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feat(skeleton): added Skeleton Loading with Examples #1332

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This Pull Request introduces Skeleton Loading components to Flowbite-React, leveraging the Flowbite package. Skeleton Loading provides users with a seamless loading experience by displaying placeholders while content is being fetched or loaded. This enhancement includes various Skeleton components such as Skeleton, Skeleton Video, Skeleton Image, Skeleton Card, Skeleton List, and Skeleton Testimonial, ensuring a consistent loading UI across different types of content. With these additions, users will enjoy smoother transitions and improved usability, enhancing the overall user experience of Flowbite-React applications.

Pardon me for the variable names, please suggest a better naming convention.

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new Skeleton component in the Flowbite library for creating loading indicators, mimicking the content being loaded such as text, images, and videos. This includes variants like Default, Circular, Rectangular, and Rounded.
    • Added examples for implementing skeleton placeholders for images, videos, cards, lists, and testimonials.
    • Provided customization options for the appearance of the Skeleton component.
  • Documentation
    • Added documentation for the Skeleton component, including usage examples and customization guides.
  • Tests
    • Introduced test cases for the Skeleton component to ensure proper functionality.
  • Style
    • Integrated theme configuration for styling skeleton loading components, offering a variety of visual appearances.

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The update introduces a new Skeleton component in the Flowbite library, enhancing UI design with loading indicators that mimic the content being loaded. This includes various shapes and forms like cards, images, and lists, alongside customization options for their appearance, significantly improving the user experience during content loading.

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Files Change Summary
apps/web/content/docs/components/skeleton.mdx Introduced documentation for the new Skeleton component in the Flowbite library.
apps/web/data/components.tsx
apps/web/data/docs-sidebar.ts
Added Skeleton component to components list and docs sidebar.
apps/web/examples/index.ts
apps/web/examples/skeleton/index.ts
Exported skeleton component examples.
packages/ui/src/components/Skeleton/...
(Skeleton.spec.tsx, Skeleton.stories.tsx, Skeleton.tsx, SkeletonCard.tsx, SkeletonImage.tsx, SkeletonList.tsx, SkeletonTestimonial.tsx, SkeletonVideo.tsx, index.ts, theme.ts)
Introduced and implemented the Skeleton component and its variations, including tests and stories.
packages/ui/src/components/Flowbite/FlowbiteTheme.ts
packages/ui/src/index.ts
packages/ui/src/theme.ts
Added FlowbiteSkeletonTheme interface and exported the Skeleton component and theme.

Possibly related issues

  • Improve per-component theme documentation #808: The introduction of the Skeleton component, along with its comprehensive documentation and theming capabilities, directly addresses the issue's objectives by enhancing usability, allowing for effective customization, and improving the developer experience with clear references for the theme object.

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A Skeleton dances, never does it stop.
Mimicking content, it plays its part,
Loading placeholders, an artful start.
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 40e4e87 and c5775eb.
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  • apps/web/content/docs/components/skeleton.mdx (1 hunks)
  • apps/web/data/components.tsx (1 hunks)
  • apps/web/data/docs-sidebar.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/web/examples/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/web/examples/skeleton/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/web/examples/skeleton/skeleton.card.tsx (1 hunks)
  • apps/web/examples/skeleton/skeleton.circular.tsx (1 hunks)
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  • apps/web/examples/skeleton/skeleton.testimonial.tsx (1 hunks)
  • apps/web/examples/skeleton/skeleton.video.tsx (1 hunks)
  • packages/ui/src/components/Flowbite/FlowbiteTheme.ts (2 hunks)
  • packages/ui/src/components/Skeleton/Skeleton.spec.tsx (1 hunks)
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  • packages/ui/src/components/Skeleton/SkeletonCard.tsx (1 hunks)
  • packages/ui/src/components/Skeleton/SkeletonImage.tsx (1 hunks)
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apps/web/examples/skeleton/skeleton.root.tsx (5)

1-3: Ensure that the import paths are correct and consistent across the project. It's good practice to verify that all necessary dependencies are correctly installed and that the import paths align with the project's structure.


4-16: The client-side code example is clear and demonstrates the basic usage of the Skeleton component. However, consider adding more detailed comments within the code to explain the purpose and usage of the Skeleton component, especially for new developers or first-time users of the library.


18-28: Similar to the client-side example, the server-side code example is straightforward. It's beneficial to maintain consistency between client and server examples for clarity. Ensure that the server-side rendering capabilities of the Skeleton component are tested and work as expected.


30-36: The live component example is a crucial part of demonstrating the component's functionality. It's recommended to include various states or variations of the Skeleton component if applicable, to showcase its flexibility and customization options.


38-54: The export structure is well-organized, making it easy to understand the component's purpose and usage. Ensure that the githubSlug accurately reflects the file's location within the project repository for easier navigation and reference.

apps/web/examples/skeleton/skeleton.card.tsx (4)

1-3: Ensure that the import paths are correct and consistent across the project. It's good practice to verify that all necessary dependencies are correctly installed and that the import paths align with the project's structure.


18-28: The server-side code example correctly demonstrates the usage of the SkeletonCard component. As with the client-side example, ensure that comments are added to explain the component's purpose and usage clearly.


30-36: The live component example effectively demonstrates the SkeletonCard component. Consider showcasing different variations or states of the SkeletonCard to highlight its customization options and versatility.


38-54: The export structure is well-organized. Verify that the githubSlug accurately reflects the file's location within the project repository for easier navigation and reference.

apps/web/examples/skeleton/skeleton.rectangular.tsx (1)

1-54: - The example code for both client and server components is identical. Consider abstracting it to a single shared function or component to reduce duplication and improve maintainability.

  • Ensure that the CodeData interface (if it exists) properly supports the structure of the rectangular object, especially the type and code fields.
  • The use client directive in the code snippet suggests that part of the code is intended for client-side execution only. Verify that this aligns with the overall architecture and usage scenarios of the Flowbite-React library.
  • The Skeleton component is used with a variant="rectangular" prop. Confirm that all necessary props are provided for correct functionality and that the prop types are correctly defined in the Skeleton component.
  • The file structure and naming convention (skeleton.rectangular.tsx) seem consistent with the purpose of the file. However, consider if there's a more descriptive name that could be used, especially if the library will include more complex examples in the future.
apps/web/examples/index.ts (1)

28-28: The export of the skeleton module is correctly placed alphabetically among the other exports, which is good for maintainability and readability. Ensure that all necessary files are included in the skeleton directory and that they are correctly referenced in any documentation or index files.

packages/ui/src/components/Skeleton/SkeletonVideo.tsx (1)

1-35: - The SkeletonVideo component is well-structured, making use of the twMerge function for class name merging and mergeDeep for theme customization. This approach is consistent with the theme customization strategy across the library.

  • The use of role="status" and aria-hidden="true" attributes in the SVG element is a good practice for accessibility, ensuring that the loading state is communicated to screen readers.
  • The data-testid attribute is used, which is helpful for testing. Ensure that these test IDs are unique and consistently named across different Skeleton components for ease of testing.
  • Consider adding PropTypes or TypeScript interfaces for the SkeletonVideoProps to enforce type checking and improve developer experience.
packages/ui/src/components/Skeleton/SkeletonList.tsx (1)

1-53: - The SkeletonList component follows a similar structure to SkeletonVideo, utilizing theme customization and accessibility attributes effectively.

  • The repeated structure within the component (lines 29-49) suggests that the list items are statically defined. Consider if a more dynamic approach, such as accepting a count prop to determine the number of list items, could improve flexibility.
  • The use of data-testid for testing and role="status" for accessibility is consistent and appropriate.
  • As with SkeletonVideo, ensure that PropTypes or TypeScript interfaces are defined for SkeletonListProps.
packages/ui/src/components/Skeleton/SkeletonTestimonial.tsx (1)

1-49: - The SkeletonTestimonial component is well-implemented, with attention to theme customization and accessibility.

  • The structure and use of SVG for the user icon within the testimonial skeleton are consistent with the design and functionality of the other skeleton components.
  • The data-testid and accessibility attributes (role="status" and aria-hidden="true") are correctly used.
  • As with other Skeleton components, ensure that PropTypes or TypeScript interfaces are defined for SkeletonTestimonialProps to enforce type checking.
packages/ui/src/index.ts (1)

35-35: The export of the Skeleton component is correctly placed alphabetically among the other exports. This consistency in ordering facilitates easier navigation and maintenance of the codebase. Ensure that the Skeleton component and all its variants are correctly exported and can be imported without issues in consumer applications.

packages/ui/src/components/Skeleton/Skeleton.spec.tsx (1)

1-57: - The test suite for the Skeleton components is comprehensive, covering each variant and ensuring they are rendered correctly in the document.

  • The use of data-testid attributes in the component definitions is effectively leveraged here for selecting elements in tests.
  • Consider adding tests for custom theme props to ensure that theme customization is applied correctly across all Skeleton variants.
  • Ensure that asynchronous rendering behaviors, if any, are correctly handled in the tests, especially since the tests use async without awaiting any operations.
packages/ui/src/components/Skeleton/SkeletonImage.tsx (1)

1-55: - The SkeletonImage component is implemented consistently with the other Skeleton components, utilizing theme customization and accessibility attributes effectively.

  • The detailed SVG and text lines within the component suggest a thoughtful design to mimic the loading state of an image with accompanying text. This attention to detail enhances the user experience during loading states.
  • The use of data-testid for testing and role="status" for accessibility is consistent and appropriate.
  • As with other Skeleton components, ensure that PropTypes or TypeScript interfaces are defined for SkeletonImageProps.
apps/web/content/docs/components/skeleton.mdx (1)

10-10: Near line 10, there's a possible spelling mistake in the context of importing the Skeleton component. However, upon review, the spelling and syntax for the import statement are correct.

packages/ui/src/components/Skeleton/Skeleton.tsx (1)

1-68: Overall, the implementation of the Skeleton component and its variants in Skeleton.tsx appears to be well-structured and follows best practices for React component development. The use of TypeScript for type safety, the application of the twMerge function for conditional class merging, and the modular approach to handling different skeleton types are commendable.

packages/ui/src/components/Skeleton/SkeletonCard.tsx (1)

1-64: The SkeletonCard component is implemented correctly and follows React and TypeScript best practices. The use of twMerge for class merging and mergeDeep for theme customization provides flexibility and modularity. The structure and logic of the component are clear and maintainable.

packages/ui/src/components/Skeleton/theme.ts (1)

1-71: The theme configuration for the Skeleton components in theme.ts is well-defined and adheres to the design principles of the library. The use of Tailwind CSS classes for styling ensures consistency with the rest of the library. The structure allows for easy customization and extension of the theme.

packages/ui/src/theme.ts (1)

33-33: The integration of the skeletonTheme into the main theme object is correctly implemented. This change ensures that the Skeleton components are properly themed and customizable through the library's theming system.

apps/web/data/docs-sidebar.ts (1)

79-79: The addition of the "Skeleton" entry to the DOCS_SIDEBAR constant is correctly implemented. This update ensures that the Skeleton component is discoverable in the documentation sidebar, improving the user experience for developers seeking information about this component.

packages/ui/src/components/Flowbite/FlowbiteTheme.ts (1)

33-33: The inclusion of the FlowbiteSkeletonTheme in the FlowbiteTheme interface is correctly implemented. This extension allows for comprehensive theming support for the Skeleton components within the Flowbite library, enhancing the library's customization capabilities.

apps/web/data/components.tsx (1)

143-149: The addition of the Skeleton component to the COMPONENTS_DATA array is correctly implemented. This update ensures that the Skeleton component is properly represented in the components list with appropriate metadata, including images and links to documentation.

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10-14: Ensure the import statement is correctly formatted and free from spelling mistakes. The static analysis hint suggests a possible issue, but the provided context does not show any spelling mistake in the import statement. This might be a false positive.

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@SutuSebastian - can you please review?

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@SutuSebastian - can you please review?

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