Feat/discourse member breakdown tables

[mehdi-torabiv]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced dynamic sizing for community platform icons.
  • Added integration for the "Discourse" platform, including a management module for violation detection.
  • Implemented a new component for connecting to a Discourse community.
  • Added a category filtering component for heatmap visualizations.
  • Created a new header component for platform selection.
  • Enhanced sidebar functionality to adapt based on selected community platforms.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved avatar rendering logic in the member interaction component based on platform type.

• Documentation

  • Updated interfaces to include new platformType property across various components, enhancing clarity and functionality.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several enhancements across multiple components related to community platform management. Key changes include the addition of a size property for dynamic icon sizing, integration of a new Discourse platform, and modifications to various components to accommodate a platformType prop for improved handling of Discord and Discourse functionalities. Additionally, new UI components are introduced for filtering categories and managing platform connections, while existing components are updated to enhance their flexibility and responsiveness to platform-specific data.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcCommunityPlatformIcon.tsx	Added optional size property to TcCommunityPlatformIconProps, allowing dynamic sizing of icons.
src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcCommunityPlatforms.tsx	Integrated a new Discourse platform, added state management for violation detection, and updated rendering logic.
src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcDiscourse.tsx	Introduced a new component for managing Discourse connections, including URL validation and state management.
src/components/global/FilterByCategory.tsx	Added a new component for filtering categories with UI elements and state management for selections.
src/components/layouts/Header.tsx	Created a new header component for platform selection with dynamic filtering based on community data.
src/components/layouts/Sidebar.tsx	Updated sidebar state management to filter items based on the selected platform.
src/components/layouts/xs/SidebarXs.tsx	Modified type definitions for state management related to platform connections.
src/components/pages/memberInteraction/ForceGraphComponent.tsx	Added platformType prop to conditionally render user avatars based on platform.
src/components/pages/statistics/ActiveMembersComposition.tsx	Updated interface to include platformType, enhancing compatibility with platform-specific data.
src/components/pages/statistics/DisengagedMembersComposition.tsx	Added platformType prop to interface for differentiating behavior based on platform.
src/components/pages/statistics/Onboarding.tsx	Updated interface to include platformType, affecting how props are passed to child components.
src/components/pages/statistics/memberBreakdowns/ActiveMemberBreakdown.tsx	Introduced column configurations based on platformType for dynamic rendering of member data.
src/components/pages/statistics/memberBreakdowns/ActiveMemberBreakdown.spec.tsx	Updated tests to include platformType prop when rendering the ActiveMemberBreakdown component.

Possibly related PRs

• Development #327: Changes in TcDiscordIntegrationSettingsDialog.tsx involve modifications related to Discord integration, connecting to community platform settings.
• update network graph #334: Updates in ForceGraphComponent.tsx include the addition of a platformType prop, aligning with the main PR's focus on platform-specific rendering.
• Development #337: Modifications in TcCommunityPlatforms.tsx clarify platform management, relating to enhancements in the TcCommunityPlatformIcon component.

Poem

🐰 In the meadow where platforms play,
Icons dance in a vibrant array.
A Discourse hop, a Discord cheer,
Filtering categories far and near.
With props and states, our code does sing,
A joyful change, let the rabbits bring! 🌼

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