Rewrite the component to utilise tsParticles v3.4

tysonjf commented 4 days ago

Updated the component to use v3.4 functionality Updated docs Used in component @tsparticles/all @tsparticles/engine

I believe this is the correct way to setup. Thanks

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Updated particles configuration to use default options for smoother setup.
Bug Fixes
- Refined error handling for missing id and options in Particles component.
Refactor
- Simplified Particles component props structure.
- Aligned import statements with new package naming conventions.
Chores
- Bumped versions of multiple dependencies for improved stability and performance.
- Added Prettier configuration for .astro files.
Documentation
- Updated README to reflect changes in import paths and prop definitions.
Other
- Removed unnecessary imports to streamline the codebase.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates involve refactoring and dependency upgrades across multiple files in the astro-particles project. Key changes include switching the import source of ISourceOptions from "tsparticles-engine" to "@tsparticles/engine", and the removal of the loaded prop in certain components. Additionally, there are updates to package dependencies and versions, along with minor restructuring of component props and initialization logic to improve code clarity and functionality.

Changes

Files	Change Summaries
README.md	Updated import statement for `ISourceOptions`, removed `loaded` prop from component's prop definition.
apps/astro/package.json, components/...	Updated dependencies and version numbers for `astro`, `@tsparticles/all`, `@tsparticles/configs`, `@tsparticles/engine`, and other packages.
apps/astro/src/pages/index.astro	Changed import source for `ISourceOptions`, modified `options` object to use `defaultOptions` from `@tsparticles/configs`.
apps/astro/src/env.d.ts	Added type imports for `Container` and `Engine`, declared `particlesInit` and `particlesLoaded` within global `Window` interface.
components/astro/index.ts	Removed import of `Particles` from `"./src/Particles.astro"`, finalized default export.
components/astro/src/Particles.astro	Refactored `IParticlesProps` to `Props`, updated props destructuring, initialization logic adjustments, added error handling for missing `id` and `options`.
package.json	Bumped versions of several development dependencies such as `@commitlint/cli`, `@parcel/core`, `husky`, `lerna`, and others.
.prettierrc	Introduced new Prettier configuration specifying the use of `prettier-plugin-astro` for `.astro` files with parser set to "astro".

🐇 Code's been polished to a shine, Particles dance in perfect line. Imports realigned with care, Dependencies updated everywhere. No more loaded, options glow, Enjoy the show, as new winds blow! 🐇

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tysonjf commented 3 days ago

thanks I'll make the changes

tsparticles / astro