fix: datapilot code block ui #1452
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1. webview_panels/src/uiCore/components/codeblock/index.tsx:29
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Consider using theclassnameprop for the outer div to ensure consistent styling.
<div className={classname || classes.codeblock}>
- Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable:
The comment suggests a change that could improve the flexibility of the component by allowing the outer div's className to be customized. This is a valid suggestion as it enhances the component's styling capabilities. The current implementation does not utilize the 'classname' prop for the outer div, which could be a missed opportunity for customization.
The suggestion might not align with the intended design of the component. The author might have a specific reason for using 'classes.codeblock' for the outer div.
The suggestion does not remove the existing class but adds flexibility by allowing an override. This does not conflict with the current design but enhances it.
The comment is valid as it suggests a meaningful improvement to the code by allowing customization of the outer div's className. It should be kept.
2. webview_panels/src/uiCore/components/codeblock/index.tsx:21
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RenameclassnametoclassNameto follow camelCase convention.
className
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3. webview_panels/src/uiCore/components/codeblock/index.tsx:38
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RenameclassnametoclassNameto follow camelCase convention.
className={className}
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4. webview_panels/src/modules/dataPilot/components/queryAnalysis/QueryAnalysis.tsx:56
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RenameclassnametoclassNameto follow camelCase convention.
className={classes.codeblock}
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5. webview_panels/src/uiCore/components/codeblock/index.tsx:15
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Add a return type to theCodeBlockComponentfunction signature for better clarity and refactoring ease.
}: Props): JSX.Element => {
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6. webview_panels/src/uiCore/components/codeblock/index.tsx:13
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Use 'className' instead of 'classname' for clarity and consistency with React conventions.
className?: string;
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7. webview_panels/src/modules/dataPilot/components/queryAnalysis/QueryAnalysis.tsx:56
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Use 'className' instead of 'classname' for clarity and consistency with React conventions. This applies to multiple instances in the file.
<CodeBlock code={chat.query} language="sql" fileName={chat.fileName} className={classes.codeblock}/>
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| fileName?: string; | |||
| showLineNumbers?: boolean; | |||
| titleActions?: ReactNode; | |||
| classname?: string; | |||
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Rename classname to className to follow camelCase convention.
| classname?: string; | |
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webview_panels/src/uiCore/components/codeblock/index.tsx (3)
13-13: Consider renamingclassnametoclassNamefor consistency with React conventions.The addition of this property enhances the component's flexibility for styling. However, to maintain consistency with React naming conventions, it would be better to use
classNameinstead ofclassname.Apply this change:
- classname?: string; + className?: string;
27-27: LGTM. Consider using an object for theme mapping.The addition of
editorThemeenhances visual customization based on the current theme. To improve readability and maintainability, consider using an object for theme mapping:- const editorTheme = theme === Themes.Dark ? "vsc-dark-plus" : "vs"; + const editorThemes = { + [Themes.Dark]: "vsc-dark-plus", + [Themes.Light]: "vs" + }; + const editorTheme = editorThemes[theme];This approach would make it easier to add more themes in the future if needed.
35-35: LGTM. Remember to updateclassnametoclassNameif renamed.The addition of
editorThemeandclassNameprops to the CodeblockLib component successfully implements the intended UI improvements. These changes align well with the PR objectives.If you implement the earlier suggestion to rename
classnametoclassName, remember to update this line as well:- className={classname} + className={className}Also applies to: 38-38
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- webview_panels/src/modules/dataPilot/components/queryAnalysis/QueryAnalysis.tsx (2 hunks)
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- webview_panels/src/uiCore/components/codeblock/index.tsx (1 hunks)
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webview_panels/src/uiCore/components/codeblock/index.tsx (2)
21-21: LGTM, pending rename toclassName.The addition of
classnameto the destructured props is correct and corresponds to the interface change. Remember to rename this toclassNameif you implement the previous suggestion.
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1-45: Summary: Changes successfully address PR objectives with minor improvements suggested.The implemented changes effectively enhance the
CodeBlockComponentby introducing custom styling capabilities and theme-based editor customization. These modifications align well with the PR objective of fixing the code block UI by applying the correct CSS and theme.To further improve the code:
- Rename
classnametoclassNamefor consistency with React conventions.- Consider using an object for theme mapping to improve readability and maintainability.
Overall, the changes successfully resolve the stated issue and improve the component's flexibility.
To verify that these changes resolve the issue as intended, you can run the following commands:
These tests will help ensure that the changes have been implemented correctly and that the component is using the new props as intended.
webview_panels/src/modules/dataPilot/components/queryAnalysis/QueryAnalysis.tsx (3)
13-13: LGTM: Import statement for CSS moduleThe import statement for the SCSS module is correctly placed and follows best practices for importing CSS modules in React components.
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1-114: Overall assessment: Changes look good and align with PR objectivesThe modifications to import and apply a custom CSS class to the CodeBlock component are well-implemented and should address the UI issues mentioned in the PR objectives. The use of CSS modules is a good practice for style encapsulation.
To fully validate the changes:
- Ensure the styles in the
codeblockclass indatapilot.module.scsscorrectly fix the UI issues.- Test the component as described in the PR objectives: open a dbt model, right-click to access the datapilot option, and select "change" to verify that the code block displays the correct UI.
Please confirm that you have tested the changes as described in the PR objectives and that the UI issues have been resolved.
56-56: LGTM: Applied custom CSS class to CodeBlockThe custom CSS class from the imported module is correctly applied to the CodeBlock component. This change should address the UI issues mentioned in the PR objectives.
To ensure the CSS is correctly applied and the UI is fixed as intended, please verify the following:
- The
codeblockclass exists in thedatapilot.module.scssfile- The styles defined in this class correctly address the UI issues
You can run the following script to check the SCSS file:
If the class is found, please review its contents to ensure it addresses the UI issues described in the PR objectives.
Overview
Problem
In datapilot, codeblock UI is broken
Solution
Fix the codeblock with right css and theme
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Checklist
README.mdupdated and added information about my changeImportant
Fixes DataPilot code block UI by adding a
classnameprop toCodeBlockComponentand updating styles indatapilot.module.scss.classnameprop toCodeBlockComponentinindex.tsxto allow custom styling.QueryAnalysis.tsxto passclassnamefromdatapilot.module.scsstoCodeBlock..codeblockclass indatapilot.module.scssto set--code-bgtotransparent.This description was created by
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New Features
CodeBlockcomponent with customizable styling through a newclassnameprop.CodeBlockcomponent.Style
.codeblockfor improved styling options, setting the background to transparent.These updates improve the visual flexibility and customization options for users interacting with the
QueryAnalysiscomponent.