refactor: split user page in components and composables#17
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Pull request overview
Refactors the /user/[name] page by extracting UI and logic into dedicated components and composables to reduce page complexity and improve maintainability.
Changes:
- Split the user page into
UserCard,UserError,UserAnalysisCard, and a skeleton component. - Extracted SEO logic into
useSeoUser/useSeoAnalysis. - Extracted classification label/description logic into
useClassificationDetails.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| app/pages/user/[name].vue | Simplifies page: fetches account user, delegates rendering/analysis/SEO to composables/components. |
| app/composables/useSeo.ts | New composables to set OG metadata for user + analysis. |
| app/composables/useClassificationDetails.ts | New composable encapsulating score→label/description mapping. |
| app/components/UserError.vue | New component for rendering 404 and generic error states. |
| app/components/UserCard.vue | New component for rendering the GitHub user profile card. |
| app/components/UserAnalysisCardSkeleton.vue | New skeleton/loading UI for analysis card. |
| app/components/UserAnalysisCard.vue | New component handling analysis fetch + rendering results and flags. |
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughIntroduces new composables for score classification and SEO, adds several presentational components (UserCard, UserError, AnalysisCard, CardSkeleton, GenericError), and refactors the user page and index to use these components and new composables. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant Browser
participant UserPage as user/[name].vue
participant AnalysisCard
participant API as /api/identify-replicant
participant Head as useHead
Browser->>UserPage: navigate to /user/:name
UserPage->>AnalysisCard: render with username
AnalysisCard->>API: GET /identify-replicant/{username}?created_at&repos_count
API-->>AnalysisCard: analysis payload
AnalysisCard->>AnalysisCard: compute score, classification (useClassificationDetails)
AnalysisCard->>Head: update og:description (useSeoAnalysis)
AnalysisCard-->>UserPage: display analysis UI / flags / links
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
app/composables/useClassificationDetails.ts (1)
3-30: Let this composable own the full classification view model.The same threshold cascade is still duplicated in
app/components/UserAnalysisCard.vuefor the icon and color classes. Returning those tokens here too would keep the classification UI on one source of truth and reduce drift the next time the thresholds change.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@app/composables/useClassificationDetails.ts` around lines 3 - 30, The composable useClassificationDetails currently only returns classificationDetails (label/description) but the same threshold logic is duplicated elsewhere; extend useClassificationDetails to own the full classification view model by adding and returning additional tokens (e.g., iconName and colorClass or similar) alongside classificationDetails so callers like UserAnalysisCard.vue can consume a single source of truth; update the computed in useClassificationDetails that inspects toValue(score) (using CONFIG.THRESHOLD_HUMAN and CONFIG.THRESHOLD_SUSPICIOUS) to return an object with { label, description, iconName, colorClass } (or equivalent property names used by your UI) so icon and color logic is removed from UserAnalysisCard.vue.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@app/components/UserAnalysisCard.vue`:
- Around line 42-43: The classification UI functions ignore community flags:
compute hasCommunityFlag from data.value (e.g., data.value?.flags?.community)
and ensure useClassificationDetails and classificationIcon receive that flag (or
update useClassificationDetails to accept a second parameter) so
classificationDetails and classificationIcon derive state from both score and
hasCommunityFlag; also ensure scoreClasses still treats hasCommunityFlag as
top-level but that classificationDetails/classificationIcon logic short-circuits
to the community-flagged state when hasCommunityFlag is true.
- Around line 109-117: The wrapper currently uses a <span> that contains an <h3>
(invalid HTML); change the outer element in the block that renders the
classification (the element using :class="scoreClasses.text") from a span to a
block-level container (e.g., div) or alternatively move the icon
(classificationIcon) into the <h3> so the heading contains both the icon and the
label (keep the existing classes like "flex gap-2 items-center mb-2" and
"text-base" applied appropriately); update the template around
classificationIcon and {{ classificationDetails.label }} so the markup is
semantically correct and styling is preserved.
- Around line 11-21: The fetch call using useFetch should be made reactive:
replace the static query object and static key with computed properties so
changes to props.user.created_at, props.user.public_repos, and username.value
trigger refetch/cache variations; specifically, create a computed (e.g.,
queryParams) that returns { created_at: props.user.created_at, repos_count:
props.user.public_repos } and use a computed key (e.g., analysisKey) like
`analysis:${username.value}:${props.user.created_at}:${props.user.public_repos}`,
then pass query: queryParams.value (or the computed directly if useFetch accepts
it) and key: analysisKey to useFetch and update watch to include any reactive
refs used (username and the computed) so the request re-runs when those user
properties change.
In `@app/components/UserCard.vue`:
- Around line 33-35: The stats row is being hidden at all sizes because the ul
uses the global "hidden" utility alongside "@xl:flex"; remove the "hidden" class
(or replace it with a size-scoped hidden like "@sm:hidden" if you need to hide
only on certain breakpoints) so the <ul> with class "text-gh-muted `@md`:mt-4
text-sm hidden `@xl`:flex flex-wrap gap-4 flex-row" in UserCard.vue renders the
followers/repos/Since at non-xl sizes; ensure the final class string includes a
base "flex" (or no hidden) and the desired breakpoint-specific utilities.
In `@app/components/UserGenericError.vue`:
- Around line 16-17: The component currently only displays error.data?.message
which can be undefined leaving the UI blank; update the render logic in
UserGenericError.vue (the template that references error.data?.message) to
provide a non-empty fallback such as using error.data?.message || error.message
|| 'An unexpected error occurred' (or similar user-friendly text) so that
network failures or serialization issues still show a meaningful message; ensure
the fallback is used wherever error.data?.message is referenced in this
component.
In `@app/pages/user/`[name].vue:
- Around line 17-21: The cache key passed to useFetch is currently a static
string and doesn't update when username changes, causing shared async-data
across navigations; update the key to be reactive (e.g., provide a function or a
computed that returns `account:${username.value}`) so the key changes with
username.value and useFetch creates distinct cache entries; adjust the call site
(useFetch invocation and its key option) to reference the reactive key and keep
the existing URL getter/watch as-is.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@app/composables/useClassificationDetails.ts`:
- Around line 3-30: The composable useClassificationDetails currently only
returns classificationDetails (label/description) but the same threshold logic
is duplicated elsewhere; extend useClassificationDetails to own the full
classification view model by adding and returning additional tokens (e.g.,
iconName and colorClass or similar) alongside classificationDetails so callers
like UserAnalysisCard.vue can consume a single source of truth; update the
computed in useClassificationDetails that inspects toValue(score) (using
CONFIG.THRESHOLD_HUMAN and CONFIG.THRESHOLD_SUSPICIOUS) to return an object with
{ label, description, iconName, colorClass } (or equivalent property names used
by your UI) so icon and color logic is removed from UserAnalysisCard.vue.
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| const { data, status, error } = useFetch( | ||
| () => `/api/identify-replicant/${username.value}`, | ||
| { | ||
| query: { | ||
| created_at: props.user.created_at, | ||
| repos_count: props.user.public_repos, | ||
| }, | ||
| key: `analysis:${username.value}`, | ||
| watch: [username], | ||
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🌐 Web query:
Nuxt 3 useFetch query reactivity computed property watch
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useFetch() will refetch when its reactive dependencies change if you pass refs/computeds into its options (e.g., query)—because query is typed as a MaybeRefOrGetter (so refs/computeds are supported) and Nuxt tracks them for reactivity. [1][2]
Pattern 1: reactive query (refetches automatically)
const page = ref(1)
const q = ref('nuxt')
const query = computed(() => ({
page: page.value,
q: q.value,
}))
const { data, pending, refresh } = await useFetch('/api/posts', { query })When page or q changes, the fetch is re-run (you can still call refresh() manually). [1][2]
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Use watch when the reactive dependency isn’t directly inside query/URL (or you want to be explicit):
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Common gotcha
If you set immediate: false, Nuxt won’t do the initial request until you call execute()/refresh(), and watch-triggered refresh behavior can surprise you—so keep immediate: true (default) unless you truly want manual control. [2]
Sources: Nuxt useFetch API docs [1] and discussion/notes on useFetch/useAsyncData watch + immediate behavior [2].
[1] (nuxt.com)
[2] (answeroverflow.com)
Citations:
- 1: https://nuxt.com/docs/3.x/api/composables/use-fetch?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://www.answeroverflow.com/m/1380096278322745414?utm_source=openai
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File path is incorrect and query should use reactive properties.
The file is app/components/Analysis/Card.vue (not UserAnalysisCard.vue).
On lines 11-21, the query object containing created_at and repos_count should be a computed property so it re-fetches when those fields change. Currently it's a plain object, and watch only tracks username, so if other user properties update while the component stays mounted, the query becomes stale. The key should also be reactive to cache correctly.
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+const analysisQuery = computed(() => ({
+ created_at: props.user.created_at,
+ repos_count: props.user.public_repos,
+}));
+
+const analysisKey = computed(
+ () =>
+ `analysis:${username.value}:${props.user.created_at}:${props.user.public_repos}`,
+);
+
const { data, status, error } = useFetch(
() => `/api/identify-replicant/${username.value}`,
{
- query: {
- created_at: props.user.created_at,
- repos_count: props.user.public_repos,
- },
- key: `analysis:${username.value}`,
- watch: [username],
+ query: analysisQuery,
+ key: analysisKey,
+ watch: [username, () => props.user.created_at, () => props.user.public_repos],
lazy: true,
},
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| const { data, status, error } = useFetch( | |
| () => `/api/identify-replicant/${username.value}`, | |
| { | |
| query: { | |
| created_at: props.user.created_at, | |
| repos_count: props.user.public_repos, | |
| }, | |
| key: `analysis:${username.value}`, | |
| watch: [username], | |
| lazy: true, | |
| }, | |
| const analysisQuery = computed(() => ({ | |
| created_at: props.user.created_at, | |
| repos_count: props.user.public_repos, | |
| })); | |
| const analysisKey = computed( | |
| () => | |
| `analysis:${username.value}:${props.user.created_at}:${props.user.public_repos}`, | |
| ); | |
| const { data, status, error } = useFetch( | |
| () => `/api/identify-replicant/${username.value}`, | |
| { | |
| query: analysisQuery, | |
| key: analysisKey, | |
| watch: [username, () => props.user.created_at, () => props.user.public_repos], | |
| lazy: true, | |
| }, | |
| ); |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/components/UserAnalysisCard.vue` around lines 11 - 21, The fetch call
using useFetch should be made reactive: replace the static query object and
static key with computed properties so changes to props.user.created_at,
props.user.public_repos, and username.value trigger refetch/cache variations;
specifically, create a computed (e.g., queryParams) that returns { created_at:
props.user.created_at, repos_count: props.user.public_repos } and use a computed
key (e.g., analysisKey) like
`analysis:${username.value}:${props.user.created_at}:${props.user.public_repos}`,
then pass query: queryParams.value (or the computed directly if useFetch accepts
it) and key: analysisKey to useFetch and update watch to include any reactive
refs used (username and the computed) so the request re-runs when those user
properties change.
| const score = computed<number>(() => data.value?.analysis.score ?? 0); | ||
| const { classificationDetails } = useClassificationDetails(score); |
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Community flags do not override the headline state.
scoreClasses treats hasCommunityFlag as a top-level warning, but classificationDetails and classificationIcon still derive only from score. A community-flagged account can therefore render a red card headed by the growth icon and “Organic activity”.
Also applies to: 45-87
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/components/UserAnalysisCard.vue` around lines 42 - 43, The classification
UI functions ignore community flags: compute hasCommunityFlag from data.value
(e.g., data.value?.flags?.community) and ensure useClassificationDetails and
classificationIcon receive that flag (or update useClassificationDetails to
accept a second parameter) so classificationDetails and classificationIcon
derive state from both score and hasCommunityFlag; also ensure scoreClasses
still treats hasCommunityFlag as top-level but that
classificationDetails/classificationIcon logic short-circuits to the
community-flagged state when hasCommunityFlag is true.
| <span | ||
| class="flex gap-2 items-center mb-2" | ||
| :class="scoreClasses.text" | ||
| > | ||
| <span :class="classificationIcon" class="text-base" /> | ||
| <h3 class="text-xl font-mono"> | ||
| {{ classificationDetails.label }} | ||
| </h3> | ||
| </span> |
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Use valid heading markup here.
The wrapper is a <span>, but it contains an <h3>. Swap it to a block container or move the icon into the heading to avoid invalid HTML.
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- <span
+ <div
class="flex gap-2 items-center mb-2"
:class="scoreClasses.text"
>
<span :class="classificationIcon" class="text-base" />
<h3 class="text-xl font-mono">
{{ classificationDetails.label }}
</h3>
- </span>
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| <span | |
| class="flex gap-2 items-center mb-2" | |
| :class="scoreClasses.text" | |
| > | |
| <span :class="classificationIcon" class="text-base" /> | |
| <h3 class="text-xl font-mono"> | |
| {{ classificationDetails.label }} | |
| </h3> | |
| </span> | |
| <div | |
| class="flex gap-2 items-center mb-2" | |
| :class="scoreClasses.text" | |
| > | |
| <span :class="classificationIcon" class="text-base" /> | |
| <h3 class="text-xl font-mono"> | |
| {{ classificationDetails.label }} | |
| </h3> | |
| </div> |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/components/UserAnalysisCard.vue` around lines 109 - 117, The wrapper
currently uses a <span> that contains an <h3> (invalid HTML); change the outer
element in the block that renders the classification (the element using
:class="scoreClasses.text") from a span to a block-level container (e.g., div)
or alternatively move the icon (classificationIcon) into the <h3> so the heading
contains both the icon and the label (keep the existing classes like "flex gap-2
items-center mb-2" and "text-base" applied appropriately); update the template
around classificationIcon and {{ classificationDetails.label }} so the markup is
semantically correct and styling is preserved.
| <ul | ||
| class="text-gh-muted @md:mt-4 text-sm hidden @xl:flex flex-wrap gap-4 flex-row" | ||
| > |
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This hides the stats row below @xl.
hidden @XL:flex removes followers, repos, and “Since” from mobile and most desktop widths, and there isn't an alternate rendering in this component.
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- class="text-gh-muted `@md`:mt-4 text-sm hidden `@xl`:flex flex-wrap gap-4 flex-row"
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| <ul | |
| class="text-gh-muted @md:mt-4 text-sm hidden @xl:flex flex-wrap gap-4 flex-row" | |
| > | |
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| class="text-gh-muted `@md`:mt-4 text-sm flex flex-wrap gap-4 flex-row" | |
| > |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/components/UserCard.vue` around lines 33 - 35, The stats row is being
hidden at all sizes because the ul uses the global "hidden" utility alongside
"@xl:flex"; remove the "hidden" class (or replace it with a size-scoped hidden
like "@sm:hidden" if you need to hide only on certain breakpoints) so the <ul>
with class "text-gh-muted `@md`:mt-4 text-sm hidden `@xl`:flex flex-wrap gap-4
flex-row" in UserCard.vue renders the followers/repos/Since at non-xl sizes;
ensure the final class string includes a base "flex" (or no hidden) and the
desired breakpoint-specific utilities.
| <p class="text-gh-muted"> | ||
| {{ error.data?.message }} |
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Add a non-empty fallback message to GenericError.vue.
This component only renders error.data?.message. Even though the API endpoints define error messages, edge cases like network failures or error serialization issues could result in error.data being undefined, leaving this fallback component blank.
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<p class="text-gh-muted">
- {{ error.data?.message }}
+ {{ error.data?.message || "Something went wrong. Please try again." }}
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| <p class="text-gh-muted"> | |
| {{ error.data?.message }} | |
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/components/UserGenericError.vue` around lines 16 - 17, The component
currently only displays error.data?.message which can be undefined leaving the
UI blank; update the render logic in UserGenericError.vue (the template that
references error.data?.message) to provide a non-empty fallback such as using
error.data?.message || error.message || 'An unexpected error occurred' (or
similar user-friendly text) so that network failures or serialization issues
still show a meaningful message; ensure the fallback is used wherever
error.data?.message is referenced in this component.
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app/pages/user/[name].vue (1)
17-21:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorStill unresolved: the user fetch key is static.
Line 20 is still evaluated once at setup, so when the same page instance is reused for another
nameparam,useFetchrefetches the new URL but keeps sharing the original async-data slot. That can bleed profile state across navigations. Please verify this against NuxtuseFetchkey behavior before merge.💡 Suggested change
+const accountKey = computed(() => `account:${username.value}`); + const { data: user, error } = await useFetch( () => `/api/account/${username.value}`, { - key: `account:${username.value}`, + key: accountKey, watch: [username], }, );🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@app/pages/user/`[name].vue around lines 17 - 21, The fetch key passed to useFetch is currently a static string evaluated once and causes async-data to be shared across navigations; change the key to be reactive by providing a function or a computed that returns `account:${username.value}` (e.g., use key: () => `account:${username.value}` or key: computed(() => `account:${username.value}`)) so the key updates when username changes, ensuring the useFetch call (involving useFetch, username, and the user/error binding) creates distinct async-data slots per route and prevents profile state bleed.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@app/components/Analysis/Card.vue`:
- Around line 11-21: The async-data cache key for useFetch is static and causes
shared state across users; make the key reactive to username by replacing the
plain string `key: \`analysis:${username.value}\`` with a reactive/computed key
(or function) that derives from `username` (e.g., use a computed or a function
that returns `analysis:${username.value}`) so each username gets its own cache
entry; update the useFetch call that defines `key` to reference this reactive
key to prevent stale/mismatched analysis data when switching users.
In `@app/components/GenericError.vue`:
- Around line 16-18: The GenericError.vue component currently renders an empty
paragraph when error.data?.message is missing; update the template logic in
GenericError.vue (where error.data?.message is referenced) to conditionally
render the <p class="text-gh-muted"> only when error.data?.message is non-empty
(or provide a fallback string like "An unexpected error occurred" when absent)
so the error card shows useful feedback or hides the empty message instead of
rendering a blank card.
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Duplicate comments:
In `@app/pages/user/`[name].vue:
- Around line 17-21: The fetch key passed to useFetch is currently a static
string evaluated once and causes async-data to be shared across navigations;
change the key to be reactive by providing a function or a computed that returns
`account:${username.value}` (e.g., use key: () => `account:${username.value}` or
key: computed(() => `account:${username.value}`)) so the key updates when
username changes, ensuring the useFetch call (involving useFetch, username, and
the user/error binding) creates distinct async-data slots per route and prevents
profile state bleed.
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Don’t render an empty error card when data.message is missing.
This shared component is used by both app/components/User/Error.vue and app/components/Analysis/Card.vue, but useFetch errors do not always populate error.data?.message. In those cases, Lines 16-18 render a blank card instead of actionable feedback.
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- <p class="text-gh-muted">
- {{ error.data?.message }}
- </p>
+ <p class="text-gh-muted">
+ {{
+ error.data?.message ??
+ error.statusMessage ??
+ "Something went wrong while loading this section."
+ }}
+ </p>📝 Committable suggestion
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| <p class="text-gh-muted"> | |
| {{ error.data?.message }} | |
| </p> | |
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| {{ | |
| error.data?.message ?? | |
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| "Something went wrong while loading this section." | |
| }} | |
| </p> |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/components/GenericError.vue` around lines 16 - 18, The GenericError.vue
component currently renders an empty paragraph when error.data?.message is
missing; update the template logic in GenericError.vue (where
error.data?.message is referenced) to conditionally render the <p
class="text-gh-muted"> only when error.data?.message is non-empty (or provide a
fallback string like "An unexpected error occurred" when absent) so the error
card shows useful feedback or hides the empty message instead of rendering a
blank card.
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app/components/Analysis/Card.vue (1)
99-101: Consider skeleton display during initial fetch.
status === 'pending'withlazy: truemeans the skeleton shows only while the fetch is in-flight. However, since the fetch starts lazily after the component mounts, there may be a brief moment where neither skeleton nor data displays. This is typically acceptable, but worth verifying the UX during initial page load.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@app/components/Analysis/Card.vue` around lines 99 - 101, The skeleton can be missing briefly because lazy: true delays the fetch; update the template so AnalysisCardSkeleton renders for both initial idle and in-flight states (e.g., change the v-if from status === 'pending' to status === 'pending' || status === 'idle') or alternatively call the lazy fetch trigger on mounted (invoke the composable's trigger/startFetch method) so status leaves 'idle' immediately; reference status, AnalysisCardSkeleton, GenericError and the lazy fetch trigger when making the change.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Nitpick comments:
In `@app/components/Analysis/Card.vue`:
- Around line 99-101: The skeleton can be missing briefly because lazy: true
delays the fetch; update the template so AnalysisCardSkeleton renders for both
initial idle and in-flight states (e.g., change the v-if from status ===
'pending' to status === 'pending' || status === 'idle') or alternatively call
the lazy fetch trigger on mounted (invoke the composable's trigger/startFetch
method) so status leaves 'idle' immediately; reference status,
AnalysisCardSkeleton, GenericError and the lazy fetch trigger when making the
change.
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