- Added `handleOutsideClick` to detect clicks outside the context menu and close it automatically.
- Implemented `closeContextMenu` function to hide the context menu when necessary.
- Enhanced `isMouseOverMenuItem` logic to track mouse movements and ensure the context menu remains open when interacting with menu items.
- Improved user experience by hiding context menu items by index and restoring them after user interaction.
- Moved zoomIn and zoomOut functions from MapComponent.js to a new file zoomUtils.js in the utils directory.
- Updated MapComponent.js to import and use the zoomIn and zoomOut functions from the new file.
- This change improves code modularity and readability.
- Moved the openInSameWindow function from MapComponent.js to a new file openInSameWindow.js in the utils directory.
- Updated MapComponent.js to import and use the openInSameWindow function from the new file.
- This change improves code modularity and readability.
- Moved checkOverlappingMarkers function from MapComponent.js to a new file in /utils/mapUtils.js for better separation of concerns.
- Updated the import statement in MapComponent.js to reflect the new location of checkOverlappingMarkers.
Moved the restoreMapSettings function from MapComponent.js to mapUtils.js for better modularity and reusability. This change also helps in maintaining cleaner code and improving readability.
- Split utils.js into three separate files to enhance modularity and maintainability:
1. geometryUtils.js: Contains geometry-related functions like parsePoint and findClosestPoints.
2. mapUtils.js: Contains functions related to map operations such as redrawPolyline and saveLineData.
3. markerUtils.js: Contains functions related to marker operations like insertNewMarker and handleEditPoi.
- Updated import statements in the relevant files to reflect the new structure.
- Ensured that each utility module is self-contained and has clear responsibilities.
This refactor improves the separation of concerns, making the codebase more organized and easier to navigate. Future maintenance and enhancements can now be more easily localized to the appropriate utility module.
