Dashboard: Add header for the main dashboard page #2941
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…ashboard-header # Conflicts: # build/admin-settings.asset.php # src/UI/class-dashboard-page.php
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src/content-helper/dashboard-page/dashboard-page.scss (1)
4-6: Consider moving the magic number to variablesWhile the
to_remfunction is correctly used, the-20pxvalue should be defined as a variable invariables.scssfor better maintainability and consistency.Consider adding this to
src/content-helper/common/css/variables.scss:$dashboard-container-margin: -20px;Then update the class to use the variable:
.wp-parsely-dashboard-container { - margin-left: to_rem(-20px); + margin-left: to_rem($dashboard-container-margin); }src/content-helper/dashboard-page/pages/settings/page-component.tsx (1)
10-17: Consider enhancing the implementation with i18n and TypeScript types.The layout structure is clean and semantic. However, consider the following improvements:
- Internationalize the text content for better localization support
- Add more descriptive content in the paragraph
- Define TypeScript interfaces for component props
Example implementation:
+ import { __ } from '@wordpress/i18n'; + interface PageContainerProps { + name: string; + children: React.ReactNode; + } export const SettingsPage = () => { return ( <PageContainer name={ 'settings' }> <PageHeader> - <h1>Parse.ly Settings</h1> + <h1>{ __( 'Parse.ly Settings', 'wp-parsely' ) }</h1> </PageHeader> <PageBody> - <p>This is a page for settings.</p> + <p>{ __( 'Configure your Parse.ly integration settings here.', 'wp-parsely' ) }</p> </PageBody> </PageContainer> ); };src/content-helper/dashboard-page/pages/traffic-boost/page-component.tsx (1)
4-7: Enhance JSDoc documentation.The JSDoc comment should include more details about the component's purpose and a @return tag.
/** * Traffic Boost page component. + * + * Renders the main Traffic Boost dashboard page with a header and placeholder content. + * This component serves as the entry point for the Traffic Boost feature. + * * @since 3.18.0 + * @return {JSX.Element} The rendered Traffic Boost page component. */src/content-helper/dashboard-page/components/page-container-component.tsx (1)
20-34: Improve className handling and add proper imports.The current implementation could be enhanced by:
- Using a proper className utility like
classnamespackage- Adding explicit type imports
Apply these changes:
+import classNames from 'classnames'; +import { type ReactNode, type JSX } from 'react'; export const PageContainer = ( { className, name, children, -}: Readonly<PageContainerProps> ): React.JSX.Element => { +}: Readonly<PageContainerProps> ): JSX.Element => { return ( <div - className={ - 'parsely-menu-page parsely-menu-page-' + name + - ( className ? ' ' + className : '' ) } + className={ classNames( + 'parsely-menu-page', + `parsely-menu-page-${name}`, + className + ) } > { children } </div> ); };src/content-helper/dashboard-page/components/page-body-component.tsx (1)
6-15: Enhance type definition documentation and type safety.While the type definition is well-structured, consider the following improvements:
/** * Props for the PageBody component + * + * @typedef {Object} PageBodyProps + * @property {string} [className] Additional CSS class names to apply to the body. + * @property {React.ReactNode} children Content to render within the body. + * @property {number} [maxWidth] Maximum width of the body in pixels. * * @since 3.18.0 */ type PageBodyProps = { - className?: string; + className?: `parsely-${string}` | undefined; children: React.ReactNode; maxWidth?: number; }The suggested changes:
- Add detailed JSDoc descriptions for each prop
- Use template literal type for className to enforce naming convention
src/content-helper/dashboard-page/components/page-header-component.tsx (2)
6-15: Add detailed JSDoc documentation for each prop.While the type definition is correct, consider adding detailed JSDoc documentation for each prop to improve maintainability.
Apply this enhancement:
/** * Props for the PageHeader component * * @since 3.18.0 + * + * @property {string} [className] Additional CSS class names to apply to the header. + * @property {React.ReactNode} children The content to be rendered within the header. + * @property {number} [maxWidth] Maximum width of the header in pixels. */
26-39: Enhance type safety and improve code style.While the component implementation is solid, there are a few improvements that could be made:
Consider applying these enhancements:
-export const PageHeader = ( { +export const PageHeader = ({ className, children, maxWidth = PARSELY_DASHBOARD_MAX_PAGE_WIDTH, -}: Readonly<PageHeaderProps> ): React.JSX.Element => { +}: Readonly<PageHeaderProps>): React.JSX.Element => { + const headerStyle = { maxWidth: `${maxWidth}px` } as const; + return ( <header - className={ 'parsely-dashboard-page-header' + ( className ? ' ' + className : '' ) } - style={ { maxWidth: maxWidth + 'px' } } + className={`parsely-dashboard-page-header${className ? ` ${className}` : ''}`} + style={headerStyle} > { children } </header> ); };Changes explained:
- Use template literals for cleaner className concatenation
- Define style object with
as constfor better type safety- Consistent spacing in function parameters
src/content-helper/dashboard-page/dashboard-page.tsx (1)
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1-89: Overall structure looks good with room for minor improvements.The file follows WordPress coding standards and demonstrates good organization. Consider adding TypeScript types for the route paths to improve type safety and maintainability.
Consider adding a type definition for route paths:
type DashboardRoutes = '/' | '/traffic-boost' | '/settings'; // Then use it in useLocation const location = useLocation<{ pathname: DashboardRoutes }>();src/content-helper/dashboard-page/pages/dashboard/components/header-component.tsx (1)
49-75: Enhance accessibility and className handling.Consider these improvements:
- Replace hardcoded arrows with proper WordPress icons for better accessibility
- Use classnames utility for className handling
+ import { Icon, arrowUp, arrowDown } from '@wordpress/icons'; + import classnames from 'classnames'; const StatCard = ({ title, value, change, down = false, icon, className }: HeaderCardProps) => { - const changeIcon = down ? '↓' : '↑'; + const changeIcon = down ? arrowDown : arrowUp; + const cardClassName = classnames('header-stat-card', className); + const changeClassName = classnames('card-change', { down }); return ( - <div className={'header-stat-card' + (className ? ' ' + className : '')}> + <div className={cardClassName}> {title && <div className="card-title"> {icon && <Icon size={16} icon={icon} />} {title} </div> } {value && <div className="card-value"> {value} - {change && <div className={`card-change ${down ? 'down' : ''}`}>{changeIcon}{change}</div>} + {change && ( + <div className={changeClassName}> + <Icon size={16} icon={changeIcon} /> + {change} + </div> + )} </div> } </div> ); };src/content-helper/dashboard-page/pages/dashboard/dashboard.scss (2)
71-80: Consider improving responsiveness of stats sectionThe fixed width of 500px might cause layout issues on smaller screens. Consider using more flexible units or media queries.
.dashboard-header-stats { display: flex; justify-content: flex-end; align-items: flex-start; align-content: flex-start; gap: var(--grid-unit-30, 24px); align-self: stretch; flex-wrap: wrap; - width: 500px; + max-width: 500px; + width: 100%;
1-160: Consider extracting reusable stylesWhile the overall structure is good, consider:
- Creating a separate partial for common card styles
- Defining a typography scale in variables
- Adding media queries for better responsive behavior
This will improve maintainability and ensure consistent styling across the dashboard.
src/UI/class-dashboard-page.php (2)
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111-120: Remove demonstration code block.The TODO comment indicates this code block is temporary. Since this PR introduces the initial UI implementation, we should remove this demonstration code to maintain clean and production-ready code.
Apply this diff to remove the demonstration code:
- // TODO: The codeblock below is for demonstration purposes only and - // will be removed in the future. - if ( - Permissions::current_user_can_use_pch_feature( - 'traffic_boost', - $this->parsely->get_options()['content_helper'] - ) - ) { - echo 'Traffic Boost is enabled.'; - } else { - echo 'Traffic Boost is disabled.'; - }
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1-178: Consider enhancing error handling for script/style loading.While the current implementation is functional, it could benefit from better error handling for script and style loading failures.
Consider adding error handling:
public function enqueue_dashboard_page_scripts( ?string $hook_suffix ): void { // Only load the scripts on the dashboard page. if ( 'toplevel_page_parsely-dashboard-page' !== $hook_suffix ) { return; } - $asset_info = Utils::get_asset_info( 'build/content-helper/dashboard-page.asset.php' ); + $asset_file = 'build/content-helper/dashboard-page.asset.php'; + $asset_info = Utils::get_asset_info( $asset_file ); + + if ( false === $asset_info ) { + error_log( sprintf( 'Parse.ly plugin: Failed to load asset file %s', $asset_file ) ); + return; + }
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[error] 1-1: Useless rename.
Safe fix: Remove the renaming.
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src/content-helper/dashboard-page/dashboard-page.scss (1)
1-3: LGTM! Well-structured imports
The imports are correctly ordered and follow best practices by importing variables before functions.
src/content-helper/dashboard-page/pages/settings/page-component.tsx (2)
1-1: LGTM! Clean and well-organized imports.
The import statement follows React best practices by using named imports from an index file.
3-9: LGTM! Well-documented component declaration.
The component follows WordPress coding standards with proper JSDoc documentation including the @SInCE tag.
src/content-helper/dashboard-page/pages/dashboard/page-component.tsx (2)
11-16: Well-structured component layout.
The component follows a clean and organized structure using dedicated components for container, header, and body sections. This modular approach aligns well with React best practices and WordPress coding standards.
14-14: Replace placeholder content with actual dashboard content.
The current paragraph contains placeholder text. As this PR is part of the Traffic Boost functionality implementation, this should be replaced with meaningful content.
Would you like assistance in implementing the actual dashboard content structure? I can help create a reusable component as mentioned in the PR objectives.
src/content-helper/dashboard-page/pages/traffic-boost/page-component.tsx (1)
1-18: LGTM! Clean and well-structured implementation.
The component follows a clean and semantic structure using the new layout components. The code is well-organized and follows WordPress coding standards.
src/content-helper/dashboard-page/components/page-body-component.tsx (2)
1-4: LGTM! Import section follows WordPress coding standards.
The import is properly categorized as "Internal dependencies" and follows the standard format.
1-39: Verify component usage across the codebase.
Let's ensure this component is being used consistently across the dashboard pages.
✅ Verification successful
Let me try another search strategy to verify the component usage.
PageBody component is consistently used across dashboard pages
The verification shows that the PageBody component is properly used across all dashboard pages:
- Settings page (
settings/page-component.tsx) - Main dashboard page (
dashboard/page-component.tsx) - Traffic Boost page (
traffic-boost/page-component.tsx)
All implementations follow the same pattern of importing and using the component with the correct props structure. No inconsistencies or issues were found.
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1-4: LGTM! Import section is well-structured.
The dependencies section follows WordPress coding standards with proper JSDoc documentation.
src/content-helper/common/css/variables.scss (1)
23-23: LGTM! The new selector follows established conventions.
The addition of .wp-parsely-dashboard-container to the list of selectors is well-placed and follows the existing naming pattern. This ensures consistent styling across Parse.ly dashboard components.
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1-11: LGTM! Imports are well-organized.
The imports follow WordPress coding standards with proper categorization of WordPress and internal dependencies.
35-47: LGTM! Type definition is well-structured.
The HeaderCardProps type definition follows TypeScript best practices with proper optional props.
src/UI/class-dashboard-page.php (3)
109-109: LGTM: Container class name follows WordPress naming conventions.
The new container class name wp-parsely-dashboard-container follows WordPress naming conventions with appropriate prefixing.
174-174: Verify style independence.
The style dependencies have been removed. We should verify that the dashboard styles are truly independent and don't rely on other WordPress styles.
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The script loading position has been changed from footer to header. This change could impact page load performance and might cause issues if the script depends on DOM elements.
Let's verify the script dependencies:
✅ Verification successful
The previous search didn't yield results, so let's try a broader search to understand the script loading context and any potential DOM dependencies. This will help us verify if moving the script to the header could cause any issues.
Let's broaden our search to find any script enqueuing and related JavaScript files to understand the context better.
The previous results show the script is being enqueued with dependencies from an asset info file. Let's examine these dependencies and the JavaScript code to understand if there are any DOM-dependent operations that would require the script to be loaded in the footer.
Moving script to header is safe
The script can safely be moved to the header as:
- The script's dependencies (react, react-dom, wp-components, wp-dom-ready, wp-element, wp-primitives) are WordPress core scripts that are always loaded in the header
- The code uses
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The change from footer to header won't cause any issues with DOM dependencies or page load performance.
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4-9: Consider enhancing the component documentation.While the documentation follows WordPress standards, it could be more descriptive by including:
- The component's purpose in the dashboard
- Description of props (if any will be added in the future)
- Example usage
Example enhancement:
/** - * The main dashboard page component. + * Renders the main dashboard page component which serves as the primary entry point + * for the Parse.ly dashboard interface. This component combines the header and + * content sections using the PageContainer layout. * * @since 3.18.0 */
14-14: Replace placeholder text with actual dashboard content.The current text appears to be a placeholder and should be replaced with meaningful dashboard content.
Would you like help implementing the actual dashboard content structure? I can help create a more detailed layout with proper content sections.
10-16: Add TypeScript types for better type safety.Consider adding proper TypeScript types to enhance code maintainability and catch potential issues early.
-export const DashboardPage = () => { +interface DashboardPageProps { + // Add props as needed +} + +export const DashboardPage: React.FC<DashboardPageProps> = () => {
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1-2: LGTM! Clean and well-organized imports.
The imports follow best practices and demonstrate good component organization.
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4-8: Consider enhancing the component documentation.While the documentation follows WordPress standards, it could be more descriptive about the component's purpose and role in the dashboard.
Consider expanding the documentation:
/** - * The main dashboard page component. + * The main dashboard page component that serves as the primary entry point + * for the Parse.ly dashboard interface. It provides a container layout with + * a header and body section for dashboard content. * * @since 3.18.0 */
14-14: Replace placeholder text with meaningful content.The current text appears to be a placeholder. Consider replacing it with meaningful content or documentation about upcoming features.
Would you like me to help draft more descriptive content for the dashboard page?
src/content-helper/dashboard-page/components/page-body-component.tsx (1)
12-20: Enhance JSDoc documentation.The JSDoc could be more descriptive about the component's purpose and usage.
Consider enhancing the documentation:
/** * Page body component. * - * Used to wrap the main content of a dashboard page. + * Container component that wraps the main content of a dashboard page. + * Provides consistent spacing and layout for dashboard content. * * @since 3.18.0 * * @param {PageBodyProps} props The component's props. + * @return {React.JSX.Element} The PageBody component. */src/content-helper/dashboard-page/components/page-header-component.tsx (1)
26-28: Improve className handling.Consider using template literals for better readability and the
classnameslibrary for more robust className handling.Apply this diff to improve the className implementation:
+import classNames from 'classnames'; <header - className={ 'parsely-dashboard-page-header' + ( className ? ' ' + className : '' ) } + className={ classNames( 'parsely-dashboard-page-header', className ) } >src/content-helper/dashboard-page/components/page-container-component.tsx (2)
22-36: Improve className handling using classnames utility.Consider using the
classnamesutility for better className management and readability.+import classNames from 'classnames'; + export const PageContainer = ( { className, name, children, }: Readonly<PageContainerProps> ): React.JSX.Element => { return ( <div - className={ - 'parsely-menu-page parsely-menu-page-' + name + - ( className ? ' ' + className : '' ) } + className={classNames( + 'parsely-menu-page', + `parsely-menu-page-${name}`, + className + )} > { children } </div> ); };
22-26: Consider using a more specific return type.Instead of using the generic
React.JSX.Element, consider usingReact.FC<PageContainerProps>for better type inference.-export const PageContainer = ( { - className, - name, - children, -}: Readonly<PageContainerProps> ): React.JSX.Element => { +export const PageContainer: React.FC<PageContainerProps> = ( { + className, + name, + children, +} ) => {src/content-helper/common/css/variables.scss (1)
94-94: Use HSL format for color consistencyOther color variables in this file use HSL format. Consider converting the hex color to HSL for consistency.
- --dashboard-accent: #b9f16b; + --dashboard-accent: hsl(84, 83%, 68%);src/content-helper/dashboard-page/pages/dashboard/components/header-component.tsx (2)
20-33: Enhance accessibility with ARIA attributes.The summary sections should have proper ARIA roles and labels for better screen reader support.
- <div className="dashboard-header-summary"> + <div className="dashboard-header-summary" role="region" aria-label="Performance Summary"> - <div className="summary-info"> + <div className="summary-info" role="complementary"> - <div className="summary-title">Today is an exceptional day.</div> + <div className="summary-title" role="heading" aria-level="2">Today is an exceptional day.</div>
40-47: Add type constraints for better type safety.Consider adding constraints to the props to prevent invalid values.
type HeaderCardProps = { - title?: string; + title?: string; icon?: React.JSX.Element; - value?: string; + value?: string | number; - change?: string; + change?: `${number}%`; // Ensure change is always a percentage down?: boolean; - className?: string; + className?: `stat-${string}` | string; // Prefer stat- prefixed classes };
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src/content-helper/dashboard-page/pages/dashboard/page-component.tsx (2)
1-2: LGTM! Clean and well-structured imports.
The import statements are properly organized and follow best practices.
9-10: LGTM! Well-structured component implementation.
The component follows React best practices with:
- Explicit return type annotation
- Semantic layout structure using appropriate components
- Consistent naming convention
Also applies to: 11-16
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21-32: Implementation looks good overall!
The component is well-structured, follows React/TypeScript best practices, and adheres to WordPress coding standards. The implementation is clean, secure, and properly documented.
src/content-helper/common/css/variables.scss (2)
25-25: LGTM!
The new selector follows the established naming convention and is properly placed in alphabetical order.
96-96: LGTM!
The dashboard width variable follows the established pattern with rem units and includes the pixel equivalent in the comment.
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58-58: Add return type documentation to JSDoc.The JSDoc comment should include a
@returntag documenting the return type.Apply this addition to the JSDoc:
/** * The main dashboard page component. * * @since 3.18.0 + * @return {React.JSX.Element} The rendered dashboard page. */
65-71: Consider enhancing semantic structure.The page structure could be improved by using semantic HTML and proper heading levels. The welcome message could be an
h2heading to maintain proper document outline.Consider this structure:
<PageContainer name="dashboard"> <DashboardHeader /> <PageBody> - <p>Welcome to the Parse.ly Dashboard page!</p> + <h2>Welcome to the Parse.ly Dashboard page!</h2> </PageBody> </PageContainer>
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7-8: LGTM! Imports are well-organized.
The imports are properly categorized under internal dependencies and follow WordPress coding standards.
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25-25: LGTM: New selector properly integrated
The .parsely-dashboard-page selector is correctly placed within the existing selector group.
88-90: Add empty line after font size declarations
Maintain consistent spacing between different variable groups.
94-96: Organize dashboard variables under "Additional variables" section
Move these dashboard-specific variables under the "Additional variables" section for better organization.
Description
Adds initial implementation of the header for the main dashboard page. This is still pure UI without any functionality associated.
Note: draft since I still need to do some minor clean-up, such as creating a reusable component for the page(s) content
Motivation and context
Start implementing the UI for the new Traffic Boost functionality
How has this been tested?
Tested locally.
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New Features
PageContainer,PageBody,PageHeader,HeaderSummary, andStatCardfor improved organization and presentation of dashboard content..parsely-dashboard-pagefor better dashboard styling.Improvements
DashboardPage,SettingsPage, andTrafficBoostPagecomponents for better semantic organization.Bug Fixes