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Add Svelte 5 runes support #59
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Added export from types file, as it can be useful when working around the package. |
Would using the new syntax break the backward compatibility for people using the previous Svelte versions? |
From what I found, it seems like yes. Maybe you can publish as an With the latest version of the package, svelte shows a lot of warnings on the console that some of the reactive statements won't work because they are not supported anymore by Svelte 5. |
Oh ok, I didn't know that. Then it totally makes sense to publish this update as a new major version. |
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// when zoom changes, we recompute the cropped area | ||
$: zoom && emitCropData() | ||
let lastZoom = $state(zoom); |
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We should not need to track the last zoom value ourselves, Svelte should do it automatically as long as we access zoom
in the effect.
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This one can be removed safely without causing loops. Just added it for testing and forgot to remove
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computeSizes() | ||
emitCropData() | ||
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let lastAspect = $state(aspect); |
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Same here, this state should not be needed.
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The lastAspect
is required here, when checking for just the aspect
variable, it enters an infinite loop.
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// this variable is required to prevent the effect into entering an infinite loop (https://github.com/ValentinH/svelte-easy-crop/pull/59#discussion_r1896254867) | ||
let lastAspect = $state(aspect) | ||
$effect(() => { | ||
if (aspect !== lastAspect) { | ||
lastAspect = aspect | ||
computeSizes() | ||
emitCropData() | ||
} | ||
}) |
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When do you reach the infinite loop? When changing the aspect prop? With the additional state, I expect this effect to run twice for every time the aspect prop changes. 🤔
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I think this is because of the lastAspect
assignment. Why do we need it? This variable wasn't here before.
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$effect(() => {
if (aspect) {
computeSizes()
emitCropData()
}
})
same thing happens without it. Will try to find out why this is happening.
I think this is because of the
lastAspect
assignment. Why do we need it? This variable wasn't here before.
I added it there to prevent the loop, it was the only fix I found
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Actually, do you know the use of this effect right here? It seems that the component works as it should without it.
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After testing for some while, it seems that this effect has no use, even when the aspect is dynamically updated.
Refactor code in favor of new svelte 5 runes syntax.
CropperProps
type that describes all the component props.$
syntax to$effect()
and$state()
for runes mode support.