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participant User
participant NATS
participant AudioElm
participant VideoElm
User->>NATS: Connect to NATS Server
NATS-->>User: Connection Established
User->>AudioElm: Play Audio
AudioElm->>NATS: Check Connection Status
NATS-->>AudioElm: Server Connected
AudioElm-->>User: Audio Plays
User->>NATS: Disconnect
NATS-->>User: Connection Closed
AudioElm->>NATS: Check Connection Status
NATS-->>AudioElm: Server Disconnected
AudioElm-->>User: Audio Paused
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src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/removeUser.tsx (1)
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24-33: LGTM: MenuItem component used correctly.The replacement of
Menu.ItemwithMenuItemis consistent with the@headlessui/reactv2 upgrade. The component's functionality appears to be preserved, and the surrounding structure maintains accessibility features.Consider removing the empty fragments (
<>and</>) around theMenuItemcomponent, as they are unnecessary in this context:- <> <div className="" role="none"> <MenuItem> {() => ( <button className="text-red-900 group flex rounded-md items-center text-left w-full px-2 py-[0.4rem] text-xs lg:text-sm transition ease-in hover:bg-red-400 hover:text-white" onClick={() => onClose()} > {t('left-panel.menus.items.remove-participant')} </button> )} </MenuItem> </div> - </>src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/privateChatMenuItem.tsx (1)
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32-41: LGTM: MenuItem usage updated correctly.The change from
<Menu.Item>to<MenuItem>is consistent with the import statement update and aligns with the@headlessui/reactv2 upgrade. The functionality remains unchanged, as only the wrapper component name has been modified.For consistency with modern React practices, consider using an arrow function for the
onClickprop:- onClick={() => onClick()} + onClick={onClick}This small change eliminates the unnecessary arrow function wrapper.
src/components/footer/icons/webcam-menu/index.tsx (1)
17-21: LGTM:MenuButtoncomponent used correctly.The
Menu.Buttonhas been correctly replaced withMenuButton, which is consistent with the updated import statement and the new API of@headlessui/reactv2. The functionality remains unchanged, and this modification improves code readability.For consistency, consider removing the empty lines before and after the
MenuButtoncomponent (lines 18 and 22).src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/lowerHand.tsx (1)
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1-53: Overall impact: Successful upgrade to @headlessui/react v2The changes in this file successfully implement the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2 for theLowerHandMenuItemcomponent. The modifications are minimal and focused, limited to updating the import statement and the corresponding JSX element. The component's logic and functionality remain unchanged, which reduces the risk of introducing bugs.While these changes are correct and aligned with the PR objective, here are some suggestions for consideration:
- Ensure that all other components using
@headlessui/reacthave been updated similarly.- Consider adding or updating unit tests to verify that the component's behavior remains unchanged after this upgrade.
- Review the
@headlessui/reactv2 documentation to check if there are any new features or best practices that could be applied to improve this component further.src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/switchPresenter.tsx (1)
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59-70: LGTM: MenuItem usage updated correctly.The
MenuItemcomponent is now used correctly in place ofMenu.Item, maintaining the existing functionality. This change is consistent with the@headlessui/reactv2 upgrade.For improved readability, consider destructuring the
participantprop in the render function:- <MenuItem> - {() => ( + <MenuItem> + {({ active }) => ( <button - className="text-gray-900 dark:text-darkText group flex rounded-md items-center text-left w-full px-2 py-[0.4rem] text-xs lg:text-sm transition ease-in hover:bg-primaryColor hover:text-white" + className={`text-gray-900 dark:text-darkText group flex rounded-md items-center text-left w-full px-2 py-[0.4rem] text-xs lg:text-sm transition ease-in ${ + active ? 'bg-primaryColor text-white' : '' + }`} onClick={() => onClick()} > {participant?.metadata.isPresenterThis change would utilize the
activestate provided byMenuItemto handle the hover effect, which is more in line with the@headlessui/reactAPI.src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/webcam.tsx (2)
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61-70: LGTM: MenuItem usage is correct, with a minor suggestionThe
MenuItemcomponent is used correctly, replacing the previousMenu.Item. The internal structure and functionality remain unchanged, which is good.For consistency with modern React practices, consider using an arrow function for the render prop:
<MenuItem> - {() => ( + {({ active }) => ( <button - className="text-gray-900 dark:text-darkText group flex rounded-md items-center text-left w-full px-2 py-[0.4rem] text-xs lg:text-sm transition ease-in hover:bg-primaryColor hover:text-white" + className={`text-gray-900 dark:text-darkText group flex rounded-md items-center text-left w-full px-2 py-[0.4rem] text-xs lg:text-sm transition ease-in ${active ? 'bg-primaryColor text-white' : ''}`} onClick={() => onClick()} > {text} </button> )} </MenuItem>This change would utilize the
activestate provided byMenuItemand remove the need for thehover:classes, making the component more reactive to user interactions.
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1-85: Suggestions for improving component performance and readabilityWhile the changes related to the
@headlessui/reactupgrade are correct, here are some suggestions to improve the overall component:
Memoize the component to prevent unnecessary re-renders:
const WebcamMenuItem = React.memo(({ userId }: IWebcamMenuItemProps) => { // ... component code ... });Use
useCallbackfor theonClickfunction to maintain referential equality:const onClick = useCallback(async () => { // ... function body ... }, [conn, session.currentUser?.name, participant?.name, t, task]);Move the
roomFeaturesinside the component to access it from the latest state:const roomFeatures = useAppSelector((state) => state.session.currentRoom.metadata?.roomFeatures);Consider using a custom hook for the text and task state logic to improve readability:
const useWebcamMenuItemState = (videoTracks: number) => { const { t } = useTranslation(); const [text, setText] = useState(''); const [task, setTask] = useState(''); useEffect(() => { if (videoTracks === 0) { setText(t('left-panel.menus.items.ask-to-share-webcam')); setTask('left-panel.menus.items.share-webcam'); } else { setText(t('left-panel.menus.items.ask-to-stop-webcam')); setTask('left-panel.menus.items.stop-webcam'); } }, [t, videoTracks]); return { text, task }; };Then use it in the component:
const { text, task } = useWebcamMenuItemState(participant?.videoTracks ?? 0);These changes would improve the component's performance and make it more maintainable.
Would you like me to provide a full refactored version of the component incorporating these suggestions?
src/components/breakout-room/index.tsx (1)
76-81: Approve DialogTitle component update with a minor suggestionThe replacement of
Dialog.TitlewithDialogTitleis consistent with the updated import statements and the new API structure of@headlessui/reactv2. The functionality remains unchanged, which is correct.Consider using the
asprop more idiomatically:- <DialogTitle - as="h3" - className="text-lg font-medium leading-6 text-gray-900 dark:text-white ltr:text-left rtl:text-right mb-2" - > + <DialogTitle className="text-lg font-medium leading-6 text-gray-900 dark:text-white ltr:text-left rtl:text-right mb-2"> + <h3> {t('breakout-room.modal-title')} + </h3> </DialogTitle>This change would maintain semantic HTML structure while utilizing the
DialogTitlecomponent as intended.src/components/header/menus.tsx (1)
37-40: LGTM: MenuItems component updated correctly.The
MenuItemscomponent has been correctly updated to use the new API from @headlessui/react v2. The existing props and className have been maintained, ensuring that the functionality and styling remain consistent.Consider breaking the long
classNamestring into multiple lines for better readability. For example:<MenuItems static className={` HeaderSettingMenu origin-top-right z-10 absolute ltr:right-0 rtl:-left-4 mt-2 w-56 rounded-md shadow-lg bg-white dark:bg-darkPrimary ring-1 ring-black dark:ring-secondaryColor ring-opacity-5 divide-y divide-gray-100 focus:outline-none `} >src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu.tsx (1)
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1-121: Overall structure preserved with successful refactoringThe core logic and functionality of the
MenuIconcomponent have been maintained while successfully updating to the new Headless UI API. This demonstrates a careful and correct refactoring process.For consistency, consider updating the
Menuimport on line 2 to use the default import syntax, as it's the parent component:-import { Menu, MenuButton, MenuItems, Transition } from '@headlessui/react'; +import Menu, { MenuButton, MenuItems, Transition } from '@headlessui/react';This change would align with the typical usage pattern of Headless UI components and improve code consistency.
src/components/footer/modals/microphoneModal.tsx (1)
72-72: LGTM! Consider extracting overlay styles.The replacement of
Dialog.Overlaywith a standarddivis correct and aligns with the v2 API changes. This maintains the modal's functionality while adapting to the new library version.Consider extracting the overlay styles into a separate CSS class or a styled component for better maintainability. For example:
<div className="fixed inset-0 bg-black opacity-30 modal-overlay" />Then define the
modal-overlayclass in your CSS file or use a CSS-in-JS solution.src/components/waiting-room/index.tsx (1)
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1-115: Summary: Successful upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2The changes in this file successfully implement the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2. The modifications include:
- Updated import statements to use new top-level exports.
- Replaced nested components (
Transition.Child,Dialog.Title) with their new counterparts (TransitionChild,DialogTitle).- Replaced
Dialog.Overlaywith a simplediv, maintaining the same className.These changes maintain the original functionality while aligning with the new library version. The code structure remains clear and consistent.
To further improve the code:
- Consider extracting the modal content into a separate component to enhance readability and maintainability.
- If not already done, update the project's documentation to reflect the new usage of
@headlessui/reactv2.src/components/footer/icons/mic-menu/items.tsx (1)
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113-144: LGTM! Consider refactoring the className for better maintainability.The
Menu.Itemscomponent has been correctly replaced withMenuItems, maintaining the existing props and children structure. This change is consistent with the library upgrade.Consider extracting the long className into a separate constant or using a CSS-in-JS solution for better maintainability. For example:
const menuItemsClassName = ` origin-bottom-right z-[9999] absolute ltr:left-0 rtl:-left-4 mt-2 w-40 bottom-[40px] rounded-md shadow-lg bg-white dark:bg-darkPrimary ring-1 ring-black dark:ring-secondaryColor ring-opacity-5 divide-y divide-gray-100 dark:divide-secondaryColor focus:outline-none `; // Then in the JSX: <MenuItems static className={menuItemsClassName}> {/* ... */} </MenuItems>This approach would make the component more readable and easier to maintain.
src/components/footer/modals/webcam/shareWebcam.tsx (1)
102-102: LGTM: Dialog overlay updated correctly.The
Dialog.Overlaycomponent has been replaced with a standarddiv, which is consistent with the changes in@headlessui/reactv2. The functionality remains the same.Consider extracting the overlay styles into a separate CSS class for better maintainability. For example:
-<div className="fixed inset-0 bg-black opacity-30" /> +<div className="fixed inset-0 bg-black opacity-30 dialog-overlay" />Then define the
dialog-overlayclass in your CSS file.src/components/header/volumeControl.tsx (1)
Action Required: No Test Files Found for VolumeControl Component
No test files related to the
VolumeControlcomponent were found in the codebase. To ensure the upgraded@headlessui/reactv2 components function correctly, please add appropriate tests for this component.🔗 Analysis chain
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1-150: LGTM: Successful upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2The changes in this file successfully upgrade the usage of
@headlessui/reactcomponents to v2 without altering the overall functionality of theVolumeControlcomponent. The component structure, state management, and Redux interactions remain intact.To ensure the upgrade doesn't introduce any regressions, please verify if there are any existing tests for this component and update them if necessary. You can run the following command to check for test files:
If test files are found, make sure to update them to reflect the new component structure using
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src/components/participants/removeParticipantAlertModal.tsx (2)
92-92: LGTM! Consider adding an aria-hidden attribute for improved accessibility.The changes to the Dialog component structure are correct and align with the upgrade of
@headlessui/reactto v2:
- Replacing
Dialog.Overlaywith adivmaintains the overlay functionality.- Using
DialogTitleinstead ofDialog.Titleis consistent with the new import structure.For improved accessibility, consider adding an
aria-hidden="true"attribute to the overlay div:- <div className="fixed inset-0 bg-black opacity-30" /> + <div className="fixed inset-0 bg-black opacity-30" aria-hidden="true" />This change ensures that screen readers ignore the overlay, focusing on the dialog content.
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1-170: LGTM! Consider extracting the modal content into a separate component.The changes made to accommodate the
@headlessui/reactv2 upgrade have been implemented correctly. The component's main functionality and logic remain intact, ensuring that participant removal and user blocking work as expected.To improve code readability and maintainability, consider extracting the modal content into a separate component. This would make the
RemoveParticipantAlertModalcomponent more focused and easier to manage. Here's a suggested structure:// New component: ModalContent.tsx const ModalContent = ({ name, blockUser, setBlockUser, onClose, onRemove }) => ( <div className="popup-inner bg-white dark:bg-darkPrimary w-full max-w-sm rounded-3xl shadow-header relative px-4 lg:px-6 py-12 lg:py-14"> {/* ... existing content ... */} </div> ); // Updated RemoveParticipantAlertModal.tsx const RemoveParticipantAlertModal = ({ name, userId, removeType, closeAlertModal }) => { // ... existing state and functions ... return ( <Transition // ... existing Transition props ... > <Dialog // ... existing Dialog props ... > <div className="flex items-center justify-center min-h-screen"> <div className="fixed inset-0 bg-black opacity-30" aria-hidden="true" /> <ModalContent name={name} blockUser={blockUser} setBlockUser={setBlockUser} onClose={() => onCloseRemoveParticipantAlert()} onRemove={() => onCloseRemoveParticipantAlert(true)} /> </div> </Dialog> </Transition> ); };This refactoring would improve the component's structure without changing its functionality.
src/components/polls/voteForm.tsx (1)
2-7: LGTM! Consider destructuring imports for consistency.The updated imports from '@headlessui/react' align with the PR objective of upgrading to v2. This change reflects the library's shift towards more granular named exports, which is a good practice for tree-shaking and code clarity.
For consistency, consider destructuring all imports in a single statement:
import { Dialog, DialogTitle, Transition, TransitionChild } from '@headlessui/react';src/components/header/room-settings/index.tsx (2)
3-9: LGTM! Consider sorting imports alphabetically.The updated imports align with the PR objective of upgrading
@headlessui/reactto v2. The change from nested components (e.g.,Dialog.Title) to flat imports (e.g.,DialogTitle) is consistent with the library's new API.Consider sorting the imports alphabetically for better readability:
import { Dialog, DialogTitle, Tab, Transition, TransitionChild, } from '@headlessui/react';
Incomplete Migration Detected:
@headlessui/reactImports RemainingThe migration to
@headlessui/reactv2 is not fully completed across the codebase. Several files still import from@headlessui/react, which may require updates to ensure consistency and compatibility.Affected Files:
src/components/waiting-room/index.tsxsrc/components/whiteboard/manageFiles.tsxsrc/components/speech-to-text-service/selectOptions/index.tsxsrc/components/speech-to-text-service/selectOptions/speechToTextLangElms.tsxsrc/components/speech-to-text-service/selectOptions/subtitleLangElms.tsxsrc/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/index.tsxsrc/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/transLangsElm.tsxsrc/components/speech-to-text-service/selectOptions/micElms.tsxsrc/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/speechLangsElms.tsxsrc/components/participants/removeParticipantAlertModal.tsxsrc/components/polls/voteForm.tsxsrc/components/polls/create.tsxsrc/components/polls/viewResult.tsxsrc/components/participants/participant/icons/mic.tsxsrc/components/main-area/index.tsxsrc/components/polls/viewDetails.tsxsrc/components/participants/participant/icons/menu.tsxsrc/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/switchPresenter.tsxsrc/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/webcam.tsxsrc/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/removeUser.tsxsrc/components/footer/index.tsxsrc/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/privateChatMenuItem.tsxsrc/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/mic.tsxsrc/components/footer/icons/menus.tsxsrc/components/footer/modals/rtmpModal.tsxsrc/components/header/volumeControl.tsxsrc/components/footer/modals/webcam/shareWebcam.tsxsrc/components/footer/icons/webcam-menu/items.tsxsrc/components/footer/icons/webcam-menu/index.tsxsrc/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/lock.tsxsrc/components/header/menus.tsxsrc/components/header/keyboardShortcuts.tsxsrc/components/header/index.tsxsrc/components/header/room-settings/index.tsxsrc/components/header/room-settings/notification.tsxsrc/components/header/room-settings/dataSavings.tsxsrc/components/header/room-settings/application.tsxsrc/components/header/room-settings/application.tsxsrc/components/footer/modals/displayExternalLinkModal.tsxsrc/components/footer/icons/webcam-menu/index.tsxsrc/components/breakout-room/index.tsxsrc/components/breakout-room/breakoutRoomInvitation.tsxsrc/components/breakout-room/list/roomLists.tsxsrc/components/chat/chatTabs.tsxsrc/components/left-panel/index.tsxPlease ensure that all these files are reviewed and updated to comply with the latest
@headlessui/reactv2 standards.🔗 Analysis chain
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1-224: Overall LGTM! Verify similar changes across the codebase.The changes in this file successfully migrate the usage of
@headlessui/reactcomponents to v2. The component logic remains unchanged, ensuring that the functionality is preserved. Great job on maintaining consistency throughout the file!To ensure a complete migration, let's verify similar changes across the codebase:
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src/components/footer/icons/recording/recordingModal.tsx (2)
87-92: LGTM! DialogTitle component updated correctly.The
Dialog.Titlecomponent has been correctly replaced withDialogTitle, which is consistent with the updated imports from @headlessui/react v2. The props and content of the component remain unchanged, preserving the functionality.Consider keeping the closing tag on the same line as the content for consistency with the rest of the file:
<DialogTitle as="h3" className="text-lg font-medium leading-6 text-gray-900 dark:text-white ltr:text-left rtl:text-right mb-2" - > - {t('footer.icons.how-to-record')} - </DialogTitle> + >{t('footer.icons.how-to-record')}</DialogTitle>
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1-179: Summary: Successfully upgraded @headlessui/react to v2The changes in this file successfully update the usage of @headlessui/react components to version 2. Key points:
- Imports have been updated to use new separate exports.
Transition.Childhas been replaced withTransitionChild.Dialog.Titlehas been replaced withDialogTitle.These changes improve code consistency and align with the latest library version without introducing any functional changes or regressions.
To further improve the codebase:
- Consider updating the project's ESLint rules to enforce consistent usage of the new @headlessui/react v2 components.
- Update any relevant documentation or style guides to reflect the new component usage patterns.
src/components/main-area/index.tsx (1)
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.transition-left-paneland.transition-right-panelclasses. To maintain consistency with the updates made to theMainAreacomponent, it is recommended to:
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src/styles/recorder.scsssrc/styles/common.scsssrc/styles/media_screens/max_767.scsssrc/styles/media_screens/max_1023.scssEnsure that these styles are compatible with
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1-285: Summary: Successful adaptation to @headlessui/react v2The changes in this file are focused on improving the transition effects for the
LeftPanelandRightPanelcomponents. These modifications are consistent with the PR objective of upgrading to@headlessui/reactv2 and should enhance the visual presentation of the component through improved transition handling.The overall structure and logic of the
MainAreacomponent remain intact, with no new functionality introduced or existing logic altered. These changes appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort to adapt to the new version of@headlessui/react.Given the nature of these changes, it would be beneficial to:
- Ensure that the new transition effects are tested thoroughly across different browsers and devices.
- Verify that the performance of the transitions hasn't been negatively impacted, especially on lower-end devices.
- Update any relevant documentation or style guides to reflect these new transition wrapper classes.
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src/components/polls/viewDetails.tsx (2)
4-9: LGTM! Consider consolidating imports for better readability.The updated import statements correctly reflect the changes in
@headlessui/reactv2. Good job on updating these imports to match the new library structure.For better code organization, consider consolidating all Headless UI imports into a single statement:
import { Dialog, DialogTitle, Disclosure, Transition, TransitionChild, } from '@headlessui/react';This would eliminate the need for the separate import on line 20 and improve code readability.
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1-289: LGTM! Consider extracting modal content for improved maintainability.The upgrade to Headless UI v2 has been implemented correctly, maintaining the component's core functionality while updating the necessary parts to align with the new API. Great job on preserving the existing logic and structure!
To further improve code maintainability, consider extracting the modal content into a separate component. This would make the
renderModalfunction more concise and easier to manage. For example:const ModalContent = ({ poll, pollResponses, isLoading, onEndPoll, onPublishResult }) => { // ... extracted modal content ... }; const renderModal = () => ( <Transition appear show={isOpen} as={Fragment}> <Dialog as="div" className="fixed inset-0 z-[9999] overflow-y-auto" onClose={() => false} > {/* ... */} <TransitionChild // ... props ... > <ModalContent poll={poll} pollResponses={pollResponses} isLoading={isLoading} onEndPoll={endPoll} onPublishResult={publishPollResultByChat} /> </TransitionChild> {/* ... */} </Dialog> </Transition> );This refactoring would improve the overall structure of the component and make it easier to maintain in the future.
src/components/header/keyboardShortcuts.tsx (1)
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40-50: Approve Dialog component structure changesThe updates to the Dialog component structure are consistent with the new API of @headlessui/react v2. The replacement of
Transition.ChildwithTransitionChildandDialog.Overlaywith adivelement maintains the same functionality while adapting to the new component structure.For consistency, consider updating the className of the overlay div to use Tailwind's
fixed inset-0classes instead of individual properties:- <div className="fixed inset-0 bg-black opacity-30" /> + <div className="fixed inset-0 bg-black/30" />This change uses Tailwind's opacity modifier, which is more concise and idiomatic.
src/components/header/index.tsx (3)
3-10: LGTM! Consider organizing imports alphabetically.The updated imports from @headlessui/react align with the v2 upgrade, introducing more granular component usage. This change enhances code readability and potentially improves tree-shaking capabilities.
Consider organizing the imports alphabetically for better readability:
import { Dialog, DialogTitle, Menu, MenuButton, Transition, TransitionChild, } from '@headlessui/react';
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116-126: LGTM! Consider updating className for consistency.The changes in the
alertModalfunction correctly implement the new API from @headlessui/react v2. The use ofTransitionChildandDialogTitlecomponents, along with the simplified overlay, maintains the existing functionality while adhering to the updated library structure.For consistency with the library's naming convention, consider updating the className of the main Dialog div:
-className="AlertModal fixed inset-0 z-[9999] overflow-y-auto" +className="alert-modal fixed inset-0 z-[9999] overflow-y-auto"This change aligns with the kebab-case convention used in the library and improves consistency across your codebase.
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238-238: Consider using JSX.IntrinsicElements for better type safety.While using a string value for the
asprop is valid, it's generally recommended to use the actual element type for better type checking.Consider updating the
asprop to use the actual element type:-as={'div'} +as={Fragment}This change provides better type safety and aligns with the typical usage of the Transition component in @headlessui/react.
src/components/footer/modals/lockSettingsModal.tsx (2)
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296-306: Correct implementation of TransitionChild and overlayThe changes correctly implement the new TransitionChild component and explicitly define the overlay div. This aligns with the @headlessui/react v2 API and provides more flexibility.
For consistency, consider extracting the transition properties into a constant or a custom component, as they are repeated in the next TransitionChild as well.
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314-342: Correct implementation of TransitionChild and DialogTitleThe changes correctly implement the new TransitionChild and DialogTitle components, aligning with the @headlessui/react v2 API. The existing functionality is maintained.
As mentioned earlier, consider extracting the transition properties into a constant or a custom component for both TransitionChild instances to improve consistency and maintainability.
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- src/components/footer/icons/recording/recordingModal.tsx (5 hunks)
- src/components/footer/icons/webcam-menu/index.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/footer/icons/webcam-menu/items.tsx (5 hunks)
- src/components/footer/modals/displayExternalLinkModal.tsx (5 hunks)
- src/components/footer/modals/externalMediaPlayer/start.tsx (5 hunks)
- src/components/footer/modals/lockSettingsModal.tsx (4 hunks)
- src/components/footer/modals/microphoneModal.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/footer/modals/rtmpModal.tsx (10 hunks)
- src/components/footer/modals/webcam/shareWebcam.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/header/index.tsx (6 hunks)
- src/components/header/keyboardShortcuts.tsx (5 hunks)
- src/components/header/menus.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/header/room-settings/index.tsx (4 hunks)
- src/components/header/volumeControl.tsx (5 hunks)
- src/components/main-area/index.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/lock.tsx (10 hunks)
- src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/lowerHand.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/mic.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/privateChatMenuItem.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/removeUser.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/switchPresenter.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/webcam.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/participants/participant/icons/mic.tsx (4 hunks)
- src/components/participants/removeParticipantAlertModal.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/polls/create.tsx (4 hunks)
- src/components/polls/viewDetails.tsx (6 hunks)
- src/components/polls/viewResult.tsx (5 hunks)
- src/components/polls/voteForm.tsx (4 hunks)
- src/components/speech-to-text-service/selectOptions/index.tsx (5 hunks)
- src/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/index.tsx (5 hunks)
- src/components/waiting-room/index.tsx (5 hunks)
- src/components/whiteboard/manageFiles.tsx (4 hunks)
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src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/removeUser.tsx (2)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The change from importing
MenutoMenuItemaligns with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2. This new import structure potentially allows for better tree-shaking and improves code readability.
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1-43: Summary: Successful upgrade to @headlessui/react v2The changes in this file successfully implement the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2 by updating the import statement and component usage. The functionality of theRemoveUserMenuItemcomponent remains unchanged, and the modifications are consistent with the PR objectives.src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/privateChatMenuItem.tsx (1)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The change from using
Menu.Itemto directly importingMenuItemaligns with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2. This new import syntax is more concise and improves code readability.src/components/footer/icons/mic-menu/index.tsx (3)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to include
MenuButtonfrom@headlessui/react, which is consistent with the upgrade to v2 mentioned in the PR objectives.
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1-48: Summary: Successfully upgraded to @headlessui/react v2The changes in this file are consistent with the PR objective of upgrading to
@headlessui/reactv2. The modifications are limited to:
- Updating the import statement to include
MenuButton.- Replacing
Menu.ButtonwithMenuButtonin the component.These changes maintain the existing functionality while adopting the new API of the upgraded library. The rest of the component structure and logic remain intact, which is a positive sign for a smooth upgrade.
18-22: LGTM: MenuButton usage updated correctly.The change from
Menu.ButtontoMenuButtonis consistent with the updated import and aligns with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2. The content and structure within theMenuButtoncomponent remain unchanged, preserving the existing functionality.To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's verify that all occurrences of
Menu.Buttonhave been updated:✅ Verification successful
Verified: All instances of
Menu.Buttonhave been successfully replaced withMenuButton.The change aligns with the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2, and no remaining instances ofMenu.Buttonwere found in the codebase, ensuring consistency across all components.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/components/footer/icons/webcam-menu/index.tsx (2)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been properly updated to include
MenuButtonfrom@headlessui/react. This change aligns with the PR objective of upgrading to v2 of the library and follows the new API conventions. This modification may lead to improved tree-shaking and potentially reduced bundle size.
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1-48: Summary: Successful upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2The changes made to this file successfully implement the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2. The modifications are minimal and focused:
- Updated import statement to include
MenuButton.- Replaced
Menu.ButtonwithMenuButton.These changes align with the new API conventions of the library while maintaining the overall structure and functionality of the
WebcamMenucomponent. The upgrade should improve code consistency across the project and potentially lead to better tree-shaking.src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/lowerHand.tsx (2)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated for @headlessui/react v2The import statement has been correctly updated to use
MenuIteminstead ofMenu, which aligns with the PR objective of upgrading@headlessui/reactto v2. This change is part of the library's new API and is consistent with the overall upgrade process.
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36-45: LGTM: JSX updated to use MenuItem componentThe JSX has been correctly updated to use
<MenuItem>instead of<Menu.Item>, which is consistent with the import statement change and the@headlessui/reactv2 upgrade. The component's structure and functionality remain intact, with only the wrapping element being modified.To ensure this change has been applied consistently across the codebase, let's run the following verification script:
✅ Verification successful
Verified: All instances of
Menu.Itemhave been successfully replaced withMenuItem.
- No remaining instances of
Menu.Itemwere found.MenuItemis correctly imported and used consistently across the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/switchPresenter.tsx (2)
3-3: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The change from importing
MenutoMenuItemaligns with the PR objective of upgrading@headlessui/reactto v2. This update reflects the library's shift to flat named exports, which is a common pattern in modern React libraries.
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1-79: LGTM: Component updated successfully for @headlessui/react v2.The
SwitchPresenterMenuItemcomponent has been successfully updated to use the newMenuItemcomponent from@headlessui/reactv2. The core functionality of the component remains intact, and no other changes were necessary.To ensure that this change hasn't affected other parts of the application, please verify that:
- The presenter switching functionality still works as expected.
- The menu item appears and behaves correctly in the UI.
You can run the following command to check for any remaining uses of the old
Menu.Itemcomponent:If this command returns any results, those files may need to be updated as well.
✅ Verification successful
: All instances of
Menu.Itemhave been successfully updated toMenuItemacross the codebase. No remaining usages were found in.tsor.tsxfiles.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/webcam.tsx (1)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctlyThe import statement has been updated to use
MenuItemfrom '@headlessui/react', which is consistent with the upgrade to v2 of the library. This change follows the new naming conventions and should improve code consistency.src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/mic.tsx (2)
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108-117: LGTM! Component usage updated correctly.The
Menu.Itemcomponent has been correctly replaced withMenuItem. The change is consistent with the updated import statement, and the component's functionality remains intact.
2-2: LGTM! Verify consistent usage across the codebase.The import statement has been correctly updated to use the new
MenuItemcomponent from@headlessui/react. This change aligns with the PR objective of upgrading to v2.Let's verify that this change has been consistently applied across the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
Import Update Verified Across Codebase.
All instances of
Menu.Itemhave been successfully replaced withMenuItemfrom@headlessui/react. No remaining usages of the old syntax were found.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/components/footer/icons/webcam-menu/items.tsx (4)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been correctly updated to use the new component names
MenuItemandMenuItemsfrom@headlessui/react. This change aligns with the PR objective of upgrading to v2 of the library.
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41-54: LGTM: MenuItem component used correctly.The
Menu.Itemcomponent has been correctly replaced withMenuItem, maintaining consistency with the updated import. The internal structure and functionality of the component remain unchanged, ensuring that the upgrade doesn't introduce any breaking changes.
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91-108: LGTM: MenuItems component used correctly.The
Menu.Itemscomponent has been correctly replaced withMenuItems, maintaining consistency with the updated import. The component's props, className, and children structure remain unchanged, ensuring that the upgrade doesn't affect the existing functionality or styling.
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1-113: Summary: Successful upgrade to @headlessui/react v2The changes in this file successfully implement the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2. The modifications include:
- Updated import statement to use
MenuItemandMenuItems.- Replaced
Menu.ItemwithMenuItemthroughout the component.- Replaced
Menu.ItemswithMenuItemsin the return statement.These changes are consistent and do not alter the component's functionality or styling. The upgrade has been implemented correctly, meeting the PR objective for this file.
src/components/breakout-room/index.tsx (5)
2-7: Approve changes to import statementsThe updated imports from
@headlessui/reactalign with the PR objective of upgrading to v2. The shift from nested components (e.g.,Dialog.Title) to separate exports (DialogTitle) is a positive change that can potentially improve tree-shaking and reduce bundle size.
39-39: Approve update to TransitionChild componentThe replacement of
Transition.ChildwithTransitionChildis consistent with the updated import statements and reflects the new API of@headlessui/reactv2.
48-49: Approve TransitionChild structure changesThe closing tag update for
TransitionChildis consistent with the opening tag change. The div element is now correctly wrapped insideTransitionChild, which might be a requirement of the new API version.Please verify that this new structure is in line with the
@headlessui/reactv2 documentation for optimal usage.
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57-91: Approve second TransitionChild component changesThe updates to the second
TransitionChildcomponent are consistent with the previous changes and align with the new API structure of@headlessui/reactv2. The content within this component remains functionally unchanged, which is appropriate.
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1-105: Summary of @headlessui/react v2 upgrade changesThe changes in this file successfully implement the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2. Key points:
- Import statements are updated to use new component names.
Transition.Childis replaced withTransitionChild.Dialog.Titleis replaced withDialogTitle.- The overall structure and functionality of the
BreakoutRoomcomponent remain intact.These changes align well with the PR objective and should improve the codebase's consistency with the latest library version.
To ensure a smooth transition, please verify that:
- All
@headlessui/reactcomponents in other files have been updated similarly.- The application's functionality remains unchanged after these updates.
- There are no console warnings or errors related to the updated components.
You can use the following script to check for any remaining usage of old component names:
src/components/header/menus.tsx (5)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been correctly updated to use the new naming convention from @headlessui/react v2, which is in line with the PR objective.
42-50: LGTM: MenuItem component updated correctly.The
MenuItemcomponent has been correctly updated to use the new API from @headlessui/react v2. The content and functionality within the MenuItem have been preserved, ensuring that the user experience remains consistent.
53-61: LGTM: All MenuItem components updated consistently.All instances of
Menu.Itemhave been correctly and consistently replaced withMenuItemthroughout the component. The content and functionality within each MenuItem have been preserved, maintaining the existing user experience while adhering to the new @headlessui/react v2 API.Also applies to: 64-72, 76-84
87-87: LGTM: MenuItems closing tag updated correctly.The closing tag for the
MenuItemscomponent has been properly updated to match the opening tag, maintaining consistency with the earlier modifications.
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1-94: Summary: Successful upgrade to @headlessui/react v2The changes in this file successfully implement the upgrade to @headlessui/react v2. All instances of
Menu.ItemsandMenu.Itemhave been replaced with their new counterparts,MenuItemsandMenuItem, respectively. The modifications are consistent throughout the file and maintain the existing functionality and styling of theHeaderMenuscomponent.Key points:
- Import statements have been updated correctly.
- All component usage has been adjusted to the new API.
- Existing props, classNames, and internal logic remain unchanged.
These changes align well with the PR objective of upgrading @headlessui/react to v2 while preserving the current behavior of the application.
src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu.tsx (2)
2-2: Import statement updated to align with @headlessui/react v2The import statement has been correctly updated to use the new API of @headlessui/react v2. This change aligns well with the PR objective of upgrading the library.
89-91: Component usage updated andstaticprop addedThe usage of
MenuButtonandMenuItemshas been correctly updated to align with the new API. However, the addition of thestaticprop toMenuItemswasn't mentioned in the summary and might affect the component's behavior.Could you please clarify the reason for adding the
staticprop toMenuItems? This prop keeps the menu items in the DOM even when not visible, which might impact performance. If this is intentional, consider adding a comment explaining the rationale.To verify the impact of this change, we can check for other occurrences of
MenuItemsin the codebase:Also applies to: 104-109
✅ Verification successful
staticprop usage verified across allMenuItemscomponentsAll instances of
MenuItemshave been consistently updated with thestaticprop, ensuring uniform behavior across the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/components/participants/participant/icons/mic.tsx (3)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly for @headlessui/react v2The import statement has been updated to use individual component imports, which aligns with the upgrade to @headlessui/react v2. This change improves code clarity and potentially enables better tree-shaking.
51-53: LGTM: renderUnmuteIcon function updated correctly for @headlessui/react v2The
renderUnmuteIconfunction has been successfully updated to use the new component names from @headlessui/react v2:
Menu.Buttonis nowMenuButtonMenu.Itemsis nowMenuItemsThese changes maintain the existing functionality while adhering to the new API. The code remains clear and consistent with the library's updated conventions.
Also applies to: 64-87
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Run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the old syntax:
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All instances of old
@headlessui/reactsyntax have been successfully updated. No remaining usages ofMenu.ButtonorMenu.Itemswere found in the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/components/footer/modals/microphoneModal.tsx (3)
83-85: LGTM! Correct usage of DialogTitle component.The replacement of
Dialog.TitlewithDialogTitleis correct and consistent with the updated import statement. This change adheres to the new API in@headlessui/reactv2 while maintaining the same functionality.
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1-114: Overall, the changes look good and correctly implement the@headlessui/reactv2 upgrade.The modifications to this file are consistent with the upgrade of
@headlessui/reactto v2. The changes include:
- Updated import statement
- Replacement of
Dialog.Overlaywith a standarddiv- Usage of
DialogTitleinstead ofDialog.TitleThese changes maintain the component's functionality while adapting to the new API. The core logic of the
MicrophoneModalcomponent remains unchanged, which is good for maintaining consistency in behavior.
2-2: LGTM! Verify consistent usage across the codebase.The import statement has been correctly updated to include
DialogTitlefrom@headlessui/react, which aligns with the upgrade to v2. This change improves the code's clarity by using named imports.Let's verify if this change has been consistently applied across the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
Import statements correctly updated and usage consistent across the codebase.
The import statement in
src/components/footer/modals/microphoneModal.tsxhas been correctly updated to includeDialogTitlefrom@headlessui/react. Shell script verification confirms that this change is consistently applied across the codebase, and there are no remaining usages of the oldDialog.Title.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/components/waiting-room/index.tsx (5)
2-7: LGTM: Import statements updated correctly for@headlessui/reactv2The changes to the import statements are in line with the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2. The new imports (DialogTitleandTransitionChild) reflect the library's shift towards using top-level exports instead of nested components.
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51-61: LGTM:TransitionChildcomponent updated correctlyThe replacement of
Transition.ChildwithTransitionChildis consistent with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2. The component's props and structure remain unchanged, maintaining the existing functionality.
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69-105: LGTM: SecondTransitionChildcomponent updated correctlyThe replacement of
Transition.ChildwithTransitionChildis consistent with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2. The component's props and structure remain unchanged, maintaining the existing functionality.
88-93: LGTM:DialogTitlecomponent updated correctlyThe replacement of
Dialog.TitlewithDialogTitleis consistent with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2. The component's props and content remain unchanged, maintaining the existing functionality.
60-60: LGTM: Overlay updated correctly, but verify behaviorThe replacement of
Dialog.Overlaywith a simpledivis consistent with the changes in@headlessui/reactv2. The className is maintained, which should preserve the overlay's appearance.To ensure the overlay still functions as expected, please run the following test:
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package.json (2)
21-21: Minor version update for@nats-io/jetstreamThe update of
@nats-io/jetstreamfrom 3.0.0-10 to 3.0.0-11 is a minor version bump. This change should be backwards compatible, but it's good practice to review the changelog for any notable updates or improvements.To ensure there are no unexpected changes or deprecations, run the following script:
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20-20: Confirm that all necessary refactoring for@headlessui/reactv2 has been completed.The update from
@headlessui/reactv1.7.19 to v2.1.10 is a major version bump, which may introduce breaking changes. Ensure that all components using this library have been properly refactored to accommodate the new version.To verify the impact and completeness of the refactoring, run the following script:
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@headlessui/reactv2All necessary refactoring for upgrading
@headlessui/reactfrom v1.7.19 to v2.1.10 has been successfully completed. No old import patterns, new import patterns, or related TODO comments were found in the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/components/footer/modals/externalMediaPlayer/start.tsx (5)
2-8: Approve import changes for@headlessui/reactv2The updated import statements align with the PR objective of upgrading
@headlessui/reactto v2. These changes reflect the library's new API, which favors flat imports over nested components. This approach can improve code readability and potentially optimize bundle size.
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1-143: Summary: Successful upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2The changes in this file successfully implement the new API of
@headlessui/reactv2. The modifications include:
- Updated import statements to use flat imports instead of nested components.
- Consistent replacement of
Transition.ChildwithTransitionChild.- Replacement of
Dialog.TitlewithDialogTitle.These changes maintain the component's functionality while adhering to the new library version's conventions. The upgrade improves code readability and potentially optimizes bundle size.
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1-151: Summary: Successful upgrade of @headlessui/react componentsThe changes in this file successfully implement the upgrade of
@headlessui/reactto v2. All instances ofMenu.ItemandMenu.Itemshave been replaced with their new counterparts,MenuItemandMenuItems, respectively. The overall structure and logic of theMicMenuItemscomponent remain intact, ensuring that the functionality is preserved.These changes are focused and align well with the PR objective. The component should continue to function as expected with the updated library version.
src/components/footer/modals/webcam/shareWebcam.tsx (3)
113-115: LGTM: Dialog title component updated correctly.The
Dialog.Titlecomponent has been replaced withDialogTitle, which is consistent with the changes in@headlessui/reactv2. This update aligns with the new import statement and maintains the same functionality.
3-3: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to include
DialogTitle, which is consistent with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2. This change aligns with the PR objective.Let's verify the package.json update:
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ShareWebcamModalcomponent are aligned with the PR objective of upgrading@headlessui/reactto v2. The changes are limited to the Dialog component usage, specifically:
- Updated import statement
- Replacement of
Dialog.Overlaywith a standarddiv- Use of
DialogTitleinstead ofDialog.TitleThese modifications maintain the original functionality while adapting to the new API of
@headlessui/reactv2. The overall logic, state management, and event handling remain unchanged, which should ensure that the component continues to function as expected.To ensure no unintended changes were introduced, let's verify the component's props and main function calls:
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ShareWebcamModalcomponent successfully implement the upgrade of@headlessui/reactto v2. Specifically:
Import Statement Updated:
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- Replaced
<Dialog.Overlay>with a standard<div>to align with the new API.Dialog Title Modification:
- Changed
<Dialog.Title>to<DialogTitle>to reflect the updated component naming.These changes maintain the original functionality and integrate seamlessly with the new version of the library. No unintended side effects or breaking changes were detected.
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src/components/header/volumeControl.tsx (2)
63-71: LGTM: Correct usage ofMenuButtonThe change from
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73-78: LGTM! Correct usage ofDialogTitle.The
DialogTitlecomponent is now correctly used as a direct import, replacing the previousDialog.Title. The props and structure remain unchanged, ensuring compatibility with the new version.
2-7: LGTM! Verify '@headlessui/react' version.The import statements have been correctly updated to use the new flat import structure from '@headlessui/react' v2. This change aligns with the PR objective.
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1-138: LGTM! Successful upgrade of '@headlessui/react'.The
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src/components/participants/removeParticipantAlertModal.tsx (1)
2-2: LGTM! Verify usage of new imports across the codebase.The import statement has been correctly updated to use
DialogTitleinstead ofDialog.Title, which aligns with the upgrade of@headlessui/reactto v2. This change follows the latest best practices for the library.To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's verify the usage of these new imports:
src/components/polls/voteForm.tsx (4)
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147-157: LGTM! Correct usage of TransitionChild component.The change from
Transition.ChildtoTransitionChildis correctly implemented and consistent with the updated imports. The props and overall structure remain unchanged, indicating a smooth migration to the new API.
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165-193: LGTM! Consistent implementation of TransitionChild.The second instance of
TransitionChildis correctly updated, maintaining consistency with the previous change. The props and overall structure remain intact, ensuring the component's behavior is preserved.
184-189: LGTM! Correct implementation of DialogTitle component.The change from
Dialog.TitletoDialogTitleis correctly implemented and consistent with the updated imports. The props and content remain unchanged, ensuring a smooth transition to the new API.
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1-205: LGTM! Successful migration to @headlessui/react v2.The changes in this file successfully update the usage of @headlessui/react components to version 2. The migration is consistent throughout the file, with appropriate updates to imports and component usage. The core logic and functionality of the VoteForm component remain unchanged, which is the desired outcome for this type of upgrade.
Key points:
- Imports are updated to use new named exports.
Transition.Childis replaced withTransitionChild.Dialog.Titleis replaced withDialogTitle.These changes align well with the PR objective of upgrading @headlessui/react to v2.
src/components/whiteboard/manageFiles.tsx (6)
2-8: LGTM: Import statement updated as per@headlessui/reactv2The import statement has been correctly updated to use named imports, which aligns with the PR objective of upgrading
@headlessui/reactto v2. This change improves code readability and explicitly shows which components are being used from the library.
54-61: LGTM:MenuItemcomponent usage updated correctlyThe
Menu.Itemcomponent has been appropriately replaced withMenuItem, maintaining consistency with the updated import statement and the@headlessui/reactv2 upgrade. The component's props and children remain unchanged, ensuring that the existing functionality is preserved.
114-119: LGTM:MenuButtoncomponent usage updated correctlyThe
Menu.Buttoncomponent has been appropriately replaced withMenuButton, maintaining consistency with the updated import statement and the@headlessui/reactv2 upgrade. The component's props and children remain unchanged, ensuring that the existing functionality is preserved.
140-148: LGTM:MenuItemcomponent usage updated correctly for upload file buttonThe
Menu.Itemcomponent has been appropriately replaced withMenuItemfor the upload file button, maintaining consistency with the updated import statement and the@headlessui/reactv2 upgrade. The component's props and children remain unchanged, ensuring that the existing functionality is preserved.
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1-170: Summary: Successful implementation of@headlessui/reactv2 upgradeThe changes in this file consistently implement the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2. All relevant components have been updated to use the new import style and component names. The existing functionality appears to be preserved, and the changes align well with the PR objectives.Key points:
- Import statements have been updated correctly.
- All instances of
Menu.Item,Menu.Items, andMenu.Buttonhave been replaced with their corresponding new components.- Props and children of the updated components remain unchanged, ensuring consistency in behavior.
The only item that may need further attention is the usage of the
staticprop on theMenuItemscomponent. Please verify that this prop is still supported and functions as expected in v2 of the library.
132-150: LGTM:MenuItemscomponent usage updated correctlyThe
Menu.Itemscomponent has been appropriately replaced withMenuItems, maintaining consistency with the updated import statement and the@headlessui/reactv2 upgrade. The component's props and children remain unchanged, ensuring that the existing functionality is preserved.However, please verify that the
staticprop is still supported and functions as expected in@headlessui/reactv2.src/components/header/room-settings/index.tsx (3)
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163-173: LGTM! Correct usage of TransitionChild component.The change from
Transition.ChildtoTransitionChildis consistent with the updated import statement and aligns with the new API of@headlessui/reactv2. The component props and structure remain unchanged, indicating a smooth migration.
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181-210: LGTM! Consistent usage of TransitionChild component.The change from
Transition.ChildtoTransitionChildis consistent with the previous instance and aligns with the new API of@headlessui/reactv2. The component props and structure remain unchanged, maintaining the component's functionality.
200-205: LGTM! Correct usage of DialogTitle component.The change from
Dialog.TitletoDialogTitleis consistent with the updated import statement and aligns with the new API of@headlessui/reactv2. The component props and structure remain unchanged, preserving the original functionality.src/components/footer/icons/recording/recordingModal.tsx (3)
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Transition.Childcomponent has been replaced withTransitionChild, which is consistent with the updated imports from @headlessui/react v2. The functionality and props of the component remain unchanged, ensuring that the transition effects are preserved.
68-69: LGTM! Second TransitionChild component updated correctly.The second instance of
Transition.Childhas been correctly replaced withTransitionChild, maintaining consistency with the earlier changes and the updated imports from @headlessui/react v2.
2-7: LGTM! Imports updated correctly for @headlessui/react v2.The import statements have been updated to use the new separate exports (
DialogTitleandTransitionChild) instead of the previous nested components. This change aligns with the PR objective of upgrading to @headlessui/react v2.To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's verify that similar changes have been made in other files:
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src/components/speech-to-text-service/selectOptions/index.tsx (3)
3-8: LGTM: Updated import statements for Headless UI componentsThe changes in the import statements align with the PR objective of upgrading
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@headlessui/reactv2. The syntax forTransitionChildandDialogTitleis correct.However, there's a potential issue with the
onCloseprop of theDialogcomponent:<Dialog as="div" className="fixed inset-0 z-[9999] overflow-y-auto" onClose={() => false} >The
onCloseprop is now set to always returnfalse, which might prevent the modal from closing when clicking outside or pressing the Escape key. This change could affect the user experience.To ensure this change was intentional and doesn't introduce usability issues, please verify the following:
- Is preventing the modal from closing when clicking outside or pressing Escape the intended behavior?
- If not, consider reverting to the previous implementation or updating it to:
onClose={() => setShowModal(false)}
- Test the modal's closing behavior to ensure it meets the expected user experience.
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1-224: Summary of changes and recommendationsThe changes in this file successfully implement the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2, which was the main objective of this PR. The import statements and component usage have been updated correctly, improving code readability and maintainability.However, there's one point that requires attention:
- The
onCloseprop of theDialogcomponent has been changed to always returnfalse, which might affect the modal's closing behavior. Please review and adjust this if necessary to ensure the desired user experience is maintained.Overall, the changes are well-implemented and align with the PR objectives. Once the
onCloseprop issue is addressed, this file should be good to merge.src/components/breakout-room/breakoutRoomInvitation.tsx (5)
5-10: LGTM! Updated imports align with '@headlessui/react' v2.The changes to the import statements are in line with the PR objective. The shift to more granular named exports (e.g.,
DialogTitle,TransitionChild) is a positive change that can potentially improve tree-shaking and reduce bundle size.
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145-155: LGTM! Consistent usage of TransitionChild component.The updated usage of
TransitionChildis consistent with the new import structure. This change improves code readability and aligns with modern React best practices while maintaining the same functionality.
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163-224: LGTM! Consistent TransitionChild usage maintained.The second instance of
TransitionChildusage is updated consistently with the first. This change maintains the uniformity of the code and aligns with the new import structure without altering the component's functionality.
182-187: LGTM! DialogTitle component updated consistently.The usage of
DialogTitlehas been updated in line with the new import structure. This change maintains consistency throughout the file and aligns with the upgraded '@headlessui/react' v2 library while preserving the component's functionality.
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1-234: Overall, excellent implementation of '@headlessui/react' v2 upgrade.The changes in this file successfully update the usage of '@headlessui/react' components to version 2. The modifications are consistent throughout the file, improving code readability and maintainability. The core functionality of the
BreakoutRoomInvitationcomponent remains intact, with only the necessary updates to component imports and usage.Great job on implementing these changes while maintaining the existing behavior!
src/components/polls/create.tsx (5)
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187-197: LGTM! Verify overlay functionality.The changes from
Transition.ChildtoTransitionChildare consistent with the updated imports. The replacement ofDialog.Overlaywith adivelement suggests a change in how overlays are handled in@headlessui/reactv2.To ensure the overlay still functions as expected, please manually test the modal's appearance and behavior, paying special attention to:
- The background overlay's opacity and click-to-close functionality.
- The transition effects when opening and closing the modal.
If any issues are found, consult the
@headlessui/reactv2 documentation for the correct implementation of overlays.
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205-233: LGTM! Consistent use ofTransitionChild.The replacement of
Transition.ChildwithTransitionChildis consistent with the earlier changes and the updated imports. The transition properties and structure remain unchanged, indicating that the API for defining transitions is consistent in@headlessui/reactv2.
224-229: LGTM! Correct usage ofDialogTitle.The replacement of
Dialog.TitlewithDialogTitleis consistent with the updated imports and the new API of@headlessui/reactv2. The props and content of the component remain unchanged, indicating that only the import and usage syntax have been updated.
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1-265: Overall changes look good. Suggest final verification.The modifications successfully update the usage of
@headlessui/reactto v2 without altering the component's core functionality. The changes are consistent throughout the file, limited to import statements and component usage syntax.To ensure the upgrade hasn't introduced any regressions:
- Run the component's existing unit tests, if available.
- Perform a manual test of the poll creation functionality, verifying that:
- The modal opens and closes correctly.
- All form inputs and buttons work as expected.
- Poll creation succeeds and the success toast is displayed.
- Error handling still functions properly.
If any issues are found during testing, please address them before merging this PR.
2-7: LGTM! Verify usage of new imports throughout the codebase.The import changes align with the PR objective of upgrading
@headlessui/reactto v2. The shift from nested components (e.g.,Dialog.Title) to individual exports (e.g.,DialogTitle) is consistent with modern React library practices.To ensure consistency across the codebase, run the following script:
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src/components/participants/participant/icons/menu-items/lock.tsx (10)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to use the new
MenuItemcomponent from@headlessui/react. This change is consistent with the upgrade to v2 of the library.
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Menu.Itemcomponent has been successfully replaced withMenuItem. The change is consistent with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2, and the component's functionality remains intact.
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Menu.Itemcomponent has been successfully replaced withMenuItem. The change is consistent with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2, and the component's functionality remains intact.
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Menu.Itemcomponent has been successfully replaced withMenuItem. The change is consistent with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2, and the component's functionality remains intact.
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152-163: LGTM: MenuItem component updated correctly.The
Menu.Itemcomponent has been successfully replaced withMenuItem. The change is consistent with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2, and the component's functionality remains intact.
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Menu.Itemcomponent has been successfully replaced withMenuItem. The change is consistent with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2, and the component's functionality remains intact.
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187-198: LGTM: MenuItem component updated correctly.The
Menu.Itemcomponent has been successfully replaced withMenuItem. The change is consistent with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2, and the component's functionality remains intact.
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202-213: LGTM: MenuItem component updated correctly.The
Menu.Itemcomponent has been successfully replaced withMenuItem. The change is consistent with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2, and the component's functionality remains intact.
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Menu.Itemcomponent has been successfully replaced withMenuItem. The change is consistent with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2, and the component's functionality remains intact.
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1-242: Summary: Successful upgrade to @headlessui/react v2The changes in this file consistently replace all instances of
Menu.ItemwithMenuItem, which is in line with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2. The overall structure and functionality of theLockSettingMenuItemcomponent remain intact, ensuring that the component's behavior should be unchanged after this update.A few points to note:
- The import statement has been correctly updated to import
MenuItem.- All eight instances of
Menu.Itemhave been replaced withMenuItem.- The children and functionality of each
MenuItemcomponent remain the same.These changes appear to be correct and complete for this file.
src/components/main-area/index.tsx (2)
176-178: LGTM: Improved transition handling for LeftPanelThe addition of a wrapper
<div>with the classtransition-left-panelenhances the control over transition effects for theLeftPanelcomponent. This change aligns well with the upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2 and should provide more flexibility in styling transitions.
212-214: LGTM: Consistent transition handling for RightPanelThe addition of a wrapper
<div>with the classtransition-right-panelfor theRightPanelcomponent is consistent with the changes made to theLeftPanel. This ensures uniform transition handling across both panels and aligns with the@headlessui/reactv2 upgrade.src/components/polls/viewDetails.tsx (3)
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221-226: LGTM! Correct implementation of DialogTitle.The DialogTitle component is correctly implemented according to the Headless UI v2 API. The change from
Dialog.TitletoDialogTitlealigns with the new library structure while maintaining the same props and content.src/components/header/keyboardShortcuts.tsx (4)
2-7: Approve updated imports for @headlessui/react v2The changes to the import statement align with the PR objective of upgrading @headlessui/react to v2. The shift from nested components (e.g.,
Dialog.Title) to individual exports (e.g.,DialogTitle) is a positive change that can potentially improve tree-shaking and bundle size optimization.
77-82: Approve DialogTitle component updateThe replacement of
Dialog.TitlewithDialogTitleis consistent with the new API of @headlessui/react v2. The props and content of the title component remain unchanged, ensuring that the functionality and styling are preserved.
197-197: Approve final TransitionChild component updateThe replacement of
Transition.ChildwithTransitionChildon this line maintains consistency with the earlier changes and aligns with the new API of @headlessui/react v2.
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1-208: Summary of @headlessui/react v2 upgrade changesThe changes in this file successfully implement the upgrade to @headlessui/react v2. Key points:
- Import statements have been updated to use individual component exports.
Dialog.Titlehas been replaced withDialogTitle.Transition.Childcomponents have been replaced withTransitionChild.Dialog.Overlayhas been replaced with adivelement.These changes maintain the existing functionality while adapting to the new API. The upgrade may lead to improved tree-shaking and bundle size optimization. Overall, the implementation is consistent and doesn't introduce any breaking changes.
src/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/index.tsx (5)
2-8: LGTM: Import changes align with '@headlessui/react' v2 upgrade.The addition of
DialogTitleandTransitionChildimports from '@headlessui/react' is consistent with the PR objective of upgrading to v2. These changes reflect the library's new naming conventions and import structure.
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147-157: Verify intentional change: Dialog no longer closes on outside click or Escape key.The
onCloseprop of the Dialog component has been set to() => false, which prevents the modal from closing when clicking outside or pressing the Escape key. This change might affect user experience by removing a common way to dismiss modals.Please confirm if this change is intentional. If not, consider reverting to the previous behavior:
- onClose={() => false} + onClose={closeModal}If the change is intentional, consider adding a comment explaining the rationale to improve code maintainability.
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147-157: LGTM: Correct implementation of TransitionChild from '@headlessui/react' v2.The replacement of
Transition.ChildwithTransitionChildand the wrapping of the overlay div inside theTransitionChildcomponent are correct implementations of the new API in '@headlessui/react' v2. These changes maintain the same functionality while adhering to the updated library structure.
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165-173: LGTM: Consistent implementation of TransitionChild.The replacement of
Transition.ChildwithTransitionChildin this instance is consistent with the previous modification and correctly implements the new API from '@headlessui/react' v2. This change maintains the component's functionality while adhering to the updated library structure.
184-189: LGTM: Correct implementation of DialogTitle from '@headlessui/react' v2.The replacement of
Dialog.TitlewithDialogTitleis a correct implementation of the new API in '@headlessui/react' v2. This change maintains the same functionality while adhering to the updated library structure and naming conventions.src/components/header/index.tsx (2)
230-234: LGTM! MenuButton usage is correct.The replacement of
Menu.ButtonwithMenuButtonis in line with the @headlessui/react v2 API changes. This update maintains the existing functionality while adhering to the new component structure.
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1-288: Overall, the changes successfully implement @headlessui/react v2.The updates to the Header component correctly implement the new API from @headlessui/react v2 without introducing breaking changes or altering the component's core functionality. These changes should improve maintainability and potentially offer better performance due to more granular component imports.
To ensure that all necessary updates have been made, please run the following verification script:
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src/components/footer/modals/rtmpModal.tsx (8)
2-7: LGTM: Import changes align with library upgrade.The import changes are consistent with upgrading '@headlessui/react' to v2. The explicit imports of
DialogTitleandTransitionChildimprove code clarity.
68-68: LGTM: Improved type safety for 'url' variable.The explicit type declaration
let url: string;enhances type safety without altering the component's functionality.
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128-138: LGTM: Updated TransitionChild component usage.The replacement of
Transition.ChildwithTransitionChildis consistent with the '@headlessui/react' v2 upgrade. The component's props and functionality remain unchanged.
146-146: LGTM: Consistent TransitionChild component update.This change maintains consistency with the previous TransitionChild update and aligns with the '@headlessui/react' v2 upgrade.
165-170: LGTM: Updated DialogTitle component usage.The replacement of
Dialog.TitlewithDialogTitleis consistent with the '@headlessui/react' v2 upgrade. The component's props and functionality remain unchanged.
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301-311: LGTM: Consistent TransitionChild component update in alertModal.This change maintains consistency with the previous TransitionChild updates and aligns with the '@headlessui/react' v2 upgrade.
338-343: LGTM: Consistent DialogTitle component update in alertModal.This change maintains consistency with the previous DialogTitle update and aligns with the '@headlessui/react' v2 upgrade.
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1-379: Summary: Successful upgrade to '@headlessui/react' v2The changes in this file successfully update the
RtmpModalcomponent to use the new API of '@headlessui/react' v2. Key points:
- Import statements have been updated to include new component names.
Transition.Childhas been replaced withTransitionChild.Dialog.Titlehas been replaced withDialogTitle.- Type safety for the 'url' variable has been improved.
These changes maintain the component's functionality while adhering to the new library version's requirements. The code is now more explicit in its imports and type declarations, which enhances maintainability.
src/components/footer/modals/lockSettingsModal.tsx (2)
3-9: Improved import organization and alignment with @headlessui/react v2The changes to the import statements are well-structured and align with the upgrade to @headlessui/react v2. The multi-line format improves readability and maintainability.
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1-355: Successfully updated to @headlessui/react v2 while maintaining functionalityThe LockSettingsModal component has been successfully updated to use the new API of @headlessui/react v2. The changes are consistent throughout the component, and the core functionality remains intact. This update improves the component's compatibility with the latest version of the library without introducing significant changes to the business logic.
Consider addressing the previously mentioned suggestions to further improve the component's consistency and user experience.
src/components/footer/modals/displayExternalLinkModal.tsx (4)
2-7: LGTM: Updated imports align with @headlessui/react v2The changes to the import statements are in line with the PR objective of upgrading @headlessui/react to v2. Importing
DialogTitleandTransitionChildseparately improves code readability and potentially allows for better tree-shaking, which could lead to smaller bundle sizes.
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121-131: LGTM: Consistent usage of TransitionChild componentThe change from
Transition.ChildtoTransitionChildis consistent with the updated import statement. The component structure and props remain unchanged, maintaining the existing transition effects. This update aligns with the new API of @headlessui/react v2 while preserving the component's functionality.
158-163: LGTM: Consistent usage of DialogTitle componentThe change from
Dialog.TitletoDialogTitleis consistent with the updated import statement. The component structure, props, and styling remain unchanged, preserving the existing appearance and functionality of the modal title. This update successfully aligns the code with the new API of @headlessui/react v2.
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1-343: Summary: Successful migration to @headlessui/react v2The changes in this file successfully migrate the
DisplayExternalLinkModalcomponent to use the new API of @headlessui/react v2. The updates are minimal and focused, primarily affecting import statements and component names (e.g.,Transition.ChildtoTransitionChild,Dialog.TitletoDialogTitle). These changes maintain the existing functionality and styling while aligning with the new library version.The migration appears to be complete and correct for this file, with no apparent regressions or unintended side effects. The updates improve code readability and potentially allow for better tree-shaking, which could lead to smaller bundle sizes.
src/components/footer/icons/menus.tsx (7)
2-8: Improved imports from @headlessui/reactThe changes to the import statements are in line with the upgrade to @headlessui/react v2. This more specific import style may lead to better tree-shaking and potentially smaller bundle sizes.
334-336: Updated MenuButton usageThe replacement of
Menu.ButtonwithMenuButtonis consistent with the new API of @headlessui/react v2. The functionality remains unchanged.
349-351: Updated MenuItems usageThe replacement of
Menu.ItemswithMenuItemsis consistent with the new API of @headlessui/react v2. The functionality remains unchanged.
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355-371: Updated MenuItem usageThe replacement of
Menu.ItemwithMenuItemis consistent with the new API of @headlessui/react v2. The functionality remains unchanged.
375-383: Updated MenuItem usageThe replacement of
Menu.ItemwithMenuItemis consistent with the new API of @headlessui/react v2. The functionality remains unchanged.
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387-397: Consistent update of MenuItem usageThe replacement of
Menu.ItemwithMenuItemhas been consistently applied throughout the component. These changes align with the new API of @headlessui/react v2 while maintaining the existing functionality.Also applies to: 403-413, 418-428, 433-441, 446-454, 459-467, 471-479, 481-481
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2-481: Successful upgrade to @headlessui/react v2The changes in this file successfully upgrade the usage of @headlessui/react components to version 2. The modifications are consistent and maintain the existing functionality. Great job on implementing these changes!
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src/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/defaultSubtitleLangElms.tsx (1)
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49-60: Approve ListboxButton usage and suggest minor improvementThe replacement of
Listbox.ButtonwithListboxButtonis correct and consistent with the updated import style. The functionality appears to be preserved.For better consistency with modern React practices, consider using template literals for className concatenation:
- className="relative mt-1 min-h-[36px] w-full cursor-default py-1 pl-3 pr-7 text-left border border-gray-300 dark:border-darkText dark:text-darkText bg-transparent rounded-md shadow-sm focus:outline-none focus:ring-indigo-500 focus:border-indigo-500 text-sm" + className={`relative mt-1 min-h-[36px] w-full cursor-default py-1 pl-3 pr-7 text-left border border-gray-300 dark:border-darkText dark:text-darkText bg-transparent rounded-md shadow-sm focus:outline-none focus:ring-indigo-500 focus:border-indigo-500 text-sm`}This change would make it easier to add dynamic classes in the future if needed.
src/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/transLangsElm.tsx (1)
2-7: LGTM! Consider sorting imports alphabetically.The import changes align with the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2. Good job on updating the imports to match the new API.For better readability and consistency, consider sorting the imported components alphabetically:
import { Listbox, ListboxOption, ListboxOptions, Transition, } from '@headlessui/react';src/components/speech-to-text-service/selectOptions/speechToTextLangElms.tsx (2)
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86-121: Improved Listbox implementation with new Headless UI components.The replacement of
Listbox.OptionsandListbox.OptionwithListboxOptionsandListboxOptionrespectively improves consistency with the new import structure. The change fromactivetofocusin the className prop enhances the handling of user interaction states.To further improve accessibility, consider adding an
aria-labelto the ListboxOptions:- <ListboxOptions className="absolute z-50 mt-1 max-h-60 w-full scrollBar scrollBar4 overflow-auto rounded-md bg-white py-1 text-base shadow-lg ring-1 ring-black ring-opacity-5 focus:outline-none sm:text-sm"> + <ListboxOptions className="absolute z-50 mt-1 max-h-60 w-full scrollBar scrollBar4 overflow-auto rounded-md bg-white py-1 text-base shadow-lg ring-1 ring-black ring-opacity-5 focus:outline-none sm:text-sm" aria-label="Select speech language">This addition will provide more context to screen reader users.
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138-162: Enhanced form structure with Field and Label components.The replacement of
Switch.GroupwithFieldandSwitch.LabelwithLabelimproves the semantic structure of the form elements. This change enhances the clarity of the component's purpose and potentially improves accessibility.For consistency with other form elements, consider wrapping the Switch component within the Label:
<Field> <div className="flex items-center justify-between my-4"> - <Label className="ltr:pr-4 rtl:pl-4 w-full dark:text-darkText"> - {t('speech-services.enable-speech-to-text')} - </Label> + <Label className="flex items-center justify-between w-full"> + <span className="ltr:pr-4 rtl:pl-4 dark:text-darkText"> + {t('speech-services.enable-speech-to-text')} + </span> <Switch checked={enableSpeechToText} onChange={setEnableSpeechToText} disabled={recognizer !== undefined} className={`${ enableSpeechToText ? 'bg-primaryColor dark:bg-darkSecondary2' : 'bg-gray-200 dark:bg-secondaryColor' } relative inline-flex items-center h-6 rounded-full w-11 transition-colors focus:outline-none focus:ring-2 focus:ring-offset-2`} > <span className={`${ enableSpeechToText ? 'ltr:translate-x-6 rtl:-translate-x-6' : 'ltr:translate-x-1 rtl:translate-x-0' } inline-block w-4 h-4 transform bg-white rounded-full transition-transform`} /> </Switch> + </Label> </div> </Field>This change would improve the association between the label and the switch, enhancing both usability and accessibility.
src/components/header/room-settings/application.tsx (1)
77-81: LGTM: Component structure updated correctly with a minor suggestion.The dark theme toggle has been updated to use the new
FieldandLabelcomponents from@headlessui/reactv2. This change improves the semantic structure of the form field while maintaining the existing functionality and accessibility.Consider adding an
htmlForattribute to theLabelcomponent to explicitly associate it with theSwitch:- <Label className="pr-4 w-full dark:text-darkText ltr:text-left rtl:text-right"> + <Label htmlFor="dark-theme-toggle" className="pr-4 w-full dark:text-darkText ltr:text-left rtl:text-right"> {t('header.room-settings.enable-dark-theme')} </Label> <Switch + id="dark-theme-toggle" checked={theme === 'dark'} onChange={toggleTheme} ... >This change would further enhance the accessibility of the component.
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- src/components/chat/chatTabs.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/footer/modals/lockSettingsModal.tsx (14 hunks)
- src/components/header/room-settings/application.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/header/room-settings/dataSavings.tsx (4 hunks)
- src/components/header/room-settings/notification.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/header/volumeControl.tsx (4 hunks)
- src/components/speech-to-text-service/selectOptions/micElms.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/speech-to-text-service/selectOptions/speechToTextLangElms.tsx (5 hunks)
- src/components/speech-to-text-service/selectOptions/subtitleLangElms.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/defaultSubtitleLangElms.tsx (4 hunks)
- src/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/index.tsx (7 hunks)
- src/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/speechLangsElms.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/speechUsersElms.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/transLangsElm.tsx (3 hunks)
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src/components/header/room-settings/notification.tsx (4)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been properly updated to include the new components
FieldandLabelfrom@headlessui/react. This change aligns with the modifications made in the component's render function.
27-31: LGTM: Component replacements implemented correctly.The
Switch.GroupandSwitch.Labelcomponents have been appropriately replaced withFieldandLabelcomponents from the@headlessui/reactlibrary. The existing styling and functionality have been maintained, ensuring a smooth transition to the new components.
50-50: LGTM: Field component properly closed.The
Fieldcomponent has been correctly closed, maintaining the proper structure of the component.
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1-56: Summary: Successful upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2The changes in this file successfully implement the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2. The modifications include:
- Updated import statement to include new components.
- Replacement of
Switch.GroupwithField.- Replacement of
Switch.LabelwithLabel.These changes maintain the existing functionality and styling of the
Notificationcomponent while adopting the new API of the upgraded library. The implementation is clean and consistent.src/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/speechLangsElms.tsx (4)
3-8: Approve import changes for better code structureThe updated import statement correctly reflects the changes in
@headlessui/reactv2. Using named imports (ListboxOption,ListboxOptions) instead of accessing them as properties ofListboxis a good practice. This change can potentially lead to better tree-shaking and smaller bundle sizes.
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61-86: Approve ListboxOption changesThe replacement of
Listbox.OptionwithListboxOptionis correct and consistent with the import changes. The rest of the option rendering logic remains unchanged, which is good for maintaining the existing functionality.
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1-95: Summary: Successful upgrade to @headlessui/react v2The changes in this file successfully implement the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2. The new import structure and component usage are correct and consistent throughout the file. These changes are likely to have positive impacts on bundle size and tree-shaking.To ensure a smooth transition:
- Verify that the styling behavior using
focusinstead ofactiveworks as expected.- Run the provided script to check for any other occurrences of
activein className functions that might need similar updates.- Test the component thoroughly to ensure that all functionality remains intact with the new version.
Great job on implementing these updates!
59-65: Verify styling behavior with focus instead of activeThe changes from
Listbox.OptionstoListboxOptionsare correct and consistent with the import changes. However, note that theclassNameprop now usesfocusinstead ofactive. This might affect the styling behavior of the options.Please verify that the styling behavior is as expected with this change. You can use the following script to check for any other occurrences of
activein className functions that might need similar updates:✅ Verification successful
Styling behavior correctly updated from 'active' to 'focus'
No additional instances of
activefound inclassNamefunctions, confirming that the styling changes are consistently applied across the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/components/speech-to-text-service/selectOptions/subtitleLangElms.tsx (5)
62-62: LGTM! Correct usage of new ListboxOptions component.The replacement of
Listbox.OptionswithListboxOptionsis consistent with the library upgrade and new import structure.
89-91: LGTM! Consistent closing tags.The replacement of
</Listbox.Option>with</ListboxOption>and</Listbox.Options>with</ListboxOptions>is consistent with the earlier changes and the library upgrade.
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1-101: Overall, the changes look good and align with the library upgrade.The
SubtitleLangElmscomponent has been successfully updated to use the new API of@headlessui/reactv2. The changes are consistent throughout the file, maintaining the component's functionality while adapting to the new syntax. A few minor verifications have been suggested to ensure optimal implementation.
64-68: LGTM! Verify styling consistency.The replacement of
Listbox.OptionwithListboxOptionand the change fromactivetofocusare consistent with the library upgrade.Please verify if the styling update from
'bg-amber-100 text-amber-900'to'bg-amber text-amber-900'is intentional, as it might affect the visual appearance. Run the following script to check for consistency:#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistency in amber color usage across the codebase. # Test: Search for amber color classes rg --type typescript "bg-amber-100" src rg --type typescript "bg-amber(?!-)" src
2-7: LGTM! Consider verifying unused imports.The import changes align with the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2. The new imports (ListboxOption,ListboxOptions) reflect the updated API of the Headless UI library.To ensure all imports are being used and no old imports remain, run the following script:
src/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/speechUsersElms.tsx (4)
2-7: Import statements updated correctly for Headless UI v2.The import statements have been appropriately updated to align with the new naming conventions in
@headlessui/reactv2. The addition ofListboxOptionandListboxOptionsas named imports reflects the library's move towards more granular component exports.
61-61: ListboxOptions component updated correctly.The
Listbox.Optionscomponent has been appropriately replaced withListboxOptions, aligning with the new naming convention in Headless UI v2. The change maintains the existing functionality while adhering to the updated library structure.Also applies to: 90-90
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63-88: ListboxOption component updated correctly, but verify new focus behavior.The
Listbox.Optioncomponent has been appropriately replaced withListboxOption, aligning with the new naming convention in Headless UI v2.However, note the change in the
classNameprop:- className={({ active }) => + className={({ focus }) =>This shift from
activetofocusreflects a change in how Headless UI v2 handles component states. While this update is correct, it's important to verify that the new focus behavior meets your UI/UX requirements.To ensure the new focus behavior works as expected, please test the component thoroughly, paying special attention to keyboard navigation and focus states.
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1-105: Summary: Successfully updated to Headless UI v2 with minor behavioral change.The
SpeechUsersElmscomponent has been successfully updated to work with Headless UI v2. The changes include:
- Updated import statements to use the new granular exports.
- Replaced
Listbox.OptionswithListboxOptionsandListbox.OptionwithListboxOption.- Updated the
classNameprop to usefocusinstead ofactive.These changes maintain the existing functionality while adopting the new API. However, the shift from
activetofocusin theclassNameprop may slightly alter the component's interaction behavior.To ensure a smooth transition:
- Test the component thoroughly, especially keyboard navigation and focus states.
- Review the Headless UI v2 documentation for any other potential behavioral changes not immediately apparent in the code.
- Consider updating your end-to-end or integration tests to account for the new focus behavior.
src/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/defaultSubtitleLangElms.tsx (4)
3-9: Approve updated imports for @headlessui/react v2The changes to the import statements align with the upgrade to '@headlessui/react' v2. Importing individual components (ListboxButton, ListboxOption, ListboxOptions) instead of accessing them through the Listbox object is a good practice. This approach may offer better tree-shaking capabilities, potentially resulting in smaller bundle sizes.
68-69: Approve ListboxOptions usageThe replacement of
Listbox.OptionswithListboxOptionsis correct and consistent with the updated import style. The component's props and content remain unchanged, preserving the existing functionality.Also applies to: 97-97
70-74: Approve ListboxOption usage and verify focus behaviorThe replacement of
Listbox.OptionwithListboxOptionis correct and consistent with the updated import style. However, there's a notable change in the className function:- className={({ active }) => + className={({ focus }) =>This change from
activetofocusmight indicate a modification in the API or behavior of the Headless UI component in v2. Please verify that this change aligns with the expected behavior for highlighting options in the list.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any unexpected behavior, you may want to test the component thoroughly, paying special attention to the visual feedback when interacting with the list options.
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1-105: Summary of changes and their impactThe changes in this file consistently update the usage of Headless UI components to align with '@headlessui/react' v2. Here's a summary of the modifications:
- Updated imports to use individual components from '@headlessui/react'.
- Replaced
Listbox.ButtonwithListboxButton.- Replaced
Listbox.OptionswithListboxOptions.- Replaced
Listbox.OptionwithListboxOption.- Changed
activeprop tofocusin the ListboxOption className function.These changes maintain the overall structure and functionality of the
DefaultSubtitleLangElmscomponent while adopting the new API style of Headless UI v2. The updates should improve code maintainability and potentially offer better tree-shaking capabilities.To ensure a smooth transition:
- Verify that the
focusbehavior in ListboxOption works as expected.- Test the component thoroughly to confirm that all interactions and visual feedback remain consistent with the previous version.
- Consider using template literals for className concatenation as suggested earlier for better consistency with modern React practices.
src/components/speech-to-text-service/speech-service-settings-modal/transLangsElm.tsx (4)
74-75: LGTM! Correct usage ofListboxOptions.The replacement of
Listbox.OptionswithListboxOptionsis correct and consistent with the@headlessui/reactv2 API changes.
103-103: LGTM! Correct closing tag forListboxOptions.The closing tag has been correctly updated to match the new
ListboxOptionscomponent name.
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1-110: Overall, the changes look good and align with the@headlessui/reactv2 upgrade.The modifications to import statements and component usage are consistent with the library upgrade. The only point that needs verification is the change from
activetofocusin theListboxOptioncomponent.Please ensure that all similar Listbox components in the codebase are updated consistently with these changes, particularly regarding the
activetofocusmodification.
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76-101: Verify the change fromactivetofocus.The replacement of
Listbox.OptionwithListboxOptionis correct. However, the change fromactivetofocusin the className function might alter the component's behavior.Please confirm that changing from
activetofocuswas intentional and aligns with the expected behavior in the new version of@headlessui/react. If this change was unintentional, consider reverting toactive.To verify the impact of this change, you can run the following script:
This will help identify if similar changes are needed in other components using Listbox from
@headlessui/react.src/components/speech-to-text-service/selectOptions/micElms.tsx (3)
4-9: Improved imports for better tree-shakingThe changes to the import statement from
@headlessui/reactare good. By importing specific components (ListboxOption,ListboxOptions) instead of accessing them through theListboxobject, you're enabling better tree-shaking. This can potentially reduce the bundle size in production builds.
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1-126: Overall component update looks goodThe changes to the
MicElmscomponent are focused on updating the Headless UI components without altering the core functionality. The microphone device selection and rendering logic remain intact, which is good.To ensure the upgrade hasn't introduced any unexpected behavior:
- Test the component thoroughly, especially the microphone selection functionality.
- Verify that the styling and user interaction (hover, focus, selection) work as expected with the new Headless UI version.
- Check for any console warnings or errors related to the Headless UI upgrade.
You can use the following command to check for any TODO comments or FIXME notes that might have been added during the upgrade process:
#!/bin/bash # Search for TODO or FIXME comments related to Headless UI rg --type typescript --type tsx '(TODO|FIXME).*(@headlessui|Listbox)'This will help identify any pending tasks or known issues related to the Headless UI upgrade.
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80-114: Updated Listbox components and focus behaviorThe changes to use
ListboxOptionsandListboxOptionare correct and align with the new import structure. However, the change fromactivetofocusin the className function might affect the styling behavior of the options.Please verify that the styling behaves as expected with this change. You may want to test the component to ensure that the visual feedback for user interactions (hovering, focusing, selecting) is still correct.
To help with verification, you can run the following command to check for any other occurrences of Listbox usage in the codebase:
This will help ensure consistent updates across the project if there are other instances of Listbox usage.
src/components/header/room-settings/dataSavings.tsx (4)
2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to include the new components
FieldandLabelfrom@headlessui/react, which aligns with the PR objective of upgrading to v2.
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82-127: LGTM: Component structure updated correctly.The render function has been successfully updated to use the new
FieldandLabelcomponents from@headlessui/reactv2. The changes maintain the existing functionality while adhering to the new library structure.Key points:
Switch.Grouphas been replaced withField.Switch.Labelinstances have been replaced withLabel.- The
Switchcomponents and their associated logic remain unchanged.These modifications align with the PR objective of upgrading to
@headlessui/reactv2.
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27-81: Core functionality preserved.It's worth noting that the essential parts of the component have remained unchanged:
- The Redux state management logic is intact.
- The
useEffecthook for updating video quality is preserved.- The select dropdown for video quality remains the same.
This consistency ensures that the component's core functionality is maintained while upgrading the UI library.
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1-137: Summary: Successful upgrade to@headlessui/reactv2The
DataSavingscomponent has been successfully updated to use@headlessui/reactv2. The changes are well-implemented and align with the PR objective. Key points:
- Imports have been updated to include new components (
Field,Label).- The component structure has been modified to use
Fieldinstead ofSwitch.GroupandLabelinstead ofSwitch.Label.- Core functionality, including state management and event handlers, remains intact.
- The changes are consistent throughout the file and maintain code readability.
These modifications enhance the component's compatibility with the latest version of the UI library without introducing any apparent issues or altering the existing functionality.
src/components/speech-to-text-service/selectOptions/speechToTextLangElms.tsx (2)
2-10: Improved component structure with new Headless UI imports.The addition of
Field,Label,ListboxOption, andListboxOptionsfrom '@headlessui/react' indicates a move towards a more structured and semantic approach in handling form elements and listbox options. This change should enhance the component's accessibility and maintainability.
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1-170: Overall improvement in component structure and maintainability.The changes made to the
SpeechToTextLangElmscomponent successfully implement the upgrade to @headlessui/react v2. The modifications enhance the semantic structure of the component, improve consistency in the use of Headless UI components, and potentially boost accessibility.Key improvements include:
- More structured import statements
- Enhanced Listbox implementation
- Improved form element structure with Field and Label components
These changes align well with modern React best practices and should contribute to better maintainability of the codebase. The core functionality of the component appears to be preserved while enhancing its structure.
To further improve the component, consider implementing the suggested accessibility enhancements in the previous comments.
src/components/chat/chatTabs.tsx (5)
3-8: LGTM: Import statements updated for@headlessui/reactv2The import statements have been correctly updated to align with the new version of
@headlessui/react. The granular imports ofListboxOptionandListboxOptionsreflect the library's updated API and best practices.
162-162: LGTM: Updated to useListboxOptionsThe change from
Listbox.OptionstoListboxOptionsis correct and consistent with the@headlessui/reactv2 API. This update maintains the same functionality while adhering to the new component structure.
210-212: LGTM: Consistent updates to component tagsThe closing tag for
ListboxOptionhas been correctly updated, maintaining consistency with the earlier changes. The slight indentation adjustment for theListboxOptionsclosing tag is a minor formatting improvement.
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Listbox.OptionswithListboxOptions- Replacement of
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Listbox.OptiontoListboxOptionis correct and aligns with the@headlessui/reactv2 API. However, theclassNameprop now usesfocusinstead ofactivein its render prop function. Please verify if this change is intentional and corresponds to the updated API.To confirm the correct usage of the
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3-11: LGTM: Import statements updated correctlyThe import statements have been properly updated to include the new components from '@headlessui/react' v2. This change aligns with the library upgrade and follows the new component-based approach.
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Switch.GrouptoFieldandSwitch.LabeltoLabelare consistent with the '@headlessui/react' v2 API. The functionality remains unchanged, and the updates have been applied consistently throughout the component.
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Dialog.TitletoDialogTitleandTransition.ChildtoTransitionChildare in line with the '@headlessui/react' v2 API. The replacement ofDialog.Overlaywith a simple div for the background is a valid approach that maintains the same visual effect.
295-295: Reconsider preventing modal closure on outside click or Esc keyThe
onClose={() => false}prevents the modal from closing when clicking outside or pressing the Esc key. This might negatively impact user experience, as users often expect these actions to close modals.Consider implementing a more flexible solution that allows closing the modal through these standard interactions while still maintaining any necessary control over the closing behavior.
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1-355: Overall changes align with library upgrade and maintain functionalityThe modifications to this component successfully update the usage of '@headlessui/react' to version 2 while preserving the core functionality of the lock settings modal. The changes are consistent throughout the file and adhere to the new API conventions.
Consider addressing the following to further improve the component:
- Review the
onClosebehavior of the Dialog component to ensure it aligns with expected user interactions.- Consider adding unit tests to verify that the lock settings functionality works as expected with the updated component structure.
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src/components/media-elements/videos/videoParticipant.tsx (4)
22-22: Improved type precision forelementsarrayThe change from
Array<JSX.Element>toArray<React.JSX.Element>enhances type safety by explicitly specifying that the array contains React JSX elements. This modification aligns with best practices for TypeScript usage in React applications.Consider updating other occurrences of
JSX.ElementtoReact.JSX.Elementthroughout the codebase for consistency.
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21-36: Consider updatinguseMemodependenciesThe
useMemohook's dependency array only includesparticipant. Consider addingparticipantType.isLocalto the dependency array to ensure the memo is updated when the local status changes.Update the
useMemodependency array:}, [participant]); + }, [participant, participantType.isLocal]);
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21-36: Handle cases with no video tracksThe current implementation doesn't handle cases where there are no video tracks. Consider adding a fallback UI or message when
elementsis empty.Add a conditional render:
return elements; + return elements.length > 0 ? elements : <div>No video available</div>;
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18-20: OptimizeisSpeakingusageThe
isSpeakingstate is only used in the class name of the rendered div. Consider moving this selector inside the component's return statement to potentially optimize performance.Refactor the component as follows:
-const isSpeaking = useAppSelector((state) => - activeSpeakersSelector.selectById(state, participant.identity), -); return ( <div - className={`video-camera-item relative ${isSpeaking ? 'speaking' : ''} ${ + className={`video-camera-item relative ${ + useAppSelector((state) => + activeSpeakersSelector.selectById(state, participant.identity) + ) + ? 'speaking' + : '' + } ${ participantType.isAdmin ? 'admin' : 'participants' }`} > {renderVideoElms} </div> );Also applies to: 39-46
src/components/media-elements/audios/index.tsx (1)
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40-47: Consider adding error handling for unexpected audio track typesWhile the current implementation works correctly, it might be beneficial to add some error handling or logging for unexpected cases. For instance, if
track.audioTrackexists but is not an instance ofRemoteAudioTrack, the current code silently skips it.Consider adding an else clause to log or handle this unexpected case:
if (track.audioTrack && track.audioTrack instanceof RemoteAudioTrack) { elms.push( <AudioElm userId={participant.identity} audioTrack={track.audioTrack} key={track.trackSid} />, ); } else if (track.audioTrack) { console.warn(`Unexpected audio track type for track ${track.trackSid}`); }This addition would help in debugging if unexpected track types are encountered in the future.
src/components/media-elements/videos/index.tsx (1)
57-61: LGTM: Consistent type annotation updatesThe type annotation updates for local variables (
localSubscribers,adminPinSubscribers,adminSubscribers,otherPinSubscribers, andotherSubscribers) toArray<React.JSX.Element>are consistent with the earlier state variable change. This improves type consistency throughout the component.Consider defining a type alias to reduce repetition:
type JSXElementArray = Array<React.JSX.Element>; const localSubscribers: JSXElementArray = []; const adminPinSubscribers: JSXElementArray = []; const adminSubscribers: JSXElementArray = []; const otherPinSubscribers: JSXElementArray = []; const otherSubscribers: JSXElementArray = [];This refactoring would make the code more DRY and easier to maintain if further changes to this type are needed in the future.
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1-238: Suggestions for further improvementsWhile the type annotation changes are good, there are a few areas where the component could be further improved:
Consider using the
useSelectorhook instead of directly accessingstore.getState(). This is a more idiomatic way of accessing Redux state in React components.The
useEffecthook on lines 82-92 could benefit from memoization. Consider usinguseMemofor theelementarray to avoid unnecessary re-renders.The component is quite large and handles multiple responsibilities. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused components for better maintainability.
Would you like me to provide code examples for these improvements?
src/components/media-elements/videos/videosComponentElms.tsx (3)
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1-265: Consider refactoring for improved maintainabilityWhile the component functions correctly, consider the following improvements for better maintainability and readability:
Combine or refactor the multiple
useEffecthooks. This could simplify the component's lifecycle management and make the code easier to follow.The logic for determining webcams per page is complex and spread across multiple
useEffecthooks. Consider extracting this into a separate function or custom hook, e.g.,useWebcamsPerPage(isVertical, screenWidth, deviceType, deviceOrientation).The pagination logic could be extracted into a custom hook, e.g.,
usePagination(items, itemsPerPage). This would make the logic reusable and separate the pagination concerns from the component's main logic.These refactors could significantly improve the component's readability and maintainability without changing its functionality.
Would you like me to provide example implementations for any of these suggestions?
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1-265: Consider performance optimizationsTo potentially improve the component's performance, consider the following optimizations:
- Memoize the
setParticipantsToDisplayfunction usinguseCallback. This will prevent unnecessary recreation of the function on each render:const setParticipantsToDisplay = useCallback( ([...allParticipants]: Array<React.JSX.Element>, page_number: number, per_page: number) => { // ... existing function body ... }, [dispatch] );
- Consider deriving
showPreandshowNextfrom other state variables instead of managing them as separate state. This could reduce the number of state updates:const showPre = currentPage > 1; const showNext = currentPage < Math.ceil(totalNumWebcams / webcamPerPage);
- Move the
renderfunction outside the component or memoize it to prevent unnecessary recreation:const render = useCallback(() => { // ... existing render logic ... }, [showPre, videoParticipantsElms, showNext]);These optimizations could help reduce unnecessary re-renders and improve the overall performance of the component.
Would you like me to provide more detailed implementations for any of these optimizations?
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1-265: Enhance accessibility featuresTo improve the accessibility of the component, consider implementing the following enhancements:
- Add descriptive aria-labels to the pagination buttons:
<button type="button" className="previous-cam" onClick={() => prePage()} aria-label={t('app.previous-page-of-webcams')} > <i className="pnm-arrow-up" /> </button> <button type="button" className="next-cam" onClick={() => nextPage()} aria-label={t('app.next-page-of-webcams')} > <i className="pnm-arrow-down" /> </button>
- Add an aria-label to the select element for choosing the number of webcams per page:
<select name="select-camera-num" id="select-camera-num" defaultValue="24" onChange={(e) => setWebcamPerPage(Number(e.currentTarget.value))} aria-label={t('app.select-number-of-webcams-per-page')} > {/* ... options ... */} </select>
- Implement keyboard navigation support for cycling through webcams. This could involve adding a focus management system and keyboard event listeners to allow users to navigate between webcams using arrow keys.
These improvements will enhance the usability of the component for users relying on assistive technologies.
Would you like me to provide more detailed implementations for any of these accessibility improvements?
src/components/breakout-room/form/index.tsx (2)
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155-162: Consider using Array.from() for better readability and performanceWhile the current implementation is correct, consider refactoring the options generation using
Array.from()with a mapping function. This approach can improve readability and potentially performance for larger arrays. Here's a suggested improvement:const options: Array<React.JSX.Element> = Array.from( { length: max }, (_, i) => ( <option key={i} value={i + 1}> {i + 1} </option> ) );This change would make the code more declarative and eliminate the need for manual array pushing.
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1-324: Consider refactoring for improved component structureThe
FromElemscomponent is quite large and handles multiple responsibilities. Consider the following improvements to enhance maintainability and readability:
- Extract the room creation logic (e.g.,
randomSelection,startBreakoutRooms) into a custom hook or separate utility functions.- Consider creating smaller, focused components for parts of the UI, such as the room options selector or the welcome message input.
- Evaluate if some of the
useEffecthooks can be combined or optimized to reduce the number of re-renders.- Consider using the
useCallbackhook for functions likerandomSelectionandstartBreakoutRoomsto optimize performance, especially if they're passed as props to child components.These changes would make the component more modular, easier to test, and improve overall code organization.
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src/components/media-elements/audios/index.tsx (1)
37-37: Improved type specificity forelmsarrayThe change from
Array<JSX.Element>toArray<React.JSX.Element>is a good improvement. It provides more explicit typing by specifying that these are React JSX elements, which can lead to better type inference in some IDEs and improved consistency with React's typing conventions.src/components/media-elements/screenshare/index.tsx (1)
39-39: Improved type specificity for JSX elementsThe change from
Array<JSX.Element>toArray<React.JSX.Element>is a good improvement. It explicitly specifies that the elements in the array are React-specific JSX elements, which can enhance type checking and IDE autocompletion. This modification aligns with best practices for React TypeScript projects and doesn't affect the runtime behavior of the component.src/components/media-elements/videos/helpers/utils.tsx (4)
8-12: Improved type annotations for better React integrationThe changes to the type annotations in the
setForMobileLandscapefunction are beneficial:
- Changing
JSX.Element[]toReact.JSX.Element[]for theparticipantsToRenderparameter.- Updating the
elmsarray type fromArray<JSX.Element>toArray<React.JSX.Element>.These modifications enhance type safety and explicitly indicate that we're working with React's JSX elements. This aligns well with the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2 and improves overall code consistency.
42-46: Consistent type annotation improvementsThe changes to the
setForMobileAndTabletfunction mirror those made insetForMobileLandscape:
- The
participantsToRenderparameter type is nowReact.JSX.Element[].- The
elmsarray type is updated toArray<React.JSX.Element>.These modifications maintain consistency across the file and provide the same benefits of improved type safety and explicit React JSX element usage.
88-90: Consistent type annotations across all functionsThe
setForPCfunction has received the same type annotation improvements as the previous two functions:
participantsToRenderparameter type is nowReact.JSX.Element[].elmsarray type is updated toArray<React.JSX.Element>.These changes maintain consistency across all three functions in the file, enhancing type safety and explicitly indicating the use of React JSX elements throughout.
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1-124: Summary: Consistent type annotation improvements across the fileThe changes in this file are focused on improving type annotations in all three exported functions:
setForMobileLandscape,setForMobileAndTablet, andsetForPC. These improvements include:
- Changing parameter types from
JSX.Element[]toReact.JSX.Element[].- Updating array types from
Array<JSX.Element>toArray<React.JSX.Element>.These modifications enhance type safety, improve consistency, and align well with the upgrade to
@headlessui/reactv2. The changes are minimal and do not alter the logic or behavior of the functions, reducing the risk of introducing new bugs.Overall, these updates contribute to a more robust and maintainable codebase by explicitly indicating the use of React JSX elements throughout the file.
src/components/media-elements/videos/index.tsx (2)
29-31: LGTM: Type annotation update improves consistencyThe change from
Array<JSX.Element>toArray<React.JSX.Element>for theallParticipantsstate variable is a good practice. It explicitly specifies the React namespace, which can help prevent potential naming conflicts and improve type consistency across the codebase.
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1-138: Summary: Type annotation updates enhance consistencyThe changes in this file are focused on updating type annotations from
JSX.ElementtoReact.JSX.Elementfor various state and local variables. These modifications improve type consistency and align with best practices for React and TypeScript usage.Key points:
- No functional changes were made to the component.
- The updates likely reflect changes in React types or TypeScript configuration.
- These changes enhance code maintainability and reduce potential for type-related issues.
Overall, these changes are positive and align with good coding practices. The suggested refactoring to introduce a type alias could further improve code readability and maintainability.
src/components/whiteboard/footerUI.tsx (2)
45-45: Improved type specificity foroptionsstateThe change from
Array<JSX.Element>toArray<React.JSX.Element>improves type specificity. This aligns better with React's typing system and may help catch potential type-related issues earlier in development.
83-83: Consistent type update forelementvariableThis change is consistent with the previous update to the
optionsstate type. It maintains type consistency throughout the component, which is a good practice for code maintainability.src/components/media-elements/videos/videosComponentElms.tsx (2)
21-21: Improved type annotations for better type safetyThe changes to use
React.JSX.Elementinstead ofJSX.Elementare beneficial:
- They provide more explicit type information, clearly indicating that these are React-specific JSX elements.
- This change aligns better with React's type definitions, potentially reducing conflicts with other libraries that might define their own
JSXnamespace.- It enhances type safety, which can lead to better IDE support and catch potential type-related issues earlier in the development process.
These updates are consistent throughout the file and don't alter the component's logic, making this a safe and valuable refactor.
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1-265: Summary and Next StepsThis review has covered several aspects of the
VideosComponentElmscomponent:
- Approved the type annotation changes from
JSX.ElementtoReact.JSX.Element.- Suggested refactoring for improved maintainability, including combining
useEffecthooks and extracting complex logic.- Proposed performance optimizations, such as memoizing functions and deriving state.
- Recommended accessibility enhancements, including improved aria labels and keyboard navigation.
Next steps:
- Implement the approved type annotation changes.
- Consider the suggested refactorings and performance optimizations. These can be prioritized based on the project's needs and timeline.
- Implement the accessibility improvements to enhance the component's usability for all users.
Please review these suggestions and let me know if you need any clarification or assistance in implementing them. Great work on improving the type safety of the component!
src/components/breakout-room/form/index.tsx (1)
155-155: Improved type specificity for options arrayThe change from
Array<JSX.Element>toArray<React.JSX.Element>is a good improvement. It provides more precise typing and aligns with modern React type definitions. This change enhances type safety without affecting the functionality of the code.
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src/components/media-elements/screenshare/audioElm.tsx (1)
44-54: LGTM: New useEffect for NATS server connection handling.The new useEffect hook correctly manages the audio playback based on the NATS server connection status. It pauses the audio when disconnected and attempts to play it when reconnected.
Some minor suggestions for improvement:
- Consider adding error handling for the
play()method:el.play().catch(error => console.error('Error playing audio:', error));
- If no specific action is needed after playing, you can remove the empty
then():el.play().catch(error => console.error('Error playing audio:', error));src/components/media-elements/videos/video/videoElm.tsx (2)
61-71: Approve with suggestion: New useEffect for managing video playback.The new useEffect hook correctly manages video playback based on the NATS server connection status. However, there's a minor improvement that can be made to handle potential promise rejection when calling
el.play().Consider updating the play() call to handle potential promise rejection:
useEffect(() => { const el = ref.current; if (!el) { return; } if (!isNatsServerConnected) { el.pause(); - } else if (isNatsServerConnected && el.paused) { - el.play().then(); + } else if (isNatsServerConnected && el.paused) { + el.play().catch(error => { + console.error('Error attempting to play the video:', error); + }); } }, [isNatsServerConnected]);This change will log any errors that occur when attempting to play the video, which can be helpful for debugging purposes.
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1-146: Overall assessment: Well-implemented NATS server connection handling.The changes to this file effectively introduce NATS server connection status handling for the video playback. The new selector, state, and useEffect hook are well-integrated into the existing component structure. These additions improve the robustness of the video playback by ensuring it responds appropriately to the server connection status.
Consider adding error handling and user feedback mechanisms for scenarios where video playback is affected by server disconnections. This could include visual indicators or notifications to inform users about the connection status and its impact on video playback.
src/store/slices/roomSettingsSlice.ts (1)
63-65: LGTM: New reducer for updating NATS server connection statusThe
updateIsNatsServerConnectedreducer is well-implemented and follows the existing patterns in the slice. It correctly usesPayloadAction<boolean>for type safety.For consistency with other reducers in this file, consider using object destructuring for the action payload:
updateIsNatsServerConnected: (state, { payload }: PayloadAction<boolean>) => { state.isNatsServerConnected = payload; },This is a minor stylistic suggestion and doesn't affect functionality.
src/components/media-elements/audios/audio.tsx (1)
57-61: Simplify conditional logic by removing redundant check ofisNatsServerConnectedIn the
else ifcondition, the check forisNatsServerConnectedis redundant since this block is only executed whenisNatsServerConnectedistrue. Simplifying the condition improves readability.Apply this diff to simplify the condition:
} else if (isNatsServerConnected && el.paused) { el.play().then(); }} else if (el.paused) { el.play().then(); }src/components/media-elements/screenshare/videoElm.tsx (2)
47-48: Remove unnecessary.then()with no arguments afterel.play()Chaining
.then()without providing a callback is redundant and can be omitted to simplify the code.Apply this change:
- el.play().then(); + el.play();
45-49: Simplify the conditional logic by removing redundant checkSince the
elseblock is only reached whenisNatsServerConnectedistrue, the conditionisNatsServerConnected && el.pausedcan be simplified to justel.paused.Modify the condition as follows:
} else if (isNatsServerConnected && el.paused) { +} else if (el.paused) {
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src/store/slices/interfaces/roomSettings.ts (1)
14-14: LGTM! Verify usage of updated interface.The addition of
isNatsServerConnectedto theIRoomSettingsinterface is clear and appropriate. It aligns with the PR objectives and will allow tracking of the NATS server connection status.To ensure this change is properly implemented throughout the codebase, please run the following script:
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Verified: Usage of
IRoomSettingsandisNatsServerConnectedis consistent across the codebase.The
isNatsServerConnectedproperty is properly initialized and utilized in all relevant components, aligning with the PR objectives.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of IRoomSettings and potential initialization of isNatsServerConnected # Search for usage of IRoomSettings echo "Searching for IRoomSettings usage:" rg --type typescript "IRoomSettings" # Search for potential initialization of isNatsServerConnected echo "Searching for potential initialization of isNatsServerConnected:" rg --type typescript "isNatsServerConnected\s*[:=]"Length of output: 378
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of IRoomSettings and potential initialization of isNatsServerConnected # Search for usage of IRoomSettings echo "Searching for IRoomSettings usage:" rg --type ts "IRoomSettings" # Search for potential initialization of isNatsServerConnected echo "Searching for potential initialization of isNatsServerConnected:" rg --type ts "isNatsServerConnected\s*[:=]"Length of output: 1267
src/components/media-elements/screenshare/audioElm.tsx (2)
13-16: LGTM: New selector for NATS server connection status.The
isNatsServerConnectedSelectoris well-implemented and follows the established pattern in the file. It correctly extracts theisNatsServerConnectedstate fromroomSettings.
22-22: LGTM: New state for NATS server connection status.The
isNatsServerConnectedstate is correctly retrieved using the custom selector and theuseAppSelectorhook, consistent with other state selections in the component.src/components/media-elements/videos/video/videoElm.tsx (2)
21-24: LGTM: New selector for NATS server connection status.The
isNatsServerConnectedSelectoris well-implemented and consistent with the existing code style. It correctly retrieves the NATS server connection status from the Redux store.
31-31: LGTM: New state for NATS server connection status.The
isNatsServerConnectedstate is correctly retrieved using the newly created selector. This addition is consistent with the existing code structure.src/store/slices/roomSettingsSlice.ts (3)
19-19: LGTM: New state property for NATS server connection statusThe addition of
isNatsServerConnectedto the initial state is a good approach to track the NATS server connection status. The property name is clear, and initializing it tofalseis a safe default.
197-197: LGTM: New action exported correctlyThe
updateIsNatsServerConnectedaction is correctly exported, following the pattern of other action exports in this file. This allows other parts of the application to dispatch this action when needed.
19-19: Summary: NATS server connection status tracking implementedThe changes in this file successfully implement the tracking of NATS server connection status in the room settings slice. The new state property, reducer, and exported action are all correctly implemented and follow existing patterns in the codebase.
To ensure the completeness of this feature:
- Verify that the
updateIsNatsServerConnectedaction is being dispatched appropriately when the NATS server connection status changes.- Check if there are any UI components that need to be updated to reflect this new state.
- Consider adding unit tests for the new reducer to ensure it behaves as expected.
To help verify the usage of this new feature, you can run the following script:
This script will help identify where the new action is being dispatched and where the new state is being used in the application.
Also applies to: 63-65, 197-197
✅ Verification successful
Verification of NATS Server Connection Tracking
The usage of
updateIsNatsServerConnectedaction andisNatsServerConnectedstate has been successfully verified across the codebase. The action is appropriately dispatched inConnectNats.ts, and the state is effectively utilized in multiple UI components to reflect the connection status.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for usage of updateIsNatsServerConnected action and isNatsServerConnected state echo "Searching for updateIsNatsServerConnected action usage:" rg --type typescript --type tsx "updateIsNatsServerConnected" echo "\nSearching for isNatsServerConnected state usage:" rg --type typescript --type tsx "isNatsServerConnected"Length of output: 419
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for usage of updateIsNatsServerConnected action and isNatsServerConnected state echo "Searching for updateIsNatsServerConnected action usage:" rg --glob '*.ts' --glob '*.tsx' "updateIsNatsServerConnected" echo "\nSearching for isNatsServerConnected state usage:" rg --glob '*.ts' --glob '*.tsx' "isNatsServerConnected"Length of output: 3760
src/helpers/nats/ConnectNats.ts (4)
60-60: LGTM: New import for updating NATS server connection status.The new import for
updateIsNatsServerConnectedis correctly placed and will be used to update the NATS server connection status in the Redux store.
174-175: LGTM: Update NATS server connection status after successful connection.The addition of
store.dispatch(updateIsNatsServerConnected(true))ensures that the Redux store is updated with the correct NATS server connection status after a successful connection is established. This is placed correctly in the method flow.
381-381: LGTM: Comprehensive update of NATS server connection status during connection lifecycle.The changes in the
monitorConnStatusmethod ensure that the NATS server connection status is accurately reflected in the Redux store throughout the connection lifecycle:
- Set to
falsewhen the connection is closed.- Set to
falseand update room status to 're-connecting' during reconnection attempts.- Set to
trueafter a successful reconnection.These updates provide a more accurate representation of the connection state, which can be useful for UI updates and other dependent logic in the application.
Also applies to: 393-395, 400-400
60-60: Summary: Improved NATS server connection status management.The changes in this file enhance the management of the NATS server connection status:
- A new import for
updateIsNatsServerConnectedis added.- The connection status is updated to
trueafter a successful initial connection.- The status is updated to
falsewhen the connection is closed or during reconnection attempts.- The status is set back to
trueafter a successful reconnection.These improvements provide a more accurate representation of the NATS server connection state in the Redux store, which can be beneficial for UI updates and application logic that depends on the connection status.
While these changes improve the overall functionality, they don't seem directly related to the PR objective of upgrading
@headlessui/reactto v2. It might be worth clarifying if these changes are part of a larger refactoring effort or if they address a specific issue related to the upgrade.To ensure these changes don't introduce any unintended side effects, you may want to verify:
- The usage of
updateIsNatsServerConnectedaction across the application.- Any components or logic that depend on the NATS server connection status.
You can use the following script to check for usages:
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Verification Successful: NATS Connection Management is Correctly Implemented.
The introduced changes for managing the NATS server connection status have been successfully verified and are correctly integrated across the codebase:
updateIsNatsServerConnectedUsage:
- Implemented in
roomSettingsSlice.tsfor updating the Redux store.- Utilized in
ConnectNats.tsto dispatch connection status updates.
isNatsServerConnectedSelector:
- Defined in
roomSettingsSlice.tsand used across various components (audioElm.tsx,videoElm.tsx,videoElm.tsx,audio.tsx) to manage UI and application logic based on the connection status.These implementations ensure accurate tracking and management of the NATS server connection state, enhancing the application's reliability and responsiveness.
Recommendation:
While the NATS connection management enhancements are beneficial, they appear to be tangential to the primary goal of upgrading@headlessui/reactto v2. It would be advisable to clarify whether these changes are part of a larger refactoring effort or address specific issues that facilitate the upgrade.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash echo "Checking usage of updateIsNatsServerConnected:" rg "updateIsNatsServerConnected" --type ts --type tsx echo "\nChecking for components or logic depending on NATS server connection status:" rg "isNatsServerConnected" --type ts --type tsxLength of output: 427
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#!/bin/bash echo "Checking usage of updateIsNatsServerConnected:" rg "updateIsNatsServerConnected" -g "*.ts" -g "*.tsx" echo "\nChecking for components or logic depending on NATS server connection status:" rg "isNatsServerConnected" -g "*.ts" -g "*.tsx"Length of output: 3782
src/components/media-elements/audios/audio.tsx (2)
13-16: SelectorisNatsServerConnectedSelectoris correctly implementedThe selector is properly created using
createSelectorto efficiently deriveisNatsServerConnectedfrom the Redux state. This enhances performance by memoizing the result and keeps the component responsive to state changes.
20-20: Correct usage ofuseAppSelectorwithisNatsServerConnectedSelectorThe
useAppSelectorhook is appropriately used with theisNatsServerConnectedSelectorto access the connection status within the component. This ensures that the component reacts to changes in the NATS server connection status.src/components/media-elements/screenshare/videoElm.tsx (1)
12-15:isNatsServerConnectedSelectoris correctly implementedThe selector efficiently derives
isNatsServerConnectedfrom the state usingcreateSelector.
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src/components/media-elements/videos/video/videoElm.tsx (1)
61-71: LGTM with a minor suggestion: New useEffect for managing video playback.The new useEffect hook correctly manages video playback based on the NATS server connection status. It properly handles cases where the video element might not be available and implements the correct logic for pausing and playing the video.
Consider adding error handling for the
el.play()call to prevent potential unhandled promise rejections:} else if (isNatsServerConnected && el.paused) { - el.play().then(); + el.play().catch(error => console.error('Error playing video:', error)); }This will help catch and log any errors that might occur when attempting to play the video.
src/store/slices/roomSettingsSlice.ts (1)
63-65: LGTM: New reducer for updating NATS server connection status.The
updateIsNatsServerConnectedreducer is well-implemented and follows Redux best practices. It correctly updates the state based on the provided boolean payload.For consistency with other reducers in this file, consider using object destructuring for the action payload:
updateIsNatsServerConnected: (state, { payload }: PayloadAction<boolean>) => { state.isNatsServerConnected = payload; },This is a minor stylistic suggestion and doesn't affect functionality.
src/helpers/nats/ConnectNats.ts (1)
381-381: LGTM: Comprehensive NATS connection status updatesThe additions to update the Redux store with the NATS server connection status in various scenarios (disconnection, reconnecting, and successful reconnection) are well-placed and improve the overall state management of the application.
However, for consistency and to avoid potential race conditions, consider using a single function to update the connection status. This could be a private method within the class:
private updateNatsConnectionStatus(isConnected: boolean) { store.dispatch(updateIsNatsServerConnected(isConnected)); }Then, you can replace the direct dispatch calls with:
this.updateNatsConnectionStatus(false); // or this.updateNatsConnectionStatus(true);This approach would centralize the status update logic and make it easier to modify or extend in the future if needed.
Also applies to: 393-395, 400-400
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- src/components/footer/modals/webcam/shareWebcam.tsx (6 hunks)
- src/components/media-elements/audios/audio.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/media-elements/screenshare/audioElm.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/media-elements/screenshare/videoElm.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/media-elements/videos/video/videoElm.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/helpers/nats/ConnectNats.ts (4 hunks)
- src/store/slices/interfaces/roomSettings.ts (1 hunks)
- src/store/slices/roomSettingsSlice.ts (3 hunks)
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src/store/slices/interfaces/roomSettings.ts (1)
14-14: LGTM! Verify usage across the codebase.The addition of
isNatsServerConnectedto theIRoomSettingsinterface is clear and appropriate. This new property will allow tracking of the NATS server connection status, which is likely part of a larger feature implementation or improvement.To ensure this change is properly integrated, please run the following script to check its usage across the codebase:
This will help identify any places where the new property should be used or initialized.
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Usage of
isNatsServerConnectedverified across the codebase.The new property is correctly utilized in selectors and conditional logic within the relevant components, ensuring proper integration with the
IRoomSettingsinterface.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of isNatsServerConnected property # Search for direct usage of isNatsServerConnected echo "Direct usage of isNatsServerConnected:" rg --type typescript --type tsx 'isNatsServerConnected' # Search for updates to IRoomSettings that might need to include this new property echo "\nPotential IRoomSettings updates:" rg --type typescript --type tsx 'IRoomSettings'Length of output: 339
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of isNatsServerConnected property # Search for direct usage of isNatsServerConnected echo "Direct usage of isNatsServerConnected:" rg --type ts --type tsx 'isNatsServerConnected' # Search for updates to IRoomSettings that might need to include this new property echo "\nPotential IRoomSettings updates:" rg --type ts --type tsx 'IRoomSettings'Length of output: 309
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of isNatsServerConnected property without using --type flags # Search for direct usage of isNatsServerConnected in .ts and .tsx files echo "Direct usage of isNatsServerConnected:" rg 'isNatsServerConnected' -g '*.ts' -g '*.tsx' # Search for updates to IRoomSettings in .ts and .tsx files echo "\nPotential IRoomSettings updates:" rg 'IRoomSettings' -g '*.ts' -g '*.tsx'Length of output: 3205
src/components/media-elements/videos/video/videoElm.tsx (3)
21-24: LGTM: New selector for NATS server connection status.The
isNatsServerConnectedSelectoris correctly implemented usingcreateSelector. It follows the established pattern and naming convention of other selectors in the file, maintaining consistency in the codebase.
31-31: LGTM: New state variable for NATS server connection status.The
isNatsServerConnectedstate variable is correctly implemented using theuseAppSelectorhook with the newly created selector. This approach is consistent with other state variables in the component.
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1-146: Summary: Enhanced video playback control based on NATS server connection.The changes introduce a new feature that controls video playback based on the NATS server connection status. This enhancement improves the user experience by ensuring that video playback is synchronized with the server connection state.
The implementation is well-integrated into the existing component structure and follows established patterns in the codebase. A minor suggestion for error handling has been provided in the previous comment.
To ensure these changes don't have unintended consequences, please verify:
- The overall application behavior when the NATS server connection is unstable.
- The user experience when rapidly switching between connected and disconnected states.
You can use the following script to search for other components that might be affected by the NATS server connection status:
This will help identify any other components that might need similar updates or could be affected by these changes.
src/store/slices/roomSettingsSlice.ts (3)
19-19: LGTM: New state property for NATS server connection status.The addition of
isNatsServerConnectedto the initial state is a good way to track the NATS server connection status. Initializing it tofalseis a safe default.
197-197: LGTM: New action correctly exported.The
updateIsNatsServerConnectedaction is properly exported, allowing it to be used in other parts of the application where needed.
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1-199: Overall, the changes look good. Some additional context would be helpful.The additions for tracking the NATS server connection status are well-implemented and consistent with the existing code. They don't introduce any breaking changes to the current functionality.
To better understand the impact and usage of these changes:
- Could you provide more context on how the NATS server connection status will be used in the application?
- Are there any UI components or other parts of the application that will be updated based on this new state?
- Is there a plan to add any middleware or side effects (e.g., using Redux Thunk or Redux Saga) to handle the actual connection status updates?
This information would help ensure that the changes are sufficient for their intended purpose and integrate well with the rest of the application.
src/helpers/nats/ConnectNats.ts (3)
60-60: LGTM: New import for Redux actionThe new import for
updateIsNatsServerConnectedfrom the room settings slice is appropriate for updating the NATS server connection status in the Redux store.
174-175: LGTM: Update Redux store with NATS connection statusThe addition of
store.dispatch(updateIsNatsServerConnected(true))after establishing the NATS connection is a good practice. It ensures that the Redux store accurately reflects the current connection status, which can be useful for other parts of the application that may depend on this information.
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1-724: Overall assessment: Well-implemented NATS connection status updatesThe changes made to the
ConnectNatsclass effectively integrate NATS server connection status updates with the Redux store. These modifications enhance the application's state management by ensuring that the connection status is accurately reflected and readily available to other components.Key improvements:
- Addition of a new import for the Redux action.
- Update of the connection status after initial connection in the
openConnmethod.- Comprehensive status updates in the
monitorConnStatusmethod for various connection scenarios.The changes are well-placed within the existing code structure and improve the overall reliability of connection status tracking. The suggested refactoring to use a centralized update method would further enhance code maintainability.
No major issues were found, and the implemented changes align well with the goal of keeping the Redux store synchronized with the NATS server connection status.
src/components/media-elements/screenshare/audioElm.tsx (2)
13-16: LGTM!The
isNatsServerConnectedSelectoris correctly implemented and efficiently retrieves the connection status from the Redux store.
22-22: Correct usage ofuseAppSelectorThe
isNatsServerConnectedstate is appropriately selected usinguseAppSelector.src/components/media-elements/audios/audio.tsx (4)
4-4: Import statement is appropriateThe import of
RootStateanduseAppSelectorfrom'../../../store'is correct.
6-6: ImportingcreateSelectorImporting
createSelectorfrom'@reduxjs/toolkit'is necessary for creating memoized selectors.
13-16: SelectorisNatsServerConnectedSelectoris correctly definedThe selector efficiently extracts
isNatsServerConnectedfrom the state.
20-20: Using selector withuseAppSelectorUsing
isNatsServerConnectedSelectorwithuseAppSelectorto retrieveisNatsServerConnectedis appropriate.
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Handle promise rejections from el.play()
The call to el.play().then(); does not handle potential promise rejections. It's important to handle the promise returned by el.play() to catch any errors that may occur during playback, such as user interaction requirements or autoplay restrictions in browsers.
Apply the following change to handle possible errors:
if (!isNatsServerConnected) {
el.pause();
} else if (isNatsServerConnected && el.paused) {
- el.play().then();
+ el.play().catch((error) => {
+ console.error('Audio playback failed:', error);
+ });
}Alternatively, if you do not need to handle the error explicitly, you can add a simple .catch() to suppress unhandled promise rejections:
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// Playback failed; user interaction may be required.
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Simplify condition by removing redundant check
Since isNatsServerConnected is already true in the else block, the condition isNatsServerConnected && el.paused can be simplified to just el.paused.
Simplify the condition as follows:
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Handle potential promise rejection from el.play()
The el.play() method returns a promise that may be rejected due to browser autoplay policies or other reasons. Currently, the code calls .then() without handling potential promise rejections, and the empty .then() is unnecessary.
Consider updating the code to handle possible promise rejections:
if (!isNatsServerConnected) {
el.pause();
} else if (el.paused) {
- el.play().then();
+ el.play().catch((error) => {
+ console.error('Error playing audio:', error);
+ });
}Alternatively, if explicit error handling is not required, you can simplify the call:
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Handle el.play() Promise and simplify conditional logic
The el.play() method returns a Promise that may reject if playback fails due to reasons like browser autoplay policies. Not handling this Promise can lead to unhandled promise rejections. Additionally, since isNatsServerConnected is already true in the else block, checking it again in the else if condition is redundant.
Apply this diff to handle the Promise rejection and simplify the conditional:
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el.pause();
-} else if (isNatsServerConnected && el.paused) {
+} else if (el.paused) {
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