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Homepage Hunger Games leaderboard widget (Wave 2-A) implementation plus post-rev
pi 120 events 2 segments
segment 1 of 2
Implement the homepage Hunger Games leaderboard widget (Wave 2-A) with six deliverables
Read spec, locked todo, read existing files and Wave 1 component, wrote new code in HungerGamesLeaderboard.php and its blade file, tested via tinker (initially with a direct 3-arg call), verified all features render correctly (last-updated, NEW pill, animated list, pulse, staggered cascade, Easter egg), wrote findings to scratchpad, and commented READY FOR REVIEW.
outcome
All six features implemented and verified in isolated tinker tests; findings written to scratchpad 914; todo 537 commented ready.
next steps
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key decisions
- Used x-on:hg-widget-refreshed.window in Alpine to trigger pulse and cascade from broadcast event.
- Retained wire:key on rows for auto-animate stability.
- Fallback to max('updated_at') for last-updated on initial page load.
- Used keyframe animation for per-row highlight cascade to avoid conflict with auto-animate's transform-based FLIP.
open questions
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2 weeks ago → 2 weeks ago
segment 2 of 2
Fix refresh() method to accept single payload object from Laravel Echo
Read the review comment and the parallel worker's implementation, verified the bug in Livewire source (vendor line 11196), changed signature from three typed parameters to refresh(mixed $payload = null) with defensive object/array/string extraction of updatedAt. Retested with real echo payload shape (object)[...] and verified no TypeError, lastUpdated set, render still works. Updated findings scratchpad 914 and re-commented READY FOR REVIEW.
outcome
refresh() method fixed to handle single object argument; verified against real echo payload shape; findings updated.
next steps
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key decisions
- Changed signature to refresh(mixed $payload = null) to match Livewire's dispatch mechanism.
- Kept hg-widget-refreshed event name distinct from page worker's hg-page-refreshed.
- Extract updatedAt from three possible shapes (object, array, string) defensively.
open questions
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2 weeks ago → 2 weeks ago