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Release Notes

  • New Features

    • Introduced a visually engaging Hero component with buttons linking to documentation and GitHub.
    • Added AnimatedGradientText for enhanced text display with animated gradient backgrounds.
    • Launched GridPattern component for customizable animated grid visuals.
    • Implemented BlurFade for fade-in effects with blur transitions based on viewport visibility.
    • Added an "Index" section to the documentation page for better navigation.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated import paths for Header and Footer components to improve structure.
  • Chores

    • Added a new dependency for animation capabilities.
    • Enhanced Tailwind configuration to include new animations and keyframes.
    • Added a new property to the documentation meta for improved indexing.

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This pull request introduces several new React components and updates existing configurations. A new dependency, framer-motion, is added to the package.json. New components include Hero, AnimatedGradientText, GridPattern, and BlurFade, each designed to enhance the UI with animations and responsive design. The index.tsx file is updated to integrate the Hero component and adjust imports for Header and Footer. Additionally, the tailwind.config.ts file is modified to include new animation properties while maintaining existing settings.

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File Change Summary
package.json Added dependency "framer-motion": "^11.11.9"
src/components/sections/hero.tsx Introduced new Hero component with title and buttons for documentation and GitHub links.
src/components/ui/animated-gradient-text.tsx Added AnimatedGradientText component for animated gradient backgrounds.
src/components/ui/animated-grid-pattern.tsx Introduced GridPattern component for animated grid patterns with customizable properties.
src/components/ui/blur-fade.tsx Added BlurFade component for fade-in effects with blur transition based on visibility.
src/pages/index.tsx Updated imports for Header and Footer, and replaced static content with the new Hero component.
tailwind.config.ts Modified theme.extend to include new animation and keyframes properties while reformatting existing ones.
src/pages/docs/_meta.ts Added property index: 'Documentations' in the meta object.
src/pages/docs/index.mdx Added header # Index to the documentation page.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat: downgrade to next 14 and setup nextra #6: The main PR adds a new dependency "framer-motion" which is relevant to the changes in the src/components/ui/blur-fade.tsx file, where the framer-motion library is utilized to create animations.

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Actionable comments posted: 13

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
package.json (1)

20-20: Consider code-splitting animations for better performance.

The addition of framer-motion is appropriate for creating sophisticated animations. However, since it's a relatively large library, consider:

  • Using dynamic imports for components with animations
  • Implementing lazy loading for sections using framer-motion
src/components/ui/blur-fade.tsx (1)

14-27: Add documentation and improve type safety.

Consider the following improvements:

  1. Add JSDoc documentation for the props interface
  2. Add validation for numeric props
  3. Make the variant type more specific

Apply these changes:

+/**
+ * Props for the BlurFade component
+ * @property {React.ReactNode} children - Content to be animated
+ * @property {string} [className] - Additional CSS classes
+ * @property {Object} [variant] - Custom animation variants
+ * @property {number} [duration=0.4] - Animation duration in seconds
+ * @property {number} [delay=0] - Animation delay in seconds
+ * @property {number} [yOffset=6] - Vertical offset for the animation
+ * @property {boolean} [inView=false] - Manual control for animation trigger
+ * @property {MarginType} [inViewMargin="-50px"] - Margin for viewport detection
+ * @property {string} [blur="6px"] - Initial blur amount
+ */
 interface BlurFadeProps {
   children: React.ReactNode;
   className?: string;
-  variant?: {
-    hidden: { y: number };
-    visible: { y: number };
-  };
+  variant?: Variants & {
+    hidden: { y: number; opacity?: number; filter?: string };
+    visible: { y: number; opacity?: number; filter?: string };
+  };
-  duration?: number;
-  delay?: number;
-  yOffset?: number;
+  duration?: number & (number extends infer T ? T extends number ? T : never : never);
+  delay?: number & (number extends infer T ? T extends number ? T : never : never);
+  yOffset?: number & (number extends infer T ? T extends number ? T : never : never);
   inView?: boolean;
   inViewMargin?: MarginType;
   blur?: string;
 }
src/components/sections/hero.tsx (1)

4-4: Remove commented out import.

The commented out Link import should be removed if it's not being used. If you plan to use it later, consider adding a TODO comment explaining the intended usage.

-// import Link from 'next/link'
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src/pages/index.tsx (2)

6-7: LGTM! Good architectural decision.

Moving Header and Footer to the common directory better reflects their shared nature across the application.


13-18: LGTM! Clean component hierarchy.

The component structure follows a logical order and maintains proper layout organization with ThemeProvider.

src/components/ui/animated-gradient-text.tsx (1)

1-4: LGTM! Clean and well-organized imports.

package.json (1)

20-20: Verify framer-motion installation and usage.

Let's ensure the dependency is properly installed and used consistently.

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Let me gather more information to verify the usage of framer-motion in the codebase, particularly focusing on the actual imports and implementations since the previous command had an issue with the tsx file type.


Based on the results, I can now generate the final response as we have sufficient information about the framer-motion usage in the codebase.

framer-motion is properly installed and consistently used

The dependency is correctly integrated and actively used in the codebase:

  • Properly listed in pnpm-lock.yaml with version 11.11.9
  • Used in UI components with proper imports:
    • src/components/ui/blur-fade.tsx
    • src/components/ui/animated-grid-pattern.tsx
  • Motion components are actively implemented using <motion.div> and <motion.rect> with animations
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src/components/ui/blur-fade.tsx (2)

1-12: LGTM! Well-structured imports and type definitions.

The imports are properly organized and the "use client" directive is correctly placed for client-side rendering.


1-67: Verify framer-motion dependency and usage patterns.

Let's ensure the component usage is consistent across the codebase.

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Based on the results, I can now generate the final response since we have sufficient information about both the framer-motion dependency and the BlurFade component usage patterns.

BlurFade component implementation and usage are consistent

The verification shows:

  • The project uses framer-motion v11.11.9, which fully supports all the features used in the BlurFade component
  • The component is used consistently in the hero section with proper delay props and appropriate child content
  • The implementation aligns well with the current usage patterns, providing necessary animation features for text and button containers
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tailwind.config.ts (3)

13-54: LGTM! Well-structured color system implementation.

The color system follows best practices with:

  • Semantic color tokens for clear intent
  • HSL format with CSS variables enabling easy theme switching
  • Consistent structure for color variants

55-59: LGTM! Clean border radius implementation.

The border radius system is well-implemented with:

  • CSS variable-based configuration
  • Consistent scaling using calculations

60-69: Verify the CSS variable dependency for the gradient animation.

The animation configuration looks good, but it depends on a CSS variable --bg-size that needs to be defined elsewhere in your styles.

Let's verify the CSS variable definition:

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Let me try a different search strategy to find the CSS variable definition.

These commands will help us locate where the CSS variable might be defined and understand the gradient-related styling context better.


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The CSS variable --bg-size is properly defined and used

The --bg-size CSS variable is defined inline in the animated-gradient-text component with a value of 300% and is correctly used in both the gradient animation configuration and the component's styling:

  • Defined in src/components/ui/animated-gradient-text.tsx: [--bg-size:300%]
  • Used in the background size: bg-[length:var(--bg-size)_100%]
  • Referenced in the animation: backgroundPosition: 'var(--bg-size) 0'

The implementation is correct and follows a common pattern for animated gradients where the background size is used to control the gradient's movement distance.

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src/components/ui/animated-grid-pattern.tsx (1)

136-136: ⚠️ Potential issue

Use 'id' as the key to ensure uniqueness and prevent key collisions

Using ${x}-${y}-${index} as the key may lead to duplicate keys if squares end up at the same position. Using the unique id for each square ensures that keys are unique and stable.

Apply this diff to use the unique id:

- key={`${x}-${y}-${index}`}
+ key={id}

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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src/pages/docs/_meta.ts (2)

Line range hint 1-7: Add TypeScript type definitions for better type safety.

Consider adding explicit type definitions to improve maintainability and catch potential errors early.

+type MetaConfig = {
+  index: string;
+  drowser: string;
+  gelda: string;
+};
+
-const meta = {
+const meta: MetaConfig = {
   index: 'Documentations',
   drowser: 'Drowser',
   gelda: 'Gelda'
}

2-2: Consider standardizing naming convention.

The value 'Documentations' (plural) seems inconsistent with other singular entries like 'Drowser' and 'Gelda'. Consider using the singular form 'Documentation' for consistency.

-  index: 'Documentations',
+  index: 'Documentation',
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src/components/ui/blur-fade.tsx (2)

1-21: LGTM! Well-structured type definitions and imports.

The component is properly set up as a client component with appropriate imports and comprehensive TypeScript interfaces.


23-33: Verify proper prop usage across the codebase.

Let's ensure the component is being used consistently with appropriate prop values.

✅ Verification successful

Based on the results, I can now generate a final response since I have sufficient information about the BlurFade component usage.

BlurFade component usage appears consistent and straightforward

The component is used in the Hero section with minimal props (delay only), which is a reasonable implementation. The current usage doesn't indicate any issues since:

  • The component provides sensible defaults for all other props in its definition
  • It's used in a presentational context where error boundaries aren't strictly necessary
  • The implementation is consistent across its usage

While error boundaries aren't implemented, they aren't critical here given:

  1. The component's simple presentational nature
  2. The low complexity of the props being passed
  3. The fail-safe defaults provided in the component definition
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@andostronaut andostronaut merged commit 6bd5fb5 into main Oct 23, 2024
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