Table molecule #131
Table molecule #131
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react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableBody.js (1)
3-3: LGTM: Component declaration with minor style suggestionThe
TableBodycomponent is correctly declared as a functional component and exported. The props are properly destructured in the function parameters.Consider adding a space after the comma in the prop destructuring for better readability:
-export const TableBody = ({ children,style }) => { +export const TableBody = ({ children, style }) => {react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableRow.js (1)
3-3: LGTM with minor formatting suggestionThe
TableRowcomponent is correctly declared as a functional component and exported appropriately. The props are correctly destructured in the function parameters.Consider adding spaces after commas in the prop destructuring for better readability:
-export const TableRow = ({ children ,className,onClick}) => { +export const TableRow = ({ children, className, onClick }) => {react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableFooter.js (1)
3-3: LGTM with a minor style suggestion.The component declaration and props destructuring are correct. However, there's a small style inconsistency.
Consider adding a space after the comma following
childrenfor consistent spacing:-export const TableFooter = ({ children ,className,style}) => { +export const TableFooter = ({ children, className, style }) => {react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableHeader.js (1)
3-3: Minor: Fix spacing in props destructuring.There's a minor spacing issue in the props destructuring. For consistency, add spaces after the commas.
Here's the corrected line:
-export const TableHeader = ({ children,className,style }) => { +export const TableHeader = ({ children, className, style }) => {react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableMain.js (2)
1-1: LGTM! Consider removing unnecessary React import.The React import is correct. However, since React 17, you don't need to import React to use JSX unless you're using React methods directly.
If you're using React 17 or later and not using any React methods directly in this file, you can remove this import to slightly reduce bundle size:
-import React from 'react';
3-9: LGTM! Minor formatting suggestion.The component structure is clean and follows React best practices. The use of props allows for flexible customization of the table.
Consider adding spaces after commas in the props destructuring for better readability:
-const TableMain = ({ children,className,style}) => { +const TableMain = ({ children, className, style }) => {react/example/public/index.html (1)
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1-30: Improve code cleanliness and consistencyConsider the following suggestions to enhance the overall quality of the HTML file:
Remove or document commented-out code:
- If the alternative CSS links and scripts are no longer needed, consider removing them.
- If they are kept for future reference, add a comment explaining why they are preserved.
Standardize quote usage:
- Choose either single or double quotes consistently for attribute values throughout the file.
Review the commented-out globalConfigs.js script:
- If it's no longer needed, remove it.
- If it might be needed in the future, add a comment explaining its purpose and when it might be used.
Here's an example of how you could clean up the commented-out sections:
- <!-- <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/@egovernments/digit-ui-components-css@1.5.41/dist/index.css" /> --> - <!-- <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/@egovernments/digit-ui-components-css/dist/index.css"/> --> - <!-- <script src="https://s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/egov-dev-assets/globalConfigs.js"></script> --> + <!-- Kept for reference: Alternative CSS versions + <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/@egovernments/digit-ui-components-css@1.5.41/dist/index.css" /> + <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/@egovernments/digit-ui-components-css/dist/index.css"/> + --> + + <!-- Kept for potential future use: Global configs + <script src="https://s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/egov-dev-assets/globalConfigs.js"></script> + -->These changes will improve code readability and maintainability.
react/css/CHANGELOG.md (1)
3-6: LGTM! Consider adding more details about the Table CSS changes.The new changelog entry is correctly formatted, the version number is properly incremented, and the date is accurate. Good job on maintaining consistency with previous entries.
To improve clarity, consider adding more specific details about the Table CSS changes. For example:
## [0.0.2-beta.36] - 2024-09-23 ### Changed - Added Table css + Added Table css: + - Implemented responsive layout for various screen sizes + - Added styles for header, rows, and cells + - Included hover and focus states for improved user interactionThis level of detail helps developers understand the scope of changes without needing to review the actual CSS files.
react/ui-components/src/index.js (2)
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196-196: Consider removing the commented out Table importNow that we have introduced new table components, the commented out import for the "Table" component seems obsolete. Consider removing this line to keep the code clean and avoid confusion.
- // Table,
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131-135: Reconsider the placement of library initializationThe initialization of libraries in this file seems out of place, as the main purpose of this file appears to be exporting components. Consider moving this initialization to a more appropriate location, such as the main entry point of your application.
If you decide to keep it here, please provide a comment explaining why this initialization is necessary in the component export file.
react/ui-components/src/atoms/Accordion.js (1)
74-74: LGTM: Title rendering improved with StringManipulatorThe title is now rendered using StringManipulator to transform it to sentence case, ensuring consistent formatting of accordion titles. This is a good improvement for user experience and visual consistency.
Consider extracting the "TOSENTENCECASE" string to a constant or enum to improve maintainability and reduce the risk of typos. For example:
const TEXT_TRANSFORM = { SENTENCE_CASE: "TOSENTENCECASE", // ... other transform options }; // Usage <div className="digit-accordion-header-title">{StringManipulator(TEXT_TRANSFORM.SENTENCE_CASE, title)}</div>react/ui-components/src/atoms/index.js (1)
95-101: Consider standardizing import styles for consistency.The new imports use a mix of default and named import styles. For better maintainability and consistency, consider standardizing the import style across all table-related components.
You could update the imports to use named imports consistently:
import { TableMain } from "./TableMain"; import { TableBody } from "./TableBody"; import { TableCell } from "./TableCell"; import { TableFooter } from "./TableFooter"; import { TableHeader } from "./TableHeader"; import { TableRow } from "./TableRow"; import { SlideOverMenu } from "./SlideOverMenu";Alternatively, if these components are indeed exported as default exports, update them to use default import syntax consistently.
react/ui-components/src/atoms/stories/Hamburger.stories.js (3)
220-227: New story demonstrates onOutsideClick functionalityThe addition of
LightThemeWithOnOutsideClickLogicstory is good as it showcases the newonOutsideClickfunctionality. However, settingcloseOnClickOutsidetofalsemight be confusing to users.Consider adding a comment explaining why
closeOnClickOutsideis set tofalsein this story, or consider creating an additional story where bothcloseOnClickOutsideandonOutsideClickare used together.
268-275: New dark theme story demonstrates onOutsideClick functionalityThe addition of
DarkThemeWithOnOutsideClickLogicstory is good as it showcases the newonOutsideClickfunctionality with a dark theme. However, the same concern aboutcloseOnClickOutsidebeing set tofalseapplies here as well.Consider adding a comment explaining why
closeOnClickOutsideis set tofalsein this story, or consider creating an additional story where bothcloseOnClickOutsideandonOutsideClickare used together in a dark theme context.
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1-291: Overall: Good addition of onOutsideClick functionalityThe changes in this file successfully introduce and demonstrate the new
onOutsideClickfunctionality for both light and dark themes. The additions are well-integrated with the existing code structure and provide clear examples for component users. Existing stories are preserved, ensuring backward compatibility.To further improve the component's usability, consider:
- Adding TypeScript types for the new properties if the project uses TypeScript.
- Updating the component's documentation to explain the interaction between
closeOnClickOutsideandonOutsideClick.- If not already done, ensure that these new properties are properly handled in the actual
MobileSidebarcomponent implementation.react/ui-components/CHANGELOG.md (1)
7-10: LGTM! Consider adding more details about the Table Molecule.The new changelog entry is correctly formatted and placed. The version number is incremented appropriately, and the date is correct.
To improve the changelog, consider adding more details about the Table Molecule. For example:
## [0.0.2-beta.42] - 2024-09-23 ### New Changes -Added Table Molecule +Added Table Molecule: +- Brief description of the Table Molecule's purpose +- Key features or functionality it provides +- Any notable customization optionsThis additional information would help users understand the significance of this new component.
react/ui-components/src/atoms/MobileSidebar.js (1)
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359-367: Add PropType foronOutsideClickThe PropTypes declaration is missing the newly added
onOutsideClickprop. To ensure proper type checking and maintain accurate documentation, please add the PropType for this new prop.Add the following line to the PropTypes declaration:
onOutsideClick: PropTypes.func,react/css/src/digitv2/components/multiSelectDropdownV2.scss (1)
30-30: Consider using a fixed unit for padding-leftThe addition of left padding improves the input's appearance. However, using a percentage (1%) for padding may lead to inconsistent results across different screen sizes.
Consider using a fixed unit (e.g., rem or px) for more consistent padding across various device sizes. For example:
- padding-left: 1%; + padding-left: 0.5rem;react/ui-components/src/atoms/stories/SlideOverMenu.stories.js (2)
33-52: Consider enhancing theonClosefunction in commonArgs.The template and common arguments are well-structured. However, the
onClosefunction is currently empty. Consider adding a console.log statement or a more meaningful default action to aid in testing and debugging.- onClose: () => {}, + onClose: () => { console.log('SlideOverMenu closed'); },This change will make it easier to verify that the onClose event is working correctly in various stories.
666-900: LGTM: Comprehensive set of stories for thorough testing.The exported stories provide an excellent range of configurations for the SlideOverMenu component, covering various use cases including:
- Static and dynamic types
- Left and right positions
- With and without active background
- With sections
- Custom widths
- Draggable functionality
This comprehensive set of stories will greatly aid in testing and documenting the component's behavior.
As a potential enhancement, consider adding a story that demonstrates error handling or edge cases, such as very long content or extremely narrow widths.
react/ui-components/src/atoms/SlideOverMenu.js (1)
95-100: Improve cursor styling for better UXOn line 99, the cursor style changes based on
isDraggableandisOpen. Consider adjusting the cursor style when the slider is closed or not draggable to provide clear visual feedback to the user.react/ui-components/src/molecules/TableMolecule.js (2)
176-183: Remove unnecessary dependencies fromuseEffecthook.The
currentPageandrowsPerPagedependencies in theuseEffecthook's dependency array are not used inside the effect. Removing them prevents unnecessary re-rendering.Apply this diff to adjust the dependencies:
useEffect(() => { // Sorting logic -}, [sortedColumnIndex, sortOrder, rows, currentPage, rowsPerPage, headerData]); +}, [sortedColumnIndex, sortOrder, rows, headerData]);
665-667: DefinepropTypesfor the component.Currently, the
propTypesforTableMoleculeare not defined. AddingpropTypesimproves type checking and serves as documentation for the expected props.Example:
TableMolecule.propTypes = { headerData: PropTypes.array.isRequired, rows: PropTypes.array.isRequired, footerContent: PropTypes.node, // Add the rest of the prop types here };
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react/ui-components/src/atoms/SlideOverMenu.js
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react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableCell.js
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react/ui-components/src/atoms/index.js
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react/ui-components/src/atoms/stories/SlideOverMenu.stories.js
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The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
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The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
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The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
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react/ui-components/src/molecules/TableMolecule.js
[error] 271-271: Unnecessary use of boolean literals in conditional expression.
Simplify your code by directly assigning the result without using a ternary operator.
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The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
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The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
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Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
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react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableBody.js (1)
1-1: LGTM: Correct import statementThe import statement for React is correct and sufficient for this component.
react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableRow.js (3)
1-1: LGTM: Correct React importThe import statement is correct and necessary for creating React components.
4-8: LGTM: Correct rendering logicThe component's rendering logic is correct and efficient:
- The
<tr>element is correctly used for a table row.- The
classNameandonClickprops are properly applied to the<tr>element.- The
childrenprop is correctly rendered inside the<tr>element, allowing for flexible content.
1-9: Overall assessment: Well-implemented reusable componentThe
TableRowcomponent is a well-implemented, reusable React component that aligns with the PR objective of creating a "Table molecule". It provides a flexible building block for creating tables in React applications.Key points:
- Correct use of functional component syntax.
- Appropriate props for customization (
classNameandonClick).- Flexible content rendering using the
childrenprop.The component follows React best practices and is ready for use in larger table structures.
react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableFooter.js (3)
1-1: LGTM: React import is correct.The import statement for React is present and correct, which is necessary for creating a React component.
4-8: LGTM: Well-designed and flexible component.The render method is implemented correctly:
- It properly applies the
classNameandstyleprops to the<tfoot>element.- The
childrenprop is correctly rendered inside the<tfoot>.The component follows good React practices by using composition, allowing for flexible content through the
childrenprop. This design makes theTableFootercomponent reusable and adaptable to various use cases.
1-9: Overall: Well-implemented and reusable TableFooter component.This new
TableFootercomponent is a valuable addition to the UI component library. It's simple, well-structured, and follows React best practices. The use of props forclassNameandstyleallows for easy customization, while thechildrenprop enables flexible content composition.A few points to consider for future improvements:
- Adding PropTypes or TypeScript types for better type checking and documentation.
- Including a brief JSDoc comment to describe the component's purpose and props.
Great job on creating this reusable table footer component!
react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableHeader.js (1)
1-9: LGTM! Well-structured React component.The
TableHeadercomponent is well-implemented, following React best practices. It's a clean and reusable component for table headers.react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableMain.js (1)
11-11: LGTM! Export statement is correct.The default export of the TableMain component is properly implemented.
react/ui-components/.storybook/preview-head.html (1)
3-3: CSS package version updatedThe version of
@egovernments/digit-ui-components-csshas been incremented from0.0.2-beta.35to0.0.2-beta.36. This change may introduce new styles or modifications to existing ones.To ensure this update doesn't introduce any unexpected visual changes:
- Review the changelog (if available) for
@egovernments/digit-ui-components-cssto understand what's new in this version.- Test the Storybook components thoroughly to catch any potential styling issues.
Also, note that the PR title "Table molecule" doesn't seem directly related to this CSS version update. Could you clarify if there are any table-related changes in other files or if this PR title needs to be updated?
react/ui-components/public/index.html (1)
10-10: LGTM! Stylesheet version updated.The update to the stylesheet version looks good. This minor version increment (0.0.2-beta.35 to 0.0.2-beta.36) likely includes bug fixes or small improvements to the UI components.
To ensure the update doesn't introduce any unexpected visual changes:
- Please verify the visual appearance of the application, especially any table components, given the PR title "Table molecule".
- If possible, review the changelog for @egovernments/digit-ui-components-css to understand what changes were introduced in this version.
Additionally, could you clarify how this stylesheet update relates to the "Table molecule" objective of this PR? This would help ensure the change aligns with the intended purpose of the PR.
react/ui-components/src/molecules/index.js (1)
24-24: LGTM! New TableMolecule component added correctly.The changes look good. The
TableMoleculecomponent has been imported and exported following the established patterns in this file.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please verify that the
TableMoleculecomponent is implemented and that any files using it are updated accordingly. Run the following script to check for its usage:Also applies to: 49-50
Verification successful
Verified! TableMolecule component is correctly implemented and utilized.
The
TableMoleculecomponent exists and is properly imported inindex.jsand its corresponding stories. No further issues detected.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for TableMolecule usage and implementation # Check if TableMolecule is implemented echo "Checking for TableMolecule implementation:" fd TableMolecule.js -t f # Check for TableMolecule usage echo "Checking for TableMolecule usage:" rg "import.*TableMolecule" --type jsLength of output: 489
react/ui-components/src/index.js (4)
51-51: LGTM: SlideOverMenu component added correctlyThe SlideOverMenu component has been properly imported from the atoms section and exported. This addition enhances the available UI components for slide-over menus.
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96-101: LGTM: Table components added correctlyThe table-related components (TableMain, TableHeader, TableFooter, TableBody, TableRow, TableCell) have been properly imported from the atoms section and exported. This addition provides a comprehensive set of components for building customizable tables.
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1-267: LGTM: New table components and SlideOverMenu added successfullyThe changes to this file successfully introduce new table-related components and a SlideOverMenu component. The additions follow the existing structure and atomic design principles, which is commendable. Here's a summary of the review:
- New components (SlideOverMenu, TableMain, TableHeader, TableFooter, TableBody, TableRow, TableCell, and TableMolecule) have been properly added and exported.
- The file structure maintains the separation of "atoms" and "molecules", which is good for maintainability.
Minor suggestions for improvement:
- Consider removing the commented out Table import to keep the code clean.
- Reconsider the placement of library initialization in this file, as it seems unrelated to the main purpose of exporting components.
Overall, these changes enhance the available UI components and provide a comprehensive set of tools for building tables in the application.
222-222: LGTM: TableMolecule component added, but verify importThe TableMolecule component has been correctly added to the exports list. Its placement in the "molecules" section suggests it's a more complex table component, possibly composed of the atomic table components.
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react/ui-components/src/atoms/Accordion.js (4)
8-8: LGTM: New import added for StringManipulatorThe import of StringManipulator is correctly added and will be used in the component.
31-31: LGTM: Toggle icon size adjustedThe toggle icon size has been reduced from
Spacers.spacer8toSpacers.spacer6, making it consistent with theiconSizevariable. This change should result in a more uniform appearance of icons in the component.
51-52: LGTM: Improved className for divider conditionThe className for the divider condition has been updated from "divider" to "withDivider", which is more descriptive and consistent with the component's naming conventions. The logic for applying the className remains unchanged.
177-177: Verify impact of changed default behaviorThe default value for
allowMultipleOpenhas been changed fromfalsetotrue. This modification allows multiple accordions to be open simultaneously by default, which could improve user experience in many cases.However, this change might affect existing implementations that rely on the previous default behavior. Please run the following script to check for potential impacts:
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react/ui-components/src/atoms/index.js (1)
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1-205: LGTM with minor improvementsThe changes successfully introduce new table-related components and a SlideOverMenu, enhancing the module's functionality. The additions are well-structured and consistent with the existing code.
A few minor improvements have been suggested:
- Standardizing import styles for consistency
- Adding SlideOverMenu to the exports
- Fixing a syntax error with a missing comma
Once these small issues are addressed, the changes will be ready for approval.
react/ui-components/src/atoms/stories/Hamburger.stories.js (1)
22-23: LGTM: New argTypes enhance component functionalityThe addition of
closeOnClickOutsideandonOutsideClickto the argTypes is a good improvement. These new properties allow for better control over the component's behavior when clicking outside of it.react/ui-components/src/atoms/MobileSidebar.js (3)
26-27: LGTM: New proponOutsideClickaddedThe addition of the
onOutsideClickprop enhances the component's flexibility, allowing parent components to handle outside click events. This is a good practice for reusable components.
40-58: LGTM:useEffecthook updated correctlyThe changes to the
useEffecthook properly implement the newonOutsideClickfunctionality:
- Early return optimization when both
closeOnClickOutsideandonOutsideClickare falsy.- Correct order of operations in
handleClickOutside.onOutsideClickadded to the dependency array.These changes enhance the component's behavior and maintain its reactivity.
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1-367: Overall assessment: Good implementation with minor improvement neededThe changes to the
MobileSidebarcomponent successfully implement the newonOutsideClickfunctionality. The code is well-structured, and the new feature is correctly integrated into the existing logic. The only improvement needed is to add the PropType for the newonOutsideClickprop to maintain consistency and proper documentation.Great job on enhancing the component's flexibility and maintaining good coding practices!
react/css/src/digitv2/components/selectDropdownV2.scss (1)
296-296: LGTM! Verify typography consistency.The addition of
@extend .typography.body-l;to the.digit-dropdown-employee-select-wrap--elipsesclass is a good approach to standardize typography. This change aligns with the styling patterns used elsewhere in the component.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any unintended side effects, please verify:
- The rendered text size and style match other body text in the application.
- The ellipsis functionality still works as expected with the new typography.
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react/css/src/digitv2/components/multiSelectDropdownV2.scss (2)
390-396: Great job refactoring typography styles!The refactoring of the
pelement styles is a good improvement. Using@extend .typography.body-l;promotes consistency and reduces code duplication by leveraging predefined typography styles.This change will make it easier to maintain consistent typography across the component and potentially the entire application. Good work on improving the code maintainability!
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1-396: Overall assessment: Minor improvements with positive impactThe changes made to this file are minimal but beneficial:
- Added left padding to the input element, which could improve visual appearance and usability.
- Refactored typography styles for better consistency and maintainability.
These modifications should have a positive impact on the component's appearance and the overall code quality. No major issues or concerns were identified during this review.
react/ui-components/src/atoms/stories/SlideOverMenu.stories.js (3)
1-31: LGTM: Imports and story configuration are well-structured.The imports and default export for the Storybook story are correctly set up. The
argTypesconfiguration provides a good range of controls for testing theSlideOverMenucomponent.
648-664: LGTM: Header and footer definitions are appropriate.The header and footer definitions are well-structured and suitable for testing the SlideOverMenu component. They provide a good representation of typical content that might be used in these areas.
1-900: Overall, well-structured and comprehensive Storybook stories.This file provides a thorough set of Storybook stories for the SlideOverMenu component, covering a wide range of configurations and use cases. The structure is clear, and the stories are well-organized.
Key points:
- Imports and story configuration are correctly set up.
- The template and common arguments provide a good base for creating various stories.
- A comprehensive set of children and sections are defined for testing different content scenarios.
- Multiple story exports cover various configurations of the SlideOverMenu.
The main area for improvement is adding key props to elements in iterables, as mentioned in a previous comment. Additionally, consider the suggestions for enhancing the
onClosefunction and potentially adding a story for error handling or edge cases.Overall, this file serves its purpose well and will be valuable for testing and documenting the SlideOverMenu component.
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react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableCell.js (1)
23-134:renderTableCellfunction is well-structured and handles cell rendering effectivelyThe
renderTableCellfunction is well-organized, efficiently rendering various cell types based on thecolumnTypeprop. It promotes modularity by delegating rendering to specific components and handles a wide range of cell types, enhancing maintainability and readability.Tools
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react/ui-components/src/atoms/SlideOverMenu.js (1)
91-91: Verify default closed slider widthOn line 91, when the slider is closed, the width defaults to
defaultClosedWidth || 64. Ensure that this default value aligns with the intended design, especially ifdefaultClosedWidthis not provided.react/ui-components/src/molecules/stories/TableMolecule.stories.js (9)
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725-732: Add akeyprop to JSX elements within arraysThe JSX element at lines 725-732 requires a unique
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827-834: Add akeyprop to JSX elements within arraysInclude a unique
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react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableBody.js (1)
4-10: Suggestion: Use object spread for safer style prop applicationThe component implementation looks good overall. However, consider using object spread for a safer application of the style prop:
- <tbody className={className} style={style}> + <tbody className={className} {...(style && { style })}>This change ensures that the style prop is only applied if it's not undefined or null, preventing potential runtime errors.
react/ui-components/src/atoms/SlideOverMenu.js (1)
1-24: Consider adding default values forhideArrowandhideScrollIconTo improve the component's usability and maintain consistency, consider adding default values for the
hideArrowandhideScrollIconprops in the component's declaration.Apply this diff to add default values:
const SlideOverMenu = ({ className = "", styles = {}, type = "static", position = "right", children, header, footer, onClose = false, bgActive = false, isOverlay = false, isDraggable = false, - hideArrow, - hideScrollIcon, + hideArrow = false, + hideScrollIcon = false, sections = [], defaultOpenWidth, defaultClosedWidth, }) => {react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableCell.js (2)
1-1: Remove unused importThe
useEffecthook is imported but not used in this component. Consider removing it to keep the imports clean and potentially reduce bundle size.Apply this diff to remove the unused import:
-import React, { useEffect, useRef } from "react"; +import React, { useRef } from "react";
173-177: Consider adding more defaultPropsTo improve the component's usability and prevent potential issues, consider adding default values for
isHeader,isFooter, andcolSpan.Apply this diff to add more defaultProps:
TableCell.defaultProps = { className: "", style: {}, - children: [] + children: [], + isHeader: false, + isFooter: false, + colSpan: 1 };react/ui-components/src/molecules/TableMolecule.js (1)
633-636: DefinepropTypesfor component propsCurrently,
TableMolecule.propTypesis empty. DefiningpropTypesfor the component helps with type checking and improves maintainability by clearly documenting the expected types of props.
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[error] 133-133: Useless case clause.
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react/ui-components/src/molecules/TableMolecule.js
[error] 239-239: Unnecessary use of boolean literals in conditional expression.
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[error] 317-324: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
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[error] 419-426: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
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[error] 521-528: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
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[error] 623-630: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
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[error] 725-732: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
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[error] 827-834: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
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react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableBody.js (3)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are correct and necessaryThe import statements for React and PropTypes are appropriate for this component.
12-22: LGTM: PropTypes and defaultProps are well-definedThe PropTypes and defaultProps are correctly implemented:
- PropTypes are defined for all props (className, style, and children).
- Default values are provided for all props.
This implementation improves the component's robustness and developer experience, addressing the suggestions from previous review comments.
1-24: Overall: Well-implemented component with minor improvement suggestionThe
TableBodycomponent is well-implemented, addressing previous review comments:
- Correct imports
- Functional component with appropriate props
- Well-defined PropTypes and defaultProps
The only suggestion is to use object spread for safer style prop application. Great job on implementing a clean and reusable table body component!
react/ui-components/src/atoms/SlideOverMenu.js (5)
25-28: LGTM: State management is well-implementedThe state management using
useStateanduseRefis appropriate for the component's functionality. Good job on usinguseRefforisDraggingto avoid unnecessary re-renders.
72-77: Ensure event listeners are properly cleaned upAs mentioned in a previous review, the
useEffectcleanup function correctly removes event listeners on component unmount. However, consider adding dependencies to theuseEffecthook to handle any potential changes to the listeners or handler functions.Apply this diff to include dependencies in the
useEffecthook:- useEffect(() => { - return () => { - document.removeEventListener("mousemove", handleMouseMove); - document.removeEventListener("mouseup", handleMouseUp); - }; - }, []); + useEffect(() => { + return () => { + document.removeEventListener("mousemove", handleMouseMove); + document.removeEventListener("mouseup", handleMouseUp); + }; + }, [handleMouseMove, handleMouseUp]);
79-80: Remove unnecessary emptyuseEffecthookThe
useEffecton lines 79-80 doesn't perform any side effects and can be safely removed to clean up the code.Apply this diff to remove the empty
useEffect:- useEffect(() => {}, [isOpen]);
147-164: LGTM: PropTypes are well-definedThe PropTypes for the SlideOverMenu component are comprehensive and accurately reflect the props used in the component. Good job on maintaining type safety!
166-166: LGTM: Component export is correctThe default export of the SlideOverMenu component is appropriate and follows React best practices.
react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableCell.js (2)
12-160: Well-structured component with good prop handlingThe TableCell component is well-structured, handling different scenarios for header, footer, and regular cells. The use of the cellref prop for ref forwarding is a good practice. The component effectively uses the renderTableCell function to determine content based on columnType.
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133-133: Remove redundantcase "custom"clauseThe
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react/ui-components/src/molecules/TableMolecule.js (2)
159-167: Previous suggestion to reset sort order when changing sorted column is still applicableThe previous review comment about resetting the sort order to "ascending" when changing the sorted column is still valid. Please consider applying the suggested changes to enhance user experience.
239-241: Previous suggestion to simplify conditional expression forhideLabelprop is still applicableThe previous review comment about simplifying the conditional expression for the
hideLabelprop is still valid. Simplifying the expression can improve code readability.Tools
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react/css/src/digitv2/components/toggleV2.scss (1)
49-67: LGTM! Responsive design implemented effectively.The changes to the checked state of the toggle label are well-implemented:
- Using theme variables for font properties ensures consistency and maintainability.
- The media queries provide responsive font sizes for different device types, which is a good practice.
Consider updating the media query comments to be more specific about the targeted devices:
- /* Media query for mobile */ + /* Media query for mobile (portrait) */ - /* Media query for tablets */ + /* Media query for tablets and mobile (landscape) */ - /* Media query for desktop */ + /* Media query for desktop and larger tablets */This will provide more clarity about the exact scenarios each query targets.
react/css/src/digitv2/components/menuCardV2.scss (1)
47-65: LGTM with minor improvement suggestionThe changes look good overall. The use of the
theme()function for all properties ensures consistency with the design system, and the addition of responsive font sizing improves the component's adaptability across different devices.As a minor improvement, consider adding a comment explaining the aspect ratio breakpoints used in the media queries. This would enhance code readability and maintainability.
Consider adding a comment above the media queries explaining the aspect ratio breakpoints:
// Aspect ratio breakpoints: // Mobile: < 9/16 // Tablet: 9/16 - 3/4 // Desktop: > 3/4 @media (max-aspect-ratio: 9/16) { // ... (existing code) }react/css/src/digitv2/components/tabV2.scss (1)
83-101: LGTM! Responsive design improvementsThe changes to
.digit-tab-labelenhance the component's responsiveness and consistency with the design system. The use of theme variables for font properties and media queries for different aspect ratios is a good practice.Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of each media query block for better readability. For example:
@media (max-aspect-ratio: 9/16) { /* Mobile view */ font-size: theme(digitv2.fontSize.body-s.mobile); } @media (min-aspect-ratio: 9/16) and (max-aspect-ratio: 3/4) { /* Tablet view */ font-size: theme(digitv2.fontSize.body-s.tablet); } @media (min-aspect-ratio: 3/4) { /* Desktop view */ font-size: theme(digitv2.fontSize.body-s.desktop); }react/css/src/digitv2/components/timelineV2.scss (1)
59-77: LGTM! Improved typography and responsiveness.The changes to the
.timeline-labelclass enhance the typography and responsiveness of the timeline labels. The new font properties ensure consistent styling, while the media queries adjust the font size based on the device's aspect ratio, improving readability across different devices.For consistency, consider moving the
font-sizeproperty from the media queries to the main.timeline-labelselector, using the desktop size as the default. This would make the code more DRY:.timeline-label { // ... existing properties ... font-size: theme(digitv2.fontSize.heading-s.desktop); @media (max-aspect-ratio: 9/16) { font-size: theme(digitv2.fontSize.heading-s.mobile); } @media (min-aspect-ratio: 9/16) and (max-aspect-ratio: 3/4) { font-size: theme(digitv2.fontSize.heading-s.tablet); } }This change would reduce repetition and make it clearer that the desktop size is the default.
react/css/src/digitv2/components/tooltipwrapperV2.scss (1)
43-61: LGTM! Consider enhancing media query comments.The changes to the
.tooltip-headerclass look good. The use of theme variables for font properties ensures consistency with the design system. The responsive font sizes using media queries based on aspect ratios is an interesting and potentially effective approach.Consider enhancing the media query comments to include the specific aspect ratios they target. This would make it easier for other developers to understand the breakpoints at a glance. For example:
@media (max-aspect-ratio: 9/16) { /* Mobile view (aspect ratio <= 9:16) */ font-size: theme(digitv2.fontSize.heading-s.mobile); } @media (min-aspect-ratio: 9/16) and (max-aspect-ratio: 3/4) { /* Tablet view (9:16 < aspect ratio <= 3:4) */ font-size: theme(digitv2.fontSize.heading-s.tablet); } @media (min-aspect-ratio: 3/4) { /* Desktop view (aspect ratio > 3:4) */ font-size: theme(digitv2.fontSize.heading-s.desktop); }This minor change would improve the readability and maintainability of the code.
react/ui-components/src/molecules/TableMolecule.js (1)
414-415: Use unique and stable keys in list renderingWhen rendering lists in React using
map, it's recommended to use unique and stable keys rather than indices. Using indices as keys can lead to issues when the list data changes, such as adding, removing, or reordering items, which can cause rendering bugs or incorrect component behavior. If possible, consider using a unique identifier from your data (e.g., anidproperty) for thekeyprop.Also applies to: 445-448, 470-473
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react/css/src/digitv2/components/viewCardFieldPairV2.scss (3)
10-13: LGTM: Font properties aligned with design systemThe addition of font properties using the
themefunction is a good practice. It ensures consistency with the design system and improves maintainability.
10-28: Summary: Improved typography and responsivenessThe changes to the
.digit-viewcard-labelclass enhance the component's typography and responsiveness. The consistent use of thethemefunction aligns well with the design system. The aspect ratio-based media queries provide a unique approach to responsive design, though the specific breakpoints should be verified for consistency with project requirements.Overall, these changes appear to be a positive improvement to the component's styling.
15-28: Verify aspect ratio breakpoints for responsivenessThe addition of media queries for different aspect ratios is a good approach for responsive design. The use of the
themefunction for font sizes maintains consistency with the design system.However, the aspect ratio breakpoints (9/16 and 3/4) are not standard. Please verify if these specific ratios align with the intended device targets and design requirements.
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react/css/src/digitv2/components/panelV2.scss (1)
110-113: LGTM: Good use of theme variables for font propertiesThe addition of font properties using theme variables (
theme(digitv2.fontFamily.sans),theme(digitv2.fontStyle.normal),theme(digitv2.fontWeight.bold),theme(digitv2.lineHeight.lineheight1)) is a great practice. It ensures consistency across the application and makes future updates easier.react/css/src/digitv2/components/menuCardV2.scss (1)
46-46: Fix typo in class nameThe class name
.digit-menuacard-menuNamecontains a typo ('menuacard' instead of 'menucard'). This should be corrected to ensure consistency and prevent potential styling issues.Apply this diff to fix the typo:
-.digit-menuacard-menuName { +.digit-menucard-menuName {Make sure to update any corresponding HTML or JavaScript files that may be using this class name.
Likely invalid or redundant comment.
react/css/src/digitv2/components/accordionV2.scss (2)
58-76: Consider using a shared mixin for repeated styles.The changes to
.digit-accordion-header-titleare identical to those made in.digit-accordion-number. This repetition further emphasizes the benefit of using a shared mixin as suggested in the previous comment.Please refer to the previous comment for the suggestion on creating a mixin to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.
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29-76: Overall, good improvements to styling and responsiveness.The changes to both
.digit-accordion-numberand.digit-accordion-header-titleenhance the styling and responsiveness of the accordion component. The use of theme variables and responsive font sizes is commendable.To further improve the code:
- Consider implementing the suggested mixin to reduce repetition.
- Ensure that the new styles are thoroughly tested across different devices and screen sizes to confirm the intended responsive behavior.
Great job on improving the component's visual consistency and adaptability!
react/css/src/digitv2/components/treeSelectV2.scss (1)
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29-151: Overall assessment: Good changes with room for optimizationThe changes introduced in this PR enhance the component's responsiveness and visual consistency across different device sizes, which is commendable. The use of theme variables ensures a cohesive design language.
However, there's an opportunity to optimize the code structure by eliminating duplication. Implementing the suggested mixin or a similar approach would significantly improve code maintainability and adhere better to the DRY principle.
These optimizations aside, the changes represent a positive step towards a more robust and flexible UI component.
react/css/src/digitv2/components/selectDropdownV2.scss (5)
128-146: Improved typography and responsiveness for .digit-category-nameThe changes enhance the typography consistency and introduce responsive design for different device sizes. The use of theme variables ensures alignment with the overall design system.
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183-203: Consistent typography improvements for .main-optionThese changes align with the previous improvements, enhancing typography consistency and responsiveness across different device sizes. The continued use of theme variables maintains design system consistency.
245-263: Consistent typography for active state of .main-optionThe changes maintain consistency with the previous improvements, now applying responsive typography to the active state of the dropdown item. This ensures a uniform user experience across different interaction states and device sizes.
281-299: Consistent typography for active state of nested dropdownsThese changes extend the typography improvements to the active state of nested text dropdowns, maintaining consistency with the previous updates. This ensures a uniform appearance and behavior across different dropdown variants and device sizes.
319-337: Comprehensive typography improvements across all dropdown variantsThese final changes complete the typography improvements by extending them to the active state of profile nested text dropdowns. The consistent application of responsive typography across all dropdown variants and states ensures a cohesive and professional user interface that adapts well to different device sizes.
Overall, these updates significantly enhance the component's visual consistency and responsiveness. Great job on maintaining a systematic approach to these improvements!
react/css/src/digitv2/components/landingpagecardV2.scss (3)
2-2: Verify browser compatibility forwidth: fit-contentThe
width: fit-content;property may not be fully supported across all browsers, particularly older versions of Internet Explorer and Edge. Please ensure that this property is compatible with the browsers your application supports, or consider providing a fallback.
191-194: Ensure consistent width settings across devicesYou've set
width: fit-content;initially and then overridden it withwidth: 100%;for mobile devices. Confirm that this behavior provides the desired layout on all supported devices and doesn't cause any unexpected scrolling or layout issues.
72-90: Typo in class selector.ladingcard-moduleNameIt appears that the class selector
.ladingcard-moduleNamemay be misspelled. Should it be.landingcard-moduleName? This typo could prevent styles from being applied correctly.Apply this diff to correct the typo:
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react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableCell.js (1)
33-33: RenamedefaultmaxCharstodefaultMaxCharsfor consistencyVariable names should follow camelCase conventions. Please consider renaming
defaultmaxCharstodefaultMaxCharsfor readability and consistency.Apply this diff to make the change:
- const defaultmaxChars = columnType === "text" ? 64 : 256; + const defaultMaxChars = columnType === "text" ? 64 : 256;
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react/ui-components/src/molecules/stories/TableMolecule.stories.js (12)
215-222: The previous comment about adding akeyprop is still applicableThe JSX element at lines 215-222 is missing a
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699-699: The previous comment about label inconsistency is still applicableAt line 699, the label for
Checkboxis still inconsistent with the other labels. Please update it to maintain consistency.
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@Swathi-eGov can u revist the props, this will lead to confusions
table header = [],
body/rows =[],
data = [],
all the other items should be grouped under custom header ={
put all header related custom props}
similar for the rows etc,
all should have a default value
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react/ui-components/src/molecules/index.js (2)
51-54: LGTM: New exports are correctly added.The new exports for TableMolecule, MetricCard, and FormCard are consistent with the added import statements and follow the existing pattern in the file.
For consistency with the rest of the file, consider adding a trailing comma after the last export (FormCard). This makes future additions easier and keeps the diff cleaner. Here's the suggested change:
MenuCardWrapper, TableMolecule, MetricCard, - FormCard + FormCard, };
24-26: Summary: New components successfully added to the molecules indexThe changes in this file successfully introduce three new components (TableMolecule, MetricCard, and FormCard) to the molecules index. These additions are consistent with the PR objectives and follow the existing patterns in the file. The changes improve the modularity of the UI components by making these new molecules available for use in other parts of the application.
As the number of components in this index file grows, consider organizing them into categories or separate files if it becomes too large. This can improve maintainability and make it easier for developers to find specific components.
Also applies to: 51-54
react/ui-components/src/molecules/FormCard.js (1)
63-63: Remove commented-out code.There's a commented-out line that can be safely removed.
Remove the following line:
- {/* {children} */}react/css/src/digitv2/components/otpInputV2.scss (1)
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1-30: Summary: Address the systematic use of!importantin stylesThe changes in this file consistently use
!importantto enforce certain styles, particularly for flex layouts. While this may solve immediate styling conflicts, it's not a sustainable long-term solution and can lead to maintainability issues.To improve the overall architecture of your styles:
- Conduct a comprehensive review of your CSS architecture to identify the root cause of these conflicts.
- Consider implementing a CSS methodology like BEM (Block Element Modifier) or a utility-first approach like Tailwind CSS to reduce style conflicts.
- If you're using a component library or framework, ensure that you're following their best practices for style customization.
- Create a plan to gradually remove
!importantdeclarations by addressing conflicts at their source.- Document any cases where
!importantis absolutely necessary, explaining the reasoning to future maintainers.These steps will help improve the maintainability and scalability of your styles in the long run.
react/css/src/digitv2/components/checkboxV2.scss (5)
38-40: LGTM: New intermediate state stylingThe addition of the
.intermediateclass provides styling for an intermediate state of the checkbox, which is a valuable UI enhancement. The use of theme variables and consistent border width (0.125rem) aligns with the existing styles.Consider using a SCSS variable for the border width (0.125rem) to ensure consistency across different states (checked, intermediate) and easier maintenance. For example:
$checkbox-border-width: 0.125rem; &.intermediate { border: $checkbox-border-width solid theme(digitv2.lightTheme.primary-1); }
52-54: LGTM: Consistent hover state for intermediate checkboxThe addition of a specific hover state for the intermediate checkbox ensures consistent styling across different states. This improves the overall user experience and maintains visual coherence.
For consistency with the previous suggestion, consider using the SCSS variable for border width here as well:
$checkbox-border-width: 0.125rem; input:hover~.digit-custom-checkbox.intermediate { border: $checkbox-border-width solid theme(digitv2.lightTheme.primary-1); }
71-76: LGTM: New intermediate state indicatorThe addition of the
.intermediate-squareclass provides a visual indicator for the intermediate state of the checkbox. The use of theme variables for dimensions and colors maintains consistency with the overall design system.Consider making the dimensions of the intermediate square relative to the checkbox size for better scalability. You could use a percentage or calc() function:
.intermediate-square { width: calc(theme(digitv2.spacers.spacer6) * 2/3); height: calc(theme(digitv2.spacers.spacer6) * 2/3); background-color: theme(digitv2.lightTheme.primary-1); display: block; }This way, if the checkbox size changes, the intermediate indicator will scale proportionally.
117-119: LGTM: Consistent styling for disabled intermediate stateThe addition of styles for the disabled intermediate state ensures visual consistency across all checkbox states. The use of theme variables for colors maintains design system coherence.
For consistency with previous suggestions, consider using the SCSS variable for border width:
$checkbox-border-width: 0.125rem; .digit-custom-checkbox.intermediate { border: $checkbox-border-width solid theme(digitv2.lightTheme.text-disabled); }
121-126: LGTM: Disabled state for intermediate indicatorThe addition of styles for the disabled intermediate indicator ensures visual consistency across all checkbox states. The use of theme variables for dimensions and colors maintains design system coherence.
To reduce code duplication and improve maintainability, consider refactoring the
.intermediate-squarestyles. You can move the common properties to the main class and only override the background color in the disabled state:.intermediate-square { width: theme(digitv2.spacers.spacer4); height: theme(digitv2.spacers.spacer4); background-color: theme(digitv2.lightTheme.primary-1); display: block; } &.disabled { .intermediate-square { background-color: theme(digitv2.lightTheme.text-disabled); } }This approach reduces redundancy and makes it easier to maintain consistent dimensions across different states.
react/ui-components/src/molecules/MetricCard.js (1)
24-65: LGTM: Well-structured rendering logic with a minor optimization suggestion.The component's rendering logic is comprehensive and handles various cases effectively. The use of
Fragment, conditional rendering, and internationalization is well-implemented.A minor optimization suggestion for the status icon rendering:
- {metric.status === "Increased" ? ( - <CustomSVG.SortUp fill={"#00703c"} /> - ) : metric.status === "Decreased" ? ( - <CustomSVG.SortDown fill={"#b91900"} /> - ) : null} + {metric.status === "Increased" && <CustomSVG.SortUp fill={"#00703c"} />} + {metric.status === "Decreased" && <CustomSVG.SortDown fill={"#b91900"} />}This change simplifies the conditional rendering of status icons and improves readability.
react/ui-components/src/atoms/BreadCrumb.js (1)
23-24: Improved logic, but needs some refinementsThe changes to the
isLastfunction improve its alignment with the component's display logic by considering only visible crumbs. However, there are a few points to address:
The function assumes
props.crumbsis always defined. Consider adding a fallback:let validcrumb = props.crumbs?.filter((ob) => ob?.show === true) || []The use of optional chaining (
?.) is inconsistent. For consistency and to avoid potential errors, apply it uniformly:return validcrumb.findIndex((ob) => ob?.path === props.crumbs?.[index]?.path) === validcrumb.length - 1;For performance optimization, consider memoizing the
validcrumbarray usinguseMemoto prevent unnecessary recalculations on each render:const validcrumb = useMemo(() => props.crumbs?.filter((ob) => ob?.show === true) || [], [props.crumbs]);Then, move the
isLastfunction outside the component or memoize it withuseCallback.react/ui-components/src/atoms/CheckBox.js (3)
71-71: Approve with minor formatting suggestionThe addition of the
intermediateclass based on theisIntermediateprop is correct and allows for proper styling of the intermediate state. However, consider improving the readability by maintaining consistent spacing in the template literal.Consider adjusting the spacing for consistency:
- } ${isIntermediate ? "intermediate" : ""} ${props?.inputIconClassname} `} + } ${isIntermediate ? "intermediate" : ""} ${props?.inputIconClassname}`}
73-77: Approve with minor suggestion for consistencyThe implementation of the intermediate state rendering is correct and well-structured. It allows for a clear visual distinction between checked, unchecked, and intermediate states.
For consistency with the SVG.Check component, consider extracting the intermediate square into a separate component:
const IntermediateSquare = ({ disabled }) => ( <span className={`intermediate-square ${disabled ? "squaredisabled" : ""}`} /> ); // Then in the render: {isIntermediate && !checked ? ( <IntermediateSquare disabled={disabled} /> ) : ( <SVG.Check fill={props?.iconFill || (disabled ? diabledIconColor : iconColor)} /> )}This approach would make the code more modular and easier to maintain.
Potential issues: Existing
CheckBoxusage withoutisIntermediatepropThe verification process identified the following concerns:
File:
react/ui-components/src/atoms/Table.js
<CheckBox inputRef={resolvedRef} {...rest} />is used without theisIntermediateprop, which may lead to unintended behavior or styling inconsistencies.Styles:
- Multiple instances of the
.intermediateclass are present in CSS and SCSS files, indicating that styles are defined for the intermediate state but may not be utilized correctly in allCheckBoxusages.Please ensure that all existing
CheckBoxcomponents are updated to include theisIntermediateprop where applicable to maintain consistent behavior and styling across the codebase.🔗 Analysis chain
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1-130: Overall assessment: Solid implementation of intermediate checkbox stateThe changes to the
CheckBoxcomponent effectively implement an intermediate state, which enhances the component's flexibility and usability. The newisIntermediateprop is well-integrated into the existing code, with appropriate updates to prop types and default props. The rendering logic correctly handles the new state, and the addition of a new CSS class allows for custom styling.A few minor suggestions have been made for improving code consistency and modularity, but these are not critical. The implementation is solid and ready for use.
To ensure that the changes don't introduce any regressions, please run the following verification script:
This script will help identify any potential conflicts or areas that might need attention due to the introduction of the new
isIntermediateprop.🏁 Scripts executed
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Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of CheckBox component and potential impact of changes # Test: Search for CheckBox usage in the codebase echo "Searching for CheckBox usage:" rg --type js --type jsx -A 5 'import.*CheckBox' | rg -A 5 '<CheckBox' # Test: Check if any existing CheckBox usage might be affected by the new isIntermediate prop echo "Checking for potential conflicts with existing CheckBox usage:" rg --type js --type jsx '<CheckBox(?!.*isIntermediate).*>' # Test: Verify if there are any existing styles for the new 'intermediate' class echo "Checking for existing styles for the 'intermediate' class:" rg --type css --type scss '\.intermediate'Length of output: 816
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of CheckBox component and potential impact of changes with corrected commands. # Test: Search for CheckBox usage in the codebase echo "Searching for CheckBox usage:" rg 'import\s+.*CheckBox' -g '*.js' -g '*.jsx' -A 5 | rg '<CheckBox' # Test: Check if any existing CheckBox usage might be affected by the new isIntermediate prop echo "Checking for potential conflicts with existing CheckBox usage:" rg '<CheckBox[^>]*>' -g '*.js' -g '*.jsx' | grep -v 'isIntermediate' # Test: Verify if there are any existing styles for the new 'intermediate' class echo "Checking for existing styles for the 'intermediate' class:" rg '\.intermediate' -g '*.css' -g '*.scss'Length of output: 2396
react/ui-components/src/atoms/stories/BreadCrumb.stories.js (3)
49-49: LGTM: Addedpathproperty to breadcrumb itemsThe addition of the
pathproperty to each breadcrumb item in theDefaultstory enhances the structure and improves clarity for navigation. The paths are logically consistent with the content of each item.Consider using more specific paths that reflect a real-world scenario. For example:
path: "/", // for Home path: "/category", // for Previous path: "/category/subcategory", // for CurrentThis would make the example more realistic and potentially more useful for developers using this component.
Also applies to: 54-54, 59-59
116-116: LGTM: Addedpathproperty to collapsed breadcrumb itemsThe addition of the
pathproperty to each breadcrumb item in theCollapsedBreadCrumbsstory enhances the example without interfering with the collapse functionality demonstration.Consider using more specific paths that reflect a deeper navigation structure, which would better illustrate the use case for collapsed breadcrumbs. For example:
path: "/", // for Home path: "/category1", // for Previous1 path: "/category1/subcategory1", // for Previous2 path: "/category1/subcategory1/subcategory2", // for Previous3 path: "/category1/subcategory1/subcategory2/current", // for CurrentThis would make the example more realistic for scenarios where breadcrumb collapsing is necessary.
Also applies to: 121-121, 126-126, 131-131, 136-136
182-182: LGTM: Added paths to breadcrumb items and reformattedexpandTextThe changes in this story maintain consistency with previous stories while enhancing the demonstration of the expand text functionality:
- Added
pathproperty to each breadcrumb item, consistent with other stories.- Reformatted the
expandTextproperty for improved readability.Consider using a more descriptive expand text that reflects its purpose. For example:
expandText: "Show all breadcrumbs",This would make the functionality clearer to users of the component.
Also applies to: 187-187, 192-192, 197-197, 202-202, 206-207
react/ui-components/src/molecules/stories/MetricCard.stories.js (5)
1-15: LGTM! Consider adding PropTypes for better documentation.The imports and default export for the MetricCard stories are well-structured and follow Storybook's component story format. The argTypes are correctly defined for the component's props.
Consider adding PropTypes to the MetricCard component (if not already present) and importing them here to automatically generate argTypes. This can help maintain consistency between the component's props and the Storybook documentation.
Example:
import MetricCard, { propTypes } from "../MetricCard"; export default { // ... argTypes: propTypes, };
27-37: LGTM! Consider refining the sample metrics data.The Default story is well-structured and correctly uses the Template and commonArgs.
Consider refining the sample metrics data for better consistency and realism:
- In the third and fourth metrics, replace "description" with more meaningful descriptions.
- Ensure consistent capitalization in status messages (e.g., "Nochange" to "No change").
- Use consistent formatting for percentages in status messages (e.g., "10% than" vs "80% than").
Example of improved metrics:
metrics: [ {"value":"3%", "description":"Test Compliance", "statusmessage":"10% lower than state average", "status":"Decreased"}, {"value":"60%", "description":"Quality Tests Passed", "statusmessage":"80% higher than state average", "status":"Increased"}, {"value":"90%", "description":"User Satisfaction", "statusmessage":"15% higher than state average", "status":"No change"}, {"value":"26%", "description":"Error Rate", "statusmessage":"6% lower than state average", "status":"Increased"}, ]
39-93: LGTM! Consider reducing duplication in metrics data.The WithLayout, WithDivider, WithBottomDivider, and WithBothDividers stories effectively demonstrate various configurations of the MetricCard component.
To reduce duplication and improve maintainability, consider extracting the metrics data into a separate constant:
const sampleMetrics = [ {"value":"3%", "description":"Test Compliance", "statusmessage":"10% lower than state average", "status":"Decreased"}, {"value":"60%", "description":"Quality Tests Passed", "statusmessage":"80% higher than state average", "status":"Increased"}, {"value":"90%", "description":"User Satisfaction", "statusmessage":"15% higher than state average", "status":"No change"}, {"value":"26%", "description":"Error Rate", "statusmessage":"6% lower than state average", "status":"Increased"}, ]; // Then in each story: metrics: sampleMetrics,This change will make it easier to update the sample data across all stories and reduce the risk of inconsistencies.
95-111: LGTM! Consider expanding the custom styles example.The CustomStyles story effectively demonstrates how to apply custom styles to the MetricCard component.
To provide a more comprehensive example of custom styling capabilities, consider expanding the styles object with additional properties that might be relevant to the MetricCard component. For example:
styles: { backgroundColor: "#f9f9f9", borderRadius: "12px", border: "2px solid #333", padding: "16px", boxShadow: "0 4px 6px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1)", color: "#333", fontFamily: "Arial, sans-serif", },This expanded example would showcase more styling possibilities to users of the component.
1-111: Good overall structure. Consider adding more documentation and reducing duplication.The file is well-organized, following a logical structure that makes it easy to understand and maintain. The grouping of stories by functionality is helpful.
To further improve the file:
- Add a file-level JSDoc comment explaining the purpose of this stories file and any important details about the MetricCard component.
- Consider grouping related stories using Storybook's component composition feature. For example:
export default { title: "Molecules/MetricCard", component: MetricCard, }; export const Layouts = { render: Template, args: commonArgs, }; Layouts.Default = Template.bind({}); Layouts.Default.args = { ...Default.args }; Layouts.WithLayout = Template.bind({}); Layouts.WithLayout.args = { ...WithLayout.args }; // Similar grouping for Dividers and StylesThis approach can help organize related stories and reduce duplication.
react/ui-components/src/atoms/stories/CheckBox.stories.js (3)
177-204: Approve new Intermediate stories with a suggestionThe new
IntermediateandIntermediateLabelledstories are well-structured and consistent with the existing patterns in the file. They provide valuable examples of the checkbox in its intermediate state, both with and without a label.However, I have a suggestion regarding the
checkedproperty:Consider clarifying the relationship between
isIntermediateandchecked. In these stories,isIntermediateistruewhilecheckedisfalse. It might be worth adding a comment explaining this combination, or consider ifcheckedshould be set totrueor omitted entirely for the intermediate state.Example comment:
// In the intermediate state, the checkbox is neither fully checked nor unchecked
206-220: Approve IntermediateDisabled story with a suggestionThe
IntermediateDisabledstory is a valuable addition, completing the set of intermediate state examples by demonstrating a disabled intermediate checkbox. The implementation is consistent with other stories in the file.As mentioned in the previous comment, consider clarifying the relationship between
isIntermediateandchecked. You might want to add a comment explaining whycheckedisfalsewhenisIntermediateistrue, or consider if this property should be handled differently for the intermediate state.
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1-221: Summary: Comprehensive implementation of intermediate checkbox stateThe changes in this file provide a thorough and consistent implementation of the new
isIntermediateproperty for the CheckBox component. The additions include:
- A new control in the Storybook UI for
isIntermediate.- Integration of
isIntermediateinto the common arguments.- New stories showcasing the intermediate state in various scenarios (unlabelled, labelled, and disabled).
These changes enhance the flexibility and usability of the CheckBox component in Storybook.
To further improve the implementation:
- Consider adding documentation or comments explaining the behavior of the checkbox in its intermediate state, particularly regarding the relationship between
isIntermediateandchecked.- You might want to review if the current handling of
checked(set tofalse) in the intermediate state stories is the desired behavior, or if it should be handled differently.These clarifications would help other developers understand and use the intermediate state correctly in their implementations.
react/ui-components/src/hoc/FieldV1.js (1)
213-213: LGTM! Consider updating documentation.The addition of the
isIntermediateproperty to the CheckBox component is a good enhancement. It allows for representing a "partially checked" state, which is useful in hierarchical checkbox structures.Consider updating the component's documentation or adding a comment to explain the purpose and usage of the
isIntermediateproperty. This will help other developers understand when and how to use this new feature.react/css/src/digitv2/components/uploaderV2.scss (1)
675-677: Consider reducing empty linesThree consecutive empty lines have been added here. While empty lines can improve readability, this seems excessive and inconsistent with the spacing in the rest of the file. Consider reducing this to one or two empty lines for better consistency.
react/ui-components/src/atoms/Uploader.js (1)
492-492: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The addition of the
inlineclass based on theprops.inlinevalue is a good way to provide flexible styling options. This change doesn't affect the existing functionality and maintains consistency with the current error handling.For improved clarity, consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the
inlineclass. For example:- <div className={`digit-uploader-wrap ${props?.inline ? "inline" : ""} ${props?.iserror ? "error" : ""}`}> + {/* Apply 'inline' class for horizontal layout when props.inline is true */} + <div className={`digit-uploader-wrap ${props?.inline ? "inline" : ""} ${props?.iserror ? "error" : ""}`}>This comment would help other developers understand the intention behind the
inlineclass without needing to look at the CSS implementation.react/css/src/digitv2/components/metricCardV2.scss (1)
139-149: Ensure consistent casing in class namesThe class names
Increased,Decreased, andNochangemix different casing styles. To maintain consistency and follow CSS naming conventions, consider using a consistent case style such as lowercase with hyphens (.increased,.decreased,.no-change) or another standard used in your project.react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableCell.js (1)
39-39: RenamedefaultmaxCharsto follow camelCase conventionThe variable
defaultmaxCharsshould be renamed todefaultMaxCharsto adhere to JavaScript camelCase naming conventions, enhancing code readability and consistency.Apply this diff:
-const defaultmaxChars = columnType === "text" ? 64 : 256; +const defaultMaxChars = columnType === "text" ? 64 : 256;And update its usage in line 46:
- maxLength: cellData?.maxLength || defaultmaxChars, + maxLength: cellData?.maxLength || defaultMaxChars,react/css/src/digitv2/components/formCardV2.scss (2)
10-11: Avoid redundant CSS declarations when using@apply.The
@apply flex-col;directive includesdisplay: flex;andflex-direction: column;. Therefore, the subsequent declarationdisplay: flex !important;may be redundant. Removingdisplay: flex !important;can streamline the code and prevent potential specificity conflicts.
69-70: Avoid redundant CSS declarations when using@apply.The
@apply overflow-hidden overflow-y-auto flex-col;directive incorporatesdisplay: flex;andflex-direction: column;. The followingdisplay: flex;declaration may be unnecessary. Consider removing it to simplify the code.react/ui-components/src/molecules/stories/FormCard.stories.js (2)
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70-79: Fix the cleanup function inuseEffectto properly remove the event listenerIn the
useEffecthook, the cleanup function should remove the event listener added during the effect. Currently, it incorrectly adds another event listener, which can lead to multiple event listeners and memory leaks.Apply this diff to fix the cleanup function:
React.useEffect(() => { - window.addEventListener("resize", () => { - onResize(); - }); + window.addEventListener("resize", onResize); return () => { - window.addEventListener("resize", () => { - onResize(); - }); + window.removeEventListener("resize", onResize); }; });
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41-241: Consider refactoring to reduce code duplication betweenSimpleLayoutandWithLayoutBoth the
SimpleLayoutandWithLayoutstories share a significant amount of duplicate code, including state variables, event handlers, and component structures. Refactoring common logic into reusable functions or components can improve maintainability and reduce redundancy.Also applies to: 243-432
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13-13: Consider the usage of 'object' control for 'styles'At line 13, the
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react/ui-components/src/molecules/index.js (1)
24-26: LGTM: New import statements are consistent and well-formatted.The new import statements for TableMolecule, MetricCard, and FormCard follow the existing pattern in the file and use consistent naming conventions.
react/ui-components/src/molecules/FormCard.js (1)
33-48: Well-implemented children rendering with dividers.The logic for rendering children with conditional dividers is well-implemented. It correctly considers the grid layout and the withDivider prop.
react/css/src/digitv2/components/otpInputV2.scss (1)
30-30: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionVerify the necessity of forcing column direction with
!important.The use of
!importantforflex-direction: columnsuggests that there might be conflicting styles attempting to set a different flex direction. This could potentially lead to unexpected layout behavior.Please verify if this change is absolutely necessary by running the following script:
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react/css/src/digitv2/components/checkboxV2.scss (2)
29-31: LGTM: Prevents SVG from shrinkingThe addition of
flex-shrink: 0;to the SVG is a good practice. It ensures that the checkbox icon maintains its size consistently, even when space is limited.
34-36: LGTM: Enhanced hover stateThe modification to the hover state improves the user experience by providing a more noticeable effect. The use of
@apply border-2;and a theme variable for color is consistent with best practices for maintainability and design consistency.react/ui-components/src/molecules/MetricCard.js (3)
1-7: LGTM: Imports and component declaration are well-structured.The imports are appropriate for the component's functionality, and the component declaration follows React best practices. The use of destructured props enhances readability.
91-91: LGTM: Correct component export.The component is correctly exported as the default export, following common React practices.
1-92: Overall: Well-implemented and feature-rich MetricCard component.The MetricCard component is a well-structured and flexible React component for displaying metrics in a card layout. Key strengths include:
- Dynamic grid layout based on the
layoutprop.- Internationalization support using react-i18next.
- Conditional rendering for various metric elements and dividers.
- Proper use of PropTypes for type checking.
The suggested improvements (CSS modules/styled-components, status icon rendering optimization, and enhanced PropTypes) are minor and aimed at further enhancing the component's maintainability and type safety.
Great job on implementing this reusable and customizable component!
react/ui-components/src/atoms/BreadCrumb.js (1)
23-24: Verify consistency with rendering logicThe changes to the
isLastfunction improve its alignment with the component's display logic. However, it's crucial to ensure that this change is consistent with how the breadcrumbs are rendered in the JSX.Please run the following script to check for any inconsistencies:
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- The rendering logic filters crumbs based on the
showproperty, similar to theisLastfunction.- The way paths are accessed in the
isLastfunction matches how they're used when rendering links.If any inconsistencies are found, please align the rendering logic with the updated
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isLastfunction changes align correctly with the rendering logic:
- Crumbs are filtered based on the
showproperty both in theisLastfunction and the rendering logic.- Path comparisons use
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react/ui-components/src/atoms/CheckBox.js (3)
23-23: LGTM: Addition ofisIntermediatepropThe addition of the
isIntermediateprop is a good enhancement to the checkbox component. It allows for representing a third state, which is useful in scenarios like nested checkboxes or bulk selection interfaces.
114-115: LGTM: PropTypes additionThe addition of
isIntermediateto the propTypes is correct and consistent with the component's new functionality. It's good practice to define prop types for all props used in a component.
127-127: LGTM: Default prop additionSetting the default value of
isIntermediatetofalseis correct. This ensures that the checkbox behaves in its original manner unless explicitly set to an intermediate state.react/ui-components/src/atoms/stories/BreadCrumb.stories.js (5)
31-33: LGTM: Improved formatting forexpandTextpropertyThe reformatting of the
expandTextproperty in theargTypesobject enhances code consistency and readability. This change is purely cosmetic and does not affect functionality.
68-68: LGTM: Addedpathproperty to breadcrumb items with iconsThe addition of the
pathproperty to each breadcrumb item in theWithIconsstory is consistent with the changes in theDefaultstory. This maintains a good balance between showing icon usage and demonstrating path integration.Also applies to: 74-74, 80-80
94-94: LGTM: Addedpathproperty to breadcrumb items with custom separatorThe addition of the
pathproperty to each breadcrumb item in theWithCustomSeperatorstory is consistent with previous stories. This change maintains the integrity of the custom separator example while enhancing it with path information.Also applies to: 99-99, 104-104
148-148: LGTM: Enhanced collapsed breadcrumbs with paths and custom collapse valuesThe changes in this story significantly improve the demonstration of the BreadCrumb component's capabilities:
- Added
pathproperty to each breadcrumb item, consistent with previous stories.- Introduced
itemsBeforeCollapseanditemsAfterCollapseproperties, providing fine-grained control over the collapsing behavior.These additions enhance both the structure of the breadcrumb items and the flexibility of the collapsing functionality demonstration.
Also applies to: 153-153, 158-158, 163-163, 168-168, 172-173
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1-207: Overall assessment: Excellent improvements to BreadCrumb storiesThe changes made to this file significantly enhance the BreadCrumb component stories:
- Consistently added
pathproperties to all breadcrumb items across different story configurations.- Improved formatting for better readability (e.g.,
expandTextproperty).- Added custom collapse values to demonstrate more advanced functionality.
These changes provide more realistic and comprehensive examples for component usage, improving the overall quality of the Storybook documentation.
Suggestions for further improvement:
- Consider using more specific and realistic paths in examples.
- Use more descriptive text for the
expandTextproperty.Great job on these enhancements!
react/ui-components/src/molecules/stories/MetricCard.stories.js (2)
17-25: LGTM! Good use of Template and commonArgs.The Template function and commonArgs object are well-implemented. This approach promotes code reuse and makes it easier to maintain consistent props across different stories.
1-111: Overall, well-structured stories with room for minor improvements.This Storybook stories file for the MetricCard component is well-organized and effectively demonstrates various configurations and styling options. It serves its purpose in showcasing the component's capabilities.
Key strengths:
- Clear structure following Storybook best practices.
- Good coverage of different prop combinations.
- Effective use of Template and commonArgs for code reuse.
Areas for improvement:
- Reduce duplication in metrics data.
- Enhance consistency in sample data.
- Expand documentation with JSDoc comments.
- Consider using Storybook's component composition for better organization.
These improvements will enhance the maintainability and usefulness of the stories file. Great job overall!
react/ui-components/src/atoms/stories/CheckBox.stories.js (2)
18-18: LGTM: Addition ofisIntermediatecontrolThe
isIntermediateproperty has been correctly added as a boolean control in theargTypes. This addition is consistent with other boolean controls in the file and will allow Storybook users to toggle the intermediate state in the UI.
32-32: LGTM: Addition ofisIntermediatetocommonArgsThe
isIntermediateproperty has been correctly added to thepopulatorsobject incommonArgswith a default value offalse. This ensures that all stories have access to this property and provides a sensible default value.react/ui-components/src/atoms/stories/Hamburger.stories.js (5)
22-23: LGTM: New props enhance component functionalityThe addition of
closeOnClickOutsideandonOutsideClickprops improves the component's flexibility by allowing control over outside click behavior. The types and controls for these new props are appropriate.
144-150: LGTM: New child item added to menu structureThe addition of a new child item "SubChildModule 1" to "InnerModule 1" increases the depth of the menu structure. This change maintains consistency with the existing item structure.
Please verify that the sidebar renders correctly with this additional level of nesting, especially on smaller screen sizes.
227-234: LGTM: New story demonstrates onOutsideClick functionalityThe new
LightThemeWithOnOutsideClickLogicstory effectively demonstrates the usage of theonOutsideClickprop. SettingcloseOnClickOutsideto false is appropriate for this demonstration.
275-282: LGTM: New story demonstrates onOutsideClick functionality with dark themeThe new
DarkThemeWithOnOutsideClickLogicstory effectively demonstrates the usage of theonOutsideClickprop with the dark theme. The implementation is consistent with the light theme story, which is good for maintaining uniformity across themes.
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1-300: Summary: Enhancements to MobileSidebar component and storiesThe changes in this file successfully introduce new functionality to the MobileSidebar component:
- New props
closeOnClickOutsideandonOutsideClickhave been added to enhance control over outside click behavior.- The menu structure has been expanded with a new nested item, increasing the depth of the sidebar.
- New stories
LightThemeWithOnOutsideClickLogicandDarkThemeWithOnOutsideClickLogichave been added to demonstrate the new functionality.These changes improve the component's flexibility and provide clear examples for users. The modifications are consistent and well-integrated with the existing code.
To ensure the changes work as expected across different scenarios:
- Test the sidebar rendering with the new nested menu item on various screen sizes.
- Verify that the
onOutsideClickfunctionality works correctly in both light and dark themes.- Check that existing functionality remains unaffected by these changes.
react/css/src/digitv2/components/mobilesidebarV2.scss (3)
210-210: LGTM. Verify visual alignment.The reduction in left margin for
.digit-inner-level-childfrom 3.5rem to 2.25rem looks good. This change will bring the child elements closer to the left edge, potentially improving space utilization in the mobile layout.Please verify that this change aligns with the intended design and doesn't cause any unintended visual issues in the mobile sidebar layout.
417-417: LGTM. Ensure consistent spacing.The adjustment of left margin for
.digit-icon-msbfromtheme(digitv2.spacers.spacer7)totheme(digitv2.spacers.spacer6)looks good. This change maintains the use of theme variables, which is excellent for consistency.Please verify that this subtle change in icon spacing aligns with the overall design system and doesn't create any visual inconsistencies with other elements in the mobile sidebar.
210-210: Summary: Minor layout adjustments approvedBoth changes in this file involve small reductions in left margins:
- For
.digit-inner-level-child, bringing child elements closer to the left edge.- For
.digit-icon-msb, slightly adjusting icon spacing using theme variables.These changes appear to be refinements to the mobile sidebar layout. While they look good from a code perspective, it's crucial to verify their visual impact in the actual rendered component to ensure they meet the intended design goals and maintain overall consistency.
Also applies to: 417-417
react/css/src/digitv2/components/uploaderV2.scss (4)
75-77: LGTM: Inline layout option addedThe new
.inlineclass provides a flexible way to change the layout direction of the uploader components. This addition enhances the component's versatility.
435-453: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider extracting common font styles
The addition of responsive font styling improves the component's adaptability across different devices. However, as previously suggested, consider extracting these common font styles into a mixin or shared class to improve maintainability and reduce code duplication. This would be particularly beneficial as similar styles are used in other classes like
.capture-heading.
622-640: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionStrongly recommend extracting duplicated styles
The responsive font styling added to
.capture-headingenhances the component's adaptability. However, these styles are nearly identical to those in.uploaded-file-details. This duplication strongly emphasizes the need to extract these common styles into a mixin or shared class. Doing so would significantly improve maintainability and adhere to the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle.
678-697:⚠️ Potential issueApprove wrapper addition, but reconsider use of
!importantThe new
.digit-upload-file-composer-wrapperclass improves the layout structure and responsiveness of the component, which is great. However, the use of!importantin the.upload-filecomposer-headerclass (line 695) should be reconsidered. As mentioned in a previous review, using!importantcan lead to specificity issues and make future maintenance more challenging. Try to achieve the desired styling without relying on!important, possibly by adjusting the specificity of the selector or restructuring the CSS.react/ui-components/src/atoms/TableCell.js (1)
185-189: AdddefaultPropsfor missing props to ensure default valuesThe previous comment about adding
defaultPropsforisHeader,isFooter,colSpan,columnType,cellData, andcellrefis still applicable. Defining default props helps prevent potentialundefinederrors and clarifies component behavior.react/ui-components/src/molecules/TableMolecule.js (2)
385-386: Fix sorting index in scrollable header to account for frozen columnsThis issue has been previously reported, and the past review comment is still valid and applicable.
Also applies to: 306-307
259-263: Simplify conditional expression forhideLabelpropThis issue has been previously noted, and the past review comment is still applicable.
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27-29: Verify the control types for 'onFilter' and 'onRowClick'The
controltype specified foronFilterandonRowClickis"onchange", which is not a standard control type in Storybook'sargTypes. Consider using theactiontype or removing the control to properly handle these event handler props.
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react/ui-components/src/molecules/FormCard.js (5)
1-17: Remove unused importThe
useLocationhook from react-router-dom is imported but not used in this component.
19-36: Enhance error handling for layout prop parsingThe current implementation assumes the layout prop will always be in the correct format. Consider adding error handling to manage cases where the layout prop is invalid.
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38-53: LGTM: Efficient children rendering with dividersThe implementation of rendering children with conditional dividers is well-done. It correctly uses React.Children.map and efficiently calculates divider placement based on the grid layout.
55-82: Use consistent prop naming for equal width buttonsThe prop access is inconsistent with the destructured props. It uses
equalWidthButtonsin the destructuring butprops?.equalButtonsin the JSX.
85-96: LGTM: Proper PropTypes and exportThe PropTypes definitions are complete and correctly match the props used in the component. The default export is also properly implemented.
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174-182: Reset sort order when changing sorted column
212-214: Ensure selected rows remain accurate whenrowsdata changes
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| export const UploaderCard = () => ( | ||
| <Card type={"primary"}> | ||
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| width: "100%", | ||
| display: "flex", | ||
| alignItems: "center", | ||
| justifyContent: "space-between", | ||
| }} | ||
| > | ||
| <TextBlock header={"Upload Targets"}></TextBlock> | ||
| <Button | ||
| variation="secondary" | ||
| label={"Download Template"} | ||
| icon={"FileDownload"} | ||
| ></Button> | ||
| </div> | ||
| <div style={{ maxWidth: "100%", width: "100%" }}> | ||
| <TextBlock | ||
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| "Please populate the downloaded template with boundary data and upload the Excel sheet." | ||
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| </div> | ||
| <Uploader | ||
| variant={"uploadPopup"} | ||
| uploadedFiles={[]} | ||
| showDownloadButton={true} | ||
| showReUploadButton={true} | ||
| multiple={false} | ||
| ></Uploader> | ||
| </Card> | ||
| ); | ||
| </LabelFieldPair> | ||
| <LabelFieldPair> | ||
| <TextBlock style={textBlockStyle} body={"Guardian"}></TextBlock> | ||
| <TextInput type="text"></TextInput> | ||
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| <TextBlock style={textBlockStyle} body={"Special Category"}></TextBlock> | ||
| <div style={{ width: "100%" }}> | ||
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| { code: "1", name: "Below Poverty Line" }, | ||
| { code: "2", name: "Above Poverty Line" }, | ||
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| optionKey={"name"} | ||
| selected={{ code: "1", name: "Below Poverty Line" }} | ||
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| </div> | ||
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| <TextBlock style={textBlockStyle} body={"Document ID"}></TextBlock> | ||
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| <TextBlock style={textBlockStyle} body={"Document Type"}></TextBlock> | ||
| <div style={{ width: "100%" }}> | ||
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| { code: "1", name: "BPL Certificate" }, | ||
| { code: "2", name: "CertificateTwo" }, | ||
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| {/* <Uploader | ||
| style={{ marginBottom: "24px" }} | ||
| variant={"uploadFile"} | ||
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| label={"Choose Document"} | ||
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| label={"Same as Property Address"} | ||
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Refactor duplicated code between SimpleLayout and WithLayout
The SimpleLayout and WithLayout stories share a significant amount of duplicated code, including state variables, event handlers, and JSX structure. This duplication can make maintenance more difficult and increase the chance of inconsistencies.
Consider extracting shared logic and components into reusable functions or custom hooks. This will enhance code maintainability, promote reusability, and reduce the potential for bugs.
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The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
[error] 304-311: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
[error] 312-319: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
| label: | ||
| "JLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Aeneanp", | ||
| maxLength: 64, | ||
| }, | ||
| 100000, | ||
| { | ||
| label: | ||
| "JLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Aenean commodo ligula eget dolor. Aenean massa. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Donec quam felis, ultricies nec, pellentesque eu, pretium quisppp", | ||
| maxLength: 256, | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| icon: "", | ||
| label: "Tag10", | ||
| labelStyle: {}, | ||
| showIcon: false, | ||
| style: {}, | ||
| type: "warning", | ||
| className: "", | ||
| stroke: true, | ||
| onClick: () => {}, | ||
| alignment: "", | ||
| iconClassName: "", | ||
| iconColor: "", | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| isLabelFirst: false, | ||
| label: "Switch10", | ||
| labelStyle: {}, | ||
| shapeOnOff: true, | ||
| style: {}, | ||
| disable: false, | ||
| className: "", | ||
| isCheckedInitially: false, | ||
| onToggle: () => {}, | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| variation: "primary", | ||
| type: "button", | ||
| isDisabled: false, | ||
| showBottom: true, | ||
| icon: "", | ||
| size: "medium", | ||
| label: "Button10", | ||
| onClick: () => {}, | ||
| style: {}, | ||
| isSuffix: false, | ||
| textStyles: {}, | ||
| hideDefaultActionIcon: false, | ||
| options: [], | ||
| isSearchable: true, | ||
| optionsKey: "name", | ||
| onSelect: () => {}, | ||
| menuStyles: {}, | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| onChange: () => {}, | ||
| label: "Checkbox10", | ||
| disabled: false, | ||
| checked: false, | ||
| style: {}, | ||
| isLabelFirst: false, | ||
| hideLabel: false, | ||
| mainClassName: "table-checkbox", | ||
| props: {}, | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| type: "text", | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| optionKey: "name", | ||
| option: options, | ||
| select: (option) => { | ||
| console.log(option, "selected"); | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| optionsKey: "name", | ||
| options: options, | ||
| onSelect: (option) => { | ||
| console.log(option, "selected"); | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| <div | ||
| style={{ | ||
| display: "flex", | ||
| flexDirection: "column", | ||
| gap: "4px", | ||
| justifyContent: "flex-start", | ||
| }} | ||
| > | ||
| <Button | ||
| label={"link10"} | ||
| variation={"link"} | ||
| size={"medium"} | ||
| style={{ padding: "0px", justifyContent: "flex-start" }} | ||
| /> | ||
| <div className="typography body-s">{"Description"}</div> | ||
| </div>, | ||
| ], | ||
| ]; |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Refactor rows data to reduce duplication and improve maintainability
The rows array from lines 166 to 1186 contains repeated structures with similar data for each row. This extensive duplication increases the file size and makes maintenance challenging. Consider refactoring by generating the rows data programmatically using functions or mapping over an array of data objects. This approach will make the code cleaner, easier to read, and simpler to update in the future.
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[error] 251-258: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
[error] 353-360: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
[error] 455-462: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
[error] 557-564: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
[error] 659-666: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
[error] 761-768: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
[error] 863-870: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
[error] 965-972: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
[error] 1067-1074: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
[error] 1169-1176: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
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