Implement email verification flow and clean repository tracking#4
Implement email verification flow and clean repository tracking#4abhixw wants to merge 2 commits intoRITVIKKAMASETTY:mainfrom
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Pull request overview
This pull request primarily focuses on UI improvements to the SignUp page, including button sizing adjustments and spacing changes. However, the PR title and description mention implementing email verification flow, which is misleading as the email verification backend functionality already exists in the codebase and no changes to that functionality are present in this PR.
Changes:
- Increased button padding from py-2 to py-3 for buttons in the sign-up section
- Added spacing adjustments (p-4 to p-6, space-y-3 to space-y-4, mb-4 to mb-5)
- Increased container height from 600px to 680px
- Added a new "Sign In" button in the sign-up form
- Removed yaml dependency from package-lock.json
- Added binary files (db.sqlite3) and Python bytecode (pycache) to the repository
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| src/pages/SignUp.jsx | UI improvements including button sizing (py-2 to py-3), spacing adjustments, container height increase, and addition of a new Sign In button |
| src/index.css | Whitespace-only change (no functional impact) |
| src/App.css | Empty file (no changes) |
| package-lock.json | Removed yaml dependency (cleanup of unused peer dependency) |
| core/db.sqlite3 | Database file added to repository (should not be committed) |
| pycache/main.cpython-313.pyc | Python bytecode file added to repository (should not be committed) |
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| <button | ||
| onClick={toggle} | ||
| className="btn-primary text-sm py-3" | ||
| > | ||
| Sign In | ||
| </button> |
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This button duplicates the existing toggle functionality that is already available in the overlay panel on the right side of the form (line 906). The overlay panel contains a "Sign Up" button that toggles between sign-in and sign-up modes. Having two buttons with the same functionality creates a redundant UI element and may confuse users. Consider removing this duplicate button.
| onClick={handleVerifyEmail} | ||
| disabled={isLoading} | ||
| className="btn-primary text-sm py-2" | ||
| className="btn-primary text-sm py-3" |
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The button padding is inconsistent between the sign-up section (py-3) and the sign-in section (py-2). All btn-primary buttons in the sign-in container still use py-2 (lines 763, 785, 813, 881). For a consistent user experience, all primary buttons should use the same padding. Either update all buttons to use py-3 or revert the sign-up buttons to py-2.
| className="btn-primary text-sm py-3" | |
| className="btn-primary text-sm py-2" |
| onClick={handleVerifyEmail} | ||
| disabled={isLoading} | ||
| className="btn-primary text-sm py-2" | ||
| className="btn-primary text-sm py-3" |
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The PR description states that email verification code functionality was added to send codes to user emails instead of the terminal. However, examining the backend code (core/users/views.py and core/utils/utils.py) shows that the email verification functionality already exists and is properly implemented. The current changes only modify button sizing and spacing in the UI, with no actual changes to the email verification logic. The PR description should be updated to accurately reflect that these changes are UI improvements, not email verification implementation.
I have changed the button size in signup page and added email verification code to particular user email.previously,the code was coming in terminal.