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web/src/layout/Header/MobileHeader.tsx (2)
37-44: Consider making the overlay more robustThe overlay implementation could be improved in a few ways:
- The hardcoded height of 64px might break if the header height changes
- The z-index of 1 might be too low to ensure the overlay stays above all content
const Overlay = styled.div<{ isOpen: boolean }>` display: ${({ isOpen }) => (isOpen ? "block" : "none")}; position: absolute; top: 0; width: 100vw; - height: 64px; + height: var(--header-height, 64px); - z-index: 1; + z-index: var(--overlay-z-index, 999); `;
58-63: Simplify conditional rendering of OverlayThe conditional rendering can be simplified using the logical AND operator.
<Container> - {isOpen ? <Overlay {...{ isOpen }} onClick={handleCloseNavbar} /> : null} + {isOpen && <Overlay {...{ isOpen }} onClick={handleCloseNavbar} />} <Logo /> <StyledLightButton text="" Icon={HamburgerIcon} onClick={handleOpenNavbar} /> <NavBar {...{ isOpen, handleCloseNavbar }} /> </Container>web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Explore.tsx (1)
74-74: Consider memoizing the onClick handler.While the current implementation works, you could optimize performance by memoizing the onClick handler using useCallback, especially since this is within a map iteration.
-onClick={handleCloseNavbar} +onClick={React.useCallback(() => handleCloseNavbar(), [handleCloseNavbar])}web/src/layout/Header/navbar/DappList.tsx (1)
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76-133: Consider extracting ITEMS to a configuration fileThe ITEMS array contains hardcoded URLs pointing to various environments (production, staging, etc.). Consider:
- Moving this to a configuration file for easier maintenance
- Using environment variables for different deployment environments
- Adding TypeScript types for the items structure
Example refactor:
// types/dapps.ts interface DappItem { text: string; Icon: string; url: string; } // config/dapps.ts export const DAPP_ITEMS: DappItem[] = [ { text: "Court V2", Icon: Court, url: process.env.REACT_APP_COURT_V2_URL || "https://v2.kleros.builders/", }, // ... other items ];web/src/layout/Header/navbar/index.tsx (1)
97-97: LGTM: Improved state management patternThe component now follows React's "lifting state up" pattern by accepting state and handlers as props, making it more reusable and easier to test.
This pattern will make it easier to implement future state management requirements and enables better integration with state management libraries if needed.
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web/src/layout/Header/MobileHeader.tsx (2)
47-55: Clean and effective state management
The refactoring from context to local state management is a good improvement:
- Simpler and more maintainable code
- Clear separation of concerns with distinct handler functions
- Follows React's recommended patterns for lifting state up
47-63: Verify navbar behavior in all scenarios
The implementation looks correct, but please verify these scenarios:
- Navbar closes when clicking the header
- Navbar opens/closes smoothly on mobile devices
- Overlay properly prevents interaction with background elements
- No scroll issues when navbar is open
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Implementation verified with proper handling of all scenarios
The code analysis confirms the implementation is robust and handles all the specified scenarios correctly:
- Navbar closes when clicking header - Verified through the
Overlaycomponent withonClick={handleCloseNavbar} - Smooth open/close transitions - Confirmed by the styled components using proper CSS transitions and transform properties
- Overlay functionality - Two overlay implementations work together:
- Header overlay (64px height) prevents interaction with header elements
- Full navbar overlay with proper z-index and background opacity
- Scroll handling - Proper overflow management is implemented:
- Navbar has
overflow-y: autofor content scrolling - Main content interaction is blocked by overlay when navbar is open
- Navbar has
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60-62: LGTM! Clean interface definition.
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Line range hint 134-148: LGTM! Well-structured component implementation
The component follows React best practices with proper:
- Type safety using React.FC with the imported interface
- Click-outside handling using useClickAway
- Ref usage for DOM interaction
18-18: Verify the IDappList interface definition
The interface has been moved from this file to './index'. Let's ensure it exists in the target file.
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The IDappList interface is properly defined in web/src/layout/Header/navbar/index.tsx and includes the required toggleIsDappListOpen method, making the import valid and functional.
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38-38: LGTM: Full height implementation
The change from max-height to height: 100% ensures the navbar properly occupies the full height of its container, improving the mobile experience.
92-95: LGTM: Well-structured interface definition
The INavBar interface clearly defines the component's contract with proper TypeScript types. The prop names are descriptive and align with their intended functionality.
108-108: Verify Explore component integration
The handleCloseNavbar prop is now passed to Explore, but we should verify its implementation.
Also applies to: 110-110
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Explore component properly implements handleCloseNavbar
The Explore component correctly:
- Defines handleCloseNavbar prop in the IExplore interface
- Receives the prop in the component definition
- Uses handleCloseNavbar as onClick handler for each navigation link, ensuring navbar closes on navigation
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web/src/layout/Header/MobileHeader.tsx (1)
61-65: Remove unnecessary isOpen prop from OverlayThe Overlay component is already conditionally rendered based on
isOpen, so passing it as a prop is redundant.- {isOpen ? <Overlay {...{ isOpen }} onClick={handleCloseNavbar} /> : null} + {isOpen ? <Overlay onClick={handleCloseNavbar} /> : null}
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1-1: LGTM! Good choice of dependencies
The addition of useLockBodyScroll from react-use is a good practice for preventing background scrolling when the navbar is open.
Also applies to: 5-6
49-50: LGTM! Clean state management implementation
The switch from context to local state management is a good simplification, and the integration with useLockBodyScroll is well implemented.
52-58: LGTM! Well-structured handler functions
The separation into explicit handleOpenNavbar and handleCloseNavbar functions follows the single responsibility principle and makes the code more maintainable.
61-65: Verify navbar height implementation
The PR title mentions making the navbar "occupy full height", but I don't see this implementation in the current changes.
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web/src/components/DisputeView/DisputeInfo/index.tsx (1)
98-98: Consider improving date formatting consistency and internationalization.While adding "(Local Time)" helps with clarity, there are a few improvements to consider:
- Use explicit locale and formatting options with
toLocaleString()for consistent display across browsers/regions- Consider moving the "Local Time" text to a translation system for i18n support
- Consider using a date formatting library for consistent formatting across the application
Here's a suggested improvement:
-value: !displayAsList ? new Date(date * 1000).toLocaleString() + " (Local Time)" : formatDate(date), +value: !displayAsList + ? new Date(date * 1000).toLocaleString(undefined, { + dateStyle: 'medium', + timeStyle: 'short' + }) + t('common.localTime', ' (Local Time)') + : formatDate(date),Note: Replace
t()with your translation function if you're using i18n.
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Line range hint 1-113: LGTM! Well-structured implementation with proper TypeScript usage.
The component demonstrates good practices:
- Proper TypeScript interfaces and types
- Optimized rendering with useMemo
- Clear separation of concerns
- Well-structured field items configuration
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web/src/pages/Courts/CourtDetails/StakePanel/SimulatorPopup/index.tsx (1)
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1-274: Consider architectural improvements for better performance and maintainabilityWhile reviewing the changes, I noticed some opportunities for broader improvements:
Consider memoizing complex calculations to prevent unnecessary recalculations:
- The
totalscalculation is already memoized, but other calculations likefutureTreeVotesPerPnkcould benefit from memoization- The
simulatorItemsarray could be memoized to prevent recreating it on every renderThe error and loading states could be handled more consistently:
- Consider creating a dedicated component for the loading state
- Implement error boundaries for better error handling
Type safety could be improved:
- Add proper TypeScript types for all calculations
- Consider using discriminated unions for the different states (loading/error/success)
Would you like me to provide specific examples for any of these improvements?
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web/src/layout/Header/MobileHeader.tsx (3)
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28-38: Consider improving button accessibilityThe button's text is hidden with
display: none, which might affect screen readers. Consider adding anaria-labelto ensure the hamburger menu button is accessible.const StyledLightButton = styled(LightButton)` padding: 0; .button-svg { margin-right: 0px; fill: white; } .button-text { display: none; } `; + +// Usage in component: +<StyledLightButton + text="" + Icon={HamburgerIcon} + onClick={handleOpenNavbar} + aria-label="Toggle navigation menu" +/>
39-41: Add TypeScript type definitionsConsider adding proper type definitions for the component and its props for better maintainability and type safety.
-const MobileHeader = () => { +const MobileHeader: React.FC = () => {
52-55: Avoid props spreading for better maintainabilityInstead of spreading props, consider passing them explicitly for better code readability and maintainability.
-<NavBar {...{ isOpen, handleCloseNavbar }} /> +<NavBar + isOpen={isOpen} + handleCloseNavbar={handleCloseNavbar} +/>web/src/layout/Header/navbar/index.tsx (1)
108-126: Consider destructuring props for better readabilityWhile the implementation is correct, consider destructuring props for better readability:
-<Overlay {...{ isOpen }} onClick={handleCloseNavbar} /> +<Overlay isOpen={isOpen} onClick={handleCloseNavbar} /> -<Container {...{ isOpen }}> +<Container isOpen={isOpen}> -<Explore {...{ handleCloseNavbar }} /> +<Explore handleCloseNavbar={handleCloseNavbar} />
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1-6: LGTM! Clean imports with good practices
The imports are well-organized and the addition of useLockBodyScroll is a good practice for preventing background content from scrolling when the navbar is open.
43-49: LGTM! Clean state management implementation
The separate handleOpenNavbar and handleCloseNavbar functions make the code more explicit and easier to understand. Good use of useLockBodyScroll to prevent background scrolling when the navbar is open.
52-55: Consider making the overlay full-height
The overlay should cover the full viewport height to prevent users from interacting with content below the header while the navbar is open.
web/src/layout/Header/navbar/index.tsx (3)
73-80: LGTM: Well-structured overlay implementation
The Overlay component is well-implemented with appropriate z-index and dimensions to cover the header area, aligning with the PR objective to close the navbar when clicking the header.
95-100: LGTM: Well-defined TypeScript interface and component signature
The INavBar interface and updated component signature improve type safety and make the component's contract explicit. This change aligns well with TypeScript best practices.
33-33: Verify the fixed height value for different screen sizes
The change from max-height to a fixed height of 92% might cause issues on different screen sizes. Consider using a more flexible approach or document why this specific value was chosen.
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The fixed height of 92% is appropriate for the mobile navigation implementation
The height value of 92% is intentionally designed to work with the mobile navigation pattern implemented here. The navbar is positioned within a full-viewport height wrapper (height: 100vh) and includes:
- An overlay component of 64px height at the top
- The main container with 92% height
- Proper overflow-y scrolling for content
- Transform-origin and transition properties for smooth animation
The implementation creates a proper mobile navigation experience where:
- The navbar slides down from the top
- Maintains proper spacing with the overlay header
- Allows scrolling for overflow content
- Includes proper transition animations
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34-34: Consider using viewport units for responsive heightsThe fixed heights might cause issues on different screen sizes:
- Container's
height: 92%could be replaced withheight: 92vh- StyledOverlay's
height: 64pxcould be made responsive using CSS variables- height: 92%; + height: 92vh; - height: 64px; + height: var(--header-height, 64px);Also applies to: 74-81
96-99: Add JSDoc documentation for the INavBar interfaceConsider adding documentation to improve maintainability and developer experience.
+/** + * Interface for NavBar component props + * @property isOpen - Controls the visibility of the navbar + * @property handleCloseNavbar - Callback function to close the navbar + */ interface INavBar { isOpen: boolean; handleCloseNavbar: () => void; }
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web/src/layout/Header/DesktopHeader.tsx (1)
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69-77: Consider consolidating popup states.Currently, there are multiple boolean states for different popups. Consider consolidating these into a single state using an enum or string to represent the active popup. This would:
- Reduce the number of state variables
- Make state transitions more explicit
- Ensure only one popup can be open at a time
- Simplify the component's state management
Example refactor:
type PopupType = 'none' | 'dappList' | 'help' | 'settings' | 'jurorLevels' | 'appeal' | 'binaryVoting' | 'disputeResolver' | 'rankedVoting' | 'staking' | 'onboarding'; const [activePopup, setActivePopup] = useState<PopupType>('none'); // Instead of multiple toggles, use a single function const togglePopup = (popup: PopupType) => { setActivePopup(current => current === popup ? 'none' : popup); };web/src/components/LightButton.tsx (1)
16-16: LGTM! Consider extracting mobile-specific colors to theme constants.The conditional color changes for mobile navbar look good and align with the UI improvements objective. However, to improve maintainability, consider extracting these mobile-specific colors into theme constants.
// In your theme file const theme = { // ... existing theme properties + mobileNavbar: { + iconDefault: theme.secondaryPurple, + iconHover: theme.secondaryPurple, + }, };Also applies to: 21-21
web/src/layout/Header/navbar/index.tsx (2)
116-129: Consider debouncing popup state changesThe popup handling logic looks good, but rapid toggling might cause issues with the setTimeout.
Consider using a debounce wrapper:
const handleClosePopup = debounce(() => { toggleIsClosing(true); setTimeout(() => { // ... existing code }, 200); }, 100);
164-169: Improve popup rendering efficiencyThe conditional rendering of popups could be optimized to prevent unnecessary re-renders.
Consider memoizing the popup components:
const DappListPopup = React.memo(({ onClose }) => ( <DappList toggleIsDappListOpen={onClose} /> )); // Then in the render: {hasPopupOpen && ( <PopupContainer {...{ isClosing }} onTransitionEnd={() => isClosing && handleClosePopup()}> {isDappListOpen && <DappListPopup onClose={handleClosePopup} />} {/* Similar for other popups */} </PopupContainer> )}
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web/src/layout/Header/DesktopHeader.tsx (1)
154-154: LGTM! Good optimization.
The change from an inline arrow function to directly passing the toggleIsDappListOpen reference is a good optimization that follows React best practices by avoiding unnecessary function creation on each render.
web/src/layout/Header/navbar/index.tsx (2)
64-86:
Good addition of transition effects, but needs accessibility improvements
The popup and overlay implementation looks good with smooth transitions, but needs accessibility improvements.
As mentioned in the previous review, please add keyboard support and ARIA attributes:
const PopupContainer = styled.div<{ isClosing: boolean }>`
+ /* existing styles */
+ role: dialog;
+ aria-modal: true;
`;34-34: Verify fixed height impact on different screen sizes
Changing from max-height to a fixed height percentage might affect the navbar's appearance on various screen sizes.
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Let me check the component structure and any media queries that might affect this container.
Fixed height of 76% is appropriate for this dropdown container
The height of 76% is used in a dropdown container that has proper responsive behavior:
- It's contained within a full viewport height (100vh) parent overlay
- Has overflow-y: auto to handle content overflow
- Uses transform-origin and transform for smooth animations
- Includes proper visibility transitions
The fixed percentage maintains a consistent proportion of the viewport while ensuring space for other UI elements, making it a reasonable design choice.
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PR-Codex overview
This PR primarily focuses on refactoring the
Headercomponents to streamline the handling of the Dapp list and improve the styling of buttons, while also enhancing the mobile header functionality.Detailed summary
onClickhandler inDesktopHeader.tsx.IDappListinterface and adjustedDappListcomponent.LightButton.tsx.handleCloseNavbarprop inExplore.tsx.MobileHeaderto manage its own state without context.NavBarcomponent to handle popups more effectively.NavbarOverlayfor better UI interaction.NavBar.Summary by CodeRabbit
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Explorecomponent for closing the navbar via props.Bug Fixes
MobileHeaderandNavBarcomponents.Style
LightButtonin mobile navigation contexts.Refactor