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WalkthroughA component's time tracking is refactored from a tick counter to a timestamp state updated via window.setInterval/clearInterval, with an effect to sync on prop changes; the time-format helper now accepts an optional referenceTime parameter so callers can supply the component's tracked timestamp. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Comp as BrainLeftSidebarWaveDropTime
participant Timer as window.setInterval
participant Helper as getTimeAgoShort
participant Render as React Render
Comp->>Comp: now = Date.now() (init)
Comp->>Timer: setInterval(callback, 60000)
Note right of Timer: Callback runs every minute
loop every minute
Timer->>Comp: invoke callback
Comp->>Comp: now = Date.now() (update)
Comp->>Helper: getTimeAgoShort(time, now)
Helper-->>Comp: label (computed with referenceTime)
Comp->>Render: re-render with label
end
alt on prop `time` change
Component->>Component: effect updates now = Date.now()
end
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components/brain/left-sidebar/waves/BrainLeftSidebarWaveDropTime.tsx (2)
helpers/time.ts (1)
now(7-9)helpers/Helpers.ts (1)
getTimeAgoShort(563-589)
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helpers/Helpers.ts (1)
563-567: LGTM! Improved testability and backward compatibility.The addition of the optional
referenceTimeparameter enhances testability while maintaining backward compatibility through the default value. This allows callers to pass a consistent reference timestamp for multiple time calculations, which aligns well with the component changes in BrainLeftSidebarWaveDropTime.tsx.components/brain/left-sidebar/waves/BrainLeftSidebarWaveDropTime.tsx (2)
13-13: Good use of function initializer.Using
() => Date.now()ensures the initial timestamp is computed only once during component mount, which is the correct pattern for expensive or time-sensitive initialization.
25-27: LGTM! Clean time calculation with explicit reference.Passing the
nowstate togetTimeAgoShortmakes the time calculation explicit and enables consistent rendering. The refactor from a tick counter to a timestamp state is semantically clearer while maintaining the same update frequency.
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