Adding Sidebar #145
Adding Sidebar #145
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Actionable comments generated: 2
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Files selected for processing (5)
- nextpy/init.py (1 hunks)
- nextpy/init.pyi (1 hunks)
- nextpy/interfaces/web/components/chakra/init.py (1 hunks)
- nextpy/interfaces/web/components/chakra/layout/init.py (1 hunks)
- nextpy/interfaces/web/components/chakra/layout/sidebar.py (1 hunks)
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- nextpy/init.py
Additional comments: 3
nextpy/interfaces/web/components/chakra/layout/__init__.py (1)
- 16-16: The addition of
SidebarandSidebarItemto the exports is correctly implemented and aligns with the PR's objectives to enhance the framework's sidebar functionality. The dynamic approach to populating__all__ensures that these components are automatically exported, which is both efficient and maintainable.nextpy/interfaces/web/components/chakra/__init__.py (1)
- 164-165: The declarations for
sidebarandsidebar_itemare correctly added, aligning with the PR's objectives. However, unlike other components that use the.createmethod, these are directly assigned. If this inconsistency is intentional due to the nature ofSidebarandSidebarItem, it's acceptable. Otherwise, consider aligning with the existing component creation pattern for consistency.nextpy/__init__.pyi (1)
- 401-402: The addition of
sidebarandsidebar_itemimports fromnextpy.interfaces.web.componentsis correctly implemented and follows the existing pattern of importing components in this file. This change effectively exposes the new sidebar functionality to users of thenext.pyframework, aligning with the PR's objectives.
| def SidebarItem(text, href, class_name="", **kwargs): | ||
| return xt.link( | ||
| xt.text(text), | ||
| class_name=f"text-md text-left {class_name}", | ||
| href=href, | ||
| bg="transparent", | ||
| _hover={"bg": "#0A4075"}, | ||
| border_radius="999px", | ||
| width="100%", | ||
| pl="14px", | ||
| py="6px", | ||
| **kwargs, | ||
| ) |
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The SidebarItem function correctly implements the creation of a sidebar item using the xt.link component. The use of class_name to allow for additional styling is a good practice. However, consider documenting the expected **kwargs to improve maintainability and usability for other developers.
Consider adding documentation for the **kwargs parameter to clarify what additional arguments are supported and how they are used. This will enhance the function's usability and maintainability.
| def Sidebar( | ||
| *children, | ||
| top="0px", | ||
| **kwargs, | ||
| ): | ||
| return xt.box( | ||
| xt.vstack( | ||
| *children, | ||
| spacing="4px", | ||
| width="100%", | ||
| align_items="start", | ||
| pl="4px", | ||
| pt="1rem", | ||
| height="100%", | ||
| ), | ||
| display=["none", "block", "block"], | ||
| width="15em", | ||
| top=top, | ||
| height=f"calc(100dvh - {top})", | ||
| position="sticky", | ||
| class_name="pt-4 pl-4 overflow-y-auto ", | ||
| **kwargs, | ||
| ) |
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The Sidebar function effectively creates a sidebar container with customizable top positioning and additional styling options. The use of xt.vstack for vertical alignment of children and the sticky positioning are well-suited for a sidebar component. However, the hardcoded display values may limit responsiveness across different screen sizes.
Consider making the display property customizable through parameters or responsive design techniques to enhance the sidebar's adaptability across various devices.
Components ->
xt.sidebar() - Parent element for the sidebar. Takes a prop "top", which can be the height of navbar or whatever needs to be rendered above it.
xt.sidebar_item - It takes title and href and class_name for styling.
Summary by CodeRabbit
SidebarandSidebarItemcomponents for creating a sticky sidebar layout in web interfaces, with customizable properties such as width, top position, and styling options.