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feat(blocks): add pricing block with components and type definitions #6378

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Summary of Changes:

  • Created a fully accessible and typed pricing block with components for displaying pricing information.
    • Components: PricingCard, PriceLabel, PriceToggleButton

Why is this change necessary?

This change introduces a structured pricing block to the project, designed to display pricing information clearly and effectively. By including fully typed components, this ensures the block is reusable and accessible, making it a key component for any pricing-related UI.

  • Problem: The UI previously lacked a dedicated and accessible pricing block that could be reused across different sections of the application.
  • Solution: The newly introduced pricing block consists of components that help display pricing plans clearly and includes interaction elements for price toggling (e.g., showing regular vs. discounted prices). The components are fully typed, ensuring better developer experience and preventing errors.

How was this change implemented?

  • Components:
    • PricingCard: Displays individual pricing plans with clear call-to-action buttons.
    • PriceLabel: Displays the price with relevant formatting (currency symbols, separators, etc.).
    • PriceToggleButton: Allows users to toggle between different price tiers (e.g., regular vs. discounted).

Accessibility:

  • The pricing block is fully WCAG 2.1 AA compliant.
  • Interactive elements are keyboard-navigable, ensuring users can interact with them using only a keyboard.
  • Aria labels have been added to key components to ensure that screen readers can correctly describe pricing information.

Type Safety:

  • The components are fully typed with TypeScript, ensuring that type errors are caught at compile time, improving developer productivity and code quality.

Testing:

  • Manual Testing: The pricing block has been tested in various browsers to ensure it displays correctly and is accessible via keyboard navigation.
  • Unit Testing: Components are covered by basic unit tests to ensure functionality.

Screenshots / Previews:

  • Before: No dedicated reusable pricing block.
  • After:

pricing-block

Known Issues or Future Improvements:

  • There are no known issues with the implementation.
  • Future Considerations: We might consider adding more flexible pricing tiers or currency formatting options based on user feedback.

Checklist:

  • Components are fully typed with TypeScript.
  • All components are accessible (WCAG 2.1 AA compliant).
  • Appropriate aria-labels and roles have been applied to interactive elements.
  • Screenshots and previews have been added.

Conclusion:

This PR introduces a fully accessible, typed pricing block to ui.shadcn.com. The block is reusable, interactive, and improves the display of pricing information across the platform. The components have been built with accessibility in mind and are ready to be integrated into the wider UI system.

Looking forward to your feedback and hoping this addition enhances the project's quality!


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- Added type annotations to  components in  files to resolve TypeScript errors related to inferred types that cannot be named without a reference to external modules.
- Addressed issue with non-portable type inference in  dependency.
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