chore: tailwind-configuration #63
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces several new configuration files and updates to existing ones. A new PostCSS configuration and Prettier configuration have been added. The build process has transitioned from Parcel to Vite with corresponding updates in Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant A as App Component
participant D as Document Root
U->>A: Click on toggle theme button
A->>A: Call changeTheme()
alt TailwindTheme is "light"
A->>D: Add "dark" class to root element
A->>A: Set tailwindTheme = "dark"
A->>A: Update theme state to darkTheme
else TailwindTheme is "dark"
A->>D: Remove "dark" class from root element
A->>A: Set tailwindTheme = "light"
A->>A: Update theme state to lightTheme
end
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113-128: Form Elements StylingInputs, optgroups, selects, and textareas have standardized styling applied via Tailwind. Consider extending this to handle focus or active states for improved user experience.
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1-5: Tailwind PostCSS Configuration SetupThe configuration correctly registers the
@tailwindcss/postcssplugin, which will enable Tailwind CSS to process your styles through PostCSS.package.json (7)
31-31: Dependency Added: @tailwindcss/postcssThe Tailwind PostCSS plugin is added with version
^4.0.11, aligning with your Tailwind integration.
48-48: Parcel Version UpdateThe Parcel dependency has been updated to
^2.13.3, ensuring you benefit from recent fixes and features. Please verify that all Parcel-specific configurations or customizations remain compatible.
50-50: Prettier Plugin for TailwindCSS AddedThe inclusion of
prettier-plugin-tailwindcss(version^0.6.11) enhances class ordering for Tailwind. This aligns well with the new.prettierrc.jsonsetup.
53-53: TailwindCSS Dependency AdditionThe
tailwindcssdependency (version^4.0.11) is correctly added, ensuring that Tailwind’s functionality is available within your build process.
57-62: Peer Dependencies Update for Tailwind IntegrationAdding
@tailwindcss/postcssandtailwindcssto peerDependencies (along with their expected versions) ensures that any consumer of this library uses compatible versions. Consider verifying that these constraints align with your broader dependency management strategy.
67-67: Dependency Added: clsxThe
clsxlibrary (version^2.1.1) is added to help with conditional className concatenation, which is useful in React component development.
82-83: Volta Node Version UpdateThe Node version in the Volta configuration has been updated from
16.20.1to20.18.3. This upgrade should provide performance improvements and new language features. Please verify that your build tools and library code are fully compatible with Node 20..prettierrc.json (1)
1-3: Prettier Configuration for TailwindCSSThe configuration enables the use of
prettier-plugin-tailwindcss, which will improve the readability and consistency of Tailwind class names in your project.src/index.html (1)
6-6: Global Stylesheet InclusionThe added
<link href="./styles/global.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" />in the<head>section integrates the new global styles that are based on Tailwind CSS and your custom theming.src/styles/global.css (10)
1-1: Tailwind CSS ImportImporting Tailwind at the top of your CSS file ensures that Tailwind’s utilities and base styles are available before applying your customizations.
3-35: Custom CSS Variables for Default ThemeWithin the
@layer baseblock and the:rootselector, a comprehensive set of CSS custom properties is defined for colors, typography, and spacing.Note: A static analysis tool flagged an issue on line 29 regarding an invalid color value.
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37-69: Dark Mode Theme VariablesThe dark mode configuration under
:root[class="dark"]is well structured with alternative color values to suit dark themes. Ensure that the contrast and accessibility standards meet the design guidelines.
71-90: Typography Styles ImplementationThe typography rules for headings (
h1,h2), paragraphs (p), andsmalltags effectively use Tailwind’s@applydirective to standardize styling.
92-112: Element Styles ConsistencyThe styles for elements like
hr,svg,img, andbuttonensure consistent behavior across browsers. The hover effects on buttons are also appropriately defined.
129-132: Box-Sizing NormalizationThe
.border-boxclass along with its universal selector usage ensures consistent box-sizing across your components.
134-141: Transition EffectsThe classes
.hover-short-transitionand.hover-long-transitionprovide useful hover transition durations that enhance interactivity.
143-150: Hover Background EffectsThe classes
.hover-medium-blueand.hover-white-backgroundapply background color changes on hover using predefined custom properties.
152-167: Fade-In Animation DefinitionThe keyframe animation
fadeInand the associated.fade-inclass offer a smooth visual effect. This animation is well defined for transitional UI elements.
170-216: @theme Block MappingThe final block maps your custom properties to theme-specific variables, enhancing reusability and consistency across your project. Verify that your build tools or CSS processors recognize the
@themeat-rule.
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1-2: Tailwind CSS Import Directive: Validate Import MethodThe use of
@import "tailwindcss";correctly brings in Tailwind’s styles; however, in newer Tailwind CSS versions it’s common to use the directive-based syntax (i.e.@tailwind base;,@tailwind components;, and@tailwind utilities;). Please verify that your build pipeline and PostCSS configuration support your chosen import method.
37-69: Dark Mode Custom Properties: Verify Contrast and ConsistencyThe dark mode overrides provided in the
:root[class="dark"]block are well structured. Please double-check that the chosen color values offer sufficient contrast for readability and accessibility in dark mode. Additionally, ensure consistency in naming and that these values are in line with the design system.
170-216: Theme Mapping Block (@theme): Ensure Build Tool CompatibilityThe custom
@themeblock that maps your CSS custom properties to theme-specific aliases is innovative. Please verify that your build and PostCSS toolchain support custom at-rules like@theme, and consider simplifying the multi-line variable declarations (if feasible) to improve readability and reduce potential parsing issues in some environments.
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3-35: Default Theme Custom Properties: Verify Color Values and ConsistencyThe
:rootblock defines a comprehensive set of custom properties for the default theme. Notably, the color values (including--klerosUIComponentsErrorLightset to#FEF0F3) are now valid and correctly formatted. Ensure that these values align with your design guidelines and that any past concerns (e.g. invalid hex lengths) have been fully resolved.
71-168: Typography & Element Styling with Tailwind’s @apply: Conformance CheckThe usage of Tailwind’s
@applydirective in styling typography (headings, paragraphs, small text) and common elements (buttons, inputs, images, etc.) is concise and maintainable. Confirm that these styles match your UI components library’s design standards and that no unintended overrides occur.
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23-24: Switch to Legacy Security Configuration:
The update replaces"plugin:security/recommended"with"plugin:security/recommended-legacy", which appears to be an intentional change for compatibility or project-specific reasons. Please verify that this legacy configuration meets your current security requirements and that you have a plan for eventual migration if needed.
30-30: Reformatting Plugins Array for Readability:
The plugins array has been reformatted into a single line, which improves clarity and consistency with the rest of the configuration. This change is stylistic and does not affect functionality.
39-39: Clean Up of Import Resolver Extensions:
The extensions array in theimport/resolversettings is now on a single line. This reformatting makes it easier to read and maintain while preserving its functionality.
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44-44: Consistent max-len Rule Formatting:
Themax-lenrule has been updated to{ "code": 80 }for improved readability and consistency. This minor reformatting aids in maintaining a clean configuration file.
57-58: Streamlined no-console Rule Configuration:
Theno-consolerule now permits["warn", "error", "info", "debug"]in a single-line format. This adjustment is purely for readability and does not change the rule's functionality.
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5-5: Consider using a more specific function type signature.While the ESLint rule has been updated, the underlying issue of using the generic
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7-7: Consider using a more specific event type.The
event: anyparameter could be typed more specifically for better type safety.-function handleEvent(event: any) { +function handleEvent(event: MouseEvent | FocusEvent) {src/lib/dropdown/simple-button.tsx (1)
69-70: Consider using a typed function signature.While the ESLint directive has been updated to the more specific rule, the use of the generic
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75-76: Consider using a more specific function type instead of the genericFunctionWhile the ESLint rule has been updated from
ban-typestono-unsafe-function-type, using the genericFunctiontype still isn't type-safe. Consider defining a more specific callback signature:- // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-function-type - callback: Function; + callback: () => void;This approach provides better type safety and eliminates the need for the ESLint disable comment altogether.
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46-47: Replace genericFunctiontype with a specific function signatureWhile the ESLint rule has been updated from
ban-typestono-unsafe-function-type, using the genericFunctiontype still lacks type safety. Consider defining a more specific function signature:- // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-function-type - setIsOpen: Function; + setIsOpen: (isOpen: boolean) => void;This provides better type safety and IDE support while eliminating the need for the ESLint disable comment.
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80-81: Define a specific callback signature instead of using genericFunctionSimilar to other components, consider replacing the generic
Functiontype with a specific function signature for better type safety:- // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-function-type - callback: Function; + callback: (file: File) => void;This provides better type checking and documentation while removing the need for the ESLint disable comment.
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132-134: Handle potential null values safelyThe non-null assertion (
!) onevent.target.filescould lead to runtime errors if files is null. Consider a safer approach:- setFileSelected(event.target.files![0]); - callback(event.target.files![0]); + const files = event.target.files; + if (files && files.length > 0) { + setFileSelected(files[0]); + callback(files[0]); + }This guards against potential null/undefined values and empty file selections.
94-94: Replaceanytype with a more specific typeThe ref is typed as
anywith a TODO comment. Consider using a more specific type:- const fileInputRef = useRef<any>(); //! type + const fileInputRef = useRef<HTMLInputElement>(null);This provides better type safety and IDE support.
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4-4: Updated ESLint directive to use more specific rule.The ESLint directive has been updated from the generic
@typescript-eslint/ban-typesto the more specific@typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-function-typerule. This change is consistent with similar updates in other files and better represents the specific issue being suppressed.eslint.config.mjs (3)
1-121: Well-structured modern ESLint configuration.The new ESLint configuration using the flat config format is well-organized and comprehensive. It properly integrates various plugins and sets up appropriate rules for a TypeScript React project.
90-96: Good handling of unused variables.The configuration for unused variables is well thought out, providing specific patterns for ignoring variables that are intentionally unused.
47-64:✅ Verification successful
Verify TypeScript parser configuration.
The TypeScript parser is configured with ECMAScript 2020. Make sure this aligns with your project's targets and browser compatibility requirements.
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ESLint TypeScript Parser Config Verification
The current ESLint configuration in
eslint.config.mjscorrectly sets the ECMAScript version to 2020, which aligns with the project's compatibility target as defined in yourpackage.jsonbrowserslist ("> 0.5%, last 2 versions, not dead"). Additionally, the absence of TypeScript files using features beyond ES2020 confirms that the parser configuration is appropriate. If you plan to adopt newer ECMAScript features later, remember to update both the parser configuration and your compatibility targets accordingly.tsconfig.json (2)
34-35: Added exclusion for new ESLint config file.The addition of
eslint.config.mjsto the excluded files is appropriate as it shouldn't be processed by TypeScript.
1-37: Stricter type checking with implicit index errors enabled.The removal of
suppressImplicitAnyIndexErrorsfrom the compiler options (based on the AI summary) is a positive change that enforces stricter type checking, helping to catch potential type errors related to object indexing.
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31-39:⚠️ Potential issueFix syntax errors in component structure.
There are multiple syntax errors in the component structure, including:
- Duplicated state declaration (lines 31 and 36)
- Component signature is broken (missing function declaration)
- Inconsistent className usage
This code will not compile. Fix the structure to properly define the Accordion component:
- const [expanded, setExpanded] = useState(defaultExpanded ?? -1); - return ( - <div - className={clsx("box-border flex w-[1000px] flex-col", className)} -}) => { - const [expanded, setExpanded] = useState(defaultExpanded ?? -1); - return ( - <div className="border-box flex w-[1000px] flex-col" {...props}> +const Accordion: React.FC<AccordionProps> = ({ items, defaultExpanded, ...props }) => { + const [expanded, setExpanded] = useState(defaultExpanded ?? -1); + return ( + <div className="border-box flex w-[1000px] flex-col" {...props}>package.json (1)
81-91:⚠️ Potential issueFix duplicate volta configuration.
There's a duplicate volta configuration in the package.json file.
"volta": { "node": "20.18.3", "yarn": "1.22.19" }, "packageManager": "[email protected]+sha256.732620bac8b1690d507274f025f3c6cfdc3627a84d9642e38a07452cc00e0f2e" - "volta": { - "node": "20.18.3", - "yarn": "1.22.19" - }, - "packageManager": "[email protected]+sha256.732620bac8b1690d507274f025f3c6cfdc3627a84d9642e38a07452cc00e0f2e" }src/lib/accordion/accordion-item.tsx (1)
10-10:⚠️ Potential issueDuplicate prop declaration
The
setExpandedprop is declared twice in theAccordionItemPropsinterface (lines 9 and 10).interface AccordionItemProps { setExpanded: React.Dispatch<React.SetStateAction<number>>; - setExpanded: React.Dispatch<React.SetStateAction<number>>; index: number; title: ReactNode; body: ReactNode; expanded?: boolean; }
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29-29:⚠️ Potential issueInvalid Color Value Detected
The value assigned to
--klerosUIComponentsErrorLightappears as#FEFF0F3, which is invalid since hex color codes should be 3, 4, 6, or 8 characters long (after the#). This appears to be a typo.- --klerosUIComponentsErrorLight: #FEFF0F3; + --klerosUIComponentsErrorLight: #FFF0F3;
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22-25: Consider making the width more responsive.While the clsx usage is good, the fixed width of 1000px might limit responsiveness on different screen sizes.
- className={clsx("box-border flex w-[1000px] flex-col", className)} + className={clsx("box-border flex w-full max-w-[1000px] flex-col", className)}src/App.tsx (1)
69-80: Theme toggle implementation needs refinement.The implementation works but has a few areas for improvement:
- The "temporary" comment suggests this is an interim solution
- There's no synchronization of initial state between styled-components and Tailwind themes
- Consider extracting this logic to a custom hook for better reusability
- // temporary - const changeTheme = () => { - if (tailwindTheme === "dark") { - document.documentElement.classList.remove("dark"); - setTailwindTheme("light"); - } else { - document.documentElement.classList.add("dark"); - setTailwindTheme("dark"); - } - if (theme === lightTheme) setTheme(darkTheme); - else setTheme(lightTheme); - }; + // Handle theme toggling for both styled-components and Tailwind + const changeTheme = () => { + const newTailwindTheme = tailwindTheme === "dark" ? "light" : "dark"; + const newTheme = theme === lightTheme ? darkTheme : lightTheme; + + // Update Tailwind theme + if (newTailwindTheme === "dark") { + document.documentElement.classList.add("dark"); + } else { + document.documentElement.classList.remove("dark"); + } + + // Update state + setTailwindTheme(newTailwindTheme); + setTheme(newTheme); + };src/styles/global.css (1)
170-216: Consider simplifying theme variable mappingThe theme mapping creates duplicate CSS variables with a
--color-prefix. This approach might add unnecessary complexity and increase CSS size. If possible, consider using the original variables directly in your components.
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3-3: Good addition of clsx for class name composition.Adding clsx library is appropriate for composing class names, especially when transitioning to a utility-first CSS approach with Tailwind.
12-12: LGTM: Good enhancement of component props.Adding an optional className prop allows for better component customization and follows best practices for composable React components.
15-19: Component signature properly updated.The function signature has been appropriately updated to destructure the newly added className prop along with existing props.
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66-66: Good addition of tailwindTheme state.Adding a separate state for Tailwind's theme is a good approach for managing the dual theming system during transition.
124-124: Good simplification of onClick handler.The onClick handler has been properly updated to use the extracted changeTheme function instead of an inline function.
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3-3: Good addition of clsx for class name composition.Adding clsx library is appropriate for composing class names in the Tailwind CSS implementation.
20-27: Good transition to utility classes.The DefaultTitle component has been properly updated to use utility classes instead of styled-components, which aligns with the Tailwind approach.
48-49:⚠️ Potential issueMissing closing braces from component.
The component's closing structure is incomplete.
Fix the component's closing structure:
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package.json (3)
82-82:❓ Verification inconclusive
Node version update might require dependency review.
The significant node version update from 16.x to 20.x might require a review of dependencies for compatibility.
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- Confirm that any direct dependencies (or those critical at runtime) have been tested and are fully compatible with Node 20.
- Consider checking release notes for key packages, especially those influencing build or linting (e.g., lint-staged), to ensure there are no subtle compatibility issues.
79-79:⚠️ Potential issueRemove misplaced lint-staged configuration.
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Verify Tailwind CSS version compatibility.
The specified version of Tailwind CSS (4.0.11) and @tailwindcss/postcss (4.0.11) seem unusually high. The current stable version of Tailwind CSS is typically around 3.x.
Also applies to: 57-57, 61-62
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What is the latest version of tailwindcss and @tailwindcss/postcss?💡 Result:
The latest version of Tailwind CSS is v4.0.12 (released March 7, 2025), and the latest version of
@tailwindcss/postcssis also v4.0.12 (updated March 11, 2025)[1][4][10][9].Key Details:
Tailwind CSS v4.0
- Major release on January 22, 2025, with significant performance improvements (full builds up to 5x faster, incremental builds 100x faster)[1][4].
- Introduced CSS-first configuration, automatic content detection, and native CSS variables for theme customization[1][4][6].
- Now ships with a dedicated Vite plugin and simplified installation requiring just
@import "tailwindcss";in CSS[4][5].
@tailwindcss/postcss
- Part of Tailwind CSS v4's modular architecture, handling PostCSS integration[5][8].
- Latest patch (v4.0.12) includes fixes for URL rebasing in CSS imports and template file processing[10].
For new projects, installation now involves:
npm install tailwindcss @tailwindcss/postcss@import "tailwindcss";For existing projects, use the official upgrade tool:
npx @tailwindcss/upgradeBoth packages are maintained in lockstep, with frequent updates for compatibility and performance[9][10].
Citations:
- 1: https://laravel-news.com/tailwind-css-v4-is-now-released
- 2: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/upgrading-to-v2
- 3: https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
- 4: https://tailwindcss.com/blog/tailwindcss-v4
- 5: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/installation/using-postcss
- 6: https://dev.to/falselight/tailwindcss-version-400-has-been-released-29pp
- 7: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@tailwindcss/postcss/v/4.0.0-alpha.13
- 8: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/upgrade-guide
- 9: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@tailwindcss%2Fpostcss
- 10: https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss/releases
- 11: https://classic.yarnpkg.com/en/package/@tailwindcss/postcss
- 12: https://www.techopt.io/programming/web-programming/when-to-use-and-not-use-tailwind-css-in-2025
- 13: [v4] It looks like you're trying to use
tailwindcssdirectly as a PostCSS plugin. tailwindlabs/tailwindcss#15735- 14: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rrowv9BreBg
- 15: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHnG8tIYMB4
- 16: https://tailwindcss.com/blog
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Tailwind CSS Versions Are Consistent with Latest Stable Releases
After verifying current release data, Tailwind CSS and its accompanying package are now in the 4.0.x series—with the latest patch at v4.0.12. The versions specified in your package.json (v4.0.11 on lines 57 and 61–62) are nearly up-to-date. If you’d like to benefit from the latest patch fixes, consider updating to v4.0.12; otherwise, these versions are fully compatible.
src/lib/accordion/accordion-item.tsx (1)
25-58: Good implementation of Tailwind CSS conversionThe styled-components have been successfully replaced with div elements and Tailwind utility classes. The use of
clsxfor conditionally applying classes is a good practice.src/styles/global.css (3)
1-4: Good Tailwind CSS integrationThe file correctly imports Tailwind CSS and sets up the layer structure. Using
@layer baseensures these styles are applied with the appropriate specificity within Tailwind's cascade.
71-90: Well-structured typography stylesThe typography styles are well-organized and properly use Tailwind's
@applydirective combined with CSS custom properties for colors. This approach provides good flexibility while maintaining a consistent design system.
152-167: Good implementation of animationThe fadeIn animation is well-defined with appropriate keyframes and timing. The
.fade-inclass makes it easy to apply this animation to elements throughout the application.
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Remove duplicate dependency entry for clsx.
The clsx package is listed twice in the dependencies section.
"@swc/helpers": "^0.3.2",
"clsx": "^2.1.1",
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feat: migrate to vite and add storybook
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vite.config.ts (1)
9-19:⚠️ Potential issueFix configuration structure issues
There are several structural issues in the Vite configuration that need to be fixed.
export default defineConfig({ build: { - build: { lib: { entry: resolve(__dirname, "src/lib/index.ts"), name: "Kleros-UI-Components", }, }, - svgr({ - include: "**/*.svg", - }), - tailwindcss(), - ], + plugins: [ + svgr({ + include: "**/*.svg", + }), + tailwindcss(), + ], }); - ], -});This fixes:
- Duplicate
build:entry- Moves plugins to the correct location in the configuration structure
- Removes extra closing brackets
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eslint.config.mjs (1)
67-69:⚠️ Potential issueAction Required: Update React Version in ESLint Config
The React version in the ESLint configuration is set to
"^16.12.0", which doesn't match the project's actual React version ("^18.0.0"). This mismatch could lead to incorrect linting rules being applied.Apply this diff to update the React version:
react: { - version: "^16.12.0", + version: "^18.0.0", },src/lib/accordion/accordion-item.tsx (1)
51-51:⚠️ Potential issueFix CSS transition duration syntax
The CSS class for the transition duration contains a syntax error. It uses parentheses around the CSS variable when it should use square brackets.
- "transition-[height] duration-(--klerosUIComponentsTransitionSpeed) ease-initial", + "transition-[height] duration-[var(--klerosUIComponentsTransitionSpeed)] ease-initial",src/styles/global.css (1)
29-29:⚠️ Potential issueInvalid Color Value Detected
The value assigned to
--klerosUIComponentsErrorLightappears as#FEFF0F3, which is unusual since valid hex color codes are typically 3, 4, 6, or 8 characters long (after the#). Please verify if this value is a typo or requires correction.
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src/stories/Page.stories.ts (1)
4-4: Add file extension to import statement.The import statement is missing a file extension, which violates the ESLint
import/extensionsrule defined in your project.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
-import { Page } from "./Page"; +import { Page } from "./Page.tsx";If the file has a different extension, adjust accordingly (.ts, .jsx, etc.).
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src/stories/Header.tsx (1)
23-70: Consider using Tailwind CSS utility classesSince this PR is adding Tailwind CSS configuration, consider refactoring the component to use Tailwind utility classes instead of relying on a separate CSS file.
For example, you could replace the
className="storybook-header"with Tailwind classes like:-<div className="storybook-header"> +<div className="flex items-center justify-between p-4 border-b">This would align with the PR's objective of enhancing styling with Tailwind CSS.
src/App.tsx (2)
69-70: Remove or explain "temporary" commentThe "temporary" comment doesn't provide context on why this solution is temporary or what the permanent solution might be.
- // temporary + // Toggle between light and dark themes for both Tailwind and styled-components
70-80: Improve theme toggle implementationThe current implementation has a few areas for improvement:
- Initialize Tailwind theme based on system preferences:
+ // Initialize theme based on user preferences + React.useEffect(() => { + const prefersDark = window.matchMedia('(prefers-color-scheme: dark)').matches; + if (prefersDark) { + document.documentElement.classList.add("dark"); + setTailwindTheme("dark"); + setTheme(darkTheme); + } + }, []);
- Refactor the theme toggle function to be more concise:
const changeTheme = () => { - if (tailwindTheme === "dark") { - document.documentElement.classList.remove("dark"); - setTailwindTheme("light"); - } else { - document.documentElement.classList.add("dark"); - setTailwindTheme("dark"); - } - if (theme === lightTheme) setTheme(darkTheme); - else setTheme(lightTheme); + const newTheme = tailwindTheme === "dark" ? "light" : "dark"; + document.documentElement.classList.toggle("dark"); + setTailwindTheme(newTheme); + setTheme(theme === lightTheme ? darkTheme : lightTheme); };src/stories/Button.tsx (1)
19-41: Enhance Button component with Tailwind and accessibility improvementsSince this PR focuses on Tailwind CSS integration, consider updating the Button component to use Tailwind classes and improve accessibility.
export const Button = ({ primary = false, size = "medium", backgroundColor, label, + className = "", ...props }: ButtonProps) => { - const mode = primary - ? "storybook-button--primary" - : "storybook-button--secondary"; + const baseClasses = "font-sans font-medium rounded"; + const sizeClasses = { + small: "py-1.5 px-4 text-xs", + medium: "py-2 px-5 text-sm", + large: "py-2.5 px-6 text-base" + }; + const colorClasses = primary + ? "bg-blue-600 text-white hover:bg-blue-700" + : "bg-gray-200 text-gray-800 hover:bg-gray-300"; return ( <button type="button" - className={["storybook-button", `storybook-button--${size}`, mode].join( - " ", - )} + className={`${baseClasses} ${sizeClasses[size]} ${colorClasses} ${className}`} style={{ backgroundColor }} + aria-label={label} {...props} > {label} </button> ); };This implementation:
- Uses Tailwind utility classes instead of custom CSS
- Adds aria-label for better accessibility
- Allows className prop for additional customization
src/lib/accordion/index.tsx (1)
33-36: Consider making the width more flexibleThe hardcoded width (w-[1000px]) might limit the component's reusability across different UI contexts. Consider making it more responsive or configurable.
- className={clsx("box-border flex w-[1000px] flex-col", className)} + className={clsx("box-border flex w-full max-w-[1000px] flex-col", className)}src/stories/Page.tsx (1)
22-88: Consider extracting content sections into separate componentsThe Page component contains a significant amount of static content. Consider extracting some of this content into separate components to improve readability and maintainability.
For example, you could create components like:
PageIntroductionfor the introductory textPageGuidelinesfor the best practices listPageTipfor the tip sectionThis would make the main Page component more concise and easier to understand.
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eslint.config.mjs (2)
79-119: Well-structured ESLint rules configuration.The rules configuration is comprehensive and tailored to the project needs, with good defaults for:
- Line length limits
- TypeScript unused variables with appropriate ignore patterns
- Controlled console usage
- Import extensions handling
These settings will help maintain code quality while reducing unnecessary noise during development.
22-38: Good use of ESLint flat config with comprehensive plugin extensions.The configuration properly uses the modern ESLint flat config format with appropriate extensions for React, TypeScript, and security. The use of
fixupConfigRulesandfixupPluginRulesensures compatibility between the new flat config system and traditional plugin formats..lintstagedrc.json (1)
2-2: Improved developer workflow with auto-fixing capability.Adding the
--fixflag to ESLint in the lint-staged configuration allows automatic fixing of issues during the pre-commit phase, which improves developer experience and ensures consistent code style..storybook/preview.ts (1)
1-14: Clean Storybook preview configuration.This is a standard and clean Storybook preview configuration that properly sets up control matchers for color and date properties. This configuration will help in automatically generating appropriate controls in the Storybook UI for props that match these patterns.
src/stories/Page.stories.ts (1)
20-32: Well-structured interactive Storybook story with testing.The LoggedIn story includes an excellent play function that demonstrates how to test component interactions. The use of
within,userEvent, andexpectshows good practices for component testing within Storybook.src/stories/Header.tsx (1)
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Verify the correct CSS filename casing
Ensure that the imported CSS file matches the actual filename on disk to avoid case-sensitivity issues across different operating systems.
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Action Required: Confirm CSS File Casing Consistency
The original comment is valid, but the verification script needs adjustment due to an incorrect flag. Please re-run the updated shell script below to check if either
header.cssorHeader.cssexists in thesrc/storiesdirectory. This manual check is critical to ensure that the CSS import insrc/stories/Header.tsx(line 4) references the file with the correct casing to avoid issues on case-sensitive file systems.
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#!/bin/bash echo "Checking for header.css in src/stories:" fd --type file --exact-depth 1 --regex '^header\.css$' src/stories || echo "Not found: header.css" echo "Checking for Header.css in src/stories:" fd --type file --exact-depth 1 --regex '^Header\.css$' src/stories || echo "Not found: Header.css"Once the correct filename is confirmed, update the import statement in
Header.tsxaccordingly if needed.src/App.tsx (1)
124-124: Good implementation of event handler refactoringThe event handler has been refactored to use the dedicated
changeThemefunction, which improves readability and maintainability in line with the PR objectives.src/stories/Button.tsx (1)
5-16: Well-documented props interfaceThe ButtonProps interface is well-documented with JSDoc comments that clearly explain the purpose of each prop.
vite.config.ts (2)
4-5: Good addition of Tailwind CSS integrationThe addition of the Tailwind CSS plugin is appropriate for the PR objectives.
18-18:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify Tailwind CSS plugin configuration
Ensure that the Tailwind CSS plugin is properly configured for your needs.
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Action Required: Verify and Correct Tailwind CSS Configuration Check
The current verification commands in
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Replace:
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fd --type file "tailwind.config.js" --max-depth 2 --exec cat {}Replace:
fd --type file --name ".postcssrc" --max-depth 2 --exec cat {}with:
fd --type file ".postcssrc" --max-depth 2 --exec cat {}Next Steps:
- Re-run the updated commands to verify that your
tailwind.config.jsand your postcss configuration file are present and correctly configured.- Review the contents of these files to ensure the Tailwind CSS plugin is set up as needed for your project.
src/stories/Button.stories.ts (1)
1-54: LGTM! Well-structured Storybook configurationThe Button stories follow Storybook's recommended patterns with proper typing and configuration for different variants. The setup with Meta and StoryObj types ensures type safety, and the component variations (Primary, Secondary, Large, Small) provide good test coverage.
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3-3: LGTM! Good addition of clsx for conditional class namesUsing clsx is a best practice for managing conditional class names when using utility-first CSS frameworks like Tailwind.
15-15: LGTM! Proper interface extensionAdding the optional className prop to the interface allows for better component composition and customization.
21-21: LGTM! Refactored styled component to use Tailwind classesThe transition from styled-components to Tailwind CSS classes maintains the same styling while aligning with the new approach.
src/stories/Header.stories.ts (1)
1-34: LGTM! Well-structured Header storiesThe Header stories are well-organized with proper typing and configuration for logged-in and logged-out states. The use of
fn()for action callbacks is a good practice for Storybook.🧰 Tools
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1-92: LGTM! Well-structured Page componentThe Page component is well-structured with proper state management for the user and good organization of the UI elements. The component effectively showcases the Header usage and provides informative content about Storybook practices.
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6-7: Good integration of modern libraries for component development.Adding
clsxfor class name management andreact-aria-componentsfor accessible UI elements is a great approach that aligns well with the Tailwind CSS integration.
26-46: Good migration to Tailwind-based styling.The refactoring from styled-components to Tailwind CSS utility classes is well-structured. The use of
clsxfor conditional class application makes the code more maintainable, and the class organization follows a logical pattern (background/border, hover states, sizing, and flex layout).
34-34: Note event handler change from onClick to onPress.You've changed the event handler from
onClicktoonPresswhich is the correct approach when usingreact-aria-components. This improves accessibility by handling various input methods beyond mouse clicks.
47-57: Good approach for collapsible animation.The implementation of the collapsible section is well done. Using the calculated height from
useElementSizehook with a conditional overflow setting creates a smooth transition effect. Just make sure to fix the transition duration syntax as noted in the other comment.src/stories/Configure.mdx (4)
1-17: Good organization of Storybook documentation resources.The imports are well-structured and provide all necessary assets for the documentation page. This follows the Storybook best practices for organizing documentation resources.
18-32: Well-implemented arrow component for documentation navigation.The
RightArrowcomponent is appropriately defined and uses inline styles for consistency. This is a good approach for small UI elements that are specific to documentation.
36-81: Well-structured documentation content with proper semantic HTML.The main documentation content is well-organized with appropriate headings, paragraphs, and links. The use of Storybook's container classes ensures consistent styling across the documentation.
208-364: Good responsive design implementation in documentation styles.The CSS styles are well-organized with appropriate media queries for different screen sizes. The use of flexbox and grid layouts ensures the documentation looks good on all devices.
src/styles/global.css (5)
1-36: Good organization of design tokens using CSS custom properties.The CSS custom properties are well-organized by category (colors, backgrounds, shadows, etc.) which makes them easy to understand and maintain. This is a good approach for a design system.
37-69: Well-implemented dark mode theme.The dark mode theme implementation is complete and thorough, defining alternate values for all the custom properties. This ensures consistent theming across the application.
71-127: Good standardization of typography and element styles.The use of
@applydirectives with Tailwind CSS utilities provides consistent styling for typography and HTML elements across the application. This approach makes maintenance easier and ensures visual consistency.
129-167: Well-organized transition and animation definitions.The transition classes and animation keyframes are clearly defined and properly organized. The fade-in animation is particularly useful for improving perceived performance in UI elements.
170-216: Good theme variable mapping for consistency.The
@themeblock effectively maps CSS custom properties to theme variables, which ensures consistent theming across the application. This approach makes it easier to maintain and update the design system.package.json (5)
9-9: Migration to ES modules format.Adding
"type": "module"indicates that the project is using ES modules format by default. This is a modern approach that aligns well with Vite's default behavior.
15-23: Good migration from Parcel to Vite build system.The updated scripts reflect a migration from Parcel to Vite, which offers better performance and modern features. The Storybook scripts are also properly configured.
29-71: Comprehensive update of development dependencies.The addition of Storybook packages and Vite-related tools is well-organized. This update ensures that the project has all the necessary tools for modern development.
84-84: Added Tailwind CSS Vite plugin.The addition of
@tailwindcss/viteis essential for integrating Tailwind CSS with the Vite build system. This aligns well with the project's move to Tailwind-based styling.
102-109: Updated Yarn version and added ESLint configuration.Updating to Yarn 4.7.0 and adding Storybook-specific ESLint configuration ensures the project follows modern best practices. This will help maintain code quality as the project evolves.
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43-53:⚠️ Potential issueFix CSS transition duration syntax
The CSS class for the transition duration contains a syntax error. It uses parentheses around the CSS variable when it should use square brackets.
- "transition-[height] duration-(--klerosUIComponentsTransitionSpeed) ease-initial", + "transition-[height] duration-[var(--klerosUIComponentsTransitionSpeed)] ease-initial",
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eslint.config.mjs (2)
103-105: Consider adding comments for disabled security and TypeScript rulesYou've disabled several important rules:
@typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any: This reduces TypeScript's type safetysecurity/detect-object-injectionandsecurity/detect-non-literal-fs-filename: These are security-related rulesConsider adding comments explaining why these rules are being disabled to help future maintainers understand the rationale.
- "@typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any": ["off"], - "security/detect-object-injection": "off", - "security/detect-non-literal-fs-filename": "off", + // Disabled because [reason - e.g., "needed for specific API responses"] + "@typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any": ["off"], + // Disabled because [reason - e.g., "causes too many false positives"] + "security/detect-object-injection": "off", + // Disabled because [reason - e.g., "not applicable to our use case"] + "security/detect-non-literal-fs-filename": "off",
24-24: Consider expanding ignored directoriesYou're currently only ignoring the
src/assetsdirectory. Consider also ignoring other common directories likedist,build,node_modules, etc., that shouldn't be linted.- ignores: ["src/assets"], + ignores: ["src/assets", "dist", "build", "coverage", "node_modules"],src/stories/utils.tsx (1)
1-6: Consider unifying duplicate type definitionsThis
IPreviewArgstype is very similar to the one defined in.storybook/preview.tsx(lines 8-11), but with a slight structural difference. The version here wraps properties in anargsobject, while the Storybook version has them directly on the type.Having two similar types could cause confusion and maintenance issues if they drift apart.
Consider either:
- Using one shared type definition and importing it where needed
- Clarifying the relationship between these types with comments if they need to be separate
.storybook/preview.tsx (4)
8-11: Consider unifying duplicate type definitionsThis
IPreviewArgstype is very similar to the one defined insrc/stories/utils.tsx(lines 1-6), but with a slight structural difference. Having two similar types could cause confusion and maintenance issues.Consider importing and reusing the type from one centralized location to maintain consistency.
16-20: Improve effect cleanup for theme togglingThe current implementation adds the "dark" class but lacks a cleanup function to remove the class when the component unmounts, which could lead to unexpected behavior if navigating between stories.
useEffect(() => { if (themeUI === "dark") document.documentElement.classList.add("dark"); else document.documentElement.classList.remove("dark"); + return () => { + document.documentElement.classList.remove("dark"); + }; }, [themeUI]);
22-31: Use the newcnutility for consistencyYou've created a nice
cnutility insrc/utils/index.tsbut are usingclsxdirectly here. For consistency across the codebase, consider using the new utility.-import clsx from "clsx"; +import { cn } from "../src/utils"; // Later in the code: - className={clsx( + className={cn(
1-54: Consider a more React-friendly theme approachWhile direct DOM manipulation works, consider using a context-based theme provider approach for better integration with React's lifecycle and to avoid potential side effects.
You could create a
ThemeProvidercomponent that manages the theme state and provides it to all stories, which would be more aligned with React's principles and easier to test.src/stories/accordion.stories.tsx (1)
18-42: Consider adding a LightTheme story variantThe DarkTheme story is well-implemented, but consider adding a LightTheme story to demonstrate both theme variants. This would provide better documentation of the component's appearance in different contexts.
+export const LightTheme: Story = { + args: { + className: "max-w-[80dvw]", + + items: [ + { + title: "How it works?", + body: ( + <small className="text-klerosUIComponentsPrimaryText"> + {"hello\nhello\n\n\n\n\nhello"} + </small> + ), + }, + { + title: "How it works?", + body: ( + <small className="text-klerosUIComponentsPrimaryText">hello</small> + ), + }, + ], + + themeUI: "light", + backgroundUI: "dark", + }, +};
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67-69: Update React version in ESLint configThe React version is set to "^16.12.0", which appears to be outdated compared to the actual version used in the project (React 18).
#!/bin/bash # Check actual React version in package.json grep -A 2 "\"react\":" package.json
1-119: Overall, the ESLint configuration looks goodThe new configuration is comprehensive and well-structured using the modern flat config format. It includes all the necessary plugins for React, TypeScript, and security. The rule setup is thorough with good customizations for unused variables and console statements.
src/utils/index.ts (1)
1-6: LGTM! Well-implemented utility function for Tailwind CSSThe
cnutility function is a standard pattern in Tailwind CSS projects and is implemented correctly. The use oftailwind-mergeis particularly valuable as it will handle conflicts between Tailwind utility classes automatically.This will be very useful throughout the codebase for conditional class application.
src/stories/accordion.stories.tsx (1)
1-17: Well-structured Storybook setup with proper typingThe story setup follows Storybook best practices with proper typing and component metadata. The use of
StoryObjwith the customIPreviewArgsinterface provides good type safety.src/lib/accordion/accordion-item.tsx (2)
6-7: Good use of React Aria for accessibilityThe switch to React Aria's Button component is a positive change that improves accessibility. The cn utility function will help with managing class names more efficiently.
26-42: Clean refactoring to utility-first CSSThe transition from styled-components to utility-first CSS with Tailwind classes is well-implemented. The component is now more maintainable with explicit class names.
package.json (5)
9-9: Approve module type changeThe addition of
"type": "module"is appropriate for modern JavaScript development and aligns with the transition to Vite.
15-23: Good migration from Parcel to ViteThe updated build scripts properly transition the project from Parcel to Vite, which offers better performance and modern features. The addition of Storybook scripts is also beneficial for component development.
101-110:❓ Verification inconclusive
Update CI/CD to match new Node and Yarn versions
Ensure that your CI/CD pipeline is updated to use Node 20.18.3 and Yarn 4.7.0 to match the new Volta configuration.
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CI/CD Pipeline Update: Align Workflow Node/Yarn Versions
Based on the updated Volta configuration in
package.json(with Node set to 20.18.3 and Yarn to 4.7.0), please ensure that all GitHub Actions workflows are updated accordingly. In particular, review and modify the following files to explicitly specify Node version 20.18.3 and Yarn version 4.7.0 where applicable:
.github/workflows/eslint.yml.github/workflows/tsc.ymlDouble-check that every step which involves Node or Yarn in these workflows reflects the new versions. This will help maintain consistency across your CI/CD environment.
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Verify compatibility of major dependency updates
Several dependencies have received major version updates. Make sure to check the changelog of each dependency for breaking changes that might affect the project.
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Action: Confirm Dependency Update Changelog Reviews
The dependency updates in this section (notably TypeScript v5.8.2 and ESLint v9.21.0) are now in place and warrant manual review of their respective changelogs to catch any breaking changes that might impact the project:
- TypeScript (v5.8.2): Review the release notes here.
- ESLint (v9.21.0): Check the migration guide here.
- Vite & React Compatibility: The output confirms that
@vitejs/plugin-reactis correctly installed (version 4.3.4), with no immediate issues reported.No further adjustments are needed in this update—please verify the linked changelogs for any subtle behavior changes.
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Verify React-Aria Components integration
The addition of React Aria Components is a good choice for accessibility, but make sure it's properly integrated with the existing component structure.
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What are the key considerations when migrating from standard React components to React Aria Components?💡 Result:
Migrating to React Aria Components requires addressing several architectural and accessibility considerations:
Component Composition
React Aria uses a strict 1:1 DOM element relationship, requiring deep restructuring of existing components into smaller composable parts. For example, a select component becomes:
<Select> <Label>Permissions</Label> <Button> <SelectValue /> </Button> <Popover> <ListBox>{/* options */}</ListBox> </Popover> </Select>This granular control enables full styling flexibility but increases component complexity[1][2].
Accessibility Enforcement
Key considerations include:
- ARIA pattern compliance: RAC blocks non-compliant markup (e.g., non-menu items in menus)[5]
- State management: Uses data attributes (
data-selected,data-focused) instead of pseudo-classes for styling states[9]- Focus management: Automatic focus trapping in modals/dialogs with proper return-to-origin behavior[5][13]
State Handling
RAC introduces:
// Controlled component example <Checkbox isSelected={isChecked} onChange={setIsChecked} />With deprecation of
validationStatein favor ofisInvalidboolean props[9]. Complex components like calendars require adopting React Stately state management[4].Styling Approach
Requires migrating to:
- Data attribute selectors instead of pseudo-classes:
.react-aria-Button[data-pressed] { /* pressed styles */ }
- Headless styling integration with CSS-in-JS/Sass[9]
- New Tailwind CSS plugin for state modifiers[9]
Interaction Patterns
Must adapt to RAC's:
- Emulated hover/press states using data attributes
- Strict keyboard navigation requirements
- Touch screen optimizations (virtual cursor vs keyboard)[7]
- Custom
onPresshandler replacingonClickwith cross-browser normalization[13]Migration Strategy
Successful approaches include:
// Progressive migration using wrapper components function LegacyButton(props) { return ( <RAC.Button {...props} className={legacyStyles} /> ) }Key tools:
- Visual regression testing for UI consistency[5]
- React DevTools for context/prop inspection
- Accessibility audit tools (AXE, Lighthouse)
Common Pitfalls
Issue Solution Mixed component/hook usage Use Providerto bridge hook/component APIs[3]Custom form validation Implement isInvalidwith error messaging[9]Third-party integration Wrap non-RAC components with useFocusable[14]Animation conflicts Use CSS keyframes/Framer Motion integration[9] The migration typically yields 35-50% accessibility improvement in WCAG compliance while increasing initial development time by 20-30%[5][6]. Critical components like date pickers and modals often require full rewrites to meet RAC's strict ARIA standards[5][11].
Citations:
- 1: https://react-spectrum.adobe.com/react-aria/getting-started.html
- 2: https://react-spectrum.adobe.com/react-aria/index.html
- 3: https://react-spectrum.adobe.com/react-aria/advanced.html
- 4: https://app.studyraid.com/en/read/11447/358702/definition-and-purpose-of-react-aria-components
- 5: https://argos-ci.com/blog/react-aria-migration
- 6: https://dev.to/webdevlapani/building-accessible-react-components-with-react-aria-55l8
- 7: https://codingcops.com/react-aria/
- 8: https://www.tiny.cloud/blog/react-accessibility/
- 9: https://react-spectrum.adobe.com/releases/2023-09-07.html
- 10: Specifying key for items in GridList (react-aria-components) adobe/react-spectrum#4431
- 11: https://react-spectrum.adobe.com/react-aria/components.html
- 12: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kz9e81oRs3Y
- 13: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTPh6NGLAmk
- 14: React-aria-components TooltipTrigger with custom button adobe/react-spectrum#5119
- 15: Migrate packages to React Aria launchdarkly/launchpad-ui#1015
- 16: Migrate from Radix to React-Aria Components shadcn-ui/ui#1622
Action: Confirm the proper integration of React Aria Components
The addition provides robust accessibility improvements, but it also requires careful migration from standard React components. As you update your components, please verify that:
- Component Composition: Components are restructured to meet React Aria’s strict 1:1 DOM element requirements. For example, composite elements (e.g., selects or dialogs) should be broken down into smaller, dedicated subcomponents like
<Label>,<Button>,<Popover>, and<ListBox>.- Accessibility Compliance: The components adhere to ARIA patterns, ensuring that non-compliant markup is avoided. Check that state-related data attributes (e.g.,
data-selected,data-focused) replace pseudo-classes for state styling.- State and Focus Management: Your components properly handle state transitions and maintain focus management — a core requirement in RAC’s approach (e.g., using controlled components for inputs and ensuring focus trapping in modals/dialogs).
- Styling Adjustments: The migration may require adopting data attribute selectors over traditional pseudo-classes for styling purposes. Ensure any Tailwind CSS plugins or CSS-in-JS approaches are updated to reflect these changes.
- Migration Strategy: If not all components were migrated in one go, confirm that legacy components are wrapped appropriately (e.g., via a custom wrapper component) to bridge any differences.
Please review the integration points against these key considerations to ensure a seamless transition.
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src/lib/button/ButtonIcon.tsx (1)
5-24: Good icon handling with flexible implementationThe ButtonIcon component demonstrates good separation of concerns by handling icon rendering logic in a dedicated component. The implementation:
- Elegantly handles both direct icon insertion and SVG component rendering
- Properly applies conditional styling based on button state
- Uses TypeScript's Pick utility for type safety
One potential consideration: When using the
iconprop directly (line 10), any styling would need to be applied to the icon before passing it to this component. This pattern offers flexibility but could lead to inconsistent styling if not carefully managed. Consider documenting this behavior or providing a consistent styling wrapper for the direct icon approach.src/lib/button/KlerosSymbol.tsx (1)
13-23: Consider adding an accessible role or label
When displaying an SVG icon that conveys meaning, it's often beneficial to includerole="img"and anaria-labelor<title>element within the SVG for improved accessibility.<KlerosIcon + role="img" + aria-label="Kleros Symbol" className={cn( ... )} />src/App.tsx (1)
65-76: Unified theme toggling
You’re synchronizing two theme states—Tailwind’s and styled-components'. Consider centralizing or simplifying them if your design approach evolves, to avoid potential mismatches.src/stories/button.stories.tsx (1)
1-76: Great Storybook coverage
All variants are well-documented, including loading and icon states. Consider adding a dedicated “Disabled” story for completeness.src/lib/button/index.tsx (1)
26-34: Check the Omit usage
Omit<BaseButtonProps, "$loading">might be a relic if$loadingis unused. Consider removing or adjusting if no longer needed.src/styles/global.css (3)
39-71: Dark Theme Custom Properties
The dark theme properties are scoped under:root[class="dark"]. This selector will only match the root element if its class attribute exactly equals"dark". It may be more robust to use a selector like:root.darkor simply.darkto accommodate cases where multiple classes are applied.
91-109: Component Layer: Transitions and Hover Effects
The@layer componentsblock defines transition classes and hover effects using the custom properties. The use of!importantin hover states ensures these rules take precedence but might reduce flexibility in overriding them later. Consider whether this specificity is required.
192-192: File Termination
Ensure that the file ends with a proper newline to maintain consistency across the codebase.
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15-39: Well-implemented TypeScript documentation configurationThe TypeScript configuration for Storybook documentation is very well structured. The custom
propFilterfunction intelligently determines which props to include in the documentation by:
- Including all props from the application's own code
- Selectively including props from specific libraries (react-aria-components, react-aria, and @react-types)
- Excluding all other third-party props from node_modules
This approach helps maintain focused and relevant component documentation by preventing the inclusion of unnecessary props from dependencies.
3-14: Good Storybook configuration setupThe Storybook configuration correctly defines the stories pattern and includes essential addons for a comprehensive development environment. The framework configuration is properly set up to use Vite, which aligns with the project's transition from Parcel to Vite.
src/examples/buttons.tsx (2)
9-9: Improved prop naming conventionRenaming
disabledtoisDisabledfollows React's recommended boolean prop naming convention. This change improves code readability and better communicates the prop's purpose.
11-11: Consistent boolean prop namingThe consistent application of the
isDisabledprop naming maintains uniformity across different button variants, making the API more predictable for developers.src/lib/button/ButtonText.tsx (2)
5-22: Good component decomposition with clean Tailwind implementationExtracting the button text rendering into a separate component is a good practice that follows the single responsibility principle. The implementation:
- Properly uses TypeScript's Pick utility to define a clear subset of props
- Effectively applies conditional styling based on button state
- Uses the utility-first approach with Tailwind CSS
One minor consideration: wrapping the text in a paragraph tag (
<p>) is appropriate for most cases, but you might want to ensure this doesn't conflict with any accessibility needs or specific styling requirements for different button variants.
11-17: Well-structured conditional class applicationThe use of the
cnutility function for conditional class application is clean and readable. The state-based styling (loading, secondary variant, disabled) follows a consistent pattern that's easy to understand and maintain.src/lib/button/ButtonIcon.tsx (1)
13-20: Well-structured SVG stylingThe conditional class application for SVGs is clean and comprehensive, addressing all the different states (loading, secondary, disabled) consistently. The hardcoded margin-right (
mr-2) works for most cases but might be something to revisit if more flexible spacing is needed in the future.src/lib/button/KlerosSymbol.tsx (1)
6-12: Default variant falls back to primary
By treating an undefined variant as "primary", you're ensuring a safe default UI. No issues found here.src/App.tsx (2)
62-62: State for Tailwind theme
Storing the theme intailwindThemepromotes clarity for toggling the Tailwind class. Keep an eye on potential duplication between styled-components theme and Tailwind theme states.
117-121: Using onPress with the new Button
Good job replacing the old click handler withonPress. Matches ARIA’s recommended approach for accessibility.src/lib/button/index.tsx (3)
11-24: Interfaces look solid
YourBaseButtonPropsandButtonPropsdefinitions neatly separate concerns. Clear doc comments are a plus.
37-46: Prop mapping and destructuring
Combining...propswith custom logic is good. Just ensure no collisions between your custom props andAriaButtonProps(e.g., you already renameddisabled→isDisabled).
51-82: Well-structured ARIA button
UsingAriaButtonplus separate components for icon and text fosters accessibility and maintainability. No concerns here.src/styles/global.css (5)
1-2: Tailwind CSS Import Directive
The file begins by importing Tailwind CSS using@import "tailwindcss";. Please verify that this approach aligns with your project's configuration guidelines. Typically, Tailwind projects use the directives@tailwind base;,@tailwind components;, and@tailwind utilities;for better integration.
3-37: Base Layer and Custom Properties Setup
Inside the@layer baseblock, a comprehensive set of custom properties for the light theme is defined with clear, descriptive names. All hex color values appear consistent and valid, and the organization is clean.
73-89: Typography Styles Setup
Typography styling forh1,h2,p, andsmallelements is implemented via CSS custom properties. This approach promotes consistency and maintainability across components.
111-160: Theme Mapping for Custom Properties
Within the@themeblock, custom properties are remapped to theme-specific variables. This enhances semantic clarity; however, note that the@themedirective is not standard CSS. Ensure that your build chain (e.g., Tailwind/PostCSS plugins) supports this syntax.
161-191: Keyframe Animations and Animation Variables
The keyframe animationsfadeInandbreatheare well defined along with corresponding animation variables (--animate-fade-inand--animate-breathing). These provide flexible, reusable animations for the UI components.
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111-193: Comprehensive theme mapping and animation definitionsThe theme mapping ensures proper variable naming consistency throughout the application. The animations for fade-in and breathing effects are well-defined with appropriate timing functions.
Consider adding comments to describe the purpose of specific animations to improve maintainability for future developers.
src/lib/breadcrumb.tsx (3)
8-9: Consider using a more specific callback type instead of Function.The ESLint rule is disabled for unsafe function types, but using the generic
Functiontype still reduces type safety. This could lead to potential runtime errors if the callback is used incorrectly.- // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-function-type - callback?: Function; + callback?: (value: any) => void;🧰 Tools
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Prefer explicitly define the function shape. This type accepts any function-like value, which can be a common source of bugs.
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45-75: Improved accessibility with react-aria Button component.The refactored item rendering uses the
Buttoncomponent from react-aria-components with theonPressevent, which significantly improves accessibility. The code structure clearly differentiates between the active (last) item and clickable items with separators.However, consider extracting the item rendering logic into separate functions for better readability, and making the separator a configurable prop.
+ // Define a separator prop with default value interface BreadcrumbProps { items: { text: string; value: any }[]; // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-function-type callback?: Function; clickable?: boolean; className?: string; variant?: "primary" | "secondary"; + separator?: string; } function Breadcrumb({ items, callback, clickable, className, variant, + separator = "/", }: Readonly<BreadcrumbProps>) { + // Extract rendering logic to separate functions + const renderActiveItem = (text: string, index: number) => ( + <Content + className="text-klerosUIComponentsPrimaryText font-semibold" + {...{ variant }} + key={index} + > + {text} + </Content> + ); + + const renderClickableItem = (text: string, value: any, index: number) => ( + <React.Fragment key={index}> + <Button + className={clsx(clickable ? "cursor-pointer" : "cursor-text")} + onPress={() => (callback ? callback(value) : null)} + > + <Content + className={clsx( + clickable && "hover:text-klerosUIComponentsPrimaryText", + )} + {...{ variant }} + > + {text} + </Content> + </Button> + <Content className="mx-2" {...{ variant }}> + {separator} + </Content> + </React.Fragment> + ); return ( <div className={cn( "box-border flex flex-wrap items-center gap-y-0.5", className, )} > {items.map(({ text, value }, i) => - i === items.length - 1 ? ( - <Content - className="text-klerosUIComponentsPrimaryText font-semibold" - {...{ variant }} - key={i} - > - {text} - </Content> - ) : ( - <React.Fragment key={i}> - <Button - className={clsx(clickable ? "cursor-pointer" : "cursor-text")} - onPress={() => (callback ? callback(value) : null)} - > - <Content - className={clsx( - clickable && "hover:text-klerosUIComponentsPrimaryText", - )} - {...{ variant }} - > - {text} - </Content> - </Button> - <Content className="mx-2" {...{ variant }}> - {"/"} - </Content> - </React.Fragment> - ), + i === items.length - 1 + ? renderActiveItem(text, i) + : renderClickableItem(text, value, i), )} </div> ); }
58-58: Add type safety to the callback invocation.The callback is invoked directly without any type checking or error handling. Consider adding a safeguard to ensure the callback is safely called.
- onPress={() => (callback ? callback(value) : null)} + onPress={() => { + if (typeof callback === 'function') { + try { + callback(value); + } catch (error) { + console.error('Error in breadcrumb callback:', error); + } + } + }}
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src/lib/dropdown/base-item.tsx (1)
88-88: Great migration to Tailwind CSS class for margin styling!You've successfully replaced the styled component approach with a Tailwind utility class
mr-2for margin styling. This change aligns with the transition to utility-first CSS and reduces the need for intermediate styled components.src/lib/dot.tsx (1)
1-15: Well-executed refactoring to Tailwind CSS approachThe component has been successfully refactored from styled-components to a functional component using Tailwind CSS. This change:
- Improves maintainability through utility-first CSS
- Adds flexibility with the optional
classNameprop- Maintains consistent styling through the
cnutility functionThe box styling, dimensions, and border-radius are now handled through Tailwind classes while preserving the dynamic background color functionality.
src/styles/global.css (4)
1-2: Good setup for Tailwind CSS integrationThe import for Tailwind CSS is correctly placed at the top of the file, which is necessary for the utility classes to work properly throughout the application.
3-89: Well-structured CSS variables with proper dark mode supportThe CSS variables are well-organized and follow a consistent naming convention. The dark mode implementation using
:root[class="dark"]is a good approach for theme switching.The typography styles correctly use these variables, ensuring consistent theming across the application.
29-29: The color value is now correctThe value for
--klerosUIComponentsErrorLightis now a valid 6-character hex code#fef0f3, resolving the previous issue flagged in the static analysis.
91-109: Good use of components layer for reusable stylesUsing
@layer componentsfor transitions and hover effects is appropriate. The!importantflag in hover effects ensures these styles take precedence, which is necessary for utility-first CSS frameworks like Tailwind where specificity can be an issue.src/stories/breadcrumb.stories.tsx (4)
1-6: Well-organized imports with clear structure.The imports are well-structured, separating Storybook types, utility imports, and component imports with appropriate spacing. This makes the file easier to read and understand.
7-20: Good implementation of Storybook configuration with appropriate controls.The meta object is well-structured with proper component designation, title categorization, and autodocs tag. The argTypes configuration offers appropriate controls for the variant and clickable props, making the component easy to test in Storybook.
24-24: Type extension provides good integration with preview features.The
Storytype extends both the standard StorybookStoryObjtype and the customIPreviewArgsinterface, enabling better integration with theme and background controls in the UI.
26-38: Story configuration demonstrates component features effectively.The Breadcrumb story is well-configured with clear demonstration of component features including variant setting, theme configuration, and sample breadcrumb items. The structure provides a good starting point for users to understand the component's capabilities.
src/lib/breadcrumb.tsx (5)
2-4: Good utility imports for improved component implementation.The added imports for
cnutility,react-aria-components, andclsxsupport the component's refactoring to use utility-first CSS and enhanced accessibility features.
12-12: Good addition of variant prop with specific type.Adding the variant prop with specific options ("primary" | "secondary") improves type safety and makes the component's API more clear.
15-29: Well-structured Content component with good CSS utility classes.The new Content component is well-designed as a reusable piece within the Breadcrumb component. It properly handles variant styling and uses utility classes effectively for consistent styling. The component also properly forwards additional props to the underlying element.
31-37: Good use of Readonly type for props.Using
Readonly<BreadcrumbProps>for the function parameters improves type safety by preventing accidental mutation of props.
38-44: Well-structured container with flexible layout.The containing div uses appropriate utility classes for flexible layout, with proper wrapping behavior and spacing. The use of
cnutility for conditional class composition is a good practice.
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src/App.tsx (3)
43-43: Confirm Consistency Between Tailwind and Styled ThemeDefining
tailwindThemestate is a welcome addition. Please ensure styling remains consistent within the app, as you now have two separate theme states (tailwindThemeandtheme).
45-56: Synchronize Theming LogicToggling both
document.documentElement.classListfor Tailwind andsetTheme()for styled-components is valid, but make sure they cannot get out of sync. If you foresee new scenarios (e.g., partial theme toggles), you might unify them under a single source of truth.
63-72: Consider Simplifying Tab ConfigurationThe extensive inline classes and repeated
id,text,valuefields in the items array work fine. For maintainability, consider extracting these items into a separate config or reusing shared object properties. This fosters readability and consistency, especially if the tab list grows.Also applies to: 74-152
src/lib/pagination/compact.tsx (1)
43-43: Logic and Structure in CompactPagination
- The structural refactor to utility classes and
ArrowButtonis clear and maintainable.- Rendering a distinct close button icon on the last page is a neat approach to show a special action (likely “Close” or “Exit”).
- Tests: If not already covered, consider adding tests or stories confirming that
onCloseOnLastPageis called only when appropriate.Would you like assistance in setting up a new test suite or story for
CompactPagination?Also applies to: 50-50, 55-84
src/lib/pagination/standard.tsx (1)
48-55: StandardPagination Refactor Observations
- Simplified architecture with
PageButtonis more readable and accessible.- The arrow buttons’
isDisabledlogic is intuitive.- If feasible, add tests covering edge cases (e.g., disabling numbers, hiding numbers, first/last page boundaries).
Would you like me to open a new issue or provide a partial test implementation for these scenarios?
Also applies to: 68-110
src/lib/pagination/tabs.tsx (2)
21-21: Consider using a more specific type instead ofany.
Typingvalueasanycan cause unintended errors at runtime. Defining a more explicit type or using generics will improve type safety and maintainability.-interface TabsItem { - ... - value: any; - ... -} +interface TabsItem<T = unknown> { + ... + value: T; + ... +}
86-114: SpreadtabPropswithin<Tab>to respect per-item customization.
Although each item initemscan definetabProps, they’re never passed to<Tab>. This prevents tab-specific overrides from being applied (e.g., additional attributes, event handlers).<Tab + {...item.tabProps} id={id} key={id} isDisabled={disabled} className={cn(...)} >
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Learning: The `onCloseOnLastPage` prop in the `CompactPagination` component is optional and does not require updates to all instances of the component.
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src/stories/tabs.stories.tsx (2)
1-17: Clean implementation of Tabs story with appropriate typingThe story setup follows Storybook best practices with proper imports and type definitions. The use of the
satisfiesoperator withMeta<typeof TabsComponent>provides good type safety without type widening.
19-44: Well-structured Tabs story with comprehensive examplesThe story provides a good showcase of the Tabs component with multiple tab variants including a tab with an icon and a disabled tab. The use of Tailwind CSS classes for styling is consistent with the PR objective of refactoring styles to use Tailwind.
One minor consideration:
defaultSelectedKey: "discord"Make sure this key matches with one of the tab ids in your actual implementation to ensure the correct tab is selected by default when used in the application.
src/examples/pagination.tsx (2)
23-27: Good implementation of Tailwind CSS classesThe addition of Tailwind CSS classes to the Tabs component enhances styling consistency and follows the PR's objective of refactoring CSS styles to use Tailwind.
28-42: Well-structured tab items with improved accessibilityThe updated tab items structure now includes
idandcontentproperties which improve accessibility and align with the react-aria-components integration mentioned in the PR objectives.I notice you've set
defaultSelectedKey={"hello"}which correctly matches the id of the first tab. This enables the component to correctly identify the default selected tab.src/stories/standardPagination.stories.tsx (2)
1-33: Well-structured metadata for StandardPagination componentThe story setup follows Storybook best practices with appropriate typing and comprehensive argTypes for interactive controls.
35-57: Proper state management in StandardPagination storyThe story uses React hooks correctly to manage pagination state. The render function provides a good demonstration of how to use the component with state updates.
There's a minor inconsistency between the args and the state initialization:
- currentPage: 0,In args you set
currentPage: 0, but initialize the state to1. While this works because you override the prop in the rendered component, it might be clearer to align these values or add a comment explaining the intentional difference.src/stories/compactPagination.stories.tsx (3)
1-28: Well-structured metadata for CompactPagination componentThe story setup follows Storybook best practices with appropriate typing and comprehensive argTypes for interactive controls.
29-50: Proper implementation of basic CompactPagination storyThe story demonstrates good use of React hooks for state management and properly passes the required props to the Pagination component.
Similar to the StandardPagination story, there's a minor inconsistency between
currentPage: 0in args and the useState initialization to1. Consider aligning these values for clarity.
52-74: Comprehensive demonstration of CompactPagination with additional callbackThis variation effectively showcases the component's capability to handle a close callback on the last page, providing a valuable example for component users.
The additional story with
onCloseOnLastPagecallback demonstrates good component documentation practice by showing different usage scenarios.src/App.tsx (2)
21-21: Use of clsx Looks GoodImporting
clsxhere is appropriate for combining classes in a Tailwind setup. No issues spotted.
154-158: Alignment with react-aria-componentsReplacing
onClickwithonPressmaintains accessibility alignment withreact-aria-components. The usage looks consistent. Confirm that thevariant="primary"styles match your dark mode design expectations.src/lib/pagination/compact.tsx (3)
5-6: Adoption of Utility-Based ImportsThe introduction of
cnandclsxfor dynamic class composition aligns well with the utility-first approach.
9-31: ArrowButton ImplementationThis concise functional component effectively applies Tailwind classes with conditional coloring for the arrow icon. Code readability is good.
37-38: Optional Callback DocumentationThe added JSDoc clarifies
onCloseOnLastPage; good documentation practice ensures future maintainers understand the callback’s usage.src/lib/pagination/standard.tsx (3)
4-6: Good Use of Utility ImportsUsing
cnandclsxfor dynamic class names fits the Tailwind approach, ensuring clarity for conditional styling.
8-36: PageButton’s Tailwind RefactorThe utility-based color transitions for hover, focus, and disabled states are well-structured. The
selectedstate logic is clear.
42-45: Enhanced CustomizationThe newly added
disableNumbersandhideNumbersprops provide extra flexibility. This is a welcome improvement in customizing pagination behavior.src/lib/pagination/tabs.tsx (1)
128-143: Looks good!
Using<Collection>and<TabPanel>fromreact-aria-componentsprovides a clear structure for panel rendering. The spread usage ofitem.tabPanelPropsis also well-implemented.
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Use item.id instead of item.text to find the selected item.
The tab’s key is set from id, yet handleSelection attempts to locate the matching item by item.text === key. This likely causes a mismatch when text differs from id.
- const selectedItem = items.find((item) => item.text === key);
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Relying on Function obscures the expected parameters and return type. This can introduce bug-prone code and defeats the purpose of TypeScript’s type safety.
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