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src/routes/images/+page.svelte (1)
558-561: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionMissing ArcaneButton replacement
This button in the empty state hasn't been updated to use the ArcaneButton component like other buttons in the file, creating an inconsistency in the UI.
Replace the standard Button with ArcaneButton for consistency:
-<Button variant="outline" size="sm" onclick={() => (isPullDialogOpen = true)}> - <Download class="size-4" /> - Pull Image -</Button> +<ArcaneButton action="pull" customLabel="Pull Image" onClick={() => (isPullDialogOpen = true)} size="sm" />
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src/routes/settings/tabs/docker-settings.svelte (1)
148-149: Button styling updated but spacing is affected.The button now uses the
arcane-button-saveclass, but removing the margin-right (mr-2) from the Plus icon eliminates the spacing between the icon and text. Consider ensuring proper spacing between button content elements.-<Plus class="size-4" /> Add Registry +<Plus class="size-4 mr-2" /> Add Registrysrc/lib/components/dialogs/user-form-dialog.svelte (1)
130-134: Icon spacing removed from button content.The removal of the margin-right (
mr-2) from both theLoader2andSubmitIconcomponents eliminates the spacing between the icons and text, potentially affecting readability.-<Loader2 class="animate-spin size-4" /> +<Loader2 class="animate-spin size-4 mr-2" />-<SubmitIcon class="size-4" /> +<SubmitIcon class="size-4 mr-2" />src/routes/containers/create-container-dialog.svelte (1)
164-184: Enhanced form validation and debugging.The added validation checks for missing image and container name provide better user feedback through toast error messages. The console logging helps with debugging.
Consider extracting these validation checks into a separate function to improve code organization and testability.
- if (!selectedImage) { - toast.error('Image selection is required'); - return; - } - - if (!containerName.trim()) { - toast.error('Container name is required'); - return; - } - - if (isCreating) { - return; // Already processing - } + function validateForm() { + if (!selectedImage) { + toast.error('Image selection is required'); + return false; + } + + if (!containerName.trim()) { + toast.error('Container name is required'); + return false; + } + + if (isCreating) { + return false; // Already processing + } + + return true; + } + + if (!validateForm()) { + return; + }src/routes/networks/[networkId]/+page.svelte (3)
38-42: Early-exit guard is helpful, but consider surfacing it sooner.
network?.Idis validated only insidetriggerRemove().
If the page ever renders without a network object (e.g. due to stale client cache) the “Remove Network” button is still shown but will just toast an error.
You could disable the button up-front when!network?.Idto avoid a confusing round-trip for the user.-<ArcaneButton action="remove" customLabel="Remove Network" - onClick={triggerRemove} - loading={isRemoving} - disabled={isRemoving || isPredefined} - label={isPredefined ? 'Cannot remove predefined networks' : 'Delete Network'} /> +<ArcaneButton + action="remove" + customLabel="Remove Network" + on:click={triggerRemove} + loading={isRemoving} + disabled={isRemoving || isPredefined || !network?.Id} + title={isPredefined ? 'Cannot remove predefined networks' : undefined} />Note the additional
titleattribute (see next comment).
111-112: Replace non-standardlabelattribute withtitleoraria-label.
label="…"is not a valid HTML attribute for<button>elements and will leak into the DOM as an unknown attribute.
Usetitlefor tool-tips oraria-labelfor accessibility instead.- label={isPredefined ? 'Cannot remove predefined networks' : 'Delete Network'} + title={isPredefined ? 'Cannot remove predefined networks' : undefined}
18-24: Singleton service instance could live outside component scope.
const networkApi = new NetworkAPIService();is re-created every time the page is instantiated.
If the service maintains internal state (e.g. auth headers or interceptors) it’s more efficient & predictable to keep a shared instance in a module or DI container.No immediate action required, just a design consideration.
src/app.css (2)
157-166: Attribute-contains selector is brittle & may produce side-effects.
[class*='arcane-button-']matches ANY className that merely includes that substring, even in unrelated components (e.g.my-arcane-button-wrapper).
Prefer a dedicated base class (.arcane-button) with explicit modifier classes (.is-remove,.is-create, …) to avoid accidental styling collisions and to keep CSS specificity predictable.No immediate breakage, but watch for false positives as the codebase grows.
173-197:!importanteverywhere reduces theme extensibility.Most color rules end with
!important, making them hard to override in downstream themes or component-specific tweaks.
Reserve!importantfor edge cases; otherwise rely on specificity (.arcane-button--primary:hover) so future brand changes don’t need a full stylesheet audit.src/lib/components/arcane-button.svelte (5)
83-95: Enhance accessibility for loading stateWhile the component correctly handles aria-label for icon-only buttons, consider adding
aria-busyattribute when the button is in a loading state to improve accessibility.-<Button variant={config.variant} size={customSize} class={`${extraClass} ${config.customClass || ''}`} disabled={disabled || loading} onclick={onClick} aria-label={isIconOnlyButton ? displayLabel : undefined}> +<Button variant={config.variant} size={customSize} class={`${extraClass} ${config.customClass || ''}`} disabled={disabled || loading} on:click={onClick} aria-label={isIconOnlyButton ? displayLabel : undefined} aria-busy={loading}>
54-69: Consider adding explicit color information in the configurationCurrently, the button's color is determined by the
variantproperty and custom classes. For better maintainability, consider adding explicit color properties to the configuration object, which would make the color choices more obvious to developers.
9-26: Consider adding a 'type' prop for form buttonsFor buttons used in forms, it's important to specify the
typeattribute (e.g., "submit", "button", "reset"). Consider adding atypeprop with a default value of "button" to ensure proper form handling.
5-5: Consider using a more specific type name than 'Action'The type name 'Action' is quite generic. Since this specifically refers to button actions, a more descriptive name like 'ButtonAction' or 'ArcaneButtonAction' would better communicate its purpose and reduce potential naming conflicts.
84-94: Consider extracting icon components to constants for better readabilityThe conditional rendering in the template is functional but could be more readable by extracting the icon components to derived constants.
<script lang="ts"> // ... existing code ... // Extract icon rendering logic let ButtonIcon = $derived(() => { if (loading) { return { component: Loader2, classes: `animate-spin ${iconMarginClass} size-4` }; } else { return { component: config.IconComponent, classes: `${iconMarginClass} size-4` }; } }); </script> <Button variant={config.variant} size={customSize} class={`${extraClass} ${config.customClass || ''}`} disabled={disabled || loading} on:click={onClick} aria-label={isIconOnlyButton ? displayLabel : undefined}> <svelte:component this={ButtonIcon.component} class={ButtonIcon.classes} /> {#if !isIconOnlyButton} {loading ? displayLoadingLabel : displayLabel} {/if} </Button>
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src/app.css(1 hunks)src/lib/components/action-buttons.svelte(2 hunks)src/lib/components/arcane-button.svelte(1 hunks)src/lib/components/confirm-dialog/confirm-dialog.svelte(1 hunks)src/lib/components/dialogs/prune-confirmation-dialog.svelte(1 hunks)src/lib/components/dialogs/registry-form-dialog.svelte(1 hunks)src/lib/components/dialogs/user-form-dialog.svelte(1 hunks)src/lib/services/docker/auto-update-service.ts(1 hunks)src/lib/services/docker/stack-service.ts(1 hunks)src/routes/+page.svelte(3 hunks)src/routes/api/containers/+server.ts(1 hunks)src/routes/auth/login/+page.svelte(3 hunks)src/routes/containers/+page.svelte(3 hunks)src/routes/containers/create-container-dialog.svelte(3 hunks)src/routes/images/+page.svelte(2 hunks)src/routes/images/[imageId]/+page.svelte(3 hunks)src/routes/networks/+page.svelte(3 hunks)src/routes/networks/CreateNetworkDialog.svelte(3 hunks)src/routes/networks/[networkId]/+page.server.ts(0 hunks)src/routes/networks/[networkId]/+page.svelte(4 hunks)src/routes/onboarding/settings/+page.svelte(0 hunks)src/routes/settings/+page.svelte(1 hunks)src/routes/settings/tabs/authentication.svelte(3 hunks)src/routes/settings/tabs/docker-settings.svelte(1 hunks)src/routes/settings/tabs/user-management.svelte(1 hunks)src/routes/stacks/+page.svelte(4 hunks)src/routes/stacks/[stackId]/+page.svelte(2 hunks)src/routes/stacks/new/+page.svelte(2 hunks)src/routes/volumes/+page.svelte(3 hunks)src/routes/volumes/[volumeName]/+page.svelte(3 hunks)src/routes/volumes/create-volume-dialog.svelte(2 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (53)
src/lib/services/docker/auto-update-service.ts (1)
3-3: Remove unused import for cleanliness
Good removal of the unusedlistImagesimport fromimage-service, which keeps the module dependencies tidy and avoids clutter.src/routes/settings/+page.svelte (1)
65-65: LGTM: Good styling consistencyAdding the
arcane-button-saveclass aligns this button with the new styling system being implemented across the application.src/routes/settings/tabs/user-management.svelte (1)
109-111: LGTM: Button styling updated correctlyThe button styling has been updated to use the new
arcane-button-saveclass, and the icon styling is now consistent with the new pattern (removing the margin class).src/lib/components/confirm-dialog/confirm-dialog.svelte (2)
30-30: LGTM: Cancel button styling is consistentGood addition of the
arcane-button-cancelclass to maintain styling consistency with other cancel buttons throughout the application.
32-33: LGTM: Confirmation button styling is consistentGood addition of the
arcane-button-createclass for the confirmation button, aligning with the application-wide styling update.src/lib/components/dialogs/prune-confirmation-dialog.svelte (2)
96-96: LGTM: Cancel button styling is consistentGood addition of the
arcane-button-cancelclass to maintain styling consistency with other cancel buttons throughout the application.
97-97: LGTM: Destructive action button styling is consistentGood addition of the
arcane-button-removeclass for the prune button, providing a consistent destructive action styling across the app.src/lib/components/dialogs/registry-form-dialog.svelte (1)
71-72: Button styling standardization applied successfully.The addition of
arcane-button-cancelandarcane-button-createclasses aligns with the PR's goal of standardizing button styles across the application.src/lib/components/dialogs/user-form-dialog.svelte (1)
127-128: Button styling standardization applied successfully.The addition of
arcane-button-cancelandarcane-button-createclasses aligns with the PR's goal of standardizing button styles.src/routes/auth/login/+page.svelte (3)
95-96: Button styling standardization applied correctly.The addition of
arcane-button-restartclass aligns with the PR's goal of standardizing button styles, and the spacing between the icon and text is preserved withmr-3.
149-150: Button styling standardization applied correctly.The
arcane-button-createclass has been properly added to maintain consistency with other submission buttons throughout the application.
172-173: Button styling standardization applied correctly.The addition of
arcane-button-restartclass aligns with the PR's goal of standardizing button styles, and the spacing between the icon and text is preserved withmr-2.src/routes/+page.svelte (3)
182-182: Good addition of standardized button styling class.The
arcane-button-restartclass aligns with the button styling standardization across the application, maintaining consistent theme while preserving the existing Button component structure.
347-347: Nice UX improvement with clickable card title.Converting the "Containers" title to a clickable link provides users with an additional navigation option beyond the "View All" button, enhancing discoverability and user experience.
412-412: Good consistency in navigation pattern.Applying the same clickable title pattern to the "Images" section maintains consistency with the Containers section, creating a predictable navigation pattern throughout the dashboard.
src/routes/api/containers/+server.ts (1)
21-26: Good defensive coding for container name handling.Explicitly extracting and resetting the container name in the configuration ensures consistency for downstream code. This makes the code more robust against potential inconsistencies in the incoming request data.
src/routes/containers/+page.svelte (3)
21-21: Good addition of ArcaneButton import.Adding the new ArcaneButton component import is the first step in standardizing button components across the application.
188-188: Good implementation of standardized button component.Replacing the Button with ArcaneButton in the empty state view improves code maintainability by:
- Using declarative props (
action="create",label="Create Container")- Moving presentation logic into the component
- Following React-style event handler naming (
onClickvsonclick)
199-199: Good consistency in button implementation.Using the same ArcaneButton component and prop pattern here maintains consistency with the previous instance, ensuring uniform button behavior and appearance throughout the container management UI.
src/routes/stacks/[stackId]/+page.svelte (2)
22-22: Good addition of ArcaneButton import.Adding the ArcaneButton component import extends the button standardization to the stack management UI.
290-290: Good implementation of Save button using ArcaneButton.The replacement of the standard Button with ArcaneButton for the save action:
- Uses a consistent action-based approach (
action="save")- Properly handles the loading state
- Follows the same event handler pattern as other implementations
This standardization improves both code maintainability and user experience consistency.
src/routes/settings/tabs/authentication.svelte (1)
311-311: LGTM - Button styling standardization looks good.The conditional application of CSS classes (
arcane-button-createfor selected policy,arcane-button-restartfor others) provides clear visual differentiation between selected and non-selected password policy options.Also applies to: 324-324, 337-337
src/routes/networks/+page.svelte (2)
19-19: LGTM - New ArcaneButton import.The import is correctly placed and will enable the button standardization throughout this file.
216-216: Consistent button migration to ArcaneButton component.The implementation correctly replaces Button components with ArcaneButton, maintaining all the necessary props for functionality (action, customLabel, loading states, etc.).
Also applies to: 218-218, 288-288
src/routes/stacks/+page.svelte (2)
20-20: LGTM - New ArcaneButton import.The import is correctly placed and will enable the button standardization throughout this file.
209-209: Consistent implementation of ArcaneButton component.All button replacements maintain the necessary functionality while standardizing on the new ArcaneButton component. The implementation includes appropriate action types, labels, and event handlers.
Also applies to: 258-258, 336-338
src/routes/volumes/[volumeName]/+page.svelte (2)
16-16: LGTM - New ArcaneButton import.The import is correctly placed and will enable the button standardization throughout this file.
98-98: Effective replacement of standard buttons with ArcaneButton.Both the "Remove Volume" and "Back to Volumes" buttons have been successfully migrated to the new ArcaneButton component with appropriate action types, labels, and functionality.
Also applies to: 279-279
src/lib/services/docker/stack-service.ts (2)
1757-1758: Simplification of YAML parsing.The change uses
js-yaml'sloadmethod directly instead of potentially using CommonJS dependencies, which simplifies the code and removes unnecessary abstraction.
1766-1767: Improved variable handling.The function now immediately returns the substituted YAML object if an environment variable getter is provided, which streamlines the logic flow.
src/routes/containers/create-container-dialog.svelte (2)
18-18: Import added for new ArcaneButton component.The import statement properly integrates the new standardized button component, aligning with the PR's goal of updating button styling.
675-676: Replaced traditional buttons with ArcaneButton components.The Dialog footer now uses the standardized ArcaneButton component, providing consistent styling and behavior across the application.
src/routes/stacks/new/+page.svelte (2)
17-17: Added import for ArcaneButton component.The import statement correctly brings in the new standardized button component.
66-77: Improved UI layout with standardized button component.The header layout has been restructured to include an ArcaneButton for form submission, replacing the button that was previously in the footer. This creates a more consistent user experience across the application.
src/routes/volumes/create-volume-dialog.svelte (2)
12-12: Added import for ArcaneButton component.The import statement properly integrates the new standardized button component.
129-131: Replaced Dialog footer buttons with ArcaneButton components.The footer now uses the standardized ArcaneButton components, providing consistent styling and behavior. The use of specific props like
customLabel,loadingLabel, and proper disabled state handling ensures the button behavior is appropriate for the context.src/routes/images/[imageId]/+page.svelte (3)
17-17: Appropriate ArcaneButton import addedThe import for the new ArcaneButton component is correctly added to support the button replacements in this file.
79-79: Good implementation of the Remove buttonThe original Button component has been properly replaced with ArcaneButton, maintaining all functionality including the onClick handler, loading state, and disabled state while simplifying the markup.
188-188: Effective fallback button implementationThe "Back to Images" navigation button is properly implemented with ArcaneButton, using appropriate action type, custom label, and preserving the original onClick behavior.
src/routes/volumes/+page.svelte (4)
19-19: Appropriate ArcaneButton import addedThe import for the new ArcaneButton component is correctly added to support the button replacements in this file.
220-220: Well-implemented Delete Selected buttonThe button appropriately uses the ArcaneButton component with "remove" action type and correctly passes loading states, disabled states, and dynamic count of selected items in the custom label.
222-222: Good implementation of Create Volume buttonThe header Create Volume button has been properly replaced with ArcaneButton, maintaining the original functionality while simplifying the markup.
295-297: Consistent button styling in empty stateThe empty state Create Volume button implementation matches the header button styling but appropriately uses a smaller size, maintaining visual consistency while adapting to the context.
src/lib/components/action-buttons.svelte (3)
10-10: Appropriate ArcaneButton import addedThe import for the new ArcaneButton component is correctly added to support the button replacements in this file.
152-156: Good implementation of primary action buttonsThe start/deploy, stop, and restart buttons have been properly replaced with ArcaneButton components. Each button maintains its original functionality while using the appropriate action type and loading state.
159-164: Effective implementation of secondary action buttonsThe container and stack-specific buttons (remove, redeploy, pull) have been properly replaced with ArcaneButton components, maintaining all functionality while simplifying the markup.
src/routes/images/+page.svelte (3)
25-25: Appropriate ArcaneButton import addedThe import for the new ArcaneButton component is correctly added to support the button replacements in this file.
464-464: Well-implemented Delete Selected buttonThe button appropriately uses the ArcaneButton component with "remove" action type and correctly passes loading and disabled states.
466-468: Good implementation of action buttonsThe Prune Unused, Pull Image, and Check Updates buttons are properly replaced with ArcaneButton components, maintaining the original functionality and loading states.
src/routes/networks/CreateNetworkDialog.svelte (1)
8-12: Unused icon imports cleaned up – good catch.
PlusandLoader2no longer appear, so removing them avoids dead-code shipping.
No further action required.src/routes/networks/[networkId]/+page.svelte (1)
50-63: Callback wrapper hides async error propagation.
handleApiResultWithCallbacksis invoked but not awaited.
If it re-throws or returns a rejected promise, the confirmation dialog’sactionwill swallow the error silently, making debugging harder.
Consider returning its promise so callers can stillawaitor log unhandled rejections.-action: async () => { - handleApiResultWithCallbacks({ +action: () => // return promise to caller + handleApiResultWithCallbacks({ /* … */ - }); -} + })Would you double-check whether
openConfirmDialogexpects theactionto return a promise? If yes, this small change will ensure the dialog can disable/enable buttons based on the promise state automatically.src/lib/components/arcane-button.svelte (2)
1-81: Well-structured component with good documentationThe component has a clear purpose with well-documented props and type definitions. The action configuration approach provides a clean way to manage different button variants.
77-80: Good conditional class handlingThe component intelligently determines when to apply margin to icons based on whether the button is icon-only or includes text. This is a good practice for responsive design.
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