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[MakinoharaShoko]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request delivers a suite of significant upgrades to the WebGAL engine, enhancing its capabilities in animation, platform integration, and content flexibility. The core purpose is to empower game developers with more control over visual presentation and external services, while also improving the underlying stability and parsing of game scripts. These changes collectively aim to provide a richer development experience and more dynamic game content.

Highlights

• Steam Integration: Introduced a new callSteam script command and a dedicated SteamIntegration module to facilitate unlocking Steam achievements directly from game scripts. This allows for seamless integration with the Steam platform's achievement system.
• Dynamic Font Loading: Implemented support for custom fonts defined within a template.json file. The font selection UI and underlying hooks have been refactored to dynamically load and manage these fonts, offering greater customization for game developers.
• Animated GIF Support: Added functionality to display animated GIFs as visual assets on the Pixi.js stage. This is achieved through the integration of the gifuct-js library and a new GifResource class, expanding the range of visual effects available.
• Enhanced Animation Control: Refactored animation settings to be managed centrally within the Redux store. This provides more granular control over enter/exit animations and their durations for both background elements and character figures, improving animation flexibility.
• Improved Script Parsing: The script parser has been made more robust by handling various line endings (e.g., Windows-style \r\n) and trimming whitespace from script arguments. Comment parsing logic has also been refined for better accuracy.

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Code Review

This is a substantial pull request that introduces several major features and architectural improvements. The addition of Steam integration, GIF support, and a new template system for fonts significantly expands the engine's capabilities. The refactoring of the animation and font systems to be data-driven and managed through the Redux store is a fantastic improvement for maintainability and extensibility. Numerous other changes, such as parser improvements, error handling, and code cleanup, further enhance the quality and robustness of the codebase. I have one suggestion for a minor refactoring to simplify the logic in the new callSteam script. Overall, this is an excellent set of changes.

[gemini-code-assist]

The for loop here is redundant. The getStringArgByKey function already iterates through the sentence arguments to find the first one with the specified key. You can simplify this logic by removing the loop and calling getStringArgByKey directly.

  const achievementId = getStringArgByKey(sentence, 'achievementId');
  if (achievementId) {
    WebGAL.steam
      .unlockAchievement(achievementId)
      .then((result) => {
        logger.info(`callSteam: achievement ${achievementId} unlock ${result ? 'succeeded' : 'failed'}`);
      })
      .catch((error) => {
        logger.error(`callSteam: achievement ${achievementId} unlock threw`, error);
      });
  }

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