Feat/update molecules #184
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feat: added new molecules
fix: share buttons fix
WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several updates across various components in the application. Key changes include renaming components for clarity, updating import paths for consistency, and refactoring components to enhance functionality and styling. Notable modifications involve the Changes
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apps/kisai-bot/src/components/blinking-spinner/index.tsx (2)
1-1: LGTM! Consider adjusting the import alias.The shift to using a pre-built component from
@samagra-x/stencil-molecules/libis a good move for consistency and potentially improved functionality.Consider renaming the imported component to something more concise, like
StencilBlinkingSpinner, to maintain clarity while reducing verbosity:import { BlinkingSpinner as StencilBlinkingSpinner } from '@samagra-x/stencil-molecules/lib';
Review of BlinkingSpinner Replacement
The shift to using the pre-built
ImportedBlinkingSpinnersimplifies the codebase and maintains most usages without issues. However, please address the following point:
- Ensure that the
spinerStyleprop inImportedBlinkingSpinnerproperly handles thecolorcustomization used inapps/all-molecule-app/app/molecules/page.tsx.🔗 Analysis chain
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1-11: Verify the impact of replacing the custom implementation.The shift to using a pre-built component simplifies the codebase and potentially improves consistency. However, please address the following points:
- Ensure that no critical custom functionality or styling has been lost in this transition.
- Verify that this change doesn't negatively impact other parts of the application using this component.
- If there were any specific reasons for the previous custom implementation, make sure they're addressed by the new component.
To help verify the usage of this component across the codebase, you can run the following script:
This will help ensure that the new implementation is compatible with all existing usages of the component.
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packages/molecules/src/declarations.d.ts (2)
2-3: Consider improving type safety and clarity for the default export.The default export 'content' is currently typed as 'any', which loses type safety. Additionally, the purpose of 'content' is not clear from its name.
Consider the following improvements:
- If possible, use a more specific type instead of 'any'.
- Rename 'content' to better reflect its purpose or functionality.
- Add a comment explaining the purpose of this default export.
Example:
// The main component or function provided by the library const MainComponent: React.ComponentType<SomeProps> = any; export default MainComponent;
1-11: Overall assessment: Good structure, but type safety can be improved.The module declaration is correctly structured and allows TypeScript to recognize the '@samagra-x/stencil-chatui' module and its exports. However, the extensive use of 'any' typing reduces type safety and the benefits of using TypeScript.
To enhance this declaration file:
- Improve type safety by defining specific types for the default export and named exports.
- Add comments to explain the purpose of each export, especially the default export.
- Consider reaching out to the library maintainers to see if they plan to provide official TypeScript definitions in the future.
These improvements will make the codebase more robust and provide better developer experience when using this library.
apps/kisai-bot/src/pageComponents/login-page/index.module.css (1)
28-28: Consider removing the commented-out height propertyCommenting out the height property allows the form to size naturally based on its content, which can improve responsiveness on mobile devices. However, it's generally better to remove commented-out code rather than leaving it in the file.
If you're certain that this height property is no longer needed, consider removing the line entirely:
- /* height: 100%; */If you're keeping it for reference or plan to use it in the future, consider adding a comment explaining why it's commented out and when it might be needed again.
apps/kisai-bot/src/components/transliteration-input/index.tsx (3)
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3-23: LGTM: Clean component implementation with room for improvementThe
ImportedTransliterationInputcomponent is well-implemented as a wrapper aroundTransliterationInput. It follows React best practices and allows for easy customization.However, consider the following improvement:
To enhance type safety and provide better documentation, consider defining a specific interface for the component props instead of using
any. This will make the component more maintainable and less error-prone. For example:interface ImportedTransliterationInputProps { config: any; // Replace 'any' with the actual type of config placeholder?: string; multiline?: boolean; rows?: number; cols?: number; value: string; setValue: (value: string) => void; [key: string]: any; // For additional props } const ImportedTransliterationInput = ({ config, placeholder, multiline = false, rows = 1, cols = 35, value, setValue, ...props }: ImportedTransliterationInputProps) => { // ... rest of the component };
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5-7: Fix inconsistency withmultilinepropThere's an inconsistency in how the
multilineprop is handled. It's accepted as a prop with a default value offalse, but it's always set tofalsewhen passed to theTransliterationInputcomponent.To resolve this, consider one of the following options:
- If
multilineshould always befalse, remove it from the props and set it directly:const ImportedTransliterationInput = ({ config, placeholder, rows = 1, cols = 35, value, setValue, ...props }: any) => { return ( <TransliterationInput // ... other props multiline={false} // ... rest of the props /> ); };
- If
multilineshould be configurable, pass the prop value:const ImportedTransliterationInput = ({ config, placeholder, multiline = false, rows = 1, cols = 35, value, setValue, ...props }: any) => { return ( <TransliterationInput // ... other props multiline={multiline} // ... rest of the props /> ); };Choose the option that aligns with the intended behavior of the component.
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19-19: LGTM: Good use of environment variables with room for improvementThe use of the
NEXT_PUBLIC_AI_TOOLS_APIenvironment variable for thetranslationApiEndPointis a good practice for configuration management.Consider adding error handling or a fallback value in case the environment variable is not set. This can prevent runtime errors and provide a more robust implementation. For example:
const apiEndpoint = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_AI_TOOLS_API || 'https://default-api-endpoint.com'; // ... translationApiEndPoint={`${apiEndpoint}/transliterate`}Additionally, you might want to validate the presence of this environment variable at build or startup time to catch configuration issues early.
apps/kisai-bot/src/pageComponents/otp-page/index.module.css (1)
20-34: Good responsive design, with a minor suggestionThe media query for smaller screens (max-width: 768px) is well-implemented:
- It ensures the
.rightColumntakes up the full viewport height.- The
.formadjustments make it more suitable for smaller screens.However, there's a minor point to consider:
The use of
height: 98%;for the.formclass might lead to inconsistent spacing on different devices. Consider using a fixed value (e.g.,calc(100% - 20px)) orvhunits for more consistent results across devices.Example:
.form { height: calc(100% - 20px); /* or */ height: 98vh; }This change would ensure a more consistent appearance across various device sizes while still maintaining some space around the form.
packages/molecules/src/index.ts (1)
1-46: Consider the broader impact of these component changes.The modifications to this index file reflect a significant refactoring of the molecules package. While the changes themselves are correct, they may have far-reaching implications for the rest of the codebase.
Please ensure that:
- All places where the old components (e.g., NewSidebar, NewNavbar, NewShareButtons) were used have been updated to use the new components.
- The new LoginComponent properly encapsulates the functionality of the removed login-related components.
- The changes are well-documented, especially if they introduce breaking changes for consumers of this package.
- Test coverage has been updated to reflect these changes.
Consider running a search across the entire project for usages of the old component names to catch any instances that may have been missed during refactoring.
apps/kisai-bot/src/components/language-picker/index.tsx (1)
52-55: LGTM. Consider using theme values consistently.The styling changes improve the visual consistency and readability of the language picker. The use of theme values for the select text color is a good practice.
For consistency, consider using a theme value for the form control text color as well. You could replace the hardcoded
'#fff'withtheme?.primary?.contrastText:formControlStyle: { background: theme?.primary?.main, border: 'none', borderRadius: '10px', height: '36px', - color: '#fff', + color: theme?.primary?.contrastText, },This change would ensure that the text color adapts consistently with theme changes.
apps/kisai-bot/src/components/navbar/index.tsx (2)
35-35: LGTM! Consider simplifying the imported component name.The component usage has been updated correctly to match the new import. However, the name 'ImportedNavbar' is a bit verbose.
Consider simplifying the import statement to improve readability:
-import { Navbar as ImportedNavbar } from '@samagra-x/stencil-molecules/lib'; +import { Navbar } from '@samagra-x/stencil-molecules/lib';Then update the component usage:
-<ImportedNavbar +<Navbar // ... props ... -> +> // ... children ... -</ImportedNavbar> +</Navbar>Also applies to: 67-67
39-40: LGTM! Consider adding documentation for new props.The new props
backIconRoutesandnoMenuOrBackRoutesenhance the Navbar's functionality, allowing for more granular control over navigation elements.To improve maintainability and ease of use, consider adding comments or documentation explaining the purpose and expected values for these new props. For example:
/** * @prop backIconRoutes - Array of routes where the back icon should be displayed * @prop noMenuOrBackRoutes - Array of routes where neither the menu nor back icon should be displayed */apps/kisai-bot/src/pageComponents/feedback-page/index.tsx (4)
11-12: LGTM: State initialization improved with better typingThe state initialization for
starandreviewhas been updated to improve type safety and flexibility. Thestarstate now allows fornullvalues, which is good for handling cases where no rating has been given.Consider using a more descriptive name for the
starstate, such asrating, to better reflect its purpose:const [rating, setRating] = useState<number | null>(0);
17-32: LGTM: Feedback data fetching implementedThe new useEffect hook successfully fetches feedback data from the API and updates the component state accordingly. Good use of environment variables for
botIdandorgId.Consider the following improvements:
- Add a loading state to handle the API request lifecycle.
- Implement more robust error handling, including user feedback for API errors.
- Use a custom hook or a separate function for the API call to improve readability and reusability.
Example implementation:
const [isLoading, setIsLoading] = useState(true); const fetchFeedbackData = async () => { setIsLoading(true); try { const response = await axios.get( `${process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_BFF_API_URL}/feedback/${localStorage.getItem('userID')}`, { headers: { botId: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_BOT_ID || '', orgId: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_ORG_ID || '', }, } ); setStar(response?.data?.rating || null); setReview(response?.data?.review || ''); } catch (error) { console.error('Error fetching feedback:', error); toast.error('Failed to load feedback. Please try again later.'); } finally { setIsLoading(false); } }; useEffect(() => { fetchFeedbackData(); }, []);
34-71: LGTM: Feedback submission logic implemented with validationThe
handleFeedbackfunction correctly implements feedback submission with proper validation based on configuration options. Good job on resetting the state after successful submission.Consider the following improvements:
- Extract the API call into a separate function for better readability and testability.
- Use a loading state to disable the submit button during API calls.
- Implement more robust error handling, including specific error messages for different types of errors.
Example implementation:
const [isSubmitting, setIsSubmitting] = useState(false); const submitFeedback = async (rating: number | null, review: string) => { setIsSubmitting(true); try { await axios.post( `${process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_BFF_API_URL}/feedback/${localStorage.getItem('userID')}`, { rating, review }, { headers: { botId: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_BOT_ID || '', orgId: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_ORG_ID || '', }, } ); toast.success('Feedback submitted successfully'); setStar(null); setReview(''); } catch (error) { console.error('Error submitting feedback:', error); if (axios.isAxiosError(error) && error.response) { toast.error(`Failed to submit feedback: ${error.response.data.message}`); } else { toast.error('Failed to submit feedback. Please try again later.'); } } finally { setIsSubmitting(false); } }; const handleFeedback = () => { if (!config) return; if (config?.ratingBox && star === 0) { toast.error('Please provide a rating'); return; } if (config?.reviewBox && review === '') { toast.error('Please provide a review'); return; } submitFeedback(star, review); };
75-82: LGTM: Feedback component props updated correctlyThe Feedback component props have been updated to include new configuration options and the
handleFeedbackfunction. This improves the component's flexibility and functionality.Consider renaming the
starprop toratingfor clarity:<Feedback rating={star} showRatingBox={config?.ratingBox} showReviewBox={config?.reviewBox} onChangeRating={setStar} onChangeReview={setReview} handleFeedback={handleFeedback} />packages/molecules/src/login-input/index.tsx (1)
106-106: Improved input field presentation and validation.The changes to the
TextFieldcomponent enhance the user interface and form validation:
Changing
placeholdertolabel:
- This improves accessibility and user experience by providing a persistent label for the input field.
- Labels are typically more visible and clearer than placeholders, especially for users with visual impairments.
Adding
required={true}:
- This explicitly marks the field as mandatory, which is consistent with the existing validation logic in the component.
Consider the following improvements:
Update the
InputPropsinterface to reflect these changes:
- Replace
placeholderwithlabel- Add an optional
requiredpropUpdate the component's props destructuring to include the new
requiredprop:const LoginInput: React.FC<InputProps> = ({ type, value, onChange, label, inputstyle, valid = true, setValid = () => {}, errorMessage = '', required = true, }) => { // ... }Pass the
requiredprop to theTextFieldcomponent dynamically:<TextField // ... label={label} required={required} // ... />These changes will make the component more flexible and consistent with its new usage.
Also applies to: 113-113
packages/molecules/src/feedback/index.tsx (3)
60-60: Consider a more moderate width increase and responsive design.Doubling the
maxWidthfrom600pxto1200pxsignificantly increases the content area. While this can be beneficial for larger screens, it might lead to excessively long lines of text, potentially harming readability.Consider the following suggestions:
- Use a more moderate increase (e.g.,
900px) or implement responsive breakpoints.- Implement a multi-column layout for wider screens to maintain optimal line lengths.
- Use CSS
clamp()function for a fluid and responsive width, e.g.:maxWidth: 'clamp(600px, 80vw, 1200px)'This approach ensures a minimum width of 600px, a maximum of 1200px, and scales with the viewport in between.
147-147: Approve changes with a suggestion for consistency.The modifications to the review section enhance user experience and maintain visual consistency:
- The new title "Write your review (optional)" clearly communicates that the review is not mandatory.
- Increasing the TextField rows from 4 to 8 provides more space for detailed reviews.
- The new styling, including the border color change, aligns with the updated color scheme.
These changes improve the component's usability and visual coherence. Great work!
For consistency with the rating section, consider changing "Write your review (optional)" to a question format, such as "Would you like to share more details? (optional)". This maintains the engaging tone established in the rating section.
Also applies to: 153-153, 157-161
119-119: Approve color change, but enhance hover state.The button color changes maintain consistency with the new color scheme, which is good for visual coherence. However, using the same color (
#f5952f) for both normal and hover states might reduce visual feedback during user interaction.To improve user experience, consider the following suggestions for the button styling:
Use a slightly darker shade of the orange color for the hover state. For example:
'&:hover': { backgroundColor: '#e08621', // A darker shade of #f5952f },Alternatively, you could add a subtle transform effect on hover:
'&:hover': { backgroundColor: '#f5952f', transform: 'scale(1.05)', },These changes will provide better visual feedback when users interact with the buttons.
Also applies to: 125-125, 169-169, 175-175
packages/molecules/src/language-picker/index.tsx (1)
54-56: Remove unnecessary optional chaining onlangpropertiesSince
langis an object with mandatorynameandvalueproperties, the use of optional chaininglang?.nameandlang?.valueis unnecessary and can be simplified.Apply this diff to streamline the code:
- <MenuItem value={lang?.value} sx={{ ...style.menuItemStyle }}> - {lang?.name} + <MenuItem value={lang.value} sx={{ ...style.menuItemStyle }}> + {lang.name} </MenuItem>apps/kisai-bot/src/components/share-buttons/index.tsx (3)
25-35: Implement the share functionality inhandleShareButtonThe
handleShareButtonfunction contains placeholder logic (// Add your share logic here). This needs to be implemented to enable the share feature.Would you like assistance in implementing the share logic or opening a GitHub issue to track this task?
31-31: Consider logging the error details in the catch blocksIn the catch blocks of
handleShareButtonandhandleDownloadButton, the caughterroris not being used. Logging the error details can help with debugging.Apply this diff to log the error:
} catch (error) { - toast.error(t('Error sharing the chat.')); + console.error(error); + toast.error(t('Error sharing the chat.')); }Repeat similar changes for
handleDownloadButton.Also applies to: 43-43
37-47: Implement the download functionality inhandleDownloadButtonThe
handleDownloadButtonfunction also contains placeholder logic. Please implement the download feature to enable users to download the chat.Would you like assistance in implementing the download logic or opening a GitHub issue to track this task?
packages/molecules/src/share-buttons/index.tsx (2)
36-44: Ensure critical styles are not overridden unintentionallyWhen spreading
...style.container, there's a risk that essential positioning styles (e.g.,position,top,right) may be unintentionally overridden, which could break the component's layout. Consider restricting which styles can be customized or documenting which styles should not be overridden.
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47-78: Refactor to reduce code duplication between share and download buttonsThe code for the share and download buttons is nearly identical. To improve maintainability and reduce duplication, consider extracting a reusable button component that accepts props like
onClick,loader,icon, andlabel.Example Refactor: Create an
ActionButtoncomponenttype ActionButtonProps = { onClick: (event: React.MouseEvent<HTMLDivElement, MouseEvent>) => void; loader?: boolean; icon: React.ReactNode; label: string; style?: { button?: React.CSSProperties; icon?: React.CSSProperties; text?: React.CSSProperties; }; }; const ActionButton: React.FC<ActionButtonProps> = ({ onClick, loader, icon, label, style = {}, }) => ( <div onClick={onClick} style={{ display: 'flex', flexDirection: 'column', alignItems: 'center', cursor: 'pointer', ...style.button, }} > {loader ? ( <div style={{ display: 'flex', justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', width: '24px', height: '24px', }} > <CircularProgress size="20px" /> </div> ) : ( <div style={{ ...style.icon }}>{icon}</div> )} <p style={{ fontSize: '10px', margin: 0, fontFamily: 'Mulish', fontWeight: 'bold', ...style.text, }} > {label} </p> </div> );Update the
ShareButtonscomponent{(allowDownloadChat || allowShareChat) && ( <div style={{ position: 'absolute', right: 0, top: '15%', background: 'rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.2)', padding: '5px', borderRadius: '5px 0 0 5px', boxShadow: 'rgba(50, 50, 93, 0.25) 0px 6px 12px -2px, rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3) 0px 3px 7px -3px', ...style.container, }} > {allowShareChat && ( <ActionButton onClick={handleShareButton} loader={shareLoader} icon={<Share />} label="Share" style={style} /> )} {allowDownloadChat && allowShareChat && <Divider style={style.divider} />} {allowDownloadChat && ( <ActionButton onClick={handleDownloadButton} loader={downloadLoader} icon={<FileDownloadOutlined />} label="Download" style={style} /> )} </div> )}Also applies to: 81-114
apps/kisai-bot/src/pageComponents/login-page/index.tsx (1)
16-20: Remove commented-out importsThe imports for
ButtonPropsandInputPropsare commented out and appear to be unused. Consider removing these commented lines to keep the code clean and maintainable.apps/all-molecule-app/app/share-buttons/page.tsx (1)
117-117: Implement thehandleButtonfunction or remove it if unnecessaryAt line 117, the
handleButtonprop is passed as an empty function toImportedShareButton. If this prop is required and should perform an action, consider implementing the necessary logic. If it's optional and not needed at this time, you may omit it to simplify the code.packages/molecules/src/navbar/index.tsx (1)
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91-98: AddonClickhandler to theHomeicon buttonThe
Homeicon button currently lacks anonClickhandler, so clicking it doesn't perform any action. If the intention is to navigate to the home page when the user clicks theHomebutton, consider adding anonClickhandler.Apply this diff to add the
onClickhandler:<IconButton color="primary" size="large" edge="start" aria-label="home" style={{ fontSize: '2rem', height: '48px' }} + onClick={() => router.push('/')} > <Home /> </IconButton>packages/molecules/src/login-component/index.tsx (1)
5-5: Remove unused import 'DOMPurify'.The import statement for
DOMPurifyat line 5 is not used in this file. Removing unused imports helps keep the code clean and maintainable.Apply this diff:
- import DOMPurify from 'dompurify';apps/kisai-bot/src/components/sidebar/index.tsx (2)
58-61: Consider Moving Inline Styles to CSS Modules for Better MaintainabilityUsing inline styles can make the code less maintainable and harder to override. Consider moving these styles to the CSS module
style.module.cssto improve readability and consistency across the application.
160-164: Provide Descriptive 'alt' Text for the Footer Logo ImageThe
altattribute for the<img>tag is set to a generic'footer-logo'. For better accessibility and SEO, consider providing a more descriptive and localizedalttext.You can modify the
altattribute to be more descriptive:- alt="footer-logo" + alt={t('label.footerLogoAlt') || 'Footer Logo'}Ensure that you add the appropriate localization string for
'label.footerLogoAlt'.apps/kisai-bot/src/pageComponents/otp-page/index.tsx (2)
144-153: Clean up commented-out CSS properties for clarity.The inline styles within the
<div>have multiple commented-out CSS properties (lines 148-151). If these styles are no longer needed, it's best to remove them to keep the codebase clean and improve readability.Apply this diff to remove the commented-out code:
<div style={{ width: '100%', height: '100%', - // display: 'flex', - // justifyContent: 'center', - // alignContent: 'center', - // flexDirection: 'column', }} >
174-174: Adjust margins for consistent spacing.In the
Typographycomponent, you're setting bothm: 1andmr: 6in thesxprop. Sincem: 1applies a margin of 1 to all sides, andmr: 6overrides the right margin, this might lead to unintended spacing. Verify if this is the desired styling.If you want to set specific margins, consider specifying each margin individually:
- sx={{ m: 1, mr: 6 }} + sx={{ mt: 1, mb: 1, ml: 1, mr: 6 }}apps/kisai-bot/src/pageComponents/history-page/index.tsx (3)
111-111: Removeconsole.logstatements from production codeLogging to the console can expose sensitive information and clutter the console output. Consider removing these statements or using a logging library that can be disabled in production.
Apply this diff to remove the console logs:
- console.log('All chat history:', { res });- console.log({ sortedConversations });Also applies to: 119-119
73-74: Provide user feedback on errorsCurrently, errors are logged to the console without notifying the user. Implement user-friendly error handling to improve the user experience.
In the
catchblocks, display an error message to the user. For example:.catch((error) => { console.error(error); + toast.error(t('error.unable_to_process_request')); });Ensure you import and configure the
toastor notification library you're using.Also applies to: 177-178
161-164: EnsureonClickis assigned toIconButtoninstead of child iconAssigning the
onClickhandler to theIconButtonensures better accessibility and a larger clickable area.Apply this diff to move the
onClickhandler:<IconButton edge="end" aria-label="comments"> {config?.allowDelete && ( - <DeleteOutlineIcon - onClick={() => deleteConversation(chatItem?.channelMessageId)} - /> + <DeleteOutlineIcon /> )} </IconButton> + onClick={() => deleteConversation(chatItem?.channelMessageId)}
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- packages/molecules/src/sidebar/index.stories.tsx (1 hunks)
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- apps/kisai-bot/src/pages/molecule.tsx
- packages/molecules/src/fullpage-loader/index.tsx
- packages/molecules/src/input-component/index.tsx
- packages/molecules/src/language-picker/languagePicker.tsx
- packages/molecules/src/navbar/navbar.tsx
- packages/molecules/src/share-buttons/shareButtons.tsx
- packages/molecules/src/sidebar/sidebar.tsx
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- packages/molecules/package.json
- packages/molecules/src/chat-ui/index.tsx
- packages/molecules/src/list/index.stories.tsx
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apps/kisai-bot/src/components/share-buttons/index.tsx
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packages/molecules/src/list/index.tsx
[error] 102-102: Avoid using unnecessary Fragment.
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packages/molecules/src/navbar/index.tsx
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packages/molecules/src/declarations.d.ts (1)
1-11: LGTM: Module declaration is correctly structured.The module declaration for '@samagra-x/stencil-chatui' is well-formed and allows TypeScript to recognize the module and its exports. This is a good practice for third-party modules without built-in type definitions.
apps/kisai-bot/src/components/fullpage-loader/index.tsx (1)
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3-13: LGTM! Component remains correctly implemented.The
ImportedFullPageLoadercomponent definition and its usage of theFullPageLoaderfrom the imported library remain unchanged and correct. All props are properly passed through.apps/kisai-bot/src/pageComponents/login-page/index.module.css (1)
15-15: LGTM: Form width adjustment for better responsivenessChanging the form width to 100% allows it to utilize the full width of its container, which can improve the layout on larger screens. This change aligns well with responsive design practices.
packages/molecules/src/language-picker/index.stories.tsx (1)
25-25: Verify the intention behind commenting out the LanguagePickerComponent storyThe LanguagePickerComponent story has been commented out, which will remove it from the Storybook documentation. This change has the following implications:
- The LanguagePicker component will no longer have a dedicated story in Storybook.
- Developers and designers will lose the ability to interact with and visually test the LanguagePicker component in isolation.
- This may impact the discoverability and testability of the LanguagePicker component.
Please confirm if this is intentional and aligns with the PR objectives. If it's not intentional, consider uncommenting the line. If it is intentional, you may want to:
- Update any documentation that references this Storybook story.
- Ensure that the LanguagePicker component is adequately tested through other means.
- Consider adding a comment explaining why this story has been removed.
To verify the impact of this change, you can run the following script:
This script will help identify any places where the removed story might have been referenced or if there are dedicated tests for the LanguagePicker component.
packages/molecules/src/share-buttons/index.stories.tsx (1)
23-23:⚠️ Potential issueVerify the intention behind commenting out the ShareButtonsComponent export
The export of
ShareButtonsComponenthas been commented out. This change has the following implications:
- The
ShareButtonscomponent no longer has any stories associated with it in Storybook.- Users of Storybook won't be able to see or interact with the
ShareButtonscomponent.Please confirm if this is intentional. If so, consider the following:
- Is the
ShareButtonscomponent being deprecated or removed?- If the component is still in use, how will it be tested and documented without a Storybook story?
- Should the entire file be removed if there are no stories for this component?
To check if the
ShareButtonscomponent is still in use elsewhere in the project, you can run the following command:This will help determine if removing the story impacts other parts of the application.
✅ Verification successful
The
ShareButtonsComponentexport has been successfully commented out.
- The
ShareButtonscomponent remains in use across multiple parts of the codebase, ensuring that application functionality is unaffected.- Removing the Storybook story will limit visibility and interactive testing of the
ShareButtonscomponent within Storybook.Please confirm if the removal of the Storybook story is intentional. If the component is still maintained, consider restoring the story or updating documentation accordingly.
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apps/kisai-bot/src/components/transliteration-input/index.tsx (1)
1-1: LGTM: Clean import statementThe import statement is concise and correctly imports the
TransliterationInputcomponent from the@samagra-x/stencil-moleculespackage.apps/kisai-bot/src/pageComponents/otp-page/index.module.css (1)
10-18: LGTM: Well-structured form layoutThe new
.formclass is well-implemented:
- It uses flexbox for a flexible and responsive layout.
- Content is centered both vertically and horizontally, which is good for form aesthetics.
- The flex value of 0.9 allows for some space around the form, improving the overall look.
- The width of 100% ensures the form utilizes the full width of its container.
These styles should provide a good user experience for the OTP form.
packages/molecules/src/index.ts (3)
29-46: LGTM! Verify consistency between imports and exports.The exports have been updated to include the new components (Sidebar, Navbar, ShareButtons, BlinkingSpinner, LoginComponent) and their associated types. This ensures that these new elements are available for use throughout the application.
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13-14: LGTM! Verify the new component implementations.The imports have been updated to include BlinkingSpinner and LoginComponent. LoginComponent likely consolidates the functionality of previously removed components (LoginInput, LoginCheckBox, InputComponent).
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16-23: LGTM! Verify the new type definitions.The addition of new type imports (InputType, ButtonProps, InputProps, OtpProps, PasswordProps, LoginProps) enhances type safety and documentation for the LoginComponent. This is a good practice for maintaining a well-typed codebase.
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apps/kisai-bot/src/components/navbar/index.tsx (1)
8-8: LGTM! Consider verifying library changes.The import statement has been updated to use a named import from the library's root. This change aligns with modern import practices and suggests a refactor in the external library.
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apps/kisai-bot/src/pageComponents/feedback-page/index.tsx (1)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctlyThe import statement for the
Feedbackcomponent has been updated to use a named import, which is likely due to changes in the@samagra-x/stencil-moleculespackage structure. This change ensures proper importing of the component.packages/molecules/src/feedback/index.tsx (3)
53-53: Approve height reduction, but verify responsiveness.The reduction of
minHeightfrom100vhto60vhcan create a more compact layout. However, ensure that this change doesn't negatively impact the appearance on smaller screens or when there's limited content.To verify the impact of this change, please test the component's appearance across various screen sizes and content amounts.
71-71: Verify color scheme consistency and accessibility.The change from blue (
#1976d2) to orange (#f5952f) for the main title color alters the component's visual theme. While this change is applied consistently within the component, it's important to ensure it aligns with the broader application design.Please verify the following:
- The new color scheme aligns with the overall application design.
- The contrast ratio between the new color and its background meets WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards for accessibility.
- The color change doesn't negatively impact users with color vision deficiencies.
You can use tools like the WebAIM Contrast Checker to verify accessibility standards.
89-89: Excellent improvements to user engagement and clarity.The changes in the rating section significantly enhance user experience:
- Changing the title to "Do you find it useful?" makes it more engaging and purpose-driven.
- Updating the description to "Tap a Star to Rate." provides clear, actionable instructions.
These modifications make the feedback process more intuitive and user-friendly. Great job on improving the component's usability!
Also applies to: 112-112
packages/molecules/src/language-picker/index.tsx (3)
7-10: Definition ofLanguagetype is clear and appropriateThe
Languagetype is well-defined with the necessary propertiesnameandvalue.
12-15:LanguagePickerPropsenhance component flexibilityDefining
LanguagePickerPropswith explicit types improves the component's reusability and type safety.
23-28: Component declaration correctly utilizes props and defaultsThe
LanguagePickercomponent correctly implements props destructuring with default values, enhancing clarity and maintainability.apps/all-molecule-app/app/share-buttons/page.tsx (1)
15-16: Ensure proper management of loading statesThe
shareLoaderanddownloadLoaderstates are initialized at lines 15 and 16 but are not updated within the component. Since these states are passed toImportedShareButton, ensure they are managed correctly to reflect the actual loading status during share and download actions.packages/molecules/src/otp/index.tsx (3)
5-5: ImportingFormattedMessagefor internationalizationThe import of
FormattedMessagefromreact-intlis correctly added for handling localized messages within the component.
11-12: Centering content with updated stylesAdding
justifyContent: 'center'andalignItems: 'center'to themainstyle effectively centers the content horizontally and vertically.
47-54: Enhanced flexibility with new props inOtpComponentPropsThe addition of
textBeforeOtpBox,waitMessage,otpDidntReceiveText, andresendOtpTextprops toOtpComponentPropsincreases the component's customization and localization capabilities.packages/molecules/src/login-component/index.tsx (2)
113-142: Handle cases where both 'inputProps' and 'otpProps' are undefined.If both
inputPropsandotpPropsare undefined, no input component will be rendered, which might not be the intended behavior.Please verify whether it's acceptable for neither
inputPropsnorotpPropsto be provided. If not, consider adding a default case or an error message to handle this scenario.
5-5: Confirm the necessity of 'DOMPurify' import.
DOMPurifyis imported but not used in this file. If it's intended for sanitizing user inputs, ensure it's integrated appropriately. Otherwise, remove the import to clean up the code.Please confirm whether
DOMPurifyis needed.apps/kisai-bot/src/components/sidebar/index.tsx (1)
12-12: Importing 'Sidebar' as 'ImportedSidebar' Correctly Avoids Naming ConflictsImporting
SidebarasImportedSidebarprevents naming conflicts with the locally definedSidebarcomponent in this file. This is a good practice to maintain code clarity.apps/kisai-bot/src/pageComponents/otp-page/index.tsx (4)
19-19: Import statement is correct and necessary.The
LoginComponent,ButtonProps, andOtpPropsare appropriately imported from@samagra-x/stencil-molecules, aligning with the component's usage in the code.
200-200: Confirm the 'countDownTime' value or use the configured timer.The
countDownTimeis set to0, which might disable the countdown functionality. If the intention is to use the configured resend OTP timer, consider using theresendOtpTimervalue from your configuration.Apply this diff to use the configured timer:
- countDownTime: 0, + countDownTime: resendOtpTimer,Ensure that
resendOtpTimeris defined and imported correctly.
185-185: Ensure 'handleLogin' is correctly bound in theLoginComponent.The
handleNextTaskprop is assignedhandleLogin, which relies on the component's state and context. Verify thathandleLoginhas the correctthisbinding or use an arrow function to maintain context.
198-199:⚠️ Potential issueHandle potential undefined 'mobile' variable.
When using
mobilefromrouter.query.state, ensure it is defined and handles cases where it might beundefinedor not a string.Consider adding a fallback or validation:
- mobileNumberForOtpScreen: mobile?.toString(), + mobileNumberForOtpScreen: mobile ? mobile.toString() : '',Also, you might want to redirect the user if
mobileis not available.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
apps/kisai-bot/src/pageComponents/history-page/index.tsx (1)
123-125: VerifyDOMParsercompatibility in the target environment
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DOMParseris utilized solely inapps/kisai-bot/src/pageComponents/history-page/index.tsx, and it is supported in all targeted execution environments. No compatibility issues detected.🏁 Scripts executed
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Review the spinerStyle prop usage.
The simplified implementation is good for maintainability. However, there are two potential issues to address:
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spinerStyleprop entirely. - There's a typo in
spinerStyle(missing 'n'). Verify if the imported component expectsspinnerStyleinstead.
If no styles are needed and the prop name is correct, you can simplify it further:
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Enhance type safety for named exports.
All named exports are currently typed as 'any', which loses type safety and doesn't provide any information about the components' props or structure.
To improve this:
- Define specific types or interfaces for each component's props.
- Use these types instead of 'any' for each export.
- If prop types are not known, consider using
React.ComponentType<any>as a temporary solution, which at least indicates that these are React components.
Example:
interface ListProps {
// Define prop types
}
export const List: React.ComponentType<ListProps>;
// Repeat for other componentsThis change will provide better type checking and autocompletion when using these components.
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Inconsistent import paths detected from '@samagra-x/stencil-molecules'.
Multiple files import from both @samagra-x/stencil-molecules/lib and @samagra-x/stencil-molecules/. For consistency, please update the following imports to use the general path:
apps/all-molecule-app/app/on-boarding-page/login-mobile/index.tsx
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LGTM! Verify import consistency across the project.
The import statement has been updated to use a more general path. This change looks good and may reflect a restructuring of the '@samagra-x/stencil-molecules' package.
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Found Inconsistent Removal of Navbar Component
The NavbarComponent export has been commented out in packages/molecules/src/navbar/index.stories.tsx, but the Navbar component is still being imported in multiple files across the codebase:
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Imports still present:
packages/chatui/demo/src/demo/Navbar.tsxpackages/molecules/src/index.tspackages/chatui/src/components/Navbar/__tests__/index.test.tsxpackages/chatui/src/components/Chat/index.tsxapps/all-molecule-app/components/index.tsxapps/all-molecule-app/components/InputForm/index.tsxapps/all-molecule-app/app/molecules/page.tsxapps/all-molecule-app/app/layout.tsxapps/bot-app/app/layout.tsxapps/bot-app/components/index.tsxapps/all-molecule-app/app/final-molecules/page.tsxapps/kisai-bot/src/components/navbar/index.tsx
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Issues:
- The Navbar component file is missing from
packages/molecules/src/navbar, indicating it might have been removed or relocated. - Continued imports without the actual Navbar component file can lead to build failures and runtime errors.
- The Navbar component file is missing from
Recommendations:
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Verify the Status of Navbar Component:
- Confirm whether the Navbar component has been intentionally removed or relocated.
- If relocated, update all import paths accordingly.
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- If the Navbar component is deprecated, remove all import statements referencing it.
- Ensure that dependent components or applications are updated to use the new component or alternative solutions.
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- Ensure that Storybook stories and any related documentation reflect the current state of the Navbar component.
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Clarify the intention behind commenting out NavbarComponent story
The NavbarComponent story has been commented out, which removes the only specific story for this component. This change raises a few concerns:
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If the Navbar component is still in use, not having a story makes it harder to visualize and test in isolation. Consider adding a new story that showcases the component's default state and any significant variations.
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If the Navbar component is being refactored or replaced, this change might be intentional. In that case, ensure that any other files referencing this story (e.g., tests, documentation) are updated accordingly.
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SidebarComponent story has been successfully removed
The SidebarComponent story has been commented out in packages/molecules/src/sidebar/index.stories.tsx, and no other references to it exist in the codebase. While this removal does not impact other parts of the application, it eliminates the default story for the Sidebar component in Storybook, reducing its documentation and visual testing capabilities.
- Recommendation:
- Ensure that at least one story remains for the Sidebar component to adhere to Storybook best practices.
- If this removal is intentional and temporary, consider adding a TODO comment with the rationale and a timeline for re-adding or replacing the story.
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Reconsider removing the SidebarComponent story
The SidebarComponent story has been commented out, which removes the default story for the Sidebar component in Storybook. This change has the following implications:
- It reduces the documentation and visual testing capabilities for the Sidebar component in Storybook.
- It goes against Storybook best practices, which recommend having at least one story for each component.
Consider the following options:
- If this is a temporary change, add a TODO comment explaining the reason and when it will be addressed.
- If you're planning to replace this with more specific stories, it would be better to do so in the same PR to maintain continuous documentation.
- If the Sidebar component is undergoing significant changes, consider keeping a basic story until the new version is ready.
To ensure this doesn't affect other parts of the codebase, let's check for any references to this story:
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Missing aria-label for Accessibility
For better accessibility, consider adding aria-label or role attributes to components like <Box> and interactive elements.
Example:
<Box
sx={{ ...style.list }}
role="presentation"
+ aria-label="Sidebar Navigation"
>
// rest of the component
</Box>This helps assistive technologies to better interpret the page structure.
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| <Box sx={{ ...style.list }} role="presentation"> | |
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Use Unique Identifiers for List Keys Instead of Indices
Using array indices as keys in list rendering can lead to issues with component state and rendering performance, especially if the list changes order or items are added/removed.
Consider using a unique identifier from the link object, such as link.label or link.route, as the key:
- <div key={index}>
+ <div key={link.route}>This ensures that React can correctly identify which items have changed, leading to more efficient rendering and fewer bugs.
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Inline Styles Could Be Replaced with Styled Components or Classes
Using inline styles (sx prop) throughout the component can make the code harder to maintain and may impact performance.
Consider extracting styles into a separate object or using a styling solution like styled-components or CSS modules:
- <Drawer open={isOpen} onClose={onToggle} sx={{ '& .MuiDrawer-paper': { ...style.drawer } }}>
+ <Drawer open={isOpen} onClose={onToggle} className={classes.drawer}>This improves readability and maintains consistency in styling across the application.
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Ensure profileText Is Provided When showProfileIcon Is True
When showProfileIcon is true, it's logical that profileText should also be provided. Currently, profileText is an optional prop, which could lead to rendering issues if it's undefined.
Adjust your TypeScript types to enforce that profileText is required when showProfileIcon is true:
type SidebarPropsBase = {
// other props
- profileText?: string;
+ profileText?: string; // Make optional in base
// other props
};
+ type SidebarPropsWithProfileIcon = SidebarPropsBase & {
+ showProfileIcon: true;
+ profileText: string; // Required when showProfileIcon is true
+ };
+ type SidebarPropsWithoutProfileIcon = SidebarPropsBase & {
+ showProfileIcon?: false;
+ profileText?: never; // Not allowed when showProfileIcon is false
+ };
+ type SidebarProps = (
+ | SidebarPropsWithLangSwitcher
+ | SidebarPropsWithoutLangSwitcher
+ ) & (
+ | SidebarPropsWithProfileIcon
+ | SidebarPropsWithoutProfileIcon
+ );This ensures type safety and prevents runtime errors due to missing profileText.
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| <ListItem disablePadding> | ||
| <ListItemButton | ||
| onClick={handleLogOutButton} | ||
| sx={{ marginTop: '10px', ...style.listItemButton }} | ||
| > | ||
| <ListItemIcon> | ||
| <Logout sx={{ fontSize: '35px', ...style.icon }} /> | ||
| </ListItemIcon> | ||
| <ListItemText primary={'Log Out'} /> | ||
| <ChevronRight sx={{ fontSize: '35px' }} /> | ||
| </ListItemButton> |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add Confirmation for Logout Action
For better user experience and to prevent accidental logouts, consider adding a confirmation prompt when the user clicks the "Log Out" button.
Example:
<ListItemButton
onClick={() => {
+ if (window.confirm('Are you sure you want to log out?')) {
handleLogOutButton();
+ }
}}
sx={{ marginTop: '10px', ...style.listItemButton }}
>
// rest of the button
</ListItemButton>Alternatively, implement a modal dialog for confirmation.
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Release Notes
New Features
LoginComponentfor improved user login interactions.ShareButtonsandSidebarcomponents for better functionality and user experience.Improvements
BlinkingSpinner,FullPageLoader, andLanguagePickercomponents for better performance and styling.Bug Fixes
ShareButtonsandDownloadfunctionalities.Chores
0.1.2and cleaned up deprecated components.