Labyrinth App Andreas & Peki #197
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| const coordinates = useSelector((store) => store.labyrinthMango.coordinates) | ||
| let imageToShow = null; | ||
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| if (coordinates === '0,0') { |
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This was a nice way of displaying different images depending on where in the labyrinth you were. I see that you've set the imageToShow to null first. We returned the whole function (with switch case) as the background image. I'm wondering if this way (that you've done), of making the image a variable, instead might be a better way performance-wise.
| // Set user name and generate unique user ID | ||
| setUserName: (store, action) => { | ||
| const input = action.payload; | ||
| const userId = uuidv4(input); |
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What does this mean? const userId = uudv4(input) We only had username but I see you have username, name and userID, how does that work? Is it a way of making the username random?
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| {userName === '' ? <Startpage /> : <Gamepage />} {/* Ternary Operator */} |
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Oh, you used username in the ternary operator for rendering the game components. Smart!
| export const Gamepage = () => { | ||
| // Set up hooks for dispatch and store | ||
| const dispatch = useDispatch() | ||
| const description = useSelector((store) => store.labyrinthMango.description) |
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I see you stored all values in separate properties in the store. We decided to store the current position into one single object, that we called currentPosition. That way, we only needed one useSelector to get that object that held all the information. If you want less code, that might be a possible way of doing it. :)
| // /////////////// COMPONENT //////////////////////// // | ||
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| export const Loader = () => { | ||
| // /////////////// OUTCOME //////////////////////// // |
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I like the different sections! It makes it really easy to read the code!!
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| // /////////////// GLOBAL //////////////////////// // | ||
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| export const GlobalRules = createGlobalStyle` |
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I saw that you hade these rendered in the App-component. I've never seen that before? What would be the benefit compared to having these rules in index.css? (Sorry for a lot of questions hahah! I'm just very curious!)
| return ( | ||
| <GameWrapper> | ||
| <CoordImage src={hej15} alt="Displayed" /> | ||
| <Protip src={protip} alt="Displayed" /> |
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I really LIKE this little floating circle! Reminds me of your portfolio!
| {history.length === 0 ? `Welcome, ${name}.` : ''} {/* name comes from the state */} | ||
| <p>"{description}"</p> | ||
| </DescriptionWrapper> | ||
| <DirectionWrapper id={moves.length <= 1 ? 'oneMove' : 'twoMoves'}> {/* styling for 1or2 buttons from gamepage.styled */} |
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I'm curious of what is happening here. What is the id? I understand that the styling has to do if there are two or one button.
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