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WalkthroughThis pull request implements a new roadmap feature by introducing a series of configuration files, Angular components, utility pipes, and styling resources. It adds support for linting, testing, and TypeScript with dedicated config files and enhances the blog shell with a new roadmap route. The roadmap feature includes components for rendering both primary and secondary nodes, clusters, and custom SVG-based arrows. Additionally, the update sets up project metadata, testing infrastructure, and proper module resolution for the new feature. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant R as Router
participant RS as RoadmapShellComponent
participant FR as FeatureRoadmapComponent
participant UI as Roadmap UI
U->>R: Navigate to /roadmap
R->>RS: Async load RoadmapShellComponent
RS->>FR: Initialize FeatureRoadmapComponent
FR->>UI: Render primary, secondary, and cluster nodes
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libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/README.md (1)
5-7: Unit Test Instructions Clarity
The instructions for running unit tests usingnx test feature-roadmapare concise and straightforward. For further clarity, consider adding prerequisites or further context (if needed) for running tests in diverse environments.libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/feature-roadmap.component.scss (1)
1-3: Component Container Styling
The SCSS for.roadmap-containeris succinct and uses a fade-in animation to enhance user experience. Consider verifying if vendor prefixes are needed for broader browser compatibility, especially if the project supports legacy browsers.libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/ui/ui-roadmap-angular-love-node.component.ts (1)
5-21: Consider reducing component duplication.This component has significant structural similarity with
UiRoadmapPrimaryNodeComponentandUiRoadmapSecondaryNodeComponent. Consider extracting the common template structure and styles into a base component or shared directive to improve maintainability.-@Component({ - selector: 'al-ui-roadmap-angular-love-node', - template: ` - <div - class="roadmap-hover-border-gradient relative w-fit text-nowrap rounded-lg bg-[#FDF5FD] text-[#FDF5FD]" - style=" - --primary-color: #B3004A; --secondary-color: #66002B; --gradient-color: #481CAB; --on-hover-border-1: #923CFF; --on-hover-border-2: #FF006A" - > - <div - class="relative z-10 m-[4px] rounded-lg bg-gradient-to-r from-[--secondary-color] to-[--gradient-color] px-6 py-4" - > - <div class="text-[24px]">{{ node().title }}</div> - </div> - </div> - `, - styleUrls: ['./roadmap-hover-border-gradient.scss'], -}) +@Component({ + selector: 'al-ui-roadmap-angular-love-node', + template: ` + <al-ui-roadmap-base-node + [node]="node()" + margin="4px" + bgClass="bg-gradient-to-r from-[--secondary-color] to-[--gradient-color]" + textSize="text-[24px]" + ></al-ui-roadmap-base-node> + `, +})Create a base component that all node types can use:
@Component({ selector: 'al-ui-roadmap-base-node', template: ` <div class="roadmap-hover-border-gradient relative w-fit text-nowrap rounded-lg bg-[#FDF5FD] text-[#FDF5FD]" style=" --primary-color: #B3004A; --secondary-color: #66002B; --gradient-color: #481CAB; --on-hover-border-1: #923CFF; --on-hover-border-2: #FF006A" > <div class="relative z-10 m-[{{margin}}] rounded-lg {{bgClass}} px-6 py-4" > <div class="{{textSize}}">{{ node.title }}</div> </div> </div> `, styleUrls: ['./roadmap-hover-border-gradient.scss'], }) export class UiRoadmapBaseNodeComponent { @Input() node!: RoadmapNode; @Input() margin = '4px'; @Input() bgClass = ''; @Input() textSize = 'text-[24px]'; }libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/slice.pipes.ts (1)
1-21: Good implementation of reusable slice pipesThe implementation of
LeftSlicePipeandRightSlicePipelooks clean and follows Angular's pipe implementation guidelines. The use of generics with<T>allows these pipes to work with arrays of any type.A couple of suggestions:
- Consider adding standalone: true to the pipe decorators for better tree-shaking if you're using Angular 14+
- The
Math.ceilusage in both pipes means odd-length arrays will have the middle element in both the left and right slices when used together. This might be intentional but can cause unexpected behavior.@Pipe({ name: 'leftSlice', + standalone: true, }) export class LeftSlicePipe implements PipeTransform { transform<T>(value: T[]): T[] { const halfLength = Math.ceil(value.length / 2); return value.slice(0, halfLength); } } @Pipe({ name: 'rightSlice', + standalone: true, }) export class RightSlicePipe implements PipeTransform { transform<T>(value: T[]): T[] { const halfLength = Math.ceil(value.length / 2); return value.slice(halfLength); } }libs/blog/shell/feature-shell-web/src/lib/blog-shell.routes.ts (1)
24-30: Consider using consistent import syntaxThe roadmap route uses a slightly different import pattern compared to other routes in the file. For consistency, consider using the same pattern as other routes, either by adopting the same style throughout or updating this one to match.
{ path: 'roadmap', - loadComponent: async () => - await import('./roadmap-shell.component').then( - (m) => m.RoadmapShellComponent, - ), + loadComponent: async () => + (await import('./roadmap-shell.component')).RoadmapShellComponent, },libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/ui/roadmap-hover-border-gradient.scss (2)
1-32: Consider accessibility improvements for animationThe gradient hover effect looks great, but continuous animations can cause issues for users with vestibular disorders or motion sensitivity.
Consider adding a media query to respect user preferences:
+ @media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) { + .roadmap-hover-border-gradient:not(.cluster-node):hover::before { + opacity: 1; + animation: none; + } + }
9-10: Consider optimizing the size of the pseudo-elementThe 2000px × 2000px size for the pseudo-element is quite large and may impact rendering performance on lower-end devices.
- width: 2000px; - height: 2000px; - top: calc(50% - 1000px); - left: calc(50% - 1000px); + width: 200%; + height: 200%; + top: -50%; + left: -50%;libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/ui/ui-roadmap-cluster.component.ts (1)
5-34: Extract color variables to reduce duplicationThe styling uses color variables that are duplicated across multiple components (UiRoadmapPrimaryNodeComponent, UiRoadmapSecondaryNodeComponent, etc.).
Consider creating a shared theme file with these color variables to maintain consistency and reduce duplication.
libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/ui/ui-roadmap-primary-node.component.ts (2)
1-24: Consider consolidating similar node componentsThis component shares significant styling and structure with UiRoadmapSecondaryNodeComponent and UiRoadmapAngularLoveNodeComponent.
Consider creating a base component that these node types extend, or implementing content projection to reduce code duplication. The main differences are in background colors and minor styling details.
// Example approach with content projection @Component({ selector: 'al-ui-roadmap-node', template: ` <div class="roadmap-hover-border-gradient relative w-fit text-nowrap rounded-lg bg-[#FDF5FD] text-[#FDF5FD]" [ngClass]="nodeClass"> <div class="relative z-10 m-[4px] rounded-lg px-6 py-4" [ngClass]="innerNodeClass"> <div [ngClass]="textClass">{{ node().title }}</div> </div> </div> `, styleUrls: ['./roadmap-hover-border-gradient.scss'], }) export class UiRoadmapNodeComponent { readonly node = input.required<RoadmapNode>(); @Input() nodeClass = ''; @Input() innerNodeClass = 'bg-[--primary-color]'; @Input() textClass = 'text-[24px]'; }
9-12: Extract CSS custom properties to a shared locationThe custom CSS properties for colors are defined inline and duplicated across multiple components.
Consider moving these to a global stylesheet or Angular service to maintain consistency:
// theme.scss :root { --primary-color: #B3004A; --secondary-color: #66002B; --gradient-color: #481CAB; --on-hover-border-1: #923CFF; --on-hover-border-2: #FF006A; }Then remove the inline style definitions from each component.
libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/ui/ui-roadmap-secondary-node.component.ts (2)
5-21: Consider extracting hardcoded colors to reusable CSS variables.The component template uses hardcoded color values in the style attribute. These same colors appear in other roadmap node components as seen in the relevant code snippets.
Consider extracting these color values to a common stylesheet or theme service that can be shared across all roadmap node components to improve maintainability.
8-18: Consider component composition to reduce duplication.This component has a very similar structure to UiRoadmapPrimaryNodeComponent and UiRoadmapAngularLoveNodeComponent. Consider implementing a base component or using composition to reduce code duplication.
A possible approach would be to create a base component with the common structure and allow child components to provide only the specific styling differences.
libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/secondary-arrow.pipe.ts (2)
28-31: Missing arrowhead in SVG path.The comment mentions an arrowhead, but the generated path doesn't include actual arrowhead graphics.
Consider adding arrowhead markers to the SVG path using the SVG marker element or by adding path commands that draw the arrowhead shape at the end of the line.
6-9: Consider making height configurable.The height is hardcoded as 64 pixels. Consider making this configurable by adding it as a parameter to the transform method.
- transform(horizontalShift: number, withArc = true): string { + transform(horizontalShift: number, withArc = true, height = 64): string { const radius = withArc ? 12 : 0; // Corner radius - const height = 64;libs/blog/shell/feature-shell-web/src/lib/roadmap-shell.component.ts (1)
60-60: Implement or remove theadBannerVisibleflag.
Currently,adBannerVisibleis a computed property always returningfalse. If there is no plan to implement ad banners, consider removing this property and its accompanying effect. Otherwise, implement the logic to display ads and set the flag accordingly.
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libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/ui/ui-roadmap-angular-love-node.component.ts (3)
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[error] 103-103: Avoid the use of spread (...) syntax on accumulators.
Spread syntax should be avoided on accumulators (like those in .reduce) because it causes a time complexity of O(n^2).
Consider methods such as .splice or .push instead.
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[error] 158-158: Avoid the use of spread (...) syntax on accumulators.
Spread syntax should be avoided on accumulators (like those in .reduce) because it causes a time complexity of O(n^2).
Consider methods such as .splice or .push instead.
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[error] 177-177: Avoid the use of spread (...) syntax on accumulators.
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libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/README.md (1)
1-4: README Title and Introduction
The title "# feature-roadmap" and the introductory sentence clearly state what this library represents. The reference to Nx is both informative and useful since it informs the reader about the generation tool.libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/index.ts (1)
1-2: Public API Export Statement
The re-export statement makes theFeatureRoadmapComponent(and any other exported entities in its module) accessible through this index file. This aligns well with standard practices for public API exposure.libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/feature-roadmap.component.scss (1)
5-12: Animation Keyframes Definition
The@keyframes fadeInis clearly defined, transitioning opacity from 0 to 1. This simple and effective animation will improve the visual appeal when the component loads.libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/test-setup.ts (1)
1-6: Angular Test Environment Setup
The test-setup file correctly configures the Angular testing environment usingsetupZoneTestEnvwith strict error settings (errorOnUnknownElementsanderrorOnUnknownPropertiesset to true). This will help catch potential errors early in the testing phase.tsconfig.base.json (1)
191-193: Path Mapping for Feature Roadmap Module
The new path mapping for@angular-love/feature-roadmappointing tolibs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/index.tsis well integrated. This change improves module resolution and will make it easier to import the feature roadmap across the project.libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/project.json (1)
1-20: Project configuration is well structured.The configuration correctly sets up the necessary test and lint targets with appropriate configurations. The tags follow standard conventions for scope and type.
libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/ui/ui-roadmap-angular-love-node.component.ts (1)
8-17:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify color contrast for accessibility.
The gradient background with text might have contrast issues. Ensure the color combinations meet WCAG 2.1 AA standards (4.5:1 for normal text, 3:1 for large text).
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Action Required: Manually Verify Color Contrast
The rendered UI uses a gradient background (using the CSS variables for secondary and gradient colors) with white text set from the parent. Please ensure that the contrast ratio for the text—especially against the dark gradient (from #66002B to #481CAB)—meets WCAG 2.1 AA standards (minimum 4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text). Our automated search did not reveal any project-specific accessibility guidelines (only generic references in node_modules), so please use a color contrast analyzer tool to validate these color ratios.
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libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/ui/ui-roadmap-angular-love-node.component.ts(Lines 8–17)- Focus: Verify that white text (
#FDF5FD) on the dark gradient background complies with required accessibility contrast ratios.libs/blog/shell/feature-shell-web/src/lib/root-shell.component.ts (1)
57-59: Good layout enhancement for full-height display.Adding flexbox layout to the host element ensures the component fills the viewport height, which is appropriate for a root shell component with header and footer. The implementation follows best practices for flexible layouts.
libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/tsconfig.lib.json (1)
1-17: TypeScript configuration looks goodThe TypeScript library configuration is well set up with appropriate compiler options for a library. It correctly generates declaration files and maps for better developer experience, and properly excludes test files and configuration files from the compilation.
libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/jest.config.ts (1)
1-21: Jest configuration is properly set upThe Jest configuration follows best practices for Angular testing. It correctly:
- Sets up Angular testing environment
- Configures appropriate transformation rules for different file types
- Sets up coverage reporting
- Includes necessary snapshot serializers for Angular components
libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/.eslintrc.json (1)
1-36: ESLint configuration looks goodThe ESLint configuration follows Angular best practices with appropriate selector naming conventions and extends the necessary plugins.
libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/ui/ui-roadmap-cluster.component.ts (1)
14-24: Add key tracking for clusterNode objectsWhen using Angular's @for loop, it's good practice to provide a tracking function based on object identity or unique properties to optimize rendering performance.
The tracking expression
track clusterNode.idon line 14 is correctly implemented. This will help Angular optimize DOM updates when the node list changes.libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/tsconfig.spec.json (1)
1-16: Appropriate test configuration setup.The TypeScript configuration for tests is correctly set up with proper module system (commonjs), target ES version, and type definitions for Jest and Node. The file inclusion patterns properly capture test files and the test setup.
libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/ui/ui-roadmap-secondary-node.component.ts (2)
22-24: Correctly implements required input using modern signal syntax.The component properly uses Angular's modern input signal syntax with required type annotation.
13-14:✅ Verification successful
Verify intentional margin difference from primary node.
The secondary node uses
m-[2px]while the primary node component usesm-[4px]. If this is intentional for visual distinction, it's fine. Otherwise, consider standardizing the margin.
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Confirmed: The margin difference between the secondary node and the primary/Angular love nodes is intentional.
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- Primary node uses
m-[4px]- Secondary node uses
m-[2px]- Angular love node uses
m-[4px]This confirms that the reduced margin in the secondary node is not an oversight but a likely design decision for visual distinction.
libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/tsconfig.json (1)
1-28: Well-configured TypeScript settings for optimal development.The TypeScript configuration correctly enables strict type checking and other safety features that will help prevent common errors. The Angular compiler options are also properly configured for template type checking.
libs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/secondary-arrow.pipe.ts (1)
7-32: SVG path logic appears correct but comment is inconsistent with code.The pipe correctly generates SVG path data for arrows with customizable horizontal shift and optional curved corners. The logic for creating arcs based on the direction is well-implemented.
Line 29 has a comment "Subtract 7 to account for arrowhead" but no subtraction is performed in the code. Either the comment should be removed or the code should be updated to match the intention.
- // Line down after the curve - path += `L ${horizontalShift} ${height}`; // Subtract 7 to account for arrowhead + // Line down after the curve + path += `L ${horizontalShift} ${height - 7}`; // Subtract 7 to account for arrowheadlibs/blog/roadmap/feature-roadmap/src/lib/feature-roadmap.component.html (3)
7-12: Ensure layout element dimensions are valid before usage.
Relying onlayoutEl.clientWidthwithin inline styles can result in unexpected behavior or NaN values iflayoutElis not rendered in time or is undefined. Consider adding checks or a fallback to avoid potential runtime issues.
63-70: Double-check child node shift calculation.
The expression(allChildNodesEl.clientWidth / 2 - leftChildNodesEl.clientWidth || 0) - 32might behave unexpectedly if eitherallChildNodesEl.clientWidthorleftChildNodesEl.clientWidthis zero or undefined at render time. Make sure these references are always valid or consider a safer fallback.
73-88: Validate arrow path positioning.
When computingarrowShiftassecondaryNode.offsetLeft - centerShift + secondaryNode.clientWidth / 2, verify thatsecondaryNode.offsetLeftandsecondaryNode.clientWidthhave consistent values across different screen sizes. Angular’s OnPush strategy might cause delayed updates, leading to incorrect arrow paths if these properties aren’t stable at render time.libs/blog/shell/feature-shell-web/src/lib/roadmap-shell.component.ts (1)
82-85: Confirm offset updates for banner visibility.
This effect updates the viewport offset to either[0, 160]or[0, 80]based onadBannerVisible(), yet the banner is never set to visible. Revisit whether this logic is still needed or if the offsets should be dynamic.
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Test suite needs more comprehensive coverage.
The current test only verifies that the component can be created, which is a good start. However, since this is implementing a core roadmap feature, consider adding tests for:
- Rendering of different node types
- Proper display of node relationships
- Any interaction logic the component might have
- Edge cases and error handling
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Route configuration looks good but missing SEO data
The roadmap route is properly configured with async component loading, which is good for code-splitting. However, unlike most other routes in this file, the roadmap route is missing SEO metadata. Consider adding SEO data for better search engine optimization.
{
path: 'roadmap',
loadComponent: async () =>
await import('./roadmap-shell.component').then(
(m) => m.RoadmapShellComponent,
),
+ data: {
+ seo: { title: 'seo.roadmap' },
+ },
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Replace “styleUrl” with “styleUrls” property.
Angular expects styleUrls (plural), or styles, not styleUrl (singular). This could prevent your stylesheet from loading correctly.
- styleUrl: './feature-roadmap.component.scss',
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Avoid spread syntax when reducing to an object.
Per the static analysis, spreading the accumulator (...acc) in every iteration causes quadratic complexity. Mutate your accumulator in place for better performance.
- (acc, node) => ({ ...acc, [node.id]: node })
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| (acc, node) => ({ ...acc, [node.id]: node }), | |
| (acc, node) => { | |
| acc[node.id] = node; | |
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[error] 103-103: Avoid the use of spread (...) syntax on accumulators.
Spread syntax should be avoided on accumulators (like those in .reduce) because it causes a time complexity of O(n^2).
Consider methods such as .splice or .push instead.
(lint/performance/noAccumulatingSpread)
| // setup layers | ||
| const previousLayerNodeIdToNodeIdMap = Object.keys(layerMap).reduce( | ||
| (acc, primaryNodeId) => ({ | ||
| ...acc, |
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Avoid spread syntax when reducing to an object (layers).
As with the earlier accumulators, switch to in-place assignment here too.
- (acc, primaryNodeId) => ({
- ...acc,
- [nodeDtoMap[primaryNodeId].previousNodeId || 'initialNode']: primaryNodeId,
- })
+ (acc, primaryNodeId) => {
+ acc[nodeDtoMap[primaryNodeId].previousNodeId || 'initialNode'] = primaryNodeId;
+ return acc;
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| ...acc, | |
| (acc, primaryNodeId) => { | |
| acc[nodeDtoMap[primaryNodeId].previousNodeId || 'initialNode'] = primaryNodeId; | |
| return acc; | |
| } |
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🪛 Biome (1.9.4)
[error] 177-177: Avoid the use of spread (...) syntax on accumulators.
Spread syntax should be avoided on accumulators (like those in .reduce) because it causes a time complexity of O(n^2).
Consider methods such as .splice or .push instead.
(lint/performance/noAccumulatingSpread)
| Object.entries(clusterMap).forEach(([clusterNodeId, childrenNodeIds]) => { | ||
| const previousClusterNodeIdToNodeIdMap = childrenNodeIds.reduce( | ||
| (acc, primaryNodeId) => ({ | ||
| ...acc, |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Avoid spread syntax when reducing to an object (clusters).
Repeating the spread pattern inside .reduce() can degrade performance for large arrays. In-place assignments offer a more efficient approach.
- (acc, primaryNodeId) => ({
- ...acc,
- [nodeDtoMap[primaryNodeId].previousNodeId || 'initialNode']: primaryNodeId,
- })
+ (acc, primaryNodeId) => {
+ acc[nodeDtoMap[primaryNodeId].previousNodeId || 'initialNode'] = primaryNodeId;
+ return acc;
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| ...acc, | |
| (acc, primaryNodeId) => { | |
| acc[nodeDtoMap[primaryNodeId].previousNodeId || 'initialNode'] = primaryNodeId; | |
| return acc; | |
| } |
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🪛 Biome (1.9.4)
[error] 158-158: Avoid the use of spread (...) syntax on accumulators.
Spread syntax should be avoided on accumulators (like those in .reduce) because it causes a time complexity of O(n^2).
Consider methods such as .splice or .push instead.
(lint/performance/noAccumulatingSpread)
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