refactor(stage-ui): replace grapheme cluster reader from clustr #308
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request refactors the PoppinText component by replacing its custom grapheme cluster splitting logic with a more robust and maintainable solution provided by the external clustr library. This change simplifies the component's internal implementation and leverages a dedicated utility for text segmentation, promoting better code reuse and potentially improved performance or correctness.
Highlights
- Dependency Update: The
readGraphemeClustersfunction, previously implemented internally within the component, has been replaced with an import from the externalclustrlibrary. - Code Refactoring: The custom implementation of the grapheme cluster reading logic, which was quite extensive, has been entirely removed from
PoppinText.web.vue, significantly reducing the component's internal codebase. - API Adaptation: The usage of the
readGraphemeClustersfunction has been updated to pass aReadableStreamDefaultReader(obtained viatext.getReader()) to align with theclustrlibrary's expected input, rather than theReadableStreamdirectly.
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Code Review
This pull request refactors the PoppinText component to use the clustr library for grapheme cluster splitting from a stream, removing a significant amount of custom implementation code. The change is a good simplification and improves maintainability.
My review includes one comment on a potential issue with ReadableStream reusability that is highlighted by the change. While it's likely a pre-existing condition, it's worth noting as the modified line is directly related to it.
Description
Let's replace the grapheme cluster splitter with the one from
clustr