
+ // Using the imperative version to ensure consistent behavior in all contexts const { getName } = useDefaultTimelineNameImperative();app/packages/playback/src/lib/use-default-timeline-name.ts (2)
6-19: LGTM! Consider using early returns for improved readability.The implementation of
getTimelineNameFromSampleAndGroupIdis correct and handles all possible input combinations. It adheres to TypeScript best practices by using optional parameters.For improved readability, consider using early returns:
export const getTimelineNameFromSampleAndGroupId = ( sampleId?: string | null, groupId?: string | null ): string => { if (!sampleId && !groupId) { return GLOBAL_TIMELINE_ID; } if (groupId) { return `timeline-${groupId}`; } return `timeline-${sampleId}`; };This approach reduces nesting and makes the logic flow more apparent.
24-40: LGTM! Consider memoizing the result ofgetName.The implementation of
useDefaultTimelineNameImperativeis correct and efficiently uses Recoil for state management. ThegetNamecallback is properly memoized usinguseCallback.For potential performance optimization, consider memoizing the result of
getName:export const useDefaultTimelineNameImperative = () => { const currentSampleIdVal = useRecoilValue(fos.nullableModalSampleId); const currentGroupIdVal = useRecoilValue(fos.groupId); const getName = useCallback(() => { if (!currentSampleIdVal && !currentGroupIdVal) { return GLOBAL_TIMELINE_ID; } return getTimelineNameFromSampleAndGroupId( currentSampleIdVal, currentGroupIdVal ); }, [currentSampleIdVal, currentGroupIdVal]); const name = useMemo(() => getName(), [getName]); return { getName, name }; };This change would allow consumers to access the memoized name directly if needed, potentially reducing unnecessary recalculations.
app/packages/playback/src/views/Timeline.tsx (2)
21-21: LGTM: New prop for controls stylingThe addition of the
controlsStyleprop enhances the component's flexibility by allowing custom styling of the controls container.Consider adding a JSDoc comment to describe the purpose and usage of this new prop for better documentation.
48-63: LGTM: Added seek event handlersThe addition of
onSeekStartandonSeekEndevent handlers improves the management of seek events. The use ofuseCallbackis a good practice for performance optimization.Consider extracting the event name "seek" into a constant to avoid magic strings and improve maintainability.
app/packages/looker/src/elements/imavid/index.ts (2)
213-222: LGTM: NewskipAndTryAgainmethod improves frame renderingThe
skipAndTryAgainmethod enhances the handling of frame rendering when images are not immediately available. It supports both animated and non-animated scenarios, improving the overall robustness of the component.Consider extracting the
BUFFERING_PAUSE_TIMEOUTto a class property or a configurable option to allow for easier adjustments if needed in the future.
224-238: LGTM: NewdrawFrameNoAnimationmethod addedThe
drawFrameNoAnimationmethod enhances the component's capability to handle non-animated frame drawing. It includes proper error handling and state updates.Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of the condition
frameNumberToDraw < this.framesController.totalFrameCountto improve code readability.
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app/packages/looker/src/lookers/imavid/constants.ts (1)
3-3: Approve change with verification requestThe reduction of
BUFFERING_PAUSE_TIMEOUTfrom 500ms to 250ms could potentially improve the responsiveness of the buffering mechanism. However, it's important to verify that this change doesn't negatively impact the user experience.Please confirm that this change:
- Improves buffering responsiveness without causing too frequent pauses.
- Has been tested with various network conditions and video qualities.
Additionally, consider adding a comment explaining the reasoning behind this specific timeout value to aid future maintenance.
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9-9: LGTM. Verify usage across the codebase.The import statement has been updated to use
useDefaultTimelineNameImperative. This change looks good, but it's important to ensure that all other occurrences ofuseDefaultTimelineNamehave been updated accordingly throughout the codebase.To verify the impact of this change, run the following script:
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42-46: LGTM! Efficient implementation ofuseDefaultTimelineName.The implementation of
useDefaultTimelineNameis concise and follows React best practices. It correctly uses theuseDefaultTimelineNameImperativehook and memoizes the result ofgetNameusinguseMemo, which helps prevent unnecessary recalculations.app/packages/playback/src/views/Timeline.tsx (6)
6-6: LGTM: New import for timeline buffer managementThe addition of
useTimelineBuffersimport is appropriate for managing the loading state of the timeline.
27-29: LGTM: Performance optimization with React.memo and ref forwardingThe use of
React.memoandReact.forwardRefis a good practice for optimizing performance and allowing ref forwarding.Regarding the past review comment about stable references for style props: The concern is still valid. Consider memoizing the
styleandcontrolsStyleobjects in the parent component or providing a custom comparison function toReact.memoto ensure that style changes trigger re-renders appropriately.
30-31: LGTM: Added setSpeed function from useTimeline hookThe addition of
setSpeedfrom theuseTimelinehook enables dynamic speed adjustments, enhancing the component's functionality.
38-38: LGTM: Added useTimelineBuffers hook for loading state managementThe use of
useTimelineBuffershook to manageloadedandloadingstates improves the component's ability to provide feedback on the timeline's loading status.
74-83: LGTM: Enhanced Seekbar component with new propsThe addition of
loaded,loading,onSeekStart, andonSeekEndprops to the Seekbar component improves its functionality and user feedback capabilities.
95-95: LGTM: Added setSpeed prop to Speed componentThe addition of the
setSpeedprop to the Speed component enables dynamic speed adjustments, enhancing the timeline's functionality.app/packages/looker/src/elements/imavid/index.ts (2)
86-86: LGTM: NewisThumbnailproperty addedThe addition of the
isThumbnailproperty aligns with the PR objectives and helps distinguish between thumbnail and non-thumbnail instances ofImaVidElement.
258-258: LGTM: Improved frame drawing and animation handlingThe updates to the
drawFramemethod, including the use ofskipAndTryAgain, enhance the robustness of frame rendering. Theplaymethod now correctly handles thumbnail instances, aligning with the new functionality.Also applies to: 267-267, 335-338
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e2e-pw/src/shared/media-factory/image.ts (2)
6-6: LGTM: Improved type safety for outputPathThe change from
stringto${string}.pngforoutputPathenhances type safety by ensuring the output file always has a '.png' extension. This prevents potential errors from using incorrect file extensions.Consider using a more generic type like
${string}.{png|jpg|jpeg}if you plan to support multiple image formats in the future.
25-37: LGTM: Enhanced font loading and text printingThe changes to font loading and text printing offer more flexibility and control:
- Using
loadFontwith a specific font from thefontsobject allows for easier font changes.- The updated
image.printmethod with an object parameter provides more control over text positioning and alignment.- The use of
HorizontalAlignandVerticalAlignenums improves code clarity.Consider extracting the text printing options into a separate constant or configuration object for better maintainability, especially if you plan to reuse these settings elsewhere in the codebase.
e2e-pw/src/oss/specs/groups/ima-vid.spec.ts (2)
138-145: LGTM: Consistent updates to frame numberThe changes in these lines correctly update the assertions and tagging to use frame 13 instead of frame 3, maintaining consistency with the earlier changes.
Consider extracting the frame number (13) into a constant at the beginning of the test file. This would make it easier to update all occurrences if needed and improve the test's maintainability. For example:
const TEST_FRAME_NUMBER = 13;Then use this constant throughout the test:
await modal.sidebar.assert.verifySidebarEntryText("frame_number", TEST_FRAME_NUMBER.toString()); await modal.tagger.addSampleTag(`tag-1-${TEST_FRAME_NUMBER}`);
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1-154: Overall review: Good progress, some areas need attentionThe test file has been successfully updated to use the new
imavidobject, which aligns with the PR objective of rewriting the ImaVid component with the new Timeline API. The structure and flow of the test remain sound, effectively verifying key functionalities.However, there are a few areas that require attention:
- Frame syncing issues: The test now uses frame 13 instead of frame 3 due to syncing problems. This needs investigation and resolution.
- Disabled screenshot comparison: The commented-out screenshot comparison reduces test effectiveness. The one-pixel difference issue should be addressed.
- TODOs: There are several TODO comments that should be resolved before finalizing this PR.
To improve the test's maintainability and readability:
- Extract magic numbers (like frame numbers) into named constants.
- Consider creating helper functions for common operations, such as playing to a specific frame and verifying sidebar entries.
- Add more detailed comments explaining the purpose of each test section, especially where workarounds (like using frame 13) are implemented.
These improvements will make the test more robust and easier to maintain as the ImaVid component evolves.
app/packages/playback/src/views/PlaybackElements.tsx (1)
31-46: LGTM: Improved Playhead component with dynamic icon renderingThe changes to the Playhead component are well-implemented:
- The ref type change to HTMLDivElement is appropriate for the new structure.
- Dynamic icon rendering based on playback status enhances user feedback.
- Use of TimelineElementContainer maintains consistent styling.
Consider extracting the icon rendering logic into a separate function for improved readability:
const renderIcon = (status: PlayheadState) => { if (status === "playing") return <PauseIcon onClick={pause} />; if (status === "paused") return <PlayIcon onClick={play} />; return <BufferingIcon />; }; // Then in the JSX: {renderIcon(status)}app/packages/looker/src/elements/common/actions.ts (3)
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375-407: LGTM: Simplified nextFrame controlThe changes to the
nextFramecontrol effectively simplify the logic by focusing solely onVideoState. This aligns with the PR objective of rewriting the ImaVid component.However, consider extracting the frame calculation logic into a separate function for better readability and potential reuse:
const getNextFrame = (state: VideoState) => { const { lockedToSupport, duration, frameNumber, config: { frameRate, support } } = state; const end = lockedToSupport ? support[1] : getFrameNumber(duration, duration, frameRate); return Math.min(end, frameNumber + 1); };Then use it in the update function:
return { frameNumber: getNextFrame(state), };
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408-438: LGTM: Simplified previousFrame controlThe changes to the
previousFramecontrol are consistent with the simplification done innextFrame, focusing solely onVideoState. This aligns with the PR objective.Similar to the suggestion for
nextFrame, consider extracting the frame calculation logic:const getPreviousFrame = (state: VideoState) => { const { lockedToSupport, frameNumber, config: { support } } = state; return Math.max( lockedToSupport ? support[0] : 1, frameNumber - 1 ); };Then use it in the update function:
return { frameNumber: getPreviousFrame(state), };
662-665: LGTM: Added IMAVID constant for ImaVid-specific controlsThe addition of the
IMAVIDconstant effectively separates ImaVid-specific controls from regular video controls, which is consistent with the PR objective of rewriting the ImaVid component.Consider adding a comment to explain the purpose of this constant and how it differs from
VIDEO:// IMAVID constant defines controls specific to ImaVid functionality, // which uses the new Timeline API. It includes common controls and // the videoEscape control, but excludes video-specific controls. const IMAVID = { ...COMMON, escape: videoEscape, };
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1-3: LGTM: Import statement improvementsThe updated import statement enhances code clarity by explicitly importing only the necessary components from Jimp. The addition of
loadFontis consistent with its usage in the function.
22-22: LGTM: Improved Jimp instantiationThe updated Jimp instantiation using an object with
width,height, andcolorproperties aligns with modern Jimp usage and improves code readability. The use of the nullish coalescing operator for thecolorproperty is a good practice, providing a default value whenfillColoris null or undefined.
40-40: LGTM: Simplified image writingThe replacement of
writeAsyncwithwritesimplifies the image writing process. Since the function is already marked asasync, usingawaitwithwriteis the correct approach.e2e-pw/src/oss/specs/groups/ima-vid.spec.ts (4)
122-125: LGTM: Correctly updated to useimavidobjectThe changes in these lines appropriately update the assertions and actions to use the new
imavidobject instead of the previousvideoobject. This is in line with the PR objective of updating to the new Timeline API.
127-131: Investigate frame syncing issuesThe test has been updated to check the 13th frame instead of the 3rd frame due to syncing problems with the first few frames. While this change allows the test to pass, it might be masking an underlying issue with the new implementation.
Could you please investigate the root cause of the frame syncing issues? This might involve:
- Checking the implementation of the new Timeline API for any timing discrepancies.
- Verifying if this issue occurs consistently or only under certain conditions.
- Considering if additional initialization or stabilization time is needed before starting the playback.
Once the issue is understood, we should either fix the underlying problem or document the reason for this behavior if it's expected.
132-137: Address disabled screenshot comparisonThe screenshot comparison has been commented out, and there's a TODO comment mentioning that the modal screenshot comparison is off by one pixel. This reduces the effectiveness of the test and leaves a known issue unaddressed.
Please investigate the cause of the one-pixel difference in the screenshot comparison. This could involve:
- Checking if the difference is consistent across different environments or browser versions.
- Verifying if the difference is related to the new Timeline API implementation.
- Considering if the screenshot comparison tolerance can be adjusted to account for minor pixel differences.
Once the issue is understood, either fix the underlying problem to re-enable the screenshot comparison or document the reason if this difference is expected and acceptable.
149-150: LGTM: Improved playback testingThese changes enhance the test by verifying playback functionality and ensuring that the sidebar is correctly updated during playback. The addition of the frame_number assertion in the sidebar is a good practice that increases the test's reliability.
app/packages/playback/src/views/PlaybackElements.tsx (7)
2-3: LGTM: New imports align with component changesThe new imports for video styles, BufferRange, Buffers, and utility functions are appropriate for the changes made to the components. They provide the necessary types and utilities for handling buffer ranges and timeline visualization.
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53-103: LGTM: Enhanced Seekbar with buffer visualizationThe Seekbar component has been significantly improved:
- New props for loaded and loading buffers, and totalFrames provide more precise control.
- Memoized calculations for scaled buffer ranges optimize performance.
- The gradient string calculation offers a visual representation of loaded and loading segments.
Regarding the past review comments:
- The
loadedScaleduseMemo (lines 78-85) still needstotalFramesin its dependency array.- The
loadingScaleduseMemo (lines 87-93) also needstotalFramesin its dependency array.Please update these dependency arrays to ensure correct memoization:
- }, [loaded]); + }, [loaded, totalFrames]); - }, [loading]); + }, [loading, totalFrames]);
144-146: LGTM: Improved class assignment in SeekbarThumbThe changes to the SeekbarThumb component enhance the dynamic class assignment based on the
shouldDisplayThumbprop. This improvement allows for better control over the thumb's visibility and styling.
161-213: LGTM: Enhanced Speed component with interactive controlsThe Speed component has been significantly improved:
- Addition of setSpeed prop allows for dynamic speed adjustment.
- Implementation of a range input provides intuitive speed control.
- Use of useState for managing playback configurer visibility is appropriate.
Consider using the
useCallbackhook for theonMouseLeavehandler to optimize performance:const handleMouseLeave = useCallback(() => { setIsPlaybackConfigurerOpen(false); }, []); // Then in the JSX: onMouseLeave={handleMouseLeave}Regarding the past review comment:
TheonChangeSpeeduseCallback (lines 167-172) is still missing thesetSpeeddependency. Please update the dependency array:- }, []); + }, [setSpeed]);
221-227: LGTM: Improved StatusIndicator component flexibilityThe changes to the StatusIndicator component enhance its flexibility:
- Improved props destructuring allows for easier passing of additional props.
- The className assignment now combines custom classes with the default lookerTime class.
These changes make the component more reusable and customizable.
241-243: LGTM: New TimelineElementContainer for consistent stylingThe addition of the TimelineElementContainer styled component is a good practice:
- It provides a consistent container for timeline elements.
- The use of styled-components aligns with the project's styling approach.
This new component will help maintain visual consistency across different timeline elements.
249-254: LGTM: Improved FoTimelineControlsContainer stylingThe changes to the FoTimelineControlsContainer styled component enhance the layout and consistency of timeline controls:
- Added
align-items: centerimproves vertical alignment.- The
gapproperty ensures consistent spacing between elements.- The nested selector adds uniform padding to child elements.
These improvements will result in a more polished and consistent user interface.
e2e-pw/src/oss/poms/modal/index.ts (3)
8-8: LGTM: Import statement for ModalImaAsVideoControlsPomThe import statement follows TypeScript best practices and maintains consistency with other imports in the file. It's correctly placed and relevant to the changes in the
ModalPomclass.
25-25: LGTM: Integration of ModalImaAsVideoControlsPom in ModalPom classThe changes in the
ModalPomclass are well-implemented:
- The new
imavidproperty follows the established naming convention and access modifier pattern.- The property is correctly typed as
ModalImaAsVideoControlsPom.- The constructor initialization is consistent with other similar initializations in the class.
These changes integrate seamlessly with the existing code structure, enhancing the
ModalPomclass with additional video control functionalities.Also applies to: 45-45
8-8: Summary: Successful integration of ModalImaAsVideoControlsPomThe changes in this file effectively integrate the new
ModalImaAsVideoControlsPominto theModalPomclass. The modifications include:
- Adding an import statement for
ModalImaAsVideoControlsPom.- Declaring a new
imavidproperty in theModalPomclass.- Initializing the
imavidproperty in the constructor.These changes enhance the
ModalPomclass with additional video control functionalities while maintaining consistency with the existing code structure and TypeScript best practices. The integration is clean and well-executed.Also applies to: 25-25, 45-45
app/packages/looker/src/elements/common/actions.ts (4)
5-5: LGTM: New import for Timeline API integrationThe addition of
dispatchTimelineSetFrameNumberEventimport aligns with the PR objective of rewriting the ImaVid component using the new Timeline API.
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439-473: LGTM with a question: Simplified playPause controlThe changes to the
playPausecontrol are consistent with the overall simplification, focusing onVideoState. The logic for play/pause and frame navigation looks correct.However, could you please clarify the purpose of the new check for
frameStoreController?if ((state.config as ImaVidConfig).frameStoreController) { return {}; }This seems to be related to ImaVid functionality. Is this intentional, or should it be handled differently given the focus on
VideoState?
628-633: LGTM: Integration of Timeline API for ImaVidThe addition of the
isImavidconditional block and the use ofdispatchTimelineSetFrameNumberEventeffectively integrates the new Timeline API for ImaVid. This change is consistent with the PR objective of rewriting the ImaVid component using the new Timeline API.
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651-659: LGTM: Added videoEscape to VIDEO controlsThe addition of
videoEscapeto theVIDEOconstant ensures that this functionality is available for video controls. This change is consistent with the other modifications in the file and contributes to a more comprehensive set of video controls.e2e-pw/src/oss/poms/modal/imavid-controls.ts (7)
1-3: Imports are appropriate and correctly utilizedThe imported modules are necessary and properly used within the code.
4-25: Constructor initializes properties effectivelyThe
ModalImaAsVideoControlsPomclass constructor initializes all required properties and locators correctly, ensuring that the controls and UI elements are properly referenced.
50-52: MethodgetCurrentFrameStatusimplemented correctlyThe
getCurrentFrameStatusmethod efficiently retrieves the current frame status text content.
54-56: MethodhoverLookerControlsfunctions as intendedThe
hoverLookerControlsmethod correctly performs a hover action on the controls element, which is necessary for UI interactions that depend on hover states.
58-74: MethodplayUntilFrameseffectively controls playbackThe
playUntilFramesmethod plays the video until the specified frame text is matched and then pauses playback. It useswaitForFunctionto poll the DOM efficiently.
76-109: MethodsetSpeedToadjusts playback speed accuratelyThe
setSpeedTomethod adjusts the playback speed by calculating precise coordinates on the slider based on the specified configuration. This approach ensures that the correct speed is set.
112-124: Asserter class methods validate controls effectivelyThe
ModalImaAsVideoControlsAsserterclass provides assertion methods that accurately validate the current time and time text of the video controls.
| private async getTimelineIdForLocator(imaVidLocator: Locator) { | ||
| const timelineId = await imaVidLocator.getAttribute("data-timeline-name"); | ||
| if (!timelineId) { | ||
| throw new Error("Could not find timeline id for an imaVid locator"); | ||
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| private async togglePlay() { | ||
| let currentPlayHeadStatus = await this.playPauseButton.getAttribute( | ||
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| while (currentPlayHeadStatus === original) { | ||
| await this.playPauseButton.click(); | ||
| currentPlayHeadStatus = await this.playPauseButton.getAttribute( | ||
| "data-playhead-state" | ||
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The togglePlay method uses a while loop that continues until the playhead state changes. If the playhead state does not change due to a UI issue or an event handling problem, this could result in an infinite loop.
Consider adding a timeout or a maximum number of retries to prevent the possibility of an infinite loop. For example:
async togglePlay() {
let currentPlayHeadStatus = await this.playPauseButton.getAttribute(
"data-playhead-state"
);
const original = currentPlayHeadStatus;
+ const maxRetries = 10;
+ let attempts = 0;
// keep pressing play/pause until playhead status changes or max retries reached
while (currentPlayHeadStatus === original) {
+ if (attempts >= maxRetries) {
+ throw new Error("togglePlay: Playhead state did not change after maximum retries");
+ }
await this.playPauseButton.click();
currentPlayHeadStatus = await this.playPauseButton.getAttribute(
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| private async togglePlay() { | |
| let currentPlayHeadStatus = await this.playPauseButton.getAttribute( | |
| "data-playhead-state" | |
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| const original = currentPlayHeadStatus; | |
| // keep pressing space until play head status changes | |
| while (currentPlayHeadStatus === original) { | |
| await this.playPauseButton.click(); | |
| currentPlayHeadStatus = await this.playPauseButton.getAttribute( | |
| "data-playhead-state" | |
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| } | |
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| private async togglePlay() { | |
| let currentPlayHeadStatus = await this.playPauseButton.getAttribute( | |
| "data-playhead-state" | |
| ); | |
| const original = currentPlayHeadStatus; | |
| const maxRetries = 10; | |
| let attempts = 0; | |
| // keep pressing play/pause until playhead status changes or max retries reached | |
| while (currentPlayHeadStatus === original) { | |
| if (attempts >= maxRetries) { | |
| throw new Error("togglePlay: Playhead state did not change after maximum retries"); | |
| } | |
| await this.playPauseButton.click(); | |
| currentPlayHeadStatus = await this.playPauseButton.getAttribute( | |
| "data-playhead-state" | |
| ); | |
| attempts++; | |
| } | |
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fiftyone/operators/types.py (1)
2402-2414: New FrameLoaderView class looks good, but consider adding more functionality.The addition of the
FrameLoaderViewclass is a good start for handling frame loading and animated panels. The class structure and docstring are well-defined. However, consider the following suggestions to enhance its functionality:
- Implement methods to handle the described operations (on_load, on_error, on_load_range).
- Add attributes to store the timeline_id and callback functions mentioned in the docstring.
- Consider adding a method to initiate the frame loading process.
Here's a potential implementation to consider:
class FrameLoaderView(View): def __init__(self, timeline_id=None, on_load=None, on_error=None, on_load_range=None, **kwargs): super().__init__(**kwargs) self.timeline_id = timeline_id self.on_load = on_load self.on_error = on_error self.on_load_range = on_load_range def load_frame(self, frame_id): # Implement frame loading logic here pass def handle_load(self, frame): if self.on_load: self.on_load(frame) def handle_error(self, error): if self.on_error: self.on_error(error) def handle_load_range(self, start, end): if self.on_load_range: self.on_load_range(start, end)This implementation adds attributes for storing the callbacks and timeline_id, and includes placeholder methods for the described functionality.
app/packages/core/src/plugins/SchemaIO/components/FrameLoaderView.tsx (1)
76-76: Remove unnecessary dependency frommyRenderFrameThe
datavariable is included in the dependency array formyRenderFrame, but it is not used within the function. Including unnecessary dependencies can cause the callback to be recreated needlessly, leading to potential performance issues.Apply this diff to remove
datafrom the dependencies:}, - [data, setPanelState, panelId, target] + [setPanelState, panelId, target] );
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app/packages/core/src/plugins/SchemaIO/components/index.ts (1)
51-51: LGTM: New export added correctly.The new export for
FrameLoaderViewfollows the existing pattern in the file and maintains alphabetical order. This change looks good and consistent with the rest of the file.Let's verify the implementation and usage of this new component:
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| useEffect(() => { | |
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| return new Promise<void>((resolve) => { | ||
| window.addEventListener(`frames-loaded`, (e) => { | ||
| if ( | ||
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e.detail.localId === localIdRef.current
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| const currentData = current.data ? _.cloneDeep(current.data) : {}; // Clone the object | ||
| const currentFrameData = _.get(currentData, path, { frames: [] }) | ||
| .frames[frameNumber]; | ||
| let updatedData = { ...currentData }; | ||
| _.set(updatedData, target, currentFrameData); // Use lodash set to update safely | ||
| return { ...current, data: updatedData }; |
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app/packages/playback/src/views/Timeline.tsx (5)
21-21: LGTM: New optional prop for controls stylingThe addition of the
controlsStyleprop enhances the component's flexibility by allowing custom styling of the controls container. The prop is correctly typed as optional.Consider adding a JSDoc comment to describe the purpose and usage of this new prop for better documentation.
27-29: LGTM: Performance optimization with React.memo and ref forwardingThe use of
React.memoandReact.forwardRefis a good practice for optimizing performance and enabling ref forwarding. The addition of thecontrolsStyleprop is consistent with the interface changes.Consider providing a custom comparison function to
React.memoto ensure that changes to thestyleandcontrolsStyleobjects trigger re-renders appropriately, as these are reference types:export const Timeline = React.memo( React.forwardRef<HTMLDivElement, TimelineProps>( ({ name, style, controlsStyle }, ref) => { // Component implementation } ), (prevProps, nextProps) => { return ( prevProps.name === nextProps.name && shallowEqual(prevProps.style, nextProps.style) && shallowEqual(prevProps.controlsStyle, nextProps.controlsStyle) ); } ); // You'll need to implement or import a shallowEqual functionThis ensures that the component only re-renders when the props actually change, not just when the object references change.
30-31: LGTM: Enhanced state management with new hooksThe addition of
setSpeedfromuseTimelineand the newuseTimelineBuffershook improves the component's functionality by allowing dynamic speed control and providing loading state information.Consider memoizing the
loadedandloadingvalues if they're used in multiple places within the component to prevent unnecessary recalculations:const { loaded, loading } = useTimelineBuffers(name); const bufferState = React.useMemo(() => ({ loaded, loading }), [loaded, loading]);This can help optimize performance, especially if these values are passed down to child components.
Also applies to: 38-38
45-45: LGTM: Improved seek functionality with new event handlersThe addition of
onSeekStartandonSeekEndhandlers enhances the component's seek functionality. The update toonChangeSeek's dependency array ensures it updates correctly whenseekTochanges.Consider using the
useCallbackhook for theonChangeSeekfunction to optimize performance:const onChangeSeek = React.useCallback( (e: React.ChangeEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => { const newSeekBarValue = Number(e.target.value); seekTo(newSeekBarValue); }, [seekTo] );This ensures that the function reference only changes when
seekTochanges, potentially reducing unnecessary re-renders of child components that receive this function as a prop.Also applies to: 48-63
79-80: LGTM: Enhanced Seekbar functionality and custom controls stylingThe addition of
loadedandloadingprops to theSeekbarcomponent, along with the new seek event handlers, improves its functionality. The newFoTimelineControlsContainerwith thecontrolsStyleprop allows for custom styling of the controls.Consider adding prop types validation for the
Seekbarcomponent to ensure type safety:Seekbar.propTypes = { loaded: PropTypes.number.isRequired, loading: PropTypes.number.isRequired, onSeekStart: PropTypes.func.isRequired, onSeekEnd: PropTypes.func.isRequired, // ... other prop types };This can help catch potential type-related issues early in development.
Also applies to: 82-83, 94-98
e2e-pw/src/oss/specs/groups/nested-dynamic-groups.spec.ts (1)
171-172: Consistent application of new playback speed controlThe addition of
await modal.imavid.setSpeedTo("low")here is consistent with the earlier change, which is good for maintaining a uniform approach throughout the test.However, this repetition suggests an opportunity for refactoring:
Consider creating a helper function that encapsulates setting the speed and playing the video. This would reduce code duplication and make future changes easier. For example:
async function playVideoAtLowSpeed(modal: ModalPom, frames: string) { await modal.imavid.setSpeedTo("low"); await modal.imavid.playUntilFrames(frames, true); } // Usage: await playVideoAtLowSpeed(modal, "2 / 2");This refactoring would make the test more maintainable and easier to read.
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- app/packages/looker/src/lookers/imavid/index.ts
- app/packages/playback/index.ts
- app/packages/playback/src/lib/constants.ts
- app/packages/playback/src/lib/state.ts
- app/packages/playback/src/lib/use-create-timeline.ts
- app/packages/playback/src/lib/use-default-timeline-name.ts
- app/packages/playback/src/lib/use-frame-number.ts
- app/packages/playback/src/lib/use-timeline-buffers.ts
- app/packages/playback/src/lib/use-timeline-viz-utils.ts
- app/packages/playback/src/lib/use-timeline.ts
- app/packages/playback/src/lib/utils.test.ts
- app/packages/playback/src/lib/utils.ts
- app/packages/playback/src/views/PlaybackElements.tsx
- app/packages/playback/src/views/TimelineExamples.tsx
- app/packages/playback/src/views/playback-elements.module.css
- app/packages/spaces/src/components/Panel.tsx
- app/packages/state/src/hooks/hooks-utils.ts
- e2e-pw/src/oss/poms/modal/imavid-controls.ts
- e2e-pw/src/oss/poms/modal/index.ts
- e2e-pw/src/oss/specs/groups/ima-vid.spec.ts
- e2e-pw/src/shared/media-factory/image.ts
- fiftyone/operators/types.py
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app/packages/playback/src/views/Timeline.tsx (2)
6-6: LGTM: New import for timeline buffersThe addition of the
useTimelineBuffershook import is appropriate for the new loading and buffering functionality implemented in the component.
109-109: LGTM: Improved Speed control and StatusIndicator functionalityThe addition of the
setSpeedprop to theSpeedcomponent enables dynamic speed control. ProvidingtotalFramesto theStatusIndicatorenhances its functionality by giving it context about the total number of frames.These changes improve the overall functionality and user experience of the Timeline component.
Also applies to: 115-115
e2e-pw/src/oss/specs/groups/nested-dynamic-groups.spec.ts (2)
46-49: Improved type safety for image path generationThe addition of the type assertion
as '${string}.png'is a good practice. It enhances type safety by ensuring that the generated image paths always conform to the expected format, which can help catch potential errors earlier in the development process.
157-158: New playback speed control addedThe addition of
await modal.imavid.setSpeedTo("low")before playing the video is a good improvement, likely related to the new Timeline API mentioned in the PR objectives. This change allows for more precise control over the video playback during testing.However, it's important to ensure that this change doesn't affect the test's reliability or timing.
Please verify that:
- The "low" speed setting is consistent across different environments.
- The test remains stable and doesn't become flaky due to timing issues with the new speed setting.
What changes are proposed in this pull request?
Rewrite ImaVid with new Timeline API.
Todo:
How is this patch tested? If it is not, please explain why.
E2E to catch regressions.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Release Notes
New Features
ImaVidLookerReactcomponent for enhanced video viewing with a timeline feature.FrameLoaderViewcomponent for managing frame loading within a timeline context.Improvements
ModalLookercomponent structure for better rendering logic.VideoState.getImaVidElementsfunction to improve dynamic rendering based on thumbnail state.Bug Fixes
Styles
.imaVidLookerControls,.imaVidSeekBar, and.hideInputThumb.