Create CreateApp #79
Create CreateApp #79
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o implement firework sounds in Vue 3 when a firework explodes, you can use the createApp function to create a Vue application and manage the state of the fireworks and their sounds. Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can achieve this: Set up the Vue application: Initialize your Vue 3 application using the createApp function. Manage state: Use a reactive state to keep track of the fireworks and their explosion status. Add sound effects: Use HTML5's <audio> element or JavaScript's Audio object to play sounds. Create a callback: Define a callback function that will be triggered when a firework explodes. Integrate with your firework library: If you're using a library or custom code to handle the fireworks, integrate the callback into the explosion event.
WalkthroughThe changes introduce a new Vue 3 application designed to manage fireworks and their explosion events. The application utilizes the Changes
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45-45: Add mounting target validationThe current mounting assumes the existence of the '#app' element without validation.
-app.mount('#app'); +const appElement = document.getElementById('app'); +if (!appElement) { + throw new Error('Failed to find #app element for mounting Vue application'); +} +app.mount(appElement);
1-45: Consider implementing a more modular architectureThe current implementation mixes different concerns (audio, fireworks, UI) in a single component. Consider breaking this into smaller, focused components:
- Create an AudioService for managing sounds
- Create a FireworkManager for handling firework logic
- Create separate components for UI elements
This will improve maintainability and testability.
Example structure:
src/ services/ AudioService.js FireworkManager.js components/ FireworkDisplay.vue FireworkControls.vue types/ Firework.ts App.vue
| sounds: { | ||
| explosion: new Audio('path/to/explosion.mp3'), // Sound effect for explosion | ||
| }, |
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Add error handling for audio initialization
The current audio initialization lacks error handling and could fail silently. Consider implementing proper error handling and feature detection.
sounds: {
- explosion: new Audio('path/to/explosion.mp3'), // Sound effect for explosion
+ explosion: null, // Will be initialized in mounted hook
},Add this to the mounted hook:
mounted() {
try {
if (typeof Audio !== 'undefined') {
this.sounds.explosion = new Audio('/assets/sounds/explosion.mp3');
this.sounds.explosion.addEventListener('error', (e) => {
console.error('Error loading explosion sound:', e);
});
} else {
console.warn('Audio API not supported in this browser');
}
} catch (error) {
console.error('Failed to initialize audio:', error);
}
// ... rest of your mounted code
}| mounted() { | ||
| // Example of adding a firework and simulating an explosion | ||
| const newFirework = { id: 1, exploded: false }; | ||
| this.addFirework(newFirework); | ||
| setTimeout(() => { | ||
| newFirework.exploded = true; | ||
| this.handleFireworkExplosion(newFirework); | ||
| }, 2000); // Simulate explosion after 2 seconds | ||
| }, |
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Remove example code and implement proper initialization
The current mounted hook contains example code that should not be in production. Additionally, the timeout should be properly cleaned up.
-mounted() {
- // Example of adding a firework and simulating an explosion
- const newFirework = { id: 1, exploded: false };
- this.addFirework(newFirework);
- setTimeout(() => {
- newFirework.exploded = true;
- this.handleFireworkExplosion(newFirework);
- }, 2000); // Simulate explosion after 2 seconds
-},
+created() {
+ // Initialize audio
+ this.initializeAudio();
+},
+beforeUnmount() {
+ // Cleanup
+ if (this.sounds.explosion) {
+ this.sounds.explosion.pause();
+ this.sounds.explosion = null;
+ }
+},Consider creating a proper interface for firework initialization:
// In a separate firework.js file
export class Firework {
constructor(config = {}) {
this.id = crypto.randomUUID();
this.exploded = false;
this.config = config;
}
}| addFirework(firework) { | ||
| this.fireworks.push(firework); | ||
| }, | ||
| playExplosionSound(firework) { | ||
| this.sounds.explosion.play(); | ||
| }, | ||
| handleFireworkExplosion(firework) { | ||
| // This method will be called when a firework explodes | ||
| this.playExplosionSound(firework); | ||
| // You can add more logic here if needed | ||
| }, |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Enhance method implementations with proper validation and error handling
The current methods lack proper validation and error handling mechanisms.
addFirework(firework) {
+ if (!firework || typeof firework !== 'object') {
+ console.error('Invalid firework object');
+ return;
+ }
this.fireworks.push(firework);
},
playExplosionSound(firework) {
+ if (!this.sounds.explosion) {
+ console.warn('Sound not initialized');
+ return;
+ }
+ // Reset sound to allow rapid replays
+ this.sounds.explosion.currentTime = 0;
this.sounds.explosion.play()
+ .catch(error => console.error('Failed to play sound:', error));
},
handleFireworkExplosion(firework) {
- // This method will be called when a firework explodes
+ if (!firework || !this.fireworks.includes(firework)) {
+ console.error('Invalid firework object in explosion handler');
+ return;
+ }
this.playExplosionSound(firework);
- // You can add more logic here if needed
+ // Emit event for parent components
+ this.$emit('firework-exploded', firework);
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| addFirework(firework) { | |
| this.fireworks.push(firework); | |
| }, | |
| playExplosionSound(firework) { | |
| this.sounds.explosion.play(); | |
| }, | |
| handleFireworkExplosion(firework) { | |
| // This method will be called when a firework explodes | |
| this.playExplosionSound(firework); | |
| // You can add more logic here if needed | |
| }, | |
| addFirework(firework) { | |
| if (!firework || typeof firework !== 'object') { | |
| console.error('Invalid firework object'); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| this.fireworks.push(firework); | |
| }, | |
| playExplosionSound(firework) { | |
| if (!this.sounds.explosion) { | |
| console.warn('Sound not initialized'); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| // Reset sound to allow rapid replays | |
| this.sounds.explosion.currentTime = 0; | |
| this.sounds.explosion.play() | |
| .catch(error => console.error('Failed to play sound:', error)); | |
| }, | |
| handleFireworkExplosion(firework) { | |
| if (!firework || !this.fireworks.includes(firework)) { | |
| console.error('Invalid firework object in explosion handler'); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| this.playExplosionSound(firework); | |
| // Emit event for parent components | |
| this.$emit('firework-exploded', firework); | |
| }, |
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o implement firework sounds in Vue 3 when a firework explodes, you can use the createApp function to create a Vue application and manage the state of the fireworks and their sounds. Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can achieve this:
Set up the Vue application: Initialize your Vue 3 application using the createApp function.
Manage state: Use a reactive state to keep track of the fireworks and their explosion status.
Add sound effects: Use HTML5's element or JavaScript's Audio object to play sounds.
Create a callback: Define a callback function that will be triggered when a firework explodes.
Integrate with your firework library: If you're using a library or custom code to handle the fireworks, integrate the callback into the explosion event.
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