[Simple Homepage] UI changes to better support Mobile/Tablet Layout #7159
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces several changes across multiple components to enhance localization support and improve the responsiveness of the user interface. A new key for the menu has been added to the localization file, while several components have been updated to support conditional rendering based on screen size. Notably, the Changes
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/DashboardMenu/dashboardMenuTypes.ts (1)
5-8: Consider adding JSDoc documentation for the DashboardMenuProps interface.Adding documentation would help other developers understand the purpose and relationship between the
compactandexpandableprops.+/** + * Props for the DashboardMenu component + * @property {boolean} [compact] - Renders a compact version of the menu + * @property {boolean} [expandable] - Enables collapsible behavior for responsive layouts + */ export type DashboardMenuProps = { compact?: boolean; expandable?: boolean; };src/core/ui/content/PageContentBlockCollapsible.tsx (1)
16-16: Consider prop collision preventionWhile the implementation works, there's a potential for prop collisions between spread props and existing Box properties. Consider these improvements:
- ({ header, primaryAction, children, collapseHeaderProps, ...props }, ref) => { + ({ header, primaryAction, children, collapseHeaderProps = {}, ...props }, ref) => { // ... - {...collapseHeaderProps} + {...(collapseHeaderProps.onClick ? { ...collapseHeaderProps } : { + ...collapseHeaderProps, + onClick: () => setIsCollapsed(!isCollapsed) + })}This change would:
- Provide a default empty object for collapseHeaderProps
- Handle cases where custom onClick is provided in collapseHeaderProps
Also applies to: 26-26
src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/MyDashboardWithMemberships.tsx (1)
23-24: Consider renaming the variable for clarity.While the comment explains the actual breakpoint, the variable name
isMobilecould be misleading since it's actually checking for a tablet breakpoint. Consider using a more accurate name likeisTabletOrMobileorisBelowDesktopto make the code more self-documenting.- // using the isMobile convention but this is actually a tablet breakpoint - const isMobile = useMediaQuery<Theme>(theme => theme.breakpoints.down('md')); + const isTabletOrMobile = useMediaQuery<Theme>(theme => theme.breakpoints.down('md'));src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/DashboardWithMemberships/DashboardActivity.tsx (2)
25-41: Consider extracting a common activity block component.Both rendering functions share similar structure and could be abstracted into a reusable component to reduce code duplication.
Consider refactoring to:
+interface ActivityBlockProps { + title: string; + columns: number; + children: React.ReactNode; +} + +const ActivityBlock: React.FC<ActivityBlockProps> = ({ title, columns, children }) => ( + <PageContentColumn columns={columns}> + <PageContentBlock> + <PageContentBlockHeader title={title} /> + {children} + </PageContentBlock> + </PageContentColumn> +); + const renderSpaceActivityBlock = () => ( - <PageContentColumn key="space-activity" columns={blockColumns}> - <PageContentBlock> - <PageContentBlockHeader title={t('pages.home.sections.latestContributions.title')} /> + <ActivityBlock + key="space-activity" + columns={blockColumns} + title={t('pages.home.sections.latestContributions.title')} + > <LatestContributions spaceMemberships={flatSpacesWithMemberships} /> - </PageContentBlock> - </PageContentColumn> + </ActivityBlock> );
46-47: Improve readability and key handling in conditional rendering.While the current implementation works, it could be made more explicit and maintainable.
Consider refactoring to:
- {!isMobile && [renderSpaceActivityBlock(), renderMyActivityBlock()]} - {isMobile && [renderMyActivityBlock(), renderSpaceActivityBlock()]} + {!isMobile && ( + <> + {renderSpaceActivityBlock()} + {renderMyActivityBlock()} + </> + )} + {isMobile && ( + <> + {renderMyActivityBlock()} + {renderSpaceActivityBlock()} + </> + )}This approach:
- Uses explicit React.Fragment syntax for better readability
- Maintains the same functionality while being more declarative
src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/MyDashboardWithoutMemberships.tsx (1)
27-28: Consider improving the variable naming and documentation.While the comment helps clarify the intent, the variable name
isMobileis misleading since it's actually checking for tablet breakpoints. Consider:- // using the isMobile convention but this is actually a tablet breakpoint - const isMobile = useMediaQuery<Theme>(theme => theme.breakpoints.down('md')); + // Checks if viewport is smaller than 'md' breakpoint (< 900px) + const isTabletOrMobile = useMediaQuery<Theme>(theme => theme.breakpoints.down('md'));src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/DashboardMenu/DashboardMenu.tsx (2)
115-118: Consider combining filter and map operationsThe renderContent function is well-structured, but consider combining filter and map for better performance:
- {items.filter(item => item.isVisible(activityEnabled, compact)).map((item, index) => renderMenuItem(item, index))} + {items.reduce((acc, item, index) => { + if (item.isVisible(activityEnabled, compact)) { + acc.push(renderMenuItem(item, index)); + } + return acc; + }, [] as React.ReactNode[])}
121-143: Consider extracting header styles to theme or constantsThe collapsible menu implementation is good, but the inline styles could be better organized:
+ const HEADER_STYLES = { + wrapper: { + position: 'relative' as const, + }, + badge: { + position: 'absolute' as const, + }, + icon: { + color: 'neutral.light', + }, + }; // In JSX - sx={{ position: 'relative' }} + sx={HEADER_STYLES.wrapper} - sx={{ position: 'absolute' }} + sx={HEADER_STYLES.badge} - sx={{ color: 'neutral.light' }} + sx={HEADER_STYLES.icon}
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src/core/i18n/en/translation.en.json(1 hunks)src/core/ui/content/PageContentBlockCollapsible.tsx(2 hunks)src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/DashboardMenu/DashboardMenu.tsx(3 hunks)src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/DashboardMenu/dashboardMenuTypes.ts(1 hunks)src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/DashboardWithMemberships/DashboardActivity.tsx(1 hunks)src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/MyDashboardWithMemberships.tsx(2 hunks)src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/MyDashboardWithoutMemberships.tsx(2 hunks)
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src/core/i18n/en/translation.en.json (1)
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src/core/ui/content/PageContentBlockCollapsible.tsx (1)
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/DashboardMenu/DashboardMenu.tsx (1)
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/DashboardMenu/dashboardMenuTypes.ts (1)
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/DashboardWithMemberships/DashboardActivity.tsx (1)
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/MyDashboardWithMemberships.tsx (1)
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/MyDashboardWithoutMemberships.tsx (1)
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/DashboardMenu/dashboardMenuTypes.ts (1)
7-7: LGTM! The new expandable prop is well-typed.
The optional boolean property is correctly implemented and aligns well with the responsive design requirements.
src/core/ui/content/PageContentBlockCollapsible.tsx (2)
3-3: LGTM: Import changes are well-organized
The addition of BoxProps to the existing Material-UI import maintains good code organization.
11-11: Verify the impact of the new optional prop
The addition of collapseHeaderProps is well-typed and maintains backward compatibility. However, let's verify existing usage to ensure no unintended side effects.
✅ Verification successful
The new optional prop is safe to add and already in use
The verification shows that collapseHeaderProps is already being used in DashboardMenu.tsx and all other existing usages of PageContentBlockCollapsible will continue to work as before since the prop is optional. The change maintains backward compatibility.
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/MyDashboardWithMemberships.tsx (2)
11-11: LGTM! Appropriate imports for responsive design.
The addition of Theme and useMediaQuery from @mui/material is the correct approach for implementing responsive behavior using Material-UI's breakpoint system.
28-35: Verify the expandable prop type definition.
The conditional rendering implementation looks good and follows responsive design best practices. However, let's verify that the expandable prop is properly typed in the DashboardMenu component.
✅ Verification successful
The expandable prop is properly typed in the DashboardMenu component
The verification confirms that the expandable prop is correctly defined as an optional boolean prop in dashboardMenuTypes.ts. This matches its usage in the conditional rendering implementation.
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src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/DashboardWithMemberships/DashboardActivity.tsx (1)
Line range hint 1-53: Implementation successfully achieves mobile responsiveness goals.
The changes effectively implement responsive layout handling with clean separation of concerns and proper use of Material-UI's responsive utilities. The code maintains type safety and follows React best practices.
src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/MyDashboardWithoutMemberships.tsx (2)
2-2: LGTM! Necessary imports added correctly.
The additional imports from @mui/material are properly added and required for implementing the responsive layout.
32-38: Consider adding error boundary for conditional rendering.
The conditional rendering logic is well-implemented, but adding an error boundary would improve the robustness of the component.
Consider wrapping the conditional content in an error boundary:
import { ErrorBoundary } from 'react-error-boundary';
// Inside the component
<ErrorBoundary fallback={<div>Something went wrong</div>}>
{!isTabletOrMobile && (
<InfoColumn>
<DashboardMenu compact />
</InfoColumn>
)}
<ContentColumn>
{isTabletOrMobile && <DashboardMenu compact expandable />}
{/* ... rest of the content ... */}
</ContentColumn>
</ErrorBoundary>Let's verify if error boundaries are already used in the codebase:
src/main/topLevelPages/myDashboard/DashboardMenu/DashboardMenu.tsx (3)
19-21: LGTM: Clean import additions
The new imports are well-organized and properly scoped for the collapsible menu functionality.
145-145: LGTM: Clean fallback rendering
The default rendering path is clean and maintains consistency with the non-expandable version.
32-32: Verify type definition for expandable prop
The expandable prop is correctly added with a default value, but let's verify its type definition.
✅ Verification successful
Type definition for expandable prop is properly defined
The DashboardMenuProps interface correctly includes the expandable prop with an optional boolean type, matching its usage in the component with the default value of false.
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src/core/i18n/en/translation.en.json (1)
363-363: LGTM! The new translation key follows the established conventions.
The addition of the "menu" key is well-placed within the "common" section and follows the existing naming and structure patterns. The simple translation value "Menu" is appropriate for a UI element.
#7041
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New Features
expandableprop for theDashboardMenu, allowing for collapsible menu functionality.PageContentBlockCollapsibleto accept additional header properties for customization.Improvements
Refactor
DashboardActivityandMyDashboardcomponents for better maintainability.