Fix Sign in button UI

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Purpose

• Fix Sign in Button UI

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Improved initialization strategy for EmployeeRepo by switching to lazy loading.
• New Features
  • Added customization options for button background colors.
  • Enhanced sign-in screen layout and introduced conditional rendering for the Apple sign-in option.
• Style
  • Updated sign-in buttons for Apple and Google with new color schemes and text styles for improved visibility and aesthetics.

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Walkthrough

The recent modifications focus on optimizing component initialization, enhancing UI customization, and improving user experience across the app. A shift to lazy loading for the EmployeeRepo ensures better resource management, while the introduction of customizable button backgrounds allows for a more flexible design. The sign-in screen sees a structural revamp for a more appealing layout, and platform-specific sign-in options enhance accessibility. These changes collectively aim to refine the app's performance and aesthetic appeal.

Changes

Files	Change Summaries
.../service_locator.config.dart, .../employee_repo.dart	Switched EmployeeRepo to lazy initialization and updated annotations.
.../app_button.dart	Added backgroundColor parameter to AppButton for customizable UI.
.../sign_in/sign_in_screen.dart	Reorganized SignInScreen for a better layout and conditional AppleSignInButton rendering.
.../sign_in/widget/apple_signin_button.dart, .../google_signin_button.dart	Updated button styles for AppleSignInButton and GoogleSignInButton, including background and text style adjustments.

Poem

In the land of code and flair, 🌈
A rabbit hopped with utmost care. 🐇
Tweaking colors, lazy loads,
Crafting screens where ease bodes.
Sign-in buttons, sleek, refined,
A quest for beauty, redefined.
With every change, a leap towards grace,
In the digital burrow, a happier place. 🌟

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between d335133 and 885bd31.

Files selected for processing (6)

• lib/data/di/service_locator.config.dart (1 hunks)
• lib/data/repo/employee_repo.dart (1 hunks)
• lib/style/other/app_button.dart (1 hunks)
• lib/ui/sign_in/sign_in_screen.dart (1 hunks)
• lib/ui/sign_in/widget/apple_signin_button.dart (2 hunks)
• lib/ui/sign_in/widget/google_signin_button.dart (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 11

lib/style/other/app_button.dart (2)

• 12-20: The addition of the backgroundColor parameter enhances the flexibility of the AppButton class by allowing customization of the button's background color. This is a positive change that aligns with the PR's objectives.
• 26-26: The usage of the backgroundColor parameter with a fallback to context.colorScheme.primary is correctly implemented. This ensures that the button will have a sensible default color if none is explicitly provided.

lib/ui/sign_in/widget/google_signin_button.dart (2)

• 24-24: Setting the backgroundColor to Colors.white for the GoogleSignInButton aligns with the objective of enhancing the sign-in button UI. This change is correctly implemented.
• 39-42: The updated text style with a black color and increased font weight (FontWeight.w600) enhances readability and visual appeal, especially against the white background of the button. This change is well-considered and implemented.

lib/ui/sign_in/widget/apple_signin_button.dart (3)

• 1-1: Switching the import from flutter/cupertino.dart to flutter/material.dart is a good practice for maintaining consistency and leveraging the versatility of material design widgets in the Flutter ecosystem.
• 24-24: Setting the backgroundColor to Colors.white for the AppleSignInButton enhances the button's visual appeal, aligning with the PR's objectives to improve the sign-in button UI. This change is correctly implemented.
• 41-42: The updated text style with a black color and increased font weight (FontWeight.w600) for the AppleSignInButton improves visibility and aesthetic appeal. This change is well-considered and implemented.

lib/data/repo/employee_repo.dart (1)

• 10-10: Changing the annotation from @Singleton() to @LazySingleton() for the EmployeeRepo class is a positive change that optimizes resource management by delaying instantiation until necessary. This aligns with best practices for performance optimization.

lib/ui/sign_in/sign_in_screen.dart (2)

• 44-117: The introduction of the Stack widget, along with a gradient background and the reorganized layout of child widgets, significantly enhances the visual appeal of the SignInScreenState widget. This change aligns with the PR's objectives to improve the sign-in button UI and overall user experience.
• 111-111: The conditional rendering of the AppleSignInButton based on platform conditions (kIsWeb or Platform.isIOS) is a smart approach that enhances cross-platform compatibility and user experience. This change is well-implemented.

lib/data/di/service_locator.config.dart (1)

• 277-277: Switching to lazy singleton registration for the EmployeeRepo in the service locator configuration is a positive change that aligns with optimizing resource management. This ensures that resources are used efficiently by delaying instantiation until necessary.