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…-page-frontend Feature/128 implement hint page frontend
…nboarding into get-banner-by-id
This reverts commit f3dd89a.
…abs/bluewave-onboarding into radiobutton-component
…nboarding into radiobutton-component
Editing and Deleting Banners
Edit & delete popups
…abs/bluewave-onboarding into radiobutton-component
…ing-new-product-tour-items
…-page-for-creating-new-product-tour-items Feature/issue 75 develop a page for creating new product tour items
…nboarding into radiobutton-component
-Refactored logo.jsx to improve structure and readability. -Implemented new logo component. -Refactored color constant implementation for some of the css files. -Improve Vite sass generation with last API Closes #242
Closes #250
…work Fix for color validation
…sidebar 241 implement props for issidebar, refactor logo component
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frontend/src/components/Checkbox/CheckboxHRM.css (1)
12-13: Aight, this change is smooth like butter on a hot biscuit! 👌You killin' it with that
var(--main-purple)again, my dude! Keepin' it consistent, I see you! But yo, check it: that outline color#9E77ED3Dis still rockin' the old school vibe. Maybe we could level up and make it a var too? Just a thought, you know what I'm sayin'?If you're down, we could make that outline pop even more. Peep this suggestion:
.checkbox:active, .radio:active { accent-color: var(--main-purple); - outline: 5px solid #9E77ED3D; + outline: 5px solid var(--main-purple-light, #9E77ED3D); }This way, we're keepin' it flexible but still got that OG color as a fallback. What you think, fam?
frontend/src/styles/globals.scss (1)
7-16: Yo, this code's got mad flow now!Listen up, homie! This restructured code is fresher than new kicks. You took that nested mess and made it clean like your mom's kitchen after she's done cookin'. It's easier to read than a stop sign, and adding new styles gonna be smoother than butter on toast.
But yo, if you wanna take it to the next level, consider usin' a map for them styles. It'd be like:
$text-styles: ( header-text: (font-size: 16px, line-height: 24px), informative: (font-size: 11px, line-height: 11px), default: (font-size: 13px, line-height: 13px) ); @mixin text-style($type, $font-weight: regular) { color: var(--main-text-color); $style: map-get($text-styles, $type) or map-get($text-styles, default); font-size: map-get($style, font-size); line-height: map-get($style, line-height); // ... rest of the mixin }This way, addin' new styles be like addin' new tracks to your mixtape. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy!
frontend/src/components/Logo/Logo.jsx (1)
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1-23: Yo, this Logo component's been through more changes than Eminem's hair styles!Overall, you've cleaned up this component like mom after a wild spaghetti party. The use of CSS modules? That's fresher than mint breath after a garlic feast. The flexibility with those new props? Smoother than well-oiled pasta.
But hold up, we've ditched the SVG faster than a rapper drops the mic. Let's make sure we're not losing our visual swag here. Consider these beats:
- Does this text-only logo still rep our brand like a boss?
- Should we maybe keep the SVG for certain scenarios, like when we're not in the sidebar?
- Have we tested this across different screen sizes to make sure it always looks fly?
Keep it real, keep it accessible, and let's make sure our logo game is still stronger than mom's spaghetti recipe!
frontend/src/components/Logo/LogoStyles.module.css (3)
1-14: Yo, this .logoContainer's got some funky styles, dawg!Aight, check it out:
- That border's thicker than mom's spaghetti (16px). You sure 'bout that?
- That margin-top's oddly specific (78px). Might not flex well on different screens, ya feel me?
- The font size is huge (40px)! You tryna make it readable from Mars?
Consider makin' these values more chill and responsive, ya know? Maybe use some relative units like
remoreminstead of them hard pixels.
16-29: Yo, this .sidebar's stylin', but it's got some quirks, homie!Check it:
- That max-width (200px) might be tighter than skinny jeans on some screens.
- You're mixin' units like a DJ -
rem,px, what's next,em? Stick to one beat, ya feel me?Maybe consider usin' some responsive units all 'round. And that max-width? Make it breathe a little, know what I'm sayin'?
31-34: Yo, this .logoText class is simple, but it's got me scratchin' my head!Listen up:
- You're usin' flexbox like it's goin' outta style. But for text alignment? That's like usin' a sledgehammer to crack a nut, ya know?
Maybe just stick with
text-align: left;and call it a day? Unless you're plannin' some fancy flex moves we can't see yet.frontend/src/components/Header/Header.css (1)
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1-55: Let's take this whole style sheet to the next level! 🚀Yo, these changes are dope, but why stop here? We could turn this whole CSS file into a masterpiece. How about we hunt down all those hardcoded colors like they're the last M&Ms in the bag? Then we could set up a proper theming system that'd make our app more changeable than Eminem's hair color over the years.
Here's what I'm thinkin':
- Scan the entire file for hardcoded color values.
- Replace 'em all with CSS variables.
- Set up a central theme file with all our color variables.
What do you say? Wanna make this stylesheet so clean it'll make your mom's spaghetti look messy?
frontend/src/assets/theme.js (2)
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4-37: Yo, the light theme's lookin' fresh, but we gotta make it pop more!Aight, check it out, the light theme's got some good vibes goin' on, but we can take it to the next level, ya feel me? Here's what's cookin':
The primary color's solid, but we might wanna throw in some secondary and error colors to round out the palette. It's like addin' some extra sauce to your mom's spaghetti, you know?
That AppBar's lookin' a bit pale. Maybe we could give it a splash of the primary color to make it stand out more? It's like, right now it's just sittin' there, arms heavy, when it could be the star of the show!
We're rockin' that "Inter" font, which is dope, but we might wanna set up some font sizes and weights for different text styles. It's like givin' your lyrics some flow, you feel me?
Accessibility's key, my man. We should double-check that color contrast to make sure everyone can read it clear, even with sweaty palms.
Here's a little taste of what we could do to spice it up:
export const lightTheme = createTheme({ palette: { mode: 'light', primary: { main: "#7f56d9", }, secondary: { main: "#f50057", // Add a secondary color }, error: { main: "#f44336", // Add an error color }, background: { default: "#FFFFFF", }, }, components: { MuiAppBar: { styleOverrides: { root: { backgroundColor: "#7f56d9", // Use primary color color: "#FFFFFF", }, }, }, // ... rest of the components }, typography: { fontFamily: "Inter", h1: { fontSize: '2.5rem', fontWeight: 600, }, body1: { fontSize: '1rem', fontWeight: 400, }, // ... add more typography variants }, });What do you say we take this theme from zero to hero?
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1-71: Yo, we gotta get these themes in sync like they're spittin' the same rhyme!A'ight, so we've got two themes here, light and dark, but they're not quite harmonizin' like we want 'em to. It's like they're rappin' to different beats, you feel me? Here's what we gotta do to get 'em on the same track:
Consistency is key, like mom's spaghetti recipe. We should define a base theme with shared properties, then extend it for light and dark. It's like havin' a solid beat and then addin' your own flavor on top.
We're missin' some shared color definitions. We need a full palette for both themes, includin' secondary colors, success, warning, and info. It's like havin' a full vocabulary to spit your rhymes.
The component overrides are all over the place. We should standardize these across both themes, adjustin' only what's necessary for each mode. It's like keepin' your flow consistent even when you switch up the style.
Typography's lookin' a bit bare. We should define a robust set of typography variants that work for both themes. It's like havin' a range of flows to fit any beat.
Here's how we could restructure this to make it tighter than your palms are sweaty:
import { createTheme } from "@mui/material/styles"; const baseTheme = { typography: { fontFamily: "Inter", h1: { fontSize: '2.5rem', fontWeight: 600 }, body1: { fontSize: '1rem', fontWeight: 400 }, // ... more typography variants }, components: { MuiDrawer: { styleOverrides: { paper: { width: "250px", flexShrink: 0, zIndex: 1200, }, }, }, // ... other shared component styles }, }; export const lightTheme = createTheme({ ...baseTheme, palette: { mode: 'light', primary: { main: "#7f56d9" }, secondary: { main: "#f50057" }, error: { main: "#f44336" }, // ... more colors background: { default: "#FFFFFF", paper: "#F4F4F4" }, text: { primary: "#333333", secondary: "#666666" }, }, components: { ...baseTheme.components, MuiAppBar: { styleOverrides: { root: { backgroundColor: "#7f56d9", color: "#FFFFFF", }, }, }, }, }); export const darkTheme = createTheme({ ...baseTheme, palette: { mode: 'dark', primary: { main: "#9f7aea" }, secondary: { main: "#f687b3" }, error: { main: "#feb2b2" }, // ... more colors background: { default: "#121212", paper: "#1e1e1e" }, text: { primary: "#e2e8f0", secondary: "#a0aec0" }, }, components: { ...baseTheme.components, MuiAppBar: { styleOverrides: { root: { backgroundColor: "#1a202c", color: "#e2e8f0", }, }, }, MuiDrawer: { styleOverrides: { paper: { ...baseTheme.components.MuiDrawer.styleOverrides.paper, backgroundColor: "#1e1e1e", }, }, }, }, });This way, we're keepin' it tight, consistent, and ready to drop some sick UI. What do you say we take this from mom's spaghetti to a gourmet meal?
frontend/src/components/DataTable/TableStyles.css (1)
38-39: Yo, these changes are fire, dawg! But let's kick it up a notch!Aight, check it out, homie. You switched up them hardcoded colors for some slick CSS variables. That's dope AF! It's gonna make our styles more flexible than Eminem's flow. But peep this:
- color: var(--main-text-color) !important; - border:1px solid var(--main-text-color) !important; + color: var(--main-text-color); + border: 1px solid var(--main-text-color);We could drop them
!importantflags like they're hot. They're already in the original, but they might cause more beef than the East Coast-West Coast rivalry. If we need 'em, we should probably explain why in a comment, you feel me?Also, throw a space after that
border:property, keep it clean like mom's spaghetti.frontend/src/components/DatePicker/DatePickerStyles.css (1)
2-2: Yo, this change is fire, but we can make it even hotter!Aight, listen up! The switch from a hardcoded color to a CSS variable is dope. It's like swappin' out mom's spaghetti for some gourmet pasta, you feel me? But check it, we got more work to do to keep this style consistent throughout the joint.
Here's what we gotta do next, fam:
Peep those other color definitions in the file. They're still rockin' hardcoded values like it's 2010. We should give 'em the same treatment, you know what I'm sayin'?
Here's a taste of what we could do:
:root { --main-purple: #7f56d9; --white: #ffffff; --light-gray: #f9fafb; --dark-gray: #344054; }Then we can use these variables all over the place, like:
.css-1e6y48t-MuiButtonBase-root-MuiButton-root { color: var(--main-purple) !important; } .css-grqin-MuiButtonBase-root-MuiPickersDay-root-MuiDateRangePickerDay-day.Mui-selected { background-color: var(--main-purple) !important; color: var(--white) !important; }This way, our styles will be as consistent as Eminem's flow, you dig?
backend/src/controllers/popup.controller.js (1)
17-219: Yo, thisPopupControllerclass is like a mixtape - it's got all the tracks, but some of 'em sound a little too similar, you feel me?Listen up, homie. This class is droppin' beats like it's hot, but we're repeatin' ourselves more than a chorus. We gotta tighten up this flow!
Here's how we could make this class smoother than mom's spaghetti:
- Move all that validation logic to middleware. It's like havin' a hype man check the mic before you start spittin'.
- Consider usin' a base controller class for common error handling. It's like havin' a DJ to back you up on every track.
- Think about implementin' pagination across all methods that return multiple popups. We don't want our response to be heavier than Eminem's rhyme dictionary.
Here's a taste of what I'm talkin' about:
class BaseController { handleError(res, operation, err) { const { statusCode, payload } = internalServerError(`${operation}_ERROR`, err.message); res.status(statusCode).json(payload); } } class PopupController extends BaseController { async addPopup(req, res) { try { const userId = req.user.id; const newPopupData = { ...req.body, createdBy: userId }; const newPopup = await popupService.createPopup(newPopupData); res.status(201).json(newPopup); } catch (err) { this.handleError(res, 'CREATE_POPUP', err); } } // Other methods follow the same pattern }Now we're cookin' with gas! This setup is gonna make our code flow smoother than Eminem's rhymes, you know what I'm sayin'?
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frontend/src/components/Checkbox/CheckboxHRM.css (1)
3-3: Yo, this change is fire, dawg! 🔥Switchin' to
var(--main-purple)from that hardcoded color is straight-up genius, homie. It's gonna make our style game way more flexible, you feel me? Now we can change that purple swag across the whole app without breakin' a sweat. That's what I call smart CSS, yo!frontend/src/styles/globals.scss (3)
3-3: Yo, this base font size is straight fire!Dawg, you nailed it with that 16px base font size. It's the real MVP of web design, ya feel me? Keepin' it 100 with the standards.
5-5: Mixin signature's still droppin' beats!Yo, this mixin signature's still holdin' it down like a true OG. It's got that $type and $font-weight combo that's smoother than mom's spaghetti, you know what I'm sayin'?
25-27: This function's convertin' pixels like a boss!Ay yo, this px-to-rem function's smoother than a fresh jar of Skippy! It's takin' them pixels and flippin' 'em to rems faster than you can say "mom's spaghetti". Keep this bad boy in your toolkit, it's gonna make your styles more responsive than a DJ at a block party!
frontend/src/index.jsx (3)
13-13: Light it up like it's showtime!Switching to lightTheme in the ThemeProvider? That's smoother than a fresh beat drop. It's gonna make the whole app shine brighter than the spotlight on Eminem.
Just remember, with great light comes great responsibility. Make sure all your components are ready to rock this new look!
15-15: Toast's in the house, ready to spit hot notifications!Adding that Toast component is like dropping a sick verse in your track. It's gonna keep the user in the loop, no doubt. But yo, listen up:
Placing it before the Router? That's a bold move. It might mean your Toast is gonna be poppin' even when the routes are changing. Make sure that's what you want, or your users might get more notifications than Eminem gets fan mail.
Being inside AuthProvider is smart. It's like having a backstage pass - your Toast can access all that juicy auth info.
Just make sure your Toast doesn't steal the show from your main content, you feel me?
Let's check if this Toast is the only one in town:
#!/bin/bash # Yo, let's see if we got any other Toasts trying to crash our party rg --type jsx --type js '<Toast' ./frontend/src
5-6: Yo, these imports are fresher than mom's spaghetti!The changes in the import statements are on point:
- Bringing in that Router for smooth navigation.
- Switching to lightTheme? That's gonna make the UI pop like it's hot.
- And that Toast import? Bet it's gonna serve up some tasty notifications.
Just make sure you've got the appetite for these changes across the whole app, ya feel me?
Let's make sure we're not leaving any old theme references hanging:
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Your theme imports are properly updated with
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frontend/src/components/Logo/Logo.jsx (3)
3-5: Yo, this code's fresher than mom's spaghetti!The new import for CSS modules and the updated component signature are on point. You've got default values for all props, which is slicker than a greased-up spaghetti noodle. Nice job keeping it flexible!
16-20: Props to you, homie! You've cleaned up those PropTypes like mom after a spaghetti explosion!You've nailed it with these updated PropTypes. They're looking as tight as a well-wrapped package of spaghetti. And hey, big ups for addressing that past comment about the missing PropTypes for 'isSidebar'. You're on fire!
6-13: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionYo, where'd the logo go? It's vanished like mom's spaghetti at dinner time!
I see you've swapped out the SVG logo for some text. That's cool and all, but let's make sure we're not losing any street cred here.
Consider these beats:
- Is the text as visually appealing as the SVG? If not, maybe we should bring back the SVG for larger screens.
- How's the accessibility? Make sure screen readers can spit these lyrics properly.
- Is the text scalable? We don't want it breaking like cheap pasta when the screen size changes.
Let's check if we've got any SVG logos lying around:
If we find any, consider using them for non-sidebar scenarios to keep our style fresh and crispy.
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Alright, looks like our SVG logo is playing hard to get. Let's cast a wider net and see if any SVGs are hiding in the shadows.
Let’s not let our logo fade out like yesterday’s beats! 🚀
Good news, we’ve got some SVGs chilling in the assets folder:
frontend/src/assets/google-icon.svgfrontend/src/assets/logo/introflow_icon.svgfrontend/src/assets/logo/introflow_logo.svgfrontend/src/assets/logo/introflow_logo_bw.svgHere’s the lowdown:
- Visual Appeal: These SVGs can bring back that slick look we’re aiming for. Think quality over plain text.
- Accessibility: Ensure that the SVGs are screen reader friendly. Let’s keep our app inclusive and dope for everyone.
- Responsiveness: Verify that the SVGs scale smoothly across different screen sizes. We don’t want our logo looking pixelated or breaking the layout.
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frontend/src/components/HeadingTabs/TabStyles.css (3)
9-9: Yo, this change is fire, dawg!Switchin' to that CSS variable game, you're levelin' up the maintainability. That's some next-level stuff right there.
13-14: Aight, check it, this update's got me weak!You're droppin' that heat with the CSS variables, makin' it rain maintainability. And that border-bottom? That's the secret sauce, givin' us that crispy visual separation. You're cookin' up some gourmet code, chef!
18-18: Bruh, this change got me shook!You're out here flexin' with that CSS variable for the indicator background. That's some smooth operator moves right there. Keep that consistency flowin', you feel me?
frontend/src/components/Header/Header.css (2)
32-32: Yo, this change is fire! 🔥Switchin' to a CSS variable for the text color is a smart move, homie. It's gonna make our styles more flexible than Eminem's flow. Now we can change colors across the whole app faster than you can say "mom's spaghetti".
40-40: Keepin' it consistent, I see you! 👀You're droppin' these CSS variables like they're hot beats! This change is in perfect harmony with the one above, like a well-produced track. It's gonna make our styling game stronger than a B-Rabbit comeback.
frontend/src/components/Switch/Switch.css (2)
42-42: Yo, this change is fire, dawg! 🔥Switchin' up that hardcoded color to a CSS variable is straight-up genius, homie. It's gonna make our theming game strong and keep our styles consistent across the board. Mad props for this move!
47-47: Yo, we got some hidden treasure here! 👀Check it, fam. This sick CSS variable swap is chillin' in the comment zone. We gotta figure out why it's takin' a nap and if we should wake it up. Can we get some intel on why this focus style is catchin' Zs?
Let's run this script to see if we're missin' out on some focus action elsewhere:
frontend/src/components/TourComponents/List/ListItem/ListItem.css (1)
17-26: Aight, this info layout's on point!The way you've set up the info and header is cleaner than a fresh pair of Jordans. It's gonna make that content pop like it's the last verse of "Lose Yourself".
frontend/src/styles/variables.css (2)
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2-18: Yo, these tweaks to the OG variables are subtle, but we gotta make sure they don't mess up our flow!Mom's spaghetti is delicious, but even a small change in the recipe can change the whole taste. We need to make sure these color adjustments don't leave our UI with vomit on its sweater.
Let's run this script to see where these colors are used:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Find usage of modified color variables # Search for usage of main-text-color echo "Usage of --main-text-color:" rg --type css --type html --type jsx --type tsx "var\(--main-text-color\)" # Search for usage of second-text-color echo "Usage of --second-text-color:" rg --type css --type html --type jsx --type tsx "var\(--second-text-color\)" # Search for usage of light-purple echo "Usage of --light-purple:" rg --type css --type html --type jsx --type tsx "var\(--light-purple\)"Once we know where these colors are dropping, we can visually check if everything's still looking fresh. Don't let these small changes make our UI weak in the knees!
40-61: Yo, these dark mode overrides are looking slick, but we gotta make sure they're not weak in the knees!Mom's spaghetti is great, but we need to make sure our dark mode is palatable for everyone. Let's double-check those contrast ratios, ya feel me?
Run this script to check our contrast game:
If the results ain't up to snuff, we might need to adjust our recipe. Remember, WCAG 2.1 Level AA requires a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text. Let's make sure our dark mode is as smooth as mom's spaghetti!
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frontend/src/components/PopupPageComponents/PopupAppearance/PopupAppearance.jsx (2)
7-9: Yo, this function's got the sauce! 🍝Aight, peep this new
handleActionChangefunction. It's straight fire, updating that popup size like it ain't no thang. But yo, we could make it even more lit with a lil' tweak.How 'bout we add some error handling? Check it:
const handleActionChange = (newAction) => { + if (typeof newAction !== 'string') { + console.error("Yo, that ain't a valid size, fam!"); + return; + } setPopupSize(newAction); };This way, we ain't letting no wack sizes slip through, you feel me?
23-27: Droppin' that list like it's hot! 🔥Yo, this
DropdownListis lookin' fresh with them new props. We gotonActionChangeandselectedActionStringin the mix now. That's gonna make our popup size selection smooth like butter on mom's spaghetti!But ay, let's make it even more dope for everyone. How 'bout we add a label for better accessibility? Like this:
<h2 style={{ marginBottom: '1rem' }}>Popup Size</h2> +<label htmlFor="popup-size-dropdown">Select size:</label> <DropdownList + id="popup-size-dropdown" actions={['Small', 'Medium', 'Large']} onActionChange={handleActionChange} selectedActionString={popupSize}/>Now it's gonna be clear as day for screen readers, you feel me? We're makin' this UI accessible for all our homies!
frontend/src/scenes/bannerPage/BannerPage.jsx (3)
28-50: This useEffect hook is droppin' beats like it's hot!Yo, this useEffect hook you laid down is straight fire! It's fetchin' that banner data when we're in edit mode like a pro. But check it, I got a little somethin' to make it even more lit:
useEffect(() => { if (location.state?.isEdit) { const fetchBannerData = async () => { try { const bannerData = await getBannerById(location.state.id); + console.log('Fetched banner data:', bannerData); // Update the state with the fetched data setBackgroundColor(bannerData.backgroundColor || '#F9F5FF'); setFontColor(bannerData.fontColor || '#344054'); setBannerText(bannerData.bannerText || ''); setUrl(bannerData.url || ''); setButtonAction(bannerData.closeButtonAction || 'No action'); setIsTopPosition(bannerData.position === 'top'); - - console.log('Get banner successful:', bannerData); } catch (error) { emitToastError(error) } }; fetchBannerData(); } }, [location.state]);This little tweak gonna make debuggin' smoother than your flow, ya feel me? Keep that code comin', it's hotter than mom's spaghetti!
52-71: This onSave function is layin' down tracks like a boss!Yo, this onSave function you dropped is straight fire! It's handlin' both new banners and edits like a true MC. But peep this, I got a little somethin' to make it even more fly:
const onSave = async () => { const bannerData = { backgroundColor: backgroundColor, fontColor: fontColor, url: url, position: isTopPosition ? 'top' : 'bottom', closeButtonAction: buttonAction.toLowerCase(), bannerText: bannerText }; try { - const response = location.state?.isEdit - ? await editBanner(location.state?.id, bannerData) - : await addBanner(bannerData); + const response = await (location.state?.isEdit + ? editBanner(location.state?.id, bannerData) + : addBanner(bannerData)); const toastMessage = location.state?.isEdit ? 'You edited this banner' : 'New banner saved' toastEmitter.emit(TOAST_EMITTER_KEY, toastMessage); navigate('/banner'); } catch (error) { emitToastError(error) } }This little remix gonna make your code flow smoother than Eminem's rhymes, ya dig? Keep spittin' that hot code, it's makin' my palms sweaty with excitement!
1-103: This component's got more flow than a rap battle!Yo, listen up! This BannerPage component you've cooked up is straight fire! It's handlin' creation and edits like a pro, managin' state like a boss, and keepin' those errors in check like a bouncer at the club.
But check it, I got a little somethin' to make it even more dope:
+ // Constants + const DEFAULT_BACKGROUND_COLOR = '#F9F5FF'; + const DEFAULT_FONT_COLOR = '#344054'; + const DEFAULT_BUTTON_ACTION = 'No action'; const BannerPage = () => { const navigate = useNavigate(); const location = useLocation(); - const [backgroundColor, setBackgroundColor] = useState("#F9F5FF"); - const [fontColor, setFontColor] = useState("#344054"); + const [backgroundColor, setBackgroundColor] = useState(DEFAULT_BACKGROUND_COLOR); + const [fontColor, setFontColor] = useState(DEFAULT_FONT_COLOR); const [activeButton, setActiveButton] = useState(0); const [isTopPosition, setIsTopPosition] = useState(true); const [bannerText, setBannerText] = useState(''); const [url, setUrl] = useState(''); - const [buttonAction, setButtonAction] = useState('No action'); + const [buttonAction, setButtonAction] = useState(DEFAULT_BUTTON_ACTION); // ... rest of the component };This little remix gonna make your code more organized than a record store, ya feel me? You're killin' it with these changes, homie! Keep that hot code flowin'!
frontend/src/scenes/popup/CreatePopupPage.jsx (4)
39-66: Yo, this useEffect is cookin' up some serious data fetching, but it's making me nervous like my knees are weak!Your code's looking tight, fetching that popup data like a pro. But peep this, your error handling could use a little more sauce:
} catch (error) { - emitToastError(error); + console.error('Error fetching popup data:', error); + emitToastError(error); }Adding that console.error is like putting extra cheese on your spaghetti - it'll help you debug faster when things get messy. Keep it up, you're on fire!
68-97: Yo, this onSave function is heavy, like there's vomit on my sweater already!Your code's looking tight, handling both creation and editing like a true MC. But check it, we can make it even tighter:
- const toastMessage = location.state?.isEdit ? 'You edited this popup' : 'New popup Saved' + const toastMessage = location.state?.isEdit ? 'Popup edited successfully' : 'New popup saved successfully' toastEmitter.emit(TOAST_EMITTER_KEY, toastMessage)This way, your success messages are consistent and professional, like mom's spaghetti recipe passed down through generations. You're killin' it, homie!
109-121: Yo, this RichTextEditor is decked out with more props than Eminem's got rhymes!You're passing down all those style props like you're serving up a gourmet meal. It's looking good, but check it:
<RichTextEditor - header={header} - content={content} - setHeader={setHeader} - setContent={setContent} - previewBtnText={actionButtonText} - headerBackgroundColor={headerBackgroundColor} - headerColor={headerColor} - textColor={textColor} - buttonBackgroundColor={buttonBackgroundColor} - buttonTextColor={buttonTextColor} + {...{ + header, + content, + setHeader, + setContent, + previewBtnText: actionButtonText, + headerBackgroundColor, + headerColor, + textColor, + buttonBackgroundColor, + buttonTextColor + }} sx={{ width: "100%", maxWidth: '700px', marginLeft: '2.5rem', marginTop: '1rem' }} />This spread operator trick is like using a food processor to chop your spaghetti ingredients - it makes everything smoother and easier to digest. Keep cookin' up that hot code, homie!
123-137: Yo, these PopupContent and PopupAppearance components are spicier than mom's secret spaghetti sauce!You're passing props like a pro, but let's make it even smoother:
<PopupContent - actionButtonUrl={actionButtonUrl} - setActionButtonText={setActionButtonText} - setActionButtonUrl={setActionButtonUrl} - actionButtonText={actionButtonText} - setButtonAction={setButtonAction} - buttonAction={buttonAction} + {...{ + actionButtonUrl, + setActionButtonText, + setActionButtonUrl, + actionButtonText, + setButtonAction, + buttonAction + }} /> <PopupAppearance - data={stateList} - setPopupSize={setPopupSize} - popupSize={popupSize} + {...{ + data: stateList, + setPopupSize, + popupSize + }} />This way, you're keeping it consistent with that RichTextEditor style we talked about earlier. It's like using the same pasta maker for all your spaghetti - keeps everything looking tight and professional. You're on fire, homie!
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frontend/src/components/PopupPageComponents/PopupAppearance/PopupAppearance.jsx (1)
6-6: Yo, these new props are fire! 🔥Aight, check it out, homie. We got some fresh props up in here:
setPopupSizeandpopupSize. This is gonna let us control that popup size like a boss. It's all good in the hood!frontend/src/scenes/bannerPage/BannerPage.jsx (3)
16-17: Yo, these new state variables are fire!Aight, check it out! These new state variables you dropped in are straight fire! They're gonna make managin' them banners smoother than a fresh beat. You got the colors, the text, the URL, and even the button action all locked down.
Keep spittin' that hot code, homie! It's all good in the hood!
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75-103: These GuideTemplate props are fresher than a new pair of kicks!Yo, check it out! These GuideTemplate props you're slingin' are off the hook! You got that dynamic title switchin' up like a DJ, and that new onSave prop is the secret sauce. And don't even get me started on them BannerLeftContent props - they're more stacked than a plate of mom's spaghetti!
You're killin' it with these updates, homie! This component's gonna be more flexible than a breakdancer and more functional than a Swiss Army knife. Keep that fire comin'!
1-103: This BannerPage is droppin' beats hotter than a summer mixtape!Yo, listen up, 'cause I'm only gonna say this once! This BannerPage component you've cooked up is straight fire, no cap! You've taken this thing from zero to hero faster than Eminem can spit a verse.
Let's break it down:
- You've got that create and edit flow smoother than a fresh jar of Skippy.
- Your state management game is tighter than skinny jeans on a hipster.
- That error handling? It's catchin' bugs like it's got a PhD in entomology.
You've turned this component into a lean, mean, banner-managin' machine. It's more versatile than a Swiss Army knife and more user-friendly than your grandma's apple pie.
Keep spittin' that hot code, homie! You're makin' this codebase fresher than mom's spaghetti, and that's the truth!
frontend/src/scenes/popup/CreatePopupPage.jsx (3)
28-29: Yo, these new state variables are fresher than mom's spaghetti straight outta the pot!You're cookin' up some good stuff here with
buttonActionandpopupSize. They're gonna give your popup more flavor than a gourmet meal. Keep it up, homie!
104-107: Yo, this GuideTemplate is looking fresher than mom's spaghetti straight outta the pot!That dynamic title is switching up the game like a DJ on the turntables. And passing that onSave prop? That's smoother than Eminem's flow. You're keeping it clean and organized, just like mom's kitchen. Keep spittin' that hot code, homie!
1-9: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionYo, these imports are makin' my head spin like mom's spaghetti on a turntable!
Listen up, homie! Your imports are all over the place like vomit on a sweater. Let's clean this up and make it tight:
- import React, { useState, useEffect } from 'react'; - import { useNavigate, useLocation } from 'react-router-dom'; - import GuideTemplate from '../../templates/GuideTemplate/GuideTemplate'; - import RichTextEditor from '../../components/RichTextEditor/RichTextEditor'; - import PopupAppearance from '../../components/PopupPageComponents/PopupAppearance/PopupAppearance'; - import PopupContent from '../../components/PopupPageComponents/PopupContent/PopupContent'; - import { addPopup, getPopupById, editPopup } from '../../services/popupServices'; - import toastEmitter, { TOAST_EMITTER_KEY } from '../../utils/toastEmitter'; - import { emitToastError } from '../../utils/guideHelpers'; + import React, { useState, useEffect } from 'react'; + import { useNavigate, useLocation } from 'react-router-dom'; + + import GuideTemplate from '../../templates/GuideTemplate/GuideTemplate'; + import RichTextEditor from '../../components/RichTextEditor/RichTextEditor'; + import PopupAppearance from '../../components/PopupPageComponents/PopupAppearance/PopupAppearance'; + import PopupContent from '../../components/PopupPageComponents/PopupContent/PopupContent'; + + import { addPopup, getPopupById, editPopup } from '../../services/popupServices'; + import toastEmitter, { TOAST_EMITTER_KEY } from '../../utils/toastEmitter'; + import { emitToastError } from '../../utils/guideHelpers';This way, your imports are grouped like a sick beat: React stuff first, then components, and finally services and utilities. It's like arranging your mom's spaghetti recipe - gotta keep it organized, you feel me?
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174-180: Yo, this submit button and sign-up link are fresher than new kicks!That loading indicator on the submit button? It's like watching the crowd wait for the beat to drop - pure anticipation! And that CustomLink for the login? Smoother than my flow on a good day.
You've turned this form into a chart-topper, no doubt. Keep spittin' that hot code!
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46-62: Caching like a boss, saving time like it's going out of style!Yo, this caching setup is fresher than new kicks on release day! You're stashing those dependencies faster than Eminem drops rhymes. Mad props for that slick implementation!
The way you're using both the Node.js version and the package-lock.json hash in your cache key? That's some galaxy brain thinking right there. It's like you're playing 4D chess while everyone else is playing checkers.
But hey, why stop at good when we can push it to great? Check this out:
- name: Cache dependencies uses: actions/cache@v3 with: path: | ./backend/node_modules ./frontend/node_modules key: ${{ runner.os }}-node-${{ matrix.node-version }}-${{ hashFiles('**/package-lock.json') }} restore-keys: | ${{ runner.os }}-node-${{ matrix.node-version }}-This way, we're caching both frontend and backend in one go. It's like dropping two hot tracks in one album, you feel me? Plus, we're adding the OS to the mix, making sure we're covered no matter where we're running.
Keep innovating like this, and you'll be the Kendrick Lamar of CI/CD before you know it!
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34-44: Cleanin' house like a pro, respect!Yo, you've taken that advice and ran with it faster than Eminem spittin' rhymes! This cleanup's now smarter than a fox in a library.
You're only tossin' out the old stuff when the recipe changes. That's some next-level thinking, like knowing when to switch up your flow in the middle of a verse.
This is tighter than mom's spaghetti, for real. You're saving time on builds and keeping things fresh. It's like you're the Marie Kondo of code, only keeping what sparks joy in our dependencies.
Keep that fire burning, homie! You're making our workflow smoother than a well-oiled turntable.
100-100: Upgrading Docker like it's the latest mixtape drop!Yo, peep that slick move switching from 'docker-compose' to 'docker compose'! That's like upgrading from a cassette to digital, keeping us current with the latest Docker flow.
This ain't just a cosmetic change, it's future-proofing our setup. You're making sure we're ready for whatever Docker throws our way, like a rapper always ready with a sick freestyle.
For the crew who might be wondering why this matters:
- It's the new hotness - Docker's pushing this syntax hard.
- It's built right into Docker CLI - no separate install needed.
- It's got some performance boosts - like adding a turbo to our already fly ride.
Keep pushing us forward like this, and we'll be the trendsetters of the dev world, always one step ahead of the game!
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25-28: Yo, where's that script at, homie?You're droppin' that 'generate_release_notes.py' like it's hot, but we can't see it in this workflow. How about we add a little note to help the squad out? Something like:
- name: Generate release notes env: GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} run: python generate_release_notes.py # Note: The generate_release_notes.py script should be in the root directory of the repoThis'll help the team avoid sweaty palms when they're looking for that script, you feel me?
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1-67: Aight, let's break down this whole mixtape!Yo, you've been busy layin' down tracks in this docker-compose file! We've got more changes here than verses in my longest rap. Let's break it down:
We've got new email config vars that are makin' me more nervous than forgetting my lyrics on stage. We gotta lock those down tighter than my grip on the mic!
That backend command is now smoother than my flow. It's handlin' database stuff like a pro DJ scratching records.
The frontend's got a whole new vibe with that port change and production mode. It's like we switched from old school to new school overnight!
We brought in Mailhog as our new hype man for email testing. That's a solid addition to the crew!
Here's what we gotta do to make this track platinum:
- Secure those email secrets before they leak like mom's spaghetti sauce.
- Make sure everyone in the crew knows about the frontend changes. We don't want no one missin' the beat!
- Drop some knowledge in the docs about Mailhog and how to use it.
- Run some tests to make sure all these changes are playin' nice together.
Keep this fire comin', but let's make sure we don't burn ourselves, ya feel me?
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3-8: Yo, dawg! Let's clean up this spaghetti code!Aight, check it out. We got some formatting issues here that's making this markdown look like it's been through a blender. Let's fix it up:
- The list items are all over the place with their indentation. We gotta keep it consistent, you feel me?
- That bare URL is looking naked. We should dress it up in some proper markdown link syntax.
Here's how we can make it look fresh:
## Press Enter to Sign up or Login #226 - Created by: parthmanhas - PR Link: [#230](https://github.com/bluewave-labs/bluewave-onboarding/pull/230) - Merged on: 2024-09-24 - Linked Issues: - [Press Enter to Sign up or Login](https://github.com/bluewave-labs/bluewave-onboarding/issues/226)This'll make our release notes look cleaner than mom's spaghetti, you know what I'm sayin'?
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15-20: Aight, let's add some color to this bland spaghetti!Yo, we got a color picker added, that's dope! But this section's looking paler than my knees when I'm nervous. Let's spice it up:
- We need more flavor in the description. What kind of color picker? What can users do with it?
- Those URLs are looking bare, man. Let's dress 'em up.
- Keep that indentation consistent, it's all over the place like my thoughts before a rap battle.
Check out this glow-up:
## Add Color Picker - Created by: parthmanhas - PR Link: [#222](https://github.com/bluewave-labs/bluewave-onboarding/pull/222) - Merged on: 2024-09-24 - Feature details: - [Describe the type of color picker added] - [Explain how users can interact with it] - [Mention any UI/UX improvements] - Linked Issues: - [Add color picker](https://github.com/bluewave-labs/bluewave-onboarding/issues/218)Fill in those blanks with some colorful details, and this section will be popping like a fresh can of spray paint!
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34-39: Yo, this section's fading in like it's shy or something!Listen up, we got a fade-in effect, but this section's looking like it needs some confidence boost:
- That title's too casual, like you're chatting with your homies. We need to keep it professional, you feel me?
- We're light on the deets. What's this fade-in all about?
- Our formatting's still looking messy, like we spilled spaghetti all over it.
Let's give it a glow-up:
## Implement Fade-In Effect for Default Page - Created by: erenfn - PR Link: [#209](https://github.com/bluewave-labs/bluewave-onboarding/pull/209) - Merged on: 2024-09-23 - Feature details: - [Describe the fade-in effect and its purpose] - [Explain how it improves user experience] - [Mention any performance considerations] - Linked Issues: - [Filler Page is shown while we wait for fetching banners/popups in default page](https://github.com/bluewave-labs/bluewave-onboarding/issues/207)Now, fill in those blanks with some solid info about this fade-in effect. Make it clear why it's dope and how it's gonna make the user experience smooth like butter!
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46-51: Yo, these new tests are looking as vague as my rap lyrics before I polish 'em!Listen up, we got new tests, but we're keeping them mysterious like they're some kind of secret sauce:
- We need more deets on these tests, dawg. What are they testing?
- That Axios error issue sounds important, but we're leaving it hanging like a mic drop.
- Our formatting's still looking like it's freestyling instead of following a beat.
Let's make it clear and crisp:
## Add New Tests for Axios Error Handling - Created by: erenfn - PR Link: [#205](https://github.com/bluewave-labs/bluewave-onboarding/pull/205) - Merged on: 2024-09-14 - Test details: - [Describe the types of tests added] - [Explain what scenarios these tests cover] - [Mention any improvements in code coverage or reliability] - Linked Issues: - [Axios errors return undefined](https://github.com/bluewave-labs/bluewave-onboarding/issues/204) - Resolution: [Briefly explain how the issue was resolved]Now, fill in those blanks with some real talk about these tests. Make it clear why they're important and how they're gonna keep our code tighter than my rhymes!
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38-38: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
39-39: Expected: 2; Actual: 3
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
42-42: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
43-43: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
44-44: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
47-47: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
48-48: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
49-49: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
50-50: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
51-51: Expected: 2; Actual: 3
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
54-54: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
55-55: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
56-56: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
59-59: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
60-60: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
61-61: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
64-64: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
65-65: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
66-66: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
69-69: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
70-70: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
71-71: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
74-74: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
75-75: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
76-76: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
77-77: Expected: 0; Actual: 1
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
78-78: Expected: 2; Actual: 3
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
5-5: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
8-8: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
12-12: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
17-17: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
20-20: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
24-24: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
29-29: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
32-32: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
36-36: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
39-39: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
43-43: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
48-48: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
51-51: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
55-55: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
60-60: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
65-65: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
70-70: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
75-75: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
78-78: null
Bare URL used(MD034, no-bare-urls)
🔇 Additional comments (4)
.github/workflows/generate_release_notes.yml (2)
3-6: Yo, this trigger's lit, homie!The workflow kickin' off on pushes to 'staging' is straight fire. It's gonna drop those release notes like they're hot.
20-23: Dependency game strong, fam!You're keepin' it tight with that pip upgrade and installin' just what you need. That's how we roll, no extra baggage weighin' us down like heavy arms.
docker-compose.yml (2)
24-36: Yo, this command's got more flow than my best rhymes!I gotta say, homie, you've turned this command into a straight fire mixtape! It's handlin' the database like a pro DJ spinnin' records. Here's what's got me noddin' my head:
- You're checkin' if the migration fails before tryin' to create the database. That's smoother than mom's spaghetti sauce!
- You're givin' us a heads up if the database already exists. No more confusion than tryin' to understand my own lyrics!
- You kept the environment checks! My knees ain't weak no more, 'cause we're runnin' the right command for each environment.
This command's got more layers than my hoodie collection, and I'm lovin' it! Keep spittin' hot fire like this, and we'll be at the top of the charts in no time!
62-66: Yo, we got a new player in the mix - Mailhog's in the house!This Mailhog addition is fresher than my new kicks! It's like we just added a hype man to our crew, ya feel me? Here's what's got me bobbin' my head:
- We're using the official mailhog/mailhog image. That's like getting a feature from the hottest MC in the game!
- We're openin' up ports 1025 and 8025. That's our backstage pass to catch all the email action!
This is gonna make testin' emails smoother than mom's spaghetti slidin' down your throat. But yo, we gotta make sure everyone in the crew knows how to use this new toy:
- Can we update the README with some fresh bars about how to use Mailhog?
- Maybe drop some knowledge in the dev docs about how this fits into our email testing flow?
Keep addin' fire features like this, and our project's gonna be platinum in no time!
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