Illiar/feat/kyb theme customization #2744
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services/workflows-service/prisma/migrations/20241001141655_add_theme_to_ui_definition/migration.sql (1)
1-2: LGTM! Consider data migration and indexing.The addition of the "theme" column of type JSONB to the "UiDefinition" table is appropriate for storing flexible theme data. This aligns well with the PR objectives for theme customization.
Consider the following points:
- Existing rows will have NULL values for the new "theme" column. Determine if a data migration is needed to populate these with default themes.
- Depending on your query patterns, you might want to add an index on the "theme" column or specific JSON paths within it for performance optimization.
- If themes should always be present, consider adding a NOT NULL constraint and a DEFAULT value.
Example for adding a GIN index (if needed):
CREATE INDEX idx_ui_definition_theme ON "UiDefinition" USING GIN ("theme");apps/kyb-app/src/common/providers/ThemeProvider/theme.context.ts (1)
4-4: Consider using a default value that matchesIThemeContext.The context is created with an empty object and type assertion. While this works, it might be safer to provide a default value that matches the
IThemeContextinterface structure.Consider refactoring to:
export const themeContext = createContext<IThemeContext>({ // Add properties that match IThemeContext // For example: // currentTheme: null, // setCurrentTheme: () => {}, // ... other properties });This approach ensures type safety and provides meaningful default values, reducing the risk of runtime errors if the context is accessed before being properly initialized by a provider.
apps/kyb-app/src/components/layouts/AppShell/Sidebar.tsx (1)
9-12: LGTM with a minor suggestion.The changes enhance the styling consistency and provide a unique identifier for the sidebar. However, consider the following suggestion:
Instead of using an
idattribute, consider using a data attribute for better maintainability and to avoid potential conflicts. For example:<div className="bg-primary text-primary-foreground col-span-2 flex h-screen w-[24%] max-w-[418px] flex-col px-14 pb-4 pt-14" - id="sidebar" + data-testid="sidebar" >This approach is more aligned with best practices in modern web development, especially if the ID is intended for testing or component identification rather than styling.
apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/components/elements/Outer.tsx (1)
7-11: LGTM! Consider destructuring props to avoid naming conflicts.The addition of the
styleprop enhances the component's flexibility by allowing inline styling. This change is consistent with the component's purpose and doesn't introduce any apparent issues.To avoid potential naming conflicts between the component's props and the hook's props, consider destructuring the props from
useBreadcrumbElementLogic. This will make it clearer which props are coming from where:-export const Outer = ({ className, children }: BreadcrumbsOuterProps) => { - const { props } = useBreadcrumbElementLogic<BreadcrumbsOuterProps>('outer'); +export const Outer = ({ className, children, style, ...rest }: BreadcrumbsOuterProps) => { + const { props: hookProps } = useBreadcrumbElementLogic<BreadcrumbsOuterProps>('outer'); return ( - <div className={className || props.className} style={props.style}> + <div className={className || hookProps.className} style={style || hookProps.style} {...rest}> {children} </div> ); };This change ensures that explicitly passed props take precedence over those from the hook, and allows for additional props to be passed through.
apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/Breadcrumbs.Label.tsx (3)
7-7: LGTM: Effective use of useMemo for performance optimizationThe use of
useMemoto memoize the result ofpickLabelPropsis a good performance optimization. It ensures that label properties are only recalculated whenactiveorstatechanges.Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this memoization, especially if
pickLabelPropsis a computationally expensive operation. This would help other developers understand the reasoning behind this optimization.
14-14: LGTM: Flexible prop spreading, but consider adding documentationSpreading
labelPropsonto the<span>element allows for dynamic property assignment based on the state and active status, which is a flexible approach.To improve code clarity and maintainability, consider adding a comment or documentation that outlines the possible properties that
labelPropsmight contain. This would help other developers understand what additional properties might be applied to the span element without having to dive into thepickLabelPropsfunction.
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1-20: Overall assessment: Good improvements with some areas for clarificationThe changes to this component introduce valuable performance optimizations through the use of
useMemoand improve flexibility with dynamic prop assignment. These are positive improvements that align well with React best practices.However, there are a few areas that could benefit from additional attention:
- The removal of the
opacity-50class for completed states needs verification to ensure it aligns with the intended design.- Additional documentation for the
labelPropsspreading would improve code clarity.- A comment explaining the purpose of the
useMemooptimization could be helpful for future maintainers.Addressing these points will further enhance the quality and maintainability of this component.
apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/helpers/pick-wrapper.props.ts (1)
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5-17: Consider adding documentation and default values.While the function is well-structured and the new change is good, consider these minor improvements:
- Add a brief JSDoc comment to describe the function's purpose and parameters.
- Consider providing default values for
themeParams.activeStylesandthemeParams.stylesto enhance robustness.Example:
/** * Picks props for a breadcrumb wrapper based on its state and active status. * @param state - The current state of the breadcrumb * @param active - Whether the breadcrumb is active * @param theme - The theme object containing styling information * @returns The props object for the breadcrumb wrapper */ export const pickWrapperProps: ElementPropsPicker<BreadcrumbsWrapperProps> = ( state, active, theme, ) => { const themeParams = theme[state].wrapper; const props: BreadcrumbsWrapperProps = { className: ctw(themeParams.className, { [themeParams.activeClassName || '']: active }), style: active ? (themeParams.activeStyles ?? {}) : (themeParams.styles ?? {}), }; return props; };These changes would improve the function's documentation and make it more resilient to potential undefined theme properties.
apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/helpers/pick-outer-props.ts (1)
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8-16: Consider destructuringthemeParamsfor improved readabilityWhile the current implementation is correct, you could slightly improve readability by destructuring
themeParams. Here's a suggested refactor:export const pickOuterProps: ElementPropsPicker<BreadcrumbsOuterProps> = ( state, active, theme, ): BreadcrumbsOuterProps => { - const themeParams = theme[state].outer; + const { className, activeClassName, activeStyles, styles } = theme[state].outer; const props: BreadcrumbsOuterProps = { - className: ctw(themeParams.className, { [themeParams.activeClassName || '']: active }), - style: active ? themeParams.activeStyles : themeParams.styles, + className: ctw(className, { [activeClassName || '']: active }), + style: active ? activeStyles : styles, }; return props; };This change would make the code slightly more readable and reduce repetition of
themeParams.apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/components/elements/Inner.tsx (1)
9-9: LGTM! Consider documenting style precedence.The addition of the
styleprop enhances the component's flexibility by allowing custom styles to be applied dynamically. This change is consistent with how theclassNameprop is handled and doesn't introduce unnecessary complexity.Consider adding a comment or updating the component's documentation to clarify the precedence of styles when both
classNameandstyleare used, especially if they set conflicting properties. This will help prevent potential confusion for other developers using this component.apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/helpers/pick-inner-props.ts (1)
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1-15: Consider enhancing robustness and type safetyThe overall structure and logic of the
pickInnerPropsfunction look good. However, there are a few suggestions to enhance its robustness and type safety:
Consider adding null checks or default values for
themeParamsproperties to handle cases where the theme object might not have all expected properties.It might be beneficial to add more specific types for the
stateandthemeparameters to ensure they always have the expected structure.If not already done elsewhere, consider adding unit tests for this function to ensure it behaves correctly with various inputs, including edge cases.
Here's an example of how you could add some null checks:
export const pickInnerProps: ElementPropsPicker<BreadcrumbsInnerProps> = (state, active, theme) => { const themeParams = theme[state]?.inner ?? {}; const props: BreadcrumbsInnerProps = { className: ctw(themeParams.className ?? '', { [themeParams.activeClassName ?? '']: active }), icon: active ? (themeParams.activeIcon ?? themeParams.icon) : themeParams.icon, style: active ? (themeParams.activeStyles ?? {}) : (themeParams.styles ?? {}), }; return props; };This version uses the nullish coalescing operator (
??) to provide default values when properties are undefined, making the function more resilient to incomplete theme objects.apps/kyb-app/src/components/molecules/PoweredByLogo/helpers.ts (1)
1-28: Overall assessment of color utility functionsThe
helpers.tsfile provides a set of useful color manipulation functions that are likely used in the PoweredByLogo component. The implementation of these functions is generally sound, but there are opportunities for improvement:
- Enhance type safety by avoiding non-null assertions.
- Improve error handling, especially in the
getRGBColorFromElementfunction.- Add comprehensive comments to explain the purpose, limitations, and usage of each function.
- Consider making certain parameters (like the luminance threshold in
isColorDark) configurable for greater flexibility.These improvements will make the utility functions more robust, easier to understand, and more maintainable in the long run.
Consider creating a separate
colorUtils.tsfile in a shared utility folder if these color manipulation functions might be useful in other parts of the application beyond the PoweredByLogo component. This would promote code reuse and maintain a clear separation of concerns.apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/UIRenderer/hooks/useUIElementProps/helpers.ts (2)
4-6: Consider removing redundant type check.The early return conditions are good for handling edge cases. However, the check
if (!Array.isArray(rules))might be redundant if TypeScript's type system ensuresrulesis always an array. If this check is necessary due to runtime considerations, consider adding a comment explaining why.
30-32: LGTM: Good functional structure. Consider minor clarity improvement.The overall structure of the function is well-implemented, following functional programming principles. It's pure and should be easy to test.
For slightly improved readability, you could consider using an implicit return in the arrow function:
export const injectIndexesAtRulesPaths = (rules: Rule[], index: number | null = null) => { if (index === null) return rules; return rules.map(rule => rule.type === 'json-logic' ? { ...rule, value: processJsonLogicRule(rule.value, index) } : rule ); }; // Helper function to process 'json-logic' rules const processJsonLogicRule = (value: any, index: number) => { const stringValue = JSON.stringify(value); return JSON.parse(stringValue.replace(/\[({INDEX})\]/g, (match, p1, offset, string) => { // ... (rest of the replacement logic) })); };This structure separates concerns and makes the main function more concise.
apps/kyb-app/src/common/components/molecules/ProgressBar/ProgressBar.tsx (1)
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10-41: LGTM! Consider extracting className for improved readability.The changes to the component look good. The use of
ctwfor class composition and the addition ofstyles.bounceAnimationenhance the component's styling capabilities.For improved readability, consider extracting the
classNameprop into a separate variable:+ const iconClassName = ctw( + 'flex h-3 w-3 items-center justify-center rounded-full bg-[#00BD59]', + styles.bounceAnimation, + ); return ( <Chip icon={ isLoading ? ( <LoadingSpinner size="14" /> ) : ( <div - className={ctw( - 'flex h-3 w-3 items-center justify-center rounded-full bg-[#00BD59]', - styles.bounceAnimation, - )} + className={iconClassName} > <Check size="8" color="#fff" /> </div> ) } className={className} variant={isLoading ? 'primary' : 'success'} text={isLoading ? t('saving') : t('progressSaved')} /> );apps/kyb-app/src/components/molecules/PoweredByLogo/PoweredByLogo.tsx (1)
4-7: Consider updating the interface naming convention.The interface
IPoweredByLogoPropsfollows an older naming convention. In modern TypeScript, it's more common to omit theIprefix for interfaces.Consider renaming the interface to
PoweredByLogoProps:-interface IPoweredByLogoProps { +interface PoweredByLogoProps { className?: string; sidebarRootId: string; }apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/helpers/pick-label-props.ts (2)
4-5: Consider adding an explicit return type for clarity.The function signature is well-defined, but adding an explicit return type could improve readability and maintainability.
Consider updating the function signature as follows:
export const pickLabelProps = ( state: BreadcrumbState, active: boolean ): { style: CSSProperties } => { // ... }
6-36: LGTM: Well-structured props map with consistent use of CSS variables.The
propsMapis well-defined with a consistent structure across all states. The use of CSS variables for theming is a good practice, allowing for easy customization.Consider extracting the common structure into a helper function to reduce repetition:
const createStateStyle = (state: BreadcrumbState, active: boolean) => ({ style: { color: active ? `var(--stepper-breadcrumbs-${state}-label-text-color)` : `var(--stepper-breadcrumbs-${state}-label-text-active-color)`, opacity: active ? `var(--stepper-breadcrumbs-${state}-label-text-opacity)` : `var(--stepper-breadcrumbs-${state}-label-text-active-opacity)`, }, }); const propsMap: Record<BreadcrumbState, { style: CSSProperties }> = { idle: createStateStyle('idle', active), warning: createStateStyle('warning', active), completed: createStateStyle('completed', active), };This refactoring would make the code more DRY and easier to maintain.
apps/kyb-app/src/components/layouts/AppShell/Navigation.tsx (1)
39-41: Minor formatting improvementThe removal of the space before the comma in the
ctwfunction call is a small but welcome improvement in code formatting.apps/kyb-app/tailwind.config.cjs (1)
26-51: Summary of Tailwind configuration changesThe updates to the Tailwind configuration file improve the flexibility and consistency of color definitions throughout the application. The change from
hsl(var(--color))tovar(--color)format allows for more direct use of CSS variables, which can enhance theme customization capabilities.The addition of the new 'controls' color category suggests an expansion of the theming system to include specific styling for control elements. However, it would be beneficial to have documentation or comments explaining the intended use of this new category to maintain clarity for other developers working on the project.
Overall, these changes appear to be a positive step towards a more flexible and maintainable theming system.
Consider adding a comment in the configuration file explaining the purpose and intended use of the new 'controls' color category.
apps/kyb-app/src/components/layouts/AppShell/LanguagePicker.tsx (1)
44-51: Approved: Improved styling for DropdownInput trigger.The changes to the
triggerproperty enhance the visual consistency of the component:
- Wrapping the
GlobeIconin aspanwithtext-primary-foregroundclass allows for more specific icon styling.- Updating the
classNameto usebg-primaryandtext-primary-foregroundaligns the component with the application's color scheme.Consider adding an
aria-labelto the trigger for improved accessibility:trigger: { icon: ( - <span className="text-primary-foreground"> + <span className="text-primary-foreground" aria-label="Select language"> <GlobeIcon /> </span> ), className: 'px-3 gap-x-2 bg-primary text-primary-foreground', },apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/theme/base-theme.tsx (1)
41-46: Consistent improvements in the 'warning' stateThe changes to the 'warning' state are consistent with those made in the 'idle' state, which is good for maintaining a uniform approach across the theme.
However, I noticed that the 'wrapper' property in the 'warning' state hasn't been updated to use CSS variables. For consistency, you might want to consider applying similar changes to the 'wrapper' property as well.
Consider updating the 'wrapper' property in the 'warning' state to use CSS variables, similar to the 'idle' state. This would provide consistent customization capabilities across all properties and states.
apps/kyb-app/src/domains/collection-flow/types/index.ts (1)
152-152: LGTM: Addition of theme property to UISchemaThe addition of the
themeproperty to theUISchemainterface is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objectives for theme customization.For consistency with other properties in the
uiSchemaobject, consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of thethemeproperty. For example:uiSchema: { elements: UIPage[]; // Theme configuration for UI customization theme: ITheme; };websites/docs/src/content/docs/en/collection-flow/theming.mdx (2)
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64-86: Approved with suggestion: Consider consistent color formatThe JSON structure is valid and the inclusion of a "muted" color adds flexibility to the theme. However, there's an inconsistency in the color value formats. Some use HSL with commas and percentages, while others use space-separated values.
Consider using a consistent format for all color values. For example:
"muted": { "color": "210, 40%, 96.1%", "foreground": "215.4, 16.3%, 46.9%" },
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89-104: Approved with minor suggestion: Consider removing trailing commaThe JSON structure is valid and consistent with the described Green theme. The use of HSL color format is consistent with the Default theme, which is good for maintaining uniformity.
Consider removing the trailing comma after the last property in the "palette" object:
"accent": { - "color": "93, 100%, 89%", + "color": "93, 100%, 89%" }While not a syntax error in JSON, removing trailing commas can improve consistency across different JSON parsers and reduce the likelihood of errors in stricter parsing contexts.
apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/UIRenderer/elements/JSONForm/hocs/withDynamicUIInput/withDynamicUIInput.tsx (1)
29-29: Approved: ExportinggetInputIndexenhances reusability.The decision to export the
getInputIndexfunction improves code reusability. This change allows other parts of the codebase to utilize this functionality if needed.Consider adding a brief JSDoc comment to describe the function's purpose and parameters. This will enhance code documentation, especially now that it's exported:
/** * Extracts the input index from the given input ID. * @param {string} inputId - The ID of the input element. * @returns {number|null} The extracted index or null if not found. */ export const getInputIndex = (inputId: string) => findLastDigit(inputId);services/workflows-service/src/collection-flow/collection-flow.service.ts (1)
116-119: LGTM: Enhanced return object with theme and correct definition reference.The changes improve the completeness and correctness of the returned object:
- Addition of the
themeproperty to theuiSchemaobject.- Correct referencing of
uiDefinition.definitionfor thedefinitionproperty.These updates align with the expected changes and enhance the functionality of the
getFlowConfigurationmethod.Consider adding a type assertion for
uiDefinition.themeto ensure type safety:theme: uiDefinition.theme as Record<string, unknown>,This will help prevent potential type-related issues in the future.
apps/kyb-app/src/pages/CollectionFlow/CollectionFlow.tsx (1)
195-195: LGTM: Improved logo source prioritization.The change to prioritize
themeDefinition.logoovercustomer?.logoImageUrienhances theme customization capabilities. This aligns well with the PR objectives.Consider using the nullish coalescing operator (
??) for a more concise expression:logoSrc={themeDefinition.logo ?? customer?.logoImageUri}This would prevent using an empty string from
themeDefinition.logoif that's not desired.apps/kyb-app/src/utils/transform-theme-to-inline-styles.ts (1)
18-20: Simplify path construction for readabilityThe path construction in the recursive calls can be simplified for better readability. Consider extracting the path prefix into a variable.
Apply this diff to simplify the path construction:
Object.entries(elements).forEach(([variableKey, value]) => { + const currentPath = path ? `${path}-${variableKey}` : variableKey; if (typeof value === 'string') { - styles += createInlineVariable(`${path ? `${path}-` : ''}${variableKey}`, value); + styles += createInlineVariable(currentPath, value); } else { - buildInlineVariableForElements(value, `${path ? `${path}-` : ''}${variableKey}`); + buildInlineVariableForElements(value, currentPath); } });apps/kyb-app/src/common/providers/ThemeProvider/ThemeProvider.tsx (1)
28-28: Nested Optional Chaining onuiSchemaThe condition
if (!uiSchema?.uiSchema?.theme)could be simplified for better readability.Consider destructuring
uiSchemaor flattening the data structure if possible.apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/UIRenderer/elements/StepperUI/StepperUI.tsx (1)
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22-32: Remove unused parameter 'currentPage' from 'computeStepStatus'In the
computeStepStatusfunction, the parametercurrentPageis declared in the type definition but is neither destructured nor used within the function. This may cause confusion and potentially lead to misunderstandings about the function's dependencies. Consider removing it if it's unnecessary.Apply this diff to remove the unused parameter:
const computeStepStatus = ({ pageError, page, context, uiElementState, }: { page: UIPage; uiElementState: UIElementState; pageError: Record<string, ErrorField>; - currentPage: UIPage; context: CollectionFlowContext; }) => {services/workflows-service/prisma/schema.prisma (1)
434-434: Fix typographical errors in the comments for clarityThere are several typos in the comments within the
UiDefinitionmodel that should be addressed for better readability.
- In the comment for
uiSchema, 'schmea' should be 'schema'.- In the comment for
schemaOptions, 'documenTypes' should be 'documentTypes', and 'documenCateogries' should be 'documentCategories'.- In the comment for
uiOptions, consider capitalizing the first letter for consistency.Here are the corrected comments:
definition Json? // Frontend UI xstate definition uiSchema Json // JSON schema of how to render UI theme Json? // Theme for the UI schemaOptions Json? // Document Schemas, rejectionReasons: {}, documentTypes: {}, documentCategories: {} uiOptions Json? // How the view will look overall locales Json? // Locales for the UIapps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/UIRenderer/elements/SubmitButton/SubmitButton.tsx (2)
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59-62: Avoid suppressing TypeScript errors with@ts-ignoreUsing
// @ts-ignoresuppresses TypeScript errors, potentially hiding real issues. It's better to resolve the underlying type incompatibility.Consider updating the type definitions or adding a null check to handle possible
undefinedvalues. Here's a suggested change:- setPageElementsTouched( - // @ts-ignore - currentPage, - state, - ); + if (currentPage) { + setPageElementsTouched( + currentPage, + state, + ); + }This ensures
currentPageis notundefinedbefore callingsetPageElementsTouched.
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69-72: Avoid mutating thecontextobject directlyDirectly mutating the
contextobject usingsetfrom Lodash may lead to unexpected behavior since React might not detect the changes for re-rendering.Instead of mutating
contextdirectly, consider using a state updater function or context provider method. For example:// Assuming there's a setter function available from the context updateContext(prevContext => ({ ...prevContext, flowConfig: { ...prevContext.flowConfig, stepsProgress: { ...prevContext.flowConfig.stepsProgress, [currentPage?.stateName]: { isCompleted: true, }, }, }, }));This approach follows React's state management practices and ensures proper re-rendering.
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- apps/kyb-app/src/components/layouts/AppShell/FormContainer.tsx
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apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/UIRenderer/elements/JSONForm/components/FieldTemplate/FieldTemplate.tsx
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🔇 Additional comments (91)
apps/kyb-app/src/components/molecules/PoweredByLogo/index.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM! This change improves module organization and import cleanliness.The addition of this index file with the export statement is a good practice. It offers several benefits:
- It simplifies imports for other modules using the
PoweredByLogocomponent.- It enhances code organization by centralizing exports.
- It provides better encapsulation of the component's internal structure.
- It aligns with common React project structures, promoting consistency across the codebase.
This change will make it easier for developers to use the
PoweredByLogocomponent throughout the application.apps/kyb-app/src/common/providers/ThemeProvider/index.ts (1)
1-2: LGTM! Improved module interface.The addition of the
useThemeexport enhances the ThemeProvider module's interface. This change allows consumers to import bothThemeProvideranduseThemedirectly from the same module, which improves code organization and usability.apps/kyb-app/src/common/providers/ThemeProvider/types.ts (2)
3-5: Great improvement in type definition!The introduction of the
IThemeContextinterface is a positive change:
- It provides a more structured and explicit definition for the theme context.
- The use of an interface allows for easy future expansion if additional properties are needed.
- The property name
themeDefinitionis clear and self-explanatory.This change enhances type safety and improves code readability.
1-1: LGTM! Verify the usage of ITheme.The import statement has been updated to import
IThemeinstead ofISettings, which aligns with the PR's focus on theme customization. This change provides a more specific and relevant import for the file's purpose.To ensure the imported
IThemeis used correctly throughout the file, run the following command:✅ Verification successful
Verified:
IThemeis correctly imported and utilized inIThemeContext.The usage of
IThemehas been confirmed inapps/kyb-app/src/common/providers/ThemeProvider/types.ts, ensuring that the import statement and its application align with the PR's theme customization objectives.🏁 Scripts executed
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apps/kyb-app/src/common/providers/ThemeProvider/useTheme.ts (1)
1-4: LGTM! Clean and concise implementation of theuseThemehook.The custom hook is well-implemented, following React best practices for context usage. It provides a clean abstraction for accessing the theme context throughout the application.
apps/kyb-app/src/common/providers/ThemeProvider/theme.context.ts (1)
1-2: LGTM: Imports look good.The import statements are clear and concise. Importing
IThemeContextfrom a local path andcreateContextfrom 'react' is appropriate for creating a typed React context.apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/theme/common.ts (1)
3-3: Verify the intended border visibility.The removal of 'border-transparent' from
outerCommonClassNamewill make the 2px border visible. This change appears intentional, but please confirm that this aligns with the desired design across all use cases of this component.To ensure this change doesn't unintentionally affect other components, please run the following script:
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outerCommonClassNamehas been confirmed across relevant components, ensuring the 2px border is now consistently visible as intended.🏁 Scripts executed
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apps/kyb-app/src/common/types/settings.ts (4)
4-4: Approved: Enhanced flexibility forelementsproperty inIThemeThe type update for the
elementsproperty fromRecord<string, string>toRecord<string, string | Record<string, string>>provides more flexibility in defining theme elements. This allows for both simple string values and nested records of string key-value pairs.To ensure this change is properly handled throughout the codebase, let's verify the usage and type checking:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check usage of ITheme.elements and verify type checking # Search for usage of ITheme.elements echo "Usage of ITheme.elements:" rg --type typescript "theme.*elements" -g '!**/settings.ts' # Search for type checking or handling of elements property echo "Type checking or handling of elements property:" rg --type typescript "(typeof.*elements|elements\s+instanceof|Object\.keys\(elements\))" -g '!**/settings.ts'Please ensure that all code interacting with
ITheme.elementsproperly handles both possible types (string and Record<string, string>). Consider adding type guards or checks where necessary to safely work with this more flexible structure.
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7-15: Note: Potential impact onISettingsusageWhile the
ISettingsinterface itself remains unchanged, it references the updatedIThemeinterface. This means that code usingISettings.themewill need to account for the changes made toITheme, particularly the new optionallogoproperty and the more flexibleelementsproperty.Let's verify the usage of
ISettingsto ensure it's consistent with the updatedITheme:#!/bin/bash # Description: Check usage of ISettings and its theme property # Search for usage of ISettings echo "Usage of ISettings:" rg --type typescript "ISettings" -g '!**/settings.ts' # Search for usage of ISettings.theme echo "Usage of ISettings.theme:" rg --type typescript "settings.*theme" -g '!**/settings.ts'Please review the usage of
ISettingsandISettings.themeto ensure they align with the updatedIThemeinterface.
3-3: Approved: Corrected spelling frompalletetopaletteThe renaming of the property from
palletetopalettecorrects a typographical error, improving code quality and readability.To ensure this change is consistently applied throughout the codebase, let's verify the usage:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining instances of 'pallete' and verify 'palette' usage # Search for any remaining instances of 'pallete' echo "Remaining instances of 'pallete':" rg --type typescript "pallete" # Verify correct usage of 'palette' echo "Usage of correct 'palette':" rg --type typescript "palette"Please ensure all occurrences of
palleteare updated topalettethroughout the codebase.
2-2: Approved: New optionallogoproperty added toIThemeThe addition of an optional
logoproperty to theIThemeinterface provides more flexibility for theme customization. However, it's worth noting that theISettingsinterface also has alogoproperty.To ensure there's no confusion or unintended redundancy, let's verify the usage of both
logoproperties:Consider adding a comment to clarify the relationship between these two
logoproperties if they serve different purposes.✅ Verification successful
Verification Completed: No Conflicts Found for
logoPropertiesThe usage of both
ITheme.logoandISettings.logodoes not appear to overlap or cause redundancy within the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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apps/kyb-app/src/components/layouts/AppShell/Content.tsx (1)
8-17: Excellent improvements to theme customization!The changes to the
Contentcomponent enhance its flexibility and consistency with the overall theming system:
- The addition of
text-secondary-foregroundto the className ties the text color to the theme, ensuring consistency across the application.- Using the CSS variable
var(--secondary)for the background color allows for easier theme customization and potential dark mode support.These modifications align well with the PR's objective of improving theme customization. The implementation is clean and maintains the component's original structure while significantly improving its theming capabilities.
apps/kyb-app/src/__tests/providers/TestProvider/TestProvider.tsx (1)
17-17: Verify ThemeProvider functionality after removal of SettingsProviderThe simplification of the component structure by directly wrapping
childrenwithThemeProvideraligns with the PR objectives for centralized theme management. However, this change raises some concerns:
- Can the
ThemeProviderfunction correctly without the previously passed settings?- How does this affect theme management in the test environment?
Please ensure that:
- The
ThemeProvidercan still provide the necessary theming functionality without explicit settings.- Any tests relying on specific theme settings are updated to reflect this change.
To verify the impact, you can run the following script:
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SettingsProviderorsettingsJson, and show howThemeProvideris now being used in test files.✅ Verification successful
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SettingsProviderandsettingsJsonhas been successfully verified with no remaining references in the test files. TheThemeProvideris correctly wrappingchildren, ensuring that theming functionality remains intact in the test environment.🏁 Scripts executed
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apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/Breadcrumbs.Label.tsx (2)
1-1: LGTM: Good use of helper function and React hooksThe addition of
pickLabelPropsanduseMemodemonstrates good practices:
- Separation of concerns by moving logic to a helper function.
- Performance optimization through memoization.
These changes align well with React best practices and should improve code maintainability and performance.
Also applies to: 4-4
11-17: Verify the removal of opacity for completed stateThe AI summary mentions that the
opacity-50class for the completed state has been removed. This change is not directly visible in the provided code snippet, but it could significantly affect the visual representation of completed steps.Could you please clarify the reasoning behind removing the opacity for completed states? Was this an intentional design change? If so, how should completed steps be visually distinguished now?
To verify this change, you can run the following command:
This will help ensure that the opacity removal was consistent across all relevant files.
apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/helpers/pick-wrapper.props.ts (1)
14-14: LGTM! Enhances styling flexibility for breadcrumbs.The addition of the
styleproperty to the returnedpropsobject is a good improvement. It allows for more dynamic and flexible styling of breadcrumbs based on their active state. This change is consistent with the function's purpose and enhances its functionality without introducing any breaking changes.apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/helpers/pick-outer-props.ts (1)
14-14: Excellent addition of dynamic styling!The new
styleproperty in the returnedBreadcrumbsOuterPropsobject enhances the component's flexibility by allowing dynamic style assignment based on the active state. This change improves the overall customization capabilities of the Breadcrumbs component.apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/helpers/pick-inner-props.ts (1)
11-11: LGTM: Style property added for enhanced theme customizationThe addition of the
styleproperty to the returned props object is a good enhancement. It allows for more granular control over the styling of breadcrumb components based on their active state. This change aligns well with the purpose of thepickInnerPropsfunction, which is to provide props for breadcrumb components with different states.A few points to consider:
- Ensure that
themeParams.activeStylesandthemeParams.stylesare always defined in the theme object to avoid potential undefined values.- If these styles are meant to be merged with existing styles rather than replacing them, consider using a spread operator or a utility function for merging styles.
apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/UIRenderer/hooks/useUIElementProps/helpers.ts (1)
1-3: LGTM: Import and function signature are well-defined.The import statement and function signature are correctly implemented. The use of TypeScript types and a default parameter value for
indexis a good practice.apps/kyb-app/src/main.tsx (2)
26-28: Approve ThemeProvider changes and verify theme fetching mechanismThe simplification of ThemeProvider usage is a good step towards centralized theme management. This aligns well with the removal of the settings prop.
Please confirm that:
- The theme fetching mechanism based on the application's language is properly implemented in the ThemeProvider component.
- The UI schema query for fetching themes is working as expected.
Run the following script to check the implementation of ThemeProvider:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check ThemeProvider implementation for language-based theme fetching # Test: Search for ThemeProvider implementation echo "Searching for ThemeProvider implementation:" rg --type typescript --type tsx -A 10 "export.*ThemeProvider" # Test: Search for UI schema query related to theme fetching echo "Searching for UI schema query related to theme fetching:" rg --type typescript --type tsx "query.*theme.*language"
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1-32: Verify the impact of removing SettingsProviderThe AI summary mentions the removal of SettingsProvider and its associated settings JSON import. This change is not visible in the provided code but could have significant implications.
Please ensure that:
- All components previously relying on SettingsProvider have been updated to use alternative methods for accessing settings.
- The removal of settings JSON import doesn't leave any unused imports in the file.
Run the following script to check for any remaining references to SettingsProvider or settings imports:
apps/kyb-app/src/common/components/molecules/ProgressBar/ProgressBar.tsx (1)
4-7: LGTM! Verify usage of new imports.The addition of
ctwfrom '@ballerine/ui' and styles from './ProgressBar.module.css' are good improvements. The use of CSS modules helps in scoping styles to the component.Let's verify the usage of
ctwin the component:✅ Verification successful
Verified usage of new imports.
The
ctwfunction from@ballerine/uiis correctly utilized within theProgressBarcomponent'sclassNameprop.🏁 Scripts executed
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apps/kyb-app/src/components/molecules/PoweredByLogo/PoweredByLogo.tsx (1)
9-14: LGTM: Component declaration and state initialization.The component is correctly declared as a functional component with proper typing. The use of
useStatefor managing local state is appropriate and well-implemented.apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/helpers/pick-label-props.ts (3)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and concise.The imports are correctly defined and necessary for the function's implementation.
38-38: LGTM: Concise and correct return statement.The return statement correctly uses the
stateparameter to access the appropriate style object frompropsMap.
1-39: Overall, well-implemented helper function for theme customization.The
pickLabelPropsfunction is a well-structured and type-safe implementation that aligns with the PR objectives of theme customization. The use of CSS variables for theming is commendable, allowing for easy customization of the Stepper component's Breadcrumbs.Consider the suggested minor improvements to further enhance the code's maintainability and reusability.
apps/kyb-app/src/components/layouts/AppShell/Navigation.tsx (2)
26-31: Improved control flow inonPreviousfunctionThe addition of the
return;statement afterexit()is a good improvement. It ensures that the function exits immediately after callingexit()when on the first step, preventing any potential unintended code execution. This change enhances the clarity and predictability of the function's behavior.
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1-54: Summary of changesThe changes in this file are minimal but positive:
- The
onPreviousfunction now has clearer control flow.- There's a minor formatting improvement in the button's className.
These changes enhance code clarity and maintain good coding practices. Consider the suggested simplification of the
onPreviousfunction for even better readability.apps/kyb-app/tailwind.config.cjs (3)
26-27: Improved color definition formatThe change from
hsl(var(--primary))tovar(--primary)simplifies the color definition and allows for more flexible color values. This new format enables direct use of CSS variables, which can be beneficial for theme customization and consistency across the application.
30-31: Consistent color definition updatesThe changes to secondary, destructive, success, muted, and accent color definitions are consistent with the primary color update. This consistency in using
var(--color)format across all color definitions improves maintainability and allows for more flexible theming capabilities.Also applies to: 34-35, 38-39, 42-43, 46-47
49-51: New 'controls' color category addedThe addition of the
controlscolor category is consistent with the existing color definition structure. This new category could provide more specific styling options for control elements in the application.To better understand the usage of this new color category, please run the following script:
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The new
controlscolor category is properly utilized in the following components:
examples/report-generation-example/src/App.tsx-<div className="controls">apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/UIRenderer/elements/SubmitButton/SubmitButton.tsx-className="bg-controls text-controls-foreground"🏁 Scripts executed
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apps/kyb-app/theme.json (2)
1-64: Overall assessment: Well-structured theme configuration with minor improvements neededThe
theme.jsonfile provides a comprehensive and well-organized theme configuration for the application. It effectively defines both the color palette and element styling, which should contribute to a consistent user interface.Key strengths:
- Use of HSL color values in the palette, allowing for easy color manipulation.
- Detailed configuration for different states of the stepper component.
- Consistent use of border radius across elements.
Areas for improvement:
- Standardize color formats throughout the configuration (preferably to HSL).
- Review and either remove or document the purpose of empty objects.
- Ensure color contrast meets accessibility standards.
Addressing these minor issues will further enhance the maintainability and consistency of the theme configuration.
20-62: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionStandardize color formats and review empty objects in elements configuration
The elements section provides a detailed configuration, especially for the stepper component. However, there are a few points to consider:
Color formats are inconsistent throughout the configuration. For example:
- Line 21: HSL format
- Line 31: Hex format with alpha
- Line 34: RGB format
Standardizing these to a single format (preferably HSL to match the palette) would improve consistency and maintainability.There are several empty objects in the stepper configuration (e.g., lines 28, 37). If these are placeholders for future use, consider adding a comment to indicate this. Otherwise, they can be removed to keep the configuration clean.
The use of a consistent border radius (0.5rem) is good for maintaining visual coherence across elements.
Consider refactoring the color values to use a consistent format throughout the theme. Here's an example of how you might standardize to HSL:
- "active-border-color": "#007AFF33" + "active-border-color": "hsla(211, 100%, 50%, 0.2)"- "border-color": "rgb(226, 232, 240)", + "border-color": "hsl(214, 32%, 91%)",To check for any remaining inconsistencies in color format, you can run this script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for inconsistent color formats in the theme echo "Color formats used in the theme:" jq -r '.. | objects | to_entries[] | select(.value | type == "string" and (test("^#") or test("^rgb") or test("^hsl"))) | .value' apps/kyb-app/theme.json | sort | uniq -cThis will list all color formats used in the theme, helping identify any remaining inconsistencies.
apps/kyb-app/src/components/layouts/AppShell/LanguagePicker.tsx (2)
2-9: LGTM: Import statements reorganized for better readability.The reordering of import statements improves code organization by grouping similar imports together. This change enhances code readability without affecting functionality.
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1-61: Summary: Styling enhancements with no functional changes.The modifications to the
LanguagePickercomponent are primarily cosmetic and align with the PR objectives of theme customization. The core functionality remains intact, while the visual presentation has been improved to better integrate with the application's design system.To ensure these changes don't conflict with other components or global styles, let's verify the usage of the new color classes:
apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/UIRenderer/elements/JSONForm/helpers/findDefinitionByName.ts (5)
28-28: LGTM. Consistent with previous change.The change from
UIElement<AnyObject>[]toArray<UIElement<AnyObject>>is consistent with the change infindDefinitionByNameand doesn't affect the function's behavior.
49-49: LGTM. Consistent with previous changes.The change from
UIElement<AnyObject>[]toArray<UIElement<AnyObject>>is consistent with the changes in previous functions and doesn't affect the function's behavior.
68-71: LGTM. Consistent changes with improved type annotations.The changes in
getAllDefinitionsare consistent with previous functions:
- Parameter type changed from
UIElement<AnyObject>[]toArray<UIElement<AnyObject>>.- Return type annotation
Array<UIElement<AnyObject>>added, improving type safety and readability.- Internal
runfunction's parameter type updated for consistency.These changes enhance the overall type safety and consistency of the function.
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1-86: Overall assessment: Consistent and beneficial changes.The changes in this file demonstrate a consistent effort to standardize array type notations from
UIElement<AnyObject>[]toArray<UIElement<AnyObject>>. This standardization:
- Improves code consistency.
- Potentially aligns with a larger codebase-wide initiative.
- Doesn't introduce any logical changes or potential issues.
The addition of a return type annotation in
getAllDefinitionsfurther enhances type safety and readability.These changes are beneficial and align with good TypeScript practices.
7-7: LGTM. Verify consistent array type notation usage.The change from
UIElement<AnyObject>[]toArray<UIElement<AnyObject>>is syntactically equivalent and doesn't affect the function's behavior. This change appears to be part of a standardization effort.To ensure consistency, let's check the usage of array type notations across the codebase:
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LGTM. Verified consistent array type notation usage.
The change from
UIElement<AnyObject>[]toArray<UIElement<AnyObject>>is consistent across the codebase and aligns with the standardization effort. No inconsistencies or issues were found.🏁 Scripts executed
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apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/theme/base-theme.tsx (3)
17-31: Excellent use of CSS variables for improved theme customizationThe changes to the 'idle' state in
baseBreadcrumbThemeare well-structured and offer several benefits:
- Improved customization: Using CSS variables allows for easy theme adjustments without modifying the base theme file.
- Better separation of concerns: The new
stylesandactiveStylesproperties provide clear distinction between normal and active states.- Consistent naming convention: The CSS variable names are descriptive and follow a logical pattern, enhancing readability and maintainability.
These changes will make it easier to manage and customize the breadcrumb styles across different themes.
59-71: Comprehensive improvements in the 'completed' stateThe changes to the 'completed' state are well-implemented and offer several improvements:
- Consistent styling approach: The 'outer' property uses CSS variables, aligning with the changes in other states.
- Enhanced active state control: The 'wrapper' property now includes both 'activeClassName' and 'activeStyles', allowing for more precise styling of the active state.
- Maintained use of utility functions: The 'ctw' function is still used for className concatenation, preserving the existing pattern.
These changes provide a good balance between consistency across states and specific styling needs for the 'completed' state.
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1-75: Summary: Improved theme customization and maintainabilityOverall, the changes to
baseBreadcrumbThemesignificantly enhance the theme's flexibility and maintainability:
- Consistent use of CSS variables across states allows for easier theme customization.
- Separation of
stylesandactiveStylesprovides more granular control over different states.- The changes maintain the existing structure while introducing improvements, ensuring backwards compatibility.
These updates will make it easier for developers to create and manage custom themes for the breadcrumbs component. The only minor suggestion would be to update the 'wrapper' property in the 'warning' state to match the pattern used in other states.
Great job on improving the theme structure!
apps/kyb-app/src/components/atoms/Stepper/components/atoms/Breadcrumbs/types.ts (6)
10-10: LGTM: Enhanced styling flexibility for BreadcrumbsOuterPropsThe addition of the
styleproperty toBreadcrumbsOuterPropsimproves the component's flexibility by allowing custom inline styles. This change aligns well with React's styling practices and enhances the customization options for the Breadcrumbs component.
16-16: LGTM: Consistent styling enhancement for BreadcrumbsInnerPropsThe addition of the
styleproperty toBreadcrumbsInnerPropsis consistent with the changes made toBreadcrumbsOuterProps. This enhancement provides greater flexibility for styling the inner part of the Breadcrumbs component, maintaining a uniform approach to customization across the component's elements.
22-22: LGTM: Consistent styling approach applied to BreadcrumbsWrapperPropsThe addition of the
styleproperty toBreadcrumbsWrapperPropscompletes the consistent application of inline styling capabilities across all main parts of the Breadcrumbs component (outer, inner, and wrapper). This uniform approach enhances the overall flexibility and customization options of the component, maintaining a coherent styling strategy.
37-38: LGTM: Enhanced theming capabilities for InnerThemeSettingsThe addition of
stylesandactiveStylesproperties to theInnerThemeSettingsinterface significantly enhances the theming capabilities of the Breadcrumbs component. This change allows for more granular control over the styling of the inner part, including the ability to define different styles for active and inactive states. This improvement in flexibility aligns well with the component's theming system and provides developers with more precise styling options.
46-47: LGTM: Consistent theming enhancements for OuterThemeSettingsThe addition of
stylesandactiveStylesproperties to theOuterThemeSettingsinterface mirrors the changes made toInnerThemeSettings. This consistency ensures that the enhanced theming capabilities are uniformly applied across different parts of the Breadcrumbs component. The change maintains a coherent approach to styling and theming, allowing developers to have fine-grained control over both the inner and outer parts of the breadcrumbs.
53-54: LGTM: Comprehensive theming system completed with WrapperThemeSettings enhancementsThe addition of
stylesandactiveStylesproperties to theWrapperThemeSettingsinterface completes the enhanced theming capabilities across all main parts of the Breadcrumbs component (wrapper, inner, and outer). This change ensures a consistent and comprehensive approach to styling and theming throughout the component.The overall impact of these changes is significant:
- It provides a uniform theming API across all parts of the Breadcrumbs.
- It allows for more granular control over styles, including active state styles.
- It enhances the component's flexibility and customization options.
These improvements will greatly benefit developers using this component, allowing for more precise and dynamic styling based on the component's state and specific requirements.
apps/kyb-app/src/domains/collection-flow/types/index.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM: New import statement for IThemeThe new import statement for
IThemeis correctly added and necessary for the changes made to theUISchemainterface.
1-1: Summary: Successful implementation of theme customization in UISchemaThe changes made to this file effectively introduce theme customization capabilities to the
UISchemainterface. The new import statement and the addition of thethemeproperty are well-implemented and align with the PR objectives.These modifications will allow for more flexible and dynamic theming in the KYB application, enhancing the overall user experience and customization options.
Also applies to: 152-152
apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/UIRenderer/elements/JSONForm/components/FileUploaderField/FileUploaderField.tsx (3)
46-48: Excellent typo correction in the function name.The change from
handdleContainerClicktohandleContainerClickimproves code readability and maintainability. The function logic remains correct, and the use ofuseCallbackis appropriate for optimizing performance.
67-67: Consistent update of the onClick handler.The
onClickhandler has been correctly updated to use the renamedhandleContainerClickfunction. This change maintains consistency with the function name update and ensures proper functionality of the component.
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1-97: Overall assessment: Clean and focused changes.The changes in this file are minimal and well-executed, focusing on correcting a typo in the function name. The updates improve code readability and maintain consistency throughout the component. No further issues or areas for improvement were identified in this review.
websites/docs/src/content/docs/en/collection-flow/theming.mdx (2)
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42-55: Approved: Correct spelling and consistent structureThe change from "pallete" to "palette" is correct, improving the accuracy of the documentation. The JSON structure is valid and consistent with the described theme, using HSL color format for flexibility.
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1-104: Overall improvement in documentation accuracy and consistencyThe changes made to this file have significantly improved the quality of the theming documentation:
- Corrected the spelling of "palette" throughout the document, enhancing accuracy.
- Maintained consistent JSON structures across different theme examples.
- Used HSL color format, providing flexibility in color definitions.
These improvements contribute to better readability and understanding of the theming capabilities in Collection Flow.
services/workflows-service/src/collection-flow/collection-flow.service.ts (4)
90-93: LGTM: Variable name correction.The change from
uiDefintiontouiDefinitioncorrects a typo, improving code readability and consistency.
98-99: LGTM: Consistent variable name usage.The change from
uiDefintiontouiDefinitionin theTranslationServiceconstructor call is consistent with the previous rename, ensuring the correct variable is used.
106-111: LGTM: Consistent variable name usage in return object.The change from
uiDefintiontouiDefinitionin the return object is consistent with the previous renames, ensuring the correct properties are accessed from theuiDefinitionobject.
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1-280: Overall assessment: Improvements in code consistency and functionality.The changes in this file primarily focus on correcting the variable name from
uiDefintiontouiDefinitionthroughout thegetFlowConfigurationmethod. These modifications enhance code readability and consistency. Additionally, the inclusion of thethemeproperty in the returneduiSchemaobject and the correct referencing of thedefinitionproperty improve the functionality of the method.All changes align with the AI-generated summary and contribute positively to the code quality. A minor suggestion for type safety was provided for the
themeproperty.apps/kyb-app/src/pages/CollectionFlow/CollectionFlow.tsx (4)
7-7: LGTM: New imports for theme customization.The addition of
useThemehook andPoweredByLogocomponent aligns with the PR objectives for theme customization. These imports enhance the component's theming capabilities and improve the structure for displaying the powered-by logo.Also applies to: 9-9
94-94: LGTM: Theme integration using useTheme hook.The use of
useThemehook to extractthemeDefinitionis a good practice for centralized theme management. This change aligns well with the PR objectives and provides access to theme-related properties within the component.
215-216: LGTM: Improved powered-by logo implementation.Replacing the commented-out image tag with the
PoweredByLogocomponent is a good improvement. It enhances code cleanliness and provides a more flexible way to manage the powered-by logo. The use of a dedicated component aligns well with React best practices and allows for easier customization if needed in the future.
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1-278: LGTM: Successful implementation of theme customization.The changes in this file successfully implement theme customization as per the PR objectives. Key improvements include:
- Integration of the
useThemehook for centralized theme management.- Enhanced logo handling with theme-based prioritization.
- Improved implementation of the powered-by logo using a dedicated component.
These modifications increase the component's flexibility in terms of theming and branding without introducing any apparent issues or inconsistencies. The overall structure and logic of the component remain intact, focusing on the specific areas needed for theme customization.
apps/kyb-app/src/utils/transform-theme-to-inline-styles.ts (1)
3-5: Conversion to arrow function is appropriateChanging
createInlineVariableto an arrow function simplifies the code and maintains the same functionality.apps/kyb-app/src/common/providers/ThemeProvider/ThemeProvider.tsx (13)
1-1: ImportingAPP_LANGUAGE_QUERY_KEYfor Language DetectionImporting
APP_LANGUAGE_QUERY_KEYis appropriate for retrieving the application's language from the URL parameters.
4-4: ImportinguseUISchemasQueryHookThe
useUISchemasQueryhook is correctly imported to fetch the UI schema based on the selected language.
5-5: ImportingtransformThemeToInlineStylesUtilityImporting this utility function helps in transforming the theme object into inline styles applied to the HTML element.
6-6: ImportinguseLayoutEffectanduseMemofrom ReactThese hooks are essential for managing side effects and memoization in the component.
7-7: Importing Default ThemeImporting
defaultThemefrom'../../../../theme.json'ensures there's a fallback theme if the custom theme fails to load.
8-8: ImportingthemeContextThis import brings in the context needed to provide the theme to the application.
10-10: DestructuringProviderfromthemeContextExtracting
Providerallows for the context to be supplied to the component tree.
15-15: RemovingthemeProp fromThemeProviderThe removal of the
themeprop aligns with the shift to fetching the theme dynamically based on language.
17-17: Fetching UI Schema withuseUISchemasQueryFetching the UI schema based on the language ensures that the correct theme is loaded for the user.
19-31: Memoizing Theme CalculationThe use of
useMemoto compute the theme is efficient and prevents unnecessary recalculations. The logic handles loading states, errors, and falls back to the default theme if necessary.
33-33: Creating Theme Context withuseMemoMemoizing the context value optimizes performance by preventing unnecessary re-renders of consumer components.
36-41: Applying Inline Styles to the HTML ElementSetting inline styles on the
<html>element directly applies the theme globally. Ensure this does not conflict with other global styles or CSS frameworks.Are there any existing global styles that might be overridden or cause conflicts?
43-43: Providing Theme Context to Children ComponentsWrapping the application with the
Providerand passing down thecontextmakes the theme accessible throughout the component tree.apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/UIRenderer/hooks/useUIElementProps/useUIElementProps.ts (3)
4-4: Import statement added correctlyThe
injectIndexesAtRulesPathshelper function is imported successfully, enabling index injection into rule paths.
16-18: Memoization ofavailabilityRulesis correctly implementedUsing
useMemoto memoizeavailabilityRulesbased ondefinitionandindexoptimizes performance by preventing unnecessary recalculations.
20-22: Memoization ofvisibilityRulesis correctly implementedThe
visibilityRulesare appropriately memoized usinguseMemo, relying ondefinitionandindexas dependencies.services/workflows-service/prisma/schema.prisma (1)
422-422: LGTM!The addition of
crossEnvKeywith a unique constraint looks good and aligns with existing models.apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/UIRenderer/elements/JSONForm/components/FieldTemplate/FieldTemplate.tsx (6)
9-9: ImportinggetInputIndexis appropriateThe addition of the
getInputIndeximport is necessary for computinginputIndexbased onprops.id.
11-11: ImportinguseUIElementPropsis correctIncluding
useUIElementPropsallows access to UI element properties such ashidden, which is important for conditional rendering.
23-25: MemoizinginputIndexcalculation enhances performanceUsing
useMemoto memoize the computation ofinputIndexbased onprops.idis efficient and prevents unnecessary recalculations.
31-31: Improved regex enhancesfieldDefinitionmatchingUpdating the regex in
props.id.replace(/root_\d*_?/, '')provides a more flexible and accurate match forprops.id, ensuring the correct field definition is found.
36-36: DestructuringhiddenfromuseUIElementPropsExtracting the
hiddenproperty allows for better control over the component's visibility based on dynamic UI logic.
51-51: Conditional rendering based onhiddenpropertyAdding
if (hidden) return null;ensures that the field does not render when it should be hidden, enhancing the user interface by not displaying irrelevant fields.apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/UIRenderer/elements/SubmitButton/SubmitButton.tsx (3)
14-14: Import ofuseFlowContextQueryis correctly addedThe addition of
useFlowContextQueryis appropriate and used correctly to access the flow context data.
18-18: Import ofuseCallbackanduseMemois appropriateImporting
useCallbackanduseMemofrom React is necessary for optimizing the component's performance.
100-100: Styling update aligns with design guidelinesThe addition of
className="bg-controls text-controls-foreground"enhances the button's appearance and conforms to the design system.
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28-42: LGTM: ImprovedcomputeStepStatusfunctionThe updated
computeStepStatusfunction now includes thecontextparameter, allowing for more accurate step status computation. The logic considers warnings, page completion state, and UI element state, which should provide more precise status information.Consider using early returns to simplify the function and improve readability:
const computeStepStatus = ({ pageError, page, context, uiElementState }: { page: UIPage; uiElementState: UIElementState; pageError: Record<string, ErrorField>; currentPage: UIPage; context: CollectionFlowContext; }) => { if (Object.values(pageError || {}).some(error => error.type === 'warning')) return 'warning'; if (isPageCompleted(page, context) || uiElementState?.isCompleted) return 'completed'; return 'idle'; };
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76-84: LGTM: Added auto-scroll for active breadcrumbThe new
useEffecthook improves user experience by automatically scrolling the active breadcrumb into view. This is particularly useful for longer stepper sequences.Consider adding a smooth scrolling behavior for a more polished user experience:
useEffect(() => { if (!activeStep) return; const activeBreadcrumb = document.querySelector(`[data-breadcrumb-id=${activeStep.id}]`); // Making sure that breadcrumb in viewport on transitions activeBreadcrumb?.scrollIntoView({ behavior: 'smooth', block: 'nearest' }); }, [activeStep]);
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apps/kyb-app/src/common/providers/ThemeProvider/useTheme.ts (1)
1-13: LGTM! Well-implemented custom hook with proper error handling.The
useThemehook is well-implemented, incorporating the suggestions from the previous review:
- TypeScript types are used for the hook's return value (
IThemeContext).- Error handling is implemented to ensure the hook is used within a
ThemeProvider.The code follows React best practices and is well-structured. Good job on addressing the previous feedback!
apps/kyb-app/src/components/organisms/UIRenderer/elements/StepperUI/StepperUI.tsx (3)
2-7: LGTM: New imports and hooks reintroductionThe new imports and reintroduction of hooks appear to be part of a refactoring effort to improve the
StepperUIcomponent's structure and functionality. These changes align well with the component's purpose and should enhance its capabilities.Also applies to: 11-11, 16-17
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46-74: LGTM: OptimizedstepsandactiveStepcalculationsThe use of
useMemofor bothstepsandactiveStepis a good optimization. This prevents unnecessary recalculations when the component re-renders, potentially improving performance. The dependencies for both hooks are appropriate, ensuring they update when relevant state changes.The explicit typing of
stepsasBreadcrumbItemInput[]enhances type safety, which is a good practice.
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86-117: LGTM: Render method improvements and addressed past issuesThe changes in the render method have successfully addressed the issues mentioned in the past review comments:
- The
classNamefor the breadcrumb item has been simplified, removing the incomplete Tailwind CSS class'last:bg-'.- The unnecessary
console.logstatement has been removed, improving code cleanliness and potentially performance.These changes demonstrate attention to code quality and responsiveness to review feedback.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
PoweredByLogocomponent that dynamically adjusts the logo based on the sidebar's background color.useThemefor easier access to theme settings.StepperUIcomponent with improved breadcrumb management and rendering logic.Bug Fixes
palletetopalettein theIThemeinterface.Documentation
Style
Breadcrumbscomponents, allowing for inline styles and dynamic styling based on component state.