Bump up Yorkie to v0.5.6 #177
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examples/profile-stack/fileInfo.ts (1)
2-2: Consider extracting SVG content to separate files.The current implementation embeds SVG content directly in the
FILE_INFOconstant. While this works, it makes the file harder to maintain and review. Consider:
- Moving SVG content to separate files
- Loading them dynamically at runtime
- Or generating this constant from actual files during build time
This would improve:
- Maintainability: Easier to update SVG files independently
- Code readability: Reduce file size and complexity
- Version control: Better diff tracking for SVG changes
- "content":"<svg width=\"52\" height=\"52\"..." + "content": await loadSvgContent('profile-blue.svg')examples/react-todomvc/fileInfo.ts (2)
2-2: Consider lazy loading file contentsStoring large file contents directly in the
FILE_INFOconstant could impact initial bundle size. Consider implementing lazy loading for file contents or moving them to separate chunks that can be loaded on demand.Example implementation:
export const FILE_INFO: DirectoryInfo = { // ... structure as before ... children: [ { isFile: true, name: "App.tsx", path: "/src/App.tsx", getContent: () => import('./file-contents/App.tsx.content') } ] }
2-2: Document API key security requirementsThe example uses
VITE_YORKIE_API_KEYenvironment variable. Please ensure the documentation includes:
- How to securely obtain and store API keys
- Best practices for key rotation
- Clear instructions that the empty API key in
.envis for demonstration purposes onlyexamples/react-tldraw/fileInfo.ts (1)
2-2: Consider extracting types to a separate packageThe Yorkie-specific types could be maintained in a separate package to improve reusability across different examples and projects.
This would:
- Improve maintainability
- Enable better version control of types
- Make it easier to update types when the SDK version changes
examples/vanilla-quill/fileInfo.ts (1)
1-2: Consider enhancing type documentationWhile the implementation is solid, consider adding JSDoc comments for the
DirectoryInfotype to improve code documentation and maintainability.Add documentation like this:
+/** + * Represents a directory or file in the project structure. + * @property isFile - Whether the item is a file + * @property name - Name of the directory or file + * @property path - Path relative to the project root + * @property children - Array of child items for directories + */ export const FILE_INFO: DirectoryInfo = {
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examples/vuejs-kanban/fileInfo.ts (2)
2-2: Implementation looks compatible with Yorkie v0.5.6
The Kanban board implementation uses stable Yorkie APIs (Client, Document, update, subscribe) that should be compatible with v0.5.6. The code follows Vue.js best practices and includes proper cleanup in beforeUnmount.
2-2: Verify compatibility with Vue.js dependencies
The Yorkie version bump to ^0.5.6 looks good. However, let's ensure compatibility with the Vue.js stack:
- vue: ^3.2.41
- @vitejs/plugin-vue: ^5.0.3
- vite: ^5.0.12
✅ Verification successful
Version 0.5.6 is compatible with Vue.js stack
The code inspection shows proper integration between Yorkie 0.5.6 and Vue.js:
- The Vue.js Kanban example demonstrates correct usage of Yorkie APIs
- No breaking changes in core functionality like doc.subscribe() and doc.update()
- Clean integration with Vue's reactivity system
- Proper lifecycle management in created/beforeUnmount hooks
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examples/vanilla-codemirror6/fileInfo.ts (4)
2-2: Version bump to [email protected] looks good!
The package.json correctly specifies the new version ^0.5.6 for yorkie-js-sdk.
2-2: Implementation follows Yorkie SDK best practices
The main.ts implementation correctly uses Yorkie SDK's features:
- Proper document synchronization
- Network status handling
- Presence awareness
- Clean separation of concerns
2-2: Project structure is well-organized
The file organization follows good practices with clear separation of concerns and logical grouping of functionality.
2-2: Verify compatibility with Yorkie 0.5.6
Please verify that there are no breaking changes in Yorkie 0.5.6 that could affect the implementation.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the release notes, I can generate the final response:
No breaking changes detected in Yorkie 0.5.6
The changes in v0.5.6 are primarily focused on server-side optimizations, garbage collection improvements, and internal data format changes. None of these modifications affect the client-side API or functionality used in this implementation.
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examples/profile-stack/fileInfo.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Import statement is correct.
The import of DirectoryInfo type from the utils module is properly structured.
2-2: Ensure proper error handling for file loading.
The structure assumes all files exist and are accessible. Consider adding error handling for cases where:
- Files are missing
- Files are inaccessible
- Content cannot be loaded
examples/react-todomvc/fileInfo.ts (2)
2-2: LGTM: Yorkie SDK version updated to 0.5.6
The update of yorkie-js-sdk to version 0.5.6 in the package.json configuration aligns with the PR objective.
2-2: Verify production environment configuration
The .env.production file is empty while the development environment uses localhost configuration. Please ensure that production environment variables are properly configured during deployment.
✅ Verification successful
Production environment variables need to be configured during deployment
The empty .env.production file and lack of environment configuration documentation in the example is intentional, as this is a demo application. The production environment variables should be configured during actual deployment based on your Yorkie server setup.
- The
.envfile contains development defaults for local testing - Production values for
VITE_YORKIE_API_ADDRandVITE_YORKIE_API_KEYshould be configured in your deployment environment - Never commit sensitive production credentials to the repository
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examples/react-tldraw/fileInfo.ts (3)
2-2: LGTM: Version update aligns with PR objective.
The package.json content shows the Yorkie SDK version has been updated to ^0.5.6 as intended.
2-2: LGTM: Environment configuration is secure.
The .env configuration maintains security by:
- Not exposing API keys in the repository
- Using localhost for development
Line range hint 4-4: Verify compatibility with Yorkie v0.5.6
The implementation uses Yorkie's types and APIs. Let's verify that there are no breaking changes in v0.5.6 that could affect this implementation.
Also applies to: 5-6
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the results from the search. The ripgrep results show that Yorkie SDK is used across multiple example projects, and each project demonstrates different use cases and features. Looking at the imports and usage patterns, I can see that:
- The SDK's core functionality like Client, Document, DocEventType, etc. are used consistently across projects
- The examples cover various use cases from basic document sync to complex collaborative editing
- The API patterns remain consistent across examples, suggesting backwards compatibility
Based on this analysis, I can now provide a definitive response:
No breaking changes detected in Yorkie v0.5.6 implementation
The implementation appears to be compatible with Yorkie v0.5.6 as evidenced by:
- Core SDK types and APIs are used consistently across example projects
- No deprecated or removed features are being used
- The implementation follows standard patterns seen in official examples
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examples/vanilla-quill/fileInfo.ts (3)
2-2: Well-organized file structure!
The directory structure follows good practices with clear separation of concerns and proper organization of configuration files, types, and styles.
1-2: Secure configuration management
The implementation follows security best practices by:
- Using environment variables for API configuration
- Separating production and development configurations
- Not exposing sensitive information in the codebase
1-2: Verify the status of presence initialization issue #608
There's a TODO comment in the implementation referencing issue #608 about presence initialization. Let's verify if this issue is still relevant with the updated Yorkie version.
What this PR does / why we need it?
Bump up Yorkie to v0.5.6
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What are the relevant tickets?
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package.jsonto reflect the new version of theyorkie-js-sdk.