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backmerge edge esmeralda features #691

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Introduced a Badge component for enhanced UI consistency.
    • Added a customizable Button component to streamline button styling.
    • Implemented a Command interface for better command execution options.
    • Launched an onboarding feature across multiple components for improved user guidance.
    • Developed a MultiSelect component allowing for multi-option selection.
    • Added a Carousel component to facilitate step-by-step navigation.
    • Streamlined navigation by removing onboarding state checks from the routing logic.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved handling of time formatting in the useCountdown hook.
  • Documentation
    • Updated the header and footer information to reflect new branding.
  • Refactor
    • Simplified icon usage across various components, enhancing performance and maintainability.
  • Style
    • Introduced a styling configuration to support dynamic theming with Tailwind CSS.
  • Chores
    • Updated development environment with new dependencies and configuration files.

camilovegag and others added 5 commits July 4, 2024 11:58
* Replicate pr to support markdown at develop

* update pnpm action to v4

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Co-authored-by: Diego Alzate <[email protected]>
* Install tailwind and lucide

* Fix path errors

* Remove tw deps and core scripts

* Make dependencies dev dependencies

* Run pnpm i
* Replace icons at header

* Create Icon component

* Change back arrow icon

* Change comments icon to lucide icon

* Keep icon size at 24px

* Change copy icon

* Change trash icon

* Change sorting icon

* Update thumbs up icon

* Delete unused svgs

* Update heart and sqrt icon

* Update plurality score icon

* Remove unused assets
* Update useCountdown hook

* Update render logic (remove 5 mins check)
* Fix at cycle page

* Fix at store
@diegoalzate diegoalzate added the feature New feature or request label Jul 19, 2024
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This update enhances the application significantly by improving UI components, integrating new libraries, and streamlining user experiences. Key highlights include the implementation of onboarding steps and a carousel for registration, along with structural enhancements for better maintainability. The adoption of standardized icons and utility libraries such as lucide-react and cmdk modernizes the interface, ensuring a cohesive design and improved functionality throughout the application.

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Files Change Summary
.github/workflows/... Updated pnpm/action-setup from v2 to v4 in CI workflows to utilize new features and fixes.
package.json, packages/berlin/package.json Streamlined scripts, removed outdated entries, and added new dependencies for UI enhancements, including various Radix UI components and TypeScript types.
packages/berlin/components/... Introduced new components (e.g., Badge, Button, Command) leveraging Radix UI for improved styling and flexible variant management.
packages/berlin/pages/... Enhanced pages (e.g., Cycle, Event, Landing) with onboarding features and improved user interaction through structured content and visual updates.
packages/berlin/store/index.ts Revised AppState interface to include a granular onboardingStatus object for better state management in onboarding processes.
packages/berlin/tailwind.config.js, packages/berlin/index.css Established a robust Tailwind CSS configuration with custom theming, responsive design features, and dark mode support.
packages/berlin/tsconfig.json, packages/berlin/tsconfig.node.json Introduced TypeScript configuration files to enhance type-checking and module resolution strategies for improved development workflows.
packages/berlin/vite.config.ts Added module resolution alias for simplified imports, enhancing code readability and maintainability.
packages/berlin/src/App.tsx Removed onboarding state check to streamline user navigation, eliminating redirection to the onboarding page.

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    participant Onboarding
    User->>App: Access application
    App->>User: Check onboarding status
    User->>Onboarding: (Removed) Previously redirected to onboarding
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Changes hop in a joyful array.
With badges bright and buttons new,
Onboarding steps to guide you through.
Tailwind flows, sleek and fine,
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@diegoalzate diegoalzate marked this pull request as draft July 19, 2024 15:16
* preliminary landing page changes

* text change

* add placeholder link

* Update favicon

* Update footer

* Adjust layout to footer changes

* add form link

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Co-authored-by: camilovegag <[email protected]>
@MartinBenediktBusch MartinBenediktBusch added the DO NOT MERGE Do not merge this pull request label Jul 22, 2024
@diegoalzate diegoalzate marked this pull request as ready for review July 22, 2024 16:06
* Install react joyride

* Fix error and icon display

* Add onboarding component

* Add onboarding to event page

* Add onboarding to results

* Update store with onboarding changes

* Add onboarding to results page

* Add onboarding to cycles page
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packages/berlin/src/components/icon/Icon.styled.tsx (1)

1-1: Consider using a specific import for better tree-shaking.

Importing styled-components using named imports can help with tree-shaking and potentially reduce bundle size.

- import styled from 'styled-components';
+ import styled, { css } from 'styled-components';
packages/berlin/src/components/icon/Icon.tsx (1)

1-2: Consider using absolute imports for better maintainability.

Using absolute imports can improve maintainability, especially in larger projects.

- import { StyledIcon } from './Icon.styled';
+ import { StyledIcon } from 'components/icon/Icon.styled';
packages/berlin/src/_components/ui/separator.tsx (1)

1-2: Remove unused 'use client' directive if not required.

The 'use client'; directive is used to indicate that the file should be treated as a client component in Next.js. If this file does not need to be a client component, consider removing this directive.

packages/berlin/src/_components/ui/badge.tsx (1)

29-33: Consider moving badgeVariants to a separate file.

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packages/berlin/postcss.config.js (1)

1-6: LGTM!

The PostCSS configuration is standard and correctly set up with Tailwind CSS and Autoprefixer plugins.

packages/berlin/src/lib/utils.ts (1)

1-6: LGTM!

The utility function cn is correctly implemented and follows best practices for class name merging using clsx and tailwind-merge.

packages/berlin/src/data/header.ts (1)

4-7: LGTM!

The updates to the header object are straightforward and align with the new theme and branding strategy.

packages/berlin/src/components/icon/Icon.styled.tsx (1)

3-12: LGTM!

The styled component is well-defined with appropriate properties for cursor, size, and hover effects.

packages/berlin/src/data/footer.ts (1)

2-6: LGTM!

The changes simplify the footer content, aligning with the new branding direction.

packages/berlin/src/components/icon/Icon.tsx (1)

8-10: LGTM!

The forwardRef usage and styled component integration are correctly implemented.

packages/berlin/components.json (4)

2-2: Schema definition looks good.

The schema URL is correctly specified.


3-5: Style and TypeScript settings are appropriate.

The style is set to "new-york", and TypeScript settings are enabled.


6-12: Tailwind CSS configuration looks good but verify base color and prefix.

The configuration seems correct. Ensure that the base color "slate" and the empty prefix align with the project's design guidelines.


13-16: Path aliases are correctly defined.

The path aliases for components and utils improve code readability and maintainability.

packages/berlin/src/components/back-button/BackButton.tsx (3)

1-3: Import statements are appropriate.

The imports include necessary dependencies and the transition to standardized icons is a positive change.


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The handleBackClick function correctly handles navigation, and the rendering logic is simplified and aligns with best practices.


21-23: Rendering logic is simplified and correct.

The rendering logic uses the Icon component and ArrowLeft icon with an onClick handler, aligning with best practices.

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The plugins configuration includes necessary settings and aligns with best practices.


19-23: Module resolution settings are correct.

The alias for the source directory improves code readability and maintainability.

packages/berlin/src/main.tsx (1)

9-9: Verify the impact of the new CSS file.

The import of index.css might affect the styling of the application. Ensure that the new CSS file is correctly applied and does not introduce any visual regressions.

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packages/berlin/tsconfig.json (1)

2-31: LGTM! Ensure TypeScript compiler options are suitable for the project.

The TypeScript compiler options are correctly set, following best practices. The options include targeting ES2020, enabling strict mode, and setting up paths and module resolution. Ensure that these settings are suitable for the project's requirements.

packages/berlin/src/components/columns/results-columns/ResultsColumns.tsx (2)

1-1: LGTM! Import changes align with the component updates.

The import of Heart and Radical from lucide-react is appropriate for the updated icon rendering.


16-17: LGTM! Simplified icon rendering.

Using Heart and Radical icons directly simplifies the component structure and potentially enhances performance.

packages/berlin/src/components/secret-code/SecretCode.tsx (2)

2-2: LGTM! Import changes align with the component updates.

The import of Copy from lucide-react and replacing IconButton with Icon is appropriate for the updated copy button rendering.

Also applies to: 6-6


24-26: LGTM! Simplified copy button rendering.

Using the Copy icon directly within an Icon component simplifies the component structure and potentially enhances performance.

packages/berlin/src/components/columns/cycle-columns/CycleColumns.tsx (2)

1-1: LGTM! Import changes align with the component updates.

The import of Heart from lucide-react and Icon is appropriate for the updated icon rendering.

Also applies to: 5-5


25-27: LGTM! Simplified heart icon rendering.

Using the Heart icon directly within an Icon component simplifies the component structure and potentially enhances performance.

packages/berlin/src/_components/ui/badge.tsx (3)

1-4: LGTM!

The imports are appropriate and necessary for the functionality provided in the file.


6-23: LGTM!

The badgeVariants definition is well-structured and follows best practices for defining component variants.


25-27: LGTM!

The BadgeProps interface is correctly defined to include HTML attributes and variant properties.

packages/berlin/src/pages/Landing.tsx (2)

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LGTM!

The imports are appropriate and necessary for the functionality provided in the file.


9-30: LGTM!

The changes to the Landing component provide a clear and concise message about the tool's purpose and encourage user participation. The code is well-structured and readable.

packages/berlin/src/_components/ui/popover.tsx (3)

1-7: LGTM!

The imports are appropriate and necessary for the functionality provided in the file.


8-30: LGTM!

The Popover, PopoverTrigger, PopoverAnchor, and PopoverContent components are well-structured and follow best practices for using @radix-ui/react-popover.


31-33: LGTM!

The exports are appropriate and necessary for the functionality provided in the file.

packages/berlin/package.json (3)

9-11: LGTM! The script command updates are appropriate.

The usage of pnpm exec ensures that the commands are run in the context of the project's dependencies. The addition of the format:fix script is a useful enhancement.


15-27: LGTM! The new dependencies align with modern UI practices.

The addition of various Radix UI components, class-variance-authority, cmdk, lucide-react, and other utilities indicates a move towards a more modern and cohesive UI design. Ensure that each dependency is necessary and used effectively to avoid unnecessary bloat.


31-45: LGTM! The new devDependencies enhance the development environment.

The addition of TypeScript types, ESLint plugins, and Vite-related packages will improve code quality and development efficiency. Ensure that each devDependency is necessary and used effectively to avoid unnecessary bloat.

packages/berlin/src/index.css (3)

1-3: LGTM! The Tailwind CSS imports are standard.

The imports for Tailwind base, components, and utilities are appropriate for a Tailwind CSS project.


5-66: LGTM! The custom properties for themes are well-defined.

The custom properties cover various UI elements and are defined for both light and dark themes. Ensure that these properties are used consistently throughout the application to maintain a cohesive design.


69-76: LGTM! The base layer styles ensure consistency.

The use of Tailwind's @apply directive to apply consistent border and background/text colors is appropriate and ensures a cohesive design.

packages/berlin/src/_components/ui/button.tsx (6)

1-5: LGTM! The imports are necessary and appropriate.

The imports of React, Radix UI's Slot, and utilities from class-variance-authority are necessary for the Button component's functionality and styling.


7-32: LGTM! The buttonVariants definition is comprehensive.

The buttonVariants definition covers various button styles and sizes, ensuring flexibility and consistency in button design.


34-38: LGTM! The ButtonProps interface ensures type safety.

The ButtonProps interface extends React's button attributes and VariantProps, ensuring type safety and flexibility for the Button component.


40-46: LGTM! The Button component is well-defined.

The Button component utilizes React's forwardRef for ref forwarding and conditional rendering based on the asChild prop, ensuring flexibility and reusability.


48-48: LGTM! Setting the display name is a good practice.

Setting the display name for the Button component helps with debugging and development tools.


50-50: LGTM! The export statement is necessary.

The export statement for the Button component and buttonVariants is necessary for the component to be used in other parts of the application.

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packages/berlin/src/hooks/useCountdown.tsx (1)

55-60: LGTM! Simplified time formatting logic.

The new logic improves readability and usability by providing more concise and relevant time representations.

However, ensure that the function handles all possible edge cases correctly.

package.json (3)

10-12: LGTM! Streamlined script commands.

The changes improve the command execution context and streamline the script commands.


27-38: LGTM! Expanded project capabilities.

The new dependencies expand the project's capabilities and modernize the UI.


48-48: LGTM! Enhanced type definitions.

The new devDependency improves the development environment by providing better type definitions.

packages/berlin/src/components/onboarding/Onboarding.tsx (3)

1-11: LGTM! Correct imports and type definitions.

The imports and type definitions are correct and necessary for the component.


13-18: LGTM! Clear style definition.

The buttonBase style definition is clear and follows best practices for CSS-in-JS.


20-71: LGTM! Correct component implementation.

The Onboarding component implementation is correct and follows best practices for React components.

packages/berlin/src/store/index.ts (4)

12-16: Enhanced granularity for onboarding status tracking.

The restructuring of the onboardingStatus property to an object containing event, cycle, and results enhances the granularity of tracking. This change is beneficial for more precise status updates.


19-22: Improved precision for onboarding status updates.

The updated setOnboardingStatus method signature allows for more precise updates to the onboarding status by specifying the type and status. This aligns with the new structure and enhances maintainability.


32-36: Correct initialization of the new onboarding status structure.

The onboardingStatus is correctly initialized as an object with event, cycle, and results properties set to 'INCOMPLETE'. This ensures consistency with the new structure.


57-65: Optimized persistence configuration.

The partialize function selectively persists only the required keys from the state, including the newly structured onboardingStatus. This optimization improves the persistence behavior.

packages/berlin/tailwind.config.js (1)

1-77: Comprehensive Tailwind CSS configuration.

The configuration correctly sets up dark mode, content paths, theme customization, and plugins. This comprehensive setup ensures a cohesive and customizable design system.

packages/berlin/src/components/carousel/Carousel.tsx (5)

5-21: Correct type definitions for Carousel component.

The type definitions for CarouselStepProps, Step, and CarouselProps are correct and cover all necessary properties. This ensures type safety and clarity.


23-25: Correct state initialization for Carousel component.

The state initialization for currentStepIndex and isCompletingStep is correct and follows best practices. This ensures proper state management.


29-53: Correct step navigation functions for Carousel component.

The functions for navigating to the next step, previous step, and a specific step are correct and handle edge cases. This ensures smooth navigation within the carousel.


55-69: Correct step completion handler for Carousel component.

The step completion handler correctly manages asynchronous operations and ensures that steps are completed in sequence. This ensures reliable step completion.


71-90: Correct render logic for Carousel component.

The render logic correctly displays the current step and navigation dots, ensuring a smooth user experience.

packages/berlin/src/components/tables/comment-table/CommentsTable.tsx (4)

2-2: LGTM! Importing new icons from lucide-react.

The new icons ThumbsUp and Trash are correctly imported from lucide-react.


17-17: LGTM! Importing the Icon component.

The Icon component is correctly imported.


114-114: LGTM! Using the new ThumbsUp icon.

The ThumbsUp icon from lucide-react is correctly used to display the like functionality.


122-126: LGTM! Using the new Trash icon within the Dialog component.

The Trash icon from lucide-react is correctly used within the Dialog component for the delete functionality.

packages/berlin/src/_components/ui/dialog.tsx (1)

1-104: LGTM! New Dialog component implementation.

The Dialog component and its sub-components are correctly implemented using @radix-ui/react-dialog. The code is well-structured and follows best practices.

packages/berlin/src/pages/Event.tsx (3)

16-18: LGTM! Importing new components for onboarding.

The new components OnboardingCard, Subtitle, and Onboarding are correctly imported.


20-57: LGTM! Defining onboarding steps.

The steps array correctly defines the onboarding steps with appropriate target selectors, content components, and placements.


96-127: LGTM! Integrating onboarding feature in Event component.

The Event component correctly integrates the new onboarding feature and the changes are consistent with the overall functionality.

packages/berlin/src/components/tables/groups-table/GroupsTable.tsx (2)

2-2: LGTM! Imports are correctly added.

The new import from lucide-react and the reorganization of other imports improve clarity and maintainability.


96-98: LGTM! Icon usage is correctly updated.

The Copy icon from lucide-react is correctly used to replace the previous implementation, simplifying the component structure.

packages/berlin/src/_components/ui/command.tsx (10)

11-24: LGTM! The Command component is correctly implemented.

The component correctly forwards refs and applies class names using the cn utility function.


26-38: LGTM! The CommandDialog component is correctly implemented.

The component correctly integrates the Command component within the Dialog component.


40-55: LGTM! The CommandInput component is correctly implemented.

The component correctly forwards refs and applies class names using the cn utility function.


59-68: LGTM! The CommandList component is correctly implemented.

The component correctly forwards refs and applies class names using the cn utility function.


72-79: LGTM! The CommandEmpty component is correctly implemented.

The component correctly forwards refs and applies class names.


81-95: LGTM! The CommandGroup component is correctly implemented.

The component correctly forwards refs and applies class names using the cn utility function.


97-107: LGTM! The CommandSeparator component is correctly implemented.

The component correctly forwards refs and applies class names using the cn utility function.


109-123: LGTM! The CommandItem component is correctly implemented.

The component correctly forwards refs and applies class names using the cn utility function.


125-134: LGTM! The CommandShortcut component is correctly implemented.

The component correctly applies class names using the cn utility function.


135-145: LGTM! The export statements are correctly implemented.

All necessary components are correctly exported.

packages/berlin/src/components/option-card/OptionCard.tsx (2)

177-185: LGTM! react-markdown is correctly used.

The react-markdown library is correctly used to render optionSubTitle with custom components for links and paragraphs.


187-189: LGTM! Icon usage is correctly updated.

The MessageSquareText icon from lucide-react is correctly used to replace the previous implementation, simplifying the component structure.

packages/berlin/src/components/tables/results-table/ResultsTable.tsx (5)

110-110: Ensure correct usage of the Heart component.

The Heart component from lucide-react is used to represent the heart icon. Verify that it is correctly integrated and styled.

Verification successful

The Heart component is correctly integrated and styled.

The Heart component from lucide-react is used appropriately in ResultsTable.tsx and other files. The integration and styling are consistent and correct.

  • packages/berlin/src/components/tables/results-table/ResultsTable.tsx
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2-6: Ensure imports are necessary and used correctly.

The new imports from lucide-react, react-markdown, and react-router-dom should be verified for their necessity and correct usage in the component.

Verification successful

The imports from lucide-react, react-markdown, and react-router-dom are necessary and correctly used in the ResultsTable.tsx file.

  • Heart is used to display a heart icon.
  • MessageSquareText is used to handle comments click.
  • Radical is used to display a radical icon.
  • Markdown is used to render markdown content.
  • Link is used to create links within the markdown content.
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rg -A 5 'MessageSquareText' packages/berlin/src/components/tables/results-table/ResultsTable.tsx
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116-116: Ensure correct usage of the Radical component.

The Radical component from lucide-react is used to represent the radical icon. Verify that it is correctly integrated and styled.

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The Radical component is correctly integrated and styled.

The Radical component from lucide-react is used within an Icon component in ResultsTable.tsx. The Icon component is styled appropriately in ResultsTable.styled.tsx.

  • ResultsTable.tsx:

    <Icon>
      <Radical />
    </Icon>
  • ResultsTable.styled.tsx:

    export const Icon = styled.div`
      display: inline;
    
      @media (min-width: 600px) {
        display: none;
      }
    `;
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rg 'Icon' packages/berlin/src/components/tables/results-table/ResultsTable.tsx -A 5

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158-167: Ensure correct usage of the Markdown component.

The Markdown component from react-markdown is used to render the option.optionSubTitle. Verify that it is correctly integrated and styled.


184-186: Ensure correct usage of the MessageSquareText component.

The MessageSquareText component from lucide-react is used to represent the message icon. Verify that it is correctly integrated and styled.

packages/berlin/src/pages/Results.tsx (3)

158-184: Ensure correct usage of the Onboarding component.

The Onboarding component is used to render the onboarding steps. Verify that it is correctly integrated and styled.

Verification successful

The Onboarding component is correctly integrated and styled in the Results.tsx file.

  • The Onboarding component is used with the correct props (steps and type).
  • The component is styled appropriately using OnboardingCard.
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# Test: Search for the Onboarding component usage. Expect: Correct integration and styling.
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72-146: Ensure onboarding steps are correctly defined and integrated.

The steps variable defines the onboarding steps for the Results page. Verify that the steps are correctly defined and integrated.

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The steps variable is correctly defined and integrated within the Results.tsx file.

  • The steps variable is used in the Results.tsx file and passed to the Onboarding component.
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14-21: Ensure imports are necessary and used correctly.

The new imports from external libraries and internal components should be verified for their necessity and correct usage in the component.

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Let's correct the file type error and re-verify the usage of the imports in the Results.tsx file.


Let's correct the path and re-verify the usage of the imports in the Results.tsx file.


All imports are necessary and correctly used.

The imported components OnboardingCard, Body, IconButton, FlexRow, useAppStore, Onboarding, and Icon are all utilized within the Results.tsx file, confirming their necessity and correct usage.

  • OnboardingCard is used multiple times.
  • Body is used multiple times.
  • IconButton is used multiple times.
  • FlexRow is used multiple times.
  • useAppStore is used to access the theme state.
  • Onboarding is used with steps and type "results".
  • Icon is used within the file.
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rg --type tsx -A 5 $'Body'
rg --type tsx -A 5 $'IconButton'
rg --type tsx -A 5 $'FlexRow'
rg --type tsx -A 5 $'useAppStore'
rg --type tsx -A 5 $'Onboarding'
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rg 'OnboardingCard' $RESULTS_FILE
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rg 'useAppStore' $RESULTS_FILE
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packages/berlin/src/components/header/Header.tsx (3)

8-8: Ensure imports are necessary and used correctly.

The new imports from lucide-react should be verified for their necessity and correct usage in the component.

Verification successful

Verified: The imports from lucide-react are necessary and correctly used.

  • SunMoon is used in packages/berlin/src/components/header/Header.tsx.
  • User is used in packages/berlin/src/components/header/Header.tsx.
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133-135: Ensure correct usage of the User component.

The User component from lucide-react is used to represent the user icon. Verify that it is correctly integrated and styled.

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The User component is correctly integrated and styled.

  • The User component from lucide-react is used within a Button component to navigate to the /account route.
  • The integration and styling within the Header component are appropriate.
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147-149: Ensure correct usage of the SunMoon component.

The SunMoon component from lucide-react is used to represent the theme toggle icon. Verify that it is correctly integrated and styled.

packages/berlin/src/pages/Comments.tsx (3)

2-2: Approved: Import of ArrowDownUp icon.

The addition of the ArrowDownUp icon from lucide-react is appropriate for the updated UI components.


Line range hint 6-7:
Approved: Removal of useAppStore hook and related code.

The removal of the useAppStore hook and related code simplifies the component and reduces unnecessary dependencies.

Also applies to: 13-14, 36-37


223-233: Approved: Refactoring of sorting functionality.

The refactoring to use a FlexRow component and encapsulate the sorting icon within an Icon component improves the semantic structure and maintainability of the JSX.

packages/berlin/src/components/multi-select/MultiSelect.tsx (5)

1-17: Approved: Import statements.

The import statements include necessary components and utilities for the functionality provided in the file.


19-34: Approved: multiSelectVariants configuration.

The configuration defines different variants for the multi-select component and follows best practices for CSS-in-JS.


36-51: Approved: MultiSelectProps interface.

The interface is well-defined and covers all necessary props for the MultiSelect component.


53-275: Approved: MultiSelect component implementation.

The implementation is comprehensive and follows best practices for React components, including functionalities such as toggling options, handling input keydown events, and managing the popover state.


278-278: Approved: MultiSelect.displayName property.

Setting the displayName property is a good practice for debugging purposes.

packages/berlin/src/pages/Cycle.tsx (4)

35-41: Approved: Import statements.

The import statements include necessary components and utilities for the functionality provided in the file.


128-137: Approved: Updates to updateInitialVotesAndHearts function.

The updates improve the robustness and maintainability of the function by accepting a more flexible parameter type and handling potential null values gracefully.


122-125: Approved: Streamlined voteInfo logic.

The streamlined logic improves readability and maintainability by reducing multiple branches into a single return statement.


301-425: Approved: New onboarding steps.

The onboarding steps provide detailed instructions and improve the user experience throughout the voting process.

packages/berlin/src/pages/Register.tsx (10)

154-324: Verify the correctness of useMutation hooks usage and state management logic.

The CarouselWrapper component uses useMutation hooks for handling registration data mutations. Ensure that the mutation logic is correct and that the state management logic is properly implemented.

Verification successful

The useMutation hooks and state management logic in the CarouselWrapper component are correctly implemented.

The useMutation hooks are properly configured with appropriate success and error handling. The state management logic, including query invalidation and toast notifications, is correctly implemented.

  • useMutation hooks correctly handle registration data mutations.
  • State management logic is properly implemented, ensuring correct transitions and notifications.
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Line range hint 365-501:
Verify the logic for handling registration form selection in SelectRegistrationDropdown.

The function handles the selection of registration forms. Ensure that the logic is correct.

Verification successful

The logic for handling registration form selection in SelectRegistrationDropdown is correctly implemented. The function properly checks for existing registrations and selects the first one if no form is selected. The props passed to the function are consistent with the expected types.

  • registrations are checked for existence and length.
  • selectedRegistrationFormKey is used to determine if a form is already selected.
  • The first registration is selected using sortRegistrationsByCreationDate.
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644-668: Verify the logic for handling event group selection in SelectEventGroup.

The function handles the selection of event groups. Ensure that the logic is correct.

Verification successful

Verified the logic for handling event group selection in SelectEventGroup.

The function correctly handles the selection of event groups based on the provided groupCategory and form. The logic for fetching and displaying groups is appropriately implemented.

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563-574: Verify the correctness of useMutation hooks usage in EventGroupsForm.

The function uses useMutation hooks for handling user group mutations. Ensure that the mutation logic is correct.

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Verify the correctness of useMutation hooks usage in EventGroupsForm.

The useMutation hook in the EventGroupsForm component uses the postUsersToGroups mutation function. The success handler correctly invalidates the query with the key ['user', user?.id, 'users-to-groups'] and handles the response properly. The error handler displays an error toast if something goes wrong.

  • mutationFn: postUsersToGroups
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  • onError handler displays an error toast.
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Verify the logic for creating registration forms in createRegistrationForms.

The function creates registration forms based on sorted registrations and user groups. Ensure that the logic is correct.

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Verified: The logic for creating registration forms in createRegistrationForms is correct.

The function is used to generate options for a Select component and to map forms for a DynamicRegistrationFieldsForm component, both of which align with the expected functionality.

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The function sorts registrations by their creation date. Ensure that the sorting logic is correct.

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The sorting logic in sortRegistrationsByCreationDate is correct.

The function sorts registrations by their creation date as expected, and the sorted registrations are used appropriately in the code.

  • packages/berlin/src/pages/Register.tsx:
    • Line 132: Definition of sortRegistrationsByCreationDate.
    • Line 326: Usage of sortRegistrationsByCreationDate to sort registrations.
    • Line 328: Usage of sortRegistrationsByCreationDate to get the first registration ID.
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Verify the correctness of hooks usage and integration of CarouselWrapper.

The Register function uses several useQuery hooks and a useMemo hook. Ensure that the data fetching logic is correct and that the CarouselWrapper component is properly integrated.


699-712: Verify the correctness of showRegistrationForm logic in RegistrationForm.

The function contains logic for showing the registration form. Ensure that the logic is correct.

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The logic of showRegistrationForm is correct. The function properly checks if the selectedRegistrationFormKey is 'create' and there is no registrationId to show the create registration form, or it compares registrationId with selectedRegistrationFormKey to decide whether to show the form.

  • showRegistrationForm is used within the DynamicRegistrationFieldsForm component's show prop.
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670-748: Verify the logic for handling registration forms in RegistrationForm.

The function handles the registration form logic. Ensure that the logic is correct.

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The RegistrationForm function is correctly implemented and used in the Register.tsx file. The logic for handling registration forms appears to be correct.

  • packages/berlin/src/pages/Register.tsx
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530-641: Verify the logic for form submission in EventGroupsForm.

The function handles the form submission for event groups. Ensure that the logic is correct.

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packages/berlin/src/App.tsx (7)

Add error handling in redirectOnLandingLoader.

The function redirectOnLandingLoader does not handle errors for the fetchQuery calls. It is important to add error handling to manage potential failures gracefully.

  • Location: packages/berlin/src/App.tsx
  • Lines: 32-56

Consider wrapping the fetchQuery calls in try-catch blocks or using error boundaries to manage errors effectively.

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Verify error handling for redirectOnLandingLoader.

Ensure that errors during the fetchQuery call are handled appropriately.

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Lack of error handling in redirectToCycleResultsLoader function

The redirectToCycleResultsLoader function does not handle errors during the fetchQuery call. It is important to add error handling to ensure the application can gracefully manage failures.

  • packages/berlin/src/App.tsx, lines 79-89
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Verify error handling for redirectToCycleResultsLoader.

Ensure that errors during the fetchQuery call are handled appropriately.

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Lack of error handling in redirectToLandingLoader function

The redirectToLandingLoader function does not include error handling for the fetchQuery call. It is important to handle potential errors to ensure the application can gracefully manage issues during the user data fetch.

  • Location: packages/berlin/src/App.tsx, lines 12-19

Please add appropriate error handling to manage potential issues during the fetchQuery call.

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Verify error handling for redirectToLandingLoader.

Ensure that errors during the fetchQuery call are handled appropriately.

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Lack of error handling in redirectToEventHoldingOrRegister.

The redirectToEventHoldingOrRegister function does not include error handling mechanisms for the fetchQuery calls. If these calls fail, it could lead to unhandled promise rejections or runtime errors. Consider adding try-catch blocks or other error handling strategies to manage potential errors gracefully.

  • Location: packages/berlin/src/App.tsx lines 67-77
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Verify error handling for redirectToEventHoldingOrRegister.

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Verify error handling for redirectToAccount.

The redirectToAccount function does not handle errors during the fetchQuery call. Consider adding a try-catch block to manage potential errors and ensure robustness.

  • Location: packages/berlin/src/App.tsx
  • Lines:
    async function redirectToAccount(queryClient: QueryClient) {
      try {
        const user = await queryClient.fetchQuery({
          queryKey: ['user'],
          queryFn: fetchUser,
        });
    
        if (user?.username) {
          useAppStore.setState({ userStatus: 'COMPLETE' });
          return null;
        }
    
        useAppStore.setState({ userStatus: 'INCOMPLETE' });
        return redirect('/account');
      } catch (error) {
        // Handle the error appropriately
        console.error('Failed to fetch user data:', error);
        // Consider redirecting to an error page or showing an error message
      }
    }
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Verify error handling for redirectToAccount.

Ensure that errors during the fetchQuery call are handled appropriately.

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Lack of error handling in redirectToOnlyOneEventLoader

The function redirectToOnlyOneEventLoader does not handle errors that might occur during the fetchQuery call. It is important to include error handling to ensure the application can gracefully handle any issues that arise during the query.

  • Location: packages/berlin/src/App.tsx
  • Lines: 58-65

Consider adding a try-catch block around the fetchQuery call to handle potential errors.

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Verify error handling for redirectToOnlyOneEventLoader.

Ensure that errors during the fetchQuery call are handled appropriately.

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Add error handling for fetchQuery calls in App.tsx

The fetchQuery calls in the redirectToCycleIfOpen function and other parts of the App.tsx file lack error handling mechanisms. This can lead to unhandled promise rejections or unexpected behavior if any query fails.

  • File: packages/berlin/src/App.tsx
  • Lines: Multiple instances, including the redirectToCycleIfOpen function.

Ensure that all fetchQuery calls handle errors appropriately, possibly using try-catch blocks or error boundaries.

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Verify error handling for redirectToCycleIfOpen.

Ensure that errors during the fetchQuery call are handled appropriately.

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packages/berlin/src/App.tsx (3)

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LGTM!

The function initializes the router with the provided query client.


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LGTM!

The App function is exported as the default export.


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Verify the impact of removing the onboarding route.

Ensure that the removal of the onboarding route does not introduce any issues in the application.

@camilovegag camilovegag merged commit e5ea2a8 into main Jul 22, 2024
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