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Description

  • Introduced DebugResponseTimeIndicator React component for debug UI

  • Added CSS module and type definitions for the new indicator

  • Integrated indicator into main UI overlay

  • Extended options storage with debugResponseTimeIndicator flag


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DebugResponseTimeIndicator.tsx
Add DebugResponseTimeIndicator React component                     

src/react/debugs/DebugResponseTimeIndicator.tsx

  • Added new React component for response time debug indication
  • Handles pointer events to toggle indicator visibility
  • Checks options flag before rendering
  • +32/-0   
    DebugResponseTimeIndicator.module.css
    Add CSS styles for DebugResponseTimeIndicator                       

    src/react/debugs/DebugResponseTimeIndicator.module.css

  • Created CSS module for indicator styling
  • Styles for fixed position and appearance
  • +10/-0   
    DebugResponseTimeIndicator.module.css.d.ts
    Add CSS module type definitions for indicator                       

    src/react/debugs/DebugResponseTimeIndicator.module.css.d.ts

  • Added TypeScript definitions for CSS module
  • Ensures type safety for CSS class usage
  • +7/-0     
    optionsStorage.ts
    Add debugResponseTimeIndicator flag to options                     

    src/optionsStorage.ts

    • Added debugResponseTimeIndicator option to default options
    +1/-1     
    reactUi.tsx
    Integrate DebugResponseTimeIndicator into main UI               

    src/reactUi.tsx

  • Imported and rendered DebugResponseTimeIndicator in main overlay
  • Ensured indicator is part of the debug UI stack
  • +2/-0     

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    • New Features
      • Introduced a visual response time indicator that appears when a pointer is pressed, enabled via a new debug option labeled "Debug Input Lag."
    • Style
      • Added styling for the debug response time indicator to ensure clear visibility on the screen.

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    Walkthrough

    A new debug feature has been introduced that visually indicates when a pointer is pressed, controlled by a new boolean option debugResponseTimeIndicator in the application options. This includes the addition of a React component, associated CSS styling, and TypeScript typings for the CSS module. The new component is conditionally rendered within the UI portal based on the debug option, and listens for pointer events to manage its display. No existing logic or control flow was altered outside of these additions.

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    File(s) Change Summary
    src/optionsStorage.ts Added debugResponseTimeIndicator boolean option (default false) to defaultOptions and AppOptions type.
    src/react/debugs/DebugResponseTimeIndicator.tsx Added new React component to display a response time debug indicator based on pointer events and option flag.
    src/react/debugs/DebugResponseTimeIndicator.module.css,
    src/react/debugs/DebugResponseTimeIndicator.module.css.d.ts
    Added CSS module and corresponding TypeScript typings for the debug response time indicator styling.
    src/reactUi.tsx Imported and rendered the new DebugResponseTimeIndicator component inside the main UI portal.
    src/optionsGuiScheme.tsx Added new GUI option entry for debugResponseTimeIndicator labeled "Debug Input Lag" in the advanced options group.

    Sequence Diagram(s)

    sequenceDiagram
        participant User
        participant Window
        participant DebugResponseTimeIndicator
        participant OptionsStorage
    
        User->>Window: Pointer down/up event
        Window->>DebugResponseTimeIndicator: Dispatch pointer event
        DebugResponseTimeIndicator->>OptionsStorage: Read debugResponseTimeIndicator option
        alt Option enabled and pointer down
            DebugResponseTimeIndicator->>DebugResponseTimeIndicator: Set isPointerDown = true
            DebugResponseTimeIndicator->>UI: Render debug indicator
        else Option disabled or pointer up
            DebugResponseTimeIndicator->>DebugResponseTimeIndicator: Set isPointerDown = false
            DebugResponseTimeIndicator->>UI: Render nothing
        end
    

    Poem

    In the garden of code, a new light appears,
    A debug dot dances when a pointer draws near.
    With options now growing, a flag set to true,
    The rabbit can see what the pointer will do.
    CSS for the style, TypeScript for the type—
    Hop, hop, hooray, for this new debug stripe! 🐇✨


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    Missing Indicator Feedback

    The indicator is just a white square that appears when pointer is down, but doesn't provide any actual response time information. Consider adding visual feedback that shows actual response time metrics.

    return isPointerDown ? (
      <div className={styles.debugResponseTimeIndicator} />
    ) : null
    
    Styling Concerns

    The indicator has minimal styling with just a white background. This may not be visible enough on light backgrounds. Consider adding borders, opacity, or color variations to make it more visible in different contexts.

    .debugResponseTimeIndicator {
        z-index: 100;
        position: fixed;
        right: 15px;
        top: 50%;
        transform: translateY(-50%);
        width: 40px;
        height: 40px;
        background-color: white;
    }

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    Improve visual contrast

    The white background may not be visible on light-themed interfaces. Add a border
    or use a more distinctive color to ensure visibility across different
    backgrounds.

    src/react/debugs/DebugResponseTimeIndicator.module.css [1-10]

     .debugResponseTimeIndicator {
         z-index: 100;
         position: fixed;
         right: 15px;
         top: 50%;
         transform: translateY(-50%);
         width: 40px;
         height: 40px;
    -    background-color: white;
    +    background-color: rgba(255, 0, 0, 0.5);
    +    border: 1px solid black;
     }
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    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

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    Why: The suggestion correctly points out a potential visibility issue with the white background of the debug indicator. Improving contrast enhances the usability of this debug feature.

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    Name anonymous component

    Using unnamed default exports makes the component harder to debug and reference.
    Add a proper name to the component function for better error stack traces and
    debugging.

    src/react/debugs/DebugResponseTimeIndicator.tsx [6]

    -export default () => {
    +export default function DebugResponseTimeIndicator() {
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    Simplify conditional check

    The check for property existence using in operator is redundant since the
    property is already defined in default options. This adds unnecessary complexity
    and could cause issues if the property name changes in the future.

    src/react/debugs/DebugResponseTimeIndicator.tsx [27]

    -if (!('debugResponseTimeIndicator' in options) || !options.debugResponseTimeIndicator) return null
    +if (!options.debugResponseTimeIndicator) return null
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    🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
    src/react/debugs/DebugResponseTimeIndicator.module.css (1)

    1-10: Consider improving indicator visibility.

    The white indicator might not be visible against light backgrounds. Consider adding a border or using a more distinctive color scheme.

    .debugResponseTimeIndicator {
        z-index: 100;
        position: fixed;
        right: 15px;
        top: 50%;
        transform: translateY(-50%);
        width: 40px;
        height: 40px;
        background-color: white;
    +   border: 2px solid black;
    +   box-shadow: 0 0 5px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5);
    }
    src/react/debugs/DebugResponseTimeIndicator.tsx (3)

    6-6: Add a component display name for better debugging.

    Consider adding a display name to the component for easier identification in debugging tools.

    -export default () => {
    +const DebugResponseTimeIndicator = () => {
      const [isPointerDown, setIsPointerDown] = useState(false)
      
      // Rest of component...
    }
    
    +DebugResponseTimeIndicator.displayName = 'DebugResponseTimeIndicator'
    +export default DebugResponseTimeIndicator

    9-25: Consider handling additional pointer events.

    The component currently only handles pointerdown and pointerup events, but should also handle cases where the pointer is canceled or leaves the window.

    useEffect(() => {
      const handlePointerDown = () => {
        setIsPointerDown(true)
      }
    
      const handlePointerUp = () => {
        setIsPointerDown(false)
      }
    
    +  const handlePointerCancel = () => {
    +    setIsPointerDown(false)
    +  }
    
      window.addEventListener('pointerdown', handlePointerDown)
      window.addEventListener('pointerup', handlePointerUp)
    +  window.addEventListener('pointercancel', handlePointerCancel)
    +  window.addEventListener('pointerleave', handlePointerUp)
    
      return () => {
        window.removeEventListener('pointerdown', handlePointerDown)
        window.removeEventListener('pointerup', handlePointerUp)
    +    window.removeEventListener('pointercancel', handlePointerCancel)
    +    window.removeEventListener('pointerleave', handlePointerUp)
      }
    }, [])

    27-27: Simplify options check.

    The check !('debugResponseTimeIndicator' in options) is unnecessary since the option is already defined in the defaultOptions object.

    -if (!('debugResponseTimeIndicator' in options) || !options.debugResponseTimeIndicator) return null
    +if (!options.debugResponseTimeIndicator) return null
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    🔇 Additional comments (5)
    src/optionsStorage.ts (1)

    76-76: LGTM! New debug option added correctly.

    The new debug option debugResponseTimeIndicator is properly added to the defaultOptions object with a default value of false, which is appropriate for a debug feature.

    src/reactUi.tsx (2)

    63-63: LGTM! Import statement added correctly.

    The import for the new debug component is properly placed with other component imports.


    251-251: LGTM! Component added to appropriate portal.

    The DebugResponseTimeIndicator component is correctly added to the document body portal alongside other debug UI elements.

    src/react/debugs/DebugResponseTimeIndicator.module.css.d.ts (1)

    1-7: LGTM! TypeScript declaration file correctly defined.

    The CSS module declaration file is properly created, following the standard pattern for TypeScript CSS modules.

    src/react/debugs/DebugResponseTimeIndicator.tsx (1)

    29-31: LGTM! Conditional rendering works as expected.

    The indicator is correctly shown only when the pointer is down and the debug option is enabled.

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    @zardoy zardoy changed the title DebugResponseTimeIndicator feat: Debug Response Time Indicator May 2, 2025
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    zardoy commented May 3, 2025

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    @zardoy zardoy merged commit 951790d into zardoy:next May 3, 2025
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