chore: remove console errors on dev #36639
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several enhancements across multiple components, focusing on the addition of new props for customization and improving error handling. Notably, the Changes
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app/client/src/widgets/BaseInputWidget/component/index.tsx (2)
63-63: Good addition, class! Let's make it even better.I see you've added the
isMultiLineprop to handle multi-line inputs. That's a smart move! However, let's make sure we're being consistent with our naming conventions. In React, we typically use camelCase for prop names. Consider renamingisMultiLinetoisMultilineto match the existingmultilineprop.Here's a little homework for you:
- isMultiLine, + isMultiline,Don't forget to update all occurrences of this prop name throughout the file!
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736-736: Let's dot our i's and cross our t's!You've done a fine job incorporating the
isMultiLineprop into ourBaseInputComponent. It's like adding a new tool to our toolbox - very useful!However, let's make sure we're following best practices. In the spirit of learning, I'd like you to enhance your work with the following:
- Add proper TypeScript typing for the
isMultiLineprop in theBaseInputComponentPropsinterface.- Include a JSDoc comment explaining what this prop does and when to use it.
Here's an example of what it might look like:
export interface BaseInputComponentProps extends ComponentProps { // ... other props ... /** * Determines if the input should be rendered as multi-line. * When true, the input will expand to fill its container height. */ isMultiLine?: boolean; // ... other props ... }Remember, good documentation is like leaving a trail of breadcrumbs for future developers (including yourself!). It helps everyone understand your code better.
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app/client/src/widgets/ContainerWidget/widget/index.tsx (1)
388-392: Well done, class! Let's discuss the importance of keys in React.I'm pleased to see you've added a
keyprop to theContainerComponent. This is an excellent practice in React, especially when dealing with lists or components that may be re-rendered frequently.The
keyprop serves as a unique identifier for each component instance, helping React efficiently update the DOM. By usingprops.widgetIdas the key, you ensure that eachContainerComponenthas a distinct identity. This can lead to improved performance, as React can more easily determine which components need to be re-rendered when the state or props change.Keep up the good work! Remember, just as we use unique student IDs in our class roster, React uses keys to keep track of its component "students" in the virtual DOM.
app/client/src/widgets/BaseInputWidget/component/index.tsx (2)
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452-452: A+ for flexibility, but let's double-check our work!You've done a great job adding the
isMultiLineprop and using it to control the height of the input. This will make our multi-line inputs much more user-friendly!However, I want you to put on your detective hat and investigate something. We already have an
isDynamicHeightEnabledprop. Can you check if there might be any conflicts between these two props? We want to make sure they work together harmoniously.Here's a little extra credit assignment:
- Review how
isDynamicHeightEnabledis used in the component.- Consider if we need both props or if we can simplify our logic.
- If both are needed, ensure they don't contradict each other in any scenarios.
Remember, in programming as in life, it's important to keep things simple and avoid redundancy!
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1-741: Great work, but let's make sure we've completed our assignment!You've done an excellent job implementing the
isMultiLineprop throughout the component. Your changes should make our input widget more flexible and user-friendly. It's like you've given our input widget the ability to grow and adapt - very impressive!However, let's take a step back and look at the bigger picture. The PR objective mentions removing console errors on dev. While your changes are valuable, we need to make sure they fully address this goal.
Here's your homework:
- Verify that these changes indeed remove the console errors mentioned in the PR objective.
- If there are any remaining console errors, identify them and propose solutions.
- If the console errors are fully resolved, add a comment explaining how these changes fixed the issue.
Remember, in software development, it's not just about writing good code, but also about solving the problem at hand. Let's make sure we've ticked all the boxes!
app/client/src/widgets/IconButtonWidget/component/index.tsx (1)
119-123: Excellent job refining prop handling to prevent console errorsBy adding
"buttonColor","primaryColor","navColorStyle","isMinimal", and"insideSidebar"to the list of props omitted before passing them to theButtoncomponent, you're ensuring that these props are not inadvertently passed down to DOM elements. This prevents React from throwing warnings about invalid DOM attributes, thereby keeping the console clean during development.
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app/client/src/pages/AppViewer/AppViewerButton.tsx (2)
90-90: Wonderful job on maintaining consistency, students!I'm pleased to see that you've diligently updated the usage of our newly corrected 'variant' prop. Your attention to detail in lines 90 and 126 shows a great understanding of the importance of consistency in our code.
Remember, class, when we make a change like this, it's crucial to update all related instances. You've done that beautifully here!
As an extra credit assignment, can you think of any other places in your project where this change might need to be reflected? It's always good practice to consider the wider implications of our code changes.
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1-131: Class, let's summarize what we've learned today!In our review of
AppViewerButton.tsx, we've seen a great example of how small changes can make a big difference. By correcting the spelling of 'variant', we've taken a step towards reducing those pesky console errors in our development environment.Here's what we accomplished:
- Fixed a spelling error in our prop name
- Ensured consistency throughout the file
- Maintained the existing functionality of our styled component
Remember, clean code is happy code! This change aligns perfectly with our lesson objective of removing unnecessary props and reducing console errors.
For homework, I want you all to think about other areas in our project where we might find similar opportunities for improvement. Keep your eyes peeled for any other props that might not be needed or could be causing issues. Class dismissed!
app/client/src/pages/AppViewer/PrimaryCTA.tsx (4)
201-201: Excellent correction, class! Let's discuss why this change is important.Dear students, I'm pleased to see that you've corrected the spelling of 'variant' in the Button component prop. This change is crucial because:
- It ensures the correct prop name is used, allowing the Button component to properly apply the intended styling.
- It maintains consistency with the ButtonVariantTypes.SECONDARY value being passed.
- It eliminates potential console warnings or errors related to unknown props.
Remember, in programming, attention to detail is key. Well done on spotting and fixing this typo!
223-223: Consistency is key, students! Let's examine why this change matters.Class, I'm delighted to see that you've corrected the spelling of 'variant' in another instance of the Button component. This change is significant because:
- It maintains consistency throughout the component, which is a fundamental principle of clean code.
- It ensures that all Button components in this file use the correct prop name, reducing confusion for future developers.
- It demonstrates attention to detail and thoroughness in your code review process.
Remember, consistency in your code is like maintaining a tidy classroom - it makes everything easier to understand and manage. Keep up the good work!
258-258: A lesson in thoroughness, dear students! Let's discuss the importance of this final correction.Class, I'm impressed to see that you've caught and corrected the spelling of 'variant' in yet another instance of the Button component. This final change is noteworthy because:
- It demonstrates a thorough approach to code review, ensuring that all instances of the error were identified and corrected.
- It completes the task of maintaining consistency across the entire component.
- It reinforces the importance of paying attention to details, even in large files.
Remember, a good developer is like a diligent student - always double-checking their work and ensuring everything is correct. This attention to detail will serve you well in your future coding endeavors. Excellent job on completing this task!
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201-258: Class summary: A lesson in attention to detail and consistencyDear students, let's recap our review of the PrimaryCTA component:
- We've seen three instances where the 'variant' prop was corrected from 'varient'.
- These changes demonstrate attention to detail and a commitment to code quality.
- The corrections ensure consistent and correct usage of the Button component throughout the file.
Overall, this review serves as an excellent example of how small, consistent changes can significantly improve code quality. Remember, in the world of programming, every character counts!
As your teacher, I'm proud of the work done here. Keep up this level of attention to detail in all your future coding assignments!
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This PR omits props to be sent to the DOM component as they are not required, leading to errors on development.
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New Features
isMultiLineprop for enhanced multi-line input handling.primaryColor,navColorStyle, and more.IconButtonComponentwith additional props for greater flexibility.Bug Fixes
varienttovariantacross various components to ensure consistent styling.Chores