UAE Widgets template#346
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What: The className has been updated with 'shrink-0', which may be a utility class designed to prevent an element from shrinking.
Why: While this change may not introduce direct security or performance issues on its own, it's essential to clarify what the 'shrink-0' class does to ensure that it aligns with your layout and design goals. Over-reliance on utility classes can lead to unexpected styling results if they conflict with other CSS rules.
How: Consider reviewing the associated CSS or style definitions for '.shrink-0' to ensure it achieves the intended design without causing layout issues. Also, ensure that it does not negatively impact other components where the class might be applied.
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What: Consider adding error handling for asynchronous operations such as API calls or any state that might depend on external data.
Why: In the event of a failure, the application should gracefully handle errors and inform the user appropriately. Without error management, it could lead to unhelpful bugs or crashes for users.
How: Wrap your API calls in try-catch blocks or check for success states before proceeding. You can use a library such as Axios which also allows you to easily handle errors.
| layout: 'fullscreen', | ||
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| decorators: [ | ||
| ( Story, parameters ) => ( |
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What: You are creating a lot of duplicate objects in the widgetData array; consider using a loop to create them.
Why: This will reduce redundancy in your code, make it easier to maintain, and improve readability.
How: You can create a single object structure and use a loop to push the desired objects into widgetData. For example:
const initialWidgets = Array.from({length: 20}, (_, i) => ({
id: (i + 1).toString(),
title: 'Blockquote',
enabled: true,
isPro: i >= 10,
}));
| title: 'Blockquote', | ||
| enabled: false, | ||
| isPro: true, | ||
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What: Ensure all components that accept user inputs are sanitized to prevent XSS vulnerabilities.
Why: User inputs can lead to security vulnerabilities if not properly sanitized, leading to potential XSS attacks.
How: Make sure to validate and sanitize any user inputs before using them. Consider using libraries like DOMPurify for cleaning up the inputs.
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| id: '14', | ||
| title: 'Blockquote', |
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What: The search filter operation is done linearly. If the dataset is large, this could lead to performance issues.
Why: As the size of switchState increases, the time taken for the .filter() will increase, leading to performance bottlenecks.
How: Consider implementing debouncing for the search input, which can limit the number of filter calls as the user types, or optimizing the data structure to allow for faster access.
| type="search" | ||
| autoComplete="off" | ||
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What: Provide accessibility features for all interactive elements
Why: Vision-impaired users might have difficulty interacting with components that are not keyboard accessible. Adding proper ARIA roles and properties will help improve accessibility and user experience.
How: Ensure that each interactive element has a role and that they are properly labeled using ARIA attributes. For example, the Button components should have aria-label properties that describe their function.
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