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fix(alert): make props reactive #320

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@Flambe Flambe commented Sep 2, 2024

Some of the props for the alert component are only parsed on init so any changes aren't reflect unless the component is rerendered. Switched those bits to use computed refs so they do listen for prop changes

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced the FwbAlert component with dynamic class name handling for improved responsiveness based on props.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Resolved issues with static class names not reflecting changes in component state.

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The changes to the FwbAlert.vue component involve the implementation of Vue's computed properties to manage class names dynamically. This enhancement allows the closeBtnClasses and wrapperClasses to update automatically based on prop changes, improving the component's responsiveness. Additionally, the import statement has been modified to include computed, reflecting its new usage.

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src/components/FwbAlert/FwbAlert.vue Updated import statement to include computed. Changed closeBtnClasses and wrapperClasses to computed properties for dynamic class handling.

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61-61: LGTM!

The import statement has been updated correctly to include computed from Vue, which is used in the component.


115-115: LGTM!

The closeBtnClasses computed property has been implemented correctly. It uses the twMerge function to merge the default close button classes with the type-specific close button classes, allowing the classes to update automatically based on the type prop. This improves the component's reactivity.


130-137: LGTM!

The wrapperClasses computed property has been implemented correctly. It uses the twMerge function to merge various classes based on the component's props, allowing the classes to update automatically. This improves the component's reactivity.

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