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fix(app_notifications): add toggle notification menu on second click #3004
fix(app_notifications): add toggle notification menu on second click #3004
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WalkthroughThe changes involve modifications to the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant AppNotification
participant useAppNotification
User->>AppNotification: Click Notification Button
AppNotification->>useAppNotification: handleToggleNotificationState()
useAppNotification-->>AppNotification: Toggle Notification State
AppNotification->>User: Show/Hide Notification
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Actionable comments posted: 3
🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
src/components/icon_button/index.types.tsx (1)
3-5
: Add TSDoc comments to document the type's purpose.Consider adding documentation to explain the type's purpose and its relationship with the notification toggle feature.
+/** + * Extended IconButton props that support background color customization. + * Used primarily for notification menu toggle functionality. + */ export type CustomIconButtonProps = IconButtonProps & { backgroundColor?: string; };src/components/icon_button/index.tsx (2)
11-13
: Add type safety for backgroundColor propConsider adding a default value and type validation for the backgroundColor prop to prevent potential styling issues.
const IconButton: FC<CustomIconButtonProps> = (props) => { - const { children, backgroundColor } = props; + const { children, backgroundColor = 'transparent' } = props;
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: Potential style override issue with props spreadingThe
{...props}
after explicit sx styles could lead to unintended style overrides if the consumer passes their own sx prop. Consider merging styles instead.<MUIIconButton color="inherit" edge="start" + {...props} sx={{ padding: '8px', borderRadius: 'var(--radius-l)', backgroundColor: backgroundColor, '&:hover': { backgroundColor: 'var(--accent-200)', }, '.MuiTouchRipple-ripple .MuiTouchRipple-child': { borderRadius: 'var(--radius-l)', backgroundColor: 'var(--accent-200)', }, + ...(props.sx || {}) }} - {...props} >src/features/app_notification/index.tsx (1)
13-17
: Update component documentationAs mentioned in the PR objectives, documentation changes are required. Please ensure you:
- Document the new double-click behavior
- Update any existing component documentation
- Update user guides if applicable
Would you like me to help create documentation for this new feature?
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🔇 Additional comments (5)
src/components/icon_button/index.types.tsx (2)
1-1
: LGTM! Clean and specific import.
The import statement follows best practices by importing only the required type from Material-UI.
3-5
: Verify the integration with notification toggle feature.
Let's ensure this type properly supports all requirements for the notification toggle functionality.
src/components/icon_button/index.tsx (2)
2-3
: LGTM! Clean import changes
The import changes correctly reflect the transition to CustomIconButtonProps.
Line range hint 1-34
: Verify integration with notification toggle feature
Let's ensure this component properly supports the notification toggle functionality mentioned in the PR objectives.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:
IconButton component properly supports notification toggle feature
The IconButton component is correctly integrated with the notification toggle functionality:
- It's used in AppNotification component via ButtonIcon with proper onClick and onDoubleClick handlers
- The component supports background color changes based on open state
- The toggle functionality is properly managed through useAppNotification hook with open/close handlers
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src/features/app_notification/index.tsx (1)
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: Verify CSS variable availability
The var(--accent-200)
CSS variable is being used for the background color.
Let's verify this CSS variable is defined:
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CSS variable --accent-200
is properly defined and available
The CSS variable --accent-200
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using RGB values through --accent-200-base
for different themes/variations. The usage in the component is valid.
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borderRadius: 'var(--radius-l)', | ||
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Ensure backgroundColor prop is properly sanitized
The backgroundColor prop should be validated to prevent potential CSS injection attacks. Consider using a predefined set of colors or a color validation utility.
+ import { validateColor } from '../utils/color-validator';
const IconButton: FC<CustomIconButtonProps> = (props) => {
- const { children, backgroundColor } = props;
+ const { children, backgroundColor: rawBackgroundColor } = props;
+ const backgroundColor = rawBackgroundColor ? validateColor(rawBackgroundColor) : 'transparent';
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<ButtonIcon | ||
onClick={handleOpenNotification} | ||
onDoubleClick={handleCloseNotification} | ||
backgroundColor={open ? 'var(--accent-200)' : 'none'} | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add accessibility considerations
The double-click functionality might not be discoverable or usable by all users. Consider:
- Adding an aria-label to describe the toggle behavior
- Providing an alternative method to close notifications
Apply these changes:
<ButtonIcon
onClick={handleOpenNotification}
onDoubleClick={handleCloseNotification}
backgroundColor={open ? 'var(--accent-200)' : 'none'}
+ aria-label={open ? "Double click to close notifications" : "Click to open notifications"}
+ aria-expanded={open}
>
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<ButtonIcon | |
onClick={handleOpenNotification} | |
onDoubleClick={handleCloseNotification} | |
backgroundColor={open ? 'var(--accent-200)' : 'none'} | |
> | |
<ButtonIcon | |
onClick={handleOpenNotification} | |
onDoubleClick={handleCloseNotification} | |
backgroundColor={open ? 'var(--accent-200)' : 'none'} | |
aria-label={open ? "Double click to close notifications" : "Click to open notifications"} | |
aria-expanded={open} | |
> |
onClick={handleOpenNotification} | ||
onDoubleClick={handleCloseNotification} |
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Consider potential race conditions between click handlers
The current implementation using separate onClick
and onDoubleClick
handlers might lead to unexpected behavior:
- A single click will trigger
handleOpenNotification
- A double click will trigger both
handleOpenNotification
andhandleCloseNotification
This could cause the menu to flicker or end up in an incorrect state.
Consider using a debounced click handler instead:
-onClick={handleOpenNotification}
-onDoubleClick={handleCloseNotification}
+onClick={(e) => {
+ if (e.detail === 1) {
+ setTimeout(() => {
+ if (!e.detail === 1) return;
+ handleOpenNotification();
+ }, 200);
+ } else if (e.detail === 2) {
+ handleCloseNotification();
+ }
+}}
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onClick={handleOpenNotification} | |
onDoubleClick={handleCloseNotification} | |
onClick={(e) => { | |
if (e.detail === 1) { | |
setTimeout(() => { | |
if (!e.detail === 1) return; | |
handleOpenNotification(); | |
}, 200); | |
} else if (e.detail === 2) { | |
handleCloseNotification(); | |
} | |
}} |
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Actionable comments posted: 1
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src/features/app_notification/useAppNotification.tsx (1)
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: Add JSDoc documentation for the hookAs mentioned in the PR objectives, documentation changes are required. Please add JSDoc comments to document:
- The hook's purpose
- The return value structure
- The new toggle behavior
Example documentation:
+/** + * Hook to manage application notification state + * @returns {Object} An object containing: + * - open: boolean - Current state of the notification panel + * - handleToggleNotificationState: () => void - Toggles the notification panel open/closed + * - count: number - Number of unread notifications + */ const useAppNotification = () => {
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src/features/app_notification/useAppNotification.tsx (2)
17-20
: Verify the impact on existing notification behavior
Since this PR is marked as potentially breaking, we should verify all usages of this hook to ensure the new toggle behavior doesn't adversely affect existing implementations.
✅ Verification successful
No impact on existing notification behavior
The search results show that useAppNotification
hook is only used in two files:
src/features/app_notification/useAppNotification.tsx
(the hook implementation)src/features/app_notification/index.tsx
(the only consumer)
The hook's toggle functionality is self-contained and only used within the notification component itself, with no other components depending on the specific behavior of handleOpenNotification
or handleCloseNotification
. The change to use a single toggle function instead of separate open/close functions is safe as it's only used internally.
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: Consider batching state updates
Multiple state updates (setIsMyAssignmentOpen
and setOpen
) could potentially cause unnecessary re-renders. Consider using a custom hook or context to manage related UI states atomically.
Let's check if there are other similar patterns in the codebase:
const handleToggleNotificationState = async () => { | ||
setIsMyAssignmentOpen(false); | ||
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setOpen(true); | ||
}; | ||
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const handleCloseNotification = () => { | ||
setOpen(false); | ||
setOpen((prev) => !prev); |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Remove unnecessary async keyword
The function is marked as async but doesn't use any await operations. This could mislead developers into thinking there are asynchronous operations.
- const handleToggleNotificationState = async () => {
+ const handleToggleNotificationState = () => {
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const handleToggleNotificationState = async () => { | |
setIsMyAssignmentOpen(false); | |
setOpen(true); | |
}; | |
const handleCloseNotification = () => { | |
setOpen(false); | |
setOpen((prev) => !prev); | |
const handleToggleNotificationState = () => { | |
setIsMyAssignmentOpen(false); | |
setOpen((prev) => !prev); |
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