Portal link example#26
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participant User
participant LoggedIn Component
participant PortalLink
participant LogoutLink
User->>LoggedIn Component: Opens user menu
LoggedIn Component->>PortalLink: Renders "Account" link
LoggedIn Component->>LogoutLink: Renders "Sign out" link
User->>PortalLink: Clicks "Account"
PortalLink->>User: Navigates to account portal
User->>LogoutLink: Clicks "Sign out"
LogoutLink->>User: Logs out user
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234-242: LGTM! Clean CSS implementation for the user menu.The CSS styling for the new user menu is well-implemented with appropriate list styling removal and consistent text decoration for interactive elements. The class naming follows a clear convention and the styles integrate well with the existing design system.
src/components/LoggedIn.tsx (2)
2-2: Great addition of PortalLink import.Successfully imports the PortalLink component alongside LogoutLink, enabling the portal access functionality.
29-36: Excellent implementation of the PortalLink demonstration.This change successfully achieves the PR objective by demonstrating the PortalLink component usage. The implementation:
- Uses semantic HTML structure with ul/li elements
- Provides clear, accessible labels ("Account" and "Sign out")
- Integrates well with the existing design via the c-user-menu CSS class
- Creates a logical user menu flow
The PortalLink component is now prominently showcased alongside the logout functionality, making it easy for developers to understand how to implement portal access in their applications.
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| "react-dom": "^19.1.0" | ||
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The dependency updates look reasonable, but please ensure all versions exist and are free from known security vulnerabilities, especially the React 19.1.0 update and the Kinde auth library update to 5.5.0.
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Not the prettiest implementation, but demonstrates the component being used to access the portal
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