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Based on the comprehensive summary, here are the updated release notes:

  • Code Quality

    • Updated Visual Studio solution to version 17
    • Improved code readability with modern C# syntax
    • Enhanced immutability for several structs and classes
  • Naming Conventions

    • Standardized constant and variable naming across multiple files
    • Updated image URL and route constants to use PascalCase
  • Performance

    • Optimized collection initialization using spread operator syntax
    • Refined method signatures for better cancellation token handling
  • Maintenance

    • Removed an obsolete project configuration
    • Updated method signatures for better type consistency
  • Samples

    • Minor updates to sample application routing and view models
    • Consistent naming across sample project constants
    • Enhanced user interface in the SignatureView with new controls

These changes primarily focus on code quality, maintainability, and standardization of the MAUI.FreakyControls library.

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This pull request encompasses multiple changes across the MAUI.FreakyControls project, focusing primarily on updates to the Visual Studio solution file, code style improvements, syntax modernization, and naming convention updates. The modifications span various files, including solution configurations, converters, extensions, helpers, and sample project files. Key changes include updating the Visual Studio version, adding a minimum required version, simplifying syntax with modern C# features like spread operators, and renaming constants and variables to PascalCase.

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File/Path Change Summary
MAUI.FreakyControls.sln Updated Visual Studio version, added minimum required version, added deployment configuration for "Samples", removed obsolete project configuration
Converters/InverseBoolConverter.cs Simplified pattern matching syntax for type checking
Extensions/CollectionExtensions.cs Updated ToObservable<T> method implementation using spread syntax
Extensions/StreamExtensions.cs Simplified MemoryStream instantiation using target-typed new() syntax
Helpers/DownloadHelper.cs Modified parameter order in StreamWrapper.GetStreamAsync method call
Helpers/SizeOrScale.cs Added readonly modifier to properties and methods
Platforms/Android/FreakySignatureCanvasViewHandler.android.cs Simplified PlatformView access
Wrappers/StreamWrapper.cs Reordered method parameters, updated ReadAsStreamAsync call
Samples/* Renamed constants to PascalCase across multiple files, updated property initializations using spread syntax

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🧹 Nitpick comments (8)
MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/MainPage.xaml.cs (2)

13-15: Consider improving the alert message content.

While the code is technically correct, the alert message "Yo" and "Hi from the dotnet bot" could be more professional and descriptive to improve user experience.

-        await DisplayAlert("Yo", "Hi from the dotnet bot", "Ok");
+        await DisplayAlert("SVG Image Tapped", "The .NET bot image was tapped", "Close");

18-20: Maintain consistent alert message style.

For consistency with the previous suggestion, consider using more professional and descriptive alert messages.

-        await DisplayAlert("Yo", "I am a freaky button", "Ok");
+        await DisplayAlert("Button Clicked", "The FreakyButton was activated", "Close");
MAUI.FreakyControls/MAUI.FreakyControls/Helpers/SizeOrScale.cs (2)

63-63: Consider making X and Y properties readonly for complete immutability.

While marking IsValid as readonly is a good performance optimization, the struct's immutability is incomplete since X and Y can still be modified after initialization. Consider making these properties readonly as well to ensure true immutability and thread safety.

-    public float X { get; set; }
-    public float Y { get; set; }
+    public float X { get; init; }
+    public float Y { get; init; }

Line range hint 1-99: Consider making SizeOrScale a fully immutable struct.

While the changes to make methods readonly are good, consider making the entire struct immutable for better predictability and thread safety. This would involve:

  1. Making all properties readonly or init-only
  2. Removing property setters
  3. Ensuring all state is set through constructors

This would better align with the performance optimization goals while also preventing potential threading issues.

MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/SwipeCardView/SwipeCardViewModel.cs (2)

27-36: Maintain consistent formatting in object initializers.

There are inconsistencies in spacing:

  • Some lines have spaces after commas while others don't
  • Some lines have trailing spaces
  • Inconsistent spacing before closing braces

Apply consistent formatting:

-        Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 1, Name = "Laura", Age = 24, Gender = Gender.Female, Photo = ImageUrls.Female1});
+        Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 1, Name = "Laura", Age = 24, Gender = Gender.Female, Photo = ImageUrls.Female1 });

26-42: Consider refactoring profile initialization for better maintainability.

The current implementation has several maintainability concerns:

  1. Hardcoded profile data makes updates difficult
  2. Repetitive initialization code
  3. No clear separation of concerns

Consider these improvements:

  1. Move profile data to a configuration file or database
  2. Create helper methods for profile initialization
  3. Use a builder pattern or factory method for creating profiles

Example approach:

private void InitializeProfiles()
{
    var profiles = LoadProfilesFromConfiguration();
    // or
    Profiles.AddRange(CreateFemaleProfiles());
    Profiles.AddRange(CreateMaleProfiles());
}

private IEnumerable<Profile> CreateFemaleProfiles() =>
    new List<(int id, string name, int age)>
    {
        (1, "Laura", 24),
        (2, "Sophia", 21),
        // ...
    }.Select(p => new Profile
    {
        ProfileId = p.id,
        Name = p.name,
        Age = p.age,
        Gender = Gender.Female,
        Photo = ImageUrls.GetFemalePhoto(p.id)
    });
MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/JumpList/JumpListViewModel.cs (1)

39-39: Ensure stable sort order across languages or multiple calls.

Using [.. names.OrderBy(x => x)] is a concise approach, but if the underlying environment changes or you later move to a parallel or partial sort (for performance), the result may vary. Also confirm that [.. collection] syntax is fully supported in your current build environment.

Consider a comment or method name that clearly indicates the list is sorted, which can improve code clarity for other maintainers.

MAUI.FreakyControls/MAUI.FreakyControls/Wrappers/StreamWrapper.cs (1)

Line range hint 91-95: Consider enhancing error logging.

The current error logging using Trace.WriteLine could be improved for better debugging and monitoring:

  1. Consider using structured logging
  2. Include more error details like the response content

Here's a suggested improvement:

-            Trace.WriteLine("Could not retrieve {Uri}, status code {StatusCode}");
-            Trace.WriteLine(uri);
-            Trace.WriteLine(response.StatusCode);
+            Trace.WriteLine($"Could not retrieve {uri}, status code {response.StatusCode}. " +
+                           $"Response: {await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync(cancellationToken)}");
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MAUI.FreakyControls/MAUI.FreakyControls/Converters/InverseBoolConverter.cs (1)

9-9: Great use of modern C# pattern matching!

The change from if (!(value is bool boolValue)) to if (value is not bool boolValue) improves code readability while maintaining the same functionality.

MAUI.FreakyControls/MAUI.FreakyControls.sln (2)

2-3: Verify Visual Studio version compatibility with team.

The solution has been updated to Visual Studio 17.13.35723.152. Please ensure:

  • All team members have compatible Visual Studio versions
  • CI/CD pipelines are configured to handle the new minimum version requirement

17-17: LGTM: Added deployment configuration for Samples project.

The addition of deployment configuration for the Samples project in Debug mode will help streamline the debugging process.

MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/MainPage.xaml.cs (2)

5-5: Great improvement making vm readonly!

Making the MainViewModel field readonly ensures thread safety and prevents accidental reassignment after initialization. This aligns well with the PR's performance optimization goals.


Line range hint 23-34: Well-structured implementation with proper permission handling!

The code demonstrates good practices:

  • Proper permission checking before accessing vibration
  • Clear error message for permission denial
  • Correct usage of Shell navigation
  • Updated constant name to follow PascalCase convention
MAUI.FreakyControls/MAUI.FreakyControls/Helpers/SizeOrScale.cs (2)

Line range hint 65-75: LGTM! Appropriate use of readonly modifier.

The readonly modifier is correctly applied to this method as it doesn't modify the struct's state, which can help with performance optimization.


Line range hint 77-87: LGTM! Appropriate use of readonly modifier.

The readonly modifier is correctly applied to this method as it doesn't modify the struct's state, which can help with performance optimization.

MAUI.FreakyControls/MAUI.FreakyControls/Extensions/CollectionExtensions.cs (1)

9-9: Confirm that [.. col] yields an ObservableCollection.

This new collection expression syntax might not produce an ObservableCollection<T> under all currently available C# language versions or may require a preview feature. Also, if the intent is specifically to use ObservableCollection<T> to propagate collection change notifications (typical in MVVM scenarios), you may want to verify that it retains that behavior.

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The [.. col] syntax in the ToObservable<T> method is correctly target-typed to ObservableCollection<T> due to the explicit return type, and is equivalent to new ObservableCollection<T>(col). This is fully supported in C# 12 which is available with the project's latest language version setting.

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MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/InputViews/InputViewModel.cs (1)

39-39: Validate the collection expression syntax [.. x].

While this is a slick way to create a new collection, ensure that it does not cause unexpected runtime or compilation issues in your targeted .NET/C# environment. If the environment doesn’t support the feature (C# 12+), it could break builds or degrade compatibility.

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MAUI.FreakyControls/MAUI.FreakyControls/Helpers/DownloadHelper.cs (1)

23-23: LGTM! Parameter reordering aligns with StreamWrapper changes.

The parameter reordering in the call to StreamWrapper.GetStreamAsync correctly matches the updated method signature.

Let's verify there are no other calls to this method that need updating:

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✅ Parameter order is consistent across all usages

All calls to GetStreamAsync in the codebase are properly aligned with their respective method signatures:

  • FreakySvgImageViewDownloadHelperStreamWrapper
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MAUI.FreakyControls/MAUI.FreakyControls/Wrappers/StreamWrapper.cs (3)

2-2: LGTM! Explicit import for System.Threading.

Good practice to explicitly import the namespace for CancellationToken usage.


87-87: LGTM! Parameter reordering follows C# conventions.

The reordering of parameters to place CancellationToken last follows C# conventions and improves API consistency.


100-100: Improved cancellation support in ReadAsStreamAsync.

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Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "Austin", Age = 28, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male1 });
Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "James", Age = 32, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male2 });
Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "Chris", Age = 27, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male3 });
Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "Alexander", Age = 30, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male4 });
Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "Steve", Age = 31, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male5 });
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix duplicate ProfileId values for male profiles.

All male profiles are using the same ProfileId value (11), which could cause issues with profile identification and tracking. Each profile should have a unique identifier.

Apply this correction to assign unique IDs:

-        Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "Austin", Age = 28, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male1 });
-        Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "James", Age = 32, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male2 });
-        Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "Chris", Age = 27, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male3 });
-        Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "Alexander", Age = 30, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male4 });
-        Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "Steve", Age = 31, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male5 });
+        Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "Austin", Age = 28, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male1 });
+        Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 12, Name = "James", Age = 32, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male2 });
+        Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 13, Name = "Chris", Age = 27, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male3 });
+        Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 14, Name = "Alexander", Age = 30, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male4 });
+        Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 15, Name = "Steve", Age = 31, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male5 });
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Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "Austin", Age = 28, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male1 });
Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "James", Age = 32, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male2 });
Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "Chris", Age = 27, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male3 });
Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "Alexander", Age = 30, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male4 });
Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "Steve", Age = 31, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male5 });
Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 11, Name = "Austin", Age = 28, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male1 });
Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 12, Name = "James", Age = 32, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male2 });
Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 13, Name = "Chris", Age = 27, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male3 });
Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 14, Name = "Alexander", Age = 30, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male4 });
Profiles.Add(new Profile { ProfileId = 15, Name = "Steve", Age = 31, Gender = Gender.Male, Photo = ImageUrls.Male5 });

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MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/Checkboxes/CheckboxesView.xaml (2)

Line range hint 82-82: Fix typo in Shape property value.

The value "Sqaure" is misspelled. It should be "Square".

-                Shape="Sqaure"
+                Shape="Square"

This change needs to be applied to all instances where "Sqaure" is used as the Shape property value.

Also applies to: 95-95, 108-108, 121-121, 134-134, 147-147, 160-160


The "Sqaure" typo is a systemic issue in the codebase that needs comprehensive fixing

The typo exists in the core API and affects multiple components:

  • Shape.cs: Misspelled enum value definition
  • FreakyCheckbox.cs: Used in default platform-specific behavior
  • CheckboxesView.xaml: Multiple UI declarations using the misspelled value

Note: This will be a breaking change since it's part of the public API.

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Let's find all occurrences of "Sqaure" in the codebase to ensure we fix all instances.

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MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/Switch/SwitchsView.xaml (1)

Line range hint 11-57: Consider improving maintainability of the sample.

While not part of the current changes, consider these improvements:

  1. Move hardcoded values (colors, spacing) to resources/styles
  2. Add comments explaining the purpose of the disabled button
  3. Consider using binding for the switch states to demonstrate view model integration
MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/RadioButtons/RadioButtonsView.xaml (1)

Line range hint 22-24: Remove redundant event handling.

The FreakyRadioGroup has both an event handler (SelectedRadioButtonChanged) and a command binding (SelectedRadioButtonChangedCommand). This creates redundant handling paths. Consider using only the command-based approach for better MVVM compliance.

 <freakyControls:FreakyRadioGroup
     Orientation="Vertical"
     SelectedIndex="{Binding CheckedRadioButton}"
-    SelectedRadioButtonChanged="FreakyRadioGroup_SelectedRadioButtonChanged"
     SelectedRadioButtonChangedCommand="{Binding SelectedIndexCommand}"
     Spacing="10">
MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/SignatureView/SignatureView.xaml (2)

Line range hint 11-23: Consider improvements for better UX and accessibility.

A few suggestions to enhance the implementation:

  1. Consider making clear button dimensions responsive using relative sizing
  2. Add loading state feedback during image conversion
  3. Improve accessibility support

Apply these improvements:

 <Grid Padding="5" RowDefinitions="*, Auto">
     <freakyControls:FreakySignaturePadView
         x:Name="svgPad"
         Grid.Row="0"
-        ClearHeightRequest="50"
-        ClearWidthRequest="50"
+        ClearHeightRequest="{OnPlatform iOS=50, Android=60}"
+        ClearWidthRequest="{OnPlatform iOS=50, Android=60}"
         SignatureUnderlineWidth="1"
         StrokeColor="Black"
         StrokeCompleted="FreakySignaturePadView_StrokeCompleted"
+        AutomationProperties.Name="Signature Pad"
+        AutomationProperties.HelpText="Draw your signature here"
         StrokeWidth="5" />
     <Button
         Grid.Row="1"
         Command="{Binding ConversionCommand}"
+        IsEnabled="{Binding IsNotConverting}"
+        AutomationProperties.Name="Convert Signature"
+        AutomationProperties.HelpText="Convert signature to image format"
         Text="Convert to Image" />
+    <ActivityIndicator
+        Grid.Row="1"
+        IsVisible="{Binding IsConverting}"
+        IsRunning="{Binding IsConverting}" />
 </Grid>

Line range hint 17-17: Consider using commands instead of event handlers.

The StrokeCompleted event handler in code-behind could be replaced with a command binding for better MVVM compliance.

Apply this change:

-        StrokeCompleted="FreakySignaturePadView_StrokeCompleted"
+        StrokeCompleted="{Binding StrokeCompletedCommand}"
MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/PinView/PinView.xaml (1)

10-11: Remove extra whitespace lines.

Consider removing these consecutive empty lines to maintain consistent spacing.

    x:DataType="vm:PinViewModel"     
    Title="PinView">
-
-    
    <Grid RowDefinitions="*,Auto,4*">
MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/Pickers/PickersView.xaml (1)

10-10: Remove extra whitespace line.

Consider removing this empty line to maintain consistent spacing.

    x:DataType="vm:PickersViewModel"    
    Title="PickersView">
-    
    <VerticalStackLayout Padding="30" Spacing="10">
MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/Checkboxes/CheckboxesView.xaml (1)

11-11: Remove extra whitespace line.

Consider removing this empty line to maintain consistent spacing.

    x:DataType="vm:CheckboxesViewModel"
    Title="CheckboxesView">
-    
    <ContentPage.Resources>
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🔇 Additional comments (8)
MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/Switch/SwitchsView.xaml (2)

7-8: LGTM! Good improvement to data binding.

The addition of the view model namespace and DataType declaration enables compile-time checking for bindings, which helps catch binding errors early in development.


9-9: LGTM! Fixed grammatical error in title.

Corrected the title from "Switchs" to "Switches", improving UI text consistency.

MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/RadioButtons/RadioButtonsView.xaml (2)

8-8: LGTM! View model namespace declaration follows best practices.

The namespace declaration properly establishes the binding context for the view model.


9-9: LGTM! Strong typing enhances reliability.

Adding x:DataType enables compile-time validation of bindings, which helps catch errors early.

MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/SignatureView/SignatureView.xaml (1)

Line range hint 1-9: LGTM! Well-structured XAML declarations.

The namespace declarations and view model binding follow MAUI best practices.

MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/PinView/PinView.xaml (1)

7-8: LGTM! Strong typing enhances development experience.

The addition of view model namespace and DataType improves compile-time checking and IntelliSense support.

MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/Pickers/PickersView.xaml (1)

7-8: LGTM! Strong typing enhances development experience.

The addition of view model namespace and DataType improves compile-time checking and IntelliSense support.

MAUI.FreakyControls/Samples/Checkboxes/CheckboxesView.xaml (1)

8-9: LGTM! Strong typing enhances development experience.

The addition of view model namespace and DataType improves compile-time checking and IntelliSense support.

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