410 dialog reset #429
410 dialog reset #429
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several modifications across multiple frontend components, primarily focusing on state management enhancements. A new Changes
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frontend/src/scenes/popup/CreatePopupPage.jsx (4)
1-11: Ensure consistent import ordering and remove unused imports
Your arms are not weak here, but to keep the import section from getting spaghetti messy, consider grouping external libraries before local imports. Double-check if every import is truly needed to avoid intangible clutter in your code.
18-23: Add inline documentation for new props
Knees weak? Not at all if you add short doc comments for new props (autoOpen,isEdit, etc.). This helps future readers avoid that sweaty confusion and clarifies each prop’s usage.
35-39: Use a colour constants file
We see repeated colour values. Store these in a constants or theme file, so your sweater doesn't get stained with repeated hex codes that might result in accidental mismatches.
149-153: Refine success messaging
The toast messages describing new or edited popups are good. Consider adding key details (like the popup title) to avoid confusion in large flows. Avoid letting important info slip onto the floor.frontend/src/components/RichTextEditor/RichTextEditor.jsx (1)
21-21: Consider defaultresetState
IfresetStateis not supplied, you might end up with heavier arms if an error is thrown. A default no-op function could prevent any accidental references causing code vomit.
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frontend/src/scenes/popup/CreatePopupPage.jsx (5)
27-28: Confirm "autoOpen" usage
Double-check that "autoOpen" remains relevant once the dialog is triggered. It's definitely not mom’s spaghetti, but ensuring it’s used consistently will prevent unexpected popups.
54-68: Keep the resetState function maintainable
The single function approach is neat. Like dropping a single verse to reset the vibe, it’s straightforward and keeps logic centralized. Ensure it's well-documented so future expansions don't become mom’s spaghetti.
104-120: Graceful error handling
You handle unsuccessful fetch gracefully by calling emitToastError. Ensure messages provide clarity on next steps. This way, you won't find vomit on your code sweater if issues arise.
164-176: Solid structure for splitted left, right, and appearance
Segmenting the UI with dedicated components keeps your arms steady and your code easy to read. Watch for too much vertical nesting and use early returns or sub-components for clarity.
Also applies to: 178-193, 195-206, 208-214, 218-224
231-236: Well-defined prop types
Prop validation is on point. No sign of that mom’s spaghetti here! Keep it up to reduce run-time bugs early.
frontend/src/components/RichTextEditor/RichTextEditor.jsx (2)
48-48: Avoid forcing a full reset
Calling resetState() on onDestroy is convenient, but consider if partial resets are sometimes needed. This one-liner approach might be too sweeping, like wiping your entire sweater unnecessarily.
101-101: Prop type matches function usage
Ensure resetState is consistently invoked as a function. If you pass anything else, you might get spaghetti in your console. The type definition is correct—kudos!
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frontend/src/scenes/links/LinksDefaultPage.jsx (1)
28-28: Prop ensures cohesive editing flows
Your spaghetti code fear can rest easy—this prop glues the edit mode logic together nicely. By passingsetIsEdittoNewLinksPopup, you keep the parent-child communication solid, letting the child announce edits clearly.If your code evolves further, consider a context-based approach for even more streamlined state sharing.
frontend/src/templates/GuideTemplate/GuideTemplate.jsx (1)
18-18: Prop default is helpful, but document it
IncludingsetIsEdit = () => null,is as smooth as a fresh verse. However, mention it inGuideTemplate.propTypesto maintain clarity. This ensures that future devs fully comprehend your code’s lyrical structure.Here's a potential snippet:
GuideTemplate.propTypes = { title: PropTypes.string, ... + setIsEdit: PropTypes.func, };frontend/src/scenes/banner/CreateBannerPage.jsx (1)
86-86: Ensure clarity for future maintainers.
Explicitly passingsetIsEditintoGuideTemplateis consistent, but adding a brief inline comment might help emphasize how and why it's utilized.
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frontend/src/scenes/popup/PopupDefaultPage.jsx (1)
34-34: Slick addition of the setter prop
Sweaty palms aside, passing setIsEdit down here is a straightforward solution for controlling the parent’s edit state. This ensures that child components can reset or toggle the editing mode. Nicely done—just like a well-timed mic drop.
frontend/src/scenes/banner/BannerDefaultPage.jsx (1)
33-33: Consistent state management approach
Knees weak, arms heavy, but your approach remains steady—aligning with the pattern used in other components. Passing down setIsEdit here fosters a unified technique for toggling edit mode across the application.
frontend/src/templates/GuideTemplate/GuideTemplate.jsx (1)
69-69: Good call on resetting isEdit
When the “Cancel” button is clicked, calling setIsEdit(false) is the perfect outro, ensuring no leftover changes linger like stale spaghetti. This tidy close fosters a seamless user experience.
frontend/src/scenes/banner/CreateBannerPage.jsx (1)
15-15: Looks good for improved state control.
This newly introduced setIsEdit prop aligns with your approach across other components.
frontend/src/templates/DefaultPageTemplate/DefaultPageTemplate.jsx (1)
57-58: Wise choice to reset the edit and item ID.
Clearing the states on close ensures no leftover data when reopening the popup. Confirm this doesn't remove partial edits inadvertently.
frontend/src/scenes/links/NewLinksPopup.jsx (2)
32-32: Introduction of setIsEdit prop is consistent.
Integrates well with the broader edit-state changes. No concerns here.
164-164: Validate final usage.
Ensure that any callers of setIsEdit handle its possible side effects, such as resetting other states and dependencies.
frontend/src/scenes/hints/CreateHintPage.jsx (2)
13-13: Prop setIsEdit nicely matches the editing pattern.
This addition seamlessly standardizes the approach used in other files.
125-125: Prop passing for maintainable design.
Forwarding setIsEdit from this level to the template fosters cohesion across the codebase. Looks solid.
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