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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new property, autoAdjustItemWidth, in both FlexGrid and ResponsiveGrid components to enhance layout management by preventing width overflow and overlaps.
  • Documentation

    • Updated the README.md to include detailed descriptions of the new autoAdjustItemWidth property and improved clarity for existing properties.
  • Chores

    • Modified the Dependabot configuration to change the update schedule from weekly to monthly.

These updates enhance the flexibility and usability of grid components in the application.

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The pull request introduces a new boolean property, autoAdjustItemWidth, to the FlexGrid and ResponsiveGrid components in the React Native Flexible Grid project. This property, which defaults to true, prevents width overflow by adjusting item widths based on available space and managing overlaps. The calcFlexGrid and calcResponsiveGrid functions have been updated to incorporate this new parameter, along with new helper functions for improved item placement logic. Documentation in README.md has been revised to reflect these changes, enhancing clarity and consistency.

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File Change Summary
README.md Updated to include the new autoAdjustItemWidth property for FlexGrid and ResponsiveGrid, with detailed descriptions and minor formatting adjustments for clarity.
package.json Added a newline character at the end of the file; no functional changes.
src/flex-grid/calc-flex-grid.ts Modified calcFlexGrid to include autoAdjustItemWidth parameter and added three new helper functions: findAvailableWidth, findEndOfProtrudingItem, and findNextColumnIndex.
src/flex-grid/index.tsx Updated FlexGrid to include autoAdjustItemWidth prop, modifying how calcFlexGrid is called.
src/flex-grid/types.ts Added autoAdjustItemWidth optional property to FlexGridProps interface.
src/responsive-grid/calc-responsive-grid.ts Modified calcResponsiveGrid to include autoAdjustItemWidth parameter and added findAvailableWidth helper function to improve item width calculations.
src/responsive-grid/index.tsx Updated ResponsiveGrid to include autoAdjustItemWidth prop, affecting the calculation logic in calcResponsiveGrid.
src/responsive-grid/types.ts Added autoAdjustItemWidth optional property to ResponsiveGridProps interface.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant FlexGrid
    participant ResponsiveGrid
    participant calcFlexGrid
    participant calcResponsiveGrid

    User->>FlexGrid: Set autoAdjustItemWidth
    FlexGrid->>calcFlexGrid: Call with autoAdjustItemWidth
    calcFlexGrid->>calcFlexGrid: Adjust item widths based on available space
    calcFlexGrid->>FlexGrid: Return updated layout
    User->>ResponsiveGrid: Set autoAdjustItemWidth
    ResponsiveGrid->>calcResponsiveGrid: Call with autoAdjustItemWidth
    calcResponsiveGrid->>calcResponsiveGrid: Adjust item widths based on available space
    calcResponsiveGrid->>ResponsiveGrid: Return updated layout
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Actionable comments posted: 4

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (6)
src/responsive-grid/types.ts (1)

23-30: Enhance documentation with examples.

The type definition and JSDoc comments look good. Consider enhancing the documentation with specific examples to illustrate:

  1. What constitutes a "width overflow" scenario
  2. How the width adjustment behaves in different situations
  3. The impact of setting this to false

Example:

/**
 * Prevents width overflow by adjusting items with width ratios that exceed
 * available columns in their row & width overlap by adjusting items that would overlap with items
 * extending from previous rows
 * 
 * @example
 * // With autoAdjustItemWidth: true
 * // If an item has widthRatio: 3 but only 2 columns are available,
 * // it will be adjusted to fit within the available space
 * 
 * @default true
 */
src/flex-grid/types.ts (1)

23-29: Consider enhancing the documentation with examples.

The property is well-documented, but adding example scenarios would make it more developer-friendly.

Consider expanding the JSDoc with examples:

  /**
   *  Prevents width overflow by adjusting items with width ratios that exceed
   *  available columns in their row & width overlap by adjusting items that would overlap with items
   *  extending from previous rows
   * @default true
+  * @example
+  * // Prevents item with widthRatio: 3 from overflowing in a row with only 2 columns available
+  * <FlexGrid autoAdjustItemWidth={true} maxColumnRatioUnits={2} />
   */
src/flex-grid/index.tsx (2)

21-21: Add TSDoc comments for the new prop.

Consider adding TSDoc comments to document the purpose and behavior of autoAdjustItemWidth.

+  /**
+   * When true, automatically adjusts item widths to prevent overflow and manage overlaps
+   * with items extending from previous rows.
+   * @default true
+   */
   autoAdjustItemWidth = true,

47-53: Improve function call formatting for better readability.

The multi-line function call could be formatted more consistently.

-    return calcFlexGrid(
-      data,
-      maxColumnRatioUnits,
-      itemSizeUnit,
-      autoAdjustItemWidth
-    );
+    return calcFlexGrid({
+      data,
+      maxColumnRatioUnits,
+      itemSizeUnit,
+      autoAdjustItemWidth,
+    });
README.md (1)

309-316: Enhance the property description with examples.

The description could be more helpful by including:

  • A practical example showing before/after scenarios
  • Clear explanation of how the width adjustment is calculated
  • Visual representation or ASCII diagram showing the overflow prevention

Consider expanding the description like this:

-  <td> Prevents width overflow by adjusting items with width ratios that exceed available columns in their row & width overlap by adjusting items that would overlap with items extending from previous rows</td>
+  <td>
+    Automatically adjusts item widths to prevent layout issues:
+    <br/><br/>
+    1. Width Overflow Prevention:
+    - When an item's width ratio exceeds available columns (e.g., widthRatio: 4 in a 3-column row)
+    - Automatically scales down the item to fit (e.g., adjusted to widthRatio: 3)
+    <br/><br/>
+    2. Overlap Prevention:
+    - When an item would overlap with items extending from previous rows
+    - Automatically adjusts width to maintain layout integrity
+    <br/><br/>
+    Example: In a 3-column grid:
+    ```
+    Before:     After:
+    [1][2][2]   [1][2][2]
+    [3333]  →   [333]
+    [4][5]      [4][5]
+    ```
+  </td>
src/responsive-grid/calc-responsive-grid.ts (1)

47-69: Consider memoizing frequent computations for performance optimization

Within the data.forEach loop, repeated calculations like columnHeights[columnIndex] and i * itemSizeUnit occur. Memoizing or caching these computations could improve performance, especially with large datasets.

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  • src/flex-grid/types.ts (1 hunks)
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src/flex-grid/types.ts (1)

23-29: Verify consistent implementation across components.

Let's ensure this property is consistently implemented across both FlexGrid and ResponsiveGrid components.

✅ Verification successful

Let me verify the calculation logic implementation more thoroughly with additional context.


Property is consistently implemented across both grid components

The verification shows that autoAdjustItemWidth:

  • Is properly defined in both components' type definitions
  • Has consistent default value (true) in both FlexGrid and ResponsiveGrid
  • Is implemented similarly in both calculation logic files:
    • Both use it to check available width constraints
    • Both adjust item widths based on available space and protruding items
    • Both handle the property in their core layout algorithms

The implementation is consistent and properly synchronized between both grid components.

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# Test 2: Check for consistent default value (should be true)
echo "Checking default value consistency..."
rg "autoAdjustItemWidth.*=.*true" src/

# Test 3: Verify property is handled in calculation logic
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rg "function.*calc(Flex|Responsive)Grid.*autoAdjustItemWidth" src/

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echo -e "\nChecking ResponsiveGrid calculation implementation..."
rg -A 10 "export function calcResponsiveGrid" src/responsive-grid/calc-responsive-grid.ts

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src/responsive-grid/index.tsx (3)

17-17: LGTM! The new prop is well-defined.

The autoAdjustItemWidth prop is correctly implemented with a sensible default value of true.


51-51: LGTM! Dependency array is properly updated.

The useMemo dependency array correctly includes autoAdjustItemWidth to ensure the grid recalculates when the prop changes.


48-49: Verify calcResponsiveGrid parameter signature.

Let's ensure the parameter order matches the function signature.

✅ Verification successful

Parameter order in calcResponsiveGrid matches the function signature

The function signature in src/responsive-grid/calc-responsive-grid.ts matches the parameter order in the call:

  • Function definition: (data, maxItemsPerColumn, containerWidth, itemUnitHeight?, autoAdjustItemWidth = true)
  • Function call: (data, maxItemsPerColumn, containerSize.width, itemUnitHeight, autoAdjustItemWidth)
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  $$$
}'

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#!/bin/bash
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# First, let's use ripgrep to find the file containing the function
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# Then let's see the function definition and its parameters
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Length of output: 77


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src/flex-grid/index.tsx (1)

47-53: Verify virtualization behavior with autoAdjustItemWidth.

The changes to width adjustment and container sizing could affect the virtualization calculations. Please verify:

  1. Visible items are correctly calculated when autoAdjustItemWidth is true
  2. Scroll performance remains smooth with adjusted widths
  3. No layout jumps occur during scrolling

Also applies to: 179-180

README.md (1)

457-464: Property description needs similar enhancement.

The description for autoAdjustItemWidth in ResponsiveGrid should be enhanced with the same detailed explanation and examples as suggested for FlexGrid.

src/responsive-grid/calc-responsive-grid.ts (5)

7-8: Appropriate addition of autoAdjustItemWidth parameter

The introduction of the autoAdjustItemWidth parameter with a default value of true enhances the configurability of the calcResponsiveGrid function without breaking existing functionality.


17-45: Well-implemented findAvailableWidth helper function

The findAvailableWidth function effectively computes the available width for an item by checking for protruding items, ensuring that items adjust their width based on available space when autoAdjustItemWidth is enabled.


70-74: Consistent calculation of itemHeight and itemWidth

The calculations for itemWidth and itemHeight correctly factor in widthRatio, heightRatio, and itemSizeUnit, ensuring that item dimensions adjust appropriately.


94-94: Efficient grid view height calculation

Computing gridViewHeight using Math.max(...columnHeights) provides an accurate total height of the grid, reflecting the tallest column. This is efficient and straightforward.


86-88: ⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure column heights are updated correctly when widthRatio is zero

If widthRatio becomes zero, the loop updating columnHeights will not execute, potentially leading to inconsistencies in grid height calculations.

Consider adding a condition to handle cases when widthRatio is zero:

      // Update the column heights
+     if (widthRatio > 0) {
        for (let i = columnIndex; i < columnIndex + widthRatio; i++) {
          columnHeights[i] = top + itemHeight;
        }
+     }

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

src/flex-grid/calc-flex-grid.ts (7)

6-7: Addition of autoAdjustItemWidth parameter to calcFlexGrid

The introduction of the autoAdjustItemWidth parameter with a default value of true enhances the flexibility of the grid calculation, allowing for dynamic adjustment of item widths based on available space while maintaining backward compatibility.


16-47: Implementation of findAvailableWidth helper function

The findAvailableWidth function effectively calculates the available width for new items by checking for protruding items in the specified column range. The logic is sound and contributes to accurate item placement within the grid.


49-75: Implementation of findEndOfProtrudingItem helper function

The findEndOfProtrudingItem function correctly identifies the end column of any protruding item at a given position. This ensures that new items do not overlap with existing ones, enhancing the robustness of the grid layout.


76-102: Implementation of findNextColumnIndex helper function

The findNextColumnIndex function accurately determines the next starting column index based on the current top position and existing items. This improves the placement logic by ensuring items are positioned correctly without overlapping.


130-133: Consistent assignment of positioning and sizing properties

The assignment of top, left, widthRatio, and heightRatio properties to each gridItem is consistent and correctly integrates the calculated values from the helper functions.


136-138: Updating columnHeights after item placement

Updating columnHeights accurately reflects the new height of each affected column after an item is placed. This ensures that subsequent items are positioned correctly with respect to existing items.


144-147: Accurate calculation of totalHeight and totalWidth

The calculations for totalHeight and totalWidth correctly determine the overall dimensions of the grid based on the items placed. This is essential for rendering the grid properly.

@iNerdStack iNerdStack merged commit ab26939 into main Nov 3, 2024
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@iNerdStack iNerdStack deleted the feat/add-auto-adjust-item-width branch November 13, 2024 16:12
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