More UI improvements and better dev mode

tsperf / tracer

A VSCode extension to measure type complexity within a project.

https://tsperf.dev

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More UI improvements and better dev mode #38

Closed typeholes closed 5 months ago

typeholes commented 5 months ago

fixes #37

grid like layout for trace lines

somewhat reactive to page width, but still scrolls when too narrow.

srcDev package launches a bridge between the extension and ui:dev so you get bidirectional communication instead of the fixed commands/responses we had before

typeholes commented 5 months ago

If you think the UI is up to par, please move the UI commands out of experimental

typeholes commented 5 months ago

Something seems off with the tree nesting in more complicated repos, investigating ...

typeholes commented 5 months ago

I've verified that the data is correct. It looks like a reactive effect isn't getting triggered consistently.

typeholes commented 5 months ago

fixed reactivity and listener issues. performance is much better now as well.
sorting no longer triggers a fetch of the nodes. Will undraft after a test pass

typeholes commented 5 months ago

one last bug to fix in the morning: trace file names get duplicated in the UI when switching projects - need to move listener and state to appState.ts

danielroe commented 5 months ago

Looking good! A couple of comments.

click targets should be bigger on the expand/goto buttons
I think there's something wrong with the relative path that's being printed - it should be something like index.ts rather than ../../../../../../users/daniel/code/tsperf/tracer/playground/index.ts
'go to trace' still doesn't seem to work with split screen view
if I run 'tsc trace' and then open the viewer I don't see anything - nothing appears to have happened... - it only seems to work if the viewer is open and then I run 'tsc trace'

https://github.com/tsperf/tracer/assets/28706372/f48b41d6-191e-4e6a-8aae-b89b5a890748