use html5 details element instead of javascript #2531
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Reduces reliance on JS for content. I found when the JS didn't full load (flaky connection), I couldn't open these detail blocks.
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participant User
participant ApiEndpoint
participant HTMLDetails
User->>ApiEndpoint: Interact with summary
ApiEndpoint->>HTMLDetails: Native toggle triggered
HTMLDetails-->>User: Content expands/collapses
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static/js/api_endpoint.jsx (1)
Remove unnecessary onClick handler
The
onClick={this.toggleInfo}handler references a non-existent method. Since the<details>element handles toggling natively, this handler should be removed:
- Remove
onClick={this.toggleInfo}from the<summary>element instatic/js/api_endpoint.jsx🔗 Analysis chain
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1-29: Verify removal of old implementation.Let's ensure all related JavaScript toggle implementation has been removed and no other components depend on it.
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#!/bin/bash # Search for any remaining references to the old toggle implementation rg -l "toggleInfo|isOpen.*ApiEndpoint" --type js # Search for any components extending ApiEndpoint ast-grep --pattern 'class $_ extends ApiEndpoint'Length of output: 129
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#!/bin/bash # Search for test files related to ApiEndpoint fd "api_endpoint.*test" --type f # Search for documentation files mentioning ApiEndpoint toggle behavior rg -l "ApiEndpoint.*toggle|toggle.*ApiEndpoint" --type md --type txtLength of output: 105
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static/js/api_endpoint.jsx (1)
14-22: Consider using semantic icons instead of emojis.While emojis are functional, using proper semantic icons (e.g., Font Awesome, Material Icons) would be more professional for security status indicators. This would also ensure consistent rendering across different platforms and browsers.
Example implementation using Font Awesome icons:
- {this.props.unprotected ? '🔓' : '🔒'} + <i className={`fa ${this.props.unprotected ? 'fa-unlock' : 'fa-lock'}`} aria-hidden="true"></i>
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static/js/api_endpoint.jsx (1)
8-26: Great implementation of native HTML5 details element!The refactoring successfully achieves the PR objective by:
- Eliminating JavaScript dependency for toggle functionality
- Maintaining existing styling capabilities
- Improving accessibility with native HTML elements
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Remove redundant onClick handler.
The onClick={this.toggleInfo} handler is unnecessary and will cause runtime errors since the method isn't defined. The native <details> element handles the toggle behavior automatically without JavaScript.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
<details className="api-endpoint">
- <summary onClick={this.toggleInfo} className="api-endpoint-header">
+ <summary className="api-endpoint-header">📝 Committable suggestion
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static/js/api_endpoint.jsx (1)
14-22: Consider enhancing accessibility and maintainability.While the implementation works, consider these improvements:
- Add ARIA labels for the lock emojis
- Extract the protection status text to constants
+ const PROTECTION_STATUS = { + protected: { + title: 'Authentication is required for this endpoint', + icon: '🔒', + ariaLabel: 'Protected endpoint' + }, + unprotected: { + title: 'Authentication is not required for this endpoint', + icon: '🔓', + ariaLabel: 'Unprotected endpoint' + } + }; <div className="api-endpoint-protection" - title={ - this.props.unprotected - ? 'Authentication is not required for this endpoint' - : 'Authentication is required for this endpoint' - }> - {this.props.unprotected ? '🔓' : '🔒'} + title={PROTECTION_STATUS[this.props.unprotected ? 'unprotected' : 'protected'].title} + aria-label={PROTECTION_STATUS[this.props.unprotected ? 'unprotected' : 'protected'].ariaLabel}> + {PROTECTION_STATUS[this.props.unprotected ? 'unprotected' : 'protected'].icon} </div>
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static/js/api_endpoint.jsx (4)
8-9: Great use of native HTML5 elements!The switch to
<details>and<summary>elements is an excellent choice as it:
- Ensures content accessibility even when JavaScript fails to load
- Reduces code complexity by leveraging native browser functionality
- Maintains styling through existing CSS classes
10-13: LGTM! Clean implementation of the method display.The template literal usage for dynamic class names is elegant and the code is well-structured.
25-25: LGTM! Clean content rendering.The content section is implemented cleanly with proper class name for styling.
8-26: Overall excellent refactoring!The implementation successfully:
- Removes JavaScript dependency by using native HTML5 elements
- Maintains all existing functionality
- Preserves styling through existing CSS classes
- Improves accessibility by ensuring content is available without JavaScript
This aligns perfectly with the PR objectives and represents a significant improvement in the codebase.
Reduces reliance on JS for content. I found when the JS didn't full load (flaky connection), I couldn't open these detail blocks.
Proposed change
Changed from using JavaScript for the details block to using the native details and summary element from HTML.
This (very slightly) reduces the reliance on JavaScript for content - specifically I found when the JS didn't full load (because of my flaky connection), I couldn't open these detail blocks and then content was fully hidden (can be replicated by disabling JavaScript and trying to read the details on this and other pages).
Also means the accessibility features come for "free" with a native details element.
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<details>and<summary>elements for toggle functionality.