externalize all fo pacakges #4970
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app/packages/plugins/src/externalize.ts (1)
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1-68: Consider a more scalable approach to package externalizationAs the number of externalized packages grows, maintaining individual global assignments might become cumbersome. Consider implementing a more maintainable approach:
- Use a single global namespace object (e.g.,
__fiftyone__)- Implement a package registry pattern
- Add package versioning support
This would make it easier to manage package dependencies and avoid global namespace pollution.
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app/packages/plugins/src/externalize.ts (1)
1-9: LGTM! Import statements follow consistent patternsThe new imports maintain the established naming conventions and import patterns used throughout the codebase.
| window.__foa__ = foa; | ||
| window.__focore__ = focore; | ||
| window.__foe__ = foe; | ||
| window.__fol__ = fol; | ||
| window.__fom__ = fom; | ||
| window.__fopb__ = fopb; | ||
| window.__fosl__ = fosl; | ||
| window.__fof__ = fof; | ||
| window.__fol3d__ = fol3d; |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider adding error handling for package loading
While the assignments are correct, consider wrapping them in a try-catch block to handle potential module loading failures gracefully. This would help plugin developers diagnose issues more easily.
Here's a suggested implementation:
if (typeof window !== "undefined") {
+ try {
window.__foa__ = foa;
window.__focore__ = focore;
window.__foe__ = foe;
window.__fol__ = fol;
window.__fom__ = fom;
window.__fopb__ = fopb;
window.__fosl__ = fosl;
window.__fof__ = fof;
window.__fol3d__ = fol3d;
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error("Failed to initialize FiftyOne packages:", error);
+ throw error;
+ }
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| window.__foa__ = foa; | |
| window.__focore__ = focore; | |
| window.__foe__ = foe; | |
| window.__fol__ = fol; | |
| window.__fom__ = fom; | |
| window.__fopb__ = fopb; | |
| window.__fosl__ = fosl; | |
| window.__fof__ = fof; | |
| window.__fol3d__ = fol3d; | |
| if (typeof window !== "undefined") { | |
| try { | |
| window.__foa__ = foa; | |
| window.__focore__ = focore; | |
| window.__foe__ = foe; | |
| window.__fol__ = fol; | |
| window.__fom__ = fom; | |
| window.__fopb__ = fopb; | |
| window.__fosl__ = fosl; | |
| window.__fof__ = fof; | |
| window.__fol3d__ = fol3d; | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| console.error("Failed to initialize FiftyOne packages:", error); | |
| throw error; | |
| } | |
| } |
| __foa__: typeof foa; | ||
| __focore__: typeof focore; | ||
| __foe__: typeof foe; | ||
| __fol__: typeof fol; | ||
| __fom__: typeof fom; | ||
| __fopb__: typeof fopb; | ||
| __fosl__: typeof fosl; | ||
| __fof__: typeof fof; | ||
| __fol3d__: typeof fol3d; |
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Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
Documentation needed for window globals in plugin system
The __fo*__ naming pattern is part of the plugin system's implementation but lacks documentation in the codebase. While there's a plugins package with basic documentation, it doesn't explain the window globals pattern. Specific areas needing documentation:
- The purpose of the
__fo*__naming convention inexternalize.ts - How these window globals are used in the plugin system
- Why this approach was chosen for plugin development
This documentation would be valuable since these globals are a core part of the plugin architecture, as evidenced by their extensive use in externalize.ts and the plugin registry in index.ts.
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Consider documenting the global namespace pattern
While the implementation is correct, consider adding a comment explaining the __fo*__ naming convention and its purpose for plugin development. This would help future maintainers understand the reasoning behind global namespace usage.
Let's verify if the naming pattern is consistently documented:
Let me search more specifically for any documentation related to these global window properties.
Let me check if there's any documentation in the plugins package or related README files.
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# Search for documentation about window properties or globals
rg -i "(window\.|global).*__fo" -A 2 -B 2
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#!/bin/bash
# Check for documentation in plugins package
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This PR adds to the list of externalized FO packages. This is relevant in JS plugin build.
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Windowinterface, providing access to functionalities from the@fiftyonelibrary.