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WalkthroughThis pull request makes extensive modifications across the codebase. Several components have been refactored by removing interactive elements such as buttons, external links, and the tokenStats feature, with corresponding adjustments to padding and layout styles. Import paths have been updated to absolute paths in multiple files. New asynchronous components with GraphQL queries have been added for the Enterprise and Web3 sections, while the overall control flow in components such as Fellowship, IntegrateSection, and Navbar has been updated. Changes
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frontend/src/app/for-lawyers/components/KlerosMediationSection/index.tsx (1)
5-8: Consider Standardizing Query Imports.
While theFlowchartimport has been updated to an absolute path, the query import forforLawyersPageMediationSectionQueryandForLawyersPageMediationSectionTyperemains relative. For consistency, consider updating these to use absolute paths. For example:-import { forLawyersPageMediationSectionQuery, ForLawyersPageMediationSectionType } from "../../queries/kleros-mediation-section"; +import { forLawyersPageMediationSectionQuery, ForLawyersPageMediationSectionType } from "@/queries/kleros-mediation-section";
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frontend/src/app/for-lawyers/components/Hero.tsx (4)
10-12: Property destructuring streamlined to reflect UI changes.The destructuring has been simplified to only include
header,subtitle, andbackground, removingbuttonsandarrowLinkwhich are no longer used in the component. This aligns with the removal of interactive elements mentioned in the PR description.
15-15: Increased bottom padding significantly improves layout spacing.The padding has been adjusted from
pb-28topb-64and fromlg:pb-60tolg:pb-80, which provides much more space below the hero content. This change likely improves the overall page flow and visual hierarchy.
17-21: Header styling refined for better visual hierarchy.The heading element styling has been updated with proper padding and responsive text sizes, improving the visual presentation across different screen sizes.
14-33: Simplified component structure improves focus on core content.The Hero component has been streamlined by removing the button array mapping and external link rendering, resulting in a cleaner, more focused UI that emphasizes the header and subtitle content. This aligns with the PR objective of applying feedback from the first round of reviews.
frontend/src/app/home/components/CaseStudies.tsx (1)
17-17: Background color updated to maintain visual patternThe background color class has been changed from
bg-background-2tobg-background-1, which coordinates with the reordering of components in the home page layout (where LearnPosts now appears before CaseStudies).frontend/src/app/home/components/LearnPosts.tsx (1)
19-19: Background color updated to maintain visual patternThe background color class has been changed from
bg-background-1tobg-background-2, which works in tandem with the CaseStudies component change to maintain alternating background colors after component reordering.frontend/src/app/home/components/UseCases.tsx (1)
17-17: Background color updated to maintain visual patternThe background color class has been changed from
bg-background-2tobg-background-1, which aligns with the overall pattern of background color adjustments across home page components.frontend/src/components/CtaCard.tsx (1)
48-52: Improved text formatting with whitespace-pre-wrapAdding the
whitespace-pre-wrapclass ensures that any intentional line breaks and whitespace in description text are preserved when rendered, improving content formatting.frontend/src/app/home/page.tsx (2)
25-26: Component reordering enhances layout flowLearnPosts has been moved to appear before CaseStudies, which correlates with the background color changes made in their respective components.
28-28: Added listMode prop to IntegrateSectionThe new
listModeprop allows for conditional rendering behavior in the IntegrateSection component, improving its flexibility.frontend/src/app/home/components/Hero.tsx (1)
24-24: Increased padding to improve visual spacingThe padding has been increased (from
pb-28topb-56andlg:pb-20tolg:pb-72), which likely compensates for the removal of theTokenStatscomponent mentioned in the summary. This ensures proper spacing between the hero section and subsequent content.frontend/src/components/Earn/TabSection/CuratorTabContent/index.tsx (1)
21-27: Improved card layout with dynamic grid sizingThe grid layout has been enhanced from a simple 3-column layout to a more sophisticated 6-column grid with dynamic card sizing. This creates a better visual hierarchy where:
- First half of cards get more prominence (
col-span-3)- Second half take less space (
col-span-2)This is a good UI improvement that creates visual interest and draws attention to the most important cards first.
frontend/src/components/Navbar/AppsDropdownContent/index.tsx (3)
10-10: Added new optional prop for flexible renderingThe new
listModeprop increases component reusability by allowing different rendering styles depending on the context in which this component is used.
17-17: Good default value for backward compatibilitySetting the default value of
listModetofalseensures that existing implementations of this component will continue to work without changes.
25-28: Conditional styling based on display modeThe grid styling is now conditionally applied only when
listModeisfalse, making the component adaptable to different display requirements. This is a good pattern for creating flexible, reusable components.frontend/src/components/IntegrateSection/index.tsx (3)
9-11: Well-defined interface for component propsCreating a proper interface for the component props improves type safety and code documentation. Good practice to explicitly define the component's contract.
13-13: Updated component signature with props interfaceThe component now properly accepts and destructures the
listModeprop, allowing for conditional rendering behavior. This change aligns with React best practices for component composition.
31-31: Properly forwarding the listMode propUsing the spread operator to pass the
listModeprop to theAppsDropdownContentcomponent ensures the display mode is preserved throughout the component hierarchy. This creates consistency in how the UI is presented.frontend/src/components/Flowchart.tsx (1)
3-3: Consistent Absolute Import for FlowchartItems.
The import has been updated to use an absolute path ("@/app/for-lawyers/queries/kleros-mediation-section"), which aligns with the standardized module resolution approach across the project.frontend/src/queries/kleros-escrow-section.ts (1)
3-3: Absolute Import for Flowchart in Query File.
The change updates the import ofFlowchartto an absolute path ("@/app/for-lawyers/queries/kleros-mediation-section"), ensuring consistency with the project's restructured directory hierarchy.frontend/src/components/KlerosEscrowSection.tsx (1)
2-7: Standardized Import Paths in KlerosEscrowSection.
The updates now import theFlowchartcomponent and associated query types using absolute paths, and therequestimport has been reordered for clarity. This adjustment enhances maintainability and consistency across components.frontend/src/app/for-lawyers/components/KlerosMediationSection/index.tsx (1)
3-3: Refactored Flowchart Import.
TheFlowchartcomponent is now imported via an absolute path ("@/components/Flowchart"), which is in line with the overall effort to standardize module resolution across the codebase.
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frontend/src/app/for-builders/page.tsx (1)
13-13: Consider using absolute imports for consistency.The import for
KlerosParticipateSectionuses a relative path (./components/...), while other imports in this file use absolute paths with the@/prefix. For better code consistency and maintainability, consider updating this to use absolute imports.-import KlerosParticipateSection from "./components/KlerosParticipateSection"; +import KlerosParticipateSection from "@/app/for-builders/components/KlerosParticipateSection";
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frontend/src/components/ForBuilders/UseCasesSection/index.tsx (2)
14-14: Padding adjustment from vertical to top-only.The padding class has been changed from what appears to have been
py-16 md:py-24(vertical padding) topt-16 md:pt-24(top-only padding), removing the bottom padding. This change helps create more precise spacing control in the layout.
15-19: Improved code readability with multi-line className.The h1 element's className has been reformatted to use a multi-line string format, which improves code readability and maintainability, especially for longer className strings. The actual class values remain unchanged.
frontend/src/app/for-builders/page.tsx (1)
29-29: LGTM: KlerosParticipateSection replaces IntegrateSection.The component replacement looks good. Based on the PR summary, this change is part of a broader refactoring effort to remove redundant components.
frontend/src/components/ResearchDevelopment/TabSection/FellowshipTabContent/index.tsx (2)
8-8: Added import for KlerosFellowSection component.The import statement is correctly structured using a relative path to the component.
36-36: Added KlerosFellowSection component to the Fellowship tab content.The component is properly placed between Testimonials and the fellows header section. The component is included without props, which matches its implementation (it doesn't require any props as parameters).
frontend/src/components/ResearchDevelopment/TabSection/FellowshipTabContent/Fellows/index.tsx (1)
26-26: Fixed useMemo dependency array to include fellows.Great fix! Adding
fellowsto the dependency array ensures the memoized slice is recalculated whenever the fellows data changes, preventing stale data issues. This is important for component reactivity and data consistency.frontend/src/components/ResearchDevelopment/TabSection/FellowshipTabContent/KlerosFellowSection/index.tsx (2)
9-9: Updated import path for GraphQL query.The import path has been simplified to a relative path, which improves code organization. This suggests that the query has been moved closer to the component that uses it, which is a good practice.
29-29: Removed horizontal padding from KlerosFellowSection.Removing "px-6" from the className is appropriate since this component is now used within FellowshipTabContent, which already has horizontal padding. This prevents double padding and ensures consistent spacing throughout the UI.
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frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/Hero.tsx (3)
1-8: Consider standardizing import paths to absolute importsBased on the PR objectives about standardizing import paths from relative to absolute, line 7 should be updated to use an absolute import path rather than a relative one.
-import { heroQuery, HeroQueryType } from "../queries/hero"; +import { heroQuery, HeroQueryType } from "@/app/enterprise/queries/hero";
9-12: Add error handling for the GraphQL requestThe component makes an async GraphQL request without any error handling. In a production environment, this could lead to uncaught exceptions if the request fails.
Consider adding try-catch block:
const Hero: React.FC = async () => { + try { const { header, subtitle, background } = ( await request<HeroQueryType>(heroQuery) ).forLawyersPageHero; + } catch (error) { + console.error("Failed to fetch hero data:", error); + return <div>Error loading content. Please try again later.</div>; + }
26-32: Improve Image component implementationThe current Image implementation has a few areas that could be improved:
- The
unoptimizedprop bypasses Next.js image optimization, which could affect performance and Core Web Vitals- No explicit width and height attributes are provided, which can lead to layout shifts
- The alt text is generic and could be more descriptive for better accessibility
Consider this improved implementation:
<Image src={background.url} - alt="Hero Image Background" + alt={`Background image for ${header}`} fill - unoptimized priority + sizes="100vw" className="absolute left-0 top-0 z-[-1] h-full object-cover" />The
priorityattribute would be beneficial as this is likely an above-the-fold image, and removingunoptimizedwould allow Next.js to optimize the image for better performance.
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frontend/src/app/web-three/page.tsx (2)
13-13: Component import looks good.The import for the new KlerosParticipateSection component follows the project's structure by importing from a relative path within the web-three directory.
29-29: Component replacement is consistent with PR objectives.The replacement of IntegrateSection with KlerosParticipateSection aligns with the PR's focus on applying feedback. This change likely provides more specific participation information for the Kleros protocol rather than generic integration details.
frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/Hero.tsx (2)
14-35: LGTM: Component structure and responsive designThe overall component structure is well-organized with responsive padding and typography classes. The layout adapts well to different screen sizes through the use of appropriate margin and padding utility classes.
10-12:❓ Verification inconclusive
Unused properties in the GraphQL response
You're destructuring only
header,subtitle, andbackgroundfrom the response, but not usingbuttonsandarrowLinkwhich are also fetched according to the type definition. While this appears intentional based on the PR summary about removing elements, consider whether:
- These fields need to be fetched at all
- The GraphQL query should be updated to only request what's needed
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Review Suggestion: Align the Hero Query with Its Actual Requirements
It looks like in
frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/Hero.tsxyou’re only usingheader,subtitle, andbackgroundfrom the GraphQL response, while the query still fetchesbuttonsandarrowLink. Note that our grep results indicate these extra properties are indeed used in other enterprise components (e.g., inKlerosEnterpriseSectionandKlerosMediationSection).
- Confirm if the
heroQueryis intended to be a generic/shared query or if it can be customized per component.- If the Hero component is the only consumer of this particular query and doesn’t require
buttonsandarrowLink, update the query to fetch only the needed fields.- Otherwise, if the full response is required for shared consistency across components, please add a clarifying comment so it’s clear that the extra fields are intentionally unused in the Hero component.
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frontend/src/app/home/components/Enterprise/queries.ts (1)
19-31: Type definition matches query structure.The
IEnterpriseQuerytype accurately represents the GraphQL query response structure, providing proper type safety for consuming components.A minor nitpick: Modern TypeScript conventions often avoid the "I" prefix for interface names, preferring just
EnterpriseQuery. However, this is a team style preference.frontend/src/app/home/components/Web3/queries.ts (1)
19-31: Type definition provides proper type safety.The
IWeb3Querytype accurately reflects the structure of the GraphQL response, ensuring type safety when used in components.Consider extracting the common card structure into a shared type that both
IEnterpriseQueryandIWeb3Querycould use to reduce duplication.// Example of a shared type export type CardType = { icon: { url: string; }; title: string; subtitle: string; }; // Then use it in both interfaces export type IWeb3Query = { homePageWeb3: { title: string; subtitle: string; cards: Array<CardType>; }; };frontend/src/app/home/components/Web3/index.tsx (1)
28-34: Use a more unique key for list items.Using
titleas a key might lead to issues if two cards have the same title. Consider using a unique identifier or a combination of properties to ensure uniqueness.{cards.map(({ icon, title, subtitle }) => ( <CtaCard className="flex-grow" - key={title} + key={`${title}-${subtitle.substring(0, 10)}`} {...{ icon, title, description: subtitle }} /> ))}frontend/src/app/home/components/Enterprise/index.tsx (2)
28-34: Use a more unique key for list rendering.Using
titleas a key could lead to issues if multiple cards have identical titles. Consider using a more unique identifier for better React reconciliation.{cards.map(({ icon, title, subtitle }) => ( <CtaCard className="flex-grow" - key={title} + key={`${title}-${subtitle.substring(0, 10)}`} {...{ icon, title, description: subtitle }} /> ))}
1-42: Consider creating a shared component for Web3 and Enterprise.There's significant code duplication between this component and the Web3 component. Consider creating a shared base component that both can use with different queries and data sources.
// Example shared component approach type CardSectionProps = { query: any; dataExtractor: (data: any) => { title: string; subtitle: string; cards: any[] }; className?: string; }; const CardSection: React.FC<CardSectionProps> = async ({ query, dataExtractor, className = "bg-background-1 px-6 pb-12 pt-6 lg:px-32 lg:pb-24 lg:pt-12" }) => { try { const { title, subtitle, cards } = await request(query).then(dataExtractor); return ( <div className={className}> {/* Component rendering */} </div> ); } catch (error) { return <div>Failed to load section</div>; } }; // Then use it like: // export default function Enterprise() { // return ( // <CardSection // query={enterpriseQuery} // dataExtractor={(data) => data.homeEnterprise} // /> // ); // }
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frontend/src/app/home/components/HowKlerosWorks.tsx (2)
15-16: Clean removal of unused variable from destructuring.The
labelvariable has been removed from the destructuring ofhowKlerosWorks.homeHowKlerosWorksSection, which is a good clean-up since it's no longer being used in the component.
19-19: Improved padding control for different screen sizes.The padding classes have been refined from uniform vertical padding (
py-12andlg:py-24) to more specific top and bottom padding values (pb-12 pt-8andlg:pb-32 lg:pt-24). This provides better control over the component's spacing, with less padding on top and more on the bottom, creating a more balanced visual appearance.frontend/src/app/home/components/Enterprise/queries.ts (1)
1-17: GraphQL query structure looks good.The
enterpriseQueryis well-structured to fetch the enterprise section data from the backend. It retrieves a title, subtitle, and an array of cards with their icons and text content.frontend/src/app/home/components/Web3/queries.ts (1)
1-17: GraphQL query is properly defined.The
web3Queryis well-structured and focused on retrieving the necessary data fields for the Web3 section.frontend/src/app/home/components/Web3/index.tsx (1)
15-38: Component layout and structure look good.The component has a clean, responsive layout with appropriate padding and spacing. The use of Tailwind utility classes provides good responsive behavior.
| const Web3: React.FC = async () => { | ||
| const { title, subtitle, cards } = await request<IWeb3Query>(web3Query).then( | ||
| ({ homePageWeb3 }) => homePageWeb3, | ||
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Add error handling for GraphQL request.
While the async data fetching works, there's no error handling if the GraphQL request fails. Consider adding try/catch to gracefully handle potential errors.
const Web3: React.FC = async () => {
- const { title, subtitle, cards } = await request<IWeb3Query>(web3Query).then(
- ({ homePageWeb3 }) => homePageWeb3,
- );
+ try {
+ const { title, subtitle, cards } = await request<IWeb3Query>(web3Query).then(
+ ({ homePageWeb3 }) => homePageWeb3,
+ );
+
+ // Component rendering code...
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error("Failed to fetch Web3 data:", error);
+ return <div>Failed to load Web3 section. Please try again later.</div>;
+ }📝 Committable suggestion
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| const Web3: React.FC = async () => { | |
| const { title, subtitle, cards } = await request<IWeb3Query>(web3Query).then( | |
| ({ homePageWeb3 }) => homePageWeb3, | |
| ); | |
| const Web3: React.FC = async () => { | |
| try { | |
| const { title, subtitle, cards } = await request<IWeb3Query>(web3Query).then( | |
| ({ homePageWeb3 }) => homePageWeb3, | |
| ); | |
| // Component rendering code... | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| console.error("Failed to fetch Web3 data:", error); | |
| return <div>Failed to load Web3 section. Please try again later.</div>; | |
| } | |
| } |
| const Web3: React.FC = async () => { | ||
| const { title, subtitle, cards } = await request<IEnterpriseQuery>( | ||
| enterpriseQuery, | ||
| ).then(({ homeEnterprise }) => homeEnterprise); |
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Component naming doesn't match folder structure.
The component is named Web3 but is located in the Enterprise folder and uses enterprise data. This is confusing and should be corrected for maintainability.
-const Web3: React.FC = async () => {
+const Enterprise: React.FC = async () => {Also, remember to update the export at the bottom of the file:
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| const Web3: React.FC = async () => { | |
| const { title, subtitle, cards } = await request<IEnterpriseQuery>( | |
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| ).then(({ homeEnterprise }) => homeEnterprise); | |
| const Enterprise: React.FC = async () => { | |
| const { title, subtitle, cards } = await request<IEnterpriseQuery>( | |
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| ).then(({ homeEnterprise }) => homeEnterprise); | |
| // ... (rest of the component code) | |
| }; | |
| export default Enterprise; |
| const Web3: React.FC = async () => { | ||
| const { title, subtitle, cards } = await request<IEnterpriseQuery>( | ||
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Add error handling for GraphQL request.
The component lacks error handling for the GraphQL request. Consider adding try/catch to handle potential network failures or server errors.
-const Web3: React.FC = async () => {
- const { title, subtitle, cards } = await request<IEnterpriseQuery>(
- enterpriseQuery,
- ).then(({ homeEnterprise }) => homeEnterprise);
+const Enterprise: React.FC = async () => {
+ try {
+ const { title, subtitle, cards } = await request<IEnterpriseQuery>(
+ enterpriseQuery,
+ ).then(({ homeEnterprise }) => homeEnterprise);
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+ // Component rendering code...
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error("Failed to fetch Enterprise data:", error);
+ return <div>Failed to load Enterprise section. Please try again later.</div>;
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frontend/src/queries/research-development/tabs-data.ts (1)
95-95: Good improvement to the fellows queryAdding the sort parameter ensures a consistent display order of fellows by creation date (newest first). This change aligns with the UI improvements mentioned in the PR objectives for the first round of feedback.
I'd recommend documenting this sorting logic in a comment to clarify the intended behavior for future developers.
- fellows(sort: "createdAt:desc") { + fellows(sort: "createdAt:desc") { // Sort fellows with newest firstfrontend/src/components/MobilePagination.tsx (3)
32-33: Enhance button accessibility with more descriptive content.Using just "<" and ">" as button content is minimalistic but could be improved for better accessibility. Consider using arrow icons from an icon library or more descriptive text.
- {"<"} + <span aria-hidden="true">{"<"}</span> - {">"} + <span aria-hidden="true">{">"}</span>Also applies to: 46-47
34-36: Replace label element with semantically correct element.The
labelelement should be associated with a form control. Since this isn't labeling a form element, consider using aspanordivinstead.- <label className="w-12 text-center"> + <span className="w-12 text-center"> {currentPage}/{numPages} - </label> + </span>
34-36: Consider dynamic width for page indicator.The fixed width (
w-12) might not accommodate larger page numbers well. Consider using a more flexible width approach.- <label className="w-12 text-center"> + <label className="min-w-12 px-2 text-center">
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frontend/src/components/MobilePagination.tsx (1)
1-53: Overall component implementation is well-structured.The pagination component is well-implemented with appropriate TypeScript types, proper prop handling, and good use of conditional styling with clsx. The component correctly disables buttons when at the first or last page and provides the necessary callback mechanism for page changes.
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Fix incorrect aria-label on next page button.
The aria-label for the right button says "Move to the previous page" but this button navigates to the next page.
- aria-label="Move to the previous page"
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frontend/src/components/MobilePagination.tsx (3)
36-38: Consider replacing<label>with a more semantically appropriate element.The
<label>element is semantically intended to be associated with form controls, but there's no form control here. Consider using a<span>or<div>with appropriate ARIA attributes for better accessibility.- <label className="w-12 text-center"> + <span className="w-12 text-center" aria-live="polite"> {currentPage}/{numPages} - </label> + </span>
19-50: Enhance keyboard accessibility witharia-currentand focus management.The pagination component could benefit from improved accessibility by adding
aria-current="page"to indicate the current page and ensuring proper focus management.Consider adding the following enhancements:
- Add appropriate ARIA attributes
- Include a more descriptive page information for screen readers
<div className={clsx( "flex w-full items-center justify-center gap-8", className, )} + role="navigation" + aria-label="Pagination" > <button className={clsx( "size-6 rounded-full bg-primary-blue text-lg font-bold", "text-background-2 disabled:bg-stroke", )} disabled={currentPage === 1} aria-label="Move to the previous page" onClick={() => callback(currentPage - 1)} > <Arrow className="mx-auto fill-background-2" /> </button> - <label className="w-12 text-center"> + <span className="w-12 text-center" aria-live="polite" aria-current="page"> {currentPage}/{numPages} - </label> + </span> <button className={clsx( "size-6 rounded-full bg-primary-blue text-lg font-bold", "text-background-2 disabled:bg-stroke", )} disabled={currentPage === numPages} aria-label="Move to the next page" onClick={() => callback(currentPage + 1)} > <Arrow className="mx-auto rotate-180 fill-background-2" /> </button> </div>
3-3: Consider using more specific import for Arrow SVG.The Arrow component is imported from a generic path. It might be beneficial to use a more specific import name or path that indicates it's a navigation arrow to improve code readability.
- import Arrow from "@/assets/svgs/icons/arrow.svg"; + import NavigationArrow from "@/assets/svgs/icons/arrow.svg";frontend/src/components/ResearchDevelopment/TabSection/ResearchTabContent/PublicationsSection/PublicationCard.tsx (1)
25-25: Consider using React.forwardRef instead of passing RefObject directly.While the current implementation works, using React.forwardRef is generally recommended for components that need to expose DOM refs to parent components as it provides better type safety and follows React's official patterns.
-import { RefObject } from "react"; +import React from "react"; import clsx from "clsx"; import Divider from "@/components/Divider"; import ExternalLink from "@/components/ExternalLink"; import { TeamPublication, ThirdPartyPublication, } from "@/queries/research-development/tabs-data"; interface IPublicationCard { publication: TeamPublication | ThirdPartyPublication; - ref?: RefObject<HTMLDivElement | null>; className?: string; } -const PublicationCard: React.FC<IPublicationCard> = ({ - publication, - ref, - className, -}) => { +const PublicationCard = React.forwardRef<HTMLDivElement, IPublicationCard>(({ + publication, + className, +}, ref) => { return ( <div ref={ref} className={clsx( "rounded-2xl border border-stroke p-6", "flex flex-col items-start", className, )} > {isTeamPublication(publication) ? ( <> <h2 className="mb-6 text-lg font-medium text-primary-text lg:text-xl"> {publication.topic} </h2> <p className="mb-8 text-secondary-text">{publication.authors}</p> </> ) : ( <p className="mb-8 text-secondary-text">{publication.topic}</p> )} <div className="mt-auto w-full"> <Divider /> <ExternalLink text={publication.paperLink.text} url={publication.paperLink.link.url} className="mt-6 lg:mb-2" /> </div> </div> ); -}; +}); + +PublicationCard.displayName = 'PublicationCard';frontend/svgr.d.ts (1)
7-11: Type declaration added for SVG URL importsThe declaration for
*.svg?urlallows importing SVGs as URL strings. Consider using a more specific type likestringinstead ofanyfor better type safety, if you're certain the imports will always resolve to string URLs.declare module "*.svg?url" { // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any - const content: any; + const content: string; export default content; }
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Learning: In the Kleros website v2, the `statDisplay` field in `earnPageHero` GraphQL type is a single object containing statName, statValue, statValueSuffix and icon, not an array of objects.
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frontend/src/app/home/components/TrustedBy.tsx (1)
75-78: Good enhancement to image styling!The change from a static className string to using the
clsxfunction with the addition of therounded-xlclass improves the visual appearance of the partner logos by adding rounded corners. This follows the established pattern of usingclsxfor class composition throughout the file and maintains good code consistency.frontend/src/components/Earn/Hero.tsx (1)
12-12: Confirm removal of statistics display from the Hero component.The
statDisplayproperty has been removed from the destructured object, which eliminates the statistics section from the Hero component. This aligns with the PR objective of applying feedback and simplifying the UI by removing interactive elements.Based on the retrieved learning,
statDisplaywas a single object containing statName, statValue, statValueSuffix, and icon. Ensure that this change was intentional and approved in the feedback round referenced in the PR title.frontend/src/components/MobilePagination.tsx (2)
45-45: Fix incorrect aria-label on next page button.The aria-label for the right button says "Move to the previous page" but this button navigates to the next page.
- aria-label="Move to the previous page" + aria-label="Move to the next page"
1-54: LGTM with minor accessibility improvements needed.The implementation of the mobile pagination component is clean and functional. It correctly handles edge cases (first and last pages) and provides visual feedback with disabled states. Just needs the mentioned accessibility improvements to make it more inclusive.
frontend/src/components/ResearchDevelopment/TabSection/ResearchTabContent/PublicationsSection/PublicationCard.tsx (3)
1-2: The import of RefObject is appropriate for this component enhancement.Adding the RefObject import enables proper typing for the new ref prop, which will help with type safety when the component is used in parent components.
14-14: The interface update properly types the ref property.The optional ref property is correctly typed as RefObject<HTMLDivElement | null>, allowing parent components to interact with the DOM node while maintaining type safety.
20-20: Props destructuring is correctly updated to include the ref.The component signature correctly incorporates the new ref prop, maintaining consistency with the interface definition.
frontend/package.json (1)
26-26: Great addition of SVG tooling!Adding
@svgr/webpackenables better SVG handling in the project, allowing SVGs to be used both as React components and as URLs. This aligns with the changes in other configuration files and component imports.frontend/tsconfig.json (1)
32-32: Good TypeScript configuration for SVG supportIncluding the SVG type declaration file in the TypeScript compilation process ensures proper type checking for SVG imports, which complements the webpack configuration changes.
frontend/src/components/ForBuilders/Hero.tsx (1)
5-5: Appropriate SVG import modificationUpdating the import to use the
?urlsuffix correctly leverages the new SVG handling system. This ensures the SVG is imported as a URL for use with theImagecomponent on line 37.frontend/src/components/ExternalLink.tsx (1)
6-6: Consistent SVG import approachThe change to use
?urlfor SVG imports matches the approach used in other components, ensuring consistent SVG handling throughout the codebase. This works correctly with theImagecomponent on line 27.frontend/src/components/Navbar/MobileMenu.tsx (1)
10-10: SVG import updated to use URL referenceThe import for
DownArrowIconhas been updated to use the?urlsuffix, aligning with the new SVG handling strategy. This is the correct approach since the icon is used with Next.jsImagecomponent which expects a URL string in itssrcprop.frontend/src/components/Navbar/DesktopNavigation.tsx (1)
11-11: SVG import updated to use URL referenceThe import for
DownArrowIconhas been updated to use the?urlsuffix, aligning with the new SVG handling strategy. This is the correct approach since the icon is used with Next.jsImagecomponent which expects a URL string in itssrcprop.frontend/svgr.d.ts (1)
1-5: Type declaration added for SVG imports as React componentsThis type declaration enables importing SVG files as React functional components, providing proper TypeScript support for SVGs used as components.
frontend/next.config.mjs (1)
4-28: Added dual SVG handling configurationGreat implementation of a dual-mode SVG handling system:
- SVGs imported with
?urlare processed as regular files (returning the URL)- SVGs imported without
?urlare transformed into React componentsThis approach gives developers flexibility to choose the appropriate SVG usage method based on the context.
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frontend/src/components/ResearchDevelopment/TabSection/FellowshipTabContent/WaitlistSection.tsx (2)
15-16: Consider makingfellowshipBatchIsLiveconfigurableThe
fellowshipBatchIsLiveflag is currently hardcoded asfalse, which means the application button will never be displayed. Consider making this a prop or fetching it from a configuration source to allow for runtime toggling without requiring code changes and redeployment.- const fellowshipBatchIsLive = false; + // Accept as prop with default value + const WaitlistSection: React.FC<RAndDPageWaitlistSection & { fellowshipBatchIsLive?: boolean }> = ({ + header, + applyButton, + arrowLink, + icon, + fellowshipBatchIsLive = false, + }) => {
29-37: Simplify conditional rendering and consider adding placeholder textWhen the fellowship batch is not live, users might benefit from some explanatory text rather than just seeing the external link alone. Also, the conditional rendering pattern can be simplified.
- {fellowshipBatchIsLive ? ( - <Link - href={applyButton.link.url} - target="_blank" - rel="noreferrer noopener" - > - <Button className="text-background-1">{applyButton.text}</Button> - </Link> - ) : null} + {fellowshipBatchIsLive && ( + <Link + href={applyButton.link.url} + target="_blank" + rel="noreferrer noopener" + > + <Button className="text-background-1">{applyButton.text}</Button> + </Link> + )} + {!fellowshipBatchIsLive && ( + <span className="text-secondary-text text-sm italic">Applications are currently closed</span> + )}Consider whether providing a message when applications are closed would improve the user experience.
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Ensure layout remains balanced when button is hidden
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frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosEnterpriseSection/Industries/queries.ts (1)
3-14: Consider naming your GraphQL query for better debugging.The GraphQL query is correctly defined, but it lacks a name. While this works fine, naming your query (e.g.,
query GetIndustries) would make debugging easier in larger applications, especially when tracking multiple queries in network requests or error logs.export const industriesQuery = gql` - { + query GetIndustries { enterprise { industries { title icon { url } } } } `;frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosEnterpriseSection/Industries/index.tsx (3)
13-32: Use a more reliable key for list rendering.Using the
titleas a key might cause issues if two industries have the same title. If available, use a unique identifier from your data instead.Additionally, consider adding fallback handling for missing images:
{industriesData.enterprise.industries.map(({ title, icon }) => ( <div className={clsx( "flex flex-1 flex-col items-center rounded-2xl border", "border-stroke p-6", )} - key={title} + key={`industry-${title}`} // Still not ideal but better than just title > <Image className="mx-10" src={icon.url} alt={title + " card image"} width="72" height="72" + onError={(e) => { + // Handle image loading errors + e.currentTarget.src = "/path/to/fallback-image.png"; + }} /> <p className="mx-auto w-max text-lg text-primary-text lg:text-xl"> {title} </p> </div> ))}
21-27: Consider responsive image sizing.The Image component has fixed width and height properties. For better responsiveness, consider using Next.js's responsive image features or at least ensure these fixed dimensions maintain the proper aspect ratio of your images.
<Image className="mx-10" src={icon.url} alt={title + " card image"} - width="72" - height="72" + width={72} + height={72} + sizes="(max-width: 768px) 60px, 72px"
11-34: Consider empty state handling in the UI.Your component renders industry data directly but doesn't handle the case where no industries are returned. Add a check for empty arrays to improve user experience.
return ( <div className="flex flex-wrap gap-6 lg:mx-32"> + {industriesData.enterprise.industries.length === 0 ? ( + <div className="w-full text-center p-6">No industries found.</div> + ) : ( {industriesData.enterprise.industries.map(({ title, icon }) => ( // ...existing code ))} + )} </div> );
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79-83: Button enhancement with link functionality - good improvement!The CTA button now properly links to the target URL by wrapping it in a CustomLink component. This change properly integrates with the updated data structure from the GraphQL query.
frontend/src/queries/footer.tsx (2)
29-34: Well-structured GraphQL query enhancement for the CTA button.The query has been properly updated to include the nested fields
textandlink.urlfor the CTA button, providing a more flexible and feature-rich data structure.
64-69: TypeScript type definition properly matches the updated GraphQL query.The type definition for the CTA button has been correctly updated to match the new structure in the GraphQL query, ensuring type safety throughout the application.
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16-25: Type definition looks good!The TypeScript interface is well-structured and correctly matches the GraphQL query response shape, which will provide good type safety when working with the query results.
| const Industries: React.FC = async () => { | ||
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Add error handling for the GraphQL request.
Your async component correctly fetches data, but there's no error handling. If the request fails, it would cause the entire component to fail rendering.
const Industries: React.FC = async () => {
- const industriesData = await request<IIndustriesQuery>(industriesQuery);
+ try {
+ const industriesData = await request<IIndustriesQuery>(industriesQuery);
+
+ return (
+ <div className="flex flex-wrap gap-6 lg:mx-32">
+ {industriesData.enterprise.industries.map(({ title, icon }) => (
+ // Component rendering...
+ ))}
+ </div>
+ );
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error("Failed to fetch industries data:", error);
+ return <div className="text-center p-6">Unable to load industries information.</div>;
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| const industriesData = await request<IIndustriesQuery>(industriesQuery); | |
| const Industries: React.FC = async () => { | |
| try { | |
| const industriesData = await request<IIndustriesQuery>(industriesQuery); | |
| return ( | |
| <div className="flex flex-wrap gap-6 lg:mx-32"> | |
| {industriesData.enterprise.industries.map(({ title, icon }) => ( | |
| // Component rendering... | |
| ))} | |
| </div> | |
| ); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| console.error("Failed to fetch industries data:", error); | |
| return <div className="text-center p-6">Unable to load industries information.</div>; | |
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frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosEnterpriseSection/LemonCashSection.tsx (1)
9-13: Consider adding error handling for the GraphQL request.The component makes an asynchronous request but doesn't handle potential errors. If the request fails, the component will throw an uncaught exception.
const LemonCashSection: React.FC = async () => { - const quote = ( - await request<lemonCashSectionQueryType>(lemonCashSectionQuery) - ).lemonCashSection; + try { + const quote = ( + await request<lemonCashSectionQueryType>(lemonCashSectionQuery) + ).lemonCashSection; + + return <Quote className="lg:px-32" {...quote} />; + } catch (error) { + console.error("Failed to fetch Lemon Cash data:", error); + return <div>Failed to load Lemon Cash section</div>; + }frontend/src/components/Quote.tsx (1)
43-49: Consider adding better accessibility attributes to the Image component.The Image component has a generic alt text "Lemon cash" which might not be descriptive enough for screen readers. Consider using a more descriptive alt text or using the company name from the data.
<Image width={180} height={180} src={icon.url} - alt="Lemon cash" + alt={`${testimonyAuthor} company logo`} className="flex-shrink-0 rounded-2xl" />frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosForGovernments/index.tsx (2)
15-28: Consider adding error handling for data fetching.The component correctly fetches data using GraphQL and extracts specific content blocks, but there's no error handling for cases where the request fails or when specific blocks are not found in the response.
const ForGovernments: React.FC = async () => { - const sections = (await request<IForGovernmentsQuery>(forGovernmentsQuery)) - .enterprise.GovernmentSection; + try { + const data = await request<IForGovernmentsQuery>(forGovernmentsQuery); + const sections = data.enterprise.GovernmentSection; + + // Use optional chaining and provide fallbacks + const { text = "" } = getBlock<ICCText>(sections, "ComponentContentText") || {}; + const { longtext = "" } = getBlock<ICCLongText>( + sections, + "ComponentContentLongText", + ) || {}; + const { cards = [] } = getBlock<ICCCardsSection>( + sections, + "ComponentContentCardsSection", + ) || {}; + const quote = getBlock<ICCQuote>(sections, "ComponentContentQuote") || { + header: "", + primarySubtitle: "", + secondarySubtitle: "", + icon: { url: "" }, + testimony: "", + testimonyAuthor: "", + }; + + // Rest of the component... + } catch (error) { + console.error("Failed to fetch government section data:", error); + // Return error state or fallback UI + return <div>Failed to load content. Please try again later.</div>; + }
47-47: Consider being more explicit with props for the Quote component.Using the spread operator to pass all properties of the quote object to the Quote component may pass unnecessary props. Consider passing only the required props explicitly for better code maintainability.
- <Quote {...quote} /> + <Quote + header={quote.header} + primarySubtitle={quote.primarySubtitle} + secondarySubtitle={quote.secondarySubtitle} + icon={quote.icon} + testimony={quote.testimony} + testimonyAuthor={quote.testimonyAuthor} + />
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frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosEnterpriseSection/DisputeResolutionProcess.tsx(1 hunks)frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosEnterpriseSection/LemonCashSection.tsx(1 hunks)frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosForGovernments/index.tsx(1 hunks)frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosForGovernments/queries.ts(1 hunks)frontend/src/app/enterprise/page.tsx(2 hunks)frontend/src/components/Quote.tsx(3 hunks)
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frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosEnterpriseSection/LemonCashSection.tsx (1)
frontend/src/app/enterprise/queries/lemon-cash.ts (2)
lemonCashSectionQueryType(18-29)lemonCashSectionQuery(3-16)
frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosForGovernments/index.tsx (1)
frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosForGovernments/queries.ts (7)
IForGovernmentsQuery(87-91)forGovernmentsQuery(3-41)getBlock(93-98)ICCText(43-46)ICCLongText(48-51)ICCCardsSection(53-67)ICCQuote(69-79)
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frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosEnterpriseSection/LemonCashSection.tsx (1)
1-15: Good implementation of data fetching and component separation.The component is well-structured, handling data fetching and passing it to the presentational
Quotecomponent. This is a good pattern for separation of concerns.frontend/src/components/Quote.tsx (4)
4-14: Good interface definition with proper typing.The
IQuoteinterface clearly defines the component's props with appropriate types, including optional properties. This enhances type safety and documentation.
16-24: Well-structured component signature with proper destructuring.The component signature correctly uses the defined interface and properly destructures all required and optional props. This makes the component more maintainable and self-documenting.
26-35: Good implementation of conditional rendering.The component now properly handles the optional
secondarySubtitlewith conditional rendering, which is more robust than the previous implementation. Also, good use of theclassNameprop for flexible styling.
48-48: Improved image styling with rounded corners.Adding the
rounded-2xlclass to the image creates consistent styling with the parent container, which has the same rounded corners.frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosForGovernments/index.tsx (2)
1-14: LGTM! Good use of absolute imports.The imports are well organized, with external components and utilities imported from absolute paths (using @ prefix), and local imports from relative paths.
29-49: LGTM! Good responsive layout implementation.The component's layout is well structured with appropriate responsive design using Tailwind CSS. The use of grid for cards and proper spacing classes ensures good mobile and desktop experiences.
frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosForGovernments/queries.ts (3)
3-41: LGTM! Well-structured GraphQL query.The query effectively uses fragments to fetch different content types for the government section, making the code more maintainable.
53-67: The link property is defined but not used in the component.The ICCCardsSection type defines a nested link structure (
link.link.url), but this property isn't used in the ForGovernments component. Consider either removing it from the query if not needed or implementing it in the UI.Is the link intended to make the cards clickable? If so, you should pass this property to the Card component in index.tsx.
81-86: LGTM! Good use of union type for content blocks.Using a union type for GovernmentSectionBlock is a clean approach to handle different content types, making the code more type-safe.
| {cards.map((card) => ( | ||
| <Card | ||
| key={card.title} | ||
| title={card.title} | ||
| icon={card.icon} | ||
| description={card.subtitle} | ||
| /> | ||
| ))} | ||
| </div> |
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Link property is unused in Card component.
The GraphQL query in queries.ts fetches a link property for each card (line 21-25), but this property isn't being passed to the Card component. If links are intended to be clickable, consider adding this functionality.
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Clickable Link Missing in Card Component
The GraphQL query in queries.ts fetches a link property for each card, yet in frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/KlerosForGovernments/index.tsx the mapped cards are only passing title, icon, and description to the Card component. Additionally, the implementation of Card (in frontend/src/app/enterprise/components/Card.tsx) doesn’t support a link prop.
Please consider one of these options:
- Update
Card.tsxto accept and render thelinkproperty as a clickable element. - Remove the unnecessary
linkproperty from the GraphQL query if clickable functionality isn’t intended.
| export function getBlock<T extends GovernmentSectionBlock>( | ||
| blocks: GovernmentSectionBlock[], | ||
| typename: T["__typename"], | ||
| ): T { | ||
| return blocks.find((block) => block.__typename === typename) as T; | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add error handling to the getBlock function.
The getBlock function doesn't handle the case where no block matches the provided typename, which could result in undefined being returned and potential runtime errors.
export function getBlock<T extends GovernmentSectionBlock>(
blocks: GovernmentSectionBlock[],
typename: T["__typename"],
): T {
- return blocks.find((block) => block.__typename === typename) as T;
+ const block = blocks.find((block) => block.__typename === typename);
+ if (!block) {
+ throw new Error(`Block with typename "${typename}" not found`);
+ }
+ return block as T;
}Alternatively, you could make the function return undefined when no match is found:
export function getBlock<T extends GovernmentSectionBlock>(
blocks: GovernmentSectionBlock[],
typename: T["__typename"],
-): T {
- return blocks.find((block) => block.__typename === typename) as T;
+): T | undefined {
+ return blocks.find((block) => block.__typename === typename) as T | undefined;
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| export function getBlock<T extends GovernmentSectionBlock>( | |
| blocks: GovernmentSectionBlock[], | |
| typename: T["__typename"], | |
| ): T { | |
| return blocks.find((block) => block.__typename === typename) as T; | |
| } | |
| export function getBlock<T extends GovernmentSectionBlock>( | |
| blocks: GovernmentSectionBlock[], | |
| typename: T["__typename"], | |
| ): T { | |
| const block = blocks.find((block) => block.__typename === typename); | |
| if (!block) { | |
| throw new Error(`Block with typename "${typename}" not found`); | |
| } | |
| return block as T; | |
| } |
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Web3component with dynamic content and layout.Industriescomponent to showcase various industry cards.Quotecomponent to display quotes with improved styling.Style / Layout
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