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chore: Datepicker Widget #36605
chore: Datepicker Widget #36605
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Let's discuss your styling choices, shall we?
I appreciate your use of the
Text
component for consistent styling. The neutral color, bold weight, and centered alignment are good choices for a header cell. However, remember that in design, as in education, flexibility is key!Consider making these style properties customizable through props. This way, the component can adapt to different contexts, just like how we adjust our teaching methods for different students. Here's an example:
This approach allows users of your component to customize the styling if needed, while still providing sensible defaults.
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Need this component because calender consumes HeadingContext to display the months in popover header. so had to create this so that I could wrap the text in our Text component.
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Correct the spelling of 'Calendar' in 'FieldCalenderPopover'
Attention to detail is important. There is a typo in your import statement. The component 'FieldCalenderPopover' should be spelled 'FieldCalendarPopover'. Let's correct this to ensure the component is properly imported and to avoid any runtime errors.
Apply this diff to fix the typo:
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Just reusing the styels from combobox.
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Today's lesson: Component Independence
Now, let's talk about component design. Who can tell me what's unusual about this line?
That's correct, Sarah! We're importing styles from a different component. Can anyone tell me why this might not be the best practice?
Excellent point, Michael! It creates a dependency between components that should ideally be independent. For your homework, I want you all to think about how we could create a separate styles file for our DatePicker. This way, if we ever need to change the ComboBox styles, we won't accidentally affect our DatePicker!
Remember, class: in component design, independence is key!
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Pop quiz: Boolean logic!
Alright, class, it's time for a pop quiz on Boolean logic! Can anyone spot the unnecessary operations in these lines?
Excellent observation, Emily! The
Boolean()
calls are redundant here. In JavaScript, values are automatically coerced to booleans in conditional statements. Let's clean up our code:Remember, class: simpler code is often clearer code. Always look for opportunities to remove redundant operations!
Also applies to: 58-58, 62-62
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Simplify the conditional by removing unnecessary
Boolean
callRemember, simplicity is key in coding. The
Boolean(isLoading)
call is unnecessary sinceisLoading
will be coerced to a boolean in the conditional. Let's make the code cleaner by removing theBoolean
call.Apply this diff to simplify the code:
color={Boolean(isLoading) ? "neutral" : "accent"} + color={isLoading ? "neutral" : "accent"}
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Simplify the conditional by removing unnecessary
Boolean
callTo enhance code clarity, we should avoid redundant type casting. In this case,
Boolean(isLoading)
is not needed. Let's streamline the code by omitting theBoolean
call.Apply this diff to simplify the code:
variant={Boolean(isLoading) ? "ghost" : "filled"} + variant={isLoading ? "ghost" : "filled"}
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Time for a Boolean logic pop quiz!
Alright, class, let's examine this Button component. Can anyone spot the redundant operations here? Yes, you in the back! Exactly right, we have two unnecessary
Boolean()
calls. Let's clean these up:Excellent work! Remember, in conditional statements, variables are automatically coerced to booleans. We don't need to explicitly convert them. This makes our code cleaner and more efficient. Keep an eye out for these opportunities to simplify!
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Oops! We've made the same spelling mistake twice!
Class, do you remember the spelling error we corrected earlier in our import statement? Well, it looks like we've made the same mistake here in using the component. This is a great lesson in why we should use consistent naming throughout our code.
Let's correct this line:
Now, can anyone tell me why it's important to be consistent with our naming? That's right! It helps prevent errors and makes our code easier to understand and maintain. Always double-check your spelling, especially when using custom components!
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Let's improve our 'size' property type, shall we?
While your current implementation works, we can make it even better! Consider creating a separate type for the size property. This will make our code more readable and easier to maintain.
Here's how we could refactor this:
This way, if we need to use this size type elsewhere, we can easily reuse it!