434 create a custom component for popup dialogs #464
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces a comprehensive refactoring of popup and modal components across the frontend, centralizing dialog functionality into a new Changes
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participant Parent as Parent Component
participant PopUpMessages as PopUpMessages
participant DialogActions as Dialog Actions
Parent->>PopUpMessages: Open popup with props
PopUpMessages->>PopUpMessages: Render dialog
Parent->>PopUpMessages: Set button click handlers
PopUpMessages->>DialogActions: Configure buttons
DialogActions-->>Parent: Trigger action on button click
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frontend/src/components/PopUpMessages/PopUpMessages.jsx (1)
63-75: Minor naming fix foradditionanLinkButton.
Runnin’ out of breath with that spelling – rename toadditionalLinkButtonor similar for clarity. This helps keep your arms steady under pressure.frontend/src/templates/GuideMainPageTemplate/GuideMainPageComponents/ConfirmationPopup/ConfirmationPopup.jsx (1)
15-18: Consider making the confirmation message more context-specific.
When folks see “Are you sure you want to perform this action?”, it’s easy to freeze up like sweaty palms in a big moment. Adding an action-specific detail can help reassure the user.frontend/src/scenes/settings/Modals/DeleteConfirmationModal/DeleteConfirmationModal.jsx (1)
16-21: Revisit the phrasing for clarity.
A strong caution about permanent deletion is good, but you might want to confirm each detail—too much gloom can spook the user. Steady your message like well-planned steps.
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frontend/src/components/PopUpMessages/PopUpMessages.jsx (2)
1-9: The imports are solid, with no sign of sweaty palms here.
Everything lines up well, and these imports should help keep your code stable and maintainable.
25-30: Verify thecloseAfterTransitionusage.
EnsurecloseAfterTransition={open}behaves as expected. Sometimes the adrenaline kicks in, and you want a bit more control over the transition closure.frontend/src/components/PopUpMessages/PopUpStyles.js (1)
1-1: Renaming topopupStyleslooks good.
Nice job consolidating these styles. No sign of shaky knees here—just neat, streamlined code.frontend/src/templates/GuideMainPageTemplate/GuideMainPageComponents/ConfirmationPopup/ConfirmationPopup.jsx (1)
7-13: Transition toPopUpMessagesis smooth.
This approach simplifies maintenance and lifts some burden off your arms. Good onConfirm/onCancel structure. Keep rollin’ with that vibe.frontend/src/scenes/settings/Modals/DeleteConfirmationModal/DeleteConfirmationModal.jsx (1)
5-15: Replacing the old modal withPopUpMessagesis a savvy move.
This keeps your code unified and your overhead light. No nerves, no mess—consistent design all around.frontend/src/components/RichTextEditor/EditorLinkDialog/LinkDialog.jsx (2)
17-25: Seamless integration ofPopUpMessages.
Your updated approach eliminates the jammed dialogues. It’s well-structured: no sweaty second-guessing here.
25-25: Double-check the conditional button text logic.
Ifurlis empty, “Remove link” might confuse the user. Might want a consistent fallback. Keep your momentum steady.
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