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More fixes to SSE code #374

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More fixes to SSE code #374

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@tphakala tphakala commented Jan 9, 2025

Additional fixes for #373

- Refactored notification management to utilize a unique ID for each notification.
- Updated the subscription to the SSEManager to use a class property for better context handling.
- Cleaned up event listeners on component destruction to prevent memory leaks.
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- Added logging for SSE connection initialization and re-initialization checks.
- Introduced an 'initialized' flag to prevent multiple SSE connections.
- Improved notification handling by ensuring unique IDs and managing notification removal with animations.
- Cleaned up event listeners on component destruction to prevent memory leaks.
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The changes focus on enhancing the notification and SSE (Server-Sent Events) management in the settings base view. The modifications improve the initialization, handling, and display of notifications by introducing a unique ID system, adding logging statements, and implementing a more robust notification lifecycle. The updates include preventing multiple SSE subscriptions, adding a delay-based removal mechanism for notifications, and optimizing the rendering of notification icons.

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File Change Summary
views/settings/settingsBase.html - Added logging for SSE connection initialization
- Implemented unique ID for notifications
- Enhanced notification handling with removal mechanism
- Added initialization check to prevent multiple SSE subscriptions
- Updated cleanup process using alpine:destroyed
- Improved notification display with transitions
- Conditionally rendered SVG icons

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    participant User
    participant Component
    participant SSEManager
    participant NotificationSystem

    User->>Component: Trigger Settings View
    Component->>SSEManager: Initialize Connection
    SSEManager-->>Component: Connection Established
    Component->>NotificationSystem: Add Notification
    NotificationSystem->>NotificationSystem: Generate Unique ID
    NotificationSystem->>Component: Display Notification
    NotificationSystem->>NotificationSystem: Schedule Removal
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SSE connections taking flight,
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@tphakala tphakala merged commit 111e591 into main Jan 9, 2025
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