Simplify toggleId to use filter instead of slice - #184
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Replaces the three-array slice approach with a single filter pass. The new version is more idiomatic, avoids allocating two intermediate arrays, and removes the need for inline comments explaining the logic.
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The
toggleIdfunction inRomList.vuewas removing items from the selection array by reconstructing it with twoslicecalls, which allocates three arrays per deselection. This pattern also needed inline comments to explain what was happening, which is a sign the code wasn't self-describing.Before:
After:
Why it's better:
filterdoes a single pass and creates one array instead of two intermediate slices plus a spread.includes+filterdirectly expresses intent — "if it's in there, remove it; otherwise add it" — without needing comments.The behaviour is identical; this is a pure readability and minor performance improvement.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01XFx8U5RA5zMsnNwKB9inMZ