refactor(ui): replaced static svc with tabler-icon components. #452
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web-frontend/src/components/icons/GitHub.vue (1)
1-10: Well-structured component refactoringThe replacement of inline SVG with Tabler Icons is a good architectural decision that:
- Reduces code complexity
- Improves maintainability
- Provides consistent icon management across the application
web-frontend/src/components/icons/Contact.vue (1)
9-9: Consider making fill prop dynamic for theme supportThe fill prop is hardcoded to "none". Consider making it dynamic to support different themes or states.
- fill="none" + :fill="iconFill"Add to script setup:
const props = defineProps({ iconFill: { type: String, default: 'none' } });
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web-frontend/src/components/icons/GitHub.vue (1)
1-3: Verify @tabler/icons-vue dependency version
The import statement looks correct. Let's ensure we're using a fixed version of the dependency for consistency.
✅ Verification successful
@tabler/icons-vue dependency is properly specified
The dependency is correctly specified in package.json with version ^3.23.0, which is a stable version that follows semantic versioning. This ensures consistent behavior while allowing for compatible updates.
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web-frontend/src/components/icons/Instagram.vue (1)
1-3: LGTM! Clean setup implementation
The script setup syntax and import statement follow Vue 3 best practices.
web-frontend/src/components/icons/X.vue (2)
1-3: LGTM! Clean setup with proper imports
The script setup syntax is correctly used with a clean import from @tabler/icons-vue.
6-10:
Fix invalid prop syntax and consider adding size props
There are a few issues to address:
- The stroke prop uses invalid syntax with curly braces. Vue props should use v-bind or the : shorthand.
- Consider explicitly setting width and height props for consistent sizing across the application.
Apply this diff to fix the syntax and add size props:
<IconBrandX
class="icon icon-tabler icon-tabler-brand-x"
- stroke={1.5}
+ :stroke="1.5"
+ :width="24"
+ :height="24"
fill="none"
/>Let's verify if other icon components have similar issues:
web-frontend/src/components/icons/Facebook.vue (2)
1-3: LGTM! Clean implementation of script setup.
The import statement correctly uses the new Vue 3 script setup syntax and properly imports the Tabler icon component.
1-10: Verify consistency across icon components.
Since this is part of a larger icon refactoring effort, let's ensure consistency across all icon components.
✅ Verification successful
Icon components follow consistent implementation pattern
All social media icon components (Facebook, GitHub, Instagram, LinkedIn, X) follow the same consistent pattern:
- Using
<script setup>syntax - Importing from
@tabler/icons-vue - Consistent props: class naming convention, stroke={1.5}, and fill="none"
- Dependency properly declared in package.json
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web-frontend/src/components/icons/LinkedIn.vue (2)
1-3: LGTM! Clean implementation using Vue 3's script setup syntax
The import statement is properly structured and follows Vue 3 best practices.
7-7: Verify if Tabler icon classes are necessary
The class names suggest compatibility with Tabler CSS classes, but they might be redundant with the new component.
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The Tabler icon classes are consistent with the codebase pattern
The icon-tabler classes are consistently used across all icon components in the codebase that use Tabler icons, including GitHub, Facebook, Instagram, X, and Contact components. This maintains a uniform styling approach for all social media and contact icons in the application.
- All icon components under
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web-frontend/package.json (1)
15-15: Verify @tabler/icons-vue version and bundle size impact
The addition looks good, but consider:
- Verify this version for known vulnerabilities
- Ensure tree-shaking is properly configured in your build to optimize bundle size
Consider implementing dynamic imports for icons if they're not needed immediately on page load:
const IconMail = defineAsyncComponent(() =>
import('@tabler/icons-vue').then(mod => mod.IconMail)
)✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about how the icons are being imported to provide better guidance about the bundle size impact.
@tabler/icons-vue dependency is safe but could be optimized
The verification shows:
- No known vulnerabilities in @tabler/icons-vue
- Icons are imported individually (good for tree-shaking)
- Only 6 icons are used, all for social media and contact links
Suggestions for optimization:
- Current imports are already granular which is good for tree-shaking
- Consider lazy loading these icons since they're likely used in footer/header components
- Vite's default build configuration already supports tree-shaking, so bundle size impact will be minimal
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web-frontend/src/components/icons/LinkedIn.vue (1)
6-10: Consider adding accessibility attributes.While the implementation is correct, consider enhancing accessibility by adding
aria-labelorrole="img"attributes for screen readers.<IconBrandLinkedin :stroke="1.5" :fill="none" class="icon icon-tabler icon-tabler-brand-linkedin" + aria-label="LinkedIn" + role="img" />
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web-frontend/src/components/icons/Contact.vue(1 hunks)web-frontend/src/components/icons/Facebook.vue(1 hunks)web-frontend/src/components/icons/GitHub.vue(1 hunks)web-frontend/src/components/icons/Instagram.vue(1 hunks)web-frontend/src/components/icons/LinkedIn.vue(1 hunks)web-frontend/src/components/icons/X.vue(1 hunks)
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- web-frontend/src/components/icons/Contact.vue
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web-frontend/src/components/icons/GitHub.vue (2)
1-3: LGTM! Clean import using Vue 3's script setup syntax
The component correctly imports IconBrandGithub from @tabler/icons-vue using the modern script setup syntax.
6-11:
Remove duplicate stroke prop with incorrect syntax
The stroke prop is defined twice with different syntaxes:
:stroke="1.5"(correct Vue binding syntax)stroke={1.5}(incorrect JSX-style syntax)
Apply this fix:
<IconBrandGithub
:stroke="1.5"
:fill="none"
class="icon icon-tabler icon-tabler-brand-github"
- stroke={1.5}
/>web-frontend/src/components/icons/LinkedIn.vue (2)
1-3: LGTM! Clean script setup implementation.
The import of IconBrandLinkedin from @tabler/icons-vue follows Vue 3 composition API best practices.
1-10: Verify consistent implementation across all icon components.
Let's ensure that all icon components follow the same pattern and styling conventions.
✅ Verification successful
Icon components implementation is consistent across all files
All icon components in the web-frontend/src/components/icons/ directory follow the same implementation pattern:
- Consistent class naming with
icon icon-tablerprefix - Uniform prop usage with
:stroke="1.5"and:fill="none" - Proper icon imports from
@tabler/icons-vue
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@tabler/icons-vue) for improved icon rendering.These updates streamline the icon implementation process, providing a cleaner and more efficient codebase.