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fix analysis details css issues #1466

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This pull request introduces multiple modifications across various Handlebars and SCSS files related to the file comparison and vulnerability analysis components. The changes focus on enhancing the semantic structure and styling of the HTML elements, improving encapsulation within CSS, and refining the layout and presentation of vulnerability findings. New classes and variables are added, while existing classes are updated for better organization and readability, without altering the underlying logic or functionality of the components.

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app/components/file-compare/analysis-details/index.hbs Replaced <span> with <div>, updated class names, added @spacing='1' to <AkStack>.
app/components/file-compare/analysis-details/index.scss Added styles for .vulnerability-finding-container, removed global styles for .scrollable-box, simplified .analysis-static-content.
app/components/file-compare/index.scss Changed top property of .file-compare-tabs from calc(200px - 0.5em) to calc(198px - 0.5em).
app/components/file-compare/vulnerability-details/index.scss Changed top property of .file-compare-vulnerability-details-header-wrapper from calc(200px - 0.5em) to calc(198px - 0.5em).
app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/code-box/index.scss Removed margin from .vulnerability-finding-container, adjusted h6 margin, defined .clipboard-button styles.
app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/code-box/index.ts Added export for FileDetailsVulnerabilityAnalysisDetailsFindingsCodeBoxComponent in module registry.
app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/custom-vulnerabilities/index.hbs Reformatted HTML for clarity, added local-class='analysis-content-container'.
app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/custom-vulnerabilities/index.scss Reorganized CSS rules, introduced .analysis-content-title and .analysis-content-container.
app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/index.hbs Added local-class='analysis-content-container' to component.
app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/index.scss Removed border from .analysis-section, added .analysis-content-title and .analysis-content-container.
app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/vulnerable-api/index.hbs Streamlined HTML structure, modified dynamic attribute binding, simplified rendering logic.
app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/vulnerable-api/index.ts Updated FileDetailsVulnerabilityAnalysisDetailsFindingsVulnerableApiSignature interface, added vulnerabilityDetails computed property.
app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/index.hbs Restructured HTML, added new local classes for better layout management.
app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/index.scss Updated styles for .analysis-details-header, added new classes for layout and visual presentation.
app/styles/_component-variables.scss Introduced new CSS variables for file compare analysis details.

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app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/code-box/index.ts (1)

43-43: LGTM! Consider standardizing naming conventions.

The addition of a kebab-case alias for the component in the Glint registry is a good improvement. It provides a more URL-friendly way to reference the component, which can be useful in certain contexts.

For consistency, consider updating other components in the project to follow this pattern as well. This could involve adding similar kebab-case aliases for other components in the Glint registry.

app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/index.scss (1)

33-41: LGTM: Improved user experience with sticky positioning.

The changes to .analysis-content-title significantly enhance the user experience:

  • The position: sticky keeps the title visible while scrolling, improving navigation.
  • The z-index ensures the title stays on top of other elements.
  • Adjusted padding and border improve the visual appearance.

The use of CSS variables for colors maintains consistency and allows for easy theme adjustments.

Consider adding a transition property for smooth visual changes when the title becomes sticky:

 .analysis-content-title {
   position: sticky;
   top: calc(172px + 1.5em);
   z-index: 1;
   padding: 1em;
   background-color: var(
     --file-details-vulnerability-analysis-details-background-main
   );
   border: 1px solid
     var(--file-details-vulnerability-analysis-details-border-color);
+  transition: box-shadow 0.3s ease-in-out;
+
+  &:sticky {
+    box-shadow: 0 2px 4px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1);
+  }
 }

This addition will create a subtle shadow effect when the title becomes sticky, providing a visual cue to the user about the change in positioning.

app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/index.hbs (1)

97-100: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.

The addition of the analysis-content-container local class to the VulnerableApi component is a good improvement for styling consistency. This change aligns well with the existing structure and naming conventions in the file.

For improved maintainability, consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this class, similar to:

{{!-- Container for individual vulnerable API details --}}
<FileDetails::VulnerabilityAnalysisDetails::Findings::VulnerableApi
  local-class='analysis-content-container'
  @currentVulnerability={{get pgc.currentPageResults 0}}
  @analysis={{this.analysis}}
/>
app/components/file-compare/analysis-details/index.hbs (1)

93-97: Improved structure and styling for vulnerability findings.

The changes enhance the semantic structure and styling of the vulnerability findings. The use of <div> and <pre> elements with specific local classes improves both the layout and the preservation of formatting for the description.

Consider adding an aria-label to the <div> to improve accessibility:

- <div local-class='vulnerability-finding-container'>
+ <div local-class='vulnerability-finding-container' aria-label="Vulnerability finding details">

This change would provide more context for screen reader users.

app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/index.scss (3)

19-30: LGTM: New header root class enhances visual hierarchy

The new .analysis-details-header-root class effectively improves the header's visual separation and styling. The use of variables for colors and shadows is a good practice for maintaining consistency.

Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this new class for better code documentation.


101-121: LGTM: Improved structure and styling for content sections

The new .analysis-content-title-container and .analysis-content-container classes provide well-structured styling for title and content areas. The use of variables and consistent styling improves maintainability. The sticky positioning of the title container enhances usability.

Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of the z-index and top values in .analysis-content-title-container for better code documentation.


151-156: LGTM: Enhanced code styling

The new styling for code elements and updates to pre code elements improve the readability and appearance of both inline code and code blocks. The use of variables for colors maintains consistency with the overall theme.

Consider using em units instead of rem for font sizes to ensure better scaling with the parent element's font size. For example:

-      font-size: 0.857rem;
+      font-size: 0.857em;

Also applies to: 162-167

app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/vulnerable-api/index.ts (1)

116-175: LGTM! Consider extracting the vulnerability details array to a separate method.

The new vulnerabilityDetails computed property is a well-structured way to aggregate and format the vulnerability information. It will make it easier to render these details in the template with consistent formatting.

Consider extracting the array of vulnerability details to a separate method for improved readability and maintainability. This would make the vulnerabilityDetails getter simpler and allow for easier unit testing of the details construction logic. Here's a suggested refactor:

private getVulnerabilityDetailsArray() {
  const request = this.args.currentVulnerability?.request;
  const response = this.args.currentVulnerability?.response;

  return [
    {
      title: this.intl.t('requestBody'),
      value: request?.body,
      isEmpty: this.isRequestBodyEmpty,
      copyIcon: true,
    },
    // ... (rest of the array)
  ];
}

get vulnerabilityDetails() {
  return this.getVulnerabilityDetailsArray();
}

This refactoring would make the code more modular and easier to maintain in the future.

app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/index.hbs (3)

22-80: LGTM: Enhanced header summary structure with improved layout and testability

The restructuring of the header summary using AkStack components improves the layout flexibility and overall structure. The addition of data-test attributes enhances the testability of the component.

Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of the inline style {{style flex='1'}} on line 23 for better maintainability.


155-180: LGTM: Enhanced structure for CVSS metrics section

The new structure for the CVSS metrics section improves the layout and maintains consistency with other sections. The use of yielded components for labels and values enhances the flexibility of content rendering.

Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of the :label and :value named blocks in the RegulatoryContent component for better code understanding.


255-294: LGTM: Improved structure and flexibility for regulatory content

The restructuring of the regulatory content section with new container divs and local classes enhances the overall layout and maintainability. The introduction of conditional rendering for different types of regulatory content improves the flexibility of the component.

Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of the rc.hasContent check on line 266 to clarify its role in determining whether to render a specific piece of regulatory content.

app/styles/_component-variables.scss (1)

Line range hint 1-1151: Consider splitting the CSS variables into separate files for better organization.

While the current structure is good and follows consistent naming conventions, the file has become quite large. To improve maintainability and readability, consider splitting the CSS variables into separate files based on components or themes. This modular approach would make it easier to manage and update specific parts of the styling system.

For example, you could create separate files like:

  1. _general-variables.scss
  2. _component-variables.scss
  3. _theme-variables.scss
  4. _page-specific-variables.scss

Then, import these files into a main _variables.scss file:

@import 'general-variables';
@import 'component-variables';
@import 'theme-variables';
@import 'page-specific-variables';

This approach would make it easier to locate and update specific variables, especially as the project grows.

app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/vulnerable-api/index.hbs (1)

15-15: Avoid inline styles; use CSS classes for better maintainability

In line 15, an inline style {{style word-break='break-all'}} is used. Consider defining a CSS class for this style to maintain consistency and ease future style updates.

Apply this diff:

- {{style word-break='break-all'}}
+ class='break-all'

And add the following to your CSS:

.break-all {
  word-break: break-all;
}
app/components/file-compare/analysis-details/index.scss (1)

77-77: Redundant background-color: unset; property

The background-color: unset; resets the background color to its inherited value. If there's no inherited background color or if the default behavior is acceptable, this line might be unnecessary and could be removed to simplify the code.

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app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/index.scss (4)

12-16: LGTM: Improved styling consistency for passed findings.

The addition of the .analysis-content-title class within .analysis-overridded-passed enhances the visual consistency when a finding is marked as passed. The use of CSS variables for colors is a good practice for maintaining a consistent and easily modifiable color scheme.


22-24: LGTM: Enhanced visual separation for vulnerability findings.

The addition of a border to .vulnerability-finding-container improves the visual separation of individual vulnerability findings. The use of a CSS variable for the border color maintains consistency with the existing code style and allows for easy theme adjustments.


47-54: LGTM: Improved structure for analysis content.

The addition of the .analysis-content-container class enhances the structure and visual separation of the analysis content. The border properties provide a clear boundary for the content, and the use of CSS variables for the border color maintains consistency with the overall styling approach.


72-74: LGTM: Enhanced visual consistency for UI elements.

The updates to the background color of pagination buttons and the styling of the counter container improve the overall visual consistency of the UI. The continued use of CSS variables for colors maintains the flexibility for theme adjustments and ensures a cohesive design throughout the component.

Also applies to: 88-92

app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/index.hbs (1)

Line range hint 1-114: Excellent overall structure and consistency

The file demonstrates good organization, consistent formatting, and proper separation of concerns. The use of conditional rendering, pagination, and internationalization support is well-implemented. The mix of custom components and UI library components (Ak*) is appropriate and consistent throughout the file.

Great job on maintaining a clean and readable template structure!

app/components/file-compare/analysis-details/index.hbs (2)

103-103: Improved spacing for attachments.

The addition of @spacing='1' to the <AkStack> component for attachments enhances the visual separation between items. This change improves readability and user experience without affecting the overall functionality.


Line range hint 1-180: Overall assessment: Improvements align with PR objectives.

The changes in this file effectively address the PR objectives of fixing CSS issues in the analysis details. The modifications enhance the semantic structure, improve styling encapsulation, and refine the presentation of vulnerability findings. These improvements contribute to better readability, maintainability, and potentially accessibility of the component.

app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/index.scss (5)

9-11: LGTM: Improved header styling

The added padding and background color change enhance the visual appearance of the header. These modifications align well with the overall styling improvements mentioned in the PR summary.


47-48: LGTM: Improved layout consistency

Removing the margin from .analysis-details-body-container aligns it with the header container, improving overall layout consistency.


96-99: LGTM: Enhanced section separation

The new .analysis-section-container class with a border improves the visual separation of sections. The use of a variable for the border color is a good practice for maintaining consistency.


Line range hint 1-190: Overall: Significant improvements to styling and structure

The changes in this file successfully address the PR objectives of fixing CSS issues in the vulnerability analysis details component. Key improvements include:

  1. Enhanced header styling and structure
  2. Improved layout consistency
  3. Better visual separation of sections
  4. Structured styling for content areas
  5. Enhanced code block appearance

The consistent use of variables and well-organized class structure contribute to better maintainability. Minor suggestions for improvement have been made in previous comments.


40-44: Improved layout, but consider flexible height

The flex display and column direction improve the layout control of the header container. However, the fixed height of 130px might limit flexibility for different content lengths or screen sizes.

Consider using min-height instead of height to allow for content expansion. Please verify if this fixed height is necessary for all use cases:

app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/findings/vulnerable-api/index.ts (1)

9-9: LGTM! Verify the removal of the Blocks property.

The addition of the Element property to the interface is a good practice for typed access to the component's root element. This can be useful for direct DOM manipulations or measurements if needed.

Please confirm that the Blocks property has been intentionally removed from the interface, as mentioned in the AI summary but not visible in the provided code snippet.

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app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/index.hbs (9)

7-20: LGTM: Improved header structure and readability

The changes in this section enhance the structure of the header by introducing a new root container and improving the indentation of the breadcrumb component. This results in better readability and maintainability of the template.


95-102: LGTM: Consistent layout structure for description label

The addition of a container div for the description label improves the consistency of the layout structure and aligns with the pattern used in other sections of the template.


Line range hint 104-113: LGTM: Improved structure for description content

Wrapping the description value in an AkStack component with a local class enhances the consistency of the layout structure and provides better control over the styling of the description content.


123-127: LGTM: Improved readability and styling control

Splitting the local-class attribute into multiple lines enhances the readability of the template. The addition of new classes to the analysis section container provides more granular control over the styling, which is beneficial for maintaining a consistent look across different states of the component.


196-213: LGTM: Consistent structure for compliant solution section

The restructuring of the compliant solution section with new container divs and local classes aligns it with the rest of the template. This consistency improves the overall maintainability of the component and provides better control over styling.


225-242: LGTM: Consistent structure for non-compliant code example section

The restructuring of the non-compliant code example section maintains consistency with other sections of the template. The use of specific local classes and data-test attributes enhances styling control and testability, contributing to a more maintainable and robust component.


300-323: LGTM: Consistent structure for business implication section

The restructuring of the business implication section aligns it with other sections of the template, maintaining overall consistency. The use of specific local classes and data-test attributes enhances styling control and testability, contributing to a more maintainable and robust component.


330-349: LGTM: Improved structure and simplification of attachments section

The restructuring of the attachments section maintains consistency with other parts of the template. The simplification of individual attachment rendering improves the readability of the code. These changes contribute to a more maintainable and consistent component structure.


Line range hint 1-353: Overall assessment: Significant improvements in structure and consistency

The changes in this file demonstrate a comprehensive effort to improve the structure, consistency, and maintainability of the vulnerability-analysis-details component. Key improvements include:

  1. Enhanced header structure and layout flexibility using AkStack components.
  2. Consistent use of container divs and local classes across different sections.
  3. Improved testability through the addition of data-test attributes.
  4. Better organization of regulatory content with conditional rendering.

These changes will likely result in a more maintainable and robust component. The consistent structure across different sections will make future updates easier and reduce the likelihood of inconsistencies.

A few minor suggestions were made for adding comments to improve code understanding, but these are not critical and can be addressed at the developer's discretion.

app/styles/_component-variables.scss (2)

1147-1151: LGTM! New CSS variables for file comparison analysis details.

These new CSS variables are well-structured and follow the existing naming conventions. They provide specific styling options for the file comparison analysis details component, which will enhance consistency and make theming easier.


Line range hint 1-1151: No security issues found in the CSS variables.

The file contains only static CSS variable declarations, which do not pose any direct security risks. There are no potentially harmful CSS properties or dynamic values being used. The use of CSS variables is a safe and effective way to manage styles in your application.

app/components/file-compare/analysis-details/index.scss (2)

68-69: Verify the overflow behavior with content exceeding max dimensions

With max-height: 300px; and overflow: auto;, the container will scroll when the content exceeds the maximum height. Please ensure that this scrolling behavior provides a good user experience across various devices and screen sizes.


76-83: Review the use of width: max-content and white-space: pre-line

Setting width: max-content; allows the element to expand only as much as its content, which might cause layout issues if the content is extensive. Similarly, white-space: pre-line; converts newline characters to line breaks but collapses multiple spaces. Verify that these styles produce the desired text formatting and do not adversely affect the layout, especially with dynamic content lengths.

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1-1: LGTM: Improved flexibility and styling

The addition of ...attributes enhances the component's flexibility, allowing for easy attribute passing from the parent. The py-2 class adds consistent vertical padding, improving the overall layout.

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