Durability: undefinedDamage: undefinedProtection: undefinedHunger Restoration: undefined

\n Prompt: fix the glitch where it say \"undefined\"","url","link_url","/p/cofrw0x98wa2sjdr1xe3","versioned_link_url","/p/cofrw0x98wa2sjdr1xe3/19","yapping","**Fixing Item Display**\n\nI've identified the root cause of the \"undefined\" item stats display. The rendering logic isn't properly retrieving the data for durability, damage, protection, and hunger restoration. I'm focusing on the data retrieval method now to ensure the correct values populate the `` elements. I'm digging into the item data structure, and should have a fix soon.\n\n\n**Investigating Data Flow**\n\nMy analysis now centers on the data flow within the `createItemCard` function, specifically how item data is passed to it and how it's subsequently used to populate the item stats. It seems the issue stems from an incorrect or missing data association, potentially a mis-match of data keys. I'm cross-referencing the data structure with the HTML generation to isolate the faulty connection and ensure all necessary item properties, such as damage and hunger restoration, are being properly referenced.\n\n\n**Addressing Data Gaps**\n\nMy attention has now shifted to the conditional rendering of item stats. I've realized the previous attempts were overly broad, assuming all items possess every stat attribute. The root of the \"undefined\" values stems from missing properties in the `item.stats` object. I am now implementing conditional checks within the HTML generation to ensure only present properties, such as damage or hunger, are rendered. This ensures a clean display, eliminating undefined entries when they don't apply.\n\n\n**Conditionalizing Stat Display**\n\nI'm now implementing checks within the `createItemCard` function to ensure only available item stats are rendered. The current logic assumes all items possess every stat, leading to \"undefined\" values. My goal is to add conditional statements to verify the presence of 'durability', 'damage', 'protection', and 'hunger' before displaying them in the HTML. This refined approach will result in clean, accurate item stat displays, avoiding \"undefined\" entries where applicable.\n\n\n**Adjusting Conditional Checks**\n\nI'm now revising my approach to handle the item stat display. The original plan to use simple `if` checks proved incomplete. I need to handle all possible item types to avoid \"undefined\" entries. I am updating `createItemCard` with a comprehensive switch statement to ensure the display logic dynamically adjusts based on the item type and availability of stats. My focus is now on crafting a flexible and robust solution that anticipates potential data variations.\n\n\n**Confirming Stat Labels**\n\nMy current focus is on refining the conditional checks within `createItemCard`. I've implemented `if` statements to conditionally include item stats in the HTML. I'm now verifying the stat labels used in the HTML match the keys present in the `item.stats` object. There's a potential inconsistency with \"Hunger Restoration\" in the provided HTML and \"hunger\" in my logic. I'm going through the code now.\n\n\n\nThe user is encountering an issue where item stats in the library view are displayed as \"undefined\" when a stat is not applicable to that item type. This is happening in the `createItemCard` function, which is trying to display all possible stats regardless of whether they exist for the specific item.\n\nI will update the `createItemCard` function in `script.js` to conditionally display each stat only if it has a defined value in the item's data. This will fix the \"undefined\" text and make the library view cleaner and more accurate.\n\n```script.js\n```","cursor","eyJpZCI6ImNvZnJ3MHg5OHdhMnNqZHIxeGUzIn0","token","included",[],"routes/browser/layout","actionData","errors"]

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