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📄 Npm changeset #461

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The recent updates include minor enhancements to the @panora/embedded-card-react and @panora/shared packages. Additionally, a comment suggesting a future server-side implementation has been added to the ProviderModal.tsx file within the apps/magic-link project. These changes are primarily preparatory and do not alter the exported or public entities.

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.changeset/few-ghosts-study.md Introduced minor updates to @panora/embedded-card-react and @panora/shared.
apps/magic-link/src/lib/ProviderModal.tsx Added a comment //TODO; do that server side suggesting future server-side implementation.

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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
apps/magic-link/src/lib/ProviderModal.tsx (5)

Line range hint 22-22: Remove non-null assertions to ensure type safety.

- providerName: selectedProvider?.provider!,
- vertical: selectedProvider?.category!,
- projectId: linkedUser?.id_project as string,
- linkedUserId: linkedUser?.id_linked_user as string,
- provider!.logoPath,
- provider!.name,

Consider using optional chaining or conditional rendering to handle potential null values gracefully.

Also applies to: 25-25, 87-87, 127-127, 190-190


Line range hint 67-67: Use strict equality comparison.

- const PROVIDERS = selectedCategory == "All" ? providersArray() : providersArray(selectedCategory);
+ const PROVIDERS = selectedCategory === "All" ? providersArray() : providersArray(selectedCategory);

Using === ensures that both the type and value are checked, which is more reliable for JavaScript comparisons.


Line range hint 108-108: Specify all dependencies in the useEffect hook.

- }, [startFlow, isReady, open]);
+ }, [startFlow, isReady, open, onWindowClose]);

Including all dependencies ensures that the effect will re-run only when one of its dependencies changes, adhering to React's best practices for hooks.


Line range hint 184-184: Add a key property to elements in a list.

- <div>
+ <div key={`${provider.name}-${provider.vertical}`}>

React requires a unique key for each child in a list to manage DOM updates efficiently.


54-54: Clarify the TODO comment.

The TODO comment is vague. Consider specifying what needs to be done server-side.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f629ab5 and 698c1d2.
Files selected for processing (2)
  • .changeset/few-ghosts-study.md (1 hunks)
  • apps/magic-link/src/lib/ProviderModal.tsx (1 hunks)
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apps/magic-link/src/lib/ProviderModal.tsx (11)

22-22: Forbidden non-null assertion.


22-22: Forbidden non-null assertion.


25-25: Forbidden non-null assertion.


67-67: Use === instead of ==.
== is only allowed when comparing against null


87-87: Forbidden non-null assertion.


88-88: Forbidden non-null assertion.


127-127: Forbidden non-null assertion.


190-190: Forbidden non-null assertion.


2-3: Some named imports are only used as types.


108-108: This hook does not specify all of its dependencies: onWindowClose


184-184: Missing key property for this element in iterable.

@naelob naelob closed this May 25, 2024
@naelob naelob deleted the feat/changeset-packages branch July 27, 2024 18:27
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