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Refactor status bars #485

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What has Changed?

  • Refactor and break up status bars
  • Add ConfigReader for managing color config

This PR is only a refactor and is to be followed by the next PR. Please review here.. This PR replaces #480 with a different implementation approach.

While working on adding evaluation status to the app state, I saw a benefit from refactoring the status bars to make things more manageable. I ran into a dependency resolution issue where paredit/statusbar.ts was depending on the colors var from /statusbar.ts, so I also took this opportunity to put down groundwork for a ConfigReader with a purpose of creating one place to manage reading the workspace config.

I think there is room for improvement on the ConfigReader, as it only provides color config right now. I feel it should also be initialized and managed somewhere else in the application, but at least with the way it is right now, it has no other dependencies so should be able to safely reference it anywhere else in the application.

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@stefan-toubia stefan-toubia changed the title Stefan/refactor status bars Refactor status bars Nov 24, 2019
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PEZ commented Nov 24, 2019

This is awesome. Thanks!

I am reading through the changes some and will want to test it a bit, naturally. Saw two things at a quick glance:

  1. The file names break our convention with using kebab-case. (I added that to the Style Guide now.)
  2. The classes for different status bar items should, IMO, be named with Item at the end. E.g: ConnectionStatusBarItem.

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@PEZ Ok no problem, I overlooked the file naming and will fix that, and I agree on the class names, will fix those as well.

I added a link to the followup PR so be sure to check that out as well.

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// TODO: This should be somewhere else
const configReader = new ConfigReader();
export default configReader;
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I like that you are improving the config reading. This is just a note to us all to be alert to how this work can be continued. There are a few other config watchers, I think. And also we are reading up most config in the state module, where I do not think it really belongs.

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Yes, and maybe it would be a good idea to consume the config reader from state to keep aligned with the single source of truth. Config reader could emit change events to be picked up by state. Or if using redux, dispatch config change actions. Tomato/Tomato.

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