\n 🍩 Homer Chases Bart! 🛹\n

\n \"Why you little...!\" — Homer Simpson\n

\n\n \n\n\n","url","link_url","/p/1in4_kusn_yo8gl05hfi","versioned_link_url","/p/1in4_kusn_yo8gl05hfi/1","yapping","**Deconstructing the Web App**\n\nI'm currently breaking down the provided single-file structure. My focus is on creating a more organized web app titled \"Homer Chases Bart!\". I'm establishing `index.html` as the main entry point while strategically separating the CSS, HTML, and JavaScript components into distinct files to enhance readability and maintainability. This will improve code organization and efficiency.\n\n\n**Refining the Module Structure**\n\nI've decided on the module layout, and now I'm refining my file organization. Specifically, I'm thinking I'll keep it as simple as possible yet modular: `index.html` for structure. I'll use `main.js` for the entry point, setup, and animation loop. The 3D projection logic will be in `engine.js` while drawing functions will be put in `drawables.js`. Finally, I'll store the configuration variables such as speeds and phrases in `constants.js`.\n\n\n**Consolidating the Files**\n\nI'm now consolidating the file structure further based on code length, focusing on separating concerns into `engine.js` for projection and canvas helpers, `actors.js` for Bart and Homer drawing, and `world.js` for the environment. I am also planning the `main.js` file for loop and state, and finally the `index.html` and `styles.css` files. I am now planning on using ES modules and testing out import functionality.\n\n\n**Analyzing Global Dependencies**\n\nI'm now zeroing in on managing shared state and global dependencies. Specifically, I'm refactoring the original script's reliance on a global canvas context, `ctx`. I am now passing the context to functions or creating a setup function within the modules. Furthermore, I'll pass variables like `time` and `cameraAngle` as arguments to the draw functions for the animation.\n\n\n**Optimizing the Canvas**\n\nI'm now focusing on optimizing the canvas for mobile. I'll make it responsive to the window size, addressing the \"one screen height, no scrolling\" requirement. I'm also looking into how to best manage the `canvas.width` and `height` dependencies within the projection and draw functions. I'll keep the speech bubble drawing in `actors.js` and the logic in `main.js`.\n\n\n**Scaling the Canvas**\n\nI'm now focusing on ensuring the canvas adapts properly to different screen sizes, especially for mobile, while keeping the aspect ratio consistent. I plan to maintain an internal resolution of 800x600 for logic purposes, scaling it down on mobile using CSS's `max-width: 100%`. I'll also add `max-w-full` to the canvas class in `index.html` to address overflow on smaller screens. Finally, I'm verifying the current setup in the HTML, and the export of `project` in `engine.js`.\n\n\n**Defining the Exports**\n\nI'm now defining the exports from each module. In `engine.js`, I'll export `drawSky`, `drawCloud`, `drawBaseplate`, and `drawTree`, with `drawBaseplate` depending on the `project` function, which, in turn, needs the `width` and `height` as arguments to make it pure. I'll export `drawBart`, `drawHomer`, and `drawSpeechBubble` from `actors.js`. I'm going to initialize the canvas context, variables, and the loop in `main.js`.\n\n\n\n\nindex.html\n```index.html\n```\n\nstyle.css\n```style.css\n```\n\nengine.js\n```engine.js\n```\n\nworld.js\n```world.js\n```\n\nactors.js\n```actors.js\n```\n\nmain.js\n```main.js\n```","cursor","eyJpZCI6IjFpbjRfa3Vzbl95bzhnbDA1aGZpIn0","token","included",[],"routes/browser/layout","actionData","errors"]

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