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- Make State.save() always throttle calls -- since that's the common case. - Immediate saves are now the exception, with State.saveImmediate(). - The function is called State.save(), so the dispatch event should be 'stateSave'.
27 lines
814 B
JavaScript
27 lines
814 B
JavaScript
const {dispatch} = require('../lib/dispatcher')
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// Controls the UI checking for new versions of the app, prompting install
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module.exports = class UpdateController {
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constructor (state) {
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this.state = state
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}
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// Shows a modal saying that we have an update
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updateAvailable (version) {
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const skipped = this.state.saved.skippedVersions
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if (skipped && skipped.includes(version)) {
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console.log('new version skipped by user: v' + version)
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return
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}
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this.state.modal = { id: 'update-available-modal', version: version }
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}
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// Don't show the modal again until the next version
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skipVersion (version) {
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let skipped = this.state.saved.skippedVersions
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if (!skipped) skipped = this.state.saved.skippedVersions = []
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skipped.push(version)
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dispatch('stateSave')
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}
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}
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