feat: inspira #252
feat: inspira #252
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packages/frontendmu-nuxt/components/home/Hero.vue (1)
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8-41: Consider enhancing component configurabilityThe Hero component's structure is solid, but consider these architectural improvements:
- Make the InspiraVortex component configurable through props to allow reuse in other contexts
- Consider extracting common responsive text sizes to Tailwind theme configuration for consistency
packages/frontendmu-nuxt/components/inspira/Vortex.vue (6)
125-157: Potential performance improvement inupdateParticlefunction.The destructuring of
particlePropsarray for each particle can be resource-intensive in a loop. Consider optimizing this by reusing variables or reducing the number of operations inside the loop.You might refactor the code as follows to enhance performance:
-function updateParticle(i: number, ctx: CanvasRenderingContext2D) { +function updateParticle(i: number, ctx: CanvasRenderingContext2D) { const canvas = canvasRef.value if (!canvas) return - const [x, y, vx, vy, life, ttl, speed, radius, hue] = [ - particleProps[i], - particleProps[i + 1], - particleProps[i + 2], - particleProps[i + 3], - particleProps[i + 4], - particleProps[i + 5], - particleProps[i + 6], - particleProps[i + 7], - particleProps[i + 8], - ] + const x = particleProps[i] + const y = particleProps[i + 1] + const vx = particleProps[i + 2] + const vy = particleProps[i + 3] + const life = particleProps[i + 4] + const ttl = particleProps[i + 5] + const speed = particleProps[i + 6] + const radius = particleProps[i + 7] + const hue = particleProps[i + 8] const n = noise3D(x * xOff, y * yOff, tick * zOff) * noiseSteps * TAU const nextVx = lerp(vx, Math.cos(n), 0.5) const nextVy = lerp(vy, Math.sin(n), 0.5) drawParticle(x, y, x + nextVx * speed, y + nextVy * speed, life, ttl, radius, hue, ctx) particleProps[i] = x + nextVx * speed particleProps[i + 1] = y + nextVy * speed particleProps[i + 2] = nextVx particleProps[i + 3] = nextVy particleProps[i + 4] = life + 1 if (checkBounds(x, y, canvas) || life > ttl) { initParticle(i) } }
126-129: Null check forcanvasRef.valueredundancy.The null check for
canvasRef.valueis performed in multiple functions (updateParticle,initParticle). Since these functions are called in a loop wherecanvasRef.valueis unlikely to change, consider moving the null check to a higher level to avoid repeated checks.
186-192: Unused parameterctxinresizefunction.The
resizefunction accepts an optionalctxparameter, but it is not used within the function. Consider removing the parameter if it's unnecessary.Apply this diff to remove the unused parameter:
-function resize(canvas: HTMLCanvasElement, ctx?: CanvasRenderingContext2D) { +function resize(canvas: HTMLCanvasElement) { const { innerWidth, innerHeight } = window canvas.width = innerWidth canvas.height = innerHeight center[0] = 0.5 * canvas.width center[1] = 0.5 * canvas.height }
194-206: Clarify the purpose of multiple blur filters inrenderGlow.Using multiple blur filters with different values can impact performance. Ensure that the visual improvement justifies the potential performance cost.
Consider combining the blur effects or optimizing the rendering pipeline to improve performance.
5-14: Set default prop values usingdefinePropssyntax.The current usage of
withDefaults(defineProps<VortexProps>(), { ... })might not fully leverage Vue's reactivity system. Consider defining default prop values directly indefineProps.Refactor the prop definitions as follows:
-const props = withDefaults(defineProps<VortexProps>(), { - particleCount: 700, - rangeY: 100, - baseSpeed: 0.0, - rangeSpeed: 1.5, - baseRadius: 1, - rangeRadius: 2, - baseHue: 220, - backgroundColor: 'transparent', -}) +const props = defineProps<VortexProps>({ + particleCount: { type: Number, default: 700 }, + rangeY: { type: Number, default: 100 }, + baseSpeed: { type: Number, default: 0.0 }, + rangeSpeed: { type: Number, default: 1.5 }, + baseRadius: { type: Number, default: 1 }, + rangeRadius: { type: Number, default: 2 }, + baseHue: { type: Number, default: 220 }, + backgroundColor: { type: String, default: 'transparent' }, +})
2-2: Consider adding type definitions for imported modules.The import of
'simplex-noise'might benefit from explicit type definitions to enhance type safety and editor support.Ensure that the
simplex-noisemodule has proper TypeScript types installed or consider writing custom typings if necessary.
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packages/frontendmu-nuxt/package.json (4)
24-24: Verify Vue compatibility with new animation dependencies
The addition of @vueuse/motion and simplex-noise aligns with the PR's objective to implement the Vortex component. However, the Vue update to 3.5.x is significant and requires verification.
Let's check for any compatibility issues:
Also applies to: 31-31, 32-32
✅ Verification successful
Vue 3.5.x update and animation dependencies are compatible
The verification shows that:
@vueuse/motion v2.2.6has a peer dependency ofvue: ">=3.0.0", which is compatible with Vue 3.5.x- No issues were found in the repository related to Vue 3.5 compatibility
- The dependencies align with the PR's animation requirements
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28-28: Verify Nuxt version stability and compatibility
The update to [email protected] seems to be using an unusual version number. This might be a pre-release or unstable version.
Let's verify the latest stable version and any potential breaking changes:
✅ Verification successful
Version 3.14.1592 is the current stable release of Nuxt
The version number 3.14.1592 is actually the latest stable release of Nuxt, as confirmed by the npm registry data. The version is legitimate, properly signed, and maintained by the core Nuxt team (including well-known maintainers like Daniel Roe, Anthony Fu, and Sébastien Chopin). The package metadata shows it's a production-ready release with proper attestations and signatures.
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17-46: Verify dependency tree health after multiple updates
Multiple interdependent packages have been updated simultaneously. While individual updates look reasonable, we should verify the overall dependency tree health.
Let's check for any peer dependency conflicts:
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Dependencies are compatible and well-aligned
The dependency versions are compatible and follow the expected patterns:
- Vue 3.5.x is compatible with Nuxt 3.14.x
- All version ranges use appropriate semver patterns (^)
- The core dependencies (Vue and Nuxt) are properly aligned for the ecosystem
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37-37: Verify stability of @inspira-ui/plugins
The addition of @inspira-ui/[email protected] appears to be in a very early development stage (version 0.0.1). This could introduce stability risks.
Let's check the package details and recent updates:
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@inspira-ui/plugins appears to be properly integrated
The package is being used as a Tailwind plugin for styling configuration, which is a common and safe usage pattern. While the version is early (0.0.1), the implementation is straightforward and isolated to the Tailwind configuration, minimizing potential stability risks. The plugin is:
- Properly imported and setup in
tailwind.config.js - Used alongside other stable plugins like
@tailwindcss/typography - Integrated into the build system through the
@nuxtjs/tailwindcssmodule
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packages/frontendmu-nuxt/components/home/Hero.vue (3)
13-16: LGTM! Well-structured heading with proper responsive design
The heading implementation maintains good semantic structure while providing responsive text sizing and dark mode support.
22-24: LGTM! Well-implemented link with proper styling and transitions
The NuxtLink implementation follows best practices with appropriate hover states and transitions.
8-8: Verify InspiraVortex component registration and performance impact
The new visual component might affect page load performance. Consider the following recommendations:
- Ensure the component is properly registered in the Nuxt auto-imports
- Consider lazy loading the component if it's not immediately visible
✅ Verification successful
Component is properly registered and optimized for performance
The InspiraVortex component is actually the Vortex component from the inspira directory, which is auto-imported by Nuxt's component auto-import feature. The component is well-implemented with:
- Proper performance optimizations (canvas-based rendering)
- Cleanup on unmount
- Lazy initialization
- Responsive resize handling
- Motion/fade-in animations
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packages/frontendmu-nuxt/nuxt.config.ts (2)
28-28: LGTM! Module addition aligns with the new animation features.
The addition of @vueuse/motion/nuxt module is appropriate for supporting the new <InspiraVortex /> component's animations.
28-28: Verify dependency and bundle size impact.
Let's ensure the module is properly configured and won't significantly impact the bundle size.
✅ Verification successful
Bundle size impact is minimal and usage is appropriate
The @vueuse/motion dependency is being used appropriately in the Vortex component with minimal configuration (just basic opacity animation). The package is a lightweight animation utility (v2.2.6) and is only used in a single component, suggesting minimal bundle size impact. The implementation follows Vue's best practices for animation directives.
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packages/frontendmu-nuxt/tailwind.config.js (2)
149-149: Verify Inspira UI plugin configuration requirements
The plugin addition looks good, but since this is being used with a new Vortex component, we should ensure all necessary theme configurations are in place.
✅ Verification successful
Let me try another verification approach to check for the plugin configuration and its usage.
Based on the verification results, I can now provide the final response:
The Inspira UI plugin setup appears to be correctly configured
The plugin is properly:
- Imported and required in the tailwind config
- Added to the plugins array in the correct order
- Installed as a dependency (version 0.0.1)
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2-2: Verify @inspira-ui/plugins package installation
The new plugin import looks correct, but let's ensure it's properly installed and compatible.
packages/frontendmu-nuxt/components/inspira/Vortex.vue (2)
209-212: Potential redundant drawing in renderToScreen function.
The renderToScreen function draws the canvas onto itself without any transformation, which might be redundant. Verify if this step is necessary for the desired visual effect.
Confirm whether drawing the canvas onto itself is intended and produces the desired effect.
87-104:
Ensure consistent use of variable declarations.
In the initParticle function, the variables x, y, vx, vy, etc., are declared without using const or let. This could lead to potential scope issues. Make sure to declare variables appropriately.
Apply this diff to fix the variable declarations:
-function initParticle(i: number) {
+function initParticle(i: number) {
+ const canvas = canvasRef.value
+ if (!canvas)
+ return
+
+ const x = rand(canvas.width)
+ const y = center[1] + randRange(props.rangeY)
+ const vx = 0
+ const vy = 0
+ const life = 0
+ const ttl = baseTTL + rand(rangeTTL)
+ const speed = props.baseSpeed + rand(props.rangeSpeed)
+ const radius = props.baseRadius + rand(props.rangeRadius)
+ const hue = props.baseHue + rand(rangeHue)
+
+ particleProps.set([x, y, vx, vy, life, ttl, speed, radius, hue], i)
+}Likely invalid or redundant comment.
| onMounted(() => { | ||
| setup() | ||
| window.addEventListener('resize', () => { | ||
| const canvas = canvasRef.value | ||
| const ctx = canvas?.getContext('2d') | ||
| if (canvas && ctx) { | ||
| resize(canvas, ctx) | ||
| } | ||
| }) | ||
| }) |
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Handle cleanup of animation frames on component unmounting.
The animation loop initiated by requestAnimationFrame in the draw function continues indefinitely. Ensure that the animation loop is stopped when the component is unmounted to prevent memory leaks.
Implement a mechanism to cancel the animation frame on unmount:
+let animationFrameId: number
function draw(canvas: HTMLCanvasElement, ctx: CanvasRenderingContext2D) {
tick++
ctx.clearRect(0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height)
ctx.fillStyle = props.backgroundColor
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height)
drawParticles(ctx)
renderGlow(canvas, ctx)
renderToScreen(canvas, ctx)
- requestAnimationFrame(() => draw(canvas, ctx))
+ animationFrameId = requestAnimationFrame(() => draw(canvas, ctx))
}
onUnmounted(() => {
window.removeEventListener('resize', resizeListener)
+ cancelAnimationFrame(animationFrameId)
})Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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@MrSunshyne draw seems to be called recursively. Are you aware if it's ok to leave it as is or should there be some kind of conditional return to break out of the function?
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packages/frontendmu-nuxt/components/inspira/Vortex.vue (4)
15-26: Consider grouping related constantsThe constants are well-defined but could be better organized. Consider grouping related constants (e.g., animation, particle properties, noise) into separate objects for better maintainability.
-const TAU = 2 * Math.PI -const baseTTL = 50 -const rangeTTL = 150 -const particlePropCount = 9 -const rangeHue = 100 -const noiseSteps = 3 -const xOff = 0.00125 -const yOff = 0.00125 -const zOff = 0.0005 +const ANIMATION = { + TAU: 2 * Math.PI, + baseTTL: 50, + rangeTTL: 150, + noiseSteps: 3 +} +const PARTICLE = { + propCount: 9, + rangeHue: 100 +} +const NOISE_OFFSET = { + x: 0.00125, + y: 0.00125, + z: 0.0005 +}
125-157: Consider performance optimizations for particle updatesThe particle update logic is well-implemented but could be optimized:
- Consider using Web Workers for particle calculations
- Batch particle updates to reduce array access
- Use local variables to cache frequently accessed values
Example optimization for reducing array access:
function updateParticle(i: number, ctx: CanvasRenderingContext2D) { const canvas = canvasRef.value if (!canvas) return + // Cache array access + const props = { + x: particleProps[i], + y: particleProps[i + 1], + vx: particleProps[i + 2], + vy: particleProps[i + 3], + life: particleProps[i + 4], + ttl: particleProps[i + 5], + speed: particleProps[i + 6], + radius: particleProps[i + 7], + hue: particleProps[i + 8] + } - const [x, y, vx, vy, life, ttl, speed, radius, hue] = [ - particleProps[i], - particleProps[i + 1], - particleProps[i + 2], - particleProps[i + 3], - particleProps[i + 4], - particleProps[i + 5], - particleProps[i + 6], - particleProps[i + 7], - particleProps[i + 8], - ] - const n = noise3D(x * xOff, y * yOff, tick * zOff) * noiseSteps * TAU - const nextVx = lerp(vx, Math.cos(n), 0.5) - const nextVy = lerp(vy, Math.sin(n), 0.5) + const n = noise3D(props.x * xOff, props.y * yOff, tick * zOff) * noiseSteps * TAU + const nextVx = lerp(props.vx, Math.cos(n), 0.5) + const nextVy = lerp(props.vy, Math.sin(n), 0.5)
194-206: Add performance monitoring for render effectsThe glow effect uses multiple render passes which could impact performance on lower-end devices. Consider:
- Adding performance monitoring
- Making the glow effect configurable
- Implementing a fallback for lower-end devices
Example monitoring implementation:
const PERFORMANCE_BUDGET_MS = 16; // 60fps budget let lastFrameTime = performance.now(); function monitorPerformance() { const currentTime = performance.now(); const frameDuration = currentTime - lastFrameTime; if (frameDuration > PERFORMANCE_BUDGET_MS) { console.warn(`Frame took ${frameDuration}ms, exceeding budget of ${PERFORMANCE_BUDGET_MS}ms`); // Potentially disable effects or reduce particle count } lastFrameTime = currentTime; }
234-247: Consider adding ARIA attributes for accessibilityThe template structure is well-organized, but could benefit from accessibility improvements.
<template> - <div :class="cn('relative h-full w-full', props.containerClass)"> + <div + :class="cn('relative h-full w-full', props.containerClass)" + role="presentation" + aria-hidden="true" + > <div ref="containerRef" v-motion :initial="{ opacity: 0 }" :enter="{ opacity: 1 }" class="absolute inset-0 z-0 flex size-full items-center justify-center bg-transparent" > <canvas ref="canvasRef" /> </div> <div :class="cn('relative z-10', props.class)"> <slot /> </div> </div> </template>
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packages/frontendmu-nuxt/components/inspira/Vortex.vue (3)
49-64: LGTM! Well-implemented utility functions
The utility functions are pure, properly typed, and serve clear purposes.
224-231: LGTM! Proper lifecycle management
The component correctly handles mounting and cleanup of event listeners.
105-117:
Critical: Animation frame cleanup missing
The animation loop needs proper cleanup to prevent memory leaks and unnecessary CPU usage when the component is unmounted.
The previous review comment about this issue is still valid. Store the animation frame ID and cancel it on unmount:
+let animationFrameId: number
function draw(canvas: HTMLCanvasElement, ctx: CanvasRenderingContext2D) {
tick++
ctx.clearRect(0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height)
ctx.fillStyle = props.backgroundColor
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height)
drawParticles(ctx)
renderGlow(canvas, ctx)
renderToScreen(canvas, ctx)
- requestAnimationFrame(() => draw(canvas, ctx))
+ animationFrameId = requestAnimationFrame(() => draw(canvas, ctx))
}
onUnmounted(() => {
window.removeEventListener('resize', handleResize)
+ cancelAnimationFrame(animationFrameId)
})
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Release Notes
New Features
<InspiraVortex />to enhance the main section of the app.<Vortex />, allowing for customizable visual effects.Enhancements
Hero.vuefor better readability.Dependency Updates
simplex-noiseand@vueuse/motion.Configuration Changes
setupInspiraUIplugin to Tailwind CSS configuration for extended functionality.