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Refactor Tabs with Context and types support #336

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  • New Features

    • Introduced TabRoot component for managing and navigating tabs within the UI.
  • Improvements

    • Implemented context (TabsRootContext) to manage tab state and properties centrally.
    • Enhanced TabContent, TabList, and TabTrigger components to utilize context for managing tabs.
    • Added keyboard navigation support in TabTrigger for better accessibility.
  • Style

    • Updated export format in color tokens to use single quotes for consistency.

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These changes focus on enhancing the tab management functionality in the UI by introducing context and updating prop handling. A TabsRootContext is created for centralized state management. Components like TabContent, TabList, TabTrigger, and TabRoot are updated to use this context, improving the interaction flow and keyboard navigation. Additionally, a new types file and some stylistic tweaks to color tokens are included.

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File Path Change Summary
src/components/ui/Tabs/context/TabsRootContext.tsx Introduced TabsRootContext using React's createContext to centralize tab state management.
src/components/ui/Tabs/shards/TabContent.tsx, TabList.tsx, TabTrigger.tsx Updated to use useContext for accessing TabsRootContext and to alter props accordingly.
src/components/ui/Tabs/shards/TabRoot.tsx Created TabRoot component for managing tab switching, active tab state, and rendering tab content.
src/components/ui/Tabs/types/index.tsx Introduced and exported TabRootProps and TabProps types to standardize prop interfaces.
styles/jsTokens/colors.tokens.js Changed the export format keys from double quotes to single quotes.

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    actor User
    component TabRoot
    component TabsRootContext
    component TabList
    component TabContent
    component TabTrigger

    User ->> TabRoot: Interacts with Tabs
    TabRoot ->> TabsRootContext: Uses context to get/persist state
    TabsRootContext ->> TabList: Provides tabs and activeTab information
    TabsRootContext ->> TabContent: Provides activeTab content
    TabTrigger ->> TabsRootContext: Calls setActiveTab on click/keydown
    TabsRootContext ->> TabRoot: Updates activeTab state
    TabRoot ->> TabContent: Passes updated activeTab
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In a UI garden bright and wide,
Tabs now change with graceful stride,
Context shared so state’s the guide,
Switching flows like a changing tide.
With colors clear and types defined,
Navigation’s now refined. 🌟


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Actionable comments posted: 5

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src/components/ui/Tabs/segments/TabContent.tsx (1)

9-10: Ensure that the tabs array and activeTab are handled correctly throughout the component, especially in cases where tabs could be undefined.

src/components/ui/Tabs/segments/TabList.tsx (2)

6-6: The updated import statement correctly reflects the renaming from Tab to TabProps, aligning with the new type definitions.


15-15: The type change for activeTab in TabListProps to TabProps is appropriate and ensures type consistency. Verify that all usages of activeTab throughout the component correctly handle the updated type.

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The type change for activeTab in TabListProps to TabProps is appropriate and ensures type consistency. We need to verify that the TabTrigger component correctly handles the TabProps type for activeTab.


The type change for activeTab in TabListProps to TabProps is appropriate and ensures type consistency. The TabTrigger component also correctly handles the TabProps type for activeTab.

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customRootClass?: string;
className?: string;
color?: string;
props?: Record<string, any>[];
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Consider refining the type of the props property to a single Record<string, any> unless there's a specific need for an array of such objects.

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tabs: [];
activeTab: any
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The type of tabs should be more specific than an empty array, and activeTab should not use any. Consider using a more precise type.

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<TabsContext.Provider value={null}>
<div className={`${rootClass} ${className}`} data-accent-color={color} {...props} >
{children}
</div>
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The TabsContext.Provider is given a null value. Consider providing a meaningful default value or handling this scenario appropriately in the consumer components.

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console.log(e.key);
}} onClick={() => handleClick(tab)}>
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Consider removing the console log from the onKeyDown event handler unless it is intended for debugging purposes, in which case it should be conditional on the environment.

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<button
role="tab" key={index} className={`${rootClass} ${isActive?'active':''} ${className}`} {...props} onKeyDown={(e) => {
console.log(e.key);
}} onClick={() => handleClick(tab)}>
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The handleClick function uses the old Tab type instead of TabProps. Update this to ensure type consistency.

- const handleClick = (tab: Tab) => {
+ const handleClick = (tab: TabProps) => {

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Actionable comments posted: 3

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src/components/ui/Tabs/Tabs.tsx (1)

11-11: Consider adding TypeScript documentation for TabsProps to explain the purpose of tabs and props more clearly, especially since props is a generic record which could be confusing without context.

src/components/ui/Tabs/shards/TabTrigger.tsx (1)

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Line range hint 22-48: The addition of keyboard navigation in TabTrigger enhances accessibility, which is a significant improvement. Make sure that the handleKeyDownEvent function is thoroughly tested, especially for edge cases like rapid key presses.

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src/components/ui/Tabs/Tabs.tsx (1)

4-6: Ensure that the imported components (TabList, TabContent, TabRoot) are correctly implemented and are exporting the expected interfaces since they are now being used directly within Tabs.tsx.

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  • TabRoot.tsx: export default TabRoot;

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2-6: Imports and context usage are correctly set up. Ensure that TabsRootContext is providing the expected values as this is crucial for the component's operation.

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16-21: The implementation of TabContent using context to manage tabs and active tab is a good use of React's context API, enhancing modularity and simplifying prop passing. Ensure that all edge cases, such as an empty tabs array, are handled gracefully.

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19-21: The refactor to use context in TabList for managing tabs and active tab state simplifies the component structure significantly. Verify that setActiveTab is always provided and functions as expected in all use cases.

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44-44: Ensure that className and color props are properly sanitized and validated if they are user-controlled inputs to prevent XSS vulnerabilities.


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const nextTab = () => {
const currentIndex = tabs.findIndex((tab) => tab.value === activeTab);
const nextIndex = currentIndex + 1;
if (nextIndex < tabs.length) {
setActiveTab(tabs[nextIndex].value);
}
};

const previousTab = () => {
const currentIndex = tabs.findIndex((tab) => tab.value === activeTab);
const previousIndex = currentIndex - 1;
if (previousIndex >= 0) {
setActiveTab(tabs[previousIndex].value);
}
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Codebase Verification

The search results indicate that both nextTab and previousTab functions in src/components/ui/Tabs/shards/TabRoot.tsx check if the next or previous index is within bounds, but there is no explicit check for an empty tabs array.

To ensure proper handling of the edge case where tabs is empty, it is necessary to add a check for tabs.length before accessing any elements in both functions.

  • Add a check for tabs.length at the beginning of nextTab and previousTab functions to handle the case when tabs is empty.
Analysis chain

Ensure the logic for nextTab and previousTab correctly handles edge cases, such as when tabs is empty.


The initial search script encountered an issue due to an unrecognized file type. Let's correct the file type and search for references to nextTab and previousTab to ensure they handle the edge case of an empty tabs array.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify edge case handling for empty tabs array in `nextTab` and `previousTab`.
# Test: Search for usage of `nextTab` and `previousTab` to ensure there are checks for empty tabs.
rg --type typescript --files-with-matches 'nextTab' | xargs rg 'tabs.length'

Length of output: 190



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify edge case handling for empty tabs array in `nextTab` and `previousTab`.
# Test: Search for usage of `nextTab` and `previousTab` to ensure there are checks for empty tabs.
rg --type ts --files-with-matches 'nextTab' | xargs rg 'tabs.length'
rg --type ts --files-with-matches 'previousTab' | xargs rg 'tabs.length'

Length of output: 299

const TabRoot = ({children, defaultTab='', customRootClass, tabs=[], className, color, ...props}: TabRootProps) => {
const rootClass = customClassSwitcher(customRootClass, COMPONENT_NAME);

const [activeTab, setActiveTab] = useState(defaultTab || tabs[0].value || '');
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Codebase Verification

The TabRoot component initializes tabs as an empty array by default, which can lead to issues when accessing tabs[0].value. To prevent potential errors, you should validate that tabs is not empty before using tabs[0].value.

  • Location to address:
    • src/components/ui/Tabs/shards/TabRoot.tsx line 16

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Validate the initial state for activeTab to handle potential undefined values in tabs[0].value.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the initial values of tabs to ensure they are always defined.
# Test: Search for tab initialization to ensure there's always at least one tab with a defined value.
rg --type typescript --files-with-matches 'tabs=' | xargs rg 'tabs=\[\]'

Length of output: 266



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the initial values of tabs to ensure they are always defined.
# Test: Search for tab initialization to ensure there's always at least one tab with a defined value.
rg --type-add 'ts:*.{ts,tsx}' --type ts --files-with-matches 'tabs=' | xargs rg 'tabs=\[\]'

Length of output: 250



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the handling of `tabs` within the `TabRoot` component.
# Test: Search for references to `tabs` within `TabRoot.tsx` to ensure proper handling of empty arrays or undefined values.
rg 'tabs' src/components/ui/Tabs/shards/TabRoot.tsx

Length of output: 572

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const defaultActiveTab = tabs[0].value || '';

return (
<TabRoot {...props} >
<TabList activeTab={activeTab} setActiveTab={setActiveTab} tabs={tabs} />
<TabContent activeTab={activeTab} tabs={tabs} />
<TabRoot tabs={tabs} defaultTab={defaultActiveTab} >
<TabList />
<TabContent />
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Codebase Verification

The current implementation does not handle the scenario where the tabs array is empty, which will cause an error when accessing tabs[0].value.

  • Add a check to handle the empty tabs array scenario safely in the Tabs component.
Analysis chain

The implementation of the Tabs component using TabRoot, TabList, and TabContent appears to align well with the new context-based architecture. Ensure that the defaultActiveTab is correctly managed in all scenarios, particularly in edge cases where tabs might be empty.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that defaultActiveTab is correctly managed when tabs array is empty.

# Test: Mock Tabs component with empty tabs array and check behavior.
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'const Tabs = ($_: TabsProps) => { $$$ }' src/components/ui/Tabs/Tabs.tsx

Length of output: 948



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#!/bin/bash
# Search for any conditional checks or handling for empty `tabs` array in Tabs component
rg 'tabs.length' src/components/ui/Tabs/Tabs.tsx

Length of output: 48

@kotAPI kotAPI merged commit a88fada into main Jun 26, 2024
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@kotAPI kotAPI deleted the pranay/tabs-refactor branch June 26, 2024 13:45
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