Refactor the root Pattern Lab build into a proper class #742
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…f an end-to-end async build process
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…te, since they're still very much invoked from outside. Maybe that's okay.
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pardon the commit to this - all the 💯 goes to @geoffp on this! |
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I'm way out of my depths here, but it looks like fascinating and nitty-gritty work. Thanks @geoffp! |
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Thanks fellas! It is pretty abstract work, but damn if I don’t enjoy a good refactoring. |
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@geoffp ha! You sound like me refactoring the frontend code. I'm one of those weirdos that likes spring cleaning and organization and stuff. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ |
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@bradfrost hey, I know the feeling. It’s nice to take up something kinda messy and leave behind something beautiful, whether it’s visual or in code. |
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Addresses #572
Summary of changes:
I've begun the process of refactoring the loosely organized build step into a real class with a real constructor. The goal here is to make to whole process more comprehensible ahead of the async work, which would be difficult to reason about and debug without it.
I plan to continue this work in small, careful steps.
If you merge, please leave the branch and I'll just keep jamming on it as time allows. Async rendering or bust.