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  • Rename the server actions to easily identify them as such.
  • Refactor the onboarding form to use the Tailwind UI Catalyst components.
  • All colors/styles have remained as the default, we can review these to bring them in line with the new designs.
  • No logic has been changed.
  • I only imported the required Catalyst components because the others were resulting in eslint errors when I tried to commit them.

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The changes across the application focus on enhancing clarity and maintainability through the refactoring of function and component names. Key updates include renaming action handlers for improved semantic meaning, transitioning to a more component-based approach for form elements, and adopting consistent naming conventions across new UI components. These adjustments aim to streamline development and improve the user interface's overall consistency and accessibility.

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app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/_actions.ts, app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/_client.tsx Renamed action handler functions and updated component usage to reflect new naming conventions.
app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/... Introduced new customizable components (button, divider, fieldset, heading, input, link, select, text) for enhanced UI consistency and accessibility.
app/(app)/alpha/new/[[...postIdArr]]/_client.tsx, app/(app)/create/[[...paramsArr]]/_client.tsx Updated imports for clarity, replacing generic component names with explicit ones for better readability.
app/(app)/settings/_client.tsx, app/(app)/my-posts/_client.tsx, components/... Refactored components to replace old Headless UI structures with clearer names, improving code organization.
components/Modal/Modal.tsx, components/ImageDetailsModal/ImageDetailsModal.tsx Enhanced clarity and maintainability of modal components by updating import statements and component usage.
components/ui/Search.tsx Streamlined search dialog component using the updated API structure for Headless UI.

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With clearer names, we've found our way!
Components dance, so bright and neat,
Each little change, a joyful feat.
Through fields and forms, we scamper and glide,
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Actionable comments posted: 1

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (4)
app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/tailwind-catalyts/fieldset.tsx (1)

36-46: Consider adding prop type validation for FieldGroup.

The FieldGroup component uses React.ComponentPropsWithoutRef<"div">, which is suitable for a div element. Ensure that any additional props are validated or documented.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/tailwind-catalyts/select.tsx (2)

57-69: Consider re-evaluating the commented-out code for the dropdown icon.

The dropdown icon has been commented out. Ensure that this decision aligns with the design requirements and functionality expectations.


74-75: Clarify the note regarding the dropdown icon removal.

The note explains the removal of the dropdown icon due to duplication with the Headless UI icon. Ensure this aligns with the overall design and user experience goals.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/_client.tsx (1)

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Handle errors gracefully in async operations.

The try-catch block for slideOneSubmitAction ensures error handling. Consider logging the error details for better debugging.

    } catch (error) {
+     console.error("Error in slideOneSubmitAction:", error);
      toast.error("An unexpected error occurred.");
    }
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  • components/PromptService/PromptDialog.tsx (2 hunks)
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app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/tailwind-catalyts/divider.tsx (1)

1-20: LGTM! Consider verifying the CSS class usage.

The Divider component is well-implemented, using clsx for conditional class names and ensuring flexibility with React.ComponentPropsWithoutRef<"hr">.

Consider verifying that the Tailwind CSS classes used (border-zinc-950 and dark:border-white) align with the project's design guidelines.

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Tailwind CSS Class Usage Verified

The Tailwind CSS classes border-zinc-950 and dark:border-white are consistently used across multiple components in the project, indicating alignment with the project's design guidelines. This consistency suggests that their usage in the Divider component is appropriate.

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    • app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/tailwind-catalyts/divider.tsx
    • app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/tailwind-catalyts/select.tsx
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app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/tailwind-catalyts/link.tsx (1)

12-22: Verify accessibility compliance.

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app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/tailwind-catalyts/heading.tsx (1)

1-33: LGTM! Verify the consistency of heading styles.

The Heading and Subheading components are well-implemented, using dynamic element types and clsx for styling.

Consider verifying that the text styles used are consistent with the project's design guidelines.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/tailwind-catalyts/text.tsx (4)

4-18: LGTM!

The Text component is well-implemented, using clsx for class management and spreading additional props. It follows best practices.


20-32: LGTM!

The TextLink component is correctly implemented, utilizing clsx for class management and Tailwind CSS for styling.


35-45: LGTM!

The Strong component is well-implemented, using clsx and Tailwind CSS effectively. It adheres to best practices.


47-60: LGTM!

The Code component is well-implemented, using clsx for class management and Tailwind CSS for styling. It follows best practices.

components/Modal/Modal.tsx (3)

2-7: LGTM!

The import changes are correct and align with the updated API approach, simplifying component usage.


Line range hint 17-29: LGTM!

The use of TransitionChild simplifies the transition structure and is correctly implemented with appropriate transition properties.

Also applies to: 33-45


42-44: LGTM!

The use of DialogPanel aligns with the updated API and is correctly implemented, enhancing clarity.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/_actions.ts (3)

Line range hint 19-48: LGTM!

The function slideOneSubmitAction is well-named and correctly implements session validation and database update logic.


Line range hint 50-76: LGTM!

The function slideTwoSubmitAction is well-named and correctly implements session validation and database update logic.


Line range hint 78-106: LGTM!

The function slideThreeSubmitAction is well-named and correctly implements session validation and database update logic.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/tailwind-catalyts/fieldset.tsx (6)

85-102: Ensure prop types are correctly defined for Description.

The Description component uses Omit<Headless.DescriptionProps, "as" | "className">. Verify that Headless.DescriptionProps includes all necessary props for this component.


49-67: Ensure prop types are correctly defined for Field.

The Field component uses Omit<Headless.FieldProps, "as" | "className">. Verify that Headless.FieldProps includes all necessary props for this component.


5-18: Ensure prop types are correctly defined for Fieldset.

The Fieldset component uses Omit<Headless.FieldsetProps, "as" | "className">, which is appropriate for excluding specific props. Ensure that Headless.FieldsetProps includes all necessary props for this component.


104-121: Ensure prop types are correctly defined for ErrorMessage.

The ErrorMessage component uses Omit<Headless.DescriptionProps, "as" | "className">. Verify that Headless.DescriptionProps includes all necessary props for this component.


20-34: Ensure prop types are correctly defined for Legend.

The Legend component uses Omit<Headless.LegendProps, "as" | "className">. Verify that Headless.LegendProps includes all necessary props for this component.


69-83: Ensure prop types are correctly defined for Label.

The Label component uses Omit<Headless.LabelProps, "as" | "className">. Verify that Headless.LabelProps includes all necessary props for this component.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/tailwind-catalyts/select.tsx (1)

5-72: Ensure prop types are correctly defined for Select.

The Select component uses Omit<Headless.SelectProps, "as" | "className">. Verify that Headless.SelectProps includes all necessary props for this component.

components/ImageDetailsModal/ImageDetailsModal.tsx (2)

65-72: Improve accessibility with DialogTitle and Description.

The use of DialogTitle and Description enhances accessibility by providing clear labels and descriptions. Ensure that these components are correctly associated with the modal for screen readers.


9-9: Ensure correct usage of DialogTitle and Description.

The components DialogTitle and Description from @headlessui/react are used to enhance the semantic structure. Verify that these components are used correctly and align with the intended design.

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Correct usage of DialogTitle and Description confirmed.

The DialogTitle and Description components from @headlessui/react are used correctly in ImageDetailsModal.tsx to enhance the semantic structure. They are styled appropriately and align with their intended design purpose.

  • components/ImageDetailsModal/ImageDetailsModal.tsx: Usage of DialogTitle and Description is correct.
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app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/tailwind-catalyts/input.tsx (2)

5-21: LGTM!

The InputGroup component is well-structured and uses clsx effectively for conditional styling.


27-104: LGTM!

The Input component is well-implemented with comprehensive handling of different input types and effective use of clsx for styling.

components/ReportModal/ReportModal.tsx (2)

6-11: LGTM!

The updated import statements improve clarity and align with the @headlessui/react API.


Line range hint 117-133: LGTM!

The updated usage of DialogPanel, DialogTitle, and Description components enhances semantic clarity and aligns with the @headlessui/react API.

Also applies to: 178-178

components/ArticleMenu/ArticleMenu.tsx (1)

3-8: LGTM!

The updated usage of PopoverButton and PopoverPanel components enhances semantic clarity and aligns with the @headlessui/react API.

Also applies to: 174-231

app/(app)/my-posts/_client.tsx (1)

7-9: Approved: Improved naming conventions for menu components.

The renaming of Menu.Button, Menu.Items, and Menu.Item to MenuButton, MenuItems, and MenuItem enhances clarity and consistency in the codebase. This aligns with best practices for component naming.

Also applies to: 176-182, 194-222

components/Nav/Nav.tsx (1)

5-9: Approved: Improved naming conventions for menu and disclosure components.

The renaming of Menu.Button, Menu.Items, Menu.Item, and Disclosure.Button to MenuButton, MenuItems, MenuItem, and DisclosureButton enhances clarity and consistency in the codebase. This aligns with best practices for component naming.

Also applies to: 150-163, 174-196, 219-222

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/tailwind-catalyts/button.tsx (1)

1-216: Approved: Comprehensive and flexible Button component implementation.

The Button component is well-structured, using forwardRef and clsx effectively. The extensive use of Tailwind CSS for styling provides flexibility and responsiveness. This implementation adheres to React best practices.

app/(app)/alpha/new/[[...postIdArr]]/_client.tsx (2)

5-10: Improved import clarity and potential tree-shaking optimization.

The explicit import of DisclosureButton, DisclosurePanel, and Transition enhances readability and may improve tree-shaking during the build process.


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Semantic clarity in component usage.

The renaming of Disclosure components to DisclosureButton and DisclosurePanel, along with the replacement of Transition.Root with Transition, enhances semantic clarity without altering functionality.

components/ui/Search.tsx (2)

23-28: Improved import clarity and potential tree-shaking optimization.

The explicit import of DialogPanel and TransitionChild enhances readability and may improve tree-shaking during the build process.


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Semantic clarity in component usage.

The renaming of Dialog.Panel to DialogPanel and Transition.Child to TransitionChild enhances semantic clarity without altering functionality.

components/Comments/CommentsArea.tsx (2)

4-10: Improved import clarity and potential tree-shaking optimization.

The explicit import of MenuButton, MenuItems, and MenuItem enhances readability and may improve tree-shaking during the build process.


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Semantic clarity in component usage.

The renaming of Menu.Button to MenuButton, Menu.Items to MenuItems, and Menu.Item to MenuItem enhances semantic clarity without altering functionality.

app/(app)/alpha/settings/_client.tsx (3)

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Refactor for semantic clarity and accessibility.

The refactored Field, Label, and Description components enhance semantic clarity and accessibility. Ensure that the Switch component is correctly integrated within the Field component to maintain accessibility standards.


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Refactor for semantic clarity and accessibility.

The refactored Field, Label, and Description components enhance semantic clarity and accessibility. Ensure that the Switch component is correctly integrated within the Field component to maintain accessibility standards.


4-4: Ensure correct import of components.

The import statement includes Switch from @headlessui/react. Ensure that the Switch component is used correctly in the context of the new Field, Label, and Description components.

app/(app)/settings/_client.tsx (3)

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Refactor for semantic clarity and accessibility.

The refactored Field, Label, and Description components enhance semantic clarity and accessibility. Ensure that the Switch component is correctly integrated within the Field component to maintain accessibility standards.


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Refactor for semantic clarity and accessibility.

The refactored Field, Label, and Description components enhance semantic clarity and accessibility. Ensure that the Switch component is correctly integrated within the Field component to maintain accessibility standards.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/_client.tsx (7)

26-28: Ensure consistent naming conventions.

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132-226: Enhance form accessibility and validation.

The form structure using Field, Label, and Input components improves readability and maintainability. Ensure that all input fields have appropriate aria attributes for accessibility.


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Handle errors gracefully in async operations.

The try-catch block for slideTwoSubmitAction ensures error handling. Consider logging the error details for better debugging.


311-419: Enhance form accessibility and validation.

The form structure using Field, Label, and Select components improves readability and maintainability. Ensure that all select fields have appropriate aria attributes for accessibility.


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Handle errors gracefully in async operations.

The try-catch block for slideThreeSubmitAction ensures error handling. Consider logging the error details for better debugging.


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Enhance form accessibility and validation.

The form structure using Field, Label, and Input components improves readability and maintainability. Ensure that all input fields have appropriate aria attributes for accessibility.


31-42: Verify import paths for custom components.

Ensure that the custom components Button, Divider, ErrorMessage, Field, Fieldset, Heading, Input, Label, Legend, Select, and Subheading are correctly imported from the specified path.

app/(app)/create/[[...paramsArr]]/_client.tsx (4)

8-13: LGTM! Improved import clarity.

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492-499: LGTM! Improved component semantics.

Using DisclosureButton provides clearer semantics and enhances accessibility.


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LGTM! Improved component semantics.

Using DisclosurePanel provides clearer semantics and enhances accessibility.


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Ensure that the Transition component is used correctly and does not introduce any breaking changes.

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* TODO: Update this component to use your client-side framework's link
* component. We've provided examples of how to do this for Next.js, Remix, and
* Inertia.js in the Catalyst documentation:
*
* https://catalyst.tailwindui.com/docs#client-side-router-integration
*/
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Reminder: Address the TODO comment.

The component includes a TODO comment regarding integration with specific client-side frameworks. Ensure this is addressed in future updates.

Would you like me to assist in updating this component for your client-side framework, or open a GitHub issue to track this task?

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The folder name for /tailwind-catalyts should be /components as we will adjust and amend these components. It also might confuse anyone who has no idea what that means 😂

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The folder name for /tailwind-catalyts should be /components as we will adjust and amend these components. It also might confuse anyone who has no idea what that means 😂

Yes, I was not sure what to do there. I wanted to differentiate those components. I will change it now.

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app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/input.tsx (1)

1-3: Consider organizing imports.

While not flagged by static analysis tools, organizing imports can improve readability. Consider grouping external imports separately from internal ones.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/button.tsx (1)

1-4: Consider organizing imports.

Similar to the previous file, organizing imports can improve readability. Consider grouping external imports separately from internal ones.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/_client.tsx (3)

Line range hint 118-130: Review error handling in SlideOne.

The error handling in SlideOne is straightforward. Consider logging errors for debugging purposes.

    } catch (error) {
-     toast.error("An unexpected error occurred.");
+     console.error("SlideOne submission error:", error);
+     toast.error("An unexpected error occurred.");
    }

Line range hint 296-309: Review error handling in SlideTwo.

Similar to SlideOne, consider logging errors in SlideTwo for better debugging.

    } catch (error) {
-     toast.error("An unexpected error occurred.");
+     console.error("SlideTwo submission error:", error);
+     toast.error("An unexpected error occurred.");
    }

Line range hint 464-477: Review error handling in SlideThree.

As with the other slides, consider logging errors in SlideThree for better debugging.

    } catch (error) {
-     toast.error("An unexpected error occurred.");
+     console.error("SlideThree submission error:", error);
+     toast.error("An unexpected error occurred.");
    }
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  • app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/input.tsx (1 hunks)
  • app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/link.tsx (1 hunks)
  • app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/select.tsx (1 hunks)
  • app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/text.tsx (1 hunks)
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app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/divider.tsx (1)

1-20: LGTM!

The Divider component is well-implemented, using clsx effectively for conditional styling. The use of TypeScript ensures type safety.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/link.tsx (1)

9-22: LGTM!

The Link component is well-structured, using forwardRef to handle refs correctly. The use of Headless.DataInteractive suggests an intention for interactive data handling, which aligns with modern UI practices.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/heading.tsx (1)

1-33: LGTM!

The Heading and Subheading components are well-implemented, offering flexibility in heading levels. The use of clsx for styling and TypeScript for type safety is commendable.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/text.tsx (1)

1-60: Components are well-structured and styled.

The components Text, TextLink, Strong, and Code are defined clearly and utilize Tailwind CSS for styling. The use of clsx for class management is appropriate and enhances readability.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/fieldset.tsx (1)

1-121: Form components are well-structured and styled.

The components Fieldset, Legend, FieldGroup, Field, Label, Description, and ErrorMessage are clearly defined and utilize Tailwind CSS for styling. The use of clsx for class management is appropriate and enhances readability.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/select.tsx (1)

1-75: Select component is well-structured and styled.

The Select component is clearly defined, utilizing Tailwind CSS for styling and clsx for class management. The use of forwardRef is appropriate for ref forwarding. The decision to comment out the dropdown icon is noted and aligns with avoiding redundancy.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/input.tsx (2)

27-104: Review Input component's prop handling.

The Input component is well-structured. The use of forwardRef is appropriate for passing refs. Ensure that the type prop is correctly validated and passed down.


5-22: Ensure InputGroup is used correctly.

The InputGroup component is straightforward, using Tailwind CSS for styling. Ensure that any children passed to this component are compatible with the expected structure.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/components/button.tsx (3)

170-201: Ensure Button component handles props correctly.

The Button component is flexible, supporting different styles and colors. Ensure that props are correctly handled, especially when switching between link and button elements.


203-216: Review TouchTarget component usage.

The TouchTarget component is designed to expand the hit area on touch devices. Ensure that it is used correctly in conjunction with button elements.

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Usage of TouchTarget component is appropriate.

The TouchTarget component is used in the button.tsx file, wrapping children within button-related elements such as Headless.Button. This suggests it is being used correctly to expand the touch area for interactive components.

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6-159: Review styles object for maintainability.

The styles object is comprehensive, covering various button styles. Ensure that these styles are consistently applied throughout the application.

app/(app)/alpha/additional-details/_client.tsx (2)

Line range hint 478-600: Ensure form elements are correctly registered.

The form elements in SlideThree are registered with react-hook-form. Ensure that all necessary fields are registered and validated.


26-28: Ensure renamed action handlers are used correctly.

The renaming of action handlers (slideOneSubmitAction, slideTwoSubmitAction, slideThreeSubmitAction) should be reflected throughout the codebase. Verify their usage to ensure consistency.

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/**
* TODO: Update this component to use your client-side framework's link
* component. We've provided examples of how to do this for Next.js, Remix, and
* Inertia.js in the Catalyst documentation:
*
* https://catalyst.tailwindui.com/docs#client-side-router-integration
*/
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Reminder: Update for client-side routing.

The TODO comment suggests updating this component for client-side routing integration with frameworks like Next.js, Remix, or Inertia.js.

Do you want me to open a GitHub issue to track this task?

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