fix: remove hydration errors #3262
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It seems like it is resolved on Homepage but persists on other routes like dashboard, newsroom, etc.
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components/AlgoliaSearch.tsx (2)
286-286: Rename state variable to follow React conventionsThe introduction of the
Childrenstate variable is a good approach for managing dynamic content. However, the naming convention doesn't follow React's best practices for state variables.Consider renaming
Childrentochildren(camelCase) to align with React conventions:- const [Children, setChildren] = useState<string | React.ReactNode>(''); + const [children, setChildren] = useState<string | React.ReactNode>('');
312-316: Consider dependencies for useEffectThe addition of the useEffect hook is a good approach for initializing the
Childrenstate. However, it doesn't handle updates to thechildrenprop oractionKey.Consider adding
childrenandactionKeyto the dependency array to handle updates:useEffect(() => { if (typeof children === 'function') { setChildren(children({ actionKey })); } - }, []); + }, [children, actionKey]);This change ensures that the
Childrenstate is updated wheneverchildrenoractionKeychanges.
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components/Avatar.tsx
[error] 34-34: Avoid using unnecessary Fragment.
A fragment is redundant if it contains only one child, or if it is the child of a html element, and is not a keyed fragment.
Unsafe fix: Remove the Fragment(lint/complexity/noUselessFragments)
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components/Avatar.tsx (1)
34-34:⚠️ Potential issueReconsider changing anchor to span for linked avatars
The modification from an anchor (
<a>) to a<span>when alinkprop is provided removes the clickable behavior of the avatar. This change might negatively impact user experience and accessibility.Consider reverting to using an anchor element when a link is provided:
- return link ? <span data-testid='Avatars-link'>{avatar}</span> : <React.Fragment>{avatar}</React.Fragment>; + return link ? <a href={link} data-testid='Avatars-link'>{avatar}</a> : <React.Fragment>{avatar}</React.Fragment>;To understand the impact of this change, let's check for usages of the
Avatarcomponent with alinkprop:Additionally, could you please clarify how this change addresses the hydration errors mentioned in the PR objectives? It's not immediately clear how changing from an anchor to a span resolves hydration issues.
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Avatarcomponent withlinkprop foundNo instances of the
Avatarcomponent using thelinkprop were detected. Therefore, changing the anchor to a<span>does not affect the current codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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[error] 34-34: Avoid using unnecessary Fragment.
A fragment is redundant if it contains only one child, or if it is the child of a html element, and is not a keyed fragment.
Unsafe fix: Remove the Fragment(lint/complexity/noUselessFragments)
components/AlgoliaSearch.tsx (2)
328-328: Improved rendering approach resolves hydration issuesThe change to render the
Childrenstate variable instead of directly using thechildrenprop is a significant improvement.This modification:
- Allows for dynamic rendering of the button's content.
- Ensures consistency between server-side and client-side rendering, resolving the hydration errors mentioned in the PR objectives.
- Aligns with the new state management approach introduced earlier in the component.
Great job on addressing the hydration issues!
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286-328: Summary: Effective resolution of hydration errors with room for minor improvementsThe changes in this PR successfully address the hydration errors mentioned in the objectives. The new approach for managing the
SearchButtoncomponent's children content provides better flexibility and ensures consistency between server-side and client-side rendering.Key improvements:
- Introduction of state management for children content.
- Use of useEffect for initialization.
- Consistent rendering approach.
Suggestions for further refinement:
- Rename the
Childrenstate variable to follow React naming conventions.- Update the useEffect dependencies to handle prop changes.
Overall, this PR effectively resolves the main issue while introducing a more robust implementation. Great work!
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components/Loader.tsx (1)
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1-41: Overall impact: Improved default behavior with backwards compatibilityThe changes to the Loader component improve its default behavior by providing a default icon and enhancing accessibility. The component remains backwards compatible as the prop interface hasn't changed. However, consider the following actions:
- Update the component's documentation to reflect the new default behavior.
- If there's a storybook or example usage, update it to showcase both default and custom icon scenarios.
Consider adding a brief comment above the
loaderIconprop in theLoaderPropsinterface to indicate that it now has a default value. This can help developers understand the component's behavior at a glance:interface LoaderProps { // ... /** The icon to be displayed along with the loading animation. Defaults to AsyncAPIColorIcon if not provided. */ loaderIcon?: React.ReactElement | null; // ... }components/dashboard/table/Row.tsx (2)
36-43: Improved link structure with a minor suggestionThe restructuring of the main content link improves the component's rendering consistency and helps address hydration issues. However, for better accessibility, consider removing the
<span>wrapper inside the<a>tag.Consider this minor improvement:
<a target='_blank' rel='noreferrer' href={`https://github.com/${item.resourcePath}`}> - <span - className='two-liner w-full text-base font-medium leading-5 text-gray-900' - data-testid='Row-spanText' - > - {item.title} - </span> + <div + className='two-liner w-full text-base font-medium leading-5 text-gray-900' + data-testid='Row-spanText' + > + {item.title} + </div> </a>This change maintains the styling and testability while improving the semantic structure of the link.
54-62: Enhanced interactivity with arrow iconThe addition of a separate clickable arrow icon improves the user experience and component interactivity. The use of
my-autoandw-fitclasses ensures proper alignment and sizing of the icon.To enhance accessibility, consider adding an
aria-labelto the anchor tag:<a target='_blank' rel='noreferrer' className='my-auto w-fit' href={`https://github.com/${item.resourcePath}`} + aria-label={`Open ${item.title} on GitHub`} > <img alt='arrow icon' src='/img/illustrations/icons/arrow.svg' /> </a>This change provides more context for screen reader users about the purpose of the link.
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[error] 107-107: Missing key property for this element in iterable.
The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
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pages/index.tsx (1)
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13-30: Consider optimizing the HomePage component and clarify Redirect usage.While the overall structure of the
HomePagecomponent looks good, there are a couple of points to consider:
The
Redirectfunction is called without any visible effect or error handling. Could you clarify its purpose and whether it's working as intended?To optimize performance, consider memoizing the
Loadercomponent's props if they don't change between renders:const loaderProps = React.useMemo(() => ({ loaderText: 'Loading...', loaderIcon: <AsyncAPIColorIcon alt='Loading...' />, className: 'my-60', dark: false, pulsating: true }), []);Then use it in the JSX like this:
<Loader {...loaderProps} />This optimization is especially useful if the
HomePagecomponent re-renders frequently.To verify the usage of the
Redirectfunction, let's check its implementation:#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the implementation of the Redirect function # Test: Search for the Redirect function definition rg --type typescript -A 10 'export function Redirect'This will help us understand if the
Redirectfunction is being used correctly in theHomePagecomponent.components/Loader.tsx (2)
4-5: LGTM: New import statement for AsyncAPIColorIconThe import statement for
AsyncAPIColorIconis correctly added and necessary for the updated defaultloaderIconprop. This change follows React best practices for importing components.
30-30: Approve change with verification: Updated default loaderIconThe new default value for
loaderIconimproves the component by providing a default icon (AsyncAPIColorIcon) with an accessibility-friendlyaltattribute. This ensures that an icon is always displayed when no custom icon is provided.However, this change might affect existing usage of the Loader component where no icon was previously displayed.
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components/dashboard/table/Row.tsx (2)
17-35: Improved component structure and layoutThe restructuring of the component enhances both the layout and the separation of concerns. The use of flexbox (
flex justify-betweenandflex flex-col gap-2) improves the responsiveness and alignment of the elements. Moving the repository link into a separate anchor tag (<a>) enhances accessibility and user interaction.These changes appear to address potential hydration issues by clearly separating interactive elements, which is a step in the right direction for fixing the reported hydration errors.
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1-66: Summary: Improved component structure with potential hydration fixThe changes in this file focus on restructuring the
Rowcomponent's layout, which appears to address the hydration issues mentioned in the PR objectives. The separation of interactive elements and improved component structure are positive changes.To ensure these changes resolve the hydration errors, please run the following verification script:
components/navigation/BlogPostItem.tsx (3)
4-4: LGTM: Proper React importThe addition of
Reactto the import statement is correct and necessary for using JSX syntax and React-specific features likeReact.Fragmentlater in the component.
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1-138: Clarify the relationship between changes and hydration errorsAfter reviewing the changes in this file, it's not immediately clear how they address the PR's main objective of fixing hydration errors. The modifications, such as removing clickable elements and changing fragment syntax, don't seem directly related to hydration issues.
Could you provide more context on:
- How these specific changes contribute to resolving hydration errors?
- If there are any other files or components where the main hydration fixes are implemented?
- Whether these changes are part of a larger refactoring effort to address hydration issues?
This additional information would help in understanding the full scope and impact of the PR.
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The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
Check the React documentation.(lint/correctness/useJsxKeyInIterable)
80-87:⚠️ Potential issueVerify the intention behind removing clickable title and excerpt
The replacement of the
Linkcomponent with aspanremoves the clickability of the blog post title and excerpt. This change might negatively impact user experience, as users typically expect blog post titles to be clickable links.Could you clarify how this change relates to fixing hydration errors? If it's not directly related, consider reverting this change to maintain the expected user interaction.
components/tools/ToolsCard.tsx (3)
1-1: LGTM: Improved React import statementThe change to explicitly import React and specific hooks (useEffect, useRef, useState) aligns with modern React best practices. This improves code clarity without affecting functionality.
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1-97: Summary: Hydration fixes look promising, further testing recommendedThe changes made to the ToolsCard component, particularly the JSX structure modifications, appear to address the hydration issues mentioned in the PR objectives. The use of
<span>instead of<div>and the addition of line clamping should help improve consistency between server-side and client-side rendering.Next steps:
- Conduct thorough testing across all routes, especially the dashboard and newsroom, to ensure hydration errors are resolved.
- Verify that the layout and functionality of the ToolsCard component remain intact after these changes.
- Consider adding specific unit or integration tests to prevent future hydration issues.
To ensure the changes haven't introduced any regressions, please run the existing test suite and consider adding new tests specifically for hydration:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Run existing tests and suggest adding hydration-specific tests # Run existing test suite npm test # Suggestion for adding hydration-specific tests echo "Consider adding the following test to your suite:" echo " import { render, hydrate } from '@testing-library/react' import ToolsCard from './ToolsCard' test('ToolsCard hydrates without warnings', () => { const consoleError = jest.spyOn(console, 'error') const container = document.createElement('div') const toolData = {...} // Add mock tool data here render(<ToolsCard toolData={toolData} />, container) hydrate(<ToolsCard toolData={toolData} />, container) expect(consoleError).not.toHaveBeenCalled() }) "
95-97: Verify layout and hydration improvementsThe changes from
<div>to<span>and the addition ofline-clamp-3and conditional ellipsis classes appear to address the hydration issues mentioned in the PR objectives. These modifications should improve the consistency between server-side and client-side rendering.However, please verify:
- The layout is not negatively affected by changing from a block-level
<div>to an inline<span>.- The
line-clamp-3class is working as expected across different browsers.- The hydration errors are indeed resolved on all routes, including the dashboard and newsroom (as mentioned in the PR comments).
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pages/blog/index.tsx (3)
2-2: Importing 'useEffect' CorrectlyThe addition of
useEffectto the import statement is appropriate for utilizing the hook in the component.
117-122: Empty State Rendering is AppropriateThe conditional rendering for the empty state when there are no posts is correctly implemented.
123-134: Conditional Rendering Based on 'isClient'The conditional rendering of posts and the loader based on
isClientis logically sound and enhances user experience by providing a loading indicator during client-side rendering.
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pages/blog/index.tsx (1)
117-134: LGTM: Improved rendering logic with loading stateThe changes in the rendering logic are well-implemented:
- The condition for rendering when there are no posts has been simplified.
- Posts are only rendered when
isClientis true, preventing hydration mismatches.- A loader is displayed while waiting for client-side rendering.
These improvements should help address the hydration errors mentioned in the PR objectives.
For consistency, consider using
posts.lengthinstead ofObject.keys(posts).length:-{Object.keys(posts).length === 0 && ( +{posts.length === 0 && ( // ... )} -{Object.keys(posts).length > 0 && isClient && ( +{posts.length > 0 && isClient && ( // ... )} -{Object.keys(posts).length > 0 && !isClient && ( +{posts.length > 0 && !isClient && ( // ... )}This change would make the code more idiomatic and slightly more efficient.
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pages/blog/index.tsx (5)
2-2: LGTM: Import statements updated correctlyThe import statements have been updated to include
useEffectanduseStatefrom React, as well as theLoadercomponent. These additions are necessary for the new functionality implemented in this file.Also applies to: 6-6
37-37: LGTM: Client-side rendering state addedThe addition of the
isClientstate variable is a good practice for handling client-side only rendering in Next.js applications. This will help prevent hydration errors by ensuring certain components are only rendered on the client.
62-64: LGTM: Client-side rendering detection implemented correctlyThe
useEffecthook setsisClienttotrueon the client-side, which is the correct implementation. This change follows the previous suggestion to simplify the logic by not relying onrouter.isReady. Good job on implementing the feedback!
125-127: LGTM: Client-side rendering for BlogPostItem componentsThe rendering of BlogPostItem components is now correctly wrapped in a condition that checks for
isClient. This ensures these components are only rendered on the client-side, which should help prevent hydration errors related to these components. This change aligns well with the PR objective of fixing hydration errors.
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1-141: Overall assessment: Good progress on fixing hydration errorsThe changes implemented in this file are a step in the right direction for addressing hydration errors. The introduction of client-side rendering checks and a loading state should help reduce hydration mismatches.
However, based on the PR comments, it seems that hydration issues still persist on some routes, such as the dashboard and newsroom.
To investigate this further, let's check for similar implementations in other route files:
If these patterns are not found in other route files, consider applying similar changes to those files to ensure consistent handling of client-side rendering across the application.
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components/Loader.tsx (2)
30-30: Approved: Default loaderIcon with suggestion for flexibilityThe change to provide a default
loaderIconis a good improvement for user experience. It ensures that there's always a visual indicator when the loader is active.Consider making the default icon more flexible by allowing customization of its properties. You could achieve this by creating a separate constant for the default icon:
const DEFAULT_LOADER_ICON = <AsyncAPIColorIcon alt='Loading...' />; // Then in the component props loaderIcon = DEFAULT_LOADER_ICON,This approach would make it easier to modify the default icon in the future if needed.
4-5: Overall impact: Improved default behavior with documentation suggestionThe changes to the
Loadercomponent improve its default behavior by providing a visual icon when noloaderIconprop is specified. This enhancement aligns well with the component's purpose and improves user experience.To ensure clear communication of this change to other developers:
- Update the component's JSDoc comment to mention the default icon behavior.
- If there's a separate documentation file for this component, update it to reflect this change in default behavior.
This will help prevent any surprises for developers who are used to the previous behavior where no icon was shown by default.
Also applies to: 30-30
utils/getStatic.ts (3)
31-35: LGTM: Improved type safety and code cleanupThe changes to the
getI18nPropsfunction are beneficial:
- Adding a type annotation for
ctximproves type safety.- Removing the console.log statement is appropriate for production code.
- The formatting changes enhance readability.
Consider using a more specific type for
ctxinstead ofanyif possible, to further improve type safety. For example:export async function getI18nProps(ctx: { params: { lang: string } }, ns = ['common']) { // ... }Also applies to: 37-37
46-50: LGTM: Improved code structureThe formatting changes in the
makeStaticPropsfunction enhance code readability without altering its functionality. The new structure is more consistent with modern JavaScript practices.Consider adding a type annotation for the
ctxparameter in the inner function for consistency with thegetI18nPropsfunction:return async function getStaticProps(ctx: { params: { lang: string } }) { // ... };
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1-50: Overall improvements with a suggestion for further enhancementThe changes in this file are positive:
- Consistent formatting throughout improves readability.
- Removal of console.log statements is appropriate for production code.
- Addition of some type annotations enhances type safety.
To further improve the file:
- Consider using a more specific type for the
ctxparameter across all functions where it's used. This could be achieved by creating a custom type or interface:interface I18nContext { params: { lang: string; }; } // Then use this type in function signatures: export async function getI18nProps(ctx: I18nContext, ns = ['common']) { // ... } export function makeStaticProps(ns = {}) { return async function getStaticProps(ctx: I18nContext) { // ... }; }This change would improve consistency and type safety across the file.
components/dashboard/table/Row.tsx (2)
36-43: Improved title link structure with a minor suggestionThe separation of the title link from the repository link is a good improvement. It allows for independent interaction with each element, enhancing usability.
Consider adding an
aria-labelto the title link to improve accessibility, especially if the title might be truncated. For example:- <a target='_blank' rel='noreferrer' href={`https://github.com/${item.resourcePath}`}> + <a target='_blank' rel='noreferrer' href={`https://github.com/${item.resourcePath}`} aria-label={`View ${item.title} on GitHub`}>This will ensure screen readers provide clear context for the link, even if the visible text is truncated.
54-62: Improved arrow icon accessibility with a minor suggestionThe introduction of a separate link for the arrow icon is a good improvement. It enhances accessibility by making the icon independently clickable and provides an additional way for users to access the issue/PR.
To further improve accessibility, consider adding an
aria-labelto the arrow icon link. This will provide more context for screen reader users. For example:<a target='_blank' rel='noreferrer' className='my-auto w-fit' href={`https://github.com/${item.resourcePath}`} + aria-label={`Open ${item.title} in a new tab`} > <img alt='arrow icon' src='/img/illustrations/icons/arrow.svg' /> </a>This change ensures that screen reader users understand the purpose of the arrow icon link.
components/AlgoliaSearch.tsx (1)
286-286: Approve changes with a suggestion for improvement.The introduction of the
Childrenstate variable and theuseEffecthook improves the flexibility of theSearchButtoncomponent by allowing dynamic rendering of its content. This is a good enhancement.However, there's room for improvement:
Consider updating the
useEffectdependency array to include thechildrenprop. This will ensure that theChildrenstate is updated if thechildrenprop changes dynamically:useEffect(() => { if (typeof children === 'function') { setChildren(children({ actionKey })); } - }, []); + }, [children, actionKey]);This change will make the component more robust and responsive to prop changes.
Also applies to: 312-316
pages/blog/index.tsx (3)
117-122: Simplify posts length checkSince
postsis an array, consider usingposts.length === 0instead ofObject.keys(posts).length === 0for clarity and consistency.Apply this diff to simplify the condition:
-{Object.keys(posts).length === 0 && ( +{posts.length === 0 && (
123-127: Consistent array length checkingUse
posts.length > 0instead ofObject.keys(posts).length > 0when checking if there are posts to display.Apply this diff for consistency:
-{Object.keys(posts).length > 0 && isClient && ( +{posts.length > 0 && isClient && (
130-134: Refine loading conditionSimplify the condition by using
posts.length > 0instead ofObject.keys(posts).length > 0to check for available posts.Apply this diff to refine the condition:
-{Object.keys(posts).length > 0 && !isClient && ( +{posts.length > 0 && !isClient && (
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components/newsroom/FeaturedBlogPost.tsx (2)
Learnt from: akshatnema PR: asyncapi/website#3262 File: components/newsroom/FeaturedBlogPost.tsx:90-92 Timestamp: 2024-10-11T07:38:35.745Z Learning: In Next.js, nested `<a>` tags cause hydration issues due to invalid HTML. To fix this, avoid nesting `<a>` tags by replacing inner `<a>` tags with non-interactive elements like `<span>`, and use click handlers to maintain interactivity if needed.Learnt from: akshatnema PR: asyncapi/website#3262 File: components/newsroom/FeaturedBlogPost.tsx:90-92 Timestamp: 2024-10-11T07:27:53.362Z Learning: Using anchor tags for author names in 'FeaturedBlogPost' component leads to hydration issues on the website.
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next-env.d.ts (1)
5-5: LGTM: Documentation link update improves developer guidance.The change to the documentation link is correct and beneficial. It now points to a more specific and relevant section of the Next.js documentation about configuring TypeScript in Next.js applications, which should provide developers with more precise guidance.
pages/index.tsx (1)
1-1: Approve the addition of React import.The addition of the React import is correct and necessary for files using JSX syntax. This change is a step towards resolving hydration errors.
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'import React'is not required in JSX/TSX files, and the addition inpages/index.tsxis acceptable.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the React version from package.json to determine if 'import React' is necessary # Ensure package.json exists if [ ! -f package.json ]; then echo "Error: package.json not found in the repository root." exit 1 fi # Extract the React version using grep and sed react_version=$(grep '"react":' package.json | sed -E 's/.*"react": *"([^"]+)".*/\1/') # Check if React version was found if [ -z "$react_version" ]; then echo "React version not found in package.json." exit 1 fi echo "React version: $react_version" # Extract the major version number major_version=$(echo "$react_version" | cut -d. -f1 | tr -d 'v') # Validate that major_version is a number if ! [[ "$major_version" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then echo "Invalid React version format." exit 1 fi # Determine if React version is 17 or higher if [ "$major_version" -ge 17 ]; then echo "Project is using React version $react_version with the new JSX transform. 'import React' is not required in JSX/TSX files." else echo "Project is using React version $react_version. 'import React' may be required in JSX/TSX files." fiLength of output: 355
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the React version from package.json to determine if 'import React' is necessary # Ensure package.json exists if [ ! -f package.json ]; then echo "Error: package.json not found in the repository root." exit 1 fi # Use jq to extract the React version react_version=$(jq -r '.dependencies.react // .devDependencies.react // empty' package.json) # Check if React version was found if [ -z "$react_version" ]; then echo "React version not found in package.json." exit 1 fi echo "React version specified: $react_version" # Remove any non-numeric characters (e.g., ^, ~) to extract the version number clean_version=$(echo "$react_version" | sed 's/[^0-9.]//g') # Extract the major version number major_version=$(echo "$clean_version" | cut -d. -f1) # Validate that major_version is a number if ! [[ "$major_version" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then echo "Invalid React version format after cleaning: $clean_version" exit 1 fi # Determine if React version is 17 or higher if [ "$major_version" -ge 17 ]; then echo "Project is using React version $clean_version with the new JSX transform. 'import React' is not required in JSX/TSX files." else echo "Project is using React version $clean_version. 'import React' may be required in JSX/TSX files." fiLength of output: 596
components/Loader.tsx (1)
4-5: LGTM: Import statement for AsyncAPIColorIconThe addition of the import statement for
AsyncAPIColorIconis correct and follows React best practices. This import will be used to provide a default icon for the loader.utils/getStatic.ts (2)
10-14: LGTM: Improved code formattingThe changes to the
getI18nPathsfunction improve code readability without altering its functionality. The new formatting is consistent with modern JavaScript practices.
21-22: LGTM: Enhanced readabilityThe formatting changes in the
getStaticPathsfunction improve code clarity without altering its behavior. The new structure is more consistent with the rest of the file.components/dashboard/table/Row.tsx (2)
17-35: Improved layout structure and accessibilityThe restructured layout enhances both the semantics and accessibility of the component:
- The repository link is now independently clickable, improving user interaction.
- The issue/PR icon is appropriately placed next to the repository name.
- The use of flexbox for layout provides a clean and maintainable structure.
These changes contribute to a better user experience and more maintainable code.
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1-66: Overall improvement in component structure and accessibilityThe changes made to the
Rowcomponent have significantly improved its structure and accessibility:
- The repository link, title link, and arrow icon are now separate interactive elements, reducing the likelihood of hydration errors.
- The layout is more semantic and maintainable, using appropriate HTML structure and CSS classes.
- Accessibility has been enhanced by making each interactive element independently focusable and clickable.
These improvements align well with the PR objective of fixing hydration errors and contribute to a better user experience overall. The minor suggestions provided for adding
aria-labelattributes will further enhance accessibility if implemented.components/newsroom/FeaturedBlogPost.tsx (1)
90-92: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionHydration issue addressed, but consider improving interactivity
The change from
<a>to<span>for author names addresses the hydration issue caused by nested<a>tags. This is a good step towards resolving the reported problem. However, this change removes the clickable functionality for author names, which might impact user experience.To maintain interactivity while avoiding hydration issues, consider the following improvement:
- <span key={index} data-alt={author.name} rel='noreferrer'> - {author.name} - </span> + <span + key={index} + data-alt={author.name} + onClick={(e) => { + e.stopPropagation(); + window.open(author.link, '_blank', 'noopener,noreferrer'); + }} + style={{ cursor: 'pointer', textDecoration: 'underline' }} + > + {author.name} + </span>This suggestion:
- Maintains the
<span>to avoid hydration issues.- Adds an
onClickhandler to make the author name clickable.- Uses
e.stopPropagation()to prevent triggering the parentLinkcomponent.- Opens the author's link in a new tab, maintaining the original behavior.
- Adds visual cues (cursor and underline) to indicate clickability.
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This will help identify if similar changes need to be made elsewhere in the codebase for consistency.
components/tools/ToolsCard.tsx (1)
1-1: LGTM: Explicit React importThe change to explicitly import React along with the hooks is a good practice. It aligns with modern React conventions and improves code clarity.
components/AlgoliaSearch.tsx (3)
8-8: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The addition of
useStateto the import statement is consistent with its usage in theSearchButtoncomponent. This change is necessary and correct.
328-328: LGTM: Button content rendering updated correctly.The update to render the button's content using the
Childrenstate variable is consistent with the earlier changes and allows for dynamic rendering of the button's content. This implementation is correct and aligns well with the overall enhancements made to the component.
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1-331: Summary: Positive changes with a minor suggestion for improvement.The modifications to the
AlgoliaSearch.tsxfile, particularly in theSearchButtoncomponent, enhance its flexibility and allow for dynamic rendering of the button's content. The introduction of theChildrenstate variable and the use ofuseEffectare well-implemented.A minor suggestion was made to improve the
useEffectdependency array to make the component more robust when handling dynamic prop changes.Overall, these changes are a positive enhancement to the component's functionality.
pages/blog/index.tsx (4)
2-2: Imports are updated correctlyThe addition of
useEffectto the React import statement is appropriate for managing side effects.
6-6: Loader component imported successfullyImporting the
Loadercomponent is necessary for the new loading state implementation.
37-37: Client-side rendering detection implementedIntroducing the
isClientstate variable effectively detects client-side rendering.
62-64: useEffect hook correctly sets isClient to true upon mountingThis ensures that
isClientaccurately reflects the client-side environment after the component mounts.
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components/navigation/BlogPostItem.tsx (1)
Learnt from: akshatnema PR: asyncapi/website#3262 File: components/navigation/BlogPostItem.tsx:80-87 Timestamp: 2024-10-11T11:17:32.246Z Learning: In the `BlogPostItem` component, the parent `Link` wraps the entire content, so inner `Link` components around the title and excerpt are unnecessary.
🔇 Additional comments (4)
components/navigation/BlogPostItem.tsx (4)
4-4: LGTM: Import statement updated correctlyThe import statement has been updated to include
forwardRef, which is necessary for the component's implementation. This change is correct and aligns with the component's usage offorwardRef.
80-87: LGTM: Removed unnecessary inner Link componentThe removal of the inner
Linkcomponent around the title and excerpt is a good change. This aligns with the learning that the parentLinkalready wraps the entire content, preventing unnecessary nesting of interactive elements. The use of aspanmaintains the block-level display while allowing the parentLinkto handle navigation.
116-119: LGTM: Correct use of React.Fragment with keyThe use of
React.Fragmentwith a key in the author rendering is correct. This change addresses the previous comment about adding a key to the Fragment in an iterable, which is a good practice when rendering elements in an array. The implementation is now more aligned with React best practices.
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1-143: Summary: Good progress, but author link implementation needs improvementOverall, the changes in this file have addressed several issues:
- Removed unnecessary nested
Linkcomponents.- Added keys to
React.Fragmentelements in iterables.- Updated import statements correctly.
However, the main area that still needs improvement is the author link implementation. The current use of
<button>elements for links affects accessibility and SEO. Consider reverting to<a>tags with appropriate attributes for opening links in new tabs, as suggested in the previous comment.These changes will significantly improve the component's accessibility, user experience, and adherence to web standards.
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Description
Fixed hydration errors on the website
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New Features
BlogIndexPagefor improved user experience during data fetching.Improvements
SearchButtoncomponent to support dynamic content rendering based on the provided children.Avatarcomponent to render a<button>instead of an anchor when a link prop is present, allowing links to open in a new tab.BlogPostItemcomponent to display titles and excerpts as plain text without hyperlink functionality, while adding click handling for author names to open links in a new tab.Loadercomponent to display a default loading icon.ToolsCardcomponent's description rendering by changing the structure to a<span>.Rowcomponent for better modularity by separating link functionality for the arrow icon.Chores