fix(ui): log button behaviors (#15848) #16098
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Summary
Improved pod logs viewer UI and scrolling logic in pod-logs-viewer.tsx
Walkthrough
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Import
useRef
hook from React to create a reference to the logs container element (link) -
Declare
logsContainerRef
variable to store the reference (link) -
Update
useEffect
hook to scroll the logs container element to the bottom ifscrollToBottom
state is true (link) -
Define
handleScroll
function to handle the wheel event on the logs container element and setscrollToBottom
state to false if user scrolls up (link) -
Assign
logsContainerRef
to theref
prop andhandleScroll
to theonScroll
prop of the logs container element (link, link) -
Remove
onWheel
prop from the logs container element since it is redundant withonScroll
prop (link)Poem
To view pod logs with ease
We added a
useRef
hook, please
It helps us to scroll
To the end of the whole
Logs container when there are new entries
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File | Status | Duration |
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Summary & Walkthrough | ✅ Finished | 37.5 seconds |
ui/src/app/applications/components/pod-logs-viewer/pod-logs-viewer.tsx | ✅ Finished | 25.8 seconds |