Every time we create/update/delete fire a DeviceEventEmitter
event for gym sets. Then we subscribe to the changes in relevant
components.
Also fixed flickering of "No data yet" on graphs page.
Previously we would always update the created
field by making a new Date object, even if
the user didn't pick a new date. On some
devices this might slightly change the time
of the day, meaning it jumps somewhere else
on the home page.
I find myself opening up a set often to
just read the fields rather than changing
anything.
It makes sense to auto-focus the name for
a brand new set, since it's required and
typically what you first fill out.
Closes#141
After adding TypeORM I had to remove the strict checking in TypeScript.
This leads to null errors such as this. Kind of annoying, but I think
the large reduction in code from adding TypeORM is worth it. We
shall see...
This is replaced with the backup/restore feature in Settings page.
- Not sure anybody is using this besides me for testing purposes
- Backing up the entire SQLite database is faster than CSV conversion
- This prevents missing data and will work nicely with future plan
changes
Closes#128
Instead of using a context for the whole app
use DeviceEventEmitter with root state.
This will probably improve performance,
since I think the react context was
re-rendering the entire DOM tree.
ERROR TypeError: Cannot read property 'getItem' of undefined
This error is located at:
in FlatList (created by SetList)
in RCTView (created by View)
in View (created by Page)
in Page (created by SetList)
in SetList (created by SceneView)
...
I found an open issue on the react-native github which seems
related https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/31523
but after following all of their suggestions I still have the
same error. I tried:
- Removing @babel/plugin-proposal-class-properties & @babel/plugin-transform-flow-strip-types
- Adding @babel/plugin-transform-flow-strip-types
Previously if you were to add a new workout, then
add a set for that workout immediately afterwards,
the rest timers would be the default 3:30.
Now, they are the actual value set when creating the
workout.
Not sure if I like the look of variables starting with
underscores. Perhaps the only use of this would be to prevent
editor warnings for unused variables.
Brandon Presley