Add conditional rendering ui for bulk upload doc to avoid 404

[AshishViradiya153]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Refined the appearance of upload and rejected file entries in the upload notification drawer, including reduced padding, smaller text, and softer hover backgrounds.
• New Features
  • Uploads with 100% progress and a valid document ID now display as clickable links with a check icon; others remain non-interactive with a progress gauge.
• Bug Fixes
  • Standardized text sizes and improved error message visibility for rejected files.

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Walkthrough

The update refines the visual presentation and interaction logic for upload and rejected file entries in the upload notification drawer. It modifies container padding, hover background colors, text sizing, and conditional rendering, ensuring that only completed uploads with valid document IDs are interactive, while others remain static with updated styling.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
components/upload-notification.tsx	Adjusted padding, hover backgrounds, and text sizing for upload and rejected file entries. Updated logic for clickable upload links and icon display. Refined error message styling and interaction conditions. No changes to exports or public entities.

Poem

In the drawer where uploads show their face,
Padding shrinks and colors find their place.
Only finished files now earn a link’s embrace,
While errors whisper softly in a smaller space.
With gentle hues and tidy lines anew—
The upload rabbit hops, refreshing the view!
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🔇 Additional comments (4)

components/upload-notification.tsx (4)

75-75: Visual consistency improvement for hover states.

The styling update for hover states uses partial transparency in dark mode, creating a more subtle and polished visual effect while maintaining consistency with the application's design system.

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77-97: Great addition of conditional rendering to prevent 404 errors.

This is an excellent improvement that prevents navigation to non-existent document pages. By checking both upload.progress === 100 and the existence of upload.documentId before rendering a clickable link, you've effectively fixed the potential 404 error issue while providing appropriate visual feedback to users.

The styling changes also help distinguish between completed uploads (with clickable links and check icons) and in-progress uploads (with progress gauges and subdued text), making the status more intuitive for users.

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103-103: Improved styling for rejected files.

The styling changes for rejected files provide better visual hierarchy and consistency with the rest of the component. The red text clearly indicates errors while the hover state matches the upload items for a cohesive experience.

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105-106: Enhanced readability for rejected file information.

Using truncation for long filenames and smaller text for error messages improves the visual layout and readability of error information, making it easier for users to identify which files failed and why.

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