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Feat/support node 21 #192
Feat/support node 21 #192
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Warning Rate Limit Exceeded@alichherawalla has exceeded the limit for the number of commits or files that can be reviewed per hour. Please wait 7 minutes and 44 seconds before requesting another review. How to resolve this issue?After the wait time has elapsed, a review can be triggered using the We recommend that you space out your commits to avoid hitting the rate limit. How do rate limits work?CodeRabbit enforces hourly rate limits for each developer per organization. WalkthroughThe updates primarily focus on upgrading Node.js versions across various GitHub workflows, enhancing the Storybook configuration for better framework support and documentation, and refining component properties and handling in the app's codebase. Additionally, there's an adjustment in handling private properties within the Babel configuration, indicating a shift towards newer methodologies in JavaScript development. Changes
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Additional comments: 4
app/themes/fonts.js (2)
- 2-2: The import path for
media
has been updated. Ensure that the new path correctly points to the intendedmedia
module and that this module exports the expected properties (tablet
,desktop
) used within this file. This change is crucial for maintaining the responsiveness of font sizes across different devices.- 1-5: > 📝 NOTE
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The font size, style, and weight definitions are well-structured and follow CSS-in-JS best practices. No changes are needed here.
babel.config.js (2)
- 20-20: The replacement of
@babel/plugin-proposal-private-property-in-object
with@babel/plugin-transform-private-property-in-object
is a significant change that aligns with the latest Babel and Node.js version 21 requirements. Ensure that all instances in the codebase that rely on private property syntax are tested with this new plugin to verify compatibility and correct behavior.- 17-23: > 📝 NOTE
This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-64]
The Babel configuration is well-structured and includes a variety of plugins and presets tailored for different environments (production, dev, development, test). Ensure that the rest of the configuration remains compatible with the changes introduced by the new plugin and Node.js version 21. This includes verifying that other plugins and presets used in the configuration are up-to-date and compatible with the latest Babel and Node.js versions.
import { css } from '@emotion/react'; | ||
import { media } from '@themes'; | ||
import media from '@themes/media'; | ||
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The dynamicFontSize
function correctly uses the updated media
import to adjust font sizes for different screen sizes. However, consider adding error handling or validation for the font
parameter to ensure it returns an object with a styles
property that contains a valid font-size
value. This would improve the robustness of the function, especially if it's called with a font
function that doesn't conform to the expected format.
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.github/workflows/uat.yml (1)
- 11-11: The update to Node.js version
21.6.2
is a significant change, ensuring the workflow uses the latest Node.js version. It's crucial to verify that all dependencies and the build process are fully compatible with Node.js version 21.6.2. This verification should include runningyarn
to install dependencies and executing the build script to ensure there are no issues arising from the Node.js version update. Additionally, consider using a more flexible version specification (e.g.,21.x
) to automatically include non-breaking updates.
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Actionable comments generated: 1
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Additional comments: 3
app/components/For/index.js (3)
- 35-35: The
orientation
propType is correctly defined, ensuring that only 'row' or 'column' can be passed to the component, aligning with common flex-direction values. This is a good practice for enforcing valid prop values.- 35-36: While the
orientation
andParentComponent
propTypes are well-intentioned, it's important to ensure that all existing usages of theFor
component throughout the codebase are reviewed to accommodate these new props, especially sinceParentComponent
has been added as a new prop. This might require updates to other components that utilizeFor
to ensure they pass the correct props.Verification successful
Given the lack of results from the initial search, it's possible that the search criteria were too specific or that the
For
component is not used elsewhere in the codebase. To ensure a thorough verification, a broader search approach will be employed to capture any potential usage of theFor
component. This will involve searching for the component nameFor
within JavaScript files, which may help identify files that import or use the component in a manner not caught by the initial search.
The verification process has identified that the
For
component is indeed used within the codebase, specifically inapp/containers/App/index.js
andapp/containers/HomeContainer/index.js
. This supports the initial review comment's concern about ensuring compatibility with the newly introducedorientation
andParentComponent
props. Given these findings, it is important to review the usages of theFor
component in these files to ensure they are updated to accommodate the new props if necessary. This verification underscores the need for a thorough review of all existing usages of theFor
component to maintain compatibility and functionality across the codebase.* 35-36: Setting a default prop for `orientation` as 'row' is a sensible choice, providing a default flex-direction that is commonly used. This ensures that the component behaves predictably even when the `orientation` prop is not explicitly provided by the user.Scripts Executed
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The addition of orientation
and ParentComponent
propTypes enhances the flexibility of the For
component by allowing the specification of the flex direction and a custom parent component. However, there's a minor issue with the ParentComponent
propType declaration. It's declared as Proptypes.node
, which typically refers to anything that can be rendered: numbers, strings, elements, or an array (or fragment) containing these types. For a component prop, Proptypes.elementType
is more appropriate as it is specifically meant for components (functional or class).
- ParentComponent: Proptypes.node
+ ParentComponent: Proptypes.elementType
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orientation: Proptypes.oneOf(['row', 'column']), | |
ParentComponent: Proptypes.node | |
orientation: Proptypes.oneOf(['row', 'column']), | |
ParentComponent: Proptypes.elementType |
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Additional comments: 3
.storybook/main.js (3)
- 11-14: Switching the Storybook framework to
@storybook/react-webpack5
is a significant change that aligns with the project's upgrade to Node.js version 21.6.2. This switch likely offers better compatibility and new features available with Webpack 5. Ensure that all Storybook plugins and addons are compatible with this new framework version to avoid any runtime issues.- 16-18: Enabling autodocs in the documentation configuration is a great addition for automatically generating documentation from your stories. This feature enhances the developer experience by providing immediate, up-to-date documentation. Ensure that all existing stories are compatible with autodocs to leverage this feature fully.
- 20-20: Specifying
@storybook/builder-webpack5
as the builder in the core settings aligns with the switch to@storybook/react-webpack5
, ensuring consistency in the use of Webpack 5 across the Storybook setup. This change should improve build performance and offer access to the latest Webpack features. Verify that the custom Webpack configurations, if any, are updated to be compatible with Webpack 5.
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21.6.2
across various GitHub workflow configurations for improved performance and compatibility.@storybook/react-webpack5
and enabling documentation configuration with autodocs.For
component to support neworientation
options (row
orcolumn
) and a newParentComponent
prop for flexible layout management.media
in the themes configuration to streamline font management.