🧹 Reduce nesting in dot initialization#5
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Pull request overview
This PR simplifies DotWave’s dot initialization by reducing conditional nesting around rotation property setup, keeping behavior the same while improving readability. The change is applied to both the source (dotwave.js) and the distributed minified build (dotwave.min.js).
Changes:
- Move
dot.currentAngle = 0outside the innerrotSmoothingconditional during dot creation. - Remove the now-empty
elseblock in the dot rotation initialization logic. - Update the corresponding logic in the minified distribution file to match.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| src/dotwave.js | Flattens the rotation-property initialization logic in _createDots() by hoisting a common assignment. |
| src/dotwave.min.js | Mirrors the same initialization simplification in the minified distribution build. |
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🎯 What: Simplified the dot initialization logic in
src/dotwave.jsby pulling common variable assignments outside the nested conditionals.💡 Why: This reduces unnecessary nesting and duplication, improving readability without changing functionality.
✅ Verification: Verified that logic equivalence is maintained by pulling
dot.currentAngle = 0;out fromif/elseand eliminating the emptyelseblock. Passed JavaScript syntax checks.✨ Result: A more readable and maintainable codebase.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 15165372266192497817 started by @jsem-nerad