Improve code splitting #8979
Improve code splitting #8979
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To replicate, perform a hard refresh on the patient consultation page, click on the "Vital" section, and then begin selecting other sections. Similar behavior is noted for most of the components you changed @sainak is this behavior expected in your recent changes? CC: @rithviknishad |
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wrapping the components in suspens should fix it, I'll work on it |
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Actionable comments posted: 11
🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (15)
src/i18n.ts (1)
24-25: Performance optimization through selective language loading.The
currentOnlyload strategy combined with dynamicsupportedLngsis an excellent optimization that ensures only the required language resources are loaded.Consider implementing a preloading strategy for the most common languages in your user base to improve the perceived performance. This could be done using:
// Add preload configuration preload: ['en'], // Preload English as it's the fallbacksrc/Routers/SessionRouter.tsx (2)
1-7: LGTM! Consider organizing imports by category.The direct imports are better for tree-shaking and code splitting. Consider organizing imports into categories:
- React/framework imports
- Components imports
import { lazy } from "react"; import { useRoutes } from "raviger"; + import SessionExpired from "@/components/ErrorPages/SessionExpired"; import InvalidReset from "@/components/ErrorPages/InvalidReset"; import ResetPassword from "@/components/Auth/ResetPassword"; import Login from "@/components/Auth/Login";
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10-24: Add proper typing for route parameters.The route parameter typing can be improved by replacing
anywith a proper type definition.+type ResetPasswordParams = { + token: string; +}; + const routes = { "/": () => <Login />, "/login": () => <Login />, "/forgot-password": () => <Login forgot={true} />, - "/password_reset/:token": ({ token }: any) => <ResetPassword token={token} />, + "/password_reset/:token": ({ token }: ResetPasswordParams) => <ResetPassword token={token} />, "/session-expired": () => <SessionExpired />, "/licenses": () => <LicensesPage />, "/invalid-reset": () => <InvalidReset />, };src/PluginEngine.tsx (2)
15-15: LGTM! Consider adding a delay to prevent flash.The Loading component integration looks good and aligns with the code splitting improvements.
Consider adding a minimal delay before showing the loading state to prevent flash of loading content for fast connections:
- <Suspense fallback={<Loading />}> + <Suspense fallback={<DelayedLoading delayMs={300} />}>
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9-27: Address chart component reload issue mentioned in PR comments.While this component properly implements Suspense, the chart component reload issue mentioned in PR comments might require similar treatment in child components.
Consider these recommendations:
- Ensure child plugin components (especially charts) are wrapped in their own Suspense boundaries.
- Implement proper code splitting at the plugin level using
React.lazy.- Consider using a loading strategy that prevents full page reloads:
// Example plugin loading strategy const ChartPlugin = React.lazy(() => import('./plugins/ChartPlugin')); function PluginWrapper() { return ( <Suspense fallback={<Loading />}> <ChartPlugin /> </Suspense> ); }src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/StackedLinePlot.tsx (1)
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7-88: Add TypeScript interfaces for improved type safety.The component uses 'any' types which makes it harder to maintain and more prone to runtime errors. Consider adding proper TypeScript interfaces.
+interface DataPoint { + name: string; + data: number[]; +} + +interface StackedLinePlotProps { + title: string; + xData: string[]; + yData: DataPoint[]; +} + -export const StackedLinePlot = (props: any) => { +export const StackedLinePlot = (props: StackedLinePlotProps) => { const { title, xData, yData } = props; - const series = yData.map((x: any) => ({ + const series = yData.map((x) => ({ name: x.name, type: "line", stack: x.name, data: x.data.map((d: any) => Math.round(d * 100) / 100), connectNulls: true, }));Also consider moving the
COLORSarray to a shared constants file if it's used by other chart components.src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/LinePlot.tsx (1)
214-217: Consider performance and type safety improvements.The ReactEcharts implementation looks good, but could benefit from some optimizations:
- The
lazyUpdateprop is correctly used for waveform types, but consider memoizing the options object to prevent unnecessary re-renders- The component lacks proper TypeScript types
Consider applying these improvements:
+ import { useMemo } from "react"; + import type { EChartsOption } from "echarts"; - const generalOptions: any = { + const generalOptions: EChartsOption = { return ( <> {yData.map((value: any, idx: any) => ( <span id={`${title}-${idx + 1}`} className="sr-only px-1"> {value ? properRoundOf(value) : "NA"} </span> ))} + {useMemo( + () => ( <ReactEcharts option={generalOptions} className={props.classes} lazyUpdate={props.type === "WAVEFORM"} /> + ), + [generalOptions, props.classes, props.type] + )} </> );src/components/Resource/ResourceBoard.tsx (1)
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89-146: Consider optimizing export functionality and filter formatting.A few optimization suggestions:
- Consider memoizing the formatted filters to avoid recalculation
- The export functionality could be extracted and lazy loaded
Example optimization:
+ const memoizedFilters = useMemo( + () => formatFilter(qParams), + [qParams] + ); - const appliedFilters = formatFilter(qParams); + const appliedFilters = memoizedFilters;src/components/Auth/ResetPassword.tsx (3)
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124-139: Move password validation messages to i18n.The password validation rule messages are hardcoded in English. According to the PR objectives, UI text should be managed in I18n files.
Consider updating the validateRule calls to use translated messages:
{validateRule( - form.password?.length >= 8, - "Password should be atleast 8 characters long", + form.password?.length >= 8, + t("password_min_length"), )}
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17-24: Consider performance optimizations.A few suggestions to improve component performance:
- Memoize validation rules to prevent unnecessary re-renders
- Extract token validation logic into a custom hook
Example implementation:
const useResetToken = (token: string) => { useEffect(() => { const checkResetToken = async () => { const { res } = await request(routes.checkResetToken, { body: { token }, }); if (!res || !res.ok) { navigate("/invalid-reset"); } }; if (token) { checkResetToken(); } else { navigate("/invalid-reset"); } }, [token]); };
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1-11: Consider lazy loading heavy dependencies.To align with the PR's code splitting objectives, consider lazy loading heavy dependencies:
- The translation setup could be loaded dynamically
- Common components like ButtonV2 could be split into a separate chunk
Example implementation:
const { useTranslation } = await import('react-i18next'); const { Cancel, Submit } = await import('@/components/Common/components/ButtonV2');This would help reduce the initial bundle size and improve the component's load time.
package.json (1)
132-132: LGTM! Switching to marked for markdown processing.The addition of
markedand removal ofreact-markdown+rehype-rawaligns with the PR objective of pre-rendering the markdown banner.Consider these architectural benefits of the change:
- Smaller bundle size:
markedis lighter than thereact-markdown+rehype-rawcombination- Build-time processing: Pre-rendering markdown at build time reduces runtime overhead
- Better performance: No need to ship markdown processing to the client
src/components/Shifting/ShiftingBoard.tsx (1)
28-31: Consider additional performance optimizations.While the lazy loading implementation is good, consider these additional optimizations:
- Memoize the board sections configuration to prevent unnecessary recalculations
- Consider implementing virtual scrolling if dealing with large datasets
Example memoization implementation:
+ import { lazy, Suspense, useState, useMemo } from "react"; // ... in the component ... + const boardSections = useMemo( + () => + boardFilter.map((board) => ({ + id: board.text, + title: ( + <h3 className="flex h-8 items-center text-xs"> + {board.label || board.text}{" "} + <ExportButton + action={async () => { + const { data } = await request(routes.downloadShiftRequests, { + query: { + ...formatFilter({ ...qParams, status: board.text }), + csv: true, + }, + }); + return data ?? null; + }} + filenamePrefix={`shift_requests_${board.label || board.text}`} + /> + </h3> + ), + fetchOptions: (id) => ({ + route: routes.listShiftRequests, + options: { + query: formatFilter({ + ...qParams, + status: id, + }), + }, + }), + })), + [boardFilter, qParams] + ); // Then use boardSections in KanbanBoard <KanbanBoard<ShiftingModel> title={<BadgesList {...{ qParams, FilterBadges }} />} - sections={boardFilter.map((board) => ({ - // ... board configuration - }))} + sections={boardSections} // ... other props />src/components/Common/FilePreviewDialog.tsx (1)
149-152: Consider resetting state when switching files.The page and numPages state is only reset on document load success. Consider also resetting these values when switching between files to prevent potential stale state issues.
onDocumentLoadSuccess={(numPages: number) => { setPage(1); setNumPages(numPages); }} +fileUrl={fileUrl} +key={fileUrl} // Force remount when URL changessrc/components/Auth/Login.tsx (1)
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18-418: Consider splitting into smaller componentsThe Login component is quite large and handles multiple responsibilities (login and forgot password flows). Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused components for better maintainability and code splitting benefits.
Suggested structure:
LoginFormForgotPasswordFormLoginHeaderLoginFooterWould you like me to provide a detailed refactoring plan?
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src/globals.d.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM! Type declaration looks good.
The type declaration follows proper naming conventions and provides appropriate type safety for the build-time constant.
Let's verify the HTML sanitization implementation:
Additionally, please verify that the Login component properly handles the undefined case to prevent rendering issues. I can help generate the verification code if needed.
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Security review for HTML content handling
Based on the verification results:
- The markdown-to-HTML conversion uses marked v14.1.3, which has built-in XSS protection by default
- The HTML content is generated at build time, not runtime, limiting attack vectors
- The Login component properly handles the undefined case with conditional rendering
- No additional sanitization is needed as marked's default settings are secure
However, for better security documentation:
- Consider adding a comment in vite.config.mts explaining that marked's default sanitization is being relied upon
- Document that
__CUSTOM_DESCRIPTION_HTML__is pre-rendered and safe for dangerouslySetInnerHTML
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src/i18n.ts (1)
4-4: LGTM: Efficient implementation of lazy-loaded translations.
The switch to i18next-xhr-backend with dynamic loading aligns well with the PR's code splitting objectives. This change will reduce the initial bundle size by loading translations on demand.
Let's verify the locale files are correctly placed:
Also applies to: 16-22
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Locale files are correctly placed and match the supported languages configuration
The verification confirms that translation files exist at the expected location (public/locale/) with JSON files for all supported languages (en, hi, kn, ml, mr, ta). This matches the XHR backend's loadPath configuration and ensures proper lazy loading functionality.
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src/Routers/SessionRouter.tsx (1)
8-8:
Add Suspense boundary for lazy-loaded component.
The LicensesPage is correctly set up for lazy loading, but it needs to be wrapped in a Suspense boundary to handle the loading state gracefully. This would also address the page reload issue mentioned in the PR comments.
Let's verify if other lazy-loaded components in the codebase use Suspense:
Add Suspense boundary like this:
const LicensesPage = lazy(() => import("@/components/Licenses/LicensesPage"));
+
+const SuspensedLicensesPage = () => (
+ <Suspense fallback={<div>Loading...</div>}>
+ <LicensesPage />
+ </Suspense>
+);
const routes = {
"/": () => <Login />,
"/login": () => <Login />,
"/forgot-password": () => <Login forgot={true} />,
"/password_reset/:token": ({ token }: any) => <ResetPassword token={token} />,
"/session-expired": () => <SessionExpired />,
- "/licenses": () => <LicensesPage />,
+ "/licenses": () => <SuspensedLicensesPage />,
"/invalid-reset": () => <InvalidReset />,
};src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/ReactEcharts.tsx (1)
1-41: Verify lazy loading implementation in parent components.
Since this component is part of the code splitting improvements, let's verify its integration in parent components.
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ReactEcharts is properly implemented with lazy loading
The component is correctly used with React.lazy() in both parent components:
src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/LinePlot.tsxsrc/components/Facility/Consultations/components/StackedLinePlot.tsx
Both components implement dynamic imports using the proper syntax:
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src/PluginEngine.tsx (1)
7-7: Verify Loading component implementation for code splitting.
Since this PR focuses on code splitting improvements, let's ensure the Loading component is properly optimized.
src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/StackedLinePlot.tsx (1)
3-5: Verify the ReactEcharts implementation.
Let's ensure the ReactEcharts component is properly implemented and exists in the specified path.
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ReactEcharts component implementation is properly verified
The ReactEcharts component is correctly implemented with:
- Proper imports from
echarts-for-reactandecharts/core - Required chart components and renderers registration
- Correct wrapper implementation that passes props to
ReactEchartsCore - Consistent usage across LinePlot and StackedLinePlot components
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src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/LinePlot.tsx (1)
1-7: Ensure proper Suspense boundaries are in place for lazy-loaded chart.
The implementation of lazy loading aligns with the code splitting objectives. However, to address the page reload issue mentioned in the PR comments, ensure that:
- A Suspense boundary is properly set up in the parent component
- An error boundary is implemented to handle potential loading failures
Consider implementing a dedicated error boundary for the chart component to gracefully handle loading failures:
// ChartErrorBoundary.tsx
class ChartErrorBoundary extends React.Component {
componentDidCatch(error: Error, errorInfo: React.ErrorInfo) {
// Log error to monitoring service
console.error('Chart failed to load:', error);
}
render() {
return this.props.children;
}
}src/components/Resource/ResourceBoard.tsx (2)
Line range hint 1-20: LGTM! Imports are well organized.
The imports are logically grouped and the addition of lazy import supports the code splitting objective.
21-24: Verify lazy loading implementation across the codebase.
Let's verify the consistency of lazy loading implementation for components mentioned in the PR objectives.
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Lazy loading implementation is consistent and properly configured
The codebase shows a consistent pattern of lazy loading implementation with proper Suspense boundaries:
- Lazy loaded components are correctly imported using
lazy(() => import()) - All lazy components are wrapped with
Suspensefallbacks showing loading states - The new
KanbanBoardlazy loading follows the same pattern as other components
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src/components/Auth/ResetPassword.tsx (1)
13-13: LGTM! Verify import statements in dependent files.
The change to default export aligns well with code splitting objectives. Default exports are typically better for code splitting optimization.
Also applies to: 173-173
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Import statement is already correctly updated to use default import
The import statement in src/Routers/SessionRouter.tsx is already using the correct default import syntax: import ResetPassword from "@/components/Auth/ResetPassword". No further changes are needed as the codebase is consistent with the export change.
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package.json (1)
83-83: LGTM! Addition of i18next-xhr-backend for lazy loading locales.
The addition aligns with the PR objective of implementing lazy loading for locales.
Let's verify the i18next setup:
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LGTM! i18next-xhr-backend is properly configured for lazy loading locales
The i18next configuration in src/i18n.ts correctly implements the XHR backend with proper initialization:
- Backend is configured to load locale files from
/locale/{{lng}}.json - No static imports of locale JSON files found in the codebase
- Proper integration with react-i18next and language detection
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src/components/Shifting/ShiftingBoard.tsx (2)
14-14: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.
The addition of lazy import from React is appropriate for implementing code splitting.
28-31: LGTM: Lazy loading implementation is correct.
The implementation follows React's best practices for code splitting:
- Proper type import and assertion
- Correct usage of lazy loading
src/components/Common/FilePreviewDialog.tsx (2)
4-11: LGTM: Clean import organization.
The addition of lazy and Suspense imports is well-organized within the existing React imports.
146-155: LGTM: Proper Suspense implementation.
The Suspense wrapper with CircularProgress fallback is correctly implemented, which should help prevent the page reload issues mentioned in the PR.
src/components/Auth/Login.tsx (3)
16-18: LGTM: Import and component declaration changes
The changes to use the Link component from raviger and switch to a default export align with modern React practices and the PR's code splitting objectives.
419-420: LGTM: Clean export syntax
The change to a default export is clean and follows modern React practices.
249-256: Verify Link behavior with target="_blank"
While the change to use the Link component is good, please verify that the target="_blank" attribute works as expected with the raviger Link component.
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Based on the gathered information, I can now generate the final response:
Link component with target="_blank" is correctly implemented
The usage of target="_blank" with rel="noopener noreferrer" is a consistent pattern throughout the codebase for external links, including in the Login component. The raviger Link component (v4.1.2) supports the target prop as shown in ButtonV2.tsx implementation, making this a safe and correct implementation.
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vite.config.mts (1)
63-63: Enhance code clarity with explicit type annotation
Adding the explicit type annotation Set<string> to the dependencies variable enhances type safety and improves code readability.
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src/Routers/SessionRouter.tsx (2)
1-8: Consider lazy loading additional routes for better performance.Since this PR focuses on code splitting improvements, consider lazy loading other non-critical routes like InvalidReset and SessionExpired to further reduce the initial bundle size.
Example implementation:
const InvalidReset = lazy(() => import("@/components/ErrorPages/InvalidReset")); const SessionExpired = lazy(() => import("@/components/ErrorPages/SessionExpired"));
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14-14: Replace 'any' type with a specific type for token parameter.Using
anytype reduces type safety. Consider defining a proper type for the route parameters.- "/password_reset/:token": ({ token }: any) => <ResetPassword token={token} />, + "/password_reset/:token": ({ token }: { token: string }) => <ResetPassword token={token} />,src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/ReactEcharts.tsx (1)
15-17: Consider adding WebGL renderer for better performance.Currently, only the Canvas renderer is used. For complex charts or when dealing with large datasets, the WebGL renderer could provide better performance.
import * as echarts from "echarts/core"; - import { CanvasRenderer } from "echarts/renderers"; + import { CanvasRenderer, SVGRenderer } from "echarts/renderers";src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/StackedLinePlot.tsx (2)
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16-21: Use more precise decimal rounding method.Using
Math.roundwith multiplication/division for decimal places can lead to floating-point precision issues. Consider usingtoFixed()or a dedicated number formatting library.const series = yData.map((x: any) => ({ name: x.name, type: "line", stack: x.name, - data: x.data.map((d: any) => Math.round(d * 100) / 100), + data: x.data.map((d: number) => Number(d.toFixed(2))), connectNulls: true, }));
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23-87: Consider extracting chart configuration.The chart configuration object is quite large and contains multiple static values. Consider extracting it to a separate configuration file for better maintainability.
Create a new file
chartConfig.tsand move the configuration there:// src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/chartConfig.ts export const COLORS = ["#B13F3C", "#2F8B35", "#44327A", "#B19D3C"]; export const createChartOptions = (title: string, xData: string[], series: any[]) => ({ grid: { left: "20px", right: "30px", containLabel: true, }, color: COLORS, // ... rest of the configuration });src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/LinePlot.tsx (1)
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214-218: Add TypeScript interfaces for better type safety.The component uses 'any' types extensively and lacks proper type definitions, which could lead to runtime errors.
Add proper TypeScript interfaces:
interface ChartOptions { grid: { top: string; left: string; right: string; containLabel: boolean; }; title: { text: string; textStyle: { fontSize: number; rich: Record<string, unknown>; }; }; // ... other option types } interface LinePlotProps { title: string; name: string; xData: string[]; yData: number[]; low?: number | null; high?: number | null; defaultSpace?: boolean; type?: 'WAVEFORM'; classes?: string; color?: string; yStart?: number; yEnd?: number; } export const LinePlot = (props: LinePlotProps) => { // ... rest of the implementation }Also, consider adding prop validation for the ReactEcharts component:
<ReactEcharts - option={generalOptions} + option={generalOptions as ChartOptions} className={props.classes} lazyUpdate={props.type === "WAVEFORM"} />src/components/Resource/ResourceBoard.tsx (2)
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108-124: Consider extracting export functionality to a reusable component.The export functionality is duplicated in the page title and each board section. This could be extracted into a reusable component to improve maintainability.
Example refactor:
type ExportResourceProps = { filters: typeof appliedFilters; status?: string; filenamePrefix: string; }; const ExportResource = ({ filters, status, filenamePrefix }: ExportResourceProps) => ( <ExportButton action={async () => { const { data } = await request(routes.downloadResourceRequests, { query: { ...filters, ...(status && { status }), csv: true, }, }); return data ?? null; }} filenamePrefix={filenamePrefix} /> );
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37-40: Consider using React Query for state management.The current implementation uses local state for filter management. Consider using React Query to handle the state and caching of filtered data, which could improve performance and reduce complexity.
This would also help with the initial loading issue by providing better loading states and cache management.
src/components/Auth/ResetPassword.tsx (1)
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13-171: Consider security improvements for token handling.While the password validation and error handling are well implemented, storing sensitive tokens in localStorage could be improved. Consider:
- Using more secure storage methods for the reset token
- Adding token expiration checks
- Implementing rate limiting for reset attempts
Would you like me to provide specific implementation suggestions for these security improvements?
src/components/Common/FilePreviewDialog.tsx (2)
16-16: Consider adding error boundary for lazy-loaded component.While the lazy loading implementation is correct, adding an error boundary would help handle potential loading failures gracefully.
Example implementation:
const PDFViewerErrorBoundary = ({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) => { return ( <ErrorBoundary fallback={ <div className="flex flex-col items-center justify-center p-4"> <CareIcon icon="l-exclamation-triangle" className="mb-2 text-error-500" /> <p>{t("failed_to_load_pdf_viewer")}</p> </div> } > {children} </ErrorBoundary> ); };
146-155: Enhance loading state feedback.While the implementation correctly addresses the page reload issue mentioned in PR comments, consider making the loading state more informative.
Replace the simple CircularProgress with a more descriptive loading state:
-<Suspense fallback={<CircularProgress />}> +<Suspense + fallback={ + <div className="flex flex-col items-center justify-center p-4"> + <CircularProgress /> + <p className="mt-2 text-secondary-700">{t("loading_pdf_viewer")}</p> + </div> + } +>src/components/Auth/Login.tsx (1)
18-18: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc documentation.The switch to default export aligns with the code splitting objectives. Consider adding JSDoc documentation to describe the component's purpose and props.
+/** + * Login component handling user authentication and password recovery + * @param {Object} props - Component props + * @param {boolean} [props.forgot] - Whether to show forgot password form + */ const Login = (props: { forgot?: boolean }) => {Also applies to: 419-420
vite.config.mts (2)
205-205: Fix typo in variable name 'manulaVendorChunks' to 'manualVendorChunks'There's a typo in the variable name
manulaVendorChunkson line 205. Correcting it tomanualVendorChunkswill improve code readability and prevent potential confusion.Apply this diff to fix the typo:
- const manulaVendorChunks = /tiny-invariant/; + const manualVendorChunks = /tiny-invariant/;
174-224: Consider adding documentation to the 'manualChunks' function for clarityThe
manualChunksfunction contains complex logic involving recursive checks and dynamic chunk naming. Adding comments or documentation explaining the purpose and flow of this function can enhance readability and maintainability.
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src/Routers/SessionRouter.tsx (1)
1-8: Verify consistent Suspense usage across lazy-loaded components.
Let's check if other lazy-loaded components in the codebase have proper Suspense wrappers to avoid similar reload issues.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about the usage of these lazy-loaded components to provide a more complete verification.
Let me check one more thing to verify how these components are wrapped at a higher level, as Suspense might be implemented in parent components.
Lazy-loaded components are properly handled by root Suspense wrapper
The verification shows that all lazy-loaded components, including LicensesPage, are properly wrapped by a root-level Suspense component in App.tsx. This root Suspense wrapper with a Loading fallback handles the suspension of all lazy-loaded components in the application, making individual Suspense wrappers unnecessary.
- The root
<Suspense fallback={<Loading />}>in App.tsx covers all routes and components - FilePreviewDialog, InvestigationsPrintPreview, and LicensesPage are all under this root Suspense boundary
- The implementation follows React's recommended pattern for app-wide Suspense boundaries
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1-41: Consider implementing loading optimization strategies.
Based on the PR comments about page reload issues when charts are opened for the first time, consider implementing the following optimizations:
- Wrap the component with Suspense
- Implement progressive loading of chart data
- Add skeleton loading states
Let's check the current bundle size impact:
36-41:
Avoid props mutation and add error handling.
The current implementation has several issues:
- Directly mutating props is an anti-pattern in React
- Missing error boundaries and loading states that could help with the reported page reload issues
Here's a suggested improvement:
-export default function ReactEcharts(props: ReactEchartsProps) {
+export default function ReactEcharts({ echarts: providedEcharts, ...rest }: ReactEchartsProps) {
- if (!props.echarts) {
- props.echarts = echarts;
- }
- return <ReactEchartsCore {...props} />;
+ return (
+ <ReactEchartsCore
+ echarts={providedEcharts || echarts}
+ {...rest}
+ />
+ );
+}Let's verify if this component is wrapped in Suspense in its usage:
src/PluginEngine.tsx (2)
7-7: LGTM! Import of dedicated Loading component.
The addition of a dedicated Loading component aligns well with the PR's objective of improving loading experiences across the application.
15-15: Verify loading behavior with the new Loading component.
The change to use a dedicated Loading component is good for consistency. However, given the reported performance issues with lazy-loaded components, let's verify the loading behavior.
Let's check for other Suspense usage patterns in the codebase to ensure consistent loading behavior:
✅ Verification successful
Loading component implementation and usage is consistent across the codebase
The verification shows that:
- The Loading component is properly implemented in
src/components/Common/Loading.tsxwith a spinner animation - Suspense with Loading fallback is consistently used in key places:
- Main App wrapper in
src/App.tsx - Plugin loading in
src/PluginEngine.tsx
- Main App wrapper in
- Other lazy-loaded components use appropriate loading indicators (e.g., CircularProgress for PDF viewer)
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1-5:
Add Suspense wrapper to handle loading states.
The lazy loading implementation is good, but it needs to be wrapped in a Suspense component to handle the loading state gracefully. This should address the reported issue where the chart causes page reloads on first render.
Apply this change:
import { lazy } from "react";
+import { Suspense } from "react";
const ReactEcharts = lazy(
() => import("@/components/Facility/Consultations/components/ReactEcharts"),
);
+
+const LoadingFallback = () => (
+ <div className="h-64 w-full animate-pulse bg-gray-100" />
+);And update the return statement to:
- return <ReactEcharts option={generalOptions} />;
+ return (
+ <Suspense fallback={<LoadingFallback />}>
+ <ReactEcharts option={generalOptions} />
+ </Suspense>
+ );src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/LinePlot.tsx (1)
5-7: Verify consistent lazy loading implementation across chart components.
Let's ensure all chart components are consistently implementing lazy loading to prevent similar performance issues.
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Lazy loading is consistently implemented for chart components
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Line range hint 1-20: LGTM! Imports are well-organized.
The imports include all necessary dependencies for the component's functionality, including the lazy import required for code splitting.
21-24: LGTM! Proper implementation of lazy loading.
The KanbanBoard component is correctly set up for code splitting with proper type safety.
src/components/Auth/ResetPassword.tsx (1)
173-173: LGTM! Export change aligns with code splitting objectives.
The change to default export supports the PR's goal of improving code splitting and enabling lazy loading of components.
Let's verify the import changes in other files:
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Export change is safe and correctly imported
The verification shows that ResetPassword is already imported as a default import in SessionRouter.tsx, which aligns with the export change. No named imports were found that would need updating.
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132-132: Verify security implications of marked package.
The addition of marked for build-time markdown processing is a good performance optimization. However, since this is a healthcare application, we should verify the security implications.
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14-14: LGTM! Import statement is properly structured.
The combined import of lazy and useState from React is well-organized and supports the code splitting implementation.
28-31:
Add Suspense boundary for lazy-loaded KanbanBoard component.
While the lazy loading implementation is correct and aligns with the code splitting objectives, the component needs to be wrapped in a Suspense boundary to handle the loading state properly. This might be related to the performance issue mentioned in the PR comments about page reloading when the chart component is first opened.
Let's verify if other components are properly wrapped with Suspense:
Apply this change to fix the loading behavior:
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// ... other imports
export default function BoardView() {
// ... other code
return (
<div className="flex-col px-2 pb-2">
{/* ... other JSX */}
+ <Suspense fallback={<div>Loading...</div>}>
<KanbanBoard<ShiftingModel>
title={<BadgesList {...{ qParams, FilterBadges }} />}
sections={boardFilter.map((board) => ({
// ... props
}))}
/>
+ </Suspense>
{/* ... other JSX */}
</div>
);
}src/components/Common/FilePreviewDialog.tsx (2)
4-11: LGTM: Import changes align with code splitting strategy.
The addition of lazy and Suspense imports from React is appropriate for implementing code splitting.
16-16: Verify code splitting configuration.
Let's ensure the PDF viewer is properly configured for code splitting across the codebase.
Also applies to: 146-155
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Code splitting implementation is correctly configured
The lazy loading of PDFViewer is properly implemented:
- PDFViewer is only imported lazily in FilePreviewDialog.tsx
- No direct imports of PDFViewer exist elsewhere in the codebase
- The pattern follows the same lazy loading strategy used for other components (Loading, LicensesPage)
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249-256: Verify Link component behavior with target="_blank"
The change from anchor to Link component is good for client-side routing. However, let's verify that the raviger Link component properly handles target="_blank".
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targetprop by passing it through to the rendered element - The codebase shows consistent patterns of using both Link and anchor tags with
target="_blank"andrel="noopener noreferrer"for external links - The implementation in Login.tsx follows the established pattern correctly
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src/i18n.ts (1)
24-25: Well-implemented lazy loading strategy!The configuration effectively optimizes locale loading:
load: "currentOnly"ensures only the needed language is loadedsupportedLngsmaintains consistency with available translationsThis implementation aligns well with the PR's code-splitting objectives and should help reduce the initial bundle size.
src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/ReactEcharts.tsx (1)
1-48: Consider implementing a loading boundary strategy.To address the page reload issues mentioned in the PR comments, consider the following architectural recommendations:
- Implement a shared loading boundary at the page level to prevent multiple Suspense fallbacks from triggering simultaneously
- Consider using a loading skeleton that matches the chart's dimensions to prevent layout shifts
- Implement a caching strategy for frequently accessed chart data
Example implementation:
// pages/PatientConsultation.tsx const ChartLoadingBoundary: React.FC = ({ children }) => ( <Suspense fallback={ <div className="chart-skeleton" style={{ height: '300px' }}> <LoadingSpinner /> </div> } > {children} </Suspense> );src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/StackedLinePlot.tsx (4)
1-7: LGTM! Consider adding error boundary.The lazy loading implementation with Suspense is well done. However, consider wrapping the lazy-loaded component with an error boundary to gracefully handle loading failures.
+import { ErrorBoundary } from "@/components/Common/ErrorBoundary"; import { lazy, Suspense } from "react"; import CircularProgress from "@/components/Common/components/CircularProgress"; const ReactEcharts = lazy( () => import("@/components/Facility/Consultations/components/ReactEcharts"), );
9-18: Enhance type safety further.While the interfaces are well-defined, there are opportunities to improve type safety:
interface DataPoint { name: string; data: number[]; } interface StackedLinePlotProps { title: string; xData: string[]; yData: DataPoint[]; } -const COLORS = ["#B13F3C", "#2F8B35", "#44327A", "#B19D3C"]; +const COLORS: readonly string[] = ["#B13F3C", "#2F8B35", "#44327A", "#B19D3C"] as const;
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21-99: Improve type safety and code maintainability.Several improvements can be made to enhance type safety and readability:
- const series = yData.map((x: any) => ({ + const series = yData.map((x: DataPoint) => ({ name: x.name, type: "line", stack: x.name, - data: x.data.map((d: any) => Math.round(d * 100) / 100), + data: x.data.map((d) => Number((d).toFixed(2))), connectNulls: true, })); + const formatLastValue = (data: number[]): string => { + const lastValue = data[data.length - 1]; + return lastValue?.toFixed(2) ?? "NA"; + }; const generalOptions = { // ... other options ... title: { text: title + " [ " + - yData - .map( - (x: any, i: number) => - `{${i}|${x.data[x.data.length - 1]?.toFixed(2) ?? "NA"}}`, - ) - .join(" | ") + + yData.map((x, i) => `{${i}|${formatLastValue(x.data)}}`).join(" | ") + " ] ",
100-110: Improve fallback UI consistency.The Suspense implementation is good, but the fallback UI could better match the main component's dimensions:
return ( <Suspense fallback={ - <div className="mb-4 grid h-16 place-items-center"> + <div className="h-[400px] w-full flex items-center justify-center"> <CircularProgress /> </div> } > <ReactEcharts option={generalOptions} /> </Suspense> );src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/LinePlot.tsx (2)
1-8: LGTM! Clean implementation of lazy loading.The lazy loading setup is well-implemented and follows React best practices. The necessary imports for Suspense and loading indicator are properly included.
Consider removing the empty line after the utils import to maintain consistent spacing.
215-227: Good implementation of Suspense with loading state!The Suspense implementation effectively addresses the UI jank issue mentioned in the PR comments. The loading state is well-designed with a centered CircularProgress indicator.
Consider adding proper TypeScript types for the props instead of using 'any'. Here's a suggested interface:
interface ReactEchartsProps { option: EChartsOption; className?: string; lazyUpdate?: boolean; }src/components/Auth/ResetPassword.tsx (2)
17-17: Consider typing the form state.While the props are now properly typed, the form state still uses
any. Consider defining an interface for the form state to further improve type safety.+interface ResetPasswordForm { + password: string; + confirm: string; +} -const initForm: any = { +const initForm: ResetPasswordForm = { password: "", confirm: "", }; -const initErr: any = {}; +const initErr: Partial<ResetPasswordForm> = {}; -const [form, setForm] = useState(initForm); +const [form, setForm] = useState<ResetPasswordForm>(initForm); -const [errors, setErrors] = useState(initErr); +const [errors, setErrors] = useState<Partial<ResetPasswordForm>>(initErr);
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69-86: Consider rate limiting for password reset attempts.While the password reset logic is secure, consider implementing rate limiting on the server-side API endpoint to prevent brute force attempts.
src/components/Resource/ResourceBoard.tsx (1)
108-122: Add error handling for export request.The export functionality might benefit from error handling to improve user experience when the request fails.
Consider adding error handling:
<ExportButton action={async () => { - const { data } = await request( - routes.downloadResourceRequests, - { - query: { - ...formatFilter({ ...qParams, status: board }), - csv: true, - }, - }, - ); - return data ?? null; + try { + const { data } = await request( + routes.downloadResourceRequests, + { + query: { + ...formatFilter({ ...qParams, status: board }), + csv: true, + }, + }, + ); + return data ?? null; + } catch (error) { + console.error('Export failed:', error); + throw new Error(t('export_failed')); + } }} filenamePrefix={`resource_requests_${board}`} />src/components/Shifting/ShiftingBoard.tsx (1)
133-179: Consider memoizing expensive computations.The component makes multiple calls to
formatFilterwithin the render tree. Consider memoizing these computations to optimize performance:+ const memoizedFormatFilter = useCallback( + (params: typeof qParams) => formatFilter(params), + [qParams] + ); <KanbanBoard<ShiftingModel> sections={boardFilter.map((board) => ({ // ... fetchOptions: (id) => ({ route: routes.listShiftRequests, options: { - query: formatFilter({ + query: memoizedFormatFilter({ ...qParams, status: id, }), }, }), }))} // ... />This optimization would prevent unnecessary recalculations of the filtered data, especially important since this is within a mapped function that creates section configurations.
vite.config.mts (3)
59-67: Add error handling for package.json parsing.While the type safety improvements are good, consider adding try-catch blocks for file operations and JSON parsing to handle potential errors gracefully.
function getPluginDependencies(): string[] { const pluginsDir = path.resolve(__dirname, "apps"); // Make sure the `apps` folder exists if (!fs.existsSync(pluginsDir)) { return []; } - const pluginFolders = fs.readdirSync(pluginsDir); + let pluginFolders; + try { + pluginFolders = fs.readdirSync(pluginsDir); + } catch (error) { + console.error('Error reading plugins directory:', error); + return []; + }
84-94: Validate CDN URLs before use.Consider adding URL validation for the CDN URLs to ensure they are well-formed before using them in the configuration.
+ function isValidUrl(urlString: string): boolean { + try { + new URL(urlString); + return true; + } catch { + return false; + } + } + const cdnUrls = - env.REACT_CDN_URLS || - [ + (env.REACT_CDN_URLS?.split(' ').filter(isValidUrl) || [ "https://egov-s3-facility-10bedicu.s3.amazonaws.com", "https://egov-s3-patient-data-10bedicu.s3.amazonaws.com", "http://localhost:4566", - ].join(" "); + ]).join(" ");
178-228: Optimize performance of isStaticallyImportedByEntry function.Consider memoizing the results of
isStaticallyImportedByEntryto avoid redundant recursive checks for the same modules.+ const memoizedResults = new Map(); function isStaticallyImportedByEntry( moduleId, visited = new Set(), ) { + if (memoizedResults.has(moduleId)) { + return memoizedResults.get(moduleId); + } if (visited.has(moduleId)) return false; visited.add(moduleId); const modInfo = getModuleInfo(moduleId); if (!modInfo) return false; // Check if the module is an entry point if (modInfo.isEntry) { + memoizedResults.set(moduleId, true); return true; } // Check all static importers for (const importerId of modInfo.importers) { if (isStaticallyImportedByEntry(importerId, visited)) { + memoizedResults.set(moduleId, true); return true; } } + memoizedResults.set(moduleId, false); return false; }
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src/i18n.ts (1)
16-25: Verify Suspense implementation for lazy-loaded translations
While the lazy loading configuration is correct, ensure that components using translations are properly wrapped in Suspense to handle the loading state gracefully, as mentioned in the PR comments discussion.
Let's check for proper Suspense usage:
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Suspense implementation is correctly configured for lazy-loaded translations
The codebase has proper Suspense implementation:
- Root level Suspense in
src/App.tsxwraps the entire application with a loading fallback - Component-level Suspense implementations are present in components that use translations:
src/components/Common/FilePreviewDialog.tsxsrc/components/Shifting/ShiftingBoard.tsxsrc/components/Resource/ResourceBoard.tsx
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src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/ReactEcharts.tsx (3)
1-17: LGTM! Well-structured imports.
The imports are properly organized and include all necessary components for ECharts integration. The use of Suspense and memo is appropriate for handling loading states and optimizing performance.
18-30: LGTM! Complete component registration.
All necessary ECharts components are properly registered, and there are no duplicate registrations.
32-34: LGTM! Type-safe interface definition.
The interface properly extends EChartsReactProps and uses correct typing for the echarts property.
src/components/Auth/ResetPassword.tsx (2)
13-15: LGTM! Props interface improves type safety.
The addition of ResetPasswordProps interface properly types the component's props, addressing the previous type safety concerns.
177-177: Verify import statements across the codebase.
The change to default export requires updates to import statements in other files.
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Export change is correctly handled in the codebase
The verification shows that there is only one import of ResetPassword component in SessionRouter.tsx, and it's already using the correct default import syntax. No named imports of ResetPassword were found, indicating that the export change is properly reflected across the codebase.
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1-1: LGTM! Well-structured lazy loading setup.
The implementation follows best practices with proper type safety and correct usage of lazy loading.
Also applies to: 20-25
100-143: LGTM! Proper Suspense implementation.
The Suspense implementation with Loading fallback addresses the performance issue mentioned in the PR comments about page reloading on first load.
src/components/Shifting/ShiftingBoard.tsx (2)
14-14: LGTM! Proper implementation of lazy loading.
The changes correctly implement lazy loading for the KanbanBoard component with proper type safety. This aligns with the PR's objective to improve code splitting and should help with the performance issues mentioned in the PR comments.
Also applies to: 27-32
132-133: LGTM! Proper Suspense implementation.
The KanbanBoard is correctly wrapped in Suspense with an appropriate loading fallback, addressing the performance issues mentioned in the PR comments.
vite.config.mts (3)
1-11: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and necessary.
The addition of DOMPurify, JSDOM, and marked libraries provides a secure foundation for markdown processing.
22-33: LGTM: Secure markdown processing implementation.
The implementation follows security best practices by:
- Using marked with appropriate options
- Properly sanitizing HTML output with DOMPurify
- Handling markdown parsing edge cases
116-159: Review the maximum file size cache limit.
The current maximum file size to cache (7MB) seems high for a PWA. Consider reducing this limit to improve performance and storage usage.
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The 7MB cache limit is reasonable for this PWA implementation
Based on the service worker implementation, the PWA uses Workbox's precacheAndRoute for caching, which is typically used for critical application assets. The 7MB limit allows for caching larger resources like images, fonts, and bundled JavaScript files while preventing excessive storage usage. This is particularly important given the PWA includes multiple icon sizes and likely other static assets.
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src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/StackedLinePlot.tsx (3)
9-18: Type definitions look good, but component still uses 'any'.While the interface definitions are clear and well-structured, there are still instances of
anytype being used in the component implementation (e.g., in the series mapping). Let's improve type safety further.Consider updating the component implementation to use the defined types:
- const series = yData.map((x: any) => ({ + const series = yData.map((x: DataPoint) => ({ name: x.name, type: "line", stack: x.name, data: x.data.map((d: number) => Math.round(d * 100) / 100), connectNulls: true, })); // ... - yData.map((x: any, i: number) => + yData.map((x: DataPoint, i: number) =>
100-110: Consider enhancing the loading state.While the Suspense implementation is good, the loading state could be more informative and maintain the same height as the chart to prevent layout shifts.
Consider updating the loading state:
- <div className="grid h-16 place-items-center"> + <div className="grid h-[400px] place-items-center"> + <div className="text-center"> <CircularProgress /> + <p className="mt-2 text-sm text-gray-600">Loading chart data...</p> + </div> </div>
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21-99: Extract title construction logic for better maintainability.The title construction logic is complex and could be extracted into a separate function for better readability and maintainability.
Consider refactoring like this:
const constructChartTitle = (baseTitle: string, data: DataPoint[]): any => { const latestValues = data .map( (x, i) => `{${i}|${x.data[x.data.length - 1]?.toFixed(2) ?? "NA"}}`, ) .join(" | "); return `${baseTitle} [ ${latestValues} ]`; }; // Then in the options: title: { text: constructChartTitle(title, yData), // ... rest of the title config }src/components/Auth/Login.tsx (1)
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33-42: Consider improving type safety and form state managementThe current implementation uses
anytypes and generic objects for form and error states. Consider these improvements:
- Define proper interfaces for form and error states
- Centralize loading state management
+interface LoginForm { + username: string; + password: string; + 'g-recaptcha-response'?: string; +} + +interface LoginErrors { + username?: string; + password?: string; + captcha?: string; +} + -const initForm: any = { +const initForm: LoginForm = { username: "", password: "", }; -const initErr: any = {}; +const initErr: LoginErrors = {}; -const [form, setForm] = useState(initForm); -const [errors, setErrors] = useState(initErr); +const [form, setForm] = useState<LoginForm>(initForm); +const [errors, setErrors] = useState<LoginErrors>(initErr);
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File: src/components/Auth/Login.tsx:28-28
Timestamp: 2024-11-05T18:59:04.554Z
Learning: In `src/components/Auth/Login.tsx`, the `__CUSTOM_DESCRIPTION_HTML__` constant is set during the build process and is already sanitized.
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[error] 200-200: Avoid passing content using the dangerouslySetInnerHTML prop.
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src/components/Facility/Consultations/components/StackedLinePlot.tsx (1)
1-7: LGTM! Proper implementation of lazy loading.
The lazy loading setup with Suspense is correctly implemented, addressing the performance concerns mentioned in the PR objectives.
src/components/Auth/Login.tsx (3)
2-2: LGTM: Export and import changes align with code splitting objectives
The conversion to default export and the use of the Link component from raviger improve code splitting capabilities and client-side routing.
Also applies to: 22-22, 423-424
196-203: LGTM: Safe usage of pre-rendered HTML content
The use of dangerouslySetInnerHTML is safe here as __CUSTOM_DESCRIPTION_HTML__ is set and sanitized during the build process.
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253-260: LGTM: Enhanced navigation with Link component
The replacement of the anchor tag with the Link component improves client-side navigation while maintaining security attributes.
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