Mediawiki settings #409
Mediawiki settings #409
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WalkthroughThis update introduces a major refactor and feature expansion of the dashboard, platform, and module management systems. It adds new React components for platform and module lists, settings, and forms, implements new hooks for data fetching and mutations, and updates the sidebar and layout architecture. Several legacy pages and components are removed or replaced, and new UI state management is established using Jotai. Styling is enhanced with DaisyUI and typography plugins, and type definitions are expanded for modules, platforms, and JWT payloads. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant App
participant AuthProvider
participant API
participant DashboardLayout
participant Sidebar
participant ModuleList
participant PlatformList
User->>App: Loads dashboard route
App->>AuthProvider: Check authentication
AuthProvider->>API: (If needed) Refresh token
AuthProvider-->>App: Provide auth state
App->>DashboardLayout: Render layout with Sidebar and Navbar
DashboardLayout->>Sidebar: Render dynamic menu items
DashboardLayout->>ModuleList: Fetch and render modules
DashboardLayout->>PlatformList: Fetch and render platforms
User->>Sidebar: Navigate to settings/module/platform
Sidebar-->>App: Route change, update content
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant MediaWikiForm
participant API
participant useNamespaces
User->>MediaWikiForm: Enter MediaWiki base URL
MediaWikiForm->>useNamespaces: Detect API path, fetch namespaces
useNamespaces->>API: GET siteinfo/namespaces
API-->>useNamespaces: Return namespaces
useNamespaces-->>MediaWikiForm: Provide namespace options
User->>MediaWikiForm: Select namespaces, submit form
MediaWikiForm->>API: POST/PUT platform data
API-->>MediaWikiForm: Confirm creation/update
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src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcDiscordIntgration.tsx (1)
22-27: 💡 Verification agent🧩 Analysis chain
Consider fixing the component name typo.
The component name has a typo:
TcDiscordIntgrationshould beTcDiscordIntegration(missing an 'e'). This inconsistency can make the codebase harder to navigate.
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#!/bin/bash # Check for inconsistent naming of Discord integration component across the codebase echo "Checking for instances of both TcDiscordIntgration and TcDiscordIntegration..." echo "Files with TcDiscordIntgration:" rg -l "TcDiscordIntgration" --type=tsx --type=ts echo -e "\nFiles with TcDiscordIntegration:" rg -l "TcDiscordIntegration" --type=tsx --type=ts echo -e "\nChecking import statements to see where this component is used:" rg "import.*TcDiscordIntgration" --type=tsx --type=tsLength of output: 702
Let's retry the search without relying on ripgrep’s built-in file types and use globs instead:
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#!/bin/bash echo "Searching for 'TcDiscordIntgration' in .ts/.tsx files..." rg -l "TcDiscordIntgration" -g '*.ts' -g '*.tsx' echo -e "\nSearching for correct 'TcDiscordIntegration' in .ts/.tsx files..." rg -l "TcDiscordIntegration" -g '*.ts' -g '*.tsx' echo -e "\nChecking import statements for the typo variant..." rg "import.*TcDiscordIntgration" -g '*.ts' -g '*.tsx'Length of output: 1226
Fix component and filename typo from “Intgration” to “Integration”
Several files still use the misspelled
TcDiscordIntgration. To avoid confusion, please rename the component, its props, the filename, and all imports:• Rename
src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcDiscordIntgration.tsx→TcDiscordIntegration.tsxTcDiscordIntgration.spec.tsx→TcDiscordIntegration.spec.tsx• Inside
TcDiscordIntegration.tsx-function TcDiscordIntgration({ - platformType, - isLoading, - connectedPlatforms, - handleUpdateCommunityPlatform, -}: TcDiscordIntgrationProps) { +function TcDiscordIntegration({ + platformType, + isLoading, + connectedPlatforms, + handleUpdateCommunityPlatform, +}: TcDiscordIntegrationProps) {• Update the props type name if declared in this file or a shared types file:
-type TcDiscordIntgrationProps = { … } +type TcDiscordIntegrationProps = { … }• Update imports in:
src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcCommunityPlatforms.tsxsrc/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcDiscordIntegration.spec.tsxExample:
-import TcDiscordIntgration from "./TcDiscordIntgration"; +import TcDiscordIntegration from "./TcDiscordIntegration";This ensures consistent naming and prevents import errors.
src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcNotionIntegration.tsx (1)
74-74: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionImprove error handling in the catch block.
The empty catch block swallows errors silently. Consider logging the error or showing a message to the user.
- } catch (error) { } + } catch (error) { + showMessage(`Failed to disconnect platform: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : 'Unknown error'}`, 'error'); + }
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src/components/layouts/xs/SidebarXs.tsx (1)
54-62: Update Home navigation path
Changing the "Home" menu item'spathto/dashboardensures the mobile sidebar routes users into the new dashboard layout instead of the legacy welcome page.Consider centralizing route definitions in a shared constants file (e.g.,
src/constants/routes.ts) to avoid hard-coding paths throughout components.src/layouts/centricLayout.tsx (1)
1-17: Clean up commented-out Container and remove unused import
The Container wrapper has been commented out but the import remains. For clarity and maintainability, remove the commented code and drop the unusedContainerimport.-import React from 'react'; -import { Box, Container } from '@mui/material'; +import React from 'react'; +import { Box } from '@mui/material'; interface ICentricLayout { children: React.ReactNode; } function centricLayout({ children }: ICentricLayout) { return ( <Box className='min-h-screen w-screen' bgcolor='grey.100'> - {/* <Container - sx={{ textAlign: 'center', paddingY: '2rem' }} - className='space-y-6' - > */} + {children} - {/* </Container> */} </Box> ); }src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcCommunityPlatforms.tsx (1)
52-52: Consider cleaning up commented codeThere's a commented-out entry for the
gdriveplatform configuration. According to the AI summary, the import forTcGdriveIntegrationwas removed, but this config entry was left commented out. Consider either removing it completely or adding a comment explaining why it's kept.- // { name: "gdrive", component: TcGdriveIntegration, tabIndex: 7 }, + // Removed gdrive integration temporarily - will be reimplemented in future releasesrc/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcDiscordIntgration.tsx (1)
4-4: Remove unused import.The
useRouterimport is not being used anywhere in this component.-import { useRouter } from "next/router";src/hooks/platforms/usePlatformActions.ts (2)
28-28: Fix error message for createPlatform.The error message for
createPlatformincorrectly says "Failed to update platform" instead of "Failed to create platform".- showMessage(`Failed to update platform: ${error.message}`, "error"); + showMessage(`Failed to create platform: ${error.message}`, "error");
10-19: Consider adding stronger typing for mutation parameters.The type for the
updateandplatformparameters isany, which isn't type-safe. Consider defining TypeScript interfaces for these parameters.+interface PlatformUpdate { + name?: string; + displayName?: string; + description?: string; + // Add other platform properties as needed +} +interface PlatformCreate { + name: string; + displayName: string; + description?: string; + // Add other platform properties as needed +} export const usePlatformActions = () => { const queryClient = useQueryClient(); const { showMessage } = useSnackbar(); const updatePlatform = useMutation({ - mutationFn: ({ platformId, update }: { platformId: string, update: any }) => axiosInstance.patch(`/platforms/${platformId}`, update), + mutationFn: ({ platformId, update }: { platformId: string, update: PlatformUpdate }) => axiosInstance.patch(`/platforms/${platformId}`, update), // Rest of the code remains the same }) const createPlatform = useMutation({ - mutationFn: ({ platform }: { platform: any }) => axiosInstance.post(`/platforms`, platform), + mutationFn: ({ platform }: { platform: PlatformCreate }) => axiosInstance.post(`/platforms`, platform), // Rest of the code remains the same })Also applies to: 21-30, 32-41
src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcNotionIntegration.tsx (1)
54-54: Remove console.log statement.Remove the console.log statement before pushing to production.
- console.log("userProfile", userProfile);src/hooks/useDatasources.ts (1)
28-29: Consider adding stronger typing for platformsThe current implementation uses
anytype for the platform objects, which could lead to type safety issues.Consider using a more specific interface for platforms:
- community?.platforms?.map((platform: any) => platform.name) || []; + community?.platforms?.map((platform: { name: string }) => platform.name) || [];src/hooks/modules/useModuleActions.ts (2)
1-22: Consider adding stronger typing for mutation parameters.The hook is well-structured and follows React Query best practices. However, using
anyfor theupdateandmoduleparameters reduces type safety.- mutationFn: ({ moduleId, update }: { moduleId: string, update: any }) => axiosInstance.patch(`/modules/${moduleId}`, update), + mutationFn: ({ moduleId, update }: { moduleId: string, update: Record<string, unknown> }) => axiosInstance.patch(`/modules/${moduleId}`, update), - mutationFn: ({ module }: { module: any }) => axiosInstance.post(`/modules`, module), + mutationFn: ({ module }: { module: Record<string, unknown> }) => axiosInstance.post(`/modules`, module),Even better would be to define specific module interfaces for stronger typing.
7-12: Consider adding error handling.There's no error handling in the mutation callbacks. Adding onError handlers would help with logging errors and providing user feedback.
mutationFn: ({ moduleId, update }: { moduleId: string, update: any }) => axiosInstance.patch(`/modules/${moduleId}`, update), onSuccess: () => { queryClient.invalidateQueries({ queryKey: ["modules"] }); }, + onError: (error) => { + console.error('Failed to update module:', error); + // Handle error notification if needed + },src/atoms/authState.atom.ts (2)
13-14: TODO comment is inconsistent with implemented codeThe TODO comment suggests renaming to
authState, but the atom is already namedauthState. This creates confusion about what action is needed.-// TODO: rename to authState +// Atom for storing authentication tokens in browser storage export const authState = atomWithStorage<AuthStateType>("TC_user", defaultValue);
14-14: Consider updating storage key name for consistencyThe storage key "TC_user" appears to be a legacy name and doesn't match the atom name. For better maintainability, consider aligning the storage key with the atom name.
-export const authState = atomWithStorage<AuthStateType>("TC_user", defaultValue); +export const authState = atomWithStorage<AuthStateType>("auth_state", defaultValue);src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcWebsite.tsx (1)
110-110: Use a consistent URL format in router navigationThe URL path used for redirection after closing the dialog doesn't follow a consistent format (has a trailing slash before the query parameter).
- router.push('/community-settings/?managePlatform=website') + router.push('/community-settings?managePlatform=website')src/hooks/modules/useModules.ts (1)
8-12: Add error handling for API requestsThe hook doesn't include any error handling logic. Consider adding try/catch blocks or leveraging React Query's retry and onError capabilities for more robust error handling.
enabled: !!communityId, queryFn: async () => { - const res = await axiosInstance.get(`/modules?community=${communityId}`); - return res.data; + try { + const res = await axiosInstance.get(`/modules?community=${communityId}`); + return res.data; + } catch (error) { + console.error("Error fetching modules:", error); + throw error; + } }, + retry: 1,src/app/dashboard/settings/mediawiki/[id]/edit/page.tsx (1)
26-26: Verify data structure before type casting.The unsafe type casting from
unknowntoIPlatformPropscould lead to runtime errors if the API response structure changes.- {data && <MediaWikiForm edit={data.data as unknown as IPlatformProps} />} + {data && data.data && <MediaWikiForm edit={data.data as IPlatformProps} />}src/components/auth/ProtectedRoute.tsx (1)
18-20: Add a more descriptive message for unauthenticated users.Currently, unauthenticated users only see a loading screen, which might be confusing. Consider adding a message that clearly indicates authentication is required.
if (!isAuthenticated) { - return <LoadingScreen />; + return ( + <div className="flex flex-col items-center justify-center h-screen"> + <LoadingScreen /> + <p className="mt-4 text-center text-gray-600">Verifying authentication...</p> + </div> + ); }src/pages/callback.tsx (2)
180-181: Fix typos in user-facing messages.There are several typos in the error messages:
- "Authorizion" should be "Authorization"
- "faield" should be "failed"
case StatusCode.DISCORD_AUTHORIZATION_FAILURE: setMessage('Authorization failed. Please try again.'); router.push('/centric'); break; case StatusCode.DISCORD_AUTHORIZATION_FROM_SETTINGS: - setMessage('Authorizion complete from settings page.'); + setMessage('Authorization complete from settings page.'); handleCreateNewPlatform(params); break; // ... other cases ... case StatusCode.DISCORD_AUTHORIZATION_FAILURE_FROM_SETTINGS: - setMessage('Discord Authorization during setup on setting faield.'); + setMessage('Discord Authorization during setup on setting failed.'); router.push('/community-settings'); break; case StatusCode.ANNOUNCEMENTS_PERMISSION_FAILURE: - setMessage('Announcements grant write permissions faield.'); + setMessage('Announcements grant write permissions failed.'); router.push('/announcements'); break;Also applies to: 185-186, 211-211, 215-216
275-275: Consider reusing LoadingScreen with a message parameter.Since you're replacing SimpleBackdrop with LoadingScreen, consider enhancing LoadingScreen to accept a message parameter to display the status messages you're setting.
- return <LoadingScreen /> + return <LoadingScreen message={message} />This would require updating the LoadingScreen component to accept and display a message prop.
src/components/home/platforms/PlatformList.tsx (2)
16-18: Avoid potential errors when the data is undefined.The platformExists function assumes that data?.results exists and is an array. Adding a defensive check would make the code more robust.
const platformExists = (name: string) => { - return data?.results?.some((platform: IPlatformProps) => platform.name === name); + return Array.isArray(data?.results) && data.results.some((platform: IPlatformProps) => platform.name === name); }
24-33: Add a refresh mechanism for platforms data.Consider adding a refresh button or pull-to-refresh mechanism to allow users to manually refresh the platforms data.
return ( <div className=" bg-white rounded-2xl divide-y divide-gray-100 text-slate-700"> <div className="p-4"> - <div className="text-xs font-semibold bg-gray-100 px-4 py-2 rounded-full w-fit">Data sources</div> + <div className="flex justify-between items-center"> + <div className="text-xs font-semibold bg-gray-100 px-4 py-2 rounded-full w-fit">Data sources</div> + <button + className="btn btn-sm btn-ghost btn-circle" + onClick={() => refetch()} + title="Refresh data sources" + > + <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" className="h-5 w-5" fill="none" viewBox="0 0 24 24" stroke="currentColor"> + <path strokeLinecap="round" strokeLinejoin="round" strokeWidth={2} d="M4 4v5h.582m15.356 2A8.001 8.001 0 004.582 9m0 0H9m11 11v-5h-.581m0 0a8.003 8.003 0 01-15.357-2m15.357 2H15" /> + </svg> + </button> + </div> </div> <ul role="list" className="divide-y divide-gray-100 overflow-y-auto max-h-[385px]"> {PLATFORM_CONTEXT.map((context, index) => <PlatformItem key={index} context={context} exists={platformExists(context.name)} />)} </ul> </div> );This would require updating the query hook usage to include the refetch function:
- const { data, isLoading, error } = usePlatforms(community?.id || undefined); + const { data, isLoading, error, refetch } = usePlatforms(community?.id || undefined);src/components/home/platforms/UpvoteButton.tsx (2)
7-8: Consider using a more specific type for the community prop.The
communityprop is typed asany, which loses type safety. Consider defining a specific interface or type for the community object to improve type safety and code quality.-export function UpvoteButton({ community, name }: { community: any, name: string }) { +interface CommunityProps { + id: string; + name: string; + // Add other required properties +} + +export function UpvoteButton({ community, name }: { community: CommunityProps, name: string }) {
11-35: Add user feedback for error cases.The error handling currently logs to console but doesn't show user-facing errors. Consider adding a user-facing error message through the snackbar when an upvote action fails.
} catch (e) { console.error(e); setLoading(false); + showMessage( + 'Failed to record your vote. Please try again.', + 'error', + ); }src/constants/PlatformContext.ts (2)
20-23: Fix capitalization of "GitHub".The standard spelling is "GitHub" (with a capital "H"), not "Github".
- name: "github", title: "Github", available: true, + name: "github", title: "GitHub", available: true,
28-31: Consider standardizing MediaWiki name and path pattern.Two issues to address:
- The standard spelling is "MediaWiki" (capital "W"), not "Mediawiki"
- This platform uses a different
configPathpattern than other platforms (/dashboard/settings/mediawiki/vs/community-settings?managePlatform=...)Is this difference intentional? If so, consider adding a comment explaining why. If not, consider standardizing.
- name: "mediaWiki", title: "Mediawiki", available: true, + name: "mediaWiki", title: "MediaWiki", available: true,If the path pattern should be standardized:
- configPath: "/dashboard/settings/mediawiki/" + configPath: "/community-settings?managePlatform=mediaWiki"src/hooks/platforms/usePlatforms.ts (2)
4-5: Add return type for better type safety.Consider adding a specific return type to the hook for improved type safety and better IDE support.
- export const usePlatforms = (communityId: string | undefined, name?: string, page?: number, limit?: number) => { + export const usePlatforms = (communityId: string | undefined, name?: string, page?: number, limit?: number): UseQueryResult<PlatformResponse> => {You'll need to import
UseQueryResultfrom '@tanstack/react-query' and define aPlatformResponseinterface that matches the API response structure.
4-6: Remove unnecessary empty line.There's an unnecessary empty line that can be removed for cleaner code.
export const usePlatforms = (communityId: string | undefined, name?: string, page?: number, limit?: number) => { - return useQuery({src/app/layout.tsx (2)
24-24: Consider syncing the theme with the uiAtom state.The theme is hardcoded to "light" in the HTML data-theme attribute, but there's a theme value stored in the uiAtom. These should be synchronized to ensure consistent theme management across the application.
- <html lang="en" data-theme="light"> + <html lang="en" data-theme={ui.theme}>You would need to add:
import { useAtom } from "jotai/react"; import { uiAtom } from "@/atoms/ui.atom"; // Inside the component const [ui] = useAtom(uiAtom);
24-32: Consider adding meta viewport tag for better responsive design.For proper mobile display and responsive design, it's recommended to add a viewport meta tag to the HTML head.
<html lang="en" data-theme="light"> + <head> + <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" /> + </head> <body className={`${inter.variable} ${roboto_mono.variable} antialiased`}>src/components/layouts/DashboardLayout.tsx (2)
10-15: Rename toggle function for clarity.The
setIsSidebarOpenfunction name suggests it sets the sidebar to a specific state, but it's actually toggling the current state. Consider renaming for clarity.- const setIsSidebarOpen = () => { + const toggleSidebar = () => { setUi({ ...ui, isSidebarOpen: !ui.isSidebarOpen }); }And update the references:
- <Sidebar isSidebarOpen={ui.isSidebarOpen} setIsSidebarOpen={setIsSidebarOpen} /> + <Sidebar isSidebarOpen={ui.isSidebarOpen} setIsSidebarOpen={toggleSidebar} /> - <Navbar isSidebarOpen={ui.isSidebarOpen} setIsSidebarOpen={setIsSidebarOpen} /> + <Navbar isSidebarOpen={ui.isSidebarOpen} setIsSidebarOpen={toggleSidebar} />
20-22: Consider using semantic HTML for the main content area.For better accessibility and semantic structure, consider using a
<main>element for the primary content area instead of a<div>.- <div className={`flex-1 flex flex-col transition-all duration-300 overflow-y-hidden ${ui.isSidebarOpen ? 'lg:ml-16' : ''}`}> + <main className={`flex-1 flex flex-col transition-all duration-300 overflow-y-hidden ${ui.isSidebarOpen ? 'lg:ml-16' : ''}`}> <Navbar isSidebarOpen={ui.isSidebarOpen} setIsSidebarOpen={setIsSidebarOpen} /> <div className="p-6 overflow-y-auto"> {children} </div> - </div> + </main>src/components/centric/selectCommunity/TcSelectCommunity.tsx (2)
74-74: Remove console.log statement.There's a console.log statement that should be removed before production deployment.
- console.log('community', community)
86-88: Consider showing feedback during loading.When community loading is in progress, the component returns null. Consider showing a loading indicator or message to provide better user feedback.
if (communityLoading) { - return null; + return <div className="flex justify-center items-center py-4"> + <span className="loading loading-spinner loading-md"></span> + </div>; }src/hooks/mediawiki/useNamespaces.ts (2)
1-3: Remove unused imports.The file imports
useEffect,useMemo,useState, andaxiosrelated types, but none of these are actually used in the implementation.-import { useEffect, useMemo, useState } from "react"; +import { useQuery } from "@tanstack/react-query"; -import axios, { AxiosError, AxiosResponse } from 'axios';
17-18: Consider adding error handling for fetch operations.The current implementation doesn't handle HTTP error responses (non-2xx status codes). The
fetchAPI doesn't reject on HTTP error status codes by default.- const res = await fetch(url!.concat("?", params.toString())); - return res.json(); + const res = await fetch(url!.concat("?", params.toString())); + if (!res.ok) { + throw new Error(`MediaWiki API error: ${res.status} ${res.statusText}`); + } + return res.json();src/components/layouts/Breadcrumbs.tsx (4)
1-1: Fix spacing in import statement.There's a missing space after the comma in the import.
-import { useEffect,useState } from "react"; +import { useEffect, useState } from "react";
18-23: Consider a more robust approach to building breadcrumb paths.The current implementation of generating breadcrumb hrefs by slicing the pathname could be brittle for complex paths. Also, using a type assertion is unnecessary when the object literal already matches the interface.
const breadcrumbs: Breadcrumb[] = paths.slice(1).map((path, index) => { return { label: path.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + path.slice(1), - href: pathname?.slice(0, pathname?.indexOf(path) + path.length) || '', - } as Breadcrumb; + href: '/' + paths.slice(1, index + 2).join('/'), + }; });
33-41: Avoid using array indices as React keys when possible.Using array indices as keys can cause issues if items are reordered. Consider using a more stable identifier, or in this case, the breadcrumb href which should be unique.
- {breadcrumbs.map((breadcrumb, idx) => ( - <li key={idx}> + {breadcrumbs.map((breadcrumb, idx) => ( + <li key={breadcrumb.href}>
13-28: Handle edge cases for empty paths.The current implementation might not handle certain edge cases correctly, such as when pathname is undefined or when there are multiple consecutive slashes in the path.
useEffect(() => { - const paths = pathname?.split("/") || []; + if (!pathname) { + setBreadcrumbs([]); + return; + } + + // Handle multiple consecutive slashes and remove empty segments + const paths = pathname.split("/").filter(Boolean); const breadcrumbs: Breadcrumb[] = paths.slice(1).map((path) => { return { label: path.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + path.slice(1), href: pathname?.slice(0, pathname?.indexOf(path) + path.length) || '', } as Breadcrumb; }); if (pathname?.endsWith('/')) { breadcrumbs.pop(); } setBreadcrumbs(breadcrumbs); }, [pathname]);src/app/dashboard/layout.tsx (1)
13-16: Remove unnecessary blank lines.There are extra blank lines that should be removed for cleaner code.
export default function RootLayout({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) { - - return (src/components/communitySettings/HivemindSettings/TcHivemindSettings.tsx (2)
547-549: Consider adding more type safety for the metadata conversion.The code uses a type assertion (
as IMediaWikiModuleFormPayload) which bypasses TypeScript's type checking. Consider adding runtime validation of the data shape.payload={hivemindModule?.options?.platforms.find( (platform) => platform.name === 'mediaWiki' -)?.metadata as IMediaWikiModuleFormPayload || { activated: false }} +)?.metadata?.hasOwnProperty('activated') + ? hivemindModule?.options?.platforms.find(p => p.name === 'mediaWiki')?.metadata as IMediaWikiModuleFormPayload + : { activated: false }}
320-320: Remove console.log statement.There's a console.log statement that should be removed before committing.
- console.log(data);src/components/settings/modules/mediawiki/Form.tsx (1)
24-41: Consider adding form validation feedbackThe form UI looks good with the toggle input and properly disabled submit button during loading. However, there's no visual feedback for users after form submission (success or error states).
You could add a success message after successful submission:
const onSubmit = (data: IMediaWikiModuleFormPayload) => { patch(data); + methods.reset(data); // Reset form with new values }; + // Add this state + const [showSuccess, setShowSuccess] = useState(false); + + // Update the patch function to show success + const handlePatch = (data: IMediaWikiModuleFormPayload) => { + patch(data); + setShowSuccess(true); + setTimeout(() => setShowSuccess(false), 3000); + };And then display a success message in your UI when
showSuccessis true.src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcMediaWiki.tsx (2)
1-7: Fix code formatting inconsistencyThe code uses inconsistent indentation with a mix of tabs and spaces. This can cause readability issues and potential problems with some code editors.
function TcMediaWiki() { - return ( - <div className="flex flex-col gap-4"> - <h2 className="text-2xl font-bold">MediaWiki</h2> - <p className="text-sm text-gray-500">We are improving our app. Head over to <a href="/dashboard/settings/mediawiki" className="text-blue-500">MediaWiki Settings</a> to manage your settings.</p> - </div> - ) + return ( + <div className="flex flex-col gap-4"> + <h2 className="text-2xl font-bold">MediaWiki</h2> + <p className="text-sm text-gray-500">We are improving our app. Head over to <a href="/dashboard/settings/mediawiki" className="text-blue-500">MediaWiki Settings</a> to manage your settings.</p> + </div> + ) }
5-5: Consider using Next.js Link component for internal navigationThe implementation uses a standard HTML anchor tag for internal navigation. For Next.js applications, using the
Linkcomponent is preferred for client-side navigation.- <p className="text-sm text-gray-500">We are improving our app. Head over to <a href="/dashboard/settings/mediawiki" className="text-blue-500">MediaWiki Settings</a> to manage your settings.</p> + import Link from 'next/link'; + <p className="text-sm text-gray-500">We are improving our app. Head over to <Link href="/dashboard/settings/mediawiki" className="text-blue-500">MediaWiki Settings</Link> to manage your settings.</p>src/components/home/platforms/PlatformItem.tsx (3)
28-43: Remove unnecessary fragment wrapperThere's an unnecessary empty fragment wrapper (
<></>) that can be removed to simplify the component structure.{!context.available ? ( <UpvoteButton community={community} name={context.name} /> ) : ( - <> <div className="flex items-center gap-4"> {exists ? ( <div className="w-2 h-2 bg-success rounded-full"></div> ) : ( <div className="w-2 h-2 bg-base-300 rounded-full"></div> )} {isAdmin && ( <a href={context.configPath} className="btn btn-sm btn-square"> <FaCog /> </a> )} </div> - </> )}
35-39: Consider using Next.js Link component for config path navigationFor internal navigation to the config path, it's better to use the Next.js
Linkcomponent instead of a standard anchor tag to enable client-side navigation.+ import Link from 'next/link'; // Then in the component: {isAdmin && ( - <a href={context.configPath} className="btn btn-sm btn-square"> + <Link href={context.configPath} className="btn btn-sm btn-square"> <FaCog /> - </a> + </Link> )}
29-34: Add accessibility improvements for status indicatorsThe status indicators (green and gray dots) lack accessibility features that would help users with screen readers understand their meaning.
{exists ? ( - <div className="w-2 h-2 bg-success rounded-full"></div> + <div + className="w-2 h-2 bg-success rounded-full" + aria-label="Platform active" + role="status" + title="Platform active" + ></div> ) : ( - <div className="w-2 h-2 bg-base-300 rounded-full"></div> + <div + className="w-2 h-2 bg-base-300 rounded-full" + aria-label="Platform inactive" + role="status" + title="Platform inactive" + ></div> )}src/components/inputs/AutoDetectPathInput.tsx (1)
45-71: Add retry mechanism for failed detectionThe component doesn't provide a way to retry auto-detection if it fails initially. Adding a retry button would improve user experience.
return ( <div className="form-control w-full"> <label className="label"> <span className="label-text font-semibold text-xs">{label}</span> {status === "loading" && <span className="loading loading-spinner loading-xs ml-2" />} {status === "success" && <span className="text-success text-xs ml-2">Detected</span>} - {status === "fail" && <span className="text-error text-xs ml-2">Failed</span>} + {status === "fail" && ( + <div className="flex items-center"> + <span className="text-error text-xs ml-2">Failed</span> + <button + type="button" + className="btn btn-xs btn-ghost ml-2" + onClick={() => baseUrl && tryDetect()} + > + Retry + </button> + </div> + )} </label> {/* Rest of the component remains the same */}You'll need to extract the
tryDetectfunction outside of the useEffect to make this work:+ const tryDetect = async () => { + if (!baseUrl) return; + + setStatus("loading"); + // ... rest of the function + }; useEffect(() => { - if (!baseUrl) return; - - const tryDetect = async () => { - // ... function body - }; - tryDetect(); }, [baseUrl, guessPaths, detectTest, setValue, name]);src/components/inputs/MultiCheckboxSelector.tsx (2)
1-15: The component interface is well-defined but consider enhancing with additional propsThe component has a clean interface defining
OptionandMultiCheckboxSelectorPropstypes. Consider extending the component's flexibility by adding:
- A
disabledprop to disable the entire selector- An
errorprop to display validation errors from react-hook-form- A
requiredprop to visually indicate required fieldsinterface MultiCheckboxSelectorProps { name: string; options: Option[]; label?: string; helperText?: string; + disabled?: boolean; + error?: string; + required?: boolean; }
17-26: Enhancement opportunity: Add type safety for the selected values arrayThe component assumes
selectedis always an array but doesn't handle cases when it might be undefined or not an array. Adding a default empty array with explicit typing would improve robustness.export function MultiCheckboxSelector({ name, options, label, helperText }: MultiCheckboxSelectorProps) { const { watch, setValue } = useFormContext(); - const selected = watch(name) || []; + const selected: (string | number)[] = watch(name) || []; const toggle = (value: string | number) => { const newValue = selected.includes(value) ? selected.filter((v: string | number) => v !== value) : [...selected, value]; setValue(name, newValue, { shouldValidate: true }); };src/components/layouts/Navbar.tsx (3)
9-10: Remove commented-out importsThese commented-out imports should either be removed entirely or uncommented if they're needed.
-// import ThemeToggle from "../ui/toggle/ThemeToggle"; -// import { ProfileDropdown } from "../ui/dropdown/ProfileDropdown";
18-25: Add error handling to logout functionThe
handleLogoutfunction doesn't handle potential errors when clearing localStorage or during navigation. Consider adding try/catch and ensuring all state is properly cleaned up.const handleLogout = () => { + try { StorageService.removeLocalStorage('community'); StorageService.removeLocalStorage('TC_SELECTED_PLATFORM'); StorageService.removeLocalStorage('user'); router.push('/centric'); + } catch (error) { + console.error('Error during logout:', error); + // Consider showing an error message to the user + } }
33-35: Add fallback for missing community nameThe component doesn't handle the case where
community?.namemight be undefined. Add a fallback text to avoid rendering an empty div.-<div className="ml-4 text-lg font-bold">{community?.name}</div> +<div className="ml-4 text-lg font-bold">{community?.name || 'No Community Selected'}</div>src/pages/centric/create-new-community.tsx (1)
77-92: Consider extracting hardcoded URLs as constantsThe privacy policy and terms of service URLs are hardcoded in multiple places. Consider extracting them as constants to ensure consistency and easier maintenance.
// At the top of the file or in a separate constants file +const PRIVACY_POLICY_URL = 'https://www.togethercrew.com/privacy-and-terms'; +const TERMS_OF_SERVICE_URL = 'https://www.togethercrew.com/privacy-and-terms'; // Then in the JSX <TcLink - to='https://www.togethercrew.com/privacy-and-terms' + to={PRIVACY_POLICY_URL} color='primary' fontWeight='bold' > Privacy Policy </TcLink> {' and '} <TcLink - to='https://www.togethercrew.com/privacy-and-terms' + to={TERMS_OF_SERVICE_URL} color='primary' fontWeight='bold' > Terms of Service. </TcLink>src/axiosInstance.ts (2)
131-133: Remove console.log statementThere's a debugging console.log statement that should be removed before deploying to production.
if (window.location.pathname !== '/centric/') { - console.log(window.location.pathname); toast.error('Token expired...', {
127-143: Consider using Next.js Router for redirectsThe code uses direct window.location manipulation which bypasses Next.js routing. Consider using the Next.js Router for a more consistent navigation experience.
+ import { useRouter } from 'next/router'; // In the response interceptor setup + const router = typeof window !== 'undefined' ? require('next/router').default : null; // Later in the code StorageService.removeLocalStorage('community'); StorageService.removeLocalStorage('TC_SELECTED_PLATFORM'); StorageService.removeLocalStorage('analysis_state'); StorageService.removeLocalStorage('user'); if (window.location.pathname !== '/centric/') { toast.error('Token expired...', { position: 'bottom-left', autoClose: 5000, hideProgressBar: false, closeOnClick: true, pauseOnHover: true, draggable: true, progress: 0, }); - window.location.href = '/centric'; + router?.push('/centric'); }src/hooks/sidebar/useSidebar.ts (1)
51-51: Remove unnecessary blank line.There's an extra blank line here that could be removed for cleaner code.
}, [isAdmin]); - return { sidebarItems, };src/constants/ModuleContext.ts (1)
23-23: Consider expanding the Community Health description.The description for the Community Health module is significantly shorter than other modules. Consider expanding it to provide more context about its purpose and benefits, similar to other module descriptions.
src/components/inputs/ToggleInput.tsx (2)
18-18: Consider destructuring more form context properties.You're currently only using
registeranderrorsfromuseFormContext(). If you plan to add features like controlled inputs or watch values, consider destructuring more properties.
46-46: Remove trailing whitespace.There's a trailing whitespace at the end of line 46 that should be removed.
-} +}src/components/inputs/WebsiteInput.tsx (2)
24-47: URL normalization logic could be optimizedThe URL normalization logic in this useEffect is well-implemented, but has a minor inefficiency. The function continues execution after the
if (!rawValue) return;check, which could be restructured for better readability and performance.Consider refactoring to make the logic flow more explicit:
useEffect(() => { if (!rawValue) return; let normalized = rawValue.trim(); if (!/^https?:\/\//i.test(normalized)) { normalized = `https://${normalized}`; } try { const url = new URL(normalized); if (!allowPath) { url.pathname = "/"; url.search = ""; url.hash = ""; } const clean = url.toString().replace(/\/$/, ""); // remove trailing slash - setValue(name, clean, { shouldValidate: true }); + if (clean !== rawValue) { + setValue(name, clean, { shouldValidate: true }); + } } catch { // leave it alone if not valid } }, [rawValue, name, setValue, allowPath]);
49-59: Consider DRYing up validation and normalization logicThere's duplication between the URL validation in
validate()and the normalization logic in the useEffect. Both contain similar code for URL parsing and checking paths.Extract the common URL validation logic into a shared utility function:
+ const isValidUrl = (value: string, checkPath = true): { isValid: boolean; message?: string; url?: URL } => { + try { + const url = new URL(/^https?:\/\//i.test(value) ? value : `https://${value}`); + if (checkPath && !allowPath && (url.pathname !== "/" || url.search || url.hash)) { + return { isValid: false, message: "Please enter a root domain only (no path, query, or hash)", url }; + } + return { isValid: true, url }; + } catch { + return { isValid: false, message: "Invalid URL format" }; + } + }; const validate = (value: string): ValidateResult | Promise<ValidateResult> => { - try { - const url = new URL(/^https?:\/\//i.test(value) ? value : `https://${value}`); - if (!allowPath && (url.pathname !== "/" || url.search || url.hash)) { - return "Please enter a root domain only (no path, query, or hash)"; - } - return true; - } catch { - return "Invalid URL format"; - } + const result = isValidUrl(value, true); + return result.isValid ? true : result.message; }This would make the code more maintainable and consistent.
src/utils/JwtPayloadType.ts (1)
1-19: Add JSDoc comments to improve documentationThe JWT type definitions are well-structured, but lack documentation that explains the purpose and usage of each field.
Consider adding JSDoc comments to improve code documentation:
+/** + * Represents a user identity from an authentication provider + */ export type JwtIdentityType = { _id: string; provider: string; id: string; } +/** + * Represents the decoded JWT payload structure + * Contains user subject information, token metadata, and standard JWT claims + */ export type JwtPayloadType = { sub: { communities: string[]; createdAt: string; updatedAt: string; tcaAt: string; identities: JwtIdentityType[]; id: string; }, iat: number; // Issued at timestamp exp: number; // Expiration timestamp type: string; }src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcTelegram/TcTelegramIntegrationDialog.tsx (1)
64-94: Consider adding error feedback for community data fetchingThe implementation polls for community data every 5 seconds, which is good for real-time updates. However, while errors are logged to console, there's no user-facing feedback when an error occurs.
Consider adding user feedback for fetch errors using the existing snackbar:
try { const community = await retrieveCommunityById(storedCommunity.id); const hasTelegramPlatform = community.platforms.some( (platform: { name: string }) => platform.name === "telegram", ); setHasActiveTelegram(hasTelegramPlatform); } catch (error) { console.error("Error fetching community data:", error); + // Only show error message if dialog still open after multiple failures + if (isOpen && interval) { + const attemptCount = interval.toString().split('_')[1] || '0'; + if (parseInt(attemptCount) > 3) { + showMessage("Error verifying Telegram connection status. Please try again.", "error"); + clearInterval(interval); + } + } }src/context/AuthProvider.tsx (2)
69-69: Remove console.log statementThere's a debug console.log statement that should be removed before deploying to production.
const refreshAccessToken = async () => { - console.log("refreshAccessToken") if (!auth.refreshToken) { logout(); return; }
75-83: Use auth state from closure in the token refreshThe refreshAccessToken function uses the refreshToken from closure rather than directly from the current auth state. While this works for the initial implementation, it could lead to issues if the refreshToken changes during this function's execution.
try { - const response = await axios.post(`${conf.API_BASE_URL}/auth/refresh-tokens`, { refreshToken }) + const response = await axios.post(`${conf.API_BASE_URL}/auth/refresh-tokens`, { + refreshToken: auth.refreshToken + }) const { access, refresh } = response.data setAuth({ accessToken: access.token, refreshToken: refresh.token }); } catch (error) { console.error("Error refreshing token:", error); logout(); }src/components/mediawiki/Form.tsx (1)
43-45: Avoidany– givenamespacesa proper type- const [namespaces, setNamespaces] = useState<any[]>([]); + const [namespaces, setNamespaces] = useState<Array<{label:string; value:number}>>([]);Typed state improves auto-completion and prevents accidental shape changes.
src/components/home/modules/ModuleItem.tsx (1)
40-50: Toast message picks the wrong text when both mutations are idle
The effect fires only when a flag flips totrue, but the message string is evaluated every render, leading to an empty toast if race conditions occur. Cache the message inside the effect:useEffect(() => { - if (updateModule.isSuccess || createModule.isSuccess) { - toast.success(`${updateModule.isSuccess ? "Module updated" : createModule.isSuccess ? "Module created" : ""}`, { ... }); + if (updateModule.isSuccess) { + toast.success("Module updated", { ... }); + } else if (createModule.isSuccess) { + toast.success("Module created", { ... }); } }, [updateModule.isSuccess, createModule.isSuccess]);src/components/mediawiki/List.tsx (2)
199-206: Skeleton row has only 3 cells but the table has 4 columns
The mismatch causes the loading layout to jump horizontally when data arrive.- <LoadingCell /> - <LoadingCell /> - <LoadingCell /> + {Array.from({ length: 4 }).map((_, i) => ( + <LoadingCell key={i} /> + ))}
147-160: Pagination “next” button is enabled whentotalPagesis 0
Initial render allowspageto increment into oblivion. Add an extra guard:- disabled={page === totalPages} + disabled={totalPages === 0 || page === totalPages}src/components/layouts/Sidebar.tsx (1)
2-2: Remove unuseduseEffectimport
The hook is imported but never used, producing a linter warning.
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42-42: Formatting Adjustment ApprovedThe added blank line improves readability and aligns with existing code style. No functional impact.
src/pages/index.tsx (1)
20-20: No-op: whitespace only change
This insertion of a blank line does not affect functionality or readability.src/pages/statistics.tsx (2)
310-310: No-op: trailing space removal
Whitespace cleanup inscrollToHashis purely stylistic and safe.
383-384: UI Enhancement: standardized container background
Addingbg-base-100(with existingrounded-*andshadow-lg) to each<Box>aligns the page styling with the updated design system.Also applies to: 398-399, 413-414, 429-430, 444-445
next.config.js (1)
4-4: Disable static export mode
Commenting outoutput: 'export'is required to support dynamic React client components, server-side data fetching, and authentication context.src/pages/community-settings/ai-assistant/index.tsx (1)
30-32: Apply consistent styling to AI Assistant settings
Addingbg-base-100androunded-lgtoTcBoxContainermatches the styling conventions used across other community settings pages.src/pages/community-settings/violation-detection/index.tsx (1)
164-166: Consistent styling applied to violation detection container
The addition ofclassName="bg-base-100 rounded-lg"on theTcBoxContaineraligns the UI with other community settings pages and maintains a coherent look and feel.src/pages/community-settings/index.tsx (1)
67-69: Apply consistent background and border-radius to settings container
Addingbg-base-100 rounded-lgtoTcBoxContainerensures the community settings page matches the updated design system. No logic changes here.src/components/chat/ChatForm.tsx (1)
15-17: Update ChatForm styling to match design tokens
Replacing the top border withrounded-lg mb-4 bg-base-100 w-full max-w-3xlbrings the input form in line with the rest of the dashboard’s containers. Verify that the newmax-w-3xlconstraint doesn’t introduce unwanted horizontal scrolling in narrower layouts.src/pages/announcements/index.tsx (3)
193-196: Add background styling to announcements section
Introducingbg-base-100on the inner wrapper div provides the same light background used elsewhere. This change is purely cosmetic and keeps the announcements UI consistent with other modules.
242-244: This indentation adjustment for the conditional rendering of announcements is purely formatting-related and does not affect behavior.
277-280: Verify pagination itemsPerPage calculation
TheitemsPerPageprop is derived viaMath.ceil(totalResults / totalPages). Please confirm this always matches the intended page size (e.g.,limit) and handles edge cases (liketotalPages === 0).src/components/centric/selectCommunity/TcCommunityItem.tsx (1)
1-10: Import organization looks good!The imports have been neatly reorganized and grouped by category (React, MUI, custom components, configurations, interfaces). This improves code readability and maintainability.
src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcCommunityPlatforms.tsx (1)
109-114: Good defensive coding with optional chainingAdding the optional chaining operator (
?.) when accessingsearchParams.get()is a good practice to safely handle cases wheresearchParamsmight be undefined. Also, updating the dependency array to depend on the fullsearchParamsobject ensures the effect reruns correctly when any search parameter changes.src/components/LoadingScreen.tsx (1)
1-14: Well-implemented loading componentThis new
LoadingScreencomponent follows best practices:
- Uses Next.js
Imagecomponent for optimized image loading- Implements proper alt text for accessibility
- Uses flexbox for responsive centering
- Keeps the component simple and focused on a single responsibility
The component will provide consistent loading UX across the application.
src/pages/centric/tac.tsx (3)
3-8: Good import organizationThe imports are well-organized with proper spacing between different import categories.
47-47: Improved loading experienceReplacing the previous loading indicator with the new
LoadingScreencomponent provides a more consistent and branded loading experience across the application.
51-52: Enhanced layout with logoAdding flexbox styling and the centered logo improves the visual hierarchy and branding of the page. The
mx-autoclass ensures the logo is properly centered horizontally.tailwind.config.js (1)
144-147: Adding DaisyUI and Typography plugins enhances UI capabilitiesThe addition of these two plugins expands the styling capabilities of the application with typography styles and DaisyUI components. The DaisyUI configuration restricts the theme to "light" only.
Just to note, restricting DaisyUI to the "light" theme only means dark mode won't be supported through DaisyUI. Is this restriction intentional, or would you like to support both light and dark themes in the future?
src/app/dashboard/settings/mediawiki/[id]/page.tsx (1)
12-15: Data is fetched but not displayed in the UIYou're correctly fetching the platform data using React Query, but the fetched data isn't being utilized in the component's rendered output.
Consider displaying the fetched MediaWiki platform details in the empty div at line 23:
<div className="bg-base-100 p-8 rounded-lg"> + {data?.data && ( + <div className="flex flex-col gap-2"> + <h2 className="text-xl font-semibold">{data.data.name}</h2> + <p>URL: {data.data.metadata?.url}</p> + <p>Connected: {new Date(data.data.connectedAt).toLocaleDateString()}</p> + </div> + )} </div>src/hooks/useAdmin.ts (1)
1-13: Well-structured hook for admin privilege checkThe hook is concise and follows React best practices. It effectively abstracts the admin permission check logic which can be reused across the application.
src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcGithubIntegration.tsx (1)
37-42: Improved useEffect dependency handlingGood change to properly handle the
searchParamsdependency in the useEffect hook. Moving the parameter extraction inside the hook and updating the dependency array ensures that the effect runs correctly when URL parameters change.tsconfig.json (1)
4-8: Great improvements to the TypeScript configuration!The changes enhance readability with multi-line arrays and add important Next.js-specific configurations:
- Adding the Next.js plugin enables proper type checking for Next.js features
- Including
.next/types/**/*.tsensures TypeScript recognizes Next.js generated types- Adding Jest setup file to the include array supports proper testing configuration
These changes provide better type safety and developer experience when working with Next.js features, which aligns well with the dashboard enhancements in this PR.
Also applies to: 23-31, 38-43
src/components/centric/selectCommunity/TcCommunityListItems.tsx (1)
2-5: Import organization looks good.The reorganized imports improve readability by grouping related imports together and adding appropriate spacing. This makes the file's dependencies clearer while keeping the component's functionality unchanged.
src/hooks/useApi.ts (1)
5-5: Good defensive programming addition.Making the
urlparameter nullable and adding a guard clause to prevent API calls when the URL is not available is an excellent improvement. This change:
- Makes the hook more flexible for components where the URL might not be available initially
- Prevents unnecessary loading state changes and API calls with invalid URLs
- Follows defensive programming best practices to avoid runtime errors
This aligns well with the PR's focus on enhancing data fetching and state management.
Also applies to: 13-13
src/atoms/ui.atom.ts (1)
1-8: Good addition of persistent UI state management.Using Jotai with
atomWithStoragefor managing sidebar visibility and theme preferences is an excellent approach:
- Provides a centralized, type-safe way to manage UI state
- Persists user preferences across sessions
- Creates a solid foundation for the sidebar refactoring mentioned in the PR summary
This clean implementation will make it easier to maintain UI consistency across the application and improve user experience.
src/pages/centric/index.tsx (2)
3-3: Improved UI with logo and better layout structure.The addition of the logo component and flexbox styling enhances the visual presentation of the login page while maintaining a consistent UI pattern with other centric pages.
Also applies to: 7-7, 18-19
24-24: Well-structured content layout using flex column.The change to use flex column with consistent spacing improves the organization and readability of the content elements.
src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcDiscordIntgration.tsx (1)
41-46: Improved effect dependency management.Moving the extraction of
addPlatforminside theuseEffectand updating the dependency array to[searchParams]is a good practice. This ensures the effect reruns properly when search parameters change.src/hooks/platforms/usePlatformActions.ts (1)
1-44: Good implementation of platform mutation hooks.The implementation of the platform action hooks follows best practices for React Query mutations, with proper error handling and cache invalidation.
src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcNotionIntegration.tsx (1)
42-47: Improved effect dependency management.Moving the extraction of
addPlatforminside theuseEffectand updating the dependency array to[searchParams, userId]is a good practice. This ensures the effect reruns properly when search parameters change.src/layouts/defaultLayout.tsx (1)
3-4: Well-structured refactoring using DashboardLayout!Nice job refactoring the layout to leverage the new DashboardLayout component. This change effectively centralizes the sidebar and layout management, improving code organization and separation of concerns.
Also applies to: 13-18
src/app/dashboard/settings/mediawiki/page.tsx (1)
8-20: Clean implementation of MediaWiki settings pageThe component is well-structured with clear separation of header and content areas. Good use of flexbox layout and appropriate styling elements, consistent with the application's design patterns.
src/hooks/useDatasources.ts (1)
3-37: Well-structured hook for managing datasource availability and activation statusThe hook is cleanly implemented with good separation of concerns. It efficiently derives the activation status from the community context and follows React hook patterns appropriately.
src/components/chat/Chat.tsx (1)
131-131: Good contrast improvement for user messagesThe darker background for user messages improves visual distinction and readability.
src/app/dashboard/settings/mediawiki/new/page.tsx (1)
1-18: Well-structured new page component.The component follows good organization patterns with clear separation of concerns - breadcrumb navigation, page header, and the form container. The use of flex layout and spacing utilities creates a consistent UI aligned with other dashboard pages.
src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcDiscourse.tsx (1)
57-62: Improved useEffect dependency handling.Moving the
addPlatformextraction inside the effect and changing the dependency array from[addPlatform]to[searchParams]is a good refactoring that follows React best practices. This ensures the effect correctly reacts to all changes in search parameters, not just stale extracted values.package.json (4)
19-19: Appropriate move of 3d-force-graph-vr to dependencies.Moving this package from devDependencies to dependencies is correct since it's needed at runtime.
51-51: Good addition of state management and form libraries.The addition of
jotaiandreact-hook-formsupports the new features for MediaWiki management and form handling throughout the application.Also applies to: 65-65
80-80: Appropriate UI enhancement libraries added.The addition of
@tailwindcss/typographyanddaisyuialigns with the UI improvements seen throughout the application's new components.Also applies to: 92-92
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1-14: Well-structured implementation of auth state managementThe implementation using
atomWithStoragecorrectly provides persistent storage for authentication tokens with proper typing.src/components/home/modules/ModuleList.tsx (1)
9-32: Well-structured component with good separation of concernsThe component is well organized with clear data fetching, loading state handling, and rendering logic.
src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcWebsite.tsx (1)
48-53: Improved useEffect implementation for query parameter handlingMoving the extraction of the
addPlatformquery parameter inside theuseEffectand updating the dependency array to[searchParams]is a good practice that ensures the effect properly reacts to URL changes.src/hooks/modules/useModules.ts (1)
1-14: Well-implemented React Query hook with conditional fetchingThe hook correctly utilizes React Query's capabilities and enables the query only when a community ID is provided, which is an efficient approach.
src/styles/globals.css (4)
5-8: Good use of standardized font sizing for tooltips.The tooltip font size is standardized to 0.75rem, ensuring consistency with text-xs in Tailwind. This is good for maintaining uniform typography across the application.
90-113: Well-structured breadcrumb styling with proper accessibility consideration.The breadcrumbs styling effectively uses Tailwind's @apply directive and includes proper focus states for accessibility. The arrow styling using border and rotation is elegant and maintainable.
115-118: Good RTL language support for breadcrumbs.The CSS correctly handles right-to-left language support for breadcrumbs by adjusting the rotation angle, which is essential for internationalization.
120-147: Comprehensive breadcrumb layout styling with responsive hover effects.The CSS provides a complete set of layout styles for breadcrumbs, including flexbox alignment, overflow handling, and responsive hover effects. The white-space handling ensures breadcrumbs display correctly with long text.
src/app/dashboard/page.tsx (1)
1-8: Clean import organization following best practices.The imports are well-organized with React/third-party imports followed by local component imports, making the code more readable and maintainable.
src/components/home/platforms/UpvoteButton.tsx (1)
37-43: Good use of loading state and accessible tooltips.The button implementation correctly handles loading states with a spinner and includes an accessible tooltip. The disabled state during loading prevents multiple submissions.
src/app/dashboard/community-guardian/page.tsx (2)
45-49: External links correctly use security attributes.The external links to Twitter and Telegram correctly use
target="_blank"withrel="noreferrer"to prevent security vulnerabilities when opening links in new tabs.Also applies to: 51-55
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hrefaccordingly.src/app/dashboard/agent/page.tsx (1)
1-24: Good improvements to component structure and behavior.The changes to this component are well-implemented:
- Adding the 'use client' directive appropriately marks this as a client component
- Updating to FaRobot from FA6 uses the newer icon library
- Renaming to AgentPage and using default export follows better React component naming conventions
- Replacing fixed height with overflow-y-auto improves content scrolling behavior
- The changes align well with the new centralized layout system
src/constants/PlatformContext.ts (1)
1-48: Well-structured platform configuration with good type safety.Creating a centralized, typed definition of platforms is a good approach for consistency across the application.
src/hooks/platforms/usePlatforms.ts (1)
1-19: Good implementation of a data fetching hook with React Query.This hook is well structured and follows React Query best practices for fetching platform data.
src/app/dashboard/settings/page.tsx (1)
1-23: Well-structured settings gateway page with good UX considerations.This component is nicely implemented:
- Good use of semantic HTML with appropriate heading levels
- Clear warning to users about the development status
- Helpful navigation between different settings sections
- Clean and minimal code with proper imports
- Responsive layout using utility classes
src/app/layout.tsx (3)
3-7: Good import organization and global styles setup.The imports are well-structured with appropriate spacing, and the global CSS import will ensure consistent styling throughout the application.
9-19: Font configuration looks good.The Next.js font optimization is properly implemented with both Inter and Roboto Mono fonts. The configuration includes appropriate subsets, display settings, and CSS variable names that can be referenced throughout the application.
25-30: Well-structured layout with proper authentication context.The body is appropriately configured with font variables and the AuthProvider ensures authentication context is available throughout the application. The flex container provides a good base layout with proper height and background styling.
src/components/layouts/DashboardLayout.tsx (1)
17-26: Well-designed responsive layout with smooth transitions.The layout effectively uses flexbox and conditional classes based on the sidebar state. The transitions are appropriately defined with smooth duration, and the overflow handling is properly configured.
src/pages/centric/select-community.tsx (2)
11-15: Good implementation of loading state management.The loading state is well-implemented with a clear handler function that can be passed down to child components.
17-19: Clean conditional rendering of LoadingScreen.Using a separate LoadingScreen component provides a consistent loading experience across the application and is appropriately shown conditionally based on the loading state.
src/components/centric/selectCommunity/TcSelectCommunity.tsx (3)
25-25: Good type definition for the new prop.The component properly defines the type for the new
handleCommunityLoadingprop, making it clear what type of function is expected.
42-44: Well-implemented useEffect to sync loading state.The useEffect hook properly syncs the local loading state with the parent component through the callback function.
82-82: Route change from "/centric/welcome" to "/dashboard" is appropriate.The navigation target has been changed from "/centric/welcome" to "/dashboard", which aligns with the PR objective of restructuring the application's dashboard and navigation.
src/hooks/mediawiki/useNamespaces.ts (1)
5-21: Well-structured React Query hook.The hook is properly implemented using React Query with appropriate query key structure, enabling/disabling based on URL availability, and clean parameter handling. Good job!
src/components/layouts/Breadcrumbs.tsx (1)
30-44: Clean and accessible breadcrumb implementation.The breadcrumb UI is well-structured and follows common patterns for breadcrumb navigation. The conditional rendering for the last item is a good practice.
src/app/dashboard/layout.tsx (2)
3-11: Well-organized imports and client setup.The imports are well-organized and grouped by their purpose. The QueryClient instantiation at the module level follows best practices for Next.js client components.
16-27: Well-structured component provider nesting.The layout correctly sets up the necessary providers for authentication protection, React Query caching, token management, and consistent UI layout. The component hierarchy is properly organized.
src/components/communitySettings/HivemindSettings/TcHivemindSettings.tsx (1)
545-551: Good integration of MediaWikiModuleForm.The MediaWiki tab panel now correctly uses the new
MediaWikiModuleFormcomponent. The implementation properly handles loading state, payload derivation (with fallback), and update callback.src/components/settings/modules/mediawiki/Form.tsx (1)
16-22: Form implementation with react-hook-form looks goodThe form implementation using react-hook-form is clean and follows best practices. Good use of the
useFormhook with defaultValues from the passed payload and the straightforward submission handler.src/components/inputs/MultiCheckboxSelector.tsx (1)
28-64: LGTM! The component render structure is well-organizedThe component has a clean, semantic HTML structure with appropriate classes for styling. The grid layout for checkboxes with responsive columns is a good approach for displaying multiple options.
src/pages/centric/create-new-community.tsx (3)
42-42: LGTM! Replaced SimpleBackdrop with LoadingScreen componentThe change from the previous loading indicator to the standardized
LoadingScreencomponent improves consistency across the application.
37-37: LGTM! Updated navigation path to /dashboardChanging the navigation target from
/centric/welcometo/dashboardaligns with the updated routing structure.
117-119: LGTM! Added Back button for improved navigationThe addition of the Back button improves the user experience by providing an easy way to navigate to the previous page.
src/axiosInstance.ts (1)
79-79: LGTM! Simplified token destructuringThe change to destructure only the
refreshTokenfrom the user object is cleaner as that's the only value needed in this context.src/hooks/sidebar/useSidebar.ts (1)
27-55: The sidebar hook implementation looks good.The
useSidebarhook is well-structured with:
- Proper use of
useMemofor computing sidebar items based on admin status- Clear filtering of admin-only modules for non-admin users
- Good type safety using the
ISidebarIteminterfacesrc/constants/ModuleContext.ts (1)
7-69: Module context definition is comprehensive and well-structured.The
MODULE_CONTEXTarray provides a clear structure for each module with consistent properties including icons, paths, descriptions, and admin flags.src/components/inputs/ToggleInput.tsx (1)
11-46: Well-implemented toggle component with form integration.The
ToggleInputcomponent is well-structured with:
- Proper integration with
react-hook-form- Error handling and display
- Accessibility considerations (labels and helper text)
- Good use of Tailwind/DaisyUI styling for consistency
src/utils/interfaces.ts (2)
241-241: Good addition of the activated property.Adding the
activatedboolean property to theIModulePropsinterface provides clear typing for module activation state.
244-253: Module context interface is well-defined.The
IModuleContextinterface provides comprehensive type definitions for module metadata, including icons, paths, and admin flags.src/components/inputs/WebsiteInput.tsx (1)
61-85: Nice UI implementation with clear error feedbackThe UI implementation includes proper labeling, error states, and helper text. The form control follows accessibility best practices with proper label association and error message handling.
src/components/communitySettings/communityPlatforms/TcTelegram/TcTelegramIntegrationDialog.tsx (1)
57-62: Good improvement in dependency trackingMoving the
addPlatformextraction inside the useEffect and changing the dependency from[addPlatform]to[searchParams]ensures the effect runs whenever search parameters change. This is more reliable for reacting to URL parameter changes.src/context/AuthProvider.tsx (1)
103-109: Well-designed custom hook with error handlingThe
useAuthcustom hook is well implemented with proper error handling for cases when it's used outside the AuthProvider context.src/components/mediawiki/Form.tsx (1)
82-89:detectTestalways succeeds on HTTP 200—even if the payload is invalid
getNamespacesnever throws when the request succeeds but returns garbage, thereforedetectTestresolvestruein those cases.Add a minimal sanity-check (e.g. expect at least namespace 0) and throw otherwise:
const detectTest = useCallback(async (url: string) => { try { - await getNamespaces(url) - return true; + const ok = await getNamespaces(url) + if (!ok?.query?.namespaces?.[0]) throw new Error("No main namespace"); + return true; } catch (error) { return false; } }, []);Alternatively make
getNamespacesreturn a boolean instead of mutating state for a pure probe.src/components/mediawiki/List.tsx (1)
98-105:useEffectruns even whendataisundefined
Accessingdata.query.namespacesbefore the request resolves throws. Short-circuit first:- const tags = platform.metadata.namespace.map((key: number) => { + if (!data) return; + const tags = platform.metadata.namespace.map((key: number) => { ... })
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Missing error and loading states for query
The component doesn't handle loading or error states from the React Query hook, which could lead to a poor user experience if the API request fails or takes time to load.
Consider adding error and loading states:
- const { data } = useQuery({
+ const { data, isLoading, error } = useQuery({
queryKey: ["platform", id],
queryFn: () => axiosInstance.get(`/platforms/${id}`),
})
// Then in the return statement:
<div className="bg-base-100 p-8 rounded-lg">
+ {isLoading && <p>Loading...</p>}
+ {error && <p className="text-error">Error loading platform details</p>}
+ {data?.data && (
+ // Display data here
+ )}
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| queryKey: ["platform", id], | |
| queryFn: () => axiosInstance.get(`/platforms/${id}`), | |
| }) | |
| // Before: | |
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| + const { data, isLoading, error } = useQuery({ | |
| queryKey: ["platform", id], | |
| queryFn: () => axiosInstance.get(`/platforms/${id}`), | |
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| return ( | |
| <div className="bg-base-100 p-8 rounded-lg"> | |
| + {isLoading && <p>Loading...</p>} | |
| + {error && <p className="text-error">Error loading platform details</p>} | |
| + {data?.data && ( | |
| + // Display data here | |
| + )} | |
| </div> | |
| ) |
| <div className="flex flex-col bg-white h-[800px] rounded-lg shadow-lg"> | ||
| <div className="flex-1 overflow-y-auto p-8 space-y-4 text-sm"> | ||
| <div className="flex flex-col"> | ||
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Consider enabling scrolling for chat messages
Using overflow-y-hidden with max-h-screen could prevent users from scrolling through chat history when it exceeds the screen height.
Consider enabling scrolling with auto scrollbars:
- <div className="flex-1 overflow-y-hidden space-y-4 text-sm max-h-screen">
+ <div className="flex-1 overflow-y-auto space-y-4 text-sm max-h-[80vh]">This would allow users to scroll through message history while still maintaining a reasonable height constraint.
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| <ul role="list" className="divide-y divide-gray-100 overflow-y-auto max-h-[385px]"> | ||
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Use stable keys for list items instead of array indices
Using array indices as React keys can lead to unexpected behavior when the list items change. Consider using a more stable identifier from the context or module data.
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Add error handling for the API request
The component doesn't handle potential errors from the useModules hook. This could lead to a poor user experience if the API request fails.
- const { data, isLoading } = useModules(community?.id);
+ const { data, isLoading, error } = useModules(community?.id);
const getModule = (name: string) => {
return data?.results?.find((module: IModuleProps) => module.name === name);
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| const getModule = (name: string) => { | |
| return data?.results?.find((module: IModuleProps) => module.name === name); | |
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| const { data, isLoading, error } = useModules(community?.id); | |
| const getModule = (name: string) => { | |
| return data?.results?.find((module: IModuleProps) => module.name === name); | |
| } | |
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Include communityId in the queryKey for proper cache management
The current queryKey doesn't include the communityId, which could lead to cache conflicts if the hook is used with different community IDs in the same app.
- queryKey: ["modules"],
+ queryKey: ["modules", communityId],| const getNamespaces = useCallback(async (url: string) => { | ||
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| let obj = { label: namespace.canonical, value: namespace.id } | ||
| if (namespace.id === 0) { | ||
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| } | ||
| setNamespaces((prev) => [...prev, obj]); | ||
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Batch state updates to avoid dozens of unnecessary re-renders
setNamespaces is called inside a loop, which schedules a React state update on every namespace returned by the API. With ±20 namespaces that is 20 renders instead of one.
- setNamespaces([])
- Object.values(data?.query?.namespaces || {}).forEach((value: unknown) => {
- const namespace = value as MediaWikiNamespace;
- let obj = { label: namespace.canonical, value: namespace.id }
- if (namespace.id === 0) {
- obj = { label: "Articles", value: namespace.id };
- }
- setNamespaces((prev) => [...prev, obj]);
- });
+ const opts: { label: string; value: number }[] = [];
+ Object.values(data?.query?.namespaces || {}).forEach((value: unknown) => {
+ const ns = value as MediaWikiNamespace;
+ opts.push({
+ label: ns.id === 0 ? "Articles" : ns.canonical ?? "Unknown",
+ value: ns.id,
+ });
+ });
+ setNamespaces(opts);This single‐shot update removes the render-storm.
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- getNamespaces(url.toString())
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POST /modules is invoked with only name and activated. The backend very likely expects the community ID (all other module calls in the codebase include it).
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+import Link from "next/link";
+import { usePathname } from "next/navigation";
...
function SidebarItem({ item }: { item: ISidebarItem }) {
- if (item.children && item.children.length > 0) { ... }
+ const pathname = usePathname();
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- <Link ... className={`${item.href === window.location.pathname ? 'text-secondary' : ''}`} >
+ <Link ... className={`${item.href === pathname ? 'text-secondary' : ''}`} >This keeps the highlight in sync on client-side navigations.
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18-23: Enhance error UI with better styling and accessibility.The current error UI is very minimalistic and lacks proper styling and accessibility attributes. This can impact user experience and accessibility for screen readers.
Consider enhancing the error UI with better styling and accessibility support:
return ( - <div> - <h2>Something went wrong!</h2> - <button onClick={() => reset()}>Try again</button> + <div className="flex flex-col items-center justify-center min-h-[400px] p-4 text-center" role="alert" aria-live="assertive"> + <h2 className="text-2xl font-bold text-red-600 mb-4">Something went wrong!</h2> + {process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production' && ( + <p className="text-gray-600 mb-4">{error.message || String(error)}</p> + )} + <button + onClick={() => reset()} + className="px-4 py-2 bg-blue-600 text-white rounded hover:bg-blue-700 focus:outline-none focus:ring-2 focus:ring-blue-500" + aria-label="Try again" + > + Try again + </button> </div> );This implementation:
- Adds proper styling using utility classes (assuming Tailwind CSS is used in the project)
- Shows the error message in development mode to help with debugging
- Improves accessibility with appropriate ARIA attributes
- Enhances the button with proper styling and focus states
14-16: Consider adding more comprehensive error logging.The current implementation only logs the error to the console, which might not be sufficient for tracking and resolving issues in production.
Consider enhancing the error logging to capture more context or integrate with an error tracking service:
useEffect(() => { console.error(error); + // If you have an error tracking service like Sentry, you might want to log the error there + // Example: captureException(error); + + // You might also want to log additional context information + console.error('Error occurred at:', new Date().toISOString()); + console.error('Error digest:', error.digest); }, [error]);
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3-3: LGTM: Edge runtime configuration.Setting the runtime to 'edge' for the error component is appropriate for ensuring fast performance and global distribution. This aligns well with the overall architecture mentioned in the PR summary.
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The component name Error shadows the global Error constructor. This could lead to potential confusion and bugs when trying to reference the global Error object within the component.
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14-16: Consider more robust error loggingThe current implementation only logs errors to the console, which is helpful during development but insufficient for production environments.
Consider implementing a more comprehensive error logging solution:
useEffect(() => { console.error(error); + // Consider sending errors to a monitoring service + // Example: reportErrorToMonitoringService(error); }, [error]);
18-23: Enhance the error UI for better user experienceThe current error UI is minimal and doesn't provide enough context or visual feedback to users.
Consider implementing a more user-friendly error UI:
return ( - <div> - <h2>Something went wrong!</h2> - <button onClick={() => reset()}>Try again</button> - </div> + <div className="flex flex-col items-center justify-center min-h-[400px] p-6 text-center"> + <h2 className="text-2xl font-bold text-red-600 mb-4">Something went wrong!</h2> + <p className="mb-6 text-gray-600"> + We encountered an error while processing your request. + {error.message && <span className="font-medium"> Error details: {error.message}</span>} + </p> + <button + onClick={() => reset()} + className="px-4 py-2 bg-blue-600 text-white rounded hover:bg-blue-700 transition-colors" + > + Try again + </button> + </div> );
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Limitations of Next.js Edge Runtime for Client Components
The Next.js Edge Runtime offers performance and scalability advantages, but it imposes several significant limitations, especially when building or relying on client components. These constraints are rooted in the underlying architecture and the browser-like environment of the Edge Runtime.
Key Limitations:
No Access to Native Node.js APIs: The Edge Runtime explicitly excludes all native Node.js APIs such as
fs(filesystem),net, andcrypto. This means you cannot read or write to the filesystem, manage sockets, or use certain cryptographic functionalities directly in the Edge Runtime[2][7]. Many npm packages that expect these APIs will fail or throw errors such as “Module not found: Can't resolve 'fs'”[1][3].Limited npm Package Compatibility: While you can use
node_modules, all packages must be implemented as ES Modules and must not depend on native Node.js APIs[3]. Packages designed specifically for the Node.js environment (like popular database drivers or session managers) often do not work[7]. If an essential library expects Node APIs, an alternative solution (such as HTTP-based APIs for database access) is required[4][7].No
requireStatement Support: The Edge Runtime only supports ES Modules; the use ofrequirestatements is not allowed. You must useimport/exportsyntax everywhere[3].Prohibited JavaScript Features: Certain dynamic code evaluation features are not supported, including:
evalnew Function(evalString)WebAssembly.compileWebAssembly.instantiate
Attempting to use these features will throw runtime errors[3].Bundle Size Limitations: Code executed in the Edge Runtime has strict size limits, typically between 1 MB and 4 MB depending on deployment infrastructure. This includes all imported packages, fonts, and files. Large or complex dependencies can quickly exceed this threshold[1].
Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) Not Supported: ISR, a feature that allows static pages to be updated after deployment, is not available in the Edge Runtime[2].
Performance and Reliability Issues: Some users report performance drawbacks, such as slower response times for certain dynamic or AI-driven features, both locally and in production[6]. Debugging and performance tuning may be more challenging.
Database and Session Management Limitations: Direct connections to databases using traditional Node.js drivers are not possible. Any operation requiring TCP or proprietary Node libraries is blocked, necessitating an architecture shift (e.g., using HTTP APIs to proxy database access)[4][7].
Middleware and Routing Constraints: Middleware functions running in the Edge Runtime are confined by the same restrictions, and certain Next.js features (like custom authentication or advanced routing logic) may encounter compatibility issues[7].
Error Handling and Debugging Challenges: Issues such as unexplained 500 errors on initial load have been noted when using Edge Runtime[9]. Disabling Edge Runtime often resolves these issues, suggesting incomplete parity with the Node.js runtime for some scenarios.
Summary Table: Edge Runtime Limitations
Limitation Description/Impact No Node.js APIs Cannot use fs,net,crypto, etc.Limited package compatibility Only ES Modules, with no native Node API dependencies No requireMust use ES Modules ( import/export)Disabled JS features eval,new Function, WebAssembly not supportedBundle size capped 1–4 MB per function (code, packages, assets) No ISR Cannot perform Incremental Static Regeneration Database/session issues No direct DB connections, session management often blocked Possible performance issues Reports of slower response times or inconsistent performance Error/debugging overhead Difficult debugging, unexplained 500 errors in some cases Conclusion:
When working with Next.js client components or building features intended for the Edge Runtime, it is essential to design within these constraints. Many server-side patterns common to traditional Node.js must be re-architected—either by interfacing via HTTP APIs, switching to compatible packages, or opting for the standard Node.js runtime in segments that require full Node.js capabilities[1][2][7].Citations:
- 1: https://nextjs.org/docs/14/app/building-your-application/rendering/edge-and-nodejs-runtimes
- 2: https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/rendering/edge-and-nodejs-runtimes
- 3: https://nextjs.org/docs/pages/api-reference/edge
- 4: brianc/node-postgres#3206
- 5: https://vercel.com/docs/functions/runtimes/edge
- 6: vercel/next.js#58524
- 7: https://arrangeactassert.com/posts/nextjs-understanding-the-trade-offs/
- 8: vercel/next.js#54114
- 9: https://forum.builder.io/t/500-error-on-initial-load-in-next-js-app-and-edge-runtime/6314
- 10: https://www.propelauth.com/post/nextjs-challenges
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export const runtime = 'edge'). The Edge Runtime does not support all Node.js features—please verify that neither this file nor any of its dependencies rely on:
- Native Node.js APIs (
fs,net,crypto, etc.)- CommonJS
require(Edge only supports ES Modules)- Dynamic code evaluation (
eval,new Function, WebAssembly)- Large bundles (Edge functions typically cap around 1–4 MB total)
- Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) or direct DB drivers over TCP
If you need full Node.js capabilities or unsupported packages, consider switching to the default Node.js runtime or isolating that logic in a server-side API.
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7-9: Improve accessibility of the error page.Error pages should be fully accessible to all users. Consider enhancing the HTML structure with proper semantic elements and ARIA attributes.
- return ( - <div> - <h1>Error - Something went wrong</h1> - </div> - ) + return ( + <main role="alert" aria-labelledby="error-heading" className="p-4 max-w-2xl mx-auto text-center my-8"> + <h1 id="error-heading" className="text-2xl font-bold mb-4">Error - Something went wrong</h1> + </main> + )
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5-5: Good use of a descriptive component name.The component name
ErrorPageis clear and descriptive, avoiding the issue of shadowing the globalErrorobject that was mentioned in previous reviews.
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Consider enhancing the error page with more details and recovery options.
The current error page is very minimal, only displaying a generic error message. Users won't receive any specific information about what went wrong or how to recover. Consider enhancing this component to:
- Accept and display specific error information via props
- Include a "Try Again" button or other recovery mechanisms
- Provide navigation options to help users get back to a working state
-export default function ErrorPage() {
+export default function ErrorPage({
+ error,
+ reset,
+}: {
+ error: Error & { digest?: string }
+ reset: () => void
+}) {
return (
<div>
<h1>Error - Something went wrong</h1>
+ <p>
+ {process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' && error.message}
+ {error.digest && <span>Error ID: {error.digest}</span>}
+ </p>
+ <button
+ onClick={reset}
+ className="mt-4 px-4 py-2 bg-blue-500 text-white rounded hover:bg-blue-600"
+ >
+ Try Again
+ </button>
</div>
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| </div> | |
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| <h1>Error - Something went wrong</h1> | |
| <p> | |
| {process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' && error.message} | |
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| className="mt-4 px-4 py-2 bg-blue-500 text-white rounded hover:bg-blue-600" | |
| > | |
| Try Again | |
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Using the edge runtime for the error page may limit access to certain APIs that might be needed for comprehensive error handling. Ensure that all functionality required for error reporting and recovery is available in the edge runtime.
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When deploying Next.js applications with custom error pages (e.g., 404.js, 500.js) on the Edge Runtime, it's important to be aware of certain limitations:
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Limited API Support: The Edge Runtime provides a subset of Web APIs, including
fetch,Request, andResponse. However, it lacks support for certain APIs that might be utilized in custom error pages, such as those for file system operations or other Node.js-specific functionalities. (nextjs.org)
Given these constraints, it's advisable to implement custom error pages using the Node.js Runtime, which offers full support for Node.js APIs and dynamic code execution. This approach ensures compatibility and functionality for your error handling pages. (nextjs.org)
Citations:
- 1: https://nextjs.org/docs/pages/api-reference/edge?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://nextjs.org/docs/messages/edge-dynamic-code-evaluation?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://nextjs.org/docs/pages/api-reference/edge?utm_source=openai
- 4: https://nextjs.org/docs/14/app/building-your-application/rendering/edge-and-nodejs-runtimes?utm_source=openai
Enforce Node.js Runtime for Custom Error Page
The Edge Runtime restricts several APIs commonly used in error handling:
- No access to native Node.js modules (e.g.
fs,path) - Dynamic code evaluation disabled (
eval,new Function, WebAssembly instantiation) - Only a limited set of Web APIs (
fetch,Request,Response); no filesystem or other Node-only features
If your src/app/error.tsx relies on any of these (e.g. logging to disk, dynamic code, advanced error-reporting libraries), switch the runtime:
- export const runtime = 'edge';
+ export const runtime = 'nodejs';Otherwise, ensure your error page implementation uses only the supported Web APIs in the Edge Runtime.
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3-5: Bundle analyzer integration looks good but consider ESLint warnings.The addition of
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require()instead of import statements. This is a false positive since Next.js config files commonly use CommonJS module system.If you want to silence the ESLint warning, you can add an ESLint disable comment:
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15-15: LGTM!The closing bracket formatting change is necessary to support the bundle analyzer wrapper.
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Verify the build output configuration change.
The configuration now uses
distDir: 'out'instead of the previously removedoutput: 'export'. This is a significant change that affects how the application is built and deployed:
output: 'export'generated a static site that could be deployed to any static hostingdistDir: 'out'only changes the build directory but retains Next.js's standard build outputEnsure this aligns with your deployment strategy, as this might require changes to your deployment pipeline.
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5-11: Rename component to avoid shadowing the global Error objectThe component name
Errorshadows the built-in JavaScriptErrorobject, which could lead to confusion and potential bugs.-export default function Error() { +export default function ErrorPage() { return ( <div> <h1>Error</h1> </div> ); }🧰 Tools
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[error] 5-5: Do not shadow the global "Error" property.
Consider renaming this variable. It's easy to confuse the origin of variables when they're named after a known global.
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5-11: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider enhancing the error page with more details and recovery options
The current error page is very minimal, only displaying a generic error message. Users won't receive any specific information about what went wrong or how to recover.
-export default function Error() { +export default function ErrorPage({ + error, + reset, +}: { + error: Error & { digest?: string } + reset: () => void +}) { return ( <div> <h1>Error</h1> + <p> + {process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' && error.message} + {error.digest && <span>Error ID: {error.digest}</span>} + </p> + <button + onClick={reset} + className="px-4 py-2 bg-blue-500 text-white rounded hover:bg-blue-600" + > + Try Again + </button> </div> ) }🧰 Tools
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18-35: Simplified configuration by removing unused optionsThe commented-out code shows this PR is moving away from:
- Bundle analyzer integration
- Static exports (
output: 'export')- Explicit SWC minification settings
This simplification is good, but consider removing commented code entirely once the changes are verified in production.
-// module.exports = nextConfig; - -// const withBundleAnalyzer = require('@next/bundle-analyzer')({ -// enabled: process.env.ANALYZE === 'true', -// }) - -// const nextConfig = withBundleAnalyzer({ -// // distDir: 'out', -// output: 'export', -// reactStrictMode: false, -// swcMinify: true, -// trailingSlash: true, -// images: { -// unoptimized: true, -// }, -// }) - -// module.exports = nextConfig;src/app/global-error.tsx (1)
12-18: Consider enhancing the error display with more informationThe error page could be improved by showing more details about the error, especially in development mode.
return ( <html> <body> <h2>Something went wrong!</h2> + {process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' && ( + <div> + <p>{error.message}</p> + {error.stack && <pre>{error.stack}</pre>} + {error.digest && <p>Error ID: {error.digest}</p>} + </div> + )} <button onClick={() => reset()}>Try again</button> </body> </html> )src/pages/_error.tsx (1)
11-14: Update getInitialProps to use Next.js typesThe current implementation uses custom type annotations. Consider using Next.js provided types for better type safety and maintainability.
-Error.getInitialProps = ({ res, err }: { res?: { statusCode: number }, err?: { statusCode: number } }) => { +ErrorPage.getInitialProps = ({ res, err }: NextPageContext) => { const statusCode = res ? res.statusCode : err ? err.statusCode : 404 return { statusCode } }Don't forget to add the import for
NextPageContext:+import type { NextPageContext } from 'next'; function ErrorPage({ statusCode }: { statusCode: number }) {
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1-1: Integration with Cloudflare Pages development environmentThe import of
setupDevPlatformindicates a shift to using Cloudflare Pages for deployment. This is a significant architectural change that aligns with modern serverless deployment approaches.
10-16: Good transition to ES module syntaxThe configuration now uses ES module syntax (
export default) instead of CommonJS (module.exports), which aligns with modern JavaScript practices. The code also properly applies Cloudflare's development platform setup only in development environments.
1-16: Verify Cloudflare Pages compatibilityThis configuration updates the project for Cloudflare Pages deployment. Make sure your CI/CD pipeline and deployment workflows have been updated accordingly.
Are there corresponding changes to the deployment scripts in
package.jsonor CI config files that reflect this architectural change? You should have commands likewrangler pages devfor local development andwrangler pages deployfor production.src/app/error.tsx (1)
3-3: Ensure edge runtime compatibility with error handlingThe edge runtime has limitations that might impact error handling functionality. If your error component needs access to Node.js APIs or relies on any libraries that aren't edge-compatible, consider using the Node.js runtime instead.
-export const runtime = 'edge'; +export const runtime = 'nodejs';See the Next.js documentation on Edge and Node.js runtimes for more details on the limitations.
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5-20: Good implementation of the global error page with reset functionalityThe implementation includes both error handling and a reset button, which provides users with a way to recover from errors.
3-3: Ensure edge runtime compatibility with global error handlingSimilar to the regular error page, the global error boundary may have limitations when using the edge runtime. If you need access to Node.js-specific APIs for error reporting or logging, consider using the Node.js runtime.
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Logging configuration values to the console could potentially expose sensitive information (such as API tokens or addresses) and is not recommended for production code. Consider either:
- Removing this statement before deploying to production
- Adding a conditional check to only log in development environments:
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