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Summary

Adds a React functional component (HomeComponent.tsx) alongside the existing Angular HomeComponent as the first step in an Angular-to-React migration. This is a 1:1 port — no Angular files were modified or removed.

What was ported:

  • Route-level state management (listConfig, currentPage, isFollowingFeed) via useState
  • The ngOnInit combineLatest subscription → useEffect watching equivalent props
  • Feed switching logic (Global / Your Feed / Tag Feed) with auth guard redirect
  • Full JSX template with conditional rendering replacing *ifAuthenticated, *rxLet, @for, [ngClass], and [hidden] directives
  • Tag sidebar with loading/empty states
  • Pagination callback (handlePageChange) preserving feed query param

What is deferred (marked with TODOs):

  • ArticleListComponent — rendered as a placeholder <div> with data attributes documenting expected props
  • ArticlesService, ArticlePreviewComponent — need separate migration
  • React Router wiring — navigation is handled via callback props for now

Review & Testing Checklist for Human

  • React is not in package.json — this .tsx file won't compile with the current Angular build. Confirm this is acceptable as a migration-in-progress artifact, or decide if React should be added as a dependency now.
  • React.FC used without explicit import React — verify this won't cause TS errors with the project's tsconfig (React 17+ JSX transform handles JSX but React.FC may still need the import).
  • Duplicate TODO comment blocks around the ArticleListComponent placeholder (two nearly identical blocks at lines ~226–253). One should be removed.
  • handlePageChange is defined but only referenced as a string in data-on-page-change="handlePageChange" — it's not wired to a real component yet. Verify this won't cause unused-variable lint errors if stricter checks are added later.
  • Compare the useEffect logic against the Angular ngOnInit to confirm the feed/tag/page routing logic is faithfully preserved (especially the redirect-to-login guard for unauthenticated users on feed=following).

Notes

  • The bun.lock diff is from running bun install during setup, not from the migration itself.
  • Inline style={{ cursor: "pointer" }} is used on nav links and tag pills. The Angular CSS (.nav-link, .tag-pill) already sets cursor: pointer — these inline styles are redundant if the same CSS is loaded in the React context.
  • onNavigateToLogin in the useEffect dependency array could cause unnecessary re-renders if the parent doesn't memoize the callback. Worth noting for when this component is actually wired up.

Link to Devin session: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/a5e3ba9084504d18a7211d58ff39aea7
Requested by: @lburgers


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devin-ai-integration Bot and others added 4 commits April 1, 2026 17:28
Co-Authored-By: Lukas Burger <lukaskburger@gmail.com>
Co-Authored-By: Lukas Burger <lukaskburger@gmail.com>
Co-Authored-By: Lukas Burger <lukaskburger@gmail.com>
Co-Authored-By: Lukas Burger <lukaskburger@gmail.com>
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