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* UI: Better status bar animations This is an alternate implementation of #2286. It does the same wrap-around behaviour for when the progressbar crosses into the next level, but it skips animation entirely if the effective skill level goes down, or if more than one level is gained at a time. The implementation uses the animate() DOM api instead of manipulating styles, which completely avoids the issues of having CSS style buildup. This API is designed for exactly what we're trying to do. I also pushed rerender handling down from CharacterOverview to StatsProgressBar, which simplifies things and is helpful for doing the animation implementation.
137 lines
4.8 KiB
TypeScript
137 lines
4.8 KiB
TypeScript
import React, { useEffect, useMemo, useRef, useState } from "react";
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import LinearProgress from "@mui/material/LinearProgress";
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import { TableRow, TableCell, Tooltip, Typography } from "@mui/material";
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import { OverviewEventEmitter, useStyles } from "./CharacterOverview";
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import { Player } from "@player";
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import { currentNodeMults } from "../../BitNode/BitNodeMultipliers";
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import { calculateSkillProgress } from "../../PersonObjects/formulas/skill";
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import { formatExp } from "../formatNumber";
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interface IProps {
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name: string;
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color?: React.CSSProperties["color"];
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}
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interface InnerProps {
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name: keyof typeof skillNameMap;
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color?: React.CSSProperties["color"];
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}
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const skillMultUpdaters = {
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//Used by skill bars to calculate the mult
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Hack: () => Player.mults.hacking * currentNodeMults.HackingLevelMultiplier,
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Str: () => Player.mults.strength * currentNodeMults.StrengthLevelMultiplier,
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Def: () => Player.mults.defense * currentNodeMults.DefenseLevelMultiplier,
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Dex: () => Player.mults.dexterity * currentNodeMults.DexterityLevelMultiplier,
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Agi: () => Player.mults.agility * currentNodeMults.AgilityLevelMultiplier,
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Cha: () => Player.mults.charisma * currentNodeMults.CharismaLevelMultiplier,
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Int: () => 1,
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} as const;
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const skillNameMap = {
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Hack: "hacking",
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Str: "strength",
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Def: "defense",
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Dex: "dexterity",
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Agi: "agility",
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Cha: "charisma",
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Int: "intelligence",
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} as const;
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function isSkill(name: string): name is keyof typeof skillNameMap {
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return name in skillNameMap;
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}
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// This part is extracted so that the outer table parts don't need to get
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// rerendered on every refresh.
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function StatsProgressBarInner({ name, color }: InnerProps): React.ReactElement {
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const domRef: React.Ref<HTMLElement> = useRef(null);
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const [progress, setProgress] = useState(calculateSkillProgress(0));
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useEffect(() => {
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const clearSubscription = OverviewEventEmitter.subscribe(() => {
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const mult = skillMultUpdaters[name]();
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// Since this creates a new object every time, it normally causes a rerender every time.
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const newProgress = calculateSkillProgress(Player.exp[skillNameMap[name]], mult);
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setProgress((progress) => {
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if (progress.progress === newProgress.progress) {
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// Nothing has changed, return the original object for no rerender.
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return progress;
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}
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// This takes place in the state updater for progress.
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const ele = domRef.current?.firstElementChild;
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if (!ele) return newProgress;
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const isWrapping =
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newProgress.currentSkill === progress.currentSkill + 1 && newProgress.progress < progress.progress;
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const sameLevel =
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newProgress.currentSkill === progress.currentSkill && newProgress.progress > progress.progress;
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const keyframes = [
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{ transform: `translateX(${progress.progress - 100}%)`, offset: 0 },
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{ transform: `translateX(${newProgress.progress - 100}%)`, offset: 1 },
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];
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if (isWrapping) {
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const offset = (100 - progress.progress) / (100 + newProgress.progress - progress.progress);
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keyframes.splice(1, 0, { transform: "translateX(0%)", offset }, { transform: "translateX(-100%)", offset });
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}
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// Use an instant animation for large or backward jumps, which is the
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// same as no animation at all.
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ele.animate(keyframes, { fill: "forwards", duration: isWrapping || sameLevel ? 400 : 0 });
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return newProgress;
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});
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});
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return clearSubscription;
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}, [name]);
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const tooltip = (
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<Typography sx={{ textAlign: "right" }}>
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<strong>Progress:</strong>
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{formatExp(progress.currentExperience)} ({progress.progress.toFixed(2)}%)
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<br />
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<strong>Remaining:</strong>
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{formatExp(progress.remainingExperience)} / {formatExp(progress.nextExperience - progress.baseExperience)}
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</Typography>
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);
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// We keep this component fixed (never rerender it) and manipulate it
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// strictly through the animate() API.
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const bar = useMemo(
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() => (
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<LinearProgress
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ref={domRef}
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variant="determinate"
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value={0}
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sx={{
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backgroundColor: "#111111",
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"& .MuiLinearProgress-bar1Determinate": {
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backgroundColor: color,
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},
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}}
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/>
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),
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[color],
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);
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return <Tooltip title={tooltip}>{bar}</Tooltip>;
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}
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export function StatsProgressBar({ name, color }: IProps): React.ReactElement {
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const { classes } = useStyles();
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if (!isSkill(name)) {
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return <></>;
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}
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return (
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<TableRow>
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<TableCell
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component="th"
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scope="row"
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colSpan={2}
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classes={{ root: classes.cellNone }}
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style={{ paddingBottom: "2px", position: "relative", top: "-3px" }}
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>
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<StatsProgressBarInner name={name} color={color} />
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</TableCell>
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</TableRow>
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);
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}
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