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use leaders-list for main page #1207
use leaders-list for main page #1207
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frontend/src/pages/Home.tsx (1)
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: Double trimming of leader namesThere's a potential minor redundancy in the code. You're trimming each leader name here, but the LeadersList component also performs trimming on the input string again after splitting it.
While not a functional issue, you could consider removing one of these trim operations for slightly better performance.
Also applies to: 240-240
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LeadersListProps
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frontend/src/components/LeadersList.tsx (6)
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: Good addition of TruncatedText componentAdding the TruncatedText component improves the handling of potentially long leader names, ensuring a consistent display across the application.
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: Improved layout with flex containerWrapping the list of leaders in a flex container with appropriate spacing classes enhances the layout and provides better control over spacing between items.
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: Better structure with individual item wrappingWrapping each leader item in a span with flex alignment ensures consistent spacing and alignment, especially when leader names wrap to multiple lines.
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: Enhanced user experience with hover effectAdding the hover:underline class provides better visual feedback to users, making it clear that leader names are clickable links.
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: Properly handling long text with TruncatedTextUsing the TruncatedText component instead of displaying the raw text ensures that overly long leader names will be properly truncated with an ellipsis when needed.
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: Improved separator stylingWrapping the comma separator in a span with margin provides better control over spacing between leaders and ensures consistent styling.
frontend/src/pages/Home.tsx (3)
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: Good component importImporting the LeadersList component is appropriate for the planned refactoring to improve code reusability.
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: Improved chapter leaders display with consistent stylingUsing the LeadersList component for chapter leaders improves code maintainability and ensures consistent styling. The CSS class adjustments provide better alignment with the design system.
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: Consistent implementation for project leadersThe implementation for project leaders matches the chapter leaders implementation, ensuring a consistent user experience throughout the application.
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frontend/src/components/TruncatedText.tsx (3)
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: Consider addingchildren
to effect dependencies.The
useEffect
hook's dependencies array includestext
andcheckTruncation
, but notchildren
. If changes tochildren
should trigger the truncation check, consider adding it to the dependencies array.- }, [text, checkTruncation]) + }, [text, children, checkTruncation])
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: Update dependency array incheckTruncation
useCallback.Similar to the
useEffect
, theuseCallback
dependency array should includechildren
if it's going to influence the truncation check.- }, [text]) + }, [text, children])
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: Consider adding JSDoc comments for better documentation.As this is a public component with updated functionality, adding JSDoc comments would improve developer experience and clarify how to use the component with its new flexibility.
import { React, useRef, useEffect, useCallback } from 'react' +/** + * TruncatedText component that displays text with ellipsis when it overflows. + * @param {object} props - Component props + * @param {string} [props.text] - Text to display (takes precedence over children) + * @param {React.ReactNode} [props.children] - Children elements to display if text is not provided + * @param {string} [props.className] - Additional CSS classes + * @returns {JSX.Element} - Rendered component + */ export const TruncatedText = ({ text, children, className = '', }: { text?: string children?: React.ReactNode className?: string }) => {
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frontend/src/components/TruncatedText.tsx (3)
3-11
: Good enhancement to component flexibility!Making the
text
prop optional and adding support forchildren
improves the component's reusability and follows React's compositional pattern. This allows the component to be used in more scenarios and aligns with React's design principles.
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: Robust fallback logic for title attribute.Setting the title attribute with a fallback mechanism ensures it always has meaningful content, which improves accessibility. This is especially important for truncated text where users need to see the full content on hover.
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: Rendering logic aligns with updated props.The component now correctly renders either the
text
prop orchildren
content, with preference given totext
. This is consistent with the updated prop definitions.
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frontend/src/components/TruncatedText.tsx (3)
35-35
: Missing dependency in useEffect.The useEffect depends on
text
but not onchildren
, which could lead to stale behavior if onlychildren
changes.- }, [text, checkTruncation]) + }, [text, children, checkTruncation])
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: Add a fallback for when both text and children are undefined.The current implementation renders nothing when both
text
andchildren
are undefined. Consider adding a default value or fallback message.- {text || children} + {text || children || ''}
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: Document prop precedence when both text and children are provided.When both
text
andchildren
are provided, it's not immediately clear which one takes precedence. The implementation prioritizestext
, but this behavior should be documented.Consider adding a comment above the component definition explaining this behavior:
/** * TruncatedText component that displays text with truncation. * When both text and children are provided, text takes precedence. */ export const TruncatedText = ({Also applies to: 42-42
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frontend/src/components/TruncatedText.tsx (2)
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: Props enhancement improves component flexibility.The component now accepts either
text
orchildren
props, making it more versatile for different usage scenarios. This is a good improvement that aligns with React patterns.
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:❓ Verification inconclusive
Consider the case when children is a complex React node.
When setting the title, the fallback to
element.textContent
works for string content but might produce unexpected results for complex React node structures.
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Action: Review title extraction for non-string children in TruncatedText
The current logic—using
element.title = text || element.textContent || ''
—relies onelement.textContent
as a fallback, which works for plain text but could yield unexpected results when children are complex React nodes. Although our initial search didn’t reveal any usages with nested or complex children, it's important to ensure that only plain text is passed or to update the component if support for complex nodes is intended.Please verify that:
- All usages of
<TruncatedText>
pass text (or string-renderable) children.- If complex React nodes might be passed in the future, either update the title derivation logic or document that the component only supports plain text.
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LGTM
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fixes: #1203