A tool to help Granblue Fantasy players create and share teams and strategies.
Justin Edmund
6d0257df26
This commit completes the migration from the service layer architecture to TanStack Query v6, removing all service files and replacing them with mutations, utilities, and direct adapter calls. Changes: - Added swap mutations (useSwapWeapons, useSwapCharacters, useSwapSummons) to grid.mutations.ts for drag-and-drop operations - Replaced all PartyService method calls in Party.svelte with TanStack Query mutations (update, delete, remix, favorite, unfavorite) - Replaced all GridService calls with create/update/delete mutations - Created utility functions for cross-cutting concerns: * localId.ts: Manages anonymous user local ID (replaces PartyService.getLocalId) * editKeys.ts: Manages edit keys for anonymous editing (replaces PartyService edit key methods) - Extracted PartyContext type to types/party-context.ts for reuse - Updated grid components (WeaponGrid, CharacterGrid, SummonGrid) to import PartyContext from new types file - Migrated teams/new page to use getLocalId utility - Removed all service layer files: * party.service.ts (620 lines) * grid.service.ts (450 lines) * conflict.service.ts (120 lines) * gridOperations.ts (unused utility) - Deleted empty services directory Benefits: - Zero service layer code remaining - All data operations use TanStack Query for automatic caching and invalidation - Better type safety with direct adapter usage - Simplified architecture with clear separation of concerns - Reduced bundle size by ~1200 lines of service layer code 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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| CLAUDE.md | ||
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| NEXT_SESSION_PROMPT.md | ||
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| README.md | ||
| svelte.config.js | ||
| TANSTACK_QUERY_MIGRATION_CONTINUATION.md | ||
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| TYPESCRIPT_IMPROVEMENTS.md | ||
| vite.config.ts | ||
| vitest-setup-client.ts | ||
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