feat(web): use code splitting #1506
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WalkthroughRecent changes enhance React's rendering efficiency and user experience by introducing code-splitting with lazy loading and centralizing loaders for better UI management. Additionally, a new Changes
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web/src/Loading.tsx (3)
1-3: Well-structured imports and SVG usage.The import statements are clear and correctly include necessary dependencies such as
React,styled-components, and the Kleros icon SVG. This ensures that the component has all it needs to function properly.
5-36: Excellent use of styled-components for animation.The CSS-in-JS approach using styled-components is well implemented here. The keyframes for the breathing animation are well-defined and applied to the
AnimatedKlerosIcon. This enhances the UX by providing a dynamic visual cue during loading states.
38-48: Correct implementation of a functional component.The
Loadingcomponent is implemented as a functional component using React's FC type, which is appropriate for this use case. The structure of the component is simple and effective, focusing solely on presentation, which aligns well with modern React best practices.web/src/app.tsx (3)
1-1: Updated React imports to include lazy and Suspense.The import statement has been correctly updated to include
lazyandSuspensefrom React, which are essential for implementing code splitting and lazy loading.
12-18: Proper use of lazy loading for component imports.Each page component is now imported using
lazy, which will help in reducing the initial load time by splitting the code at the component level. This is a good practice for improving the performance of the web application.
35-90: Correct implementation of Suspense for lazy loaded components.The
Suspensewrappers are correctly implemented around each lazy-loaded route component. This ensures that the fallback (which could be added for an even better user experience, e.g., using theLoadingcomponent) is displayed while the component is being loaded. It's also good to see the thoughtful structuring of routes.
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39-39: Good addition of thecenterprop to theILoaderinterface.This addition is consistent with the changes in the
Containercomponent and allows for better control over the styling of theLoadercomponent.
43-45: Proper handling of props in theLoadercomponent function signature.The destructured props are correctly used and passed to the
Container. This ensures that the component is flexible and can be easily adjusted by passing different props.
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PR-Codex overview
The focus of this PR is to implement lazy loading with Suspense for various pages in the React application.
Detailed summary
Home,Cases,Courts,Dashboard,DisputeTemplateView,DisputeResolver, andGetPnkpagesLoadercomponent for fallback during lazy loadingSummary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Loadingcomponent with a stylish animation.centerprop to theLoadercomponent to enable centering within its container.Improvements