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packages/components/modules/profiles/index.ts (1)
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1-7: Consider organizing exports with explicit groupingThe file mixes different types of exports. Consider using a more structured approach with clear grouping comments:
-// Contexts & Providers +// Context Hooks export { default as useCurrentProfile } from './context/useCurrentProfile' + +// Context Providers export { default as CurrentProfileProvider } from './context/CurrentProfileProvider' -// Components +// UI Components export * from './ProfilePopover'packages/design-system/components/Searchbar/types.ts (2)
5-9: Consider adding JSDoc comments for better documentation.While the type definition is clean, adding JSDoc comments would improve the developer experience by documenting the purpose of each prop, especially for the non-standard props like
isPending,refetch, andstartTransition.Here's a suggested improvement:
+/** + * Props for the Searchbar component + * @extends TextFieldProps from TextField component + */ export type SearchbarProps = TextFieldProps & { + /** Indicates if a search operation is in progress */ isPending: boolean + /** Function to trigger a new search */ refetch: any + /** React transition function for search updates */ startTransition: TransitionStartFunction }
7-7: Consider typing therefetchprop more strictly.The
refetchprop is currently typed asany, which loses type safety. Consider defining a more specific type based on its expected usage pattern.packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/constants.ts (1)
7-11: Consider adding i18n support for tab labelsThe hardcoded English labels should be moved to translation files to support internationalization. This would make the application more maintainable and accessible to users of different languages.
-export const CHAT_TAB_LABEL = { - [CHAT_TAB_VALUES.active]: 'Active', - [CHAT_TAB_VALUES.unread]: 'Unread', - [CHAT_TAB_VALUES.archived]: 'Archived', -} as const +import { useTranslation } from 'react-i18next'; + +export const useChatTabLabel = () => { + const { t } = useTranslation(); + return { + [CHAT_TAB_VALUES.active]: t('chat.tabs.active'), + [CHAT_TAB_VALUES.unread]: t('chat.tabs.unread'), + [CHAT_TAB_VALUES.archived]: t('chat.tabs.archived'), + } as const; +};packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/queries/ChatRoomQuery.ts (1)
7-7: Consider making unreadMessagesCount nullableFor better robustness, consider making the field nullable (i.e.,
unreadMessagesCount). This ensures the query won't fail if the count is temporarily unavailable or undefined.- unreadMessagesCount + unreadMessagesCountpackages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/ChatRoomCard/types.ts (1)
16-19: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc commentsThe styled props interface is well-structured and properly extends BoxProps. Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the purpose of each prop.
export interface StyledChatCardProps extends BoxProps { + /** Indicates if the chat room card is currently selected */ isCardSelected?: boolean + /** Controls whether to show pointer cursor on hover */ showPointer?: boolean }packages/components/modules/messages/CreateChatRoomList/ChatRoomListCard/types.ts (1)
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8-14: Define a proper type for theitemprop instead of usinganyUsing
anydefeats TypeScript's type checking capabilities and could lead to runtime errors. Consider creating a specific interface that defines the expected shape of the chat room item.Example implementation:
interface ChatRoomItem { id: string name: string lastMessage?: string timestamp: string // Add other relevant fields based on your data structure } export interface ChatRoomListCardProps { item: ChatRoomItem // ... other props remain the same }packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/queries/Room.ts (2)
7-9: Consider making image dimensions configurableThe image dimensions are hardcoded to 100x100px in multiple places. This might not be optimal for different screen sizes or UI contexts.
Consider extracting these dimensions to constants or making them configurable through variables:
- image(width: 100, height: 100) { + image(width: $imageSize, height: $imageSize) { url }Also applies to: 25-27
3-34: Well-structured fragment that aligns with requirementsThe fragment structure effectively supports the active chats tab requirements:
- Includes necessary fields for chat display (title, last message, timestamp)
- Proper pagination structure for participants
- Includes unread message count for future enhancements
- Follows Relay best practices for connections
A few suggestions for robustness:
- Consider adding
@requireddirectives for critical fields likeidandtitle- Add proper null handling for optional fields like
lastMessageandimageExample enhancement:
fragment RoomFragment on ChatRoom { - id - title + id @required + title @required lastMessage { - id + id @required content }packages/components/modules/messages/MessageItem/styled.tsx (1)
23-25: LGTM! Well-implemented breakpoint handlingThe media query implementation follows MUI best practices:
- Uses the theme's breakpoint system correctly
- 80% width for mobile is appropriate to maximize readable space while maintaining margins
- Maintains consistent styling structure
Consider documenting these breakpoint-specific values in a central theme configuration for better maintainability across components.
packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/ChatRoomCard/styled.tsx (1)
6-25: Consider these enhancements for better maintainability and accessibility.The styled component implementation is solid, with good use of theme values and responsive design. However, there are some opportunities for improvement:
Consider these refinements:
export const StyledChatCard = styled(Box)<StyledChatCardProps>( ({ theme, showPointer = false, isCardSelected = false }) => ({ display: 'grid', height: '100%', width: '100%', - maxWidth: '390px', + maxWidth: theme.breakpoints.values.chatCard || '390px', // Define in theme gridTemplateColumns: '48px auto min-content', + gridTemplateAreas: ` + "avatar content timestamp" + `, gap: theme.spacing(2.5), padding: theme.spacing(1.5, 3.5), cursor: showPointer ? 'pointer' : 'default', backgroundColor: isCardSelected - ? alpha(theme.palette.primary.main, 0.08) + ? alpha(theme.palette.primary.main, theme.alpha.selected || 0.08) : theme.palette.background.default, borderRight: isCardSelected ? `2px solid ${theme.palette.primary.light}` : 'none', [theme.breakpoints.down('sm')]: { - maxWidth: '600px', + maxWidth: theme.breakpoints.values.chatCardMobile || '600px', padding: theme.spacing(1.5), }, }), )The changes above would:
- Move magic numbers to theme constants for better maintainability
- Add named grid areas for better accessibility and maintainability
- Make the component more configurable through theme customization
Consider creating a theme extension file to define these constants:
declare module '@mui/material/styles' { interface BreakpointOverrides { chatCard: true; chatCardMobile: true; } interface Theme { alpha: { selected: number; } } }packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/types.ts (1)
24-24: Add documentation for the ChatTabValues typeConsider adding JSDoc documentation to explain the purpose and possible values of this type.
+/** Type representing the possible values for chat tabs (e.g., 'active', 'archived') */ export type ChatTabValues = ValueOf<typeof CHAT_TAB_VALUES>packages/components/modules/messages/index.ts (1)
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1-27: Consider adding module documentation.The file structure is well-organized, but it would be beneficial to add JSDoc comments describing the module's purpose and the relationship between its components, especially now that it includes both chat room creation and active chats functionality.
Add documentation at the top of the file:
+/** + * Messages Module + * + * This module provides components and queries for: + * - Creating new chat rooms + * - Displaying active chat rooms + * - Managing messages within chat rooms + */ export { default as MessageItem } from './MessageItem'packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/ChatRoomCard/utils.ts (3)
11-14: Consider enhancing error handling and input validation.While the null checks are good, consider these improvements:
- Add explicit check for empty string
- Log invalid date errors for debugging
export const formatDate = (date?: string | null) => { - if (!date) return '' + if (!date || date.trim() === '') return '' const dateTime = DateTime.fromISO(date) - if (!dateTime.isValid) return '' + if (!dateTime.isValid) { + console.warn(`Invalid date format received: ${date}`) + return '' + }
16-18: Consider adding internationalization support.The hardcoded "Yesterday" string should be internationalized to support multiple languages, especially since this is a chat application that might be used globally.
- if (isYesterday(date)) return 'Yesterday' + if (isYesterday(date)) return t('common.yesterday')
11-35: Add comprehensive unit tests.Given the various date formatting scenarios and edge cases handled by this utility, it would be valuable to add unit tests covering:
- Null/empty input handling
- Invalid date handling
- Today/Yesterday cases
- Different time differences (months, weeks, days)
- Edge cases around midnight
Would you like me to help generate a comprehensive test suite for this utility?
packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/queries/RoomsList.ts (2)
10-11: Consider increasing the default page size.The current default of 5 items might lead to frequent pagination requests during initial load and scrolling. Given that this is an infinite scroll implementation for active chats, a larger initial page size (e.g., 20) would provide a smoother user experience by reducing initial loading states.
32-36: Consider exposing error and loading states.The hook could be enhanced to expose error handling and loading states to improve the user experience. This would allow the UI to show appropriate loading indicators and error messages during data fetching.
Example enhancement:
export const useRoomsList = (targetRef: RoomsListFragment$key) => { const { data, loadNext, hasNext, isLoadingNext, refetch, hasError, } = usePaginationFragment<chatRoomsPaginationQuery, RoomsListFragment$key>( RoomsListFragment, targetRef ); return { data, loadNext, hasNext, isLoading: isLoadingNext, refetch, hasError, }; };packages/components/modules/messages/CreateChatRoomList/ChatRoomListCard/index.tsx (2)
24-24: Great architectural improvement!Moving from prop-based to context-based state management reduces prop drilling and improves maintainability.
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26-61: Consider adding accessibility improvementsTo enhance accessibility, consider:
- Adding ARIA labels to interactive elements
- Ensuring proper color contrast for text
- Adding keyboard navigation support
<MainContainer key={`profile-${id}`}> <AvatarWithPlaceholder width={48} height={48} src={image?.url} + alt={`${name}'s avatar`} sx={{ alignSelf: 'center', justifySelf: 'center' }} /> <Box + role="article" + aria-label={`Chat with ${name}`} sx={{ display: 'grid', gridTemplateRows: 'repeat(2, minmax(0, 1fr))' }}> <Typography variant="subtitle2">{name}</Typography> <Typography variant="caption" color="text.secondary"> {joinWithSeparator(['@', urlPath?.path], { separator: '' })} </Typography> </Box> <LoadingButton color="inherit" variant="outlined" + aria-label={`Message ${name}`} onClick={() => {packages/design-system/components/Searchbar/index.tsx (2)
22-22: Consider constraining the variant prop typeThe variant prop should be typed to only allow valid MUI TextField variants ('filled' | 'outlined' | 'standard').
- variant = 'filled', + variant: TextFieldProps['variant'] = 'filled',
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46-96: Consider extracting hardcoded style valuesWhile the TextField implementation is solid, consider extracting the hardcoded style values (padding, height) to theme constants or component-level constants for better maintainability and consistency across the design system.
const SEARCHBAR_CONSTANTS = { INPUT_HEIGHT: '17px', PADDING: '14px', } as const;Then use these constants in your styles:
sx: { '& .MuiFilledInput-input': { - height: '17px', + height: SEARCHBAR_CONSTANTS.INPUT_HEIGHT, paddingTop: '14px', paddingBottom: '14px', paddingRight: '14px', - maxHeight: '17px', + maxHeight: SEARCHBAR_CONSTANTS.INPUT_HEIGHT, },packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/ChatRoomCard/index.tsx (2)
16-22: Add JSDoc comments to document the component and its props.While the props are well-structured, adding JSDoc comments would improve maintainability and developer experience.
+/** + * ChatRoomCard component displays individual chat room items with participant info and unread message count + * + * @param {RoomFragment$key} roomRef - Relay fragment reference for room data + * @param {boolean} [isCardSelected=false] - Whether the card is currently selected + * @param {Function} [handleClick] - Click handler for the card + * @param {typeof DefaultBadge} [Badge] - Custom badge component + * @param {object} [BadgeProps] - Props for the badge component + */ const ChatRoomCard: FC<ChatRoomCardProps> = ({
68-84: Improve message display with better truncation and localization.The current implementation could be enhanced for better handling of long messages and localized timestamps.
- <Typography variant="caption" color="text.secondary" noWrap> - {formatDate(lastMessageTime)} + <Typography + variant="caption" + color="text.secondary" + noWrap + sx={{ minWidth: '4.5rem' }} + > + {new Intl.DateTimeFormat(undefined, { + timeStyle: 'short', + dateStyle: 'short' + }).format(new Date(lastMessageTime))} </Typography> <div className="mx-2 inline-block h-1.5 w-1.5 rounded-full bg-text-disabled" /> <Typography variant="caption" color="text.secondary" noWrap - sx={{ overflow: 'hidden', textOverflow: 'ellipsis' }} + sx={{ + overflow: 'hidden', + textOverflow: 'ellipsis', + maxWidth: { xs: '8rem', sm: '12rem', md: '16rem' } + }}packages/components/modules/messages/CreateChatRoomList/index.tsx (4)
95-96: Implement group chat creation handlerThe TODO comment indicates missing functionality for group chat creation, which is a core feature mentioned in the PR objectives.
Would you like me to help implement the group chat creation handler with proper loading and error states?
97-116: Enhance accessibility and responsiveness of group chat buttonThe group chat button needs improvements:
- Missing accessibility attributes (role, aria-label)
- Fixed dimensions might not be responsive
- Missing keyboard interaction handling
Consider these improvements:
- <GroupChatContainer onClick={() => {}}> + <GroupChatContainer + role="button" + aria-label="Create new group chat" + onClick={() => {}} + onKeyPress={(e) => e.key === 'Enter' && onClick()} + tabIndex={0} + > <AvatarWithPlaceholder - width={48} - height={48} + sx={{ + width: { xs: 40, sm: 48 }, + height: { xs: 40, sm: 48 }, + bgcolor: theme.palette.primary.main, + alignSelf: 'flex-start', + justifySelf: 'center', + }}
118-132: Enhance infinite scrolling implementationThe current implementation could be improved:
- Make the page size configurable
- Add error handling for failed loads
- Consider adding a retry mechanism
Consider these improvements:
+ const PAGE_SIZE = 5; + const [loadError, setLoadError] = useState<Error | null>(null); <Virtuoso data={memoizedItems} overscan={1} itemContent={(_index, item) => renderItem(item)} style={{ scrollbarWidth: 'none' }} components={{ Footer: renderLoadingState, + // Add error state component + Error: () => loadError && ( + <Box sx={{ p: 2, textAlign: 'center' }}> + <Typography color="error">{loadError.message}</Typography> + <Button onClick={() => { setLoadError(null); loadNext(PAGE_SIZE); }}> + Retry + </Button> + </Box> + ), }} endReached={() => { if (hasNext) { - loadNext(5) + loadNext(PAGE_SIZE).catch(setLoadError); } }}
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27-34: Implement missing requirements from PR objectivesThe current implementation is missing several key requirements:
- Sorting chats by most recent activity
- Displaying the most recent message in each chat
- Showing timestamp of last activity
These are core requirements mentioned in the PR objectives. Consider updating the
ChatRoomListCardprops to include these details and implement proper sorting in thememoizedItemscalculation.packages/components/CHANGELOG.md (1)
7-8: Fix grammar and enhance change description.The changelog entries should be more descriptive and grammatically correct:
Apply this diff to improve the entries:
-- Add Active Tab functionality to the `messages` module. -- Tweaks on `MessageItem` styles so it have the correct `max-width`. ++ Add Active Chats tab functionality to the `messages` module, including: ++ - Infinite scrolling for chat list ++ - Chat room card with contact name and timestamp ++ - Empty state handling ++ Fix `MessageItem` styles to have the correct `max-width`.🧰 Tools
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7-7: Consider removing duplicate Searchbar entryThe Searchbar component is mentioned in both v0.0.20 and v0.0.19. Consider removing the duplicate entry from v0.0.19 or clarifying if there are different changes between versions.
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3-9: Consider a minor version bump instead of patchThe changes include new components (
Searchbar), new icons (NoMessagesIcon), and exported types (PureTextFieldProps). According to semantic versioning, adding new features typically warrants a minor version bump (0.1.0) rather than a patch version (0.0.20).packages/components/package.json (1)
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52-111: Inconsistent versioning strategy in devDependencies.There's an inconsistent approach to version management:
- Some dependencies use catalog references (e.g.,
@storybook/addon-docs: "catalog:storybook")- Others use specific versions (e.g.,
typescript: "^5.4.5")Consider adopting a consistent versioning strategy across all dependencies.
packages/design-system/components/icons/NoMessagesIcon/index.tsx (1)
6-108: Consider optimizing the SVG implementation.While the implementation is functional, consider these improvements:
- Group related paths semantically using
<g>elements- Add ARIA labels for accessibility
- Consider optimizing SVG paths to reduce bundle size
Apply these improvements:
<SvgIcon sx={{ fontSize: 196, color: 'grey.500', ...sx }} {...props}> + <title>No Messages</title> <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="196" height="196" viewBox="0 0 196 196" fill="none" + role="img" + aria-label="No messages available" > + <g> {/* existing paths */} + </g> </svg> </SvgIcon>packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/subscriptions/useRoomListSubscription.tsx (3)
43-43: Type thedataparameter in theupdaterfunction for better type safetyThe
dataparameter in theupdaterfunction is currently typed asany. For improved type safety and code readability, it's recommended to use the generated Relay types for the subscription response. This will help catch potential errors at compile time and provide better autocompletion support.Apply this diff to type the
dataparameter:- updater: (store: RecordSourceSelectorProxy<unknown>, data: any) => { + updater: ( + store: RecordSourceSelectorProxy<unknown>, + data: useRoomListSubscriptionResponse | null + ) => {Ensure you import the correct type for
useRoomListSubscriptionResponsefrom the generated Relay types:import { useRoomListSubscriptionResponse } from './__generated__/useRoomListSubscription.graphql'
41-41: Reminder: Update to useuseCurrentProfilehook when availableThere's a TODO comment indicating the intent to use the
useCurrentProfilehook once it's available. This will streamline the code by removing the need to passcurrentProfileIdas a parameter.Consider the following change when the
useCurrentProfilehook becomes available:const useRoomListSubscription = (nodeId: string, currentProfileId: string) => { const config = useMemo( () => ({ subscription: RoomListSubscription, onError: console.error, variables: { - profileId: currentProfileId, // TODO: use currentProfile hook when available + profileId: currentProfileId, }, updater: ( store: RecordSourceSelectorProxy<unknown>, data: useRoomListSubscriptionResponse | null ) => { // ... existing code ... }, }), - [nodeId, currentProfileId], + [nodeId], ) + // When `useCurrentProfile` is available + // const { currentProfileId } = useCurrentProfile() return useSubscription(config) }This change assumes that the
useCurrentProfilehook providescurrentProfileId. Adjust accordingly based on the actual implementation of the hook.
34-34: Reminder: Verify backend subscription functionalityThere's a TODO comment suggesting to check if the backend subscription is working properly. Ensuring the backend subscriptions are functioning as expected is crucial for real-time updates.
Would you like me to assist in creating test cases or scripts to verify the backend subscription functionality? Alternatively, I can open a GitHub issue to track this task so it doesn't get overlooked.
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packages/components/modules/profiles/index.ts (1)
3-3: LGTM! Provider export aligns with chat feature requirements
The addition of CurrentProfileProvider export follows React's provider pattern and complements the existing useCurrentProfile hook, which is essential for managing profile state in the chat functionality.
packages/design-system/components/Searchbar/types.ts (1)
5-9: LGTM! Improved type definition with better separation of concerns.
The simplified type definition improves the component's flexibility while maintaining a cleaner separation of concerns. The removal of form-specific properties allows the component to focus on its primary search UI responsibility.
Let's verify the impact of these type changes on existing usage:
✅ Verification successful
Type changes are safe and improve component architecture
The verification confirms that:
- The Searchbar component internally manages its own form state using
useFormhook - No consumers are passing the removed
formprop - they only passisPending,startTransition, andrefetch - The type changes align with the actual implementation and usage patterns
The simplified type definition is a positive change that better reflects the component's actual usage and improves separation of concerns.
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# Description: Check for existing usages that might be affected by the removed 'form' prop
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rg -l "SearchbarProps.*form" --type ts --type tsx
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# Search for Searchbar component usage
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packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/queries/ChatRoomsQuery.ts (1)
6-12: LGTM! The query structure aligns with requirements.
The addition of the me field with nested profile selection provides the necessary structure for user-specific chat rooms retrieval.
Let's verify the fragment dependencies and required fields:
✅ Verification successful
The query structure and fragment dependencies are well-implemented
The verification confirms that:
RoomsListFragmentis properly defined with pagination support (@refetchable, @connection)- Required fields are included through
RoomFragmentwhich contains:lastMessageTimefor timestampslastMessage.contentfor message previewtitlefor chat nameunreadMessagesCountfor notification stateimagefor visual representationparticipantsfor group chat information
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# Description: Verify the RoomsListFragment implementation and required fields
# Check for RoomsListFragment definition
rg -A 10 "fragment RoomsListFragment" packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/
# Verify if fragment includes required fields for chat display
rg -A 15 "fragment (RoomsListFragment|RoomFragment)" packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/ | grep -E "(name|timestamp|message|createdAt)"
Length of output: 4114
packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/constants.ts (1)
1-5: Verify scope alignment with requirements
The constants include unread and archived tabs, but the PR objectives only mention implementing the active chats tab. While this forward-thinking approach supports future extensibility, it's important to:
- Confirm if these additional tabs are part of the planned roadmap
- Consider documenting the intended usage of these tabs for future reference
packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/queries/ChatRoomQuery.ts (1)
7-7: Verify requirement alignment for unread messages feature
The addition of unreadMessagesCount appears to contradict the PR objectives which specifically mention "without advanced features such as unread indicators". Please clarify if this is an intentional scope expansion or if this field should be removed to align with the original requirements.
packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/ChatRoomCard/types.ts (2)
1-6: LGTM! Well-organized imports with proper type definitions
The imports are clean and properly structured, with clear separation between React, MUI, and GraphQL types.
8-14: Verify GraphQL fragment contains all required fields
The interface relies on RoomFragment$key for room data. Based on the PR objectives, please verify that the GraphQL fragment includes all necessary fields for displaying:
- Contact name
- Most recent message
- Timestamp of last activity
- Avatar information
✅ Verification successful
GraphQL fragment contains all required fields
The RoomFragment contains all necessary fields for displaying chat room information:
- Contact name: Available via
participants.edges.node.profile.name - Most recent message: Available via
lastMessage.content - Timestamp: Available via
lastMessageTime - Avatar information: Available via
image.urlandparticipants.edges.node.profile.image.url
Additionally, it includes other useful fields like unreadMessagesCount and title that enhance the chat room card functionality.
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# Description: Check if the Room fragment contains all required fields
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ast-grep --pattern 'fragment Room on Room {
$$$
}'
# Alternatively, search for the fragment file
rg -l "fragment Room.*on Room" --type graphql
Length of output: 134
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try different approaches to find the Room fragment definition
# Search for fragment definition in all files
rg "fragment Room.*on Room"
# Search for files containing "Room" fragment
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# Search for files that might contain the fragment definition
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packages/components/modules/messages/CreateChatRoomList/ChatRoomListCard/types.ts (1)
Line range hint 8-14: Verify the impact of removing setIsInChatRoom prop
The removal of setIsInChatRoom prop suggests a shift to context-based state management. Let's verify that all components previously using this prop have been updated accordingly.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about the changes and usage patterns.
Let me try one more search with corrected file type flags:
Based on the search results, I can now provide a final response:
The removal of setIsInChatRoom prop is safe as the codebase has fully migrated to context-based state management
The codebase shows a clear pattern where:
- The
useChatRoomhook is consistently used across components to manage chat room state - The
setChatRoomfrom the context is properly implemented in the components that need it - No remaining references to the old
setIsInChatRoomprop exist in the codebase - The migration to context-based state management appears complete and consistent
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$$$
}'
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packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/queries/Room.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM!
The import statement is clean and includes only the necessary graphql tag from react-relay.
32-32: Verify MessagesListFragment import and implementation
The fragment spreads MessagesListFragment but there's no visible import. Let's verify its implementation.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can generate the final response as we have sufficient information. The search shows that:
- The
MessagesListFragmentis properly defined inpackages/components/modules/messages/graphql/queries/MessagesList.ts - It's correctly imported and used across the codebase, including in the file under review
- The fragment is properly generated in the
__generated__directory
MessagesListFragment is properly implemented and used
The fragment is correctly defined in the codebase and its usage in Room.ts is valid. While the import might not be visible in the snippet, the fragment is properly integrated into the GraphQL schema and generated types.
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rg "...MessagesListFragment" --type ts
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packages/design-system/components/inputs/TextField/index.tsx (2)
10-10: LGTM: Clean import addition
The import statement is properly organized and necessary for the new type definitions.
23-23: Verify type compatibility and enhance documentation
While the type assertion is syntactically correct, let's ensure it's safely used across the codebase.
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Consider enhancing the documentation comment to include:
// exporting the TextField without the controller, it's useful when a component
// that inherits from TextField needs to use the same controller
+// Note: PureTextField maintains all TextField props and responsive behavior
+// but skips form controller integration✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the type definitions and usage to make a more informed decision.
Let me check the type definitions to ensure type safety of this assertion.
Type assertion is safe and usage is correct
The type assertion is type-safe as PureTextField correctly inherits from the base TextField component while maintaining proper type relationships:
PureTextFieldProps=MUITextFieldProps & ResponsiveTextFieldProps=MUITextFieldProps & FormControl & Responsive- Current usage in
TextareaFieldstyled component is correct
The existing comment adequately explains its purpose for inheritance scenarios without controller integration.
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packages/components/modules/messages/MessageItem/styled.tsx (1)
18-18: LGTM! Good improvement to responsiveness
Changing from fixed width to relative width (60%) is a better approach for responsive design, ensuring the message bubbles scale appropriately with different screen sizes.
packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/ChatRoomCard/styled.tsx (1)
1-4: LGTM! Well-organized imports.
The imports are clean and follow best practices, with proper separation of external dependencies and local types.
packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/types.ts (2)
1-11: LGTM! Well-organized imports following best practices
The imports are properly organized and specific, showing good consideration for code organization and bundle size.
1-24: Verify feature implementation completeness
The types align well with the PR objectives, supporting infinite scrolling, customizable chat cards, and empty states. Let's verify the complete implementation.
✅ Verification successful
Let me try different commands to verify the implementation.
Let me check one more aspect to verify the complete implementation.
Based on the verification results, I can now provide a final response:
Types align with implemented features
The implementation matches the type definitions and PR objectives:
- Virtuoso component is properly integrated with infinite scroll functionality (
endReachedhandler,loadNext,hasNext) - Empty states are handled with
NoMessagesIconcomponent (found in both types and implementation) - Chat tabs are implemented with active/unread/archived states
- ChatRoomCard customization is supported through props
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# Check for empty state handling
echo "Checking empty state handling..."
rg "NoMessagesIcon" --type tsx
# Check for chat room card implementation
echo "Checking chat room card features..."
ast-grep --pattern 'interface ChatRoomCardProps {
$$$
contactName?: $_
lastMessage?: $_
timestamp?: $_
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}'
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# Check for infinite scroll implementation with broader pattern
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rg -A 5 "useInfiniteQuery"
# Check for empty state handling (using .tsx or .ts)
echo "Checking empty state handling..."
rg "NoMessagesIcon" --type ts
# Check ChatRoomCard implementation
echo "Checking ChatRoomCard implementation..."
fd "ChatRoomCard" --type f --exec rg -l "interface ChatRoomCardProps"
# Check actual usage of Virtuoso
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# Check ChatRoomCard component structure
echo "Checking ChatRoomCard structure..."
fd ChatRoomCard.tsx --exec cat {}
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packages/components/modules/messages/index.ts (2)
26-27: LGTM! Verify query implementations.
The query exports follow the established pattern and are appropriately placed with other GraphQL queries.
Let's verify the query implementations match the PR requirements:
✅ Verification successful
Query implementations verified and properly structured
The exported queries and their implementations are well-structured and include all necessary fields:
- Room-related queries include:
- Required participant information (name, image)
- Timestamps (lastMessageTime, created)
- Message content and metadata
- Proper pagination setup with cursor-based connections
- Unread message counts
- Proper fragment composition and reusability
- Appropriate type definitions and GraphQL directives
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify Room and RoomsList queries include required fields
# Check Room query for required fields (contact name, timestamp)
rg -A 10 "query Room" packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/queries/Room.ts
# Check RoomsList query for sorting and pagination
rg -A 10 "query RoomsList" packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/queries/RoomsList.ts
# Check for timestamp/sorting fields
ast-grep --pattern 'fragment $_ on Room {
$$$
lastMessageAt
$$$
}'
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# Let's try a different approach to find the query files and their content
# First, verify the files exist and get their paths
fd "Room.ts" packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/queries/
# Then check their contents
echo "=== Room.ts contents ==="
cat packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/queries/Room.ts || true
echo -e "\n=== RoomsList.ts contents ==="
cat packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/queries/RoomsList.ts || true
# Also check for any Room-related GraphQL fragments that might be used
echo -e "\n=== Looking for Room fragments ==="
fd "Room.*fragment" packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/
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# Let's check the MessagesListFragment that's being used in RoomFragment
echo "=== MessagesListFragment contents ==="
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# Also check if there are any query operations using these fragments
echo -e "\n=== Looking for query operations ==="
rg "query.*ChatRoom" packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/
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echo "=== ChatRoomQuery contents ==="
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10-11: LGTM! Verify component implementation.
The exports follow the established pattern and naming conventions. The component's purpose aligns with the PR objective of implementing an active chats list.
Let's verify the component implementation:
✅ Verification successful
Component implementation verified and meets requirements
The ChatRoomsList component implementation is well-structured and includes all necessary features:
- Handles empty state with a "No messages" placeholder
- Implements infinite scroll using Virtuoso with proper load more functionality
- Includes search functionality with loading states
- Supports tab navigation (active/unread/archived)
- Properly handles mobile responsiveness
- Includes proper error boundaries and loading states
- Uses proper data fetching with React Relay
- Implements real-time updates through subscriptions
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ast-grep --pattern 'const ChatRoomsList = ({ $$ }: ChatRoomsListProps) => {
$$$
}'
# Check for infinite scroll implementation
rg -A 5 "infinite.*scroll|pagination" packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList
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# First, check if the component file exists and see its content
fd ChatRoomsList.tsx --exec cat {} \;
fd ChatRoomsList.ts --exec cat {} \;
# If we don't find it with .tsx/.ts, let's check other extensions
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
fd ChatRoomsList --exec cat {} \;
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# Let's try one more approach to locate and verify the component
# First, let's find the exact location of the component directory
fd -t d ChatRoomsList
# Then, let's list all files in that directory to understand its structure
fd . -t f --base-directory packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList
# Finally, let's check the contents of any index file in that directory
fd index.tsx -t f --base-directory packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList --exec cat {} \;
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packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/ChatRoomCard/utils.ts (2)
1-9: LGTM! Imports are well organized.
The imports are properly grouped and all imported utilities are used in the implementation.
34-34: Verify the chosen date format for older messages.
Please confirm if DATE_FORMAT[2] is the most appropriate format for displaying older message dates in the chat interface.
✅ Verification successful
Let me search for the definition of DATE_FORMAT to understand the format pattern.
DATE_FORMAT[2] is the appropriate format for this context
The format 'LLL d, yyyy' (e.g., "March 15, 2024") is indeed the most suitable choice for displaying older message dates in the chat interface. This format is consistently used across the codebase for similar scenarios:
- In the Timestamp component for non-today dates
- In MessagesGroup for dates beyond yesterday
- In ChatRoomCard for dates older than a few days
The format provides clear, human-readable dates that follow standard conventions for chat interfaces.
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rg "DATE_FORMAT\s*=|DATE_FORMAT:|const DATE_FORMAT" -A 5
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packages/design-system/components/icons/index.ts (1)
17-17: LGTM! Export follows consistent patterns.
The NoMessagesIcon export is correctly added and maintains the alphabetical ordering of the barrel file.
Let's verify the NoMessagesIcon implementation:
✅ Verification successful
Export is correctly implemented and follows design system patterns
The NoMessagesIcon implementation exists at packages/design-system/components/icons/NoMessagesIcon/index.tsx and follows the established pattern:
- Uses Material-UI's SvgIcon component
- Implements the correct SvgIconProps interface
- Follows the same component structure as other icons in the design system
- Has consistent styling approach with customizable color and size via sx prop
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# Check if the NoMessagesIcon implementation file exists
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ast-grep --pattern 'const NoMessagesIcon = (props: SvgIconProps) => {
$$$
}'
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach to verify the NoMessagesIcon implementation
# Search for NoMessagesIcon in the design system directory with ripgrep
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# Also check the specific file that should exist based on the import
ls -l packages/design-system/components/icons/NoMessagesIcon.tsx 2>/dev/null || ls -l packages/design-system/components/icons/NoMessagesIcon.ts 2>/dev/null
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packages/components/modules/messages/graphql/queries/RoomsList.ts (3)
1-5: LGTM! Well-structured imports with proper type safety.
The imports are well-organized and properly leverage TypeScript's type system through generated types.
32-36: LGTM! Well-implemented custom hook with proper type safety.
The useRoomsList hook is well-structured, leveraging React Relay's pagination capabilities while maintaining full type safety through generated types.
20-20: Verify the RoomFragment implementation.
The fragment spreads ...RoomFragment which should include essential chat room details needed for the UI (contact name, latest message, timestamp).
✅ Verification successful
RoomFragment implementation is complete and well-structured
The fragment includes all essential chat room details needed for the UI:
- Contact information: participant names and profile images
- Latest message: content and timestamp (
lastMessageTime) - Room details: title, unread count, room image
- Full messages list through
...MessagesListFragmentspread
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# Description: Verify the RoomFragment implementation contains required fields
# Expected fields: contact name, latest message, timestamp
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ast-grep --pattern 'fragment RoomFragment on ChatRoom {
$$$
}'
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try searching for RoomFragment using ripgrep which might help locate the file containing the fragment
rg "fragment\s+RoomFragment" -A 10
Length of output: 5857
packages/components/modules/messages/CreateChatRoomList/ChatRoomListCard/index.tsx (1)
6-6: LGTM! Clean import organization
The new imports are well-organized and align with the component's requirements.
Also applies to: 11-11
packages/design-system/components/Searchbar/index.tsx (4)
25-25: LGTM! Form initialization is well implemented
The useForm hook is correctly initialized with proper typing through defaultValues.
36-38: LGTM! Reset handling is properly implemented
The reset functionality correctly handles both form state and search query reset within a transition.
40-40: LGTM! Watch implementation is clean and efficient
The direct field watching approach is more maintainable than using dynamic field names.
Line range hint 1-96: Verify search performance with large chat lists
Since this searchbar will be used with the chat list, ensure that:
- The debounce timing is appropriate for the expected chat list size
- The search performance remains smooth with the maximum expected number of chats
✅ Verification successful
Searchbar implementation has appropriate debounce handling
The search implementation uses a well-tested debounce hook with a 400ms default delay, which is a good balance between responsiveness and performance. The hook:
- Uses lodash's debounce with trailing edge execution
- Properly cleans up on unmount
- Has test coverage for core functionality
- Uses a standard delay that's commonly accepted for search inputs
Since the component:
- Uses proper debouncing to prevent excessive API calls
- Shows loading states during search
- Implements proper cleanup to prevent memory leaks
- Uses controlled inputs with proper state management
The implementation is suitable for handling chat list searches efficiently.
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# Check if there are any chat list related tests or implementations
rg -g "!*.test.*" -g "!*.spec.*" "ChatList|chat.*list" -A 5
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packages/design-system/package.json (4)
39-40: Verify React version compatibility with dependencies
React 18.3.1 is specified as an exact version in peer dependencies. This version seems unusual as the latest stable React version is 18.2.0. Please verify:
- If this is intentional
- Compatibility with other dependencies, especially @mui packages
✅ Verification successful
React 18.3.1 is a valid version and compatible with dependencies
The verification shows that:
- React 18.3.1 exists as a valid version on npm, published 7 months ago
- MUI's peer dependencies explicitly support React versions ^17.0.0 || ^18.0.0 || ^19.0.0, which includes React 18.3.1
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npm info @mui/material peerDependencies
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62-69: Review PostCSS and Tailwind configuration
Several styling-related dependencies have been updated:
- autoprefixer: ^10.4.19
- postcss: ^8.4.41
- tailwindcss: ^3.4.4
Ensure that the corresponding configuration files are updated to match these versions.
✅ Verification successful
Configuration files are compatible with updated dependencies
The PostCSS and Tailwind configuration files in the design-system package are using standard configuration patterns that are compatible with the updated versions. The PostCSS config uses the basic plugin setup that works across versions, and the Tailwind config follows the current schema with no deprecated features.
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echo "=== packages/design-system/postcss.config.js ==="
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49-57: Ensure Storybook packages are in sync
All Storybook packages have been updated to version ^8.2.8, which is good for consistency. However, this is a major version upgrade that might require migration steps.
✅ Verification successful
Let me run another script to check for the Storybook configuration files and their content, as the previous search didn't reveal any deprecated patterns.
Let me try one more search focusing on the stories format and imports to ensure compatibility with Storybook 8.
Based on the analysis of the story files, I can now provide a final response:
Storybook 8 upgrade is compatible with current codebase
The codebase is already using the modern Component Story Format (CSF) with TypeScript, and all stories are using the recommended Meta and StoryObj types from @storybook/react. No deprecated patterns like storiesOf, addDecorator, or addParameters were found. The stories are following Storybook 8 best practices with proper typing and metadata exports.
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21-26: Ensure MUI package versions are in sync
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- @mui/material: ^5.15.19
- @mui/lab: ^5.0.0-alpha.170
- @mui/system: ^5.15.19
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packages/components/modules/messages/ChatRoomsList/ChatRoomCard/index.tsx (2)
1-15: LGTM! Well-organized imports following best practices.
The imports are logically grouped and properly typed, making good use of the design system components.
1-100: Verify integration with parent components and GraphQL schema.
The component implementation looks solid, but let's verify the integration points.
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Integration verified and properly implemented
The component is correctly integrated within the codebase:
- Properly imported and used in
ChatRoomsList/index.tsx - GraphQL fragment (
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packages/components/modules/messages/CreateChatRoomList/index.tsx (1)
Line range hint 87-94: Fix TypeScript typing issues in Searchbar component
The @ts-ignore comment with TODO indicates unresolved typing issues that should be addressed.
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packages/components/CHANGELOG.md (1)
9-10: Verify the design system dependency update.
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The upgrade to @baseapp-frontend/design-system@0.0.20 is justified as the new components (Searchbar and NoMessagesIcon) introduced in this version are actively used in the messages module implementation, specifically in:
ChatRoomsListcomponent for displaying empty states and search functionalityCreateChatRoomListcomponent for search functionality
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packages/components/modules/messages/MessagesGroup/index.tsx (2)
103-107: LGTM! Outer Box width ensures proper container scaling.
The addition of width: '100%' to the outer Box component ensures proper scaling within its container, which aligns with the responsive design requirements.
109-109: Verify responsive behavior across different screen sizes.
The width changes to the inner Box component look good and should help with proper message scaling. However, since this PR emphasizes responsive design, let's verify the behavior.
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The width changes appear safe with existing responsive design patterns
Based on the codebase analysis, the component is part of a well-structured responsive system:
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MessageItemalready handle responsive widths (60% to 80% on small screens) - The parent
ChatRoomcomponent has responsive layout handling - The
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7-9: LGTM - Changes align with PR objectives
The new components and icons align well with the chat UI implementation requirements:
NoMessagesIconsupports the "no messages" display requirementSearchbarcomponent could enhance chat list functionalityPureTextFieldPropstype export improves component reusability
packages/components/package.json (3)
4-4: Version bump needs changelog verification.
The version bump from 0.0.18 to 0.0.19 should align with the changes described in the PR objectives for the active chats tab implementation.
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48-49: Verify React 18.3.1 compatibility with other dependencies.
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packages/components/schema.graphql (1)
82-83: Breaking Change: Verify client-side handling of updated ChatRoom.image field
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Breaking change confirmed but client code is already updated
The change to the image field in ChatRoom type is indeed a breaking change, but all client-side queries have already been updated to include the required width and height parameters:
ChatRoomQuery: usesimage(width: 100, height: 100)RoomFragment(referenced in queries): usesimage(width: 100, height: 100)MessagesListFragment: usesimage(height: 32, width: 32)
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packages/design-system/components/icons/NoMessagesIcon/index.tsx (2)
1-5: LGTM! Well-structured component declaration.
The component follows React and Material-UI best practices with proper TypeScript typing and prop handling.
110-110: LGTM! Appropriate export pattern.
The default export is suitable for this single-component file.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider improving type safety and documentation
- The
VirtuosoPropsgeneric type parameters should be properly typed instead of usingany - The
targetRefprop name could be more descriptive (e.g.,chatRoomsData) - Missing JSDoc documentation for the interface and its properties
Consider applying these improvements:
+/**
+ * Props for the ChatRoomsList component
+ */
export interface ChatRoomsListProps {
- targetRef: ChatRoomsQuery$data
+ /** The chat rooms data from GraphQL query */
+ chatRoomsData: ChatRoomsQuery$data
Searchbar?: FC<SearchbarProps>
SearchbarProps?: Partial<SearchbarProps>
ChatRoomCard?: FC<ChatRoomCardProps>
ChatRoomCardProps?: Partial<ChatRoomCardProps>
NoMessagesIcon?: FC<SvgIconProps>
NoMessagesIconProps?: Partial<SvgIconProps>
- VirtuosoProps?: Partial<VirtuosoProps<any, any>>
+ VirtuosoProps?: Partial<VirtuosoProps<ChatRoomsQuery$data['chatRooms'], unknown>>
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| export interface ChatRoomsListProps { | |
| targetRef: ChatRoomsQuery$data | |
| Searchbar?: FC<SearchbarProps> | |
| SearchbarProps?: Partial<SearchbarProps> | |
| ChatRoomCard?: FC<ChatRoomCardProps> | |
| ChatRoomCardProps?: Partial<ChatRoomCardProps> | |
| NoMessagesIcon?: FC<SvgIconProps> | |
| NoMessagesIconProps?: Partial<SvgIconProps> | |
| VirtuosoProps?: Partial<VirtuosoProps<any, any>> | |
| } | |
| /** | |
| * Props for the ChatRoomsList component | |
| */ | |
| export interface ChatRoomsListProps { | |
| /** The chat rooms data from GraphQL query */ | |
| chatRoomsData: ChatRoomsQuery$data | |
| Searchbar?: FC<SearchbarProps> | |
| SearchbarProps?: Partial<SearchbarProps> | |
| ChatRoomCard?: FC<ChatRoomCardProps> | |
| ChatRoomCardProps?: Partial<ChatRoomCardProps> | |
| NoMessagesIcon?: FC<SvgIconProps> | |
| NoMessagesIconProps?: Partial<SvgIconProps> | |
| VirtuosoProps?: Partial<VirtuosoProps<ChatRoomsQuery$data['chatRooms'], unknown>> | |
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Optimize the time difference calculations.
The current implementation has some repetitive patterns that could be simplified:
- Repeated Math.abs() calls
- Similar plural handling logic
- Unnecessary toFixed(0) for integer values
const diff = dateTime.diffNow(['years', 'months', 'weeks', 'days']).toObject()
+const getTimeAgo = (value: number, unit: string) => {
+ const absValue = Math.abs(value)
+ return absValue === 1 ? `1 ${unit} ago` : `${absValue} ${unit}s ago`
+}
- if (diff.months && Math.abs(diff.months) > 0) {
- if (Math.abs(diff.months) > 1) return `${Math.abs(diff.months).toFixed(0)} months ago`
- return '1 month ago'
+ if (diff.months && Math.abs(diff.months) > 0) {
+ return getTimeAgo(diff.months, 'month')
}
- if (diff.weeks && Math.abs(diff.weeks) > 0) {
- if (Math.abs(diff.weeks) > 1) return `${Math.abs(diff.weeks).toFixed(0)} weeks ago`
- return '1 week ago'
+ if (diff.weeks && Math.abs(diff.weeks) > 0) {
+ return getTimeAgo(diff.weeks, 'week')
}
- if (diff.days && Math.abs(diff.days) > 0) return `${Math.abs(diff.days).toFixed(0)} days ago`
+ if (diff.days && Math.abs(diff.days) > 0) {
+ return getTimeAgo(diff.days, 'day')
+ }📝 Committable suggestion
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| if (diff.months && Math.abs(diff.months) > 0) { | |
| if (Math.abs(diff.months) > 1) return `${Math.abs(diff.months).toFixed(0)} months ago` | |
| return '1 month ago' | |
| } | |
| if (diff.weeks && Math.abs(diff.weeks) > 0) { | |
| if (Math.abs(diff.weeks) > 1) return `${Math.abs(diff.weeks).toFixed(0)} weeks ago` | |
| return '1 week ago' | |
| } | |
| if (diff.days && Math.abs(diff.days) > 0) return `${Math.abs(diff.days).toFixed(0)} days ago` | |
| const diff = dateTime.diffNow(['years', 'months', 'weeks', 'days']).toObject() | |
| const getTimeAgo = (value: number, unit: string) => { | |
| const absValue = Math.abs(value) | |
| return absValue === 1 ? `1 ${unit} ago` : `${absValue} ${unit}s ago` | |
| } | |
| if (diff.months && Math.abs(diff.months) > 0) { | |
| return getTimeAgo(diff.months, 'month') | |
| } | |
| if (diff.weeks && Math.abs(diff.weeks) > 0) { | |
| return getTimeAgo(diff.weeks, 'week') | |
| } | |
| if (diff.days && Math.abs(diff.days) > 0) { | |
| return getTimeAgo(diff.days, 'day') | |
| } |
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Add null check for urlPath
The current implementation might break if urlPath is null. Consider adding a null check:
-{joinWithSeparator(['@', urlPath?.path], { separator: '' })}
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| {joinWithSeparator(['@', urlPath?.path], { separator: '' })} | |
| {urlPath?.path ? joinWithSeparator(['@', urlPath.path], { separator: '' }) : '@'} |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add error handling and type safety to mutation handler
The mutation completion handler lacks error handling and type checking.
onCompleted: (data) => {
+ const roomId = data?.chatRoomCreate?.room?.node?.id
+ if (!roomId) {
+ console.error('Failed to create chat room: Invalid response')
+ return
+ }
- setChatRoom({ id: data?.chatRoomCreate?.room?.node?.id })
+ setChatRoom({ id: roomId })
setIsInExistingChatRoomsView(true)
},
+onError: (error) => {
+ console.error('Failed to create chat room:', error)
+},📝 Committable suggestion
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| onCompleted: (data) => { | |
| setChatRoom({ id: data?.chatRoomCreate?.room?.node?.id }) | |
| setIsInExistingChatRoomsView(true) | |
| }, | |
| onCompleted: (data) => { | |
| const roomId = data?.chatRoomCreate?.room?.node?.id | |
| if (!roomId) { | |
| console.error('Failed to create chat room: Invalid response') | |
| return | |
| } | |
| setChatRoom({ id: roomId }) | |
| setIsInExistingChatRoomsView(true) | |
| }, | |
| onError: (error) => { | |
| console.error('Failed to create chat room:', error) | |
| }, |
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Avoid using canary versions in production dependencies
The Next.js version 14.3.0-canary.24 is a pre-release version that may contain unstable features or breaking changes. Consider using a stable version instead.
- "next": "14.3.0-canary.24",
+ "next": "14.0.4",Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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Include all relevant dependencies in the useMemo dependency array
Currently, the useMemo dependency array includes only nodeId. Since currentProfileId is used within the memoized value (specifically in variables.profileId), it should be added to the dependency array to ensure that config updates when currentProfileId changes.
Apply this diff to include currentProfileId in the dependency array:
}),
- [nodeId],
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| ) | |
| [nodeId, currentProfileId], | |
| ) |
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Avoid using any; specify the correct type for room parameter
Using any defeats TypeScript's type safety. Replace any with the appropriate type for room to enhance type checking and code readability.
Apply this diff:
- const renderChatCard = useCallback(
- (room: any) => {
+ const renderChatCard = useCallback(
+ (room: RoomType) => {Ensure that RoomType is correctly imported or defined.
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Check for undefined data.id and profile.id before subscribing
data?.id and profile?.id might be undefined, which could cause runtime errors. Ensure they are defined before calling useRoomListSubscription.
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- useRoomListSubscription(data?.id as string, profile?.id as string)
+ if (data?.id && profile?.id) {
+ useRoomListSubscription(data.id, profile.id)
+ }📝 Committable suggestion
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| useRoomListSubscription(data?.id as string, profile?.id as string) | |
| if (data?.id && profile?.id) { | |
| useRoomListSubscription(data.id, profile.id) | |
| } |
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Resolve TypeScript types instead of using @ts-ignore
Using @ts-ignore suppresses TypeScript errors and can hide potential issues. It's better to fix the typing problem with the Searchbar component.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- {/* @ts-ignore TODO: Check typing */}Consider updating the types for Searchbar so that TypeScript properly recognizes it.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Type newTab parameter as ChatTabValues to eliminate type assertions
By typing newTab as ChatTabValues, you can avoid unnecessary type casting when updating the tab state.
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- const handleChange = (event: React.SyntheticEvent, newTab: string) => {
- setTab(newTab as ChatTabValues)
+ const handleChange = (event: React.SyntheticEvent, newTab: ChatTabValues) => {
+ setTab(newTab)
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| const handleChange = (event: React.SyntheticEvent, newTab: string) => { | |
| setTab(newTab as ChatTabValues) | |
| } | |
| const handleChange = (event: React.SyntheticEvent, newTab: ChatTabValues) => { | |
| setTab(newTab) | |
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packages/components/CHANGELOG.md (2)
8-8: Fix grammar in changelog entryThe sentence has incorrect verb agreement.
- Tweaks on `MessageItem` styles so it have the correct `max-width`. + Tweaks on `MessageItem` styles so it has the correct `max-width`.🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~8-~8: After ‘it’, use the third-person verb form “has”.
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7-8: Consider adding more detailed changelog entriesThe current entries could better reflect the full scope of changes described in the PR objectives, including:
- Implementation of chat list with infinite scrolling
- Chat room display functionality
- Message sending capabilities
Consider expanding the changelog entry to something like:
- Add Active Tab functionality to the `messages` module. + Add Active Tab functionality to the `messages` module: + - Implement chat list with infinite scrolling + - Add chat room display with contact information + - Enable message sending in active chats🧰 Tools
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packages/components/package.json (1)
38-38: Maintain consistency in dependency versioningSome dependencies still use catalog references (e.g., relay-runtime, babel-plugin-relay) while related packages have been updated to specific versions. Consider updating these for consistency:
- relay-runtime (line 38) should match react-relay's version
- GraphQL-related dev dependencies should be aligned with the main GraphQL version
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4-4: LGTM: Version bump is appropriate
The version increment from 0.0.19 to 0.0.20 aligns with the added features mentioned in the changelog.
43-70: LGTM: Dev dependencies are well-maintained
The development dependencies are using stable versions and maintain consistency across related packages (e.g., all Storybook packages at 8.2.8).
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3-10: LGTM! Version entry is well-structured and appropriate.
The version bump and changes are well-documented and align with the PR objectives for implementing the active chats tab functionality.
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4-4: LGTM: Version bump and script update
Version bump and migration to pnpm for the relay-update-schema script look good. This maintains consistency with the package manager.
Also applies to: 13-13
12-12: Environment variable configuration still missing in CI/CD
The previous review comment about missing NEXT_PUBLIC_RELAY_ENDPOINT configuration in CI/CD workflows is still valid.
24-41: Verify compatibility of dependency versions
While updating from catalog references to specific versions is good for reproducibility, please ensure:
- The specified versions are compatible with each other
- No known vulnerabilities exist in these versions
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Dependencies have been updated with compatible versions
Based on the analysis of package.json files across the monorepo:
- The Next.js version 14.3.0-canary.24 is newer than the versions with known vulnerabilities (last vulnerability was in 14.2.10)
- All MUI packages (@mui/material, @mui/system, @mui/lab) are using the same version series (5.15.19)
- React peer dependency is explicitly set to 18.3.1, which is compatible with all the updated dependencies
- The dependencies that were moved from catalog references to specific versions are using stable releases
The mixed use of catalog references and specific versions is intentional, as seen in other packages in the monorepo, where some dependencies are managed through a central catalog while others are explicitly versioned.
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Avoid using alpha versions in production dependencies
The MUI Lab package version 5.0.0-alpha.170 is a pre-release version that may contain unstable features or breaking changes. Consider using a stable version instead.
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7-7: Consider adding more details about the Active Tab functionality.The changelog entry could be more descriptive about the Active Tab feature. Consider expanding it to include key functionality such as:
- Chat list with infinite scrolling
- Sorting by recent activity
- Empty states handling
-Add Active Tab functionality to the `messages` module. +Add Active Tab functionality to the `messages` module: +- Display list of active chats with infinite scrolling +- Sort chats by most recent activity +- Show empty states for no chats/messages
8-8: Fix grammar and add context for the style change.There's a grammar issue, and the max-width change could benefit from more context about its purpose.
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9-10: LGTM: Dependency update is properly documented.
The dependency update is clearly documented with the specific version bump.
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8-8: Fix grammar in the changelog entry.There's a grammatical error in the sentence.
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3-10: LGTM! Changelog entries accurately reflect the PR changes.
The version bump and changelog entries appropriately document the implementation of the active chats tab functionality, style fixes, and dependency updates.
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After being able to create chats, we can now implement the active chat list to display these newly created chats. This story is about buidling a simple UI that lists all active chats. At this stage, the list might only show basic information (like the chat name and timestamp of creation), and it doesn’t need to include advanced features like unread indicators.
Business Rules - View Active Chats
** Display an avatar placeholder for the profiles image
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New Features
ChatRoomCardcomponent for displaying chat room information.NoMessagesIconfor improved visual feedback.Searchbarcomponent for better search capabilities.ChatRoomsListcomponent for improved chat room management and display.Bug Fixes
MessageItemcomponent to prevent overflow and improve layout.MessageItemContainerandMessagesGroup.Updates
@baseapp-frontend/components(0.0.19) and@baseapp-frontend/design-system(0.0.20).@baseapp-frontend/wagtailpackage to version 1.0.2.