fix: css alignment of calendar component on the home page #3276
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components/Calendar.tsx (2)
39-39: LGTM: Addition of 'calendar-title' class with a minor suggestionThe addition of the 'calendar-title' class to the Heading component is good for specific styling of the calendar title. This change aligns with the PR objective of addressing alignment issues.
Consider using template literals for better readability when combining multiple classes:
-<Heading level={HeadingLevel.h2} typeStyle={HeadingTypeStyle.mdSemibold} className='calendar-title'> +<Heading level={HeadingLevel.h2} typeStyle={HeadingTypeStyle.mdSemibold} className={`calendar-title ${styles.heading}`}>This approach allows for easier addition of conditional classes in the future if needed.
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1-70: Overall assessment: Changes align with PR objectives and improve component consistencyThe modifications made to the Calendar component, including the addition of specific classes for styling and the standardization of the test ID, align well with the PR objectives of addressing alignment issues. These changes improve the overall consistency and maintainability of the component.
To further enhance the component's modularity and reusability, consider extracting the styling classes into a separate CSS module or a styled-component. This would allow for easier management of styles and potential theming in the future.
styles/globals.css (1)
126-140: LGTM! Consider a minor adjustment for better maintainability.The new media query effectively addresses the alignment issue for smaller screens (300px to 400px), which aligns with the PR objectives. The styles improve responsiveness and maintain consistency in the calendar section.
For better maintainability, consider using CSS variables for the font sizes and spacing values. This would make it easier to adjust these values globally in the future. For example:
:root { --calendar-font-size-small: 25px; --calendar-padding-small: 30px 35px; /* ... other variables ... */ } @media (min-width: 300px) and (max-width: 400px) { .calendar-container { padding: var(--calendar-padding-small); /* ... other styles ... */ } .calendar-title, .calendar-button { font-size: var(--calendar-font-size-small); } }This approach would make it easier to maintain consistent sizes across different components and media queries.
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components/Calendar.tsx (2)
33-38: LGTM: Addition of 'calendar-container' classThe addition of the 'calendar-container' class to the outer div is a good approach for targeted styling. The use of
twMergeensures that there are no class conflicts. This change aligns well with the PR objective of addressing alignment issues.
61-61: LGTM: Standardization of data-testid attribute with a cautionThe change from 'Calendar-button' to 'calendar-button' for the data-testid attribute improves consistency in the naming convention. This is a good practice for maintaining a standardized codebase.
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LGTM: Standardization of
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'Calendar-button'to'calendar-button'for thedata-testidattribute enhances consistency within the codebase. No existing tests depend on the old test ID, ensuring that this update does not disrupt any test functionality.🏁 Scripts executed
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126-140: Overall, these changes effectively address the alignment issue.The new media query for screen sizes between 300px and 400px successfully targets the alignment problem described in the PR objectives. The changes are minimal and focused, which reduces the risk of unintended side effects. The styles are consistent with the existing code structure and follow the established patterns in the file.
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How about doing only - <Calendar size={2} className='float-left' />
+ <Calendar size={2} className='content-center' />in
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The addition of /styles/globals.css to .gitignore is a valid change. However, please confirm if this is intentional and consider the following implications:
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Also, there seems to be an inconsistency:
- The PR objectives mention modifications to
globals.css. - The AI summary states that
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@dishafaujdar Use more descriptive title for the PR. Something like 'Fix CSS alignment of calendar component on the home page' will work great. |
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@devilkiller-ag I'll keep that in mind. |
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In the mobile/tab view, the calendar div is not in the center, rather it is slightly shifted towards the right.
It should be in the center like other cards:
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Can workflows be approved and an approving comment posted once again after they run, please? |
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In this way, all the content inside component will be centred, but we only want the content to be centred, when there are no meetings present.
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@akshatnema I am working on the change that you've suggested.
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public/locales/de/common.json (1)
26-26: LGTM! Key name typo fixed.
The correction of noMettingsMessage to noMeetingsMessage fixes the typo in the key name while maintaining the appropriate German translation.
Let's verify this key across all localization files to ensure consistency:
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components/Calendar.tsx (3)
31-32: Skip comment: Date filtering optimization already suggested
A previous review already suggested optimizing the date filtering logic by using date-fns and useMemo.
52-52: LGTM: Title styling with hover effect
The hover effect on the title provides good user feedback.
35-40: Verify mobile view alignment
The container has proper flex and height properties, but we should verify if the mobile alignment issue is resolved.
Let's check if there are any media queries or responsive classes that might affect the centering:
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Mobile alignment has proper responsive classes
The code shows appropriate responsive handling:
- The event list items use
sm:flex-rowandsm:items-centerfor proper alignment on mobile and desktop - Content spacing is handled with responsive padding classes (
sm:pt-0,md:pt-2,lg:pt-0) - The flex container has proper structure with
flex flex-col gap-2for consistent spacing - Event details have mobile-first alignment with
text-leftand proper spacing classes (sm:mt-0,sm:pl-6)
The mobile alignment concern is properly addressed through the combination of responsive Tailwind classes.
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111-111: LGTM! The change improves calendar alignment.
The removal of className prop allows the Calendar component to use its default styling while letting the parent container's flex layout handle the alignment. This change, combined with lg:flex lg:flex-row-reverse, ensures proper positioning in both mobile and desktop views.
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Based on the results, I can now generate the final response as we have sufficient information about the Calendar component implementation and its usage:
The calendar alignment change is correct and safe.
The removal of the className prop is appropriate because:
- The Calendar component in
components/Calendar.tsxhas an optional className prop with a default empty string - The component is properly positioned by its parent container using
lg:flex lg:flex-row-reverse - The size={2} prop is maintained, which is the only required prop according to the interface
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| "calendar": { | |||
| "title": "Upcoming events", | |||
| "viewCalendarBtn": "View Calendar", | |||
| "noMettingsMessage": "There are no meetings scheduled for next few days." | |||
| "noMeetingsMessage": "There are no meetings scheduled for next few days. You can check upcoming events by clicking the button below." | |||
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German translation needs to be updated with the new message content
The verification revealed that while the Calendar component correctly uses the new key noMeetingsMessage, the German translation is missing the additional guidance about checking upcoming events that was added to the English version.
public/locales/de/common.json: Update the German translation to include the equivalent of "You can check upcoming events by clicking the button below"
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LGTM! Clear and helpful message text.
The expanded message provides better guidance to users by explaining how to check upcoming events.
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| <div className='h-full content-center'> | ||
| {!eventsExist && <div className='font-bold text-gray-700 lg:pb-8'>{t('calendar.noMeetingsMessage')}</div>} | ||
| <div className='sm:pt-0 md:pt-2 lg:pb-8 lg:pt-0' data-testid='Calendar-button'> | ||
| <GoogleCalendarButton href={CALENDAR_URL} text={t('calendar.viewCalendarBtn')} /> | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Simplify padding classes and improve accessibility
Two suggestions for improvement:
- The
lg:pb-8class is duplicated in both the message and button containers. Consider moving it to the parent div. - The empty meetings message should be marked up as an aria-live region for better accessibility.
Here's the suggested improvement:
- <div className='h-full content-center'>
- {!eventsExist && <div className='font-bold text-gray-700 lg:pb-8'>{t('calendar.noMeetingsMessage')}</div>}
- <div className='sm:pt-0 md:pt-2 lg:pb-8 lg:pt-0' data-testid='Calendar-button'>
+ <div className='h-full content-center lg:pb-8'>
+ {!eventsExist && (
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+ className='font-bold text-gray-700'
+ role="status"
+ aria-live="polite"
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+ {t('calendar.noMeetingsMessage')}
+ </div>
+ )}
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<GoogleCalendarButton href={CALENDAR_URL} text={t('calendar.viewCalendarBtn')} />
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package.json (1)
72-72: Consider consolidating date manipulation libraries.The project already includes
moment.js. Addingdate-fnscould lead to inconsistent date handling across the codebase. Consider:
- Using the existing moment.js library instead
- Or migrating fully to date-fns (recommended as moment.js is in maintenance mode)
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tests/build-tools.test.js (1)
29-29: LGTM, but verify if explicit String conversion is necessary.
While the change is safe, os.tmpdir() already returns a string in Node.js. If this was added for TypeScript type safety, consider reviewing your TypeScript configuration instead.
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package.json (1)
72-72: Verify if date-fns is necessary for this PR.
This PR's primary objective is to fix CSS alignment issues with the calendar component. Adding a new date manipulation library seems outside the scope of these changes.
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The addition of date-fns is justified and properly used
The verification shows that date-fns is actively used in the Calendar component for date comparison logic (isAfter and parseISO functions), while moment.js is used for date formatting. The library serves a distinct purpose from moment.js in this component, specifically for comparing event dates with the current date. While this PR was primarily about CSS fixes, the date-fns addition appears to be a necessary part of the calendar component's functionality.
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@aeworxet It will be better if you target this in another PR. Create an issue regarding this and then try to make this in separate PR, without going ahead in this PR's context |
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components/Calendar.tsx (1)
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52-56: Standardize date formatting across the componentThe component uses different date formatting patterns:
moment(event.date).format('D')for the circle displaymoment(event.date).local().format('LLLL')for the full datemoment(event.date).local().format('Z')for timezoneConsider standardizing these formats and extracting them into constants or utility functions for better maintainability.
+const DATE_FORMATS = { + DAY: 'D', + FULL_DATE: 'LLLL', + TIMEZONE: 'Z' +}; export default function Calendar({ className = '', size }: ICalendarProps) { // ... existing code ... // Example usage: - moment(event.date).format('D') + moment(event.date).format(DATE_FORMATS.DAY)
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52-52: Verify heading hierarchy
While using semantic headings is good for accessibility, let's verify that the h2 tag here doesn't create an invalid heading hierarchy, as there's already an h2 heading above in the calendar title.
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Address mobile view alignment issue
While the flex container improvements help with layout, the mobile view alignment issue mentioned in the past review still needs attention. The calendar div appears shifted to the right on mobile/tab views instead of being centered like other cards.
Apply this diff to center the component on mobile views:
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+ 'overflow-hidden rounded-md border border-gray-200 bg-white p-4 h-full flex flex-col gap-2 mx-auto w-full',
className
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@dishafaujdar Can we have a gap between the text and the button? |
This happened due to my commit of a CodeRabbit code suggestion. I removed it. |
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Can this PR be merged, or is there anything else that needs to be done on it? The change request #3276 (review) is outdated. |
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29-29: Fix indentation to match project style.The line has incorrect indentation according to the project's style guide.
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29-29: Verify the necessity of explicit string conversion.
While the explicit string conversion is a defensive programming practice, it would be helpful to understand the specific scenario that necessitated this change, as os.tmpdir() typically returns a string.
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Fix #3275
Describe the bug.
Alignment :
Calendar Card :
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Release Notes
New Features
Calendarcomponent to better display event availability, with improved layout and message clarity when no events are present.Localization Updates
Bug Fixes
Calendarcomponent to ensure consistent styling and layout.These updates aim to improve user experience by providing clearer information and a more responsive design.