Open aangelopoulos opened 2 months ago
State Overload: The component manages too many state variables (11 in total). This makes it difficult to track state changes and increases the likelihood of bugs.
Multiple Responsibilities: The component handles routing, authentication, game logic, and UI rendering. This violates the Single Responsibility Principle.
Complex useEffect Logic: There are multiple useEffect
hooks with complex logic, making it hard to understand the component's lifecycle and side effects.
Prop Drilling: The component passes many props down to child components, which can become unwieldy as the application grows.
Mixing Concerns: Authentication logic is intertwined with game logic and UI rendering.
Hard-to-Test: The complexity of this component makes it difficult to unit test effectively.
Implement Proper Routing: Use React Router to handle different pages/views instead of managing them with state.
Create Separate Page Components: Move each "page" (Rules, Login, Register, Countdown, Chat, Success, Failure) into its own component file.
Use Context API or State Management Library: Implement React Context or a state management library like Redux to manage global state (e.g., user authentication, game session).
Custom Hooks: Extract reusable logic into custom hooks. For example:
useAuth
for authentication logicuseGameSession
for managing game stateuseTimer
for countdown and time trackingService Layer: Move API calls and data fetching logic into a separate service layer.
Higher-Order Components or Render Props: Use these patterns for shared functionality like protected routes.
src/
├── pages/
│ ├── RulesPage.js
│ ├── LoginPage.js
│ ├── RegisterPage.js
│ ├── CountdownPage.js
│ ├── ChatPage.js
│ ├── SuccessPage.js
│ └── FailurePage.js
├── components/
│ ├── LoadingScreen.js
│ └── ... (other smaller components)
├── hooks/
│ ├── useAuth.js
│ ├── useGameSession.js
│ └── useTimer.js
├── services/
│ ├── api.js
│ └── auth.js
├── context/
│ ├── AuthContext.js
│ └── GameContext.js
└── App.js (main routing and context providers)
This structure separates concerns, improves maintainability, and makes the codebase more scalable and testable.
@LVivona is this solved?