Create `LanguageDropDown` component

[bmuenzenmeyer]

Create a LanguageDropDown component using the new figma design (direct link).

This component is an icon-button that when activated shows a dropdown of all locales. This is the final port of the LanguageDropDowncomponent recently deleted. Much of the functionality is the same to end users, but with different tech.

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Before You Start...

• Use the Contributor's Guide to learn how to setup your environment, run available commands, and construct proper commits.
• Review the technologies used when building the site, and why they were chosen.
• Review the component creation guide to follow our standards.
• ❗ Review the translation guide, especially how to add new keys.

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Details

❓ Not sure where to start breaking down the figma? Read this short guide
🌐 This story requires some internationalization support. Slow down!

• Create a new directory called LanguageDropDown within the Common directory that contains all the new code.
• Install @radix-ui/react-dropdown-menu for the accessible foundation and functionality we need.
  • Use DropdownMenu.Trigger to place the icon and button
  • The @heroicons/react module has the icon language available for use.
  • source the languages to display and the current value from the '@/hooks/useLocale' hook
  • implement a no-op for the click handler
• Add a storybook story file components/Common/LanguageDropDown/index.stories.tsx which exercises each of the component's states.
• Delete https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Anodejs%2Fnodejs.org%20useClickOutside&type=code after a quick search of the codebase - this was leftover from the previous design
• The aria-label must be internationalized, and in English state Choose Language. Add a new key components.common.languageDropdown.label to the i18n/locales/en.json file. useIntl from react-intl should be used to reference the key. Look for examples elsewhere in the codebase or in the old PR.

There are 2 states to capture within styles and stories:

• Light
• Dark

[burhanharoon]

Hi @bmuenzenmeyer, I would love to work on this, can you please assign me this so that I can start the development? Thanks!

[burhanharoon]

@bmuenzenmeyer nevermind about assigning, I just got to know you guys don't assign the issues, FYI I'm still working on this.

[ovflowd]

Also, for the Storybook, feel free to add mocked language options to the Dropdown, we don't need to get the real Dropdown options (Available Languages) for the Storybook.

[ovflowd]

It would also be interesting to add Unit Tests to ensure that onClick behaviour actually renders the Dropdown

[DhairyaMajmudar]

@ovflowd I am working on the model but not able to preview what I am building can you pls. help for that

[ovflowd]

@ovflowd I am working on the model but not able to preview what I am building can you pls. help for that

Read the Contribution Guidelines. It's all documented there. I'm not going to provide 1:1 support, sorry. (I don't have time for that)

[DhairyaMajmudar]

@ovflowd I am working on the model but not able to preview what I am building can you pls. help for that

Read the Contribution Guidelines. It's all documented there. I'm not going to provide 1:1 support, sorry. (I don't have time for that)

OkayJi 🥺

[ovflowd]

@ovflowd I am working on the model but not able to preview what I am building can you pls. help for that

Read the Contribution Guidelines. It's all documented there. I'm not going to provide 1:1 support, sorry. (I don't have time for that)

OkayJi 🥺

But is there anything specific that is not working? To preview changes you simply need to run npm run storybook then open http://localhost:6006