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added basic grid construction #6

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new Grid component to display musical notes
    • Enhanced chord details view with a grid layout
  • Improvements
    • Added flexible grid rendering based on user preferences
    • Implemented note position normalization and grid construction logic

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This pull request introduces a new Grid component in the components/Grid.tsx file, which creates a musical note grid based on user preferences. The ChordDetail component in components/ChordBank/ChordDetail.tsx is updated to include this new Grid component, adding a visual element to the chord details display. The implementation leverages a custom usePreferences hook to determine the grid width and dynamically generate a grid of musical notes.

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File Change Summary
components/ChordBank/ChordDetail.tsx Added import for Grid component and inserted <Grid className="p-4" /> in the component's JSX
components/Grid.tsx Created new React functional component Grid with props, implementing grid generation logic using usePreferences and various helper functions

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    participant ChordDetail
    participant Grid
    participant usePreferences

    ChordDetail->>usePreferences: Retrieve grid preferences
    usePreferences-->>Grid: Return gridWidth
    Grid->>Grid: Build grid based on preferences
    Grid->>ChordDetail: Render grid component
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🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
components/ChordBank/ChordDetail.tsx (1)

25-25: Consider passing data or props into Grid.
Currently, Grid is rendered without any props besides className. If you plan to visualize chord-related data, consider passing relevant props (like the chord’s note set) so it can be displayed directly by the grid.

components/Grid.tsx (4)

3-4: Check for potential file size expansions.
As this file grows, you might consider splitting utility functions (e.g., normalizePosition) into a separate utilities module to keep the component lean.


15-21: Ensure negative note positions behave as expected.
normalizePosition logic correctly handles negative values, but consider adding a brief inline comment or test coverage for negative inputs to improve clarity.


23-40: Switch statement in buildGrid is understandable.
You’re branching based on user preferences for gridWidth. This is straightforward, but if the number of possible widths grows, consider mapping widths to builder functions for easier maintainability.


109-130: Reversing the grid before rendering.
Reversing the grid for display is fine if you want the top row at the bottom visually. If this is intentional, add a quick comment explaining your rationale (e.g., reading chords from bottom to top).

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🔇 Additional comments (7)
components/ChordBank/ChordDetail.tsx (1)

4-4: Imported Grid component looks consistent with project structure.
The import statement from @/components/Grid is correct given the existing folder structure and naming conventions.

components/Grid.tsx (6)

1-2: Usage of "use client"; is appropriate here.
Since this component relies on React hooks and user interactions, marking it as a client component is correct.


8-10: GridProps interface is straightforward and flexible.
The inclusion of a className prop allows styling freedom without complicating the component’s interface.


42-66: buildEight logic is correct but ensure larger widths are scaled properly.
The approach of incrementing tone steps per column and row works fine for an 8x8 layout. For future expansions to more than 8 columns/rows, you may need a more parameterized solution.


68-98: Overlapping logic in buildWithOverlap is a handy feature.
Overlapping steps (noteStepback) can yield interesting chord variations. Just make sure that other preference values are validated so you don't pass unexpected input that might break the logic.


100-107: fillGrid effectively maps numeric positions to note definitions.
This helper function ensures reusability if you decide to build multiple grid variants. The combination of numeric grid positions and your NOTES mapping is well-structured.


133-133: Export default is set correctly.
Exporting Grid as the default export is aligned with your usage in ChordDetail.tsx.

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