Feat/virtual joystick #10
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| private chairOnSit?: Chair | ||
| public joystickMovement?: JoystickMovement |
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It's good to see that you've added a new property joystickMovement to handle the virtual joystick input. However, please ensure that the JoystickMovement type is properly defined and imported, and that the handleJoystickMovement method is correctly updating the joystickMovement property.
| let joystickLeft = false | ||
| let joystickRight = false |
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The integration of joystick input into the PlayerSelector update logic is well done. Just ensure that the joystickMovement property is always in a valid state when accessed, and consider adding null checks or default values to prevent any potential runtime errors.
| bottom: 60px; | ||
| left: 0; |
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Adjusting the Backdrop styled component to accommodate the virtual joystick is a good approach. However, please verify that the new bottom and max-width values do not negatively impact the chat component's layout on different screen sizes or resolutions.
| right: 0px; | ||
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Please ensure that the new position of the close button in the Wrapper styled component does not overlap with any other UI elements or make it difficult for users to interact with the button.
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@PR-Review sorry can you clarify
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@JWS-aAI Certainly! My comment was regarding the changes you made to the position of the close button within the Wrapper styled component in both ComputerDialog.tsx and WhiteboardDialog.tsx. You've changed the top and right properties to 0px, which moves the close button to the very top-right corner of its container.
Here's what you should check to clarify the impact of this change:
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Overlap with Other Elements: Ensure that the new position of the close button does not cause it to overlap with any other elements in the UI, such as headers, borders, or any other interactive components.
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Ease of Interaction: Confirm that the button is still easily clickable and that its new position does not hinder the user's ability to interact with it. For example, if the button is too close to the edge of the screen or other UI elements, it might be difficult for users to click on it, especially on touch devices.
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Consistent Styling: Check that the styling is consistent with the overall design of the application and that the button's new position looks intentional and well-integrated into the layout.
To address these points, you may need to test the UI on different devices and screen sizes, and possibly adjust padding or margins to ensure the button is both visually pleasing and functionally accessible.
| const [showRoomInfo, setShowRoomInfo] = useState(false) | ||
| const showJoystick = useAppSelector((state) => state.user.showJoystick) |
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Adding toggle buttons for the virtual joystick is a user-friendly feature. Please make sure that the tooltip text is clear and that the icons used are intuitive for the users. Also, verify that the state management for showJoystick is properly synchronized across the application to prevent any inconsistencies.
| flex-direction: column; | ||
| min-width: max-content; |
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The adjustments to the Wrapper and WhiteboardWrapper styled components, including the close button's position and the margin-right value, should be carefully tested to ensure they do not disrupt the layout or usability of the whiteboard dialog on various screen sizes.
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| setShowJoystick: (state, action: PayloadAction<boolean>) => { |
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The addition of the showJoystick state and the setShowJoystick reducer is a good implementation for managing the joystick visibility. Please ensure that the initial state of showJoystick is set correctly for different screen sizes and that it responds appropriately to window resize events.
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Thank you for your contribution to the SkyOffice project. I've finished reviewing the pull request for the virtual joystick feature. Overall, the implementation seems solid, and the feature is a valuable addition to the application. I've left some comments regarding best practices, code safety, and UI considerations. Please take a look at them and make any necessary adjustments. If you have any questions or need further clarification on any of the comments, feel free to reach out. Once again, great work on this feature, and I look forward to seeing it integrated into the application. |
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@PR-Review Ok thanks, any suggestions what to start with, real quick |
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@JWS-aAI Certainly! Here are a few quick suggestions to start with:
Start with these items, and once they're addressed, the rest of the comments can be tackled in order of priority or dependency. If you need further assistance, feel free to ask. Good luck! |
New feature added: Basic Virtual Joystick
Hi, I decide implement this feature because it appears to be in high demand. Hope you find interesting.
Description:
For implement this, I use this component: https://github.com/elmarti/react-joystick-component
Note: This feature will conflict with this PR: #.62
I can take care of resolving conflicts
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