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Signed-off-by: Merit <merit@flatfile.io>
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Both the SpaceFrame and Space components were updated to implement the OnDestroy lifecycle hook. New private properties were added in each component to track their destruction state and manage cleanup processes. In SpaceFrame, a private removeMessageListener property now handles message listener cleanup, and the token assignment was streamlined. In Space, a private effectRef property is used for managing effects, and the ngOnDestroy method now ensures that both the effect and embedded resources are properly cleaned up.

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File(s) Change Summary
packages/angular/angular-sdk/.../spaceFrame.component.ts Updated SpaceFrame to implement OnDestroy; added private properties removeMessageListener and isDestroyed; modified created to remove existing message listeners; updated ngOnDestroy to call removeMessageListener; streamlined token assignment.
packages/angular/angular-sdk/.../space.component.ts Updated Space to implement OnDestroy; added private properties effectRef and isDestroyed; implemented ngOnDestroy to call effectRef.destroy() and spaceService.closeEmbed(); modified effect logic to check the isDestroyed flag; refactored assignment logic for spaceFrameProps.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant SF as SpaceFrame Component
    participant ML as Message Listener
    SF->>ML: Check for existing listener
    ML-->>SF: Remove listener (if exists)
    note over SF: New message listener is initialized
    SF->>SF: ngOnDestroy()
    SF->>ML: Call removeMessageListener (if set)
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sequenceDiagram
    participant S as Space Component
    participant EF as EffectRef
    participant SS as SpaceService
    S->>EF: Setup effect (with isDestroyed check)
    note over S: Component initialization
    S->>S: ngOnDestroy()
    S->>EF: Call destroy()
    S->>SS: Call closeEmbed()
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packages/angular/angular-sdk/src/lib/sdk/space-frame/spaceFrame.component.ts (1)

37-38: Well-structured private properties for resource tracking.

The addition of:

  • removeMessageListener for storing the cleanup function
  • isDestroyed flag for tracking component state

These properties improve resource management and help prevent memory leaks.

Note: The isDestroyed flag is defined but not currently used in this component. Consider using it in key methods or removing it if unnecessary.

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packages/angular/angular-sdk/src/lib/sdk/space.component.ts (6)

1-1: Appropriate import additions for lifecycle management.

Adding OnDestroy and EffectRef imports is necessary for implementing proper lifecycle management and cleanup in Angular components.


11-11: Good implementation of OnDestroy interface.

Implementing OnDestroy allows the component to properly clean up resources when it's destroyed, preventing memory leaks and unintended side effects.


25-26: Well-structured private properties for resource management.

These private properties enhance component lifecycle management:

  • effectRef enables proper cleanup of effects
  • isDestroyed flag helps prevent updates after component destruction

This is a good practice for managing component state during destruction.


29-42: Improved effect handling with destruction guard.

The effect implementation now includes:

  1. Storing the effect reference for later cleanup
  2. Added a guard condition to prevent updates after component destruction
  3. Refactored space initialization logic for better readability

This implementation follows Angular best practices for reactive programming with effects.


56-60: Updated handleCloseInstance to include closeEmbed call.

The method now correctly calls spaceService.closeEmbed() when closing the instance, ensuring proper resource cleanup.


62-65: Proper implementation of ngOnDestroy.

The ngOnDestroy method correctly:

  1. Cleans up the effect by calling effectRef.destroy()
  2. Ensures embedded resources are properly released with spaceService.closeEmbed()

This implementation follows Angular best practices for component cleanup.

packages/angular/angular-sdk/src/lib/sdk/space-frame/spaceFrame.component.ts (8)

1-1: Appropriate import of OnDestroy interface.

Adding OnDestroy to the imports allows the component to implement proper lifecycle cleanup.


24-24: Good implementation of OnDestroy interface.

Implementing OnDestroy allows the component to properly clean up resources and event listeners when it's destroyed.


43-46: Improved listener management with cleanup.

Adding cleanup for any existing listener before creating a new one prevents memory leaks and duplicate event handlers.


52-59: Proper storage and cleanup of message listener.

The message listener creation now properly:

  1. Stores the returned cleanup function in removeMessageListener
  2. Uses the stored function for cleanup in the callback
  3. Uses optional chaining for safe function calls

This implementation ensures proper resource management.


61-73: Consistent listener management for both code paths.

The alternative listener creation path now follows the same pattern as the primary path, ensuring consistent cleanup regardless of which code path is taken.


86-86: Added listener cleanup to handleConfirm method.

Calling removeMessageListener?.() in the handleConfirm method ensures that the message listener is properly cleaned up when the dialog is confirmed.


109-110: Simplified token assignment.

The token assignment has been streamlined by directly using spaceFrameProps.localAccessToken, making the code more concise.


125-125: Proper cleanup in ngOnDestroy.

The ngOnDestroy method now correctly calls removeMessageListener?.() to clean up the message listener when the component is destroyed.

@meritmalling meritmalling requested a review from bangarang April 10, 2025 17:46
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