feat: custom-timeline-states #57
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src/lib/progress/timeline/bullet.tsx (3)
11-13: Consider adding documentation for the StateProp interfaceThe new
StatePropinterface introduces three states but lacks documentation explaining their intended usage and visual effects.Add JSDoc comments explaining:
- When to use each state
- The visual representation of each state
- Default behavior when state is undefined
+/** + * Defines the visual state of a bullet point in the timeline + * @property {string} state - The current state of the bullet + * - "loading": Shows loading animation with pulsing opacity + * - "disabled": Renders with reduced opacity + * - "active": Renders with full opacity (default behavior) + */ export interface StateProp { state?: "loading" | "disabled" | "active"; }
15-25: Consider customizable animation timingThe loading animation timing is hardcoded to 2 seconds with fixed opacity values.
Consider making the animation configurable through theme variables:
+const defaultLoadingConfig = { + duration: '2s', + minOpacity: 0.5, + maxOpacity: 1 +}; const loading = keyframes` 0%{ - opacity: 1; + opacity: ${props => props.theme.timeline?.loading?.maxOpacity ?? defaultLoadingConfig.maxOpacity}; } 50%{ - opacity: 0.5; + opacity: ${props => props.theme.timeline?.loading?.minOpacity ?? defaultLoadingConfig.minOpacity}; } 100%{ - opacity: 1; + opacity: ${props => props.theme.timeline?.loading?.maxOpacity ?? defaultLoadingConfig.maxOpacity}; } `;
124-127: Remove unnecessary className assignmentThe
className="text-container"appears to be unused and doesn't serve a clear purpose.Remove the className if it's not being used for styling or testing:
<TextContainer - className="text-container" {...{ variant, rightSided, isLast }} >src/lib/progress/timeline/custom.tsx (1)
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6-11: Consider adding type validation for timeline statesThe TimelineItem interface now supports states, but there's no validation to ensure state transitions make sense.
Consider adding runtime validation to prevent invalid state combinations:
- Items after a loading item should probably be disabled
- Active items should come after completed items
- Consider adding a "completed" state for better UX
Would you like me to provide an implementation for these validations?
src/examples/timeline.tsx (1)
96-96: Enhance example to demonstrate all statesThe example only shows the loading state, but it would be helpful to demonstrate all available states.
Consider expanding the example to show different state combinations:
items={[ { title: "Pay 250 DAI", party: ( <PartyContainer> <StyledLabel>alice.eth -</StyledLabel> <StyledLink>Justification</StyledLink> </PartyContainer> ), subtitle: "06 Jul 2023 12:00 UTC", variant: "#4D00B4", Icon: Circle, + state: "active", }, { title: "Jury Decision - Round 1", party: "No", subtitle: "06 Jul 2023 12:00 UTC", variant: "#ca2314", state: "loading", }, + { + title: "Final Decision", + party: "Pending", + subtitle: "Awaiting previous step", + variant: "#gray", + state: "disabled", + }, ]}
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src/lib/progress/timeline/bullet.tsx (2)
11-13: Consider improving state type definition
- Making
stateoptional could lead to undefined behavior. Consider making it required with an explicit default state.- The "active" state seems redundant with the existing
activeboolean prop inBulletProps.export interface StateProp { - state?: "loading" | "disabled" | "active"; + state: "loading" | "disabled" | "default"; }
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111-118: Resolve potential prop conflictThere's a potential conflict between the boolean
activeprop and thestateprop's "active" value. Consider:
- Removing the
activeprop in favor of usingstate- Or removing the "active" state and keeping the boolean prop
This would prevent confusion and potential inconsistencies in the component's state.
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15-25: LGTM: Clean and performant animation implementation
The keyframes animation is well-implemented, using opacity for a smooth loading state indication.
27-44: LGTM: Improved state handling implementation
The state handling has been well-implemented following the previous review suggestions. The code is now more maintainable with clear separation between different states.
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PR-Codex overview
This PR introduces a new
stateproperty to manage the loading state in the timeline component, enhances theBulletcomponent with a loading animation, and updates the styling and interfaces to accommodate these changes.Detailed summary
state: "loading"to the timeline item intimeline.tsx.StatePropinterface inbullet.tsxfor managing component states.TimelineItemandBulletPropsinterfaces to includeStateProp.Wrapperstyled component.Bulletcomponent to utilize the newstateprop for rendering.Summary by CodeRabbit
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