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feat: add config option for pause screen links #288

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This adds the ability to configure the links shown in the pause screen via the config.json. The github and Discord buttons are hardcoded for now (as they include custom logic and the link from the environment variable) but the ability to specify custom URL buttons was included too:

{
  "type": "url",
  "text": "Button Text",
  "url": "https://example.com"
}

(Multiple lines of buttons are supported too as every line is an array of button records)


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Description

  • Added configurable pause screen links via config.json.

  • Enhanced DiscordButton and DropdownButton components with style and text props.

  • Updated PauseScreen to dynamically render buttons based on configuration.

  • Introduced pauseLinks configuration in config.json for custom button rows.


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Enhancement
globalState.ts
Added `pauseLinks` configuration to global state.               

src/globalState.ts

  • Added pauseLinks property to AppConfig type.
+1/-0     
DiscordButton.tsx
Enhanced `DiscordButton` and `DropdownButton` components.

src/react/DiscordButton.tsx

  • Updated DiscordButton to accept text and style props.
  • Updated DropdownButton to accept optional style prop.
  • Adjusted button styling logic for flexibility.
  • +4/-4     
    PauseScreen.tsx
    Updated `PauseScreen` to support configurable buttons.     

    src/react/PauseScreen.tsx

  • Added dynamic rendering of pause screen buttons based on
    configuration.
  • Integrated DiscordButton and GitHub button with configurable styles.
  • Replaced hardcoded buttons with dynamic pauseLinks rendering.
  • +22/-5   
    Configuration changes
    config.json
    Introduced `pauseLinks` configuration in `config.json`.   

    config.json

  • Added pauseLinks configuration for customizable button rows.
  • Included examples for GitHub and Discord buttons.
  • +10/-0   

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    • New Features
      • Dynamic Pause Links: The pause screen now displays configurable action buttons for GitHub, Discord, and external URLs based on updated settings.
      • Enhanced Customization: Key buttons offer customizable text and styling, providing a more personalized and flexible user interface experience during pause interactions.

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    The changes add a new configuration property named pauseLinks that appears in both the JSON configuration and the application state type. In addition, React components are updated: the DiscordButton and DropdownButton now accept customizable text and style properties. The PauseScreen component has been modified to render pause link buttons dynamically based on configuration values and to invoke actions (such as opening GitHub links) when triggered.

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    File(s) Summary
    config.json, src/.../globalState.ts Added new property pauseLinks (an array of array of objects) to the JSON configuration and AppConfig type for dynamic pause link support.
    src/react/DiscordButton.tsx Updated DiscordButton and DropdownButton components to accept optional text and style props, allowing customization of button text and styling.
    src/react/PauseScreen.tsx Modified the pause screen to dynamically generate and render pause link buttons based on configuration. Introduced conditional logic and imported utilities (e.g., openGithub).

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    sequenceDiagram
        participant U as User
        participant P as PauseScreen
        participant C as AppConfig
        participant G as openGithub
    
        U->>P: Open PauseScreen
        P->>C: Retrieve pauseLinks configuration
        C-->>P: Return pauseLinks array with link details
        P->>U: Render dynamic pause buttons
        U->>P: Click on a pause button (e.g., GitHub)
        alt Button type is "github"
            P->>G: Invoke openGithub()
            G-->>P: Process GitHub link action
        else Button type is "discord"
            P->>U: Process Discord action (or similar)
        end
    

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    The code accepts arbitrary URLs from the config file and opens them without validation. This could potentially lead to malicious URL injection. Consider implementing URL validation and sanitization before opening URLs.

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    Type Safety

    The pauseLinks array uses 'any' type which could lead to runtime errors. Consider using proper TypeScript interfaces for button configurations.

    const pauseLinks: any[] = []
    const pauseLinksConfig = miscUiState.appConfig?.pauseLinks
    Error Handling

    Missing error handling for invalid button configurations and malformed URLs in the button rendering logic.

    for (const button of row) {
      const style = { width: (204 / row.length - (row.length > 1 ? 4 : 0)) + 'px' }
      if (button.type === 'discord') {
        rowButtons.push(<DiscordButton style={style} text={button.text}/>)
      } else if (button.type === 'github') {
        rowButtons.push(<Button className="button" style={style} onClick={() => openGithub()}>{button.text ?? 'GitHub'}</Button>)
      } else if (button.type === 'url' && button.text) {
        rowButtons.push(<Button className="button" style={style} onClick={() => openURL(button.url)}>{button.text}</Button>)
      }
    }

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    src/react/PauseScreen.tsx [237-239]

    -} else if (button.type === 'url' && button.text) {
    +} else if (button.type === 'url' && button.text && button.url) {
       rowButtons.push(<Button className="button" style={style} onClick={() => openURL(button.url)}>{button.text}</Button>)
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    src/react/PauseScreen.tsx (1)

    226-243: Implementation of dynamic pauseLinks rendering.

    The implementation effectively renders configurable buttons based on the pauseLinks configuration, with proper handling of different button types (discord, github, url).

    Consider the following improvements:

    1. Type safety could be improved by replacing any[] with more specific types
    2. Consider extracting button rendering into a separate component for better code organization
    3. Adding validation for URL type buttons to ensure they have a valid URL
    -  const pauseLinks: any[] = []
    +  const pauseLinks: JSX.Element[] = []
       const pauseLinksConfig = miscUiState.appConfig?.pauseLinks
       if (pauseLinksConfig) {
         for (const row of pauseLinksConfig) {
    -      const rowButtons: any[] = []
    +      const rowButtons: JSX.Element[] = []
           for (const button of row) {
             const style = { width: (204 / row.length - (row.length > 1 ? 4 : 0)) + 'px' }
             if (button.type === 'discord') {
               rowButtons.push(<DiscordButton style={style} text={button.text}/>)
             } else if (button.type === 'github') {
               rowButtons.push(<Button className="button" style={style} onClick={() => openGithub()}>{button.text ?? 'GitHub'}</Button>)
    -        } else if (button.type === 'url' && button.text) {
    +        } else if (button.type === 'url' && button.text && button.url) {
               rowButtons.push(<Button className="button" style={style} onClick={() => openURL(button.url)}>{button.text}</Button>)
             }
           }
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    🔇 Additional comments (8)
    config.json (1)

    20-29: Looks good! Default configuration for pauseLinks properly structured.

    The addition of the pauseLinks configuration is well-structured as an array of button rows, with each row containing button definitions. The default configuration includes GitHub and Discord buttons, which matches the PR objectives.

    src/globalState.ts (1)

    125-125: Type definition matches the configuration structure.

    The type definition for pauseLinks as Array<Array<Record<string, any>>> correctly represents the nested structure seen in the config file, allowing for rows of buttons with flexible properties.

    src/react/PauseScreen.tsx (2)

    21-21: Import required utility for GitHub actions.

    Correctly importing the openGithub utility function to handle GitHub button clicks.


    258-258: Integration of dynamic links into the UI.

    The implementation correctly renders the dynamic pauseLinks in the pause screen UI, replacing the previous hardcoded buttons.

    src/react/DiscordButton.tsx (4)

    7-7: Enhanced component props for better reusability.

    The DiscordButton component now accepts additional optional props for customization:

    • text: allows customizing the button text
    • style: allows applying custom styles

    This enhancement supports the new configurable pause links feature.


    19-19: Properly passing props to child component.

    The component correctly passes the received props to the DropdownButton component, with a sensible default for the text prop.


    27-27: DropdownButton component enhanced with style prop.

    Updated the DropdownButton component to accept and use the style prop, supporting the customization requirements of the pause links feature.


    53-53: Proper application of default styles.

    The component correctly applies the provided style or falls back to the default style when none is provided.

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    zardoy commented Feb 26, 2025

    @Phoenix616 insane! very clean, thank you so much

    @zardoy zardoy merged commit 8ff0592 into zardoy:next Feb 26, 2025
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