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Refactor JSDoc for WipCallout to Improve Clarity and Precision Update… #1117

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Overview

This pull request addresses an issue with the JSDoc comments for the WipCallout function. The original JSDoc was overly verbose, included redundant information, and misused the @param directive. The updated JSDoc provides a more precise and compact description while adhering to standard documentation practices.


Changes Made

  1. Removed Redundancies:
    Repeated information about the function's purpose was condensed into a single, clear sentence.

    Before:

    • "The WipCallout function renders a custom callout component with optional context text for displaying maintenance messages."
    • "The component takes an optional prop context of type string, which can be used to customize the message displayed in the callout."

    After:

    • "Renders a custom callout component with optional context text for maintenance messages."
  2. Corrected @param Usage:
    The original JSDoc lacked the parameter name and misused @param for general function descriptions.
    Updated JSDoc:

    @param {Props} props - An object with the optional `context` property to customize the message.
  3. Simplified Structure:
    Removed unnecessary details about how the component works internally (e.g., examples and usage notes), as these belong in separate documentation files like README.md.


Why This Fix Matters

  • Improved Readability: The updated JSDoc is concise and easier to understand for developers reading the code.
  • Better Standards Compliance: Correct use of JSDoc syntax ensures the documentation tools (e.g., TypeDoc) can parse the comments properly.
  • Developer Productivity: Clear and precise documentation reduces the cognitive load for contributors and minimizes the risk of misinterpretation.

Updated JSDoc Example:

/**
 * Renders a custom callout component with optional context text.
 * Used to display maintenance messages.
 *
 * @param {Props} props - An object with the optional `context` property to customize the message.
 * @returns {ReactElement} A React element displaying the callout message.
 */

Please review the changes, and let me know if there are additional improvements or adjustments you'd like to see!

… WipCallout.tsx

This pull request addresses an issue with the JSDoc comments for the WipCallout function. The original JSDoc was overly verbose, included redundant information, and misused the @param directive. The updated JSDoc provides a more precise and compact description while adhering to standard documentation practices.
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The pull request introduces updates to the documentation comments for the WipCallout function located in components/WipCallout.tsx. The changes clarify that the props parameter is an object that includes an optional context property, which is a string used to customize the displayed message. Additionally, the return type of the function is now explicitly stated as {ReactElement}, indicating that it returns a React element representing a custom callout message. Importantly, there are no modifications to the logic or functionality of the WipCallout or related components, including InteropCallout, BetaCallout, AltCallout, and CGTCallout. The handling of the context prop and the rendering of default messages remain unchanged. The overall control flow and state management, particularly the use of useState for closing the callout, are also intact. The primary focus of this pull request is the enhancement of documentation for better clarity regarding the component's API.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat: added wip callout feature #769: This PR introduces the WipCallout feature, which is directly related to the WipCallout function in the main PR, as both involve modifications to the same component and its documentation.
  • Callout to interop explainer #843: This PR adds a new function InfoCallout to the WipCallout.tsx file, which is relevant as it also pertains to changes made in the same file and the WipCallout component.
  • updated callout info #892: This PR modifies the AltCallout function within the same WipCallout.tsx file, indicating changes to the documentation and descriptions related to callouts, which aligns with the focus of the main PR on documentation improvements.
  • remove-wip-callout #1065: This PR removes the WipCallout component from a tutorial, indicating a direct relationship to the main PR's focus on the WipCallout function and its documentation.
  • Clean up explainer #1107: This PR enhances the interoperability explainer, which may relate to the context in which WipCallout is used, although it is less directly connected than the others.

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  • 0xmariniere
  • bradleycamacho

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components/WipCallout.tsx (1)

Line range hint 13-114: Consider refactoring to reduce duplication and improve type safety

The codebase could benefit from the following improvements:

  1. WipCallout and InteropCallout share identical structure and could be consolidated into a base component
  2. The context prop could be better typed to ensure type safety for different message variants
  3. Accessibility attributes could be consistently applied across all callout variants

Here's a suggested approach:

// Define specific props for each callout type
interface BaseCalloutProps {
  context?: string;
  closeable?: boolean;
  children?: ReactNode;
}

interface CalloutVariant {
  defaultMessage: ReactNode;
  className?: string;
}

// Base component for all callouts
function BaseCallout({ 
  context, 
  closeable = true, 
  children,
  variant 
}: BaseCalloutProps & { variant: CalloutVariant }): ReactElement {
  const [closeCallout, setCloseCallout] = useState(false);
  
  return (
    <div
      className={`custom-callouts nx-w-full nx-mt-6 nx-flex nx-justify-center nx-items-center nx-bg-white dark:nx-bg-black ${
        closeCallout && 'nx-hidden'
      } ${variant.className ?? ''}`}
      role="alert"
      aria-live="polite"
    >
      <div className="nx-w-full nx-px-4 nx-text-center nx-font-medium nx-text-sm nx-text-left">
        {context ?? children ?? variant.defaultMessage}
      </div>
      {closeable && (
        <button
          className="callout-close-btn"
          onClick={() => setCloseCallout(true)}
          aria-label="Close notification"
        >
          x
        </button>
      )}
    </div>
  );
}

This refactoring would:

  • Reduce code duplication
  • Improve type safety
  • Add consistent accessibility attributes
  • Make it easier to maintain and add new callout variants
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4-6: Well-structured JSDoc improvements!

The updated documentation is more concise and follows JSDoc best practices. The parameter and return type descriptions are clear and precise.

@krofax krofax merged commit 8fe3cee into ethereum-optimism:main Nov 15, 2024
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