* Allow autocomplete to be registered
* On shortcut update refresh pane to enable shortcuts to register correctly
* Improve types and add explanation about keyname order
* bind code-editor to hotkeyregistry via redux so that it updates keymaps on change
* remove force refresh via key and convert to named export
* send hotkeyregistry in environment autocomplete options
* use autocomplete delay from settings
* Use Pick<T>
Co-authored-by: Timothy Lim <tim.lim@intercom.io>
Co-authored-by: gatzjames <jamesgatzos@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Opender Singh <opender.singh@konghq.com>
* readability improvements and reduced indirection
* adds type for handleShowModifyCookieModal
* correctly types wrapperProps property, thereby fixing bug.
if you add `console.log({ previewHidden, propsOne: this.props.wrapperProps.activeWorkspaceMeta });` to the third line of `_renderPreview()` you'll see that `activeWorkspaceMeta` is indeed, sometimes, `undefined.
Also, there's no reason to use `await` on `this.setState`. I didn't find any more of these in the codebase, I just found this one.
* adds type for swaggerUiSpec
* undoes lifting props to state
almost always, this is done for performance reasons, but I removed it the app is working pretty quick-and-snappy for me without needing to introduced duplicated application state and keep track of it.
I went ahead and measured it before and after this commit (using performance.now):
before = [
1.93500000750646,
1.149999996414408,
0.9499999869149178,
0.9950000094249845,
0.8650000090710819,
1.560000004246831,
1.5699999930802733,
0.8450000023003668,
1.4550000196322799,
1.3299999991431832,
1.3050000125076622,
1.4099999971222132,
1.3099999923724681,
1.3100000214762986,
1.1999999987892807,
1.0099999781232327,
0.830000004498288,
1.2449999921955168,
1.2500000011641532,
1.4349999837577343,
]
after = [
2.9400000057648867,
2.449999999953434,
2.33499999740161,
2.2849999950267375,
1.7700000025797635,
1.8149999959859997,
2.1249999990686774,
1.9150000007357448,
2.074999996693805,
1.9899999897461385,
2.0200000144541264,
2.869999996619299,
2.1450000058393925,
2.33499999740161,
2.130000008037314,
2.119999990100041,
2.144999976735562,
2.130000008037314,
2.380000009201467,
2.8999999922234565,
]
> R.mean(before)
> 1.2480000004870817
> R.mean(after)
> 2.243749999080319
> R.median(before)
> 1.2775000068359077
> R.median(after)
> 2.137499992386438
So basically, considering a 16ms render rate (i.e. 60hz), 1ms saved by lifting props to state makes no difference in application performance.
This is committed separately so that if there's any reason we want to keep the prior implementation, we can just still do so.
