Tidy simple view card spacing and locations.
Make simple view fonts bigger
Fix quick view memory
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fraxle
2026-08-16 09:40:54 +01:00
parent df3ecdae35
commit ff8a9950f4
2 changed files with 65 additions and 29 deletions
+37 -17
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@@ -371,12 +371,18 @@ export function UTCIForecast() {
}, []);
const [simpleTemp, setSimpleTemp] = useState('utciAdj');
// Skips the very first run so a page refresh keeps the saved Simple /
// Table / Detailed choice — the profile-driven jump to the table below
// is meant for an actual profile *switch*, not for restoring state.
const profileViewFirstRun = useRef(true);
useEffect(() => {
if (activeProfile === 'vehicle' || (activeProfile === 'outdoors' && outdoorsVariant === 'driver')) setSimpleTemp('vehicleT');
else if (activeProfile === 'home' || (activeProfile === 'outdoors' && outdoorsVariant === 'office')) setSimpleTemp(indoorManaged ? 'managedT' : 'indoorT');
else if (activeProfile === 'pets') setSimpleTemp('furSurfaceT');
else setSimpleTemp('utciAdj');
if (['alltemps', 'showall', 'custom', 'farming', 'construction', 'market', 'windowcleaning', 'office'].includes(activeProfile)) {
if (profileViewFirstRun.current) {
profileViewFirstRun.current = false;
} else if (['alltemps', 'showall', 'custom', 'farming', 'construction', 'market', 'windowcleaning', 'office'].includes(activeProfile)) {
setForecastView('table');
}
}, [activeProfile, outdoorsVariant]);
@@ -639,15 +645,18 @@ export function UTCIForecast() {
// The grid is measured in HALF-hour tracks, because a card centred on its
// landing hour starts on a half-hour boundary. All tracks are identical,
// and each card SPANS 2*bucket of them (rather than sitting in one track
// at width:400%) — spanning divides a card's intrinsic width across the
// tracks it covers, so the grid's max-content width stays close to what
// it was and mobile doesn't gain a load of extra horizontal scroll.
// at width:400%). The card itself is a fixed width centred in that span,
// so a longer bucket buys spacing between cards rather than a fatter card.
//
// tracks = [ pad ][ hour 0 ][ hour 1 ] … [ hour H-1 ][ pad ]
// pad = bucket half-hours (>= the (bucket-1)/2 h overhang, + breathing room)
// hour j -> centre at (bucket + 2j + 1) / total
// card -> spans 2*bucket tracks, starting one half-hour after 2j
// => centre = 2j + 1 + bucket == hour j's centre ✓
// Quick-view card width, and the minimum clearance between two cards. Kept
// here rather than only in CSS because the grid track sizing is derived from
// them; .fsc-card sets the same width.
const FSC_CARD_W = 92, FSC_CARD_GAP = 4;
const fscPlot = (() => {
if (!tableRows.length) return null;
const cards = tableRows.length;
@@ -660,10 +669,16 @@ export function UTCIForecast() {
const landing = [];
let j = 0;
for (const r of tableRows) { landing.push(j); j += r.isoHours ? r.isoHours.length : 1; }
// A card spans 2*bucket tracks, so this keeps its 55px minimum.
const unit = 55 / (2 * bucket);
// Every card is a fixed FSC_CARD_W wide at every interval (see .fsc-card),
// centred in the 2*bucket tracks it spans. So the tracks only have to be
// wide enough that neighbouring cards clear each other: a span of at least
// card + gutter. At 1h that is the tight case; at 3h/4h the same rule
// leaves a wider gap between cards, which is what the extra hours per card
// should look like. The 1fr half of the minmax lets the gaps grow further
// on a wide screen — the cards never do.
const unit = (FSC_CARD_W + FSC_CARD_GAP) / (2 * bucket);
return {
hourly, hours, bucket, landing,
hours, bucket, landing,
cols: `repeat(${total}, minmax(${unit.toFixed(2)}px, 1fr))`,
// Fraction of the track width at which hour j's data point sits.
hourAt: j2 => (bucket + 2 * j2 + 1) / total,
@@ -1349,20 +1364,25 @@ export function UTCIForecast() {
${(() => {
if (!fscPlot) return null;
const fscSvgW = 1000, fscSvgH = 80;
const fscSrc = fscPlot.hourly;
// The curve plots the SAME rows the cards do. It used to plot the
// raw hourly series instead, which agrees with the cards at 1h and
// diverges at every longer interval: a card shows its bucket's
// aggregate, so an "8am 24°" card (the 811am mean) sat above a
// curve drawn at 8am's own 14.5°, and its connector pointed at a
// height the card never claimed. One series, one number.
const fscSrc = tableRows;
// Fixed scale: bottom = Freezing band bottom (10) 10, top = Danger start (44) + 10
const fscMin = -15, fscMax = 45;
const toY = t => fscSvgH - ((t - fscMin) / (fscMax - fscMin)) * fscSvgH;
const getT = r => r[simpleTemp] ?? r.utciAdj;
// Same hour->x mapping the cards grid uses (see fscPlot above), so a
// card's centre and its hour's data point are the same x by
// construction — every hour of the day stays on screen.
const fscHourX = j => fscPlot.hourAt(j) * fscSvgW;
const fscStopPct = j => (fscPlot.hourAt(j) * 100).toFixed(1);
const fscAllPts = fscSrc.map((r, j) => ({ x: fscHourX(j), y: toY(getT(r)) }));
// Connector points — one per card, planted on its landing hour's data
// point, which is exactly where that card is centred.
const fscPts = fscPlot.landing.map(j => fscAllPts[Math.min(j, fscAllPts.length - 1)]);
// x of card i — the landing hour it is centred on, via the same
// mapping that placed the card in the grid, so a point and its
// card share an x by construction.
const fscCardX = i => fscPlot.hourAt(fscPlot.landing[i]) * fscSvgW;
const fscStopPct = i => (fscPlot.hourAt(fscPlot.landing[i]) * 100).toFixed(1);
const fscAllPts = fscSrc.map((r, i) => ({ x: fscCardX(i), y: toY(getT(r)) }));
// One point per card now, so the connectors ARE the data points.
const fscPts = fscAllPts;
const fscNowFlags = tableRows.map(r => r.isoHours ? r.isoHours.includes(nowLocalISO) : r.iso.slice(0, 13) === nowLocalISO);
// Flat runs from each edge into the first/last hour, so the fill still
// covers the inset spacer strips at both ends.