This commit applies consistent code formatting across multiple files, including spacing, indentation, and object destructuring. No functional changes were made; the update improves code readability and maintainability.
Refactored method and variable names from 'canvas size' to 'output area size' across multiple files for clarity. Updated UI labels and related function calls to reflect this terminology change.
Eliminated the applyBlendMode method from Canvas and CanvasLayers, along with related unused imports in CanvasIO and CanvasLayers. This streamlines the code by removing dead code and unnecessary dependencies.
Removed Polish-language and redundant comments from multiple modules, including Canvas, CanvasInteractions, CanvasLayers, CanvasRenderer, CanvasState, Canvas_view, Mask_tool, and CommonUtils. This improves code readability and maintainability by reducing clutter and focusing on self-explanatory code.
Moved CommonUtils.js, ImageUtils.js, and LoggerUtils.js to a new utils/ directory and updated all import paths accordingly throughout the codebase. Also increased the default canvas width in Canvas.js from 512 to 1024.
Extracted and centralized common utility functions such as createCanvas, normalizeToUint8, and generateUniqueFileName in CommonUtils.js to reduce code duplication. Added createImageFromSource to ImageUtils.js. Refactored db.js to use a helper for IndexedDB requests, simplifying error handling and reducing boilerplate. Updated CanvasIO.js, CanvasLayers.js, and Canvas_view.js to use the new utilities.
Enhanced the canvas save mechanism to ensure unique file names per node, prevent concurrent saves and executions, and handle missing files more robustly. Switched all logger levels to DEBUG for detailed tracing. Added fallback logic for file naming, improved error handling, and ensured that empty canvases are not saved. These changes improve reliability and traceability of canvas operations, especially in multi-node scenarios.
Moved all layer-related logic from Canvas.js to a new CanvasLayers.js module, including blend modes, clipboard operations, transformations, and utility functions. Canvas.js now delegates these operations to CanvasLayers, improving code organization and maintainability.
