Search box component #1579
Search box component #1579
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces a comprehensive update to the search functionality within the frontend application. A new In conjunction with the new search component, a corresponding A new Storybook configuration file ( Furthermore, the 🪧 TipsChatThere are 3 ways to chat with CodeRabbit:
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frontend/app/element/search.tsx (4)
28-37: useCallback dependency array
Your callback depends on setIsOpen, which is stable from jotai’s useAtom, so it should be safe. However, for clarity and future-proofing, consider including setIsOpen in the dependency array.
58-64: Edge case for previous button
When index is 0 and you press "Previous", no action is taken. Consider implementing wrap-around navigation or a visual cue if that’s desired.
66-72: Edge case for next button
Same logic applies: if you’d prefer wrap-around searching, implement it here. Otherwise, disabling the button is acceptable.
81-99: Accessibility considerations
For optimal accessibility, consider supporting keyboard navigation within the search interface (e.g., arrow keys for cycling through results, ESC key to close, etc.).frontend/app/element/search.scss (2)
1-7: Maintain styling consistency
The container’s flex layout and background are clear. If your design system defines a standard border radius or padding, ensure consistency by referencing the new --modal-border-radius if desired..search-container { - border-radius: 15px; + border-radius: var(--modal-border-radius); box-shadow: var(--modal-box-shadow); }
15-22: User input styling
Setting border: none can improve aesthetics, but keep in mind accessibility and focus states. Consider adding a visible focus outline for keyboard navigation.frontend/app/element/search.stories.tsx (2)
19-26: Story initialization
Automatically opening search on mount is intuitive for demos. Consider a separate story variation that starts closed to showcase the initial hidden state.
44-53: Simulate many results
Setting 10 results is helpful for the demonstration. Add a dedicated story or a control to vary the number of results for interactive testing.frontend/app/theme.scss (1)
86-86: Consider referencing new border radius
You’ve introduced --modal-border-radius. Check whether existing modals (beyond the search UI) can adopt these changes for consistency.
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frontend/app/element/search.scss(1 hunks)frontend/app/element/search.stories.tsx(1 hunks)frontend/app/element/search.tsx(1 hunks)frontend/app/element/searchinput.stories.tsx(0 hunks)frontend/app/element/searchinput.tsx(0 hunks)frontend/app/theme.scss(1 hunks)
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- frontend/app/element/searchinput.stories.tsx
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🔇 Additional comments (5)
frontend/app/element/search.tsx (3)
104-111: useSearch fallback
The fallback creation of anchorRef is a helpful pattern. Ensure that the rest of the code consistently references anchorRef from this hook instead of creating separate references.
9-17:
Validate optional anchorRef parameter
Since anchorRef is optional, a runtime error may occur if anchorRef is not provided and anchorRef!.current is accessed. Consider adding a safety check or fallback to ensure references exist before usage.
- elements: {
- reference: anchorRef!.current,
- },
+ elements: anchorRef?.current
+ ? {
+ reference: anchorRef.current,
+ }
+ : undefined,Likely invalid or redundant comment.
74-79: Close behavior
The "Close" button sets isOpen to false. Make sure any upstream listeners or event callbacks are also cleaned up if the search was performing additional tasks.
frontend/app/element/search.stories.tsx (1)
71-81: Prepopulated search
Including a default “search term” is a nice demonstration. For real usage scenarios, ensure any sensitive or user-specific data is not stored by default.
frontend/app/theme.scss (1)
89-89: Incorporating new box shadow
The new --modal-box-shadow standardizes modal shadows. Ensure other modal-like elements consistently use it for a cohesive look.
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frontend/app/element/search.stories.tsx (1)
19-98: Consider reducing code duplication across storiesThe stories contain significant duplication in both the wrapper div and setup logic. Consider refactoring to:
- Extract the common wrapper div into a shared component
- Use Storybook decorators for common setup logic
Example refactor:
// Create a shared wrapper const SearchWrapper: React.FC<{ children: React.ReactNode; anchorRef: React.RefObject<HTMLDivElement> }> = ({ children, anchorRef }) => ( <div className="viewbox" ref={anchorRef} style={{ border: "2px solid black", width: "100%", height: "200px", background: "var(--main-bg-color)", }} > {children} </div> ); // Use in stories export const DefaultSearch: Story = { decorators: [ (Story, context) => { const props = useSearch(); const setIsOpen = useSetAtom(props.isOpenAtom); useEffect(() => { setIsOpen(true); }, []); return ( <SearchWrapper anchorRef={props.anchorRef as React.RefObject<HTMLDivElement>}> <Story {...context} {...props} /> </SearchWrapper> ); }, ], render: (args) => <Search {...args} />, };
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frontend/app/element/search.stories.tsx (2)
1-9: LGTM! Well-structured imports and headers.
The file follows best practices with proper copyright headers and well-organized imports.
100-127: Verify the maximum input length handling
The LongInputAndResults10 story uses a repeated search term that might exceed the maximum allowed input length. Ensure that:
- The Search component properly handles long inputs
- The UI remains responsive with long search terms
✅ Verification successful
Input length is properly handled by the component
The Input component used in the Search component has built-in support for maxLength validation through an optional prop. The story's long input ("search term ".repeat(10)) would be approximately 110 characters, which is a reasonable length that:
- Will be properly handled by the native HTML input element's maxLength attribute if a limit is set
- Won't cause any performance issues in React's state management
- Is well within typical input field handling capabilities
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#!/bin/bash
# Check for any input length validation in the Search component
ast-grep --pattern 'maxLength' frontend/app/element/search.tsx
# Look for any input validation or truncation logic
rg -A 5 'input.*length|truncate|maxLength' frontend/app/element/search.tsx
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the Search component implementation for any input handling
ast-grep --pattern 'input' frontend/app/element/search.tsx
# Look for any state management related to search input
rg -A 5 'searchAtom|setSearch' frontend/app/element/search.tsx
# Check if there's any input element with attributes
rg -A 5 '<input' frontend/app/element/search.tsx
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# Let's check the Input component implementation since it's used in the Search component
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# Let's check the Input component implementation for any maxLength or validation
cat frontend/app/element/input.tsx
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Fix incorrect Story type definition
The Story type is currently based on Popover when it should be based on Search since this is a stories file for the Search component.
-type Story = StoryObj<typeof Popover>;
+type Story = StoryObj<typeof Search>;📝 Committable suggestion
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Adding a new component for search dialogs. This will get hooked up to the Web widget, among other things.
