Void Presence v2.6.12

Code Structure Refactoring & RPC Reliability & DnD Fixes

RPC Reliability Fixes

• Guaranteed First Activity Push Discord RPC now always pushes config cycles activity immediately on ready via pushActivity(null). Fixed complete index reset (cycleIndex=imageIndex=buttonIndex=partyIndex=0) — first cycle guaranteed on startup.

• Session State Consistency Proper initialization of currentTitle, lastSmTcStatus/Position, and lastJsonSignature for seamless pollJsonLoop() transitions.

Drag-and-Drop Improvements

• Completely Reworked DnD Behavior attachDnD<T> generic with precise drop zones (drop-target-top/drop-target-bottom), stable hover states via dragenter/dragleave, and TypeScript-safe dataset handling. Smoother dragging, no flickering, accurate drop positioning — fully reliable across all list types.

Improvements

• Unified List Management All user-editable lists (buttons, cycles, images, party, time blocks) now share a common createListManager<T> helper. This reduces duplicated DOM-rendering and localStorage-saving code, making the config UI modules much more DRY and maintainable.

• Reusable Row-Creation Helpers Each config row (createButtonPairRow, createCycleRow, createTimeRow, etc.) is now built on top of a central createRow helper. Row-related DOM creation, event listeners, onUpdate and onRemove hooks are now centralized, improving consistency across features and reducing boilerplate.

• Config Module Organization The config-related logic has been split into clearly separated modules:

  • list-renderers – common list-handling and createListManager;
  • rows – row-creation helpers;
  • clientId-controls – clientId, intervals, toasts, drag-and-drop setup;
  • mode-controls – timestamp and “now mode” logic;
  • time-controls – time-cycles handling. This makes it easier to locate, update, and test specific pieces of the UI.

Internal Changes

• Helper-Driven Architecture Many duplicated patterns (DOM-element creation, localStorage I/O, drag-and-drop wiring) have been moved into reusable helpers instead of being scattered inline across multiple functions. This improves type-safety, testability, and makes future UI changes less error-prone.

• Type-Safe Attachment Layer DnD-attaching and list-rendering now use a generic-style pattern, so the same logic can be applied to different list types without manual code duplication. TypeScript errors are easier to catch upfront, and the structure is more predictable for contributors.

• No UI Behavior Changes From the user’s perspective, nothing has changed:

  • button adding,
  • cycle editing,
  • image/party/time configuration,
  • reorder-via-drag-and-drop behavior — all remain the same. Only the internal code structure and organization have been updated, making the codebase cleaner and easier to navigate.