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This commit refactors the App component from a class-based component to a functional component using hooks. The changes include: - Converted the class component to a functional component. - Used useState, useRef, and useEffect hooks to manage state and refs. - Removed unnecessary imports and class methods. - Replaced class instance variables with useRef hook. - Updated event handlers to use arrow functions. These changes improve code readability and maintainability by utilizing modern React features and simplifying component structure.
This commit refactors the FilePond component to use functional components and hooks instead of class components. The code has been organized into smaller functions for better readability and maintainability. The logic for handling file changes has been extracted into a separate function, and the initialization logic has been moved into its own function as well. Variable names have been made more descriptive for clarity. Changes Made: - Converted FilePond component from class to functional component. - Extracted logic for handling file changes into a separate function. - Extracted initialization logic into its own function. - Renamed 'elementRef' to 'wrapperRef' for clarity. - Removed unused 'filteredMethods' variable. - Simplified the return statement of the 'initializeFilePond' function. - Simplified the useEffect dependencies array in the 'initializeFilePond' hook. This commit improves the maintainability and readability of the FilePond component, making it easier to understand and work with in the future.
Refactored the FilePond component from a class-based component to a functional component using React hooks (useRef, useEffect). This refactor improves readability and follows best practices for functional component development. Additionally, applied minor optimizations and cleaned up the code. Changes include: - Converted class-based component to functional component - Utilized useRef and useEffect hooks for managing state and side effects - Improved separation of concerns by avoiding direct mutation of the component - Updated comments and code formatting for clarity
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Pull Request: Refactor FilePond Component
Description
This pull request refactors the FilePond component, converting it from a class-based component to a functional component with hooks. The changes aim to improve code readability, maintainability, and organization.
Changes Made
Converted FilePond component from class to functional component.
Extracted logic for handling file changes into a separate function.
Extracted initialization logic into its own function.
Renamed 'elementRef' to 'wrapperRef' for clarity.
Removed unused 'filteredMethods' variable.
Simplified the return statement of the 'initializeFilePond' function.
Simplified the useEffect dependencies array in the 'initializeFilePond' hook.
Commit Details
The commit history reflects a series of refactorings aimed at making the FilePond component more modular and easier to maintain. Each commit focuses on a specific aspect of the refactor, such as extracting logic into separate functions or simplifying code structure.
Impact
These changes improve the maintainability and readability of the FilePond component. The refactor lays a foundation for future enhancements and ensures a more efficient development process.