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fix: useActiveTrack #660

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fix: useActiveTrack #660

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@lovegaoshi lovegaoshi commented Nov 20, 2024

properly implement activeTrack as a global store

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Release Notes

  • New Features

    • Transitioned to a centralized state management approach for track data across multiple components.
  • Bug Fixes

    • None reported.
  • Documentation

    • Updated comments and documentation to reflect changes in state management.
  • Refactor

    • Replaced useActiveTrack with useTrackStore in various components for improved state handling.
  • Chores

    • Removed outdated methods related to track updates from the state management interface.

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The changes in this pull request involve a refactoring of how the active track is accessed across multiple components within the application. The previous method of using the useActiveTrack hook has been replaced with a new state management approach utilizing useTrackStore. This transition affects various components including Artwork.tsx, Lrc.tsx, MiniControls.tsx, TrackInfo.tsx, and others, ensuring that they now retrieve track information directly from the centralized store. The overall structure and functionality of the components remain unchanged.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
src/components/miniplayer/Artwork.tsx Updated import from useActiveTrack to useTrackStore. Changed track access method to use store directly.
src/components/miniplayer/Lrc.tsx Updated import from useActiveTrack to useTrackStore. Changed track access method to use store directly.
src/components/miniplayer/MiniControls.tsx Updated import from useActiveTrack to useTrackStore. Changed track access method to use store directly.
src/components/miniplayer/TrackInfo.tsx Updated import from useActiveTrack to useTrackStore. Changed track access method to use store directly.
src/components/player/TrackInfo/SongMenu.tsx Changed updateTrack access from useNoxSetting to useTrackStore.
src/components/player/controls/ThumbsUpButton.tsx Updated import from useActiveTrack to useTrackStore. Changed track access method to use store directly.
src/components/player/controls/usePlayerControls.ts Updated track and updateTrack access from useActiveTrack and useNoxSetting to useTrackStore.
src/hooks/useAccentColor.ts Updated import from useActiveTrack to useTrackStore. Changed track access method to use store directly.
src/hooks/useActiveTrack.ts Introduced Zustand store for track management, defining TrackStore interface and methods for track handling.
src/hooks/useSetupPlayer.ts Added import for useActiveTrack but marked as unused.
src/stores/useApp.ts Removed updateTrack and setUpdateTrack methods from NoxSetting interface.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat: ytbi playlist #543: The changes in this PR involve modifying the way the current track is accessed in multiple components, similar to the main PR's focus on changing the method of accessing the active track in the Artwork.tsx component.
  • feat: ytb live (streamed) #546: This PR also modifies the way the current track is accessed, aligning with the main PR's changes in state management for track information.

🐰 In the land of tracks, a change was made,
From hooks to stores, a new path laid.
Components now dance with data so bright,
In harmony they play, from morning till night.
With each little hop, our code finds its way,
A symphony of tracks, come join the ballet! 🎶✨


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