🧹 Refactor ManualsScreen to improve maintainability#58
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Pull request overview
Refactors ManualsScreen by extracting static manuals data, modal logic, and reusable UI subcomponents into dedicated modules to reduce file size and improve maintainability.
Changes:
- Moved manuals static data + type definitions into
src/utils/manualsData.ts. - Extracted modal components into
src/components/ManualsModals.tsx. - Extracted reusable manuals UI components into
src/components/ManualsComponents.tsx. - Updated
package-lock.jsondependency versions (notablypdfjs-dist,react-native-webview,@react-native-picker/picker) and addedexpo-secure-storeto the lockfile.
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| File | Description |
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| src/screens/ManualsScreen.tsx | Simplified screen by importing extracted data/components and focusing on state + layout. |
| src/utils/manualsData.ts | Centralizes manuals storage key, color palette, types, and default airlines content. |
| src/components/ManualsModals.tsx | Contains airline/section/item CRUD modals previously inlined in the screen. |
| src/components/ManualsComponents.tsx | Contains shared manuals UI pieces (commands tab, rich text, section/item blocks). |
| package-lock.json | Updates/locks dependency versions; introduces stricter Node engine requirement via pdfjs-dist. |
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| { color: '#E65100', textColor: '#fff' }, | ||
| { color: '#37474F', textColor: '#fff' }, | ||
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| import { Airline, ModalState, DEFAULT_AIRLINES, STORAGE_KEY } from '../utils/manualsData'; |
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This file imports Airline/ModalState as value imports, but they are used only as types. The codebase already uses import type for type-only imports (e.g. src/screens/FlightScreen.tsx:19). Consider switching these to import type to avoid accidental runtime imports under stricter TS/Babel settings.
| import { Airline, ModalState, DEFAULT_AIRLINES, STORAGE_KEY } from '../utils/manualsData'; | |
| import type { Airline, ModalState } from '../utils/manualsData'; | |
| import { DEFAULT_AIRLINES, STORAGE_KEY } from '../utils/manualsData'; |
| const { colors } = useAppTheme(); | ||
| const isEdit = modal.kind === 'airline_edit'; | ||
| const existing = isEdit ? airlines.find(a => a.id === (modal as any).airlineId) : undefined; | ||
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(modal as any) is used to access discriminated-union fields (e.g. airlineId). Since ModalState is a tagged union, TypeScript can narrow based on modal.kind and let you access modal.airlineId/modal.sectionIdx/modal.itemIdx without any casts. Removing the casts will restore type-safety and prevent refactor regressions.
| import React, { useState } from 'react'; | ||
| import { View, Text, StyleSheet, TouchableOpacity, TextInput, Modal, Alert, KeyboardAvoidingView, ScrollView, Platform } from 'react-native'; | ||
| import { useAppTheme } from '../context/ThemeContext'; | ||
| import { Airline, ModalState, AIRLINE_COLORS } from '../utils/manualsData'; |
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Airline and ModalState are type-only exports from manualsData, but they’re imported as values here. To match existing conventions and avoid runtime import artifacts, switch this to import type { Airline, ModalState } ... and keep AIRLINE_COLORS as a value import.
| import { Airline, ModalState, AIRLINE_COLORS } from '../utils/manualsData'; | |
| import type { Airline, ModalState } from '../utils/manualsData'; | |
| import { AIRLINE_COLORS } from '../utils/manualsData'; |
| import { View, Text, StyleSheet, TouchableOpacity, TextInput, Platform, LayoutAnimation } from 'react-native'; | ||
| import { MaterialIcons } from '@expo/vector-icons'; | ||
| import { useAppTheme, type ThemeColors } from '../context/ThemeContext'; | ||
| import { DCSCommand, ManualItem, Section } from '../utils/manualsData'; |
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DCSCommand, ManualItem, and Section are used only as types, but are imported as values. The repo uses import type elsewhere (e.g. src/widgets/ShiftWidget.tsx:3), so prefer import type { ... } here to avoid emitting unused runtime imports in stricter TS/Babel configurations.
| import { DCSCommand, ManualItem, Section } from '../utils/manualsData'; | |
| import type { DCSCommand, ManualItem, Section } from '../utils/manualsData'; |
| const CMD_REGEX = /(`[^`]+`)/g; | ||
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| export function RichBodyText({ text, colors }: { text: string; colors: any }) { | ||
| const parts = text.split(CMD_REGEX); |
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colors is typed as any in RichBodyText/CommandsTab, which drops theme type-safety. Since ThemeColors is already available in this module, type colors as ThemeColors (or derive it from useAppTheme) so consumers can’t accidentally pass an incompatible shape.
| export default function ManualsScreen() { | ||
| const { colors } = useAppTheme(); | ||
| const s = useMemo(() => makeStyles(colors), [colors]); |
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ManualsScreen assumes there is always at least one airline (e.g. initial selection uses DEFAULT_AIRLINES[0], and later rendering accesses airline.* without guarding). Since the UI allows deleting airlines, deleting the last one will leave an empty list and can crash the screen. Consider preventing deletion of the final airline or adding an explicit empty-state + selection reset when airlines.length === 0.
🎯 What: Extracted static data, type definitions, modals, and subcomponents from
ManualsScreen.tsxinto separate reusable files (src/utils/manualsData.ts,src/components/ManualsModals.tsx,src/components/ManualsComponents.tsx).💡 Why:
ManualsScreen.tsxwas over 950 lines long, making it complex and difficult to read or maintain. By breaking out the static configuration, types, modals, and generic UI components into their own modules, we significantly reduced the file size, making it much more focused on layout logic and state management.✅ Verification: Verified that files were correctly created and structured. Followed up by running TypeScript static analysis (
npm run typecheck) and the test suite (npx jest) to confirm that all typing remains sound and the application still compiles cleanly without regressions.✨ Result: Improved separation of concerns, improved maintainability of
ManualsScreen.tsx, and introduced an easier structure to understand and test smaller subcomponents.PR created automatically by Jules for task 3381392612562438367 started by @TargetMisser