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src/screens/EventVolunteers/Volunteers/VolunteerViewModal.tsx (4)
57-57: Confirm the header styling remains accessible.The updated class
styles.modalTitlelikely improves the styling. Consider verifying that the font size and contrast of your heading remain legible across device viewports and themes.
116-116: Color-coded icon usage is beneficial.
<TaskAlt color="success" className={styles.statusIcon} />clearly indicates acceptance status. Confirm this green icon also has enough contrast for partially colorblind users.
125-127: Incorporate textual cues for statuses.Using
.acceptedStatusvs..pendingStatusis workable, but color alone might not be enough for some users. Consider textual or icon-based reinforcement (which you already have, but ensure the text is always visible).
143-143: Expand translator usage for the label text.
styles.groupsLabelsets minimal styling. Ensure that “Volunteer Groups Joined” either uses translations or is consistent with your existing i18n approach if needed.src/style/app.module.css (4)
4058-4060: Retain consistent modal header styling with.modalTitle.Tiny detail: confirm that removing default margins on
.modalTitledoesn’t conflict with broader heading styles in other modals.
4070-4075: Optimize avatar sizing for.tableImage.Current 40×40 pixels might be appropriate for small avatars. If you anticipate different dimension needs, consider making it more flexible with
max-widthormax-height.
4088-4091: Consider accessible color pairs for.acceptedStatus.The color property is simply “green.” Some green shades can pose difficulty for colorblind users. Evaluate whether additional contrasts or an accessible shade meets your color accessibility guidelines.
4093-4096: Maintain parallel approach for.pendingStatus.Using #ed6c02 is consistent for a “warning” tone. Consider verifying its contrast on a light background for partial colorblindness.
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src/screens/EventVolunteers/Volunteers/VolunteerViewModal.tsx (11)
55-55: Ensure consistency in naming and purpose.
Renaming the CSS class from styles.volunteerCreateModal to styles.volunteerViewModal helps maintain clarity. Double-check that the new class name reflects the component’s usage throughout the codebase.
61-61: Rely on consistent button color logic.
Using styles.modalCloseButton is fine. Double-check that the color and contrast do not conflict with global button styling or accessibility guidelines.
68-68: Keep forms uniform.
styles.modalForm is a good approach for achieving consistency. Ensure that any form-level validations or error messages also leverage these global classes.
70-70: Using styles.formGroup is a great standardization.
This aligns with other form sections in the application. Confirm that spacing and margin rules within this .formGroup remain consistent between different modals for a uniform UI.
86-86: Maintain a uniform approach to image styling.
styles.tableImage ensures consistent volunteer images. Verify that the 40px size doesn’t clip or distort images of varying aspect ratios.
93-93: Avoid duplication with the same .tableImage class.
You’re using styles.tableImage for both img and Avatar. Confirm that the round shape and sizing remain suitable in both contexts.
107-107: Logical grouping for status rows.
styles.statusGroup organizes status and hours side by side. Double-check wrapping behavior for smaller screens, ensuring text fields remain legible in a narrower modal.
118-121: Implement parallel styling for pending status.
<HistoryToggleOff color="warning" className={styles.statusIcon} /> visually distinguishes pending volunteers. Just ensure that it looks consistent with your success icon in dark mode or high-contrast mode.
135-135: Hours field extends well.
Combining .noOutline and .hoursField is neat. Validate that the final input width works well in all container sizes.
155-160: Table headers are well-organized.
Using styles.tableHeader clarifies these columns. Check that “Sr. No.” and “Group Name” remain aligned with organizational or accessibility standards, such as scope-level for column headers.
170-170: Check row styling consistency.
styles.tableRow ensures you have your last row’s border handling within the global CSS. Confirm that the spacing and background color remain consistent with adjacent rows.
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4062-4064: Form container improvements.
.modalForm adds padding, improving readability. Confirm right/left padding is suitable for all device sizes.
4066-4068: Manage vertical spacing with .formGroup.
A 1rem margin-bottom is standard. Just verify that nested components (e.g., checkboxes, text fields) maintain uniform spacing inside or across form groups.
4077-4082: .statusGroup ensures horizontal layout.
Using display: flex and gap: 1rem is straightforward. Double-check that smaller screen widths do not cause overflow or break this layout.
4084-4086: .statusIcon for alignment.
Adding a margin-right ensures icons and text are well spaced. This is good for readability.
4098-4100: width: 100% fosters consistent layout.
.hoursField ensures the input occupies full width. Good for responsive design. Confirm the label or left icon does not get misaligned on narrower screens.
4102-4108: Lightweight label styling in .groupsLabel.
Ensure readability remains good at font-size: 0.8rem. This is typically borderline for older monitors or visually impaired users, so consider verifying its accessibility in higher DPI or smaller devices.
4110-4112: .tableHeader enhances header weight.
This helps draw attention to column titles. Slight caution: confirm that the bold text does not break text wrapping on narrower table widths.
4114-4117: .tableRow:last-child border removal.
Visually, it can help avoid double borders. Confirm the design matches other tables in the codebase for a consistent UI pattern.
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32-38:⚠️ Potential issueRemove green color variables to improve accessibility for colorblind users.
The PR aims to improve UI/UX for colorblind users, but several green color variables are still present. Consider replacing these with more accessible colors from the existing color palette (e.g., blues or neutral colors).
Past reviewers have noted: "We are migrating away from the green theme as part of our support for color blind users."
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src/components/ProfileDropdown/ProfileDropdown.tsx (1)
40-40: Ensure route parameter availability.
DestructuringorgIdfromuseParams()allows flexible routing, but consider verifying that the relevant route parameter is always set if the path is expected to contain an organization ID.src/screens/BlockUser/BlockUser.spec.tsx (1)
416-425: Clear usage of test IDs for filtering
The steps to click and toggle between showing blocked and regular members are well-defined, verifying UI behavior from a user perspective.Consider clarifying your test strings like “showBlockedMembers” vs. “showMembers” in inline comments, to make it easier for new developers to follow the test logic.
src/components/AddOn/core/AddOnEntry/AddOnEntry.tsx (1)
107-107: Use consistent CSS variable referencesThe inline style here references a CSS variable for the border. Ensure that any other inline or hard-coded colors in the file are consistently refactored to use CSS variables for uniformity.
src/components/OrgListCard/OrgListCard.spec.tsx (3)
103-103: Awaiting “wait()” callsBe mindful of the overhead from repeatedly calling
await wait(). Only use this pattern if no other approach (like usingawait screen.findBy...) can reliably handle synchronization.
105-114: Enhanced checks for test renderingThese added lines confirm the rendered elements are defined. You might consider using more descriptive expectations (like
toBeInTheDocument()) to produce clearer error messages if a test fails.
149-150: Check for alt text or user feedbackWhen an image is missing, verifying the fallback UI’s presence is good. Consider checking for an accessibility-friendly fallback text to improve inclusivity.
src/screens/OrganizationEvents/OrganizationEvents.spec.tsx (2)
80-84: Toast methodsThe updated toast mocks ensure that success, warning, and error calls are tested. Consider explicitly testing each message scenario in the event lifecycle to boost coverage.
167-167: URL path verificationVerifying
window.location.pathnameis good for ensuring correct navigation. Consider also testing any associated route-based side effects.src/components/UserPortal/CreateGroupChat/CreateGroupChat.spec.tsx (4)
5598-5642: Image upload testThis block tests image uploads effectively. Consider adding checks for displayed preview images or error messages if an upload fails.
5643-5689: Group description input coverageVerifying the description input is essential. Try adding a test scenario to confirm if the input is cleared or validated against a maximum length, if relevant to your UI constraints.
5745-5780: Blank title/description scenarioThis ensures the user can proceed, which might be by design. Consider adding logic or validations if a future requirement emerges for mandatory fields.
5901-5944: Add and remove user validationsThis validates user selection toggles. Consider also verifying final group composition in the UI or subsequent API calls if that data is critical.
src/style/app.module.css (1)
4170-4176: Improve groups label readability.The current styling might be difficult to read due to light color and small font size:
.groupsLabel { font-weight: lighter; margin-left: 0.5rem; margin-bottom: 0; - font-size: 0.8rem; + font-size: 0.875rem; - color: var(--groups-label-color); + color: var(--bs-gray-600); }
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src/components/ProfileDropdown/ProfileDropdown.tsx (2)
4-4: Good use of useParams for route-based fetching.
Importing useParams here is consistent with its usage below for routing. This clarifies navigation logic by relying on route parameters instead of local storage.
106-106: Validate fallback behavior for empty orgId.
When orgId is empty, this navigates to /member/. Confirm there is a valid fallback route or handling for /member/; otherwise, it may lead to a 404 or an unintended path.
src/components/ProfileDropdown/ProfileDropdown.spec.tsx (3)
4-4: Appropriate import for route-based testing.
Including Route and Routes from react-router-dom is a solid approach to thoroughly simulate path-based scenarios within the test environment.
241-267: Validate the edge case route handling.
This new test checks navigation when orgId is absent. Please confirm that the empty string is the correct fallback, as it leads to /member/. Ensure the code or routes can handle that scenario without errors or unexpected behavior.
Line range hint 270-294: Robust testing for dynamic route parameters.
Using a URL path like /321 validates that the code properly uses orgId from the route. This ensures navigation correctness for non-user roles referencing existing route parameters.
src/screens/BlockUser/BlockUser.spec.tsx (7)
3-3: Great addition of waitFor from @testing-library/react.
This ensures the tests gracefully handle asynchronous DOM updates. Nicely done!
19-19: Importing toast from react-toastify
Bringing in the toast object is essential for verifying user feedback in error scenarios. Good move.
80-123: Solid approach to mocking error conditions.
Defining INVALID_MOCKS to handle error scenarios for blocking and unblocking ensures comprehensive test coverage.
290-290: Use of invalidLink
Injecting INVALID_MOCKS via invalidLink is consistent with the approach for testing error outcomes. Good design for negative-path testing.
298-303: Mocking toast.success and toast.error
This suits your test scenario well. You accurately spy on success/error calls and validate that they occur as expected.
461-479: Intentional testing for last name filtering
Very thorough approach in verifying that only matching entries appear. This fosters improved user trust in the filtering feature.
495-522: Comprehensive testing of error handling
The new test accurately checks whether toast.error is called when blocking or unblocking fails. Excellent coverage for negative scenarios.
src/components/OrgListCard/OrgListCard.spec.tsx (6)
1-25: Keep imports clear and minimal
These added imports and mocks look good. Make sure no dead code remains from older test setups (like jest-location-mock) and that all references to mocking functions are updated consistently across the test suite.
86-89: Resetting mocks in beforeEach is fine
Clearing all mocks in vi.clearAllMocks() ensures each test starts with a clean state. This helps avoid unpredictable test behaviors.
115-115: User flow coverage
The click event triggered by manageBtn is tested. Confirm the correct subsequent UI or route changes (if any) are also tested for full coverage.
131-131: Mock usage for window.location
Validates that the redirection logic triggers as expected. Continue verifying that no leftover references to older mock setups remain in other test files.
139-139: Edge case: null image
Testing the rendering with a null image is helpful. Ensure other possible missing props or default values are also tested to avoid untested branches.
153-153: Click events testing
Ensure that after clicking manageBtn in the test, the relevant UI changes are fully validated (e.g., new screen or modal). This provides a holistic check on user flow.
Also applies to: 163-164
src/screens/OrganizationEvents/OrganizationEvents.spec.tsx (4)
25-25: Migration to Vitest
The shift to Vitest is noticeable. Confirm that all Jest-specific lifecycle hooks and mocks have been replaced or removed to avoid future confusion.
33-49: Window location mocks
These lines mock window.location. Ensure no references to the original, unmocked location remain in other parts of the test suite, preventing inconsistent test states.
71-76: DateTimePicker mock
Mocking @mui/x-date-pickers/DateTimePicker with vi.mock is consistent with Vitest usage. Confirm that any upstream calls expecting the original DateTimePicker do not break.
99-99: Global alert assigned to mock
This helps ensure no undesired alerts pop up during tests. Be sure to restore or re-mock correctly if other tests rely on a real alert.
src/components/UserPortal/CreateGroupChat/CreateGroupChat.spec.tsx (7)
21-21: New import inclusion
CreateGroupChat import addition aligns with your usage. Always check if any type definitions or existing references need updating after adding a new import.
5581-5596: matchMedia and scrollIntoView mocks
These mocks ensure a stable testing environment across varying display or layout conditions. Keep them updated if you add or remove any associated UI conditions.
5690-5744: User search submission flow
Navigating to the user search screen and submitting is tested. Ensure any search result or filter feedback also appears in the test to guarantee UI consistency.
5781-5820: Modal toggle correctness
The test checks opening and closing behavior. If additional side effects occur (cleanup or rerendering), confirm they’re properly tested to avoid regressions.
5821-5858: Null/empty file lists
The test ensures the code gracefully handles null or empty file uploads. This is good defensive testing. Also consider testing for large or corrupted files if relevant.
5859-5900: Empty user search submission
Testing empty searches is good. Confirm that the “no results found” or any skeleton loader states are covered to ensure a smooth user experience.
6152-6327: Additional comprehensive tests
These extended tests cover invalid files, loading states, empty user search results, form validation, and editing images. Overall coverage is excellent. Continue refining to cover any new edge cases that arise.
src/style/app.module.css (3)
4138-4143: LGTM! Well-structured image styling.
The table image styling is properly defined with explicit dimensions and border-radius.
4145-4150: LGTM! Clean layout structure.
The status group layout is well-organized using flexbox with appropriate spacing.
4178-4185: LGTM! Proper table styling.
The table header and row styling follows good practices with appropriate font weight and border handling.
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4122-4183: Align color usage with system variables.To maintain consistency and support the migration away from the green theme, replace hardcoded colors with system variables.
Apply these changes throughout the component styles:
- color: var(--dropdown-hover); + color: var(--bs-primary); - color: var(--status-pending-color); + color: var(--bs-warning); - color: var(--bs-gray-400); + color: var(--bs-secondary);
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4124-4134: LGTM! Modal structure follows best practices.
The modal layout classes provide a clean and organized structure with appropriate spacing.
4136-4141: LGTM! Image styling follows avatar design patterns.
The circular image styling with fixed dimensions is appropriate for avatar display.
4164-4183: LGTM! Table styling is clean and consistent.
The table styling follows standard practices with appropriate border handling and typography.
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4135-4140: Use CSS variables for consistent image dimensions.The
tableImageclass uses hardcoded values for dimensions. For better maintainability and consistency, use CSS variables..tableImage { - width: 40px; - height: 40px; + width: var(--table-image-small-size); + height: var(--table-image-small-size); border-radius: 50%; margin-right: 8px; }
4142-4171: Enhance status indicators for better accessibility.The status indicators are using icons which is good for accessibility. However, we can further improve it:
- Add ARIA labels for screen readers
- Use consistent spacing variables
.statusGroup { display: flex; - gap: 1rem; + gap: var(--spacing-md, 1rem); margin: 0 auto; margin-bottom: 0.5rem; } .acceptedStatus { color: var(--bs-primary); -webkit-text-fill-color: var(--bs-primary); + /* Add ARIA label */ + &::before { + content: '✓'; + margin-right: var(--spacing-sm, 0.25rem); + aria-label: "Accepted"; + } } .pendingStatus { color: var(--status-pending-text); -webkit-text-fill-color: var(--status-pending-text); + /* Add ARIA label */ + &::before { + content: '⏳'; + margin-right: var(--spacing-sm, 0.25rem); + aria-label: "Pending"; + } }
4177-4183: Use semantic color variables for text colors.The
groupsLabelclass uses a hardcodedgreycolor. Use semantic color variables for better maintainability and consistency..groupsLabel { font-weight: lighter; margin-left: 0.5rem; margin-bottom: 0; font-size: 0.8rem; - color: grey; + color: var(--bs-gray-600); }
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4123-4129: LGTM! Well-structured modal classes.
The modal classes are well organized and follow good CSS practices:
- Clear semantic class names
- Proper spacing and structure
- Reusable components
4189-4192: LGTM! Clean table row styling.
The table row styling is clean and follows good practices:
- Removes border only from last child
- Uses proper selectors
4164-4165: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Use semantic color variables for status indicators.
The pendingStatus class is using a direct reference to var(--status-pending-color) which isn't defined in the color variables section. For better maintainability and consistency, define and use semantic color variables.
Add this to the color variables section:
:root {
/* Status Colors */
+ --status-pending-color: var(--bs-gray-600);
+ --status-pending-text: var(--bs-gray-600);
+ --status-pending-bg: var(--bs-gray-200);
+ --status-pending-border: var(--bs-gray-400);
}Then update the usage:
.pendingStatus {
- color: var(--status-pending-color);
- -webkit-text-fill-color: var(--status-pending-color);
+ color: var(--status-pending-text);
+ -webkit-text-fill-color: var(--status-pending-text);
}Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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4135-4140: Consider using CSS variables for image dimensions.The fixed dimensions could be made more maintainable by using CSS variables, especially since there are other similar image styles in the codebase.
.tableImage { - width: 40px; - height: 40px; + width: var(--table-image-small-size); + height: var(--table-image-small-size); border-radius: 50%; margin-right: 8px; }
4173-4183: Consider using a specific font-weight value.Instead of using the relative term "lighter", consider using a specific numerical value for better consistency across browsers.
.groupsLabel { - font-weight: lighter; + font-weight: 300; margin-left: 0.5rem; margin-bottom: 0; font-size: 0.8rem; color: var(--bs-secondary); }
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4123-4133: LGTM: Modal layout styles are well-structured.
The modal layout styles provide appropriate spacing and organization.
4142-4171: Great accessibility implementation for status indicators!
The status indicators follow best practices for accessibility:
- Uses icons (✓ and ⏳) in addition to colors
- Leverages Bootstrap color variables for consistency
- Provides clear visual distinction between states
This implementation aligns well with the PR's objective of improving UI/UX for colorblind users.
4185-4192: LGTM: Table styles are clean and effective.
The table styles provide good visual structure with appropriate font weights and border handling.
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src/components/OrgSettings/AgendaItemCategories/AgendaCategoryUpdateModal.tsx (1)
52-52: Check consistency of modal class naming.Using
campaignModalin multiple contexts may reduce clarity. If you plan to reusecampaignModalin non-campaign modals, consider a more general name to accurately describe its styling intent.src/components/OrgSettings/AgendaItemCategories/AgendaCategoryPreviewModal.tsx (1)
55-57: Title class name updated to maintain brand consistency.Ensure this updated class (
titlemodalOrganizationEvents) is clearly documented so other developers know to use it for organizational event headers, preventing CSS fragmentation.src/components/OrgSettings/AgendaItemCategories/AgendaCategoryDeleteModal.tsx (1)
38-38: Review “campaignModal” usage in a delete context.Applying
campaignModalto the deletion flow might cause confusion for future maintainers. Consider a more neutral, descriptive class name that conveys its purpose (e.g.,deleteModal).docs/README.md (1)
49-50: Maintain consistent command formatting.For better readability and adherence to Markdown best practices, consider removing the
$prefix from commands or showing their output.-$ git clone https://github.com/PalisadoesFoundation/talawa-admin.git -$ cd talawa-admin +git clone https://github.com/PalisadoesFoundation/talawa-admin.git +cd talawa-admin🧰 Tools
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src/components/OrgSettings/AgendaItemCategories/OrganizationAgendaCategory.tsx (2)
128-128: Improved UX with transparent background on error messages.
Usingbg-transparentensures the error container blends with the surrounding UI while drawing focus on the error text.
144-146: Reduced className complexity.
A simpler container setup can make the styling more maintainable and more aligned with your global CSS approach.src/components/OrgSettings/AgendaItemCategories/OrganizationAgendaCategory.spec.tsx (1)
91-105: Verifying loading state
The new test confirms a spinner is rendered when no data is provided. This coverage is beneficial.You might also consider verifying the spinner disappears once the data loads, to ensure complete coverage of the loading lifecycle.
src/components/TagActions/TagNode.tsx (1)
130-130: Enhance accessibility by connecting checkbox and label.
Using unique IDs (checkbox-${tag._id}) is good practice. However, consider adding an explicit<label>linked to the checkbox viahtmlFor="checkbox-${tag._id}"to improve accessibility for screen readers.<input ... id={`checkbox-${tag._id}`} aria-label={t('selectTag')} /> +<label htmlFor={`checkbox-${tag._id}`} className="sr-only"> + {t('selectTag')} +</label>
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src/components/OrgSettings/AgendaItemCategories/AgendaCategoryUpdateModal.tsx (2)
5-5: Consolidated stylesheet import looks good.
Switching from a local CSS module to style/app.module.css is a step towards consistent styling across components. Ensure that any removed or renamed CSS classes are updated accordingly in the new global styles.
57-59: Verify color accessibility for the modal title.
Replacing titlemodal with titlemodalOrganizationEvents suggests a new design or color scheme. Please confirm that this styling meets color-contrast guidelines for accessibility, especially for colorblind users.
src/components/OrgSettings/AgendaItemCategories/AgendaCategoryPreviewModal.tsx (2)
4-4: Global CSS import helps maintain uniform styles.
This change streamlines styling by centralizing CSS into app.module.css. Confirm that all references to the deprecated local stylesheet have been removed to avoid confusion.
50-50: Confirm appropriate modal styling for the preview modal.
While campaignModal is reused, verify that the layout, padding, and colors remain appropriate for a "preview" context. Standardizing classes is beneficial, but some modals may require specialized styling.
src/components/OrgSettings/AgendaItemCategories/AgendaCategoryCreateModal.tsx (3)
4-4: Global styles import aligns with the refactoring goal.
No issues spotted. Centralizing styles paves the way for consistent theming and maintainability.
50-50: Use “mt-5” carefully depending on the modal’s overall spacing needs.
Adding a top margin of 5 might not be universally suitable. Confirm that this spacing is appropriate for all views or consider using a more context-specific spacing class.
55-57: Title class name updated for organizational events.
Validate that the color, font size, and overall design remain consistent with other event-related modals. In large projects, consistent naming and styling are key to user familiarity.
src/components/OrgSettings/AgendaItemCategories/AgendaCategoryDeleteModal.tsx (1)
3-3: Switch to global stylesheet ensures maintainability.
This change contributes to a uniform styling approach across all modals. Good move.
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135-139: LGTM! Appropriate additions to sensitive files list.
The additional files (.nojekyll, yarn.lock, docs/docusaurus.config.ts, docs/sidebar*, CNAME) are correctly added to the sensitive files list. These files are critical for the documentation website's configuration and should be protected from unauthorized changes.
src/GraphQl/Queries/AgendaCategoryQueries.ts (1)
11-18: Good addition of the $where parameter for more flexible queries.
This change enables more dynamic filtering, which can be beneficial if you want to filter by partial matches of category names or additional fields in the future.
src/components/OrgSettings/AgendaItemCategories/OrganizationAgendaCategoryErrorMocks.ts (2)
9-14: Consistent usage of the where clause in mocks.
Ensuring your mocks include the where parameter will help validate how the application handles empty search inputs in error scenarios.
24-29: Align updated variables in error mock with the new query signature.
Adding where to the error mock is a good practice to ensure that error states for partial or empty search terms are also covered.
src/components/OrgSettings/AgendaItemCategories/OrganizationAgendaCategoryMocks.ts (3)
9-14: Appropriate usage of where for empty search strings.
Testing scenarios with name_contains: '' ensures the application behavior is validated even when users don’t provide a search term.
16-31: Comprehensive mock response for empty search handling.
Returning a non-empty list verifies that the search function doesn't improperly filter out all categories when no search term is provided.
33-41: Meaningful mock for targeted searches.
Using name_contains: 'Category' tests partial matches for more realistic user input. This is a solid approach to confirm the search feature works.
src/components/OrgSettings/AgendaItemCategories/OrganizationAgendaCategory.tsx (8)
4-4: Importing Form from react-bootstrap.
This adds consistency and leverages Bootstrap’s built-in styling for forms—a good approach for cohesive UI.
6-6: Adding external icons from MUI.
Using well-known libraries like Material UI icons helps maintain consistency and provides a familiar UX.
16-16: Global styles import.
Refactoring CSS into app.module.css aligns with the objective to centralize styling and maintain consistency across the application.
37-37: Use of an additional translation hook.
Renaming or destructuring the translation hook as tCommon is a clear approach to separate common translations from domain-specific ones.
41-42: Adding searchTerm and searchValue states.
Splitting the user’s typed input (searchValue) from the value used to query (searchTerm) is a clean way to manage intermediate input changes.
63-68: Applying the where parameter in the query.
This implementation nicely leverages the newly introduced GraphQL variable to filter agenda categories in real-time based on user input.
147-173: Search input event handling.
You handle both Enter and Backspace events efficiently, ensuring users can update or clear the search seamlessly.
180-180: Renamed class for the add button.
A descriptive class name (addButton) is easier to find in the CSS and fosters better maintainability.
src/components/OrgSettings/AgendaItemCategories/OrganizationAgendaCategory.spec.tsx (10)
8-8: Good use of fireEvent
Importing fireEvent helps simulate keyboard events cleanly in your tests. This integration looks good.
17-17: Appropriate mock usage with Vitest
Importing vi from Vitest is consistent with the existing mocking strategy.
25-28: Sensible error mock grouping
Importing the error-focused mocks in a dedicated file keeps test data organized and maintainable.
38-41: Mocking react-router-dom
This ensures the useParams hook returns a stable test value for orgId. No issues here.
56-56: StaticMockLink for error mutation
Creating link3 for error simulation is a clean way to separate success vs. error scenarios.
208-250: Error-handling test
This test effectively checks toast notifications upon an error scenario. This is a solid way to confirm user feedback.
251-272: Search field input test
Good job verifying that users can type into the search field and that its value is updated.
273-298: Enter key triggers search
Firing the 'Enter' key press simulates real-world usage. Using fireEvent.keyUp is appropriate in this context.
299-322: Search button triggers search
This test ensures the click event fires the expected behavior. It’s consistent with the Enter key test above.
323-343: Clearing input with backspace
Verifying the backspace properly clears the user’s input is excellent for usability testing.
src/components/TagActions/TagNodeMocks.ts (2)
3-62: Good use of comprehensive mock data for successful query scenarios.
This mock data correctly models multi-page child tags (e.g., subTag1, subTag2, and subTag11) with hasNextPage and endCursor, helping ensure thorough testing of paginated responses.
64-75: Well-structured error mock.
Mocking an explicit error scenario for USER_TAG_SUB_TAGS enriches test coverage by validating the component’s handling of faulty GraphQL responses.
src/components/TagActions/TagNode.spec.tsx (4)
1-63: Sufficient unit tests for basic rendering and check toggling.
These tests effectively confirm that the parent tag renders with its name and toggles selection upon clicking the checkbox. No issues found.
64-136: Coverage for subtag expansion and error handling looks solid.
The test suite thoroughly verifies fetch operations for subtags and properly covers error scenarios.
137-230: Pagination tests ensure correct load-more functionality.
Validating subsequent pages with subTag 11 is a good approach. The scroll event test is clearly replicating real usage.
231-266: Clear structure validation tests.
These final checks confirm that mocks are well-formed, including queries, variables, and error messages. Great for preventing future regressions or mismatched data shapes.
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src/screens/EventVolunteers/Volunteers/VolunteerViewModal.tsx (2)
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107-139: Enhance status indicators for better accessibility.While the status indicators are improved, consider these additional accessibility enhancements:
- Add aria-labels to status indicators
- Ensure status colors meet WCAG contrast requirements
<TextField label={t('status')} fullWidth value={hasAccepted ? t('accepted') : tCommon('pending')} + aria-label={`Volunteer status: ${hasAccepted ? t('accepted') : tCommon('pending')}`} InputProps={{ startAdornment: ( <> {hasAccepted ? ( - <TaskAlt color="success" className={styles.statusIcon} /> + <TaskAlt + color="success" + className={styles.statusIcon} + aria-hidden="true" + /> ) : ( - <HistoryToggleOff - color="warning" - className={styles.statusIcon} - /> + <HistoryToggleOff + color="warning" + className={styles.statusIcon} + aria-hidden="true" + /> )} </> ), className: hasAccepted ? styles.acceptedStatus : styles.pendingStatus, }} disabled />
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142-189: Enhance table accessibility.Consider adding these accessibility improvements to the groups table:
<TableHead> <TableRow> - <TableCell className={styles.tableHeader}> + <TableCell className={styles.tableHeader} scope="col"> Sr. No. </TableCell> - <TableCell className={styles.tableHeader}> + <TableCell className={styles.tableHeader} scope="col"> Group Name </TableCell> - <TableCell className={styles.tableHeader} align="center"> + <TableCell className={styles.tableHeader} scope="col" align="center"> No. of Members </TableCell> </TableRow> </TableHead>src/style/app.module.css (1)
4123-4192: Enhance color contrast and semantic variables.The CSS implementation could be improved for better accessibility:
.acceptedStatus { - color: var(--bs-primary); - -webkit-text-fill-color: var(--bs-primary); + color: var(--status-accepted-color, var(--bs-primary)); + -webkit-text-fill-color: var(--status-accepted-color, var(--bs-primary)); } .pendingStatus { - color: var(--bs-warning); - -webkit-text-fill-color: var(--bs-warning); + color: var(--status-pending-color, var(--bs-warning)); + -webkit-text-fill-color: var(--status-pending-color, var(--bs-warning)); }Consider adding these CSS variables to the
:rootsection::root { --status-accepted-color: #0056b3; /* Higher contrast blue */ --status-pending-color: #664d03; /* Higher contrast yellow */ }
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src/screens/EventVolunteers/Volunteers/VolunteerViewModal.tsx (2)
55-67: LGTM! Modal structure and styling improvements.
The modal structure has been improved with semantic class names and better organization.
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The volunteer information section has been improved with better accessibility features and semantic structure.
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Pull Request Title
Refactor CSS in
src/screens/EventVolunteers/Volunteers/VolunteerViewModal.tsx(#2893)What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Refactoring
Issue Number
Fixes #2893
Did you add tests for your changes?
No. (Refactoring does not require new tests as functionality remains unchanged.)
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Summary
This PR addresses issue #2893, which involves refactoring the CSS within the
src/screens/EventVolunteers/Volunteers/VolunteerViewModal.tsxfile.Motivation for the change:
src/style/app.module.css).Tasks completed:
VolunteerViewModal.tsxto the global CSS file (src/style/app.module.css).VolunteerViewModal.tsx.Reference
Foundational work for this change was initiated in PR #2466 (Chore/css changes).
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No.
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src/style/app.module.css.Have you read the contributing guide?
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