I'm not entirely sure why I didn't do this in the first place. All of the lists of data that we add listeners for processing could be made into maps instead. This way, there's no need to use L.find or make any other intermediate steps when creating a final presentable object.
As an example the ever-so-lovely Fleet model; it contains a list of unique IDs that point toward an object in the player roster. Additionally, a player Ship object is not yet final—it only contains the player-specific data, such as equipment, level-specific stats, experience and so forth—so it doesn't contain things like the name, class and base stats that might be needed for stat calculation, among other things.
I'm not entirely sure why I didn't do this in the first place. All of the lists of data that we add listeners for processing could be made into maps instead. This way, there's no need to use
L.findor make any other intermediate steps when creating a final presentable object.As an example the ever-so-lovely
Fleetmodel; it contains a list of unique IDs that point toward an object in the player roster. Additionally, a playerShipobject is not yet final—it only contains the player-specific data, such as equipment, level-specific stats, experience and so forth—so it doesn't contain things like the name, class and base stats that might be needed for stat calculation, among other things.