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- Added new icon components for Bsky, Telegram, and X in the ~icons~ module. - Updated the ~Header~ component to accept a ~selected~ prop for dynamic styling. - Introduced a new ~BottomSheet~ component for improved UI interaction. - Enhanced the ~Top~ component with new layout and styling. - Updated the ~RootLayout~ to include scroll position tracking and dynamic ~BottomSheet~ display.
WalkthroughThis update encompasses numerous modifications spanning configuration files, build scripts, UI components, and routing. The Rust workspace’s edition and dependency definitions have been updated, and subproject references are revised. Several CSS files now include new theme variables and typography settings, while assets like app icons are removed. The build process has been cleaned up with active Tailwind CSS generation. On the application side, multiple new UI components have been introduced, and some obsolete ones removed. Additionally, scrolling behavior in the layout has been enhanced, and many route definitions and module visibilities have been updated. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Browser
participant RootLayout
participant ScrollHandler
participant Header
participant BottomSheet
User->>Browser: Scroll action
Browser->>RootLayout: Emit scroll event
RootLayout->>ScrollHandler: Update scroll_position
ScrollHandler-->>RootLayout: Compute selected section
RootLayout->>Header: Update header with selected section
alt Further section available
RootLayout->>BottomSheet: Render BottomSheet for smooth scroll
end
sequenceDiagram
participant Mouse as User
participant BottomSheet
participant SVG
Mouse->>BottomSheet: Hover over clickable area
BottomSheet->>BottomSheet: Set hover state to true
BottomSheet->>SVG: Apply updated fill and stroke
Mouse->>BottomSheet: Mouse leaves area
BottomSheet->>BottomSheet: Reset hover state to false
BottomSheet->>SVG: Revert fill and stroke properties
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packages/main-ui/src/components/icons/logos/telegram.rs (1)
1-35: Well-structured SVG icon componentThe Telegram icon component is well-implemented using Dioxus's component model. The SVG structure is clean and properly defined.
Consider adding accessibility attributes to make the icon more screen-reader friendly:
svg { + aria_label: "Telegram logo", + role: "img", fill: "none", height: "29", view_box: "0 0 29 29", width: "29", xmlns: "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg",packages/main-ui/src/components/icons/logos/x.rs (1)
1-21: Well-structured X (Twitter) icon componentThe X icon component follows the correct Dioxus component pattern and properly renders the logo.
Consider adding accessibility attributes to improve screen reader support:
svg { + aria_label: "X logo", + role: "img", fill: "none", height: "29", view_box: "0 0 29 29", width: "29", xmlns: "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg",packages/main-ui/src/components/icons/bsky.rs (2)
7-8: Remove unnecessary blank lineThere's an extra blank line after the opening of the div element that should be removed for consistency with other icon components.
rsx! { div {..attributes, - svg {
1-34: Consider organizing Bsky with other logosThe Bsky component is defined directly in the icons directory while other social media logos (Telegram, X) are in a
logossubdirectory.Consider moving this file to
packages/main-ui/src/components/icons/logos/bsky.rsfor better organization and consistency with other logo components.Additionally, add accessibility attributes to improve screen reader support:
svg { + aria_label: "BlueSky logo", + role: "img", fill: "none", height: "29", view_box: "0 0 29 29", width: "29", xmlns: "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg",packages/main-ui/src/route.rs (1)
13-14: Consider adding explanatory comment for commented-out routesYou've commented out several routes including the PoliticianStatusPage, Topics, and Patrons sections. Since this is a significant change to the application's navigation, it would be helpful to add a comment explaining why these routes are currently disabled and whether they'll be reintroduced later.
packages/main-ui/public/input.css (1)
5-12: Good start on theme variablesAdding theme variables is a good practice for maintaining consistent styling. The dark theme with gold/yellow accents looks appropriate for the landing page.
Consider expanding the theme with additional variables for:
- More granular color variations (e.g., primary-light, primary-dark)
- Additional spacing scales rather than a single value
- Typography variables (font sizes, weights, line heights)
- Border radiuses and shadows
This would make the theme more comprehensive and flexible for future UI development.
packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/politician_stance.rs (1)
1-32: Component structure looks good, but the translations need improvement.The component follows the Dioxus framework conventions and properly handles i18n. However, the Korean and English translations for the title are identical, which doesn't provide proper localization for Korean users.
Consider updating the Korean translation to provide a proper localized title rather than using the English term "PoliticianStance":
title: { - ko: "PoliticianStance", + ko: "정치인 입장", en: "PoliticianStance", },packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/support.rs (1)
1-32: Component structure looks good, but the translations need improvement.The component follows the Dioxus framework conventions and properly handles i18n. However, the Korean and English translations for the title are identical, which doesn't provide proper localization for Korean users.
Consider updating the Korean translation to provide a proper localized title rather than using the English term "Support":
title: { - ko: "Support", + ko: "지원", en: "Support", },packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/community.rs (1)
1-32: Component structure looks good, but the translations need improvement.The component follows the Dioxus framework conventions and properly handles i18n. However, the Korean and English translations for the title are identical, which doesn't provide proper localization for Korean users.
Consider updating the Korean translation to provide a proper localized title rather than using the English term "Community":
title: { - ko: "Community", + ko: "커뮤니티", en: "Community", },packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/mod.rs (1)
1-16: Module organization is clean, but consider using a more explicit approach for exports.The module organization is clean, using submodules for each component. However, using wildcard imports (
*) can make it harder to track which components are actually being exported and could lead to unintended exports if a component file exports additional items in the future.Consider explicitly naming the components you want to export:
mod about; mod bottom_sheet; mod community; mod header; mod politician_stance; mod support; mod top; - pub use about::*; - pub use bottom_sheet::*; - pub use community::*; - pub use header::*; - pub use politician_stance::*; - pub use support::*; - pub use top::*; + pub use about::About; + pub use bottom_sheet::BottomSheet; + pub use community::Community; + pub use header::Header; + pub use politician_stance::PoliticianStance; + pub use support::Support; + pub use top::Top;packages/main-ui/src/pages/page.rs (1)
4-4: Consider using explicit imports instead of wildcardUsing wildcard imports (
*) makes it less clear which components are actually being used in the file and can potentially lead to name conflicts.-use super::components::*; +use super::components::{Top, About, PoliticianStance, Community, Support};packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/header.rs (2)
15-40: Consider a DRY approach to building the menu links.
Reuse a small helper or data array to define each link’s href, label, and selected-state styling, to reduce repetitive code blocks and ensure better maintainability.- nav { class: "grow flex flex-row gap-[10px] text-secondary font-bold text-[15px]", - a { - class: "p-10 hover:text-white", - href: "#about", - color: if selected == 1 { "var(--color-primary)" }, - {tr.menu_about} - } - ... - } + let links = [ + (tr.menu_about, "#about", 1), + (tr.menu_stance, "#politician-stance", 2), + (tr.menu_community, "#community", 3), + (tr.menu_support, "#support", 4), + ]; + nav { class: "grow flex flex-row gap-[10px] text-secondary font-bold text-[15px]", + links.iter().map(|(label, href, idx)| rsx! { + a { + class: "p-10 hover:text-white", + href: "{href}", + color: if selected == *idx { "var(--color-primary)" } else { "inherit" }, + "{label}" + } + }) + }
56-93: Remove or utilize the unused 'reward' translation key.
Therewardkey is defined in the translation but not referenced in the component. Consider removing it or adding corresponding UI elements if needed.- reward: { - ko: "나의 보상", - en: "My Rewards", - }packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/bottom_sheet.rs (1)
15-25: Improve accessibility with ARIA attributes.
The clickable SVG lacks a label, potentially impacting screen readers. Add anaria-labelor similar attribute to improve accessibility.div { class: "w-full fixed bottom-0 left-0 flex flex-row items-center justify-center py-30 cursor-pointer z-11", svg { + aria-label: "Bottom sheet toggle", ... } }packages/main-ui/src/pages/layout.rs (1)
14-48: Consider a more scalable approach for scroll-based section detection.
Storing thresholds in an array or mapping positions to indices could simplify future updates and logic expansions.packages/main-ui/src/pages/mod.rs (2)
1-12: Consider removing commented code instead of commenting it out.Many modules have been commented out rather than deleted. While this approach may be useful during transitional phases, it can lead to code clutter over time. Consider removing these commented lines if they're no longer needed, or add comments explaining why they're being kept.
20-25: Document the restructuring rationale.The codebase appears to be undergoing significant restructuring. Consider adding documentation explaining the overall architecture changes and the reasoning behind them, which would help future developers understand the design decisions.
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deps/rust-sdk (1)
1-1: Subproject Commit Reference UpdatedThe commit reference has been updated to
a1f3417846eb8ef842e25d129f79d424fc2da4f6. Please ensure that the changes included in this commit are fully compatible with the landing page implementation and that any dependent functionality in the Rust SDK is properly verified.packages/main-ui/src/components/mod.rs (1)
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Footer module is correctly integrated
The verification confirms that the file
packages/main-ui/src/components/footer/mod.rsexists and includes the expected implementation for theFootercomponent. The addition aligns with the landing page update, and the earlier removal of the logo module appears intentional.
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Everything looks good.
packages/main-ui/public/main.css (2)
7-9: LGTM - Good browser compatibility approach.The added CSS properties for hiding scrollbars across different browsers (IE/Edge, Firefox) and adding smooth scrolling create a consistent user experience.
12-14: LGTM - Completes the scrollbar hiding approach.This WebKit-specific rule complements the other browser-specific rules to ensure scrollbars are hidden across all major browsers.
packages/main-ui/src/components/icons/x.rs (1)
1-21: LGTM - Well-structured icon component.The X icon component is properly implemented as a Dioxus component. It correctly accepts customizable attributes and renders an SVG with appropriate dimensions and path data.
packages/main-ui/src/main.rs (5)
28-28: LGTM - CSS inclusion.Including the input.css content for use with Tailwind is a good approach for managing styles.
45-61: LGTM - Improved favicon support.The addition of multiple favicon formats and sizes improves cross-browser and cross-device compatibility, which is a good practice for web applications.
70-71: LGTM - Updated Tailwind integration.The new Tailwind script source and the addition of the style element properly set up Tailwind CSS for the application.
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Verify the impact of commented service initializations.
These service initializations have been commented out, which might cause the application to behave unexpectedly if other components depend on these services being initialized.
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Ensure Service Dependencies Are Explicitly Managed
- Theme & PopupService: The search confirms that both
Theme::init()andPopupService::init()only appear as commented lines inpackages/main-ui/src/main.rsand are not initialized elsewhere in the codebase. This raises concerns if other components depend on these services.- UserService: While
UserService::init()is also commented out inmain.rs, a debug log referencing it appears inpackages/main-ui/src/services/user_service.rs. Please verify if this debug output indicates that the service is effectively initialized elsewhere or if an explicit initialization call is still required.Please review and confirm that the commented-out initializations are intentional and that all dependent components function correctly without these explicit service calls.
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Verify the impact of commented service imports.
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Review Verification: Confirming Intentional Removal of Service Initialization in main.rs
After searching the codebase, I found the following:
- Theme: Although references to
Themeexist inpackages/main-ui/src/theme.rs, the commented call toTheme::init()inpackages/main-ui/src/main.rsdoes not appear elsewhere. This suggests that explicit initialization here is no longer required.- UserService: The code in
packages/main-ui/src/services/user_service.rsactively usesUserServicemethods. The commentedUserService::init()in main is not interfering with these calls, indicating that its initialization is likely handled internally or deemed unnecessary in the main entry point.- PopupService: Aside from the commented
PopupService::init()inpackages/main-ui/src/main.rs, there are no active usages found. Its removal appears safe.Please confirm that these changes are intentional and that alternative initialization (if needed) is managed elsewhere in the application.
packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/about.rs (1)
1-22: LGTM - Well-structured component.The About component follows Dioxus best practices with proper handling of language, attributes, and children elements.
packages/main-ui/src/components/icons/logos/bsky.rs (1)
5-34: Well-structured SVG component implementationThe Bsky logo component follows Dioxus best practices with proper props definition using the
#[props(extends = GlobalAttributes)]pattern, allowing for flexible customization. The SVG structure is clean with appropriate dimensions, viewBox, and clipping path definition.Cargo.toml (1)
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Rust edition 2024 is not yet officially released as of early 2024. This might cause compatibility issues with build tools and dependencies.
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Is Rust edition 2024 available for stable Rust yet?💡 Result:
Yes, the Rust 2024 Edition became available on the stable channel with the release of Rust 1.85.0 on February 20, 2025 [2][5][7]. This marks the fourth edition of Rust, following the 2015, 2018, and 2021 editions, and introduces several language, tooling, and ecosystem improvements while maintaining backward compatibility.
Key Details
- Release Timeline
- Entered beta testing on January 9, 2025 [4]
- Stabilized and shipped with Rust 1.85.0 on February 20, 2025 [5][7]
- Major Features
- Async closures (
async || {}) for simplified asynchronous programming [2][7]- Improved lifetime capture rules for
impl Traitand RPIT (return-position impl Trait) [1][7]- Temporary scope adjustments for
if letand tail expressions [1][7]- Reserved keywords (e.g.,
gen) for future language features [1][5]- Diagnostic control via
#[diagnostic::do_not_recommend]to suppress misleading compiler suggestions [2][5]- Migration
- Automated via
cargo fix --edition[3][6]- Requires setting
edition = "2024"inCargo.toml[3][7]- Allows incremental adoption with compatibility lints [6]
Ecosystem Impact
- Cargo now considers
rust-versionduring dependency resolution [5][7].- Rustfmt introduces "style editions" for independent formatting rules [5][7].
- The standard library adds
Future/IntoFutureto the prelude and supportsFromIterator/Extendfor tuples [5][7].For projects upgrading, the Rust team recommends testing on nightly/beta first and addressing warnings incrementally [6]. While most changes are automated, some manual adjustments (e.g., macro expansions) may be needed [6][7].
Citations:
- 1: https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-project-goals/2024h2/Rust-2024-Edition.html
- 2: https://weeklyrust.substack.com/p/rust-2024-edition-reaches-stability
- 3: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2025/01/22/rust-2024-beta.html
- 4: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2024/11/27/Rust-2024-public-testing.html
- 5: https://www.developer-tech.com/news/rust-1-85-0-released-2024-edition-stabilised/
- 6: https://codeandbitters.com/rust-2024-upgrade/
- 7: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2025/02/20/Rust-1.85.0.html
- 8: rust-lang/rust-playground#1126
- 9: https://hackmd.io/@klAMrLz3QN-4luTZek9cWA/H175lzyea
- 10: https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/rename-edition-2024-to-edition-2025/21266
- 11: https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/edition-guide/rust-2024/
Validated: Rust 2024 Edition is stable
The Rust 2024 Edition is now officially available on the stable channel (Rust 1.85.0, released on February 20, 2025). Specifying
edition = "2024"in yourCargo.tomlis correct and should not cause any compatibility issues.packages/main-ui/src/components/icons/mod.rs (1)
23-25: LGTM: Clean extension of icon component modulesThe addition of new icon modules (bsky, telegram, x) and their public exports follows the established pattern of the file, maintaining consistency with the existing structure.
Also applies to: 28-28, 43-43, 46-46
packages/main-ui/src/pages/page.rs (1)
11-16: Streamlined page structure with new landing page componentsThe new HomePage implementation uses a clean, vertical flex layout with distinct section components that create a better landing page experience.
packages/main-ui/src/pages/layout.rs (1)
71-72: Confirm that the layout incorporates the new header design.
Ensure that all updated header props, including changed translation keys or styling, are correctly applied and tested.packages/main-ui/Makefile (2)
30-30: Improved build process by adding clean step.Adding the
cleantarget as a prerequisite ensures that previous build artifacts are removed before building, preventing potential issues with stale files. This is a good practice for maintaining consistent build outputs.
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tailwindcssbinary is installed and accessible in the environment.- Running
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packages/main-ui/src/pages/mod.rs (1)
2-2: Added new components module.The addition of the
componentsmodule indicates a good step toward better code organization. This likely contains UI components used across multiple pages.
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Duplicate Telegram component
This Telegram component is identical to the one in packages/main-ui/src/components/icons/logos/telegram.rs, which creates potential maintenance issues.
Having the same component in two different locations can cause confusion and maintenance problems. Consider:
- Keeping only one implementation (preferably in the
logosdirectory for consistency) - If both are needed, refactor to have one implementation that's imported by the other
# Option 1: Remove this file and use only the one in logos/
# Option 2: If both locations are needed for backward compatibility
#![allow(non_snake_case)]
use dioxus::prelude::*;
- // Current implementation
+ // Re-export from logos
+ pub use super::logos::telegram::Telegram;Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
| // #[nest("/topics")] | ||
| // #[route("/")] | ||
| // TopicsPage { lang: Language }, | ||
| // #[route("/new?:step&:legislation_id")] | ||
| // NewTopicPage { lang: Language, step: NewTopicStep, legislation_id: QueryParam<String> }, | ||
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| // TopicsByIdPage { id: String, lang: Language }, | ||
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Multiple route sections have been commented out rather than deleted. While this approach helps preserve the code for future use, ensure that there are no references to these routes elsewhere in the codebase that might cause runtime errors or broken navigation.
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Attention: Inconsistent Route Removal Impacting Navigation
The commented-out routes in packages/main-ui/src/route.rs (lines 16–23 and 25–34) are still being referenced across the codebase—for example, in pages/topics/page.rs and pages/menus.rs. This discrepancy could lead to runtime errors or broken navigation if these route variants are expected at runtime.
- Verify if the routes (e.g.,
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| by-types.workspace = true | ||
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You've changed the wallet-adapter version from "1.0.4-beta" to "=1.0.4-beta", enforcing an exact version match. While this improves build reproducibility, it also means you won't automatically get compatible bugfixes. Consider documenting the reason for this strict version requirement.
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Is Rust edition 2024 officially released?
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Yes, the Rust 2024 Edition was officially released on February 20, 2025, alongside Rust version 1.85.0[7][19]. This marks the fourth major edition of Rust, following the 2015, 2018, and 2021 editions. Key highlights include:
Key Features
- Async closures (
async || {}) for seamless concurrency[3][7][13]. - Improved temporary variable handling in
if letand match expressions[7][15]. - Stricter safety rules for
unsafeblocks and attributes[3][7]. - Enhanced standard library with traits like
FutureandIntoFuturein the prelude[3][7]. - Rustfmt style editions for independent control of formatting rules[3][7].
Migration
- Automated via
cargo fix --edition, though manual adjustments may be needed for semantic changes[7][15]. - Projects can opt in by setting
edition = "2024"inCargo.toml[10][15].
Release Timeline
- Beta channel: January 9, 2025[10].
- Stabilization: February 20, 2025[7][10].
This edition focuses on ergonomic improvements, safety, and tooling enhancements while maintaining backward compatibility[3][5][7]. For full details, see the Edition Guide[19].
Citations:
- 1: https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-project-goals/2024h2/Rust-2024-Edition.html
- 2: https://v5.chriskrycho.com/elsewhere/trpl/
- 3: https://www.developer-tech.com/news/rust-1-85-0-released-2024-edition-stabilised/
- 4: https://rust-lang.github.io/rfcs/3501-edition-2024.html
- 5: https://lang-team.rust-lang.org/roadmaps/roadmap-2024.html
- 6: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2024/11/27/Rust-2024-public-testing.html
- 7: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2025/02/20/Rust-1.85.0.html
- 8: https://blog.rust-lang.org/inside-rust/2024/03/22/2024-edition-update.html
- 9: https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/rename-edition-2024-to-edition-2025/21266
- 10: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2025/01/22/rust-2024-beta.html
- 11: https://blog.jetbrains.com/rust/2024/09/20/how-to-learn-rust/
- 12: https://www.infoworld.com/article/3487254/rust-team-announces-2024-development-goals.html
- 13: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4-jSupvBFs
- 14: https://users.rust-lang.org/t/for-2024-edition-should-it-use-option-for-some-functions/111480
- 15: https://codeandbitters.com/rust-2024-upgrade/
- 16: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rust_(programming_language)
- 17: https://users.rust-lang.org/t/when-will-rust-book-update-the-new-version/108429
- 18: https://forum.devtalk.com/t/announcing-rust-1-85-0-and-rust-2024/188360
- 19: https://doc.rust-lang.org/edition-guide/rust-2024/index.html
- 20: https://travis.media/blog/top-5-rust-books/
Action Required: Document the Rationale for Strict Version Pinning
You've updated the wallet-adapter dependency to use an exact version ("=1.0.4-beta") which guarantees build reproducibility but prevents automatic adoption of compatible bugfixes. Please add an inline comment in packages/main-ui/Cargo.toml explaining why this strict version requirement is necessary.
Additionally, note that Rust edition 2024 is officially released (February 20, 2025) and its usage here is valid.
| font-family: Railway, sans-serif !important; | ||
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The font-family has been changed to "Railway, sans-serif" but the NanumSquare import statement at line 1 is still present. Additionally, there's no visible import for the Railway font. The font name might also be misspelled - did you mean "Raleway" which is a common web font?
- font-family: Railway, sans-serif !important;
+ font-family: Raleway, sans-serif !important;Also consider adding the Raleway font import:
@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Raleway:wght@300;400;500;600;700&display=swap');Action: Resolve Font Import Inconsistencies in main.css
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The Korean translation for "About" is currently identical to the English version. Verify if this is intentional or if it should be translated to Korean.
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When expressing "about" in Korean, the translation depends on the context—whether discussing a topic, conversation, or approximation. Here are the primary methods:
1. Using "~에 대해(서)" for General Topics
This structure is used to indicate "about" or "regarding" a subject. It’s formal and commonly used in writing or formal speech.
- Example:
- 고구마에 대해서 말했어요. ("I talked about sweet potatoes.") [2]
- 한국 역사에 대해 공부했어요. ("I studied about Korean history.") [11]
2. Using "이야기/얘기" (Story/Conversation)
For casual conversations, 이야기 (or its shortened form 얘기) is often used to mean "about." It’s more natural in spoken Korean.
- Example:
- 한국에서 사는 이야기를 했어요. ("We talked about living in Korea.") [1]
- 고구마 먹는 얘기 했어요. ("We talked about eating sweet potatoes.") [2]
3. Using "내용" (Content) with Adjectives
내용 (meaning "content") pairs with adjectives to describe what something is about.
- Example:
- 영화 내용이 뭐예요? ("What is the movie about?") [1]
- 이 책 내용은 어려워요. ("This book’s content is hard" → "This book is about something complex.") [1]
4. Approximation with "정도" or "쯤"
For quantities or time, use 정도 or 쯤 to mean "about" or "approximately."
- Example:
- 10분 정도 걸려요. ("It takes about 10 minutes.") [4]
- 3시 쯤 만나요. ("Let’s meet around 3 o’clock.") [4]
Key Differences
- Formality:
- ~에 대해(서) is formal and textbook-style.
- 이야기/내용 is colloquial and preferred in everyday speech.
- Context:
- Use 이야기 for conversations (e.g., "talking about X").
- Use ~에 대해 for broader topics (e.g., "a book about science").
For instance, saying "우리 고구마 먹는 얘기했어" (casual) vs. "고구마에 대해 논의했어요" (formal) changes tone but not meaning[1][2].
By choosing the right structure based on context and formality, you can accurately convey "about" in Korean.
Citations:
- 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUU_nfBkjOM
- 2: https://www.italki.com/en/post/question-345810
- 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRn2n2_0dFk
- 4: https://explorekorean.net/beginner1-lesson19/
- 5: https://www.90daykorean.com/how-in-korean/
- 6: https://www.onlyou.sg/2023/12/12/4-different-ways-to-say-what-in-korean/
- 7: https://languagedrops.com/blog/100-most-common-korean-phrases-and-words-to-learn
- 8: https://www.busuu.com/en/korean/sentence-structure
- 9: https://www.wordhippo.com/what-is/the/korean-word-for-5780daf6db0b013dbf82807c9f85abba683b0820.html
- 10: http://www.koreanclass101.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2595
- 11: https://www.howtostudykorean.com/unit1/unit-1-lessons-9-16/lesson-13/
- 12: https://hinative.com/questions/1854378
- 13: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92r4Ubruswk
- 14: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UtuL0xyDnM
- 15: http://www.koreanclass101.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2388
- 16: https://www.rollingkorea.com/en/page/vlog-page/r-family/learn-korean-episode-4-how-to-say-you-in-korean/
- 17: https://www.italki.com/en/post/question-359667
- 18: https://hinative.com/questions/2413770
- 19: https://www.memrise.com/en-us/learn-korean/korean-course/phrasebook/65551568470274/how-to-say-to-tell-about-to-talk-about-in-korean
- 20: https://www.tiktok.com/@koreanbong/video/7416343597559090440?lang=en
Action Required: Update Korean Translation for the "About" Page
The current translation keeps both versions as "About." In typical web UI contexts, the "About" page is rendered in Korean as "소개." Please update the code accordingly unless there's a specific reason to retain the English term. Consider modifying the Korean entry in the translation block (located in packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/about.rs, lines 24–31) from "About" to "소개".
| dioxus = { version = "0.6.3", git = "https://github.com/hackartists/dioxus.git" } | ||
| dioxus-web = { version = "0.6.3", git = "https://github.com/hackartists/dioxus.git" } |
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- Consider Using the Official Repository: If possible, switch to the official Dioxus repository to reduce potential maintenance risks.
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| class: "bg-white hover:bg-secondary px-40 py-20 gap-10 flex items-center justify-center text-black font-bold text-base rounded-[10px]", | ||
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Both buttons currently display {tr.btn_learn}. According to the translation keys, the second button should use {tr.btn_join} to match its intended functionality.
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Parameter 'children' is never rendered.
The component takes a children: Element prop but doesn’t use it in rsx!. Embed or remove it to maintain clarity.
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Commenting out these public exports may break existing code that depends on these modules. Ensure that all code that previously used these exported items has been updated to use the new structure.
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Action Required: Update Public API Exports
It appears that the previously public modules are still in use in several parts of the codebase:
- packages/main-ui/src/pages/patrons/_id/login_page.rs
- packages/main-ui/src/pages/mod.rs
- packages/main-api/src/main.rs
Commenting out these re-exports without updating the dependent code will likely lead to breaking changes. Please verify that all references to these modules in the listed files (and any other affected areas) have been updated to the new structure. If these modules are still needed as part of the public API, consider either restoring the exports or providing an alternative and deprecating the old usage correctly.
+ Introduced ~Indicator~ component for displaying indicators. + Added ~MissionCard~ component to showcase mission details. + Updated ~About~ page to include new components. + Enhanced ~RootLayout~ with ~MetaSeoTemplate~ for SEO improvements.
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packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/mission_card.rs (2)
14-14: Consider extracting hardcoded values to CSS variables or constants.The component uses multiple hardcoded values for styling like colors (
bg-[#1A1A1A],text-[#DEE1E6]) and spacing (px-30,py-40). For better maintainability and consistency, consider extracting these to CSS variables or Rust constants.- div { class: "px-30 py-40 bg-[#1A1A1A] w-full h-full flex flex-col items-start justify-between text-[#DEE1E6] rounded-[15px]", + div { class: "px-30 py-40 bg-card w-full h-full flex flex-col items-start justify-between text-card-text rounded-[15px]",
1-24: Add documentation for the component.This component lacks documentation. Consider adding a doc comment to explain its purpose, parameters, and usage examples.
#![allow(non_snake_case)] use dioxus::prelude::*; +/// A card component that displays mission information. +/// +/// # Parameters +/// - `no`: The mission number (e.g., "01.") +/// - `title`: The mission title +/// - `description`: The mission description +/// - `attributes`: Additional HTML attributes to apply to the outer div +/// +/// # Example +/// ``` +/// MissionCard { +/// class: "col-span-1", +/// no: "01.", +/// title: "Mission Title", +/// description: "Mission description goes here", +/// } +/// ``` #[component] pub fn MissionCard( no: String, title: String, description: String, #[props(extends = GlobalAttributes)] attributes: Vec<Attribute>, ) -> Element {packages/main-ui/src/components/indicators/mod.rs (2)
1-12: Add documentation for the Indicator component.The component lacks documentation explaining its purpose and usage. Consider adding a doc comment to improve code maintainability.
#![allow(non_snake_case)] use dioxus::prelude::*; +/// A component that displays a circular indicator followed by content. +/// +/// # Parameters +/// - `children`: The content to display after the indicator +/// +/// # Example +/// ``` +/// Indicator { "Section Title" } +/// ``` #[component] pub fn Indicator(children: Element) -> Element {
8-8: Consider making indicator size configurable.The indicator has hardcoded dimensions (
w-12 h-12). To improve reusability, consider making the size configurable through an optional parameter.#[component] -pub fn Indicator(children: Element) -> Element { +pub fn Indicator( + children: Element, + #[props(default = "12")] size: &'static str, +) -> Element { rsx! { div { class: "flex flex-row items-center gap-5 text-primary font-bold text-sm", - div { class: "w-12 h-12 bg-primary rounded-full" } + div { class: "w-{size} h-{size} bg-primary rounded-full" } {children} } } }packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/mod.rs (1)
10-16: Use wildcard imports selectively.The current approach of using
pub use module::*for all modules makes it difficult to track which components come from which modules. Consider being more explicit about which components you're re-exporting.-pub use about::*; -pub use bottom_sheet::*; -pub use community::*; -pub use header::*; -pub use mission_card::*; -pub use politician_stance::*; -pub use support::*; -pub use top::*; +pub use about::About; +pub use bottom_sheet::BottomSheet; +pub use community::Community; +pub use header::Header; +pub use mission_card::MissionCard; +pub use politician_stance::PoliticianStance; +pub use support::Support; +pub use top::Top;Alternatively, if you need to export multiple items from each module, consider using more specific import syntax:
pub use about::{About, AboutTranslate};packages/main-ui/src/pages/layout.rs (5)
3-3: Verify if PopupZone is still needed.The import for PopupZone is commented out rather than removed. If this component is no longer used, consider removing the commented import for cleaner code.
-// use dioxus_popup::PopupZone;
12-48: Replace magic numbers with named constants.The scroll position threshold calculation uses magic numbers (0.7, 1.7, 2.7, etc.) which makes the code less maintainable and harder to understand. Consider defining these as named constants with descriptive names.
pub fn RootLayout(lang: Language) -> Element { + const SECTION_1_THRESHOLD: f64 = 0.7; + const SECTION_2_THRESHOLD: f64 = 1.7; + const SECTION_3_THRESHOLD: f64 = 2.7; + const SECTION_4_THRESHOLD: f64 = 3.7; + const SECTION_5_THRESHOLD: f64 = 4.1; #[cfg(feature = "web")] let mut scroll_position = use_signal(|| 0.0); let selected = use_memo(move || { // Rest of the code... - let i = if y < height * 0.7 { + let i = if y < height * SECTION_1_THRESHOLD { 0 - } else if y < height * 1.7 { + } else if y < height * SECTION_2_THRESHOLD { 1 - } else if y < height * 2.7 { + } else if y < height * SECTION_3_THRESHOLD { 2 - } else if y < height * 3.7 { + } else if y < height * SECTION_4_THRESHOLD { 3 - } else if y <= height * 4.1 { + } else if y <= height * SECTION_5_THRESHOLD { 4 } else { 5 };
70-79: SEO keywords could be optimized.The current list of keywords is quite long and contains comma-separated phrases. For better SEO, consider using fewer, more targeted keywords.
MetaSeoTemplate { lang, title: "Ratel", - keywords: "ratel, crypto, policy, south korea, ecosystem, politicians, supportive policies, track, crypto stances, vote, legislation, propose, DAO-driven improvements, shape, thriving future, industry, democracy", + keywords: "ratel, crypto policy, ecosystem, blockchain governance, DAO, legislation tracking", author: "Ratel Foundation", url: "https://ratel.foundation", canonical: "https://ratel.foundation", logo_url: asset!("/public/logos/favicon-96x96.png"), }
98-114: Consider adding reduced motion support.The smooth scrolling implementation doesn't respect user preferences for reduced motion, which may cause accessibility issues for users who are sensitive to motion.
let script = format!( - "window.scrollTo({{ top: {next_position}, behavior: 'smooth' }});", + "window.scrollTo({{ top: {next_position}, behavior: window.matchMedia('(prefers-reduced-motion: reduce)').matches ? 'auto' : 'smooth' }});", );
98-114: Hardcoded section count should be a constant.The value 5 is hardcoded in the condition
selected() != 5, which makes the code less maintainable. Consider defining this as a named constant.pub fn RootLayout(lang: Language) -> Element { + const TOTAL_SECTIONS: i32 = 5; // Rest of the code... - if selected() != 5 { + if selected() != TOTAL_SECTIONS { BottomSheet { // Implementation... } } }
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64-65: Action Required: Update Korean Translation for the "About" PageThe current translation keeps both versions as "About." In typical web UI contexts, the "About" page is rendered in Korean as "소개." Please update the code accordingly unless there's a specific reason to retain the English term.
title: { - ko: "About", + ko: "소개", en: "About", },packages/main-ui/src/pages/layout.rs (2)
6-8: Imports structure looks good.The imports are properly organized by component category and crate.
80-82: Good usage of selected value in header.The Header component now receives the selected value, which will help with navigation highlighting.
| ko: "", | ||
| en:"Community-Driven Advocacy", | ||
| } | ||
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| mission3_description: { | ||
| ko: "", | ||
| en:"Ratel funds initiatives that support regulatory clarity and industry-friendly policies.", | ||
| } |
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Add Korean translations for mission3.
The Korean translations for mission3 and its description are empty. This will lead to blank content for Korean users.
mission3: {
- ko: "",
+ ko: "커뮤니티 주도 옹호활동",
en:"Community-Driven Advocacy",
}
mission3_description: {
- ko: "",
+ ko: "Ratel은 규제 명확성과 산업 친화적 정책을 지원하는 이니셔티브에 자금을 지원합니다.",
en:"Ratel funds initiatives that support regulatory clarity and industry-friendly policies.",
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| ko: "", | |
| en:"Community-Driven Advocacy", | |
| } | |
| mission3_description: { | |
| ko: "", | |
| en:"Ratel funds initiatives that support regulatory clarity and industry-friendly policies.", | |
| } | |
| mission3: { | |
| - ko: "", | |
| + ko: "커뮤니티 주도 옹호활동", | |
| en:"Community-Driven Advocacy", | |
| } | |
| mission3_description: { | |
| - ko: "", | |
| + ko: "Ratel은 규제 명확성과 산업 친화적 정책을 지원하는 이니셔티브에 자금을 지원합니다.", | |
| en:"Ratel funds initiatives that support regulatory clarity and industry-friendly policies.", | |
| } |
| div { class: "w-full grid grid-cols-4 gap-24", | ||
| MissionCard { | ||
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | ||
| no: "01.", | ||
| title: tr.mission1, | ||
| description: tr.mission1_description, | ||
| } | ||
| MissionCard { | ||
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | ||
| no: "02.", | ||
| title: tr.mission2, | ||
| description: tr.mission2_description, | ||
| } | ||
| MissionCard { | ||
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | ||
| no: "03.", | ||
| title: tr.mission3, | ||
| description: tr.mission3_description, | ||
| } | ||
| MissionCard { | ||
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | ||
| no: "04.", | ||
| title: tr.mission4, | ||
| description: tr.mission4_description, | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Improve responsiveness for mobile screens.
The mission cards are laid out in a 4-column grid, which would stack poorly on mobile devices. Consider adding responsive design classes to adjust the layout on smaller screens.
-div { class: "w-full grid grid-cols-4 gap-24",
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| div { class: "w-full grid grid-cols-4 gap-24", | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "01.", | |
| title: tr.mission1, | |
| description: tr.mission1_description, | |
| } | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "02.", | |
| title: tr.mission2, | |
| description: tr.mission2_description, | |
| } | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "03.", | |
| title: tr.mission3, | |
| description: tr.mission3_description, | |
| } | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "04.", | |
| title: tr.mission4, | |
| description: tr.mission4_description, | |
| } | |
| } | |
| div { class: "w-full grid grid-cols-1 sm:grid-cols-2 lg:grid-cols-4 gap-24", | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "01.", | |
| title: tr.mission1, | |
| description: tr.mission1_description, | |
| } | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "02.", | |
| title: tr.mission2, | |
| description: tr.mission2_description, | |
| } | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "03.", | |
| title: tr.mission3, | |
| description: tr.mission3_description, | |
| } | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "04.", | |
| title: tr.mission4, | |
| description: tr.mission4_description, | |
| } | |
| } |
| ko: "", | ||
| en:"Politician Stance Tracking", | ||
| } | ||
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| mission2_description: { | ||
| ko: "", | ||
| en:"We analyze lawmakers' positions on crypto and ensure accountability.", | ||
| } |
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The Korean translations for mission2 and its description are empty. This will lead to blank content for Korean users.
mission2: {
- ko: "",
+ ko: "정치인 입장 추적",
en:"Politician Stance Tracking",
}
mission2_description: {
- ko: "",
+ ko: "우리는 입법자들의 암호화폐에 대한 입장을 분석하고 책임을 보장합니다.",
en:"We analyze lawmakers' positions on crypto and ensure accountability.",
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| ko: "", | |
| en:"Politician Stance Tracking", | |
| } | |
| mission2_description: { | |
| ko: "", | |
| en:"We analyze lawmakers' positions on crypto and ensure accountability.", | |
| } | |
| ko: "정치인 입장 추적", | |
| en:"Politician Stance Tracking", | |
| } | |
| mission2_description: { | |
| ko: "우리는 입법자들의 암호화폐에 대한 입장을 분석하고 책임을 보장합니다.", | |
| en:"We analyze lawmakers' positions on crypto and ensure accountability.", | |
| } |
| ko: "", | ||
| en:"Decentralized Governance (DAO)", | ||
| } | ||
| mission1_description: { | ||
| ko: "", | ||
| en:"The Ratel DAO enables anyone to propose and vote on crypto policy initiatives.", | ||
| } |
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mission1: {
- ko: "",
+ ko: "탈중앙화 거버넌스 (DAO)",
en:"Decentralized Governance (DAO)",
}
mission1_description: {
- ko: "",
+ ko: "Ratel DAO는 누구나 암호화폐 정책 이니셔티브를 제안하고 투표할 수 있게 합니다.",
en:"The Ratel DAO enables anyone to propose and vote on crypto policy initiatives.",
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| ko: "", | |
| en:"Decentralized Governance (DAO)", | |
| } | |
| mission1_description: { | |
| ko: "", | |
| en:"The Ratel DAO enables anyone to propose and vote on crypto policy initiatives.", | |
| } | |
| mission1: { | |
| - ko: "", | |
| + ko: "탈중앙화 거버넌스 (DAO)", | |
| en:"Decentralized Governance (DAO)", | |
| } | |
| mission1_description: { | |
| - ko: "", | |
| + ko: "Ratel DAO는 누구나 암호화폐 정책 이니셔티브를 제안하고 투표할 수 있게 합니다.", | |
| en:"The Ratel DAO enables anyone to propose and vote on crypto policy initiatives.", | |
| } |
| ko: "", | ||
| en:"Community Participation-Based Token Distribution", | ||
| } | ||
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| mission4_description: { | ||
| ko: "", | ||
| en:"Supporters receive RATEL tokens in return for their contributions, allowing them to participate in governance.", | ||
| } |
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mission4: {
- ko: "",
+ ko: "커뮤니티 참여 기반 토큰 분배",
en:"Community Participation-Based Token Distribution",
}
mission4_description: {
- ko: "",
+ ko: "지지자들은 그들의 기여에 대한 보상으로 RATEL 토큰을 받아 거버넌스에 참여할 수 있습니다.",
en:"Supporters receive RATEL tokens in return for their contributions, allowing them to participate in governance.",
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| ko: "", | |
| en:"Community Participation-Based Token Distribution", | |
| } | |
| mission4_description: { | |
| ko: "", | |
| en:"Supporters receive RATEL tokens in return for their contributions, allowing them to participate in governance.", | |
| } | |
| mission4: { | |
| - ko: "", | |
| + ko: "커뮤니티 참여 기반 토큰 분배", | |
| en:"Community Participation-Based Token Distribution", | |
| } | |
| mission4_description: { | |
| - ko: "", | |
| + ko: "지지자들은 그들의 기여에 대한 보상으로 RATEL 토큰을 받아 거버넌스에 참여할 수 있습니다.", | |
| en:"Supporters receive RATEL tokens in return for their contributions, allowing them to participate in governance.", | |
| } |
| #![allow(non_snake_case)] | ||
| use dioxus::prelude::*; | ||
| use dioxus_translate::*; | ||
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| use crate::{components::indicators::Indicator, pages::components::mission_card::MissionCard}; | ||
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| #[component] | ||
| pub fn About(lang: Language) -> Element { | ||
| let tr: AboutTranslate = translate(&lang); | ||
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| rsx! { | ||
| div { | ||
| id: "about", | ||
| class: "w-full max-w-1177 h-screen flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10", | ||
| div { class: "w-full flex flex-col justify-start items-start gap-20", | ||
| Indicator { {tr.title} } | ||
| div { class: "w-full grid grid-cols-2 gap-24", | ||
| h1 { class: "w-full col-span-1 text-[32px] font-bold text-white", | ||
| {tr.mission} | ||
| } | ||
| div { class: "col-span-1 w-full h-full flex flex-col items-center justify-center", | ||
| div { class: "w-full h-1 bg-[#464646]" } | ||
| } | ||
| p { class: "col-span-1 w-full text-white font-normal text-[15px]/22 text-[#AEAEAE] whitespace-pre-line", | ||
| {tr.description} | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| div { class: "w-full grid grid-cols-4 gap-24", | ||
| MissionCard { | ||
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | ||
| no: "01.", | ||
| title: tr.mission1, | ||
| description: tr.mission1_description, | ||
| } | ||
| MissionCard { | ||
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | ||
| no: "02.", | ||
| title: tr.mission2, | ||
| description: tr.mission2_description, | ||
| } | ||
| MissionCard { | ||
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | ||
| no: "03.", | ||
| title: tr.mission3, | ||
| description: tr.mission3_description, | ||
| } | ||
| MissionCard { | ||
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | ||
| no: "04.", | ||
| title: tr.mission4, | ||
| description: tr.mission4_description, | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Add error handling for incomplete translations.
The component doesn't handle the case where translations are missing (as is currently the case for Korean mission translations). Consider adding fallback logic to prevent displaying empty content.
#![allow(non_snake_case)]
use dioxus::prelude::*;
use dioxus_translate::*;
use crate::{components::indicators::Indicator, pages::components::mission_card::MissionCard};
#[component]
pub fn About(lang: Language) -> Element {
let tr: AboutTranslate = translate(&lang);
+
+ // Helper function to use English fallback when a translation is empty
+ let t = |ko: &str, en: &str| -> &str {
+ if lang == Language::Ko && ko.is_empty() {
+ en
+ } else if ko.is_empty() && en.is_empty() {
+ "Translation missing"
+ } else {
+ match lang {
+ Language::Ko => ko,
+ _ => en,
+ }
+ }
+ };
rsx! {
// ... existing code ...
div { class: "w-full grid grid-cols-4 gap-24",
MissionCard {
class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352",
no: "01.",
- title: tr.mission1,
- description: tr.mission1_description,
+ title: t(&tr.mission1.ko, &tr.mission1.en),
+ description: t(&tr.mission1_description.ko, &tr.mission1_description.en),
}
// Apply similar changes to other MissionCard instances
}
}
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| #![allow(non_snake_case)] | |
| use dioxus::prelude::*; | |
| use dioxus_translate::*; | |
| use crate::{components::indicators::Indicator, pages::components::mission_card::MissionCard}; | |
| #[component] | |
| pub fn About(lang: Language) -> Element { | |
| let tr: AboutTranslate = translate(&lang); | |
| rsx! { | |
| div { | |
| id: "about", | |
| class: "w-full max-w-1177 h-screen flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10", | |
| div { class: "w-full flex flex-col justify-start items-start gap-20", | |
| Indicator { {tr.title} } | |
| div { class: "w-full grid grid-cols-2 gap-24", | |
| h1 { class: "w-full col-span-1 text-[32px] font-bold text-white", | |
| {tr.mission} | |
| } | |
| div { class: "col-span-1 w-full h-full flex flex-col items-center justify-center", | |
| div { class: "w-full h-1 bg-[#464646]" } | |
| } | |
| p { class: "col-span-1 w-full text-white font-normal text-[15px]/22 text-[#AEAEAE] whitespace-pre-line", | |
| {tr.description} | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| div { class: "w-full grid grid-cols-4 gap-24", | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "01.", | |
| title: tr.mission1, | |
| description: tr.mission1_description, | |
| } | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "02.", | |
| title: tr.mission2, | |
| description: tr.mission2_description, | |
| } | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "03.", | |
| title: tr.mission3, | |
| description: tr.mission3_description, | |
| } | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "04.", | |
| title: tr.mission4, | |
| description: tr.mission4_description, | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| #![allow(non_snake_case)] | |
| use dioxus::prelude::*; | |
| use dioxus_translate::*; | |
| use crate::{components::indicators::Indicator, pages::components::mission_card::MissionCard}; | |
| #[component] | |
| pub fn About(lang: Language) -> Element { | |
| let tr: AboutTranslate = translate(&lang); | |
| // Helper function to use English fallback when a translation is empty | |
| let t = |ko: &str, en: &str| -> &str { | |
| if lang == Language::Ko && ko.is_empty() { | |
| en | |
| } else if ko.is_empty() && en.is_empty() { | |
| "Translation missing" | |
| } else { | |
| match lang { | |
| Language::Ko => ko, | |
| _ => en, | |
| } | |
| } | |
| }; | |
| rsx! { | |
| div { | |
| id: "about", | |
| class: "w-full max-w-1177 h-screen flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10", | |
| div { class: "w-full flex flex-col justify-start items-start gap-20", | |
| Indicator { {tr.title} } | |
| div { class: "w-full grid grid-cols-2 gap-24", | |
| h1 { class: "w-full col-span-1 text-[32px] font-bold text-white", | |
| {tr.mission} | |
| } | |
| div { class: "col-span-1 w-full h-full flex flex-col items-center justify-center", | |
| div { class: "w-full h-1 bg-[#464646]" } | |
| } | |
| p { class: "col-span-1 w-full text-white font-normal text-[15px]/22 text-[#AEAEAE] whitespace-pre-line", | |
| {tr.description} | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| div { class: "w-full grid grid-cols-4 gap-24", | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "01.", | |
| title: t(&tr.mission1.ko, &tr.mission1.en), | |
| description: t(&tr.mission1_description.ko, &tr.mission1_description.en), | |
| } | |
| // Apply similar changes to the remaining MissionCard instances as needed: | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "02.", | |
| title: tr.mission2, | |
| description: tr.mission2_description, | |
| } | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "03.", | |
| title: tr.mission3, | |
| description: tr.mission3_description, | |
| } | |
| MissionCard { | |
| class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", | |
| no: "04.", | |
| title: tr.mission4, | |
| description: tr.mission4_description, | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } |
| #[cfg(feature = "web")] | ||
| let _ = use_coroutine(move |_: UnboundedReceiver<()>| async move { | ||
| let script = r#" | ||
| window.addEventListener('scroll', () => { | ||
| dioxus.send(`${window.scrollY}`); | ||
| }); | ||
| "#; | ||
| let mut eval = document::eval(script); | ||
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| loop { | ||
| let y = eval | ||
| .recv::<String>() | ||
| .await | ||
| .unwrap_or_default() | ||
| .parse::<f64>() | ||
| .unwrap_or_default(); | ||
| scroll_position.set(y); | ||
| } | ||
| }); |
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Add cleanup for scroll event listener.
The current implementation adds an event listener but doesn't remove it when the component is unmounted, which could lead to memory leaks. Consider adding a cleanup mechanism.
#[cfg(feature = "web")]
let _ = use_coroutine(move |_: UnboundedReceiver<()>| async move {
let script = r#"
let scrollHandler = () => {
dioxus.send(`${window.scrollY}`);
};
window.addEventListener('scroll', scrollHandler);
// Return the handler for cleanup
scrollHandler;
"#;
let mut eval = document::eval(script);
+
+ // When coroutine drops, cleanup the event listener
+ defer! {
+ let cleanup_script = r#"
+ window.removeEventListener('scroll', LAST_EVAL_RESULT);
+ "#;
+ let _ = document::eval(cleanup_script);
+ }
loop {
let y = eval
.recv::<String>()
.await
.unwrap_or_default()
.parse::<f64>()
.unwrap_or_default();
scroll_position.set(y);
}
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…omponents Refactored ~About~, ~Community~, ~PoliticianStance~, and ~Support~ components to use the new ~SectionHeader~ component for consistent section headers. Updated translations and imports accordingly.
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packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/support.rs (2)
8-23: Implement responsive design for mobile devices.The component uses
h-screenfor height, which can cause issues on mobile devices when the content exceeds the viewport height. Additionally, the layout doesn't adjust well for very small screens.- class: "w-full max-w-1177 h-screen flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10", + class: "w-full max-w-1177 min-h-screen py-16 flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10 max-[640px]:gap-30",
25-42: Consider using translation constants instead of hardcoded strings.Instead of using hardcoded strings like "Support" for translations, it's better to use constants defined in a central location. This makes it easier to maintain and update translations.
packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/section_header.rs (1)
20-34: Extract color values to theme variables.Hard-coded color values like "#464646" and "#AEAEAE" make it difficult to maintain consistent styling. Consider using theme variables instead.
- div { class: "w-full h-1 bg-[#464646]" } + div { class: "w-full h-1 bg-divider" } - p { class: "col-span-1 w-full text-white font-normal text-[15px]/22 text-[#AEAEAE] whitespace-pre-line", + p { class: "col-span-1 w-full text-white font-normal text-[15px]/22 text-secondary whitespace-pre-line",packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/politician_stance.rs (1)
18-18: Implement responsive design for mobile devices.Similar to the Support component, using
h-screencan cause issues on mobile devices with limited viewport height.- class: "w-full max-w-1177 h-screen flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10", + class: "w-full max-w-1177 min-h-screen py-16 flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10 max-[640px]:gap-30",packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/about.rs (1)
14-14: Implement responsive design for mobile devices.Similar to other components, using
h-screenmight cause issues on mobile devices when content exceeds the viewport height.- class: "w-full max-w-1177 h-screen flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10", + class: "w-full max-w-1177 min-h-screen py-16 flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10 max-[640px]:gap-30",packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/community.rs (3)
8-12: Component accepts unused children parameter.The
Communitycomponent acceptschildren: Elementas a parameter but doesn't use it anywhere in the implementation. This could be misleading for developers trying to use this component.Either remove the unused parameter:
pub fn Community( lang: Language, #[props(extends = GlobalAttributes)] attributes: Vec<Attribute>, - children: Element, ) -> Element {Or incorporate the children into the component:
div { id: "community", class: "w-full max-w-1177 h-screen flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10", SectionHeader { section_name: tr.title, title: tr.mission, description: tr.description, } - "Form" + {children} }
10-10: Unused attributes parameter.The component accepts
attributesparameter but doesn't apply it to any element in the component.Apply the attributes to the root element:
div { id: "community", class: "w-full max-w-1177 h-screen flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10", + attributes: attributes, SectionHeader {
18-18: Consider breaking down long class string.The class string is quite long which can make it difficult to read and maintain. Consider extracting it to a constant or using a class composition utility.
+const COMMUNITY_CONTAINER_CLASS: &str = "w-full max-w-1177 h-screen flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10"; #[component] pub fn Community( // ... ) -> Element { // ... rsx! { div { id: "community", - class: "w-full max-w-1177 h-screen flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10", + class: COMMUNITY_CONTAINER_CLASS,packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/mod.rs (2)
11-19: Consider more explicit imports instead of wildcard imports.Using wildcard imports (
pub use module::*) can lead to namespace pollution, especially as the number of components grows. Consider being more explicit about which components are being re-exported.-pub use about::*; -pub use bottom_sheet::*; -pub use community::*; -pub use header::*; -pub use mission_card::*; -pub use politician_stance::*; -pub use section_header::*; -pub use support::*; -pub use top::*; +pub use about::About; +pub use bottom_sheet::BottomSheet; +pub use community::Community; +pub use header::Header; +pub use mission_card::MissionCard; +pub use politician_stance::PoliticianStance; +pub use section_header::SectionHeader; +pub use support::Support; +pub use top::Top;This approach makes it clearer which components are available and helps prevent unexpected conflicts.
1-9: Add module documentation.Adding documentation comments to the module would help developers understand the purpose and organization of these components.
+//! Components for the landing page. +//! +//! This module contains all the components used to build the landing page sections. +//! Each component is responsible for rendering a specific section of the landing page. + mod about; mod bottom_sheet; mod community;
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packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/about.rs (4)
21-46: Improve responsiveness for mobile screens.The mission cards are laid out in a 4-column grid, which would stack poorly on mobile devices. Consider adding responsive design classes to adjust the layout on smaller screens.
-div { class: "w-full grid grid-cols-4 gap-24", +div { class: "w-full grid grid-cols-1 sm:grid-cols-2 lg:grid-cols-4 gap-24",
54-57: Update Korean Translation for the "About" Page.The current translation keeps both versions as "About." In typical web UI contexts, the "About" page is rendered in Korean as "소개."
title: { - ko: "About", + ko: "소개", en: "About", },
69-107: Add Korean translations for all missions.The Korean translations for all four missions and their descriptions are empty. This will lead to blank content for Korean users.
mission1: { - ko: "", + ko: "탈중앙화 거버넌스 (DAO)", en:"Decentralized Governance (DAO)", } mission1_description: { - ko: "", + ko: "Ratel DAO는 누구나 암호화폐 정책 이니셔티브를 제안하고 투표할 수 있게 합니다.", en:"The Ratel DAO enables anyone to propose and vote on crypto policy initiatives.", } mission2: { - ko: "", + ko: "정치인 입장 추적", en:"Politician Stance Tracking", } mission2_description: { - ko: "", + ko: "우리는 입법자들의 암호화폐에 대한 입장을 분석하고 책임을 보장합니다.", en:"We analyze lawmakers' positions on crypto and ensure accountability.", } mission3: { - ko: "", + ko: "커뮤니티 주도 옹호활동", en:"Community-Driven Advocacy", } mission3_description: { - ko: "", + ko: "Ratel은 규제 명확성과 산업 친화적 정책을 지원하는 이니셔티브에 자금을 지원합니다.", en:"Ratel funds initiatives that support regulatory clarity and industry-friendly policies.", } mission4: { - ko: "", + ko: "커뮤니티 참여 기반 토큰 분배", en:"Community Participation-Based Token Distribution", } mission4_description: { - ko: "", + ko: "지지자들은 그들의 기여에 대한 보상으로 RATEL 토큰을 받아 거버넌스에 참여할 수 있습니다.", en:"Supporters receive RATEL tokens in return for their contributions, allowing them to participate in governance.", }
8-49: Add error handling for incomplete translations.The component doesn't handle the case where translations are missing (as is currently the case for Korean mission translations). Consider adding fallback logic to prevent displaying empty content.
#![allow(non_snake_case)] use dioxus::prelude::*; use dioxus_translate::*; use super::*; #[component] pub fn About(lang: Language) -> Element { let tr: AboutTranslate = translate(&lang); + + // Helper function to use English fallback when a translation is empty + let t = |ko: &str, en: &str| -> &str { + if lang == Language::Ko && ko.is_empty() { + en + } else if ko.is_empty() && en.is_empty() { + "Translation missing" + } else { + match lang { + Language::Ko => ko, + _ => en, + } + } + }; rsx! { // ... existing code ... div { class: "w-full grid grid-cols-4 gap-24", MissionCard { class: "col-span-1 w-full h-352", no: "01.", - title: tr.mission1, - description: tr.mission1_description, + title: t(&tr.mission1.ko, &tr.mission1.en), + description: t(&tr.mission1_description.ko, &tr.mission1_description.en), } // Apply similar changes to other MissionCard instances } } }packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/mod.rs (1)
1-19: LGTM - Good module organization.The module structure follows good Rust practices for organizing components, making them easily accessible through the parent module.
| #[component] | ||
| pub fn SectionHeader( | ||
| section_name: String, | ||
| title: String, | ||
| description: String, | ||
| #[props(default = true)] with_line: bool, | ||
| children: Element, | ||
| ) -> Element { |
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Unused children parameter.
The children parameter is defined but never used in the component implementation.
Either remove the unused parameter or use it in the component implementation:
#[component]
pub fn SectionHeader(
section_name: String,
title: String,
description: String,
#[props(default = true)] with_line: bool,
- children: Element,
) -> Element {
// ...
}Or if you intended to use it, add it to the template.
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| pub fn SectionHeader( | |
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| class: "w-full max-w-1177 h-screen flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10", | ||
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pub fn PoliticianStance(
lang: Language,
- #[props(extends = GlobalAttributes)] attributes: Vec<Attribute>,
- children: Element,
) -> Element {
let tr: PoliticianStanceTranslate = translate(&lang);
rsx! {
div {
id: "politician-stance",
class: "w-full max-w-1177 h-screen flex flex-col items-start justify-center gap-50 max-[1177px]:mx-10",
SectionHeader {
section_name: tr.title,
title: tr.mission,
description: tr.description,
}
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SectionHeader {
section_name: tr.title,
title: tr.mission,
description: tr.description,
}
- "Form"
+ // Implement the actual form component here
+ form {
+ // Form fields and submission logic
+ }
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- Added btracing package to dependencies. - Introduced EmailInput component for email subscriptions. - Removed old Footer component and integrated new Footer with EmailInput. - Updated Cargo.toml files to include btracing package.
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packages/main-ui/src/pages/layout.rs (1)
50-68:⚠️ Potential issueAdd cleanup for scroll event listener
The current implementation adds an event listener but doesn't remove it when the component is unmounted, which could lead to memory leaks. Consider adding a cleanup mechanism.
#[cfg(feature = "web")] let _ = use_coroutine(move |_: UnboundedReceiver<()>| async move { let script = r#" let scrollHandler = () => { dioxus.send(`${window.scrollY}`); }; window.addEventListener('scroll', scrollHandler); // Return the handler for cleanup scrollHandler; "#; let mut eval = document::eval(script); + + // When coroutine drops, cleanup the event listener + defer! { + let cleanup_script = r#" + window.removeEventListener('scroll', LAST_EVAL_RESULT); + "#; + let _ = document::eval(cleanup_script); + } loop { let y = eval .recv::<String>() .await .unwrap_or_default() .parse::<f64>() .unwrap_or_default(); scroll_position.set(y); } });
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packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/footer.rs (2)
7-9: Unused translation variable in Footer componentThe
_trvariable is defined but never used in the rendering of the component, despite having translation strings defined below. Consider either:
- Removing the underscore prefix if you plan to use the translations
- Adding translation text to the footer content
- let _tr: FooterTranslate = translate(&lang); + let tr: FooterTranslate = translate(&lang);
10-12: Incomplete CSS class for flexbox layoutThe class
"items-start"is used which is a flexbox alignment property, but there's noflexordisplayclass to enable flexbox behavior for the container.- footer { class: "w-full items-start", EmailInput {} } + footer { class: "w-full flex items-start", EmailInput {} }packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/mod.rs (2)
13-23: Consider more explicit imports rather than wildcard re-exportsUsing wildcard re-exports (
pub use module::*) makes all public items from these modules available, which is convenient but could potentially lead to name conflicts if multiple modules define items with the same name. Consider using more explicit re-exports for better maintainability and to avoid potential naming collisions.-pub use about::*; -pub use bottom_sheet::*; +pub use about::{About, AboutProps}; +pub use bottom_sheet::{BottomSheet, BottomSheetProps};This approach would make it clearer which components are available and reduce the risk of unexpected name conflicts.
24-24: Remove empty line at end of fileThere appears to be an empty line (24) at the end of the file. Consider removing it for consistency.
packages/main-ui/src/pages/layout.rs (1)
3-3: Clean up commented-out codeIf
PopupZoneis no longer needed, it's better to remove the commented-out import entirely rather than leaving it as a comment.
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38-38: Document the rationale for strict version pinningYou've changed the wallet-adapter version from "1.0.4-beta" to "=1.0.4-beta", enforcing an exact version match. This improves build reproducibility but prevents automatic adoption of compatible bugfixes.
Please add an inline comment explaining why this strict version requirement is necessary.
40-40: LGTM: Adding the btracing workspace dependencyThe addition of the btracing workspace dependency is appropriate as it's being used in the new EmailInput component for logging functionality.
Cargo.toml (3)
9-9: Verify Rust 2024 Edition compatibilityUpdating to Rust edition 2024 adopts the latest language features, which is good, but ensure your toolchain is compatible and that all code has been migrated properly.
26-26: LGTM: Addition of btracing dependencyThe addition of the btracing dependency is appropriate as it's being used in the new EmailInput component for logging.
41-42: Resolve dependency source and version pinning issuesThe Dioxus dependencies are being sourced from a fork rather than the official repository, and no specific commit is pinned.
- Pin a specific commit to ensure build reproducibility:
-dioxus = { version = "0.6.3", git = "https://github.com/hackartists/dioxus.git" } -dioxus-web = { version = "0.6.3", git = "https://github.com/hackartists/dioxus.git" } +dioxus = { version = "0.6.3", git = "https://github.com/hackartists/dioxus.git", rev = "specific-commit-hash" } +dioxus-web = { version = "0.6.3", git = "https://github.com/hackartists/dioxus.git", rev = "specific-commit-hash" }
- Consider switching to the official Dioxus repository to reduce maintenance risks.
#!/bin/bash # Check the status of the fork compared to upstream echo "Checking fork status compared to official Dioxus repo..." git ls-remote https://github.com/hackartists/dioxus.git | grep HEAD git ls-remote https://github.com/dioxuslabs/dioxus.git | grep HEADpackages/main-ui/src/pages/components/mod.rs (1)
1-11: Well-organized module structure for UI componentsThe module organization looks clean and logical, setting up a clear structure for all the landing page UI components.
packages/main-ui/src/pages/layout.rs (3)
12-48: Good implementation of section detection based on scroll positionThe section detection logic based on scroll position and window height is well-implemented. The use of
use_signalanduse_memois appropriate for tracking and computing the active section.
71-79: Good use of MetaSeoTemplate for SEO optimizationThe MetaSeoTemplate is well configured with appropriate metadata for SEO, including title, keywords, author, and canonical URL.
98-114: Nice implementation of BottomSheet for smooth scrollingThe BottomSheet component provides a good user experience by enabling smooth scrolling to the next section. The condition to hide it on the last section (when selected = 5) is appropriate.
| class: "bg-white text-black font-medium px-3 py-1 rounded-r-lg hover:bg-gray-200 focus:outline-none", | ||
| onclick: move |_| { | ||
| btracing::info!("Subscribed by {}", email()); | ||
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| } |
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Incomplete subscription functionality
The subscribe button only logs the email address but doesn't actually submit it to any API or service. There's also no validation or user feedback after clicking.
Consider adding:
- Email validation before submission
- API call to submit the email to a subscription service
- User feedback (success/error messages)
- Loading state during submission
button {
class: "bg-white text-black font-medium px-3 py-1 rounded-r-lg hover:bg-gray-200 focus:outline-none",
onclick: move |_| {
+ if email().is_empty() || !email().contains('@') {
+ // Show validation error
+ return;
+ }
+
+ // Set loading state
+
btracing::info!("Subscribed by {}", email());
+
+ // Add API call to submit email
+ // e.g., subscribe_email(&email()).await;
+
+ // Show success message
+ // Reset form or show confirmation
},
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| class: "bg-white text-black font-medium px-3 py-1 rounded-r-lg hover:bg-gray-200 focus:outline-none", | |
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| } | |
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…omponent + Added new colors to ~input.css~ + Removed ~EmailInput~ component + Updated ~Footer~ component to use ~InputWithButton~ and ~Socials~ components + Added new ~InputWithButton~ component + Added new ~Socials~ component + Updated module exports in ~mod.rs~ + Updated ~Top~ component to use ~Socials~ component + Minor layout adjustments in ~RootLayout~ component
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39-43:⚠️ Potential issueUse the 'btn_join' translation for the second button.
Both buttons currently display
{tr.btn_learn}. According to the translation keys, the second button should use{tr.btn_join}to match its intended functionality.- {tr.btn_learn} + {tr.btn_join}packages/main-ui/src/pages/layout.rs (1)
50-68:⚠️ Potential issueAdd cleanup for scroll event listener.
The current implementation adds an event listener but doesn't remove it when the component is unmounted, which could lead to memory leaks. Consider adding a cleanup mechanism.
#[cfg(feature = "web")] let _ = use_coroutine(move |_: UnboundedReceiver<()>| async move { let script = r#" - window.addEventListener('scroll', () => { + let scrollHandler = () => { dioxus.send(`${window.scrollY}`); - }); + }; + window.addEventListener('scroll', scrollHandler); + + // Return the handler for cleanup + scrollHandler; "#; let mut eval = document::eval(script); + + // When coroutine drops, cleanup the event listener + defer! { + let cleanup_script = r#" + window.removeEventListener('scroll', LAST_EVAL_RESULT); + "#; + let _ = document::eval(cleanup_script); + } loop { let y = eval .recv::<String>() .await .unwrap_or_default() .parse::<f64>() .unwrap_or_default(); scroll_position.set(y); } });
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packages/main-ui/public/input.css (1)
5-18: Clarify and Verify Custom Theme BlockThe new
@theme static { ... }block cleanly defines a centralized set of CSS custom properties for your theme. Please verify that your Tailwind CSS build and configuration support this custom at-rule since it isn’t part of standard CSS. Also, consider adding an inline comment to explain its purpose and usage for maintainability in a team environment.packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/socials.rs (1)
21-21: Consider implementing or removing the commented Telegram linkThere's a commented-out Telegram link that appears to be incomplete. Either implement it with proper href and alt text or remove the comment to avoid confusion.
packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/footer.rs (1)
59-62: Future copyright yearThe copyright year is set to 2025, which is in the future. Consider changing it to the current year or using a dynamic year that updates automatically.
- copyright: { - ko: "© 2025 Ratel Foundation.", - en: "© 2025 Ratel Foundation.", - } + copyright: { + ko: "© 2024 Ratel Foundation.", + en: "© 2024 Ratel Foundation.", + }packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/input_with_button.rs (2)
15-33: Add keyboard support for form submissionThe component currently only submits when the button is clicked. Consider adding keyboard support to allow users to submit by pressing Enter when the input is focused.
input { class: "outline-none h-full grow px-20 text-white text-base placeholder-c-wg-30 border border-c-wg-70 border rounded-l-lg flex flex-row items-center justify-start", r#type, value: value(), placeholder, oninput: move |e| value.set(e.value()), + onkeydown: move |e| { + if e.key() == "Enter" { + onsubmit(value()); + } + }, }
16-17: Consider adding basic input validationDepending on the input type (especially for email), it might be beneficial to add basic validation before submitting.
pub fn InputWithButton( #[props(extends = GlobalAttributes)] attributes: Vec<Attribute>, placeholder: String, btn_name: String, #[props(default = "text".to_string())] r#type: String, onsubmit: EventHandler<String>, ) -> Element { let mut value = use_signal(|| "".to_string()); + let mut is_valid = use_signal(|| true); + + let validate = move |val: &str| { + if r#type == "email" { + is_valid.set(val.contains('@') && val.contains('.')); + } else { + is_valid.set(!val.is_empty()); + } + };Then update the button click handler:
button { - class: "h-full bg-white text-black text-sm font-bold px-23 hover:bg-gray-200 focus:outline-none rounded-r-lg flex items-center justify-center", + class: "h-full bg-white text-black text-sm font-bold px-23 hover:bg-gray-200 focus:outline-none rounded-r-lg flex items-center justify-center disabled:bg-gray-300 disabled:cursor-not-allowed", + disabled: !is_valid(), onclick: move |_| { + validate(&value()); + if is_valid() { onsubmit(value()); + } }, {btn_name} }packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/top.rs (3)
25-25: Fix conflicting text color styles.There are conflicting text color specifications in the paragraph element:
text-whiteandtext-[#AEAEAE]. The latter will override the former, making thetext-whiteclass redundant.-p { class: "text-[18px] text-center text-white font-normal text-[#AEAEAE] whitespace-pre-line", +p { class: "text-[18px] text-center font-normal text-[#AEAEAE] whitespace-pre-line",
18-18: Consider using relative sizing for better responsiveness.Using
w-screen h-screencould cause overflow issues on some devices or when nested within certain containers. Consider using relative sizing like percentages or viewport units with additional constraints.-class: "w-screen h-screen flex flex-col items-center justify-center gap-100", +class: "w-full min-h-screen flex flex-col items-center justify-center gap-100",
41-41: Implement the onclick handler for the join button.The onClick handler is currently empty. Consider implementing the functionality according to the TODO comment or add a more descriptive placeholder if implementation is pending.
-onclick: |_| {}, +onclick: |_| { + // TODO: Implement sign in logic + log::info!("Sign in button clicked"); +},packages/main-ui/src/pages/layout.rs (5)
3-3: Consider removing commented code instead of commenting it out.It's better to remove unused imports rather than commenting them out, especially in production code. If you need to keep track of this import for future reference, consider adding it to documentation instead.
-// use dioxus_popup::PopupZone;
14-48: Improve code readability with named constants for scroll thresholds.The scroll threshold calculations use magic numbers (0.7, 1.7, etc.) without explaining their significance, making the code harder to understand and maintain.
let selected = use_memo(move || { #[cfg(feature = "web")] { let y = scroll_position(); let height = match web_sys::window() { Some(window) => window .inner_height() .unwrap_or_default() .as_f64() .unwrap_or_default(), None => 0.0, }; + // Define section thresholds as multiples of viewport height + const SECTION_1_THRESHOLD: f64 = 0.7; + const SECTION_2_THRESHOLD: f64 = 1.7; + const SECTION_3_THRESHOLD: f64 = 2.7; + const SECTION_4_THRESHOLD: f64 = 3.7; + const SECTION_5_THRESHOLD: f64 = 4.0; - let i = if y < height * 0.7 { + let i = if y < height * SECTION_1_THRESHOLD { 0 - } else if y < height * 1.7 { + } else if y < height * SECTION_2_THRESHOLD { 1 - } else if y < height * 2.7 { + } else if y < height * SECTION_3_THRESHOLD { 2 - } else if y < height * 3.7 { + } else if y < height * SECTION_4_THRESHOLD { 3 - } else if y <= height * 4.0 { + } else if y <= height * SECTION_5_THRESHOLD { 4 } else { 5 }; return i; } #[cfg(not(feature = "web"))] 0 });
98-109: Add error handling for the window scroll script.The current implementation doesn't handle potential errors when executing the scroll script, which could lead to unhandled exceptions.
onclick: move |_| { let height = match web_sys::window() { Some(window) => { window.inner_height().unwrap_or_default().as_f64().unwrap_or_default() } None => 0.0, }; let next_position = height * (selected() + 1) as f64; let script = format!( "window.scrollTo({{ top: {next_position}, behavior: 'smooth' }});", ); - let _ = document::eval(&script); + if let Err(e) = document::eval(&script) { + log::error!("Failed to execute scroll script: {:?}", e); + } },
17-25: Add error handling for window height retrieval.The current implementation uses
unwrap_or_default()for handling potential errors, which is good, but the code could be more readable by extracting the window height retrieval into a helper function.+ #[cfg(feature = "web")] + fn get_window_height() -> f64 { + web_sys::window() + .and_then(|window| { + window + .inner_height() + .ok() + .and_then(|height| height.as_f64()) + }) + .unwrap_or_default() + } let selected = use_memo(move || { #[cfg(feature = "web")] { let y = scroll_position(); - let height = match web_sys::window() { - Some(window) => window - .inner_height() - .unwrap_or_default() - .as_f64() - .unwrap_or_default(), - None => 0.0, - }; + let height = get_window_height();
98-103: Reuse the window height retrieval function.The same window height retrieval logic is duplicated here. Consider reusing the helper function suggested earlier.
onclick: move |_| { - let height = match web_sys::window() { - Some(window) => { - window.inner_height().unwrap_or_default().as_f64().unwrap_or_default() - } - None => 0.0, - }; + let height = get_window_height(); let next_position = height * (selected() + 1) as f64;
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packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/socials.rs (1)
1-24: Social media component looks goodThe Socials component is well-structured and properly implements social media links with appropriate accessibility attributes (alt text) and security measures (target="_blank"). The component accepts global attributes, making it flexible for styling and positioning.
packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/footer.rs (2)
22-24: Email subscription functionality is incompleteThe onsubmit handler only logs the email but doesn't actually subscribe the user or validate the email. Consider implementing proper email validation and submission to a backend service.
Are there plans to implement the actual subscription functionality in a future PR, or should this be completed now?
1-78: Footer component is well-structuredThe Footer component is well-organized with proper internationalization support and a clean layout. The use of translation macros for multilingual support is a good practice.
packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/input_with_button.rs (1)
1-33: Component is well-structuredThe InputWithButton component is well-designed with appropriate props and styling. The use of signals for state management is a good practice.
packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/mod.rs (1)
1-25: Module organization looks goodThe module structure is clean and well-organized, with proper declarations and re-exports of all components. This approach provides a good balance between organization and usability.
packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/top.rs (1)
1-71: Overall component structure looks good.The Top component is well-structured with clear separation of UI elements and translations. The use of the translate macro for internationalization is a good practice. Make sure to implement the TODOs before finalizing the feature.
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11-24: Consider extracting the SVG into a separate component.The SVG wave element is directly included in the component. For better maintainability and potential reuse, consider extracting it into a separate component.
- div { class: "w-full", - svg { - fill: "none", - view_box: "0 0 1921 146", - width: "100%", - xmlns: "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg", - path { - d: "M0.25 73.7684L1920.25 0V146H0.25V73.7684Z", - fill: "#191919", - } - } - } + div { class: "w-full", + FooterWave {} + }
73-76: Make copyright year dynamic.The year "2025" is hardcoded in the copyright text. To avoid annual updates, consider using a dynamic year calculation.
copyright: { - ko: "© 2025 Ratel Foundation.", - en: "© 2025 Ratel Foundation.", + ko: "© {current_year} Ratel Foundation.", + en: "© {current_year} Ratel Foundation.", }You would need to add JavaScript interop to get the current year or implement it in Rust if this is a server-rendered component.
44-49: Enhance accessibility for footer links.The footer links lack accessibility attributes. Consider adding title attributes and aria roles for better screen reader support.
- a { class: "hover:text-white", href: "/privacy", {tr.privacy} } - a { class: "hover:text-white", href: "/terms", {tr.terms} } - a { class: "hover:text-white", href: "/sitemap", {tr.sitemap} } + a { + class: "hover:text-white", + href: "/privacy", + title: "Privacy Policy", + aria_label: "Privacy Policy", + {tr.privacy} + } + a { + class: "hover:text-white", + href: "/terms", + title: "Terms of Service", + aria_label: "Terms of Service", + {tr.terms} + } + a { + class: "hover:text-white", + href: "/sitemap", + title: "Sitemap", + aria_label: "Sitemap", + {tr.sitemap} + }
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1-6: Component imports and attributes look well structured.The use of
#![allow(non_snake_case)]is appropriate for UI components following React-like naming conventions. All necessary imports are present for the component to function.
7-10: Component declaration follows good Dioxus practices.The Footer component is properly defined with the
#[component]attribute and takes a Language parameter for internationalization support.
56-92: Well-organized translations with good coverage.The translations are well-structured with good coverage for both Korean and English languages. The organization of the translation blocks is clean and readable.
| r#type: "email", | ||
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| btracing::info!("Subscribed by {}", email); | ||
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Implement proper email subscription handling.
The current implementation only logs the email address without providing user feedback or actual subscription functionality. Consider adding error handling and success messaging.
onsubmit: |email| {
- btracing::info!("Subscribed by {}", email);
+ btracing::info!("Processing subscription for {}", email);
+ // Add actual subscription logic here
+ // For example: subscribe_to_newsletter(email).await;
+ // Show success message to user
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| r#type: "email", | |
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| r#type: "email", | |
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| // Add actual subscription logic here | |
| // For example: subscribe_to_newsletter(email).await; | |
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+ Added new primary and secondary button components with customizable styles and states. + Updated CSS variables for button colors. + Integrated new button components into existing pages and components. + Added labeled input component for form fields in the support section.
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36-41:⚠️ Potential issueUse the 'btn_join' translation for the second button.
Both buttons currently display
{tr.btn_learn}. According to the translation keys, the second button should use{tr.btn_join}to match its intended functionality.- SecondaryButton { onclick: |_| {}, {tr.btn_learn} } + SecondaryButton { onclick: |_| {}, {tr.btn_join} }
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packages/main-ui/public/input.css (3)
5-35: Custom Theme Block Implementation
The new@theme static { ... }block introduces a well-organized set of custom CSS variables covering overall theme colors and detailed button styling for both primary and secondary variants. Please ensure that your build process (e.g., Tailwind/PostCSS) is configured to recognize the non-standard@theme staticat-rule. Additionally, adding a brief comment inside or above this block to explain its purpose and processing would enhance maintainability.
11-11: Verify--color-blackValue
The custom property--color-blackis set to#000203, which is slightly off from the typical pure black (#000000). Please double-check that this subtle color difference is intentional and aligns with your design guidelines.
19-33: Button Color Variables Review
The definitions for primary and secondary button colors are neatly segmented and clearly commented. Verify that the chosen colors for text, hover, and disabled states meet your project's accessibility and branding standards, especially in terms of contrast.packages/main-ui/src/components/button/primary_button.rs (1)
1-34: Well-structured component with good separation of concernsThe
PrimaryButtoncomponent is well implemented with appropriate conditional styling based on disabled state and size handling.Consider adding more size variants
Currently, the component only supports a
Normalsize. Consider adding more size variants (like Small, Large) to make the component more flexible and reusable across different UI contexts.let padding = match size { ButtonSize::Normal => "px-40 py-20", + ButtonSize::Small => "px-20 py-10", + ButtonSize::Large => "px-60 py-30", };packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/labeled_input.rs (2)
18-20: Fix redundant CSS class and use Tailwind for heightThere are two issues with the styling:
- The
borderclass is duplicated in the class list- Height is set using inline styles instead of Tailwind classes
- class: "w-full outline-none h-full grow px-20 text-white text-base placeholder-c-wg-30 border border-c-wg-70 border rounded-lg flex flex-row items-center justify-start", - style: "height: {height};", + class: "w-full outline-none h-full grow px-20 text-white text-base placeholder-c-wg-30 border-c-wg-70 border rounded-lg flex flex-row items-center justify-start h-[{height}]",
4-28: Consider adding support for validation and error statesThe input component could be enhanced with validation support and error state display for better user experience.
pub fn LabeledInput( #[props(extends = GlobalAttributes)] attributes: Vec<Attribute>, label_name: String, placeholder: String, #[props(default = "50px".to_string())] height: String, #[props(default = "text".to_string())] r#type: String, + #[props(default = false)] has_error: bool, + #[props(default = "".to_string())] error_message: String, oninput: EventHandler<String>, ) -> Element { + let border_class = if has_error { + "border-red-500" + } else { + "border-c-wg-70" + }; rsx! { div {..attributes, div { class: "w-full flex flex-col items-start gap-5", p { class: "text-c-cg-30 font-bold text-base/28", {label_name} } input { - class: "w-full outline-none h-full grow px-20 text-white text-base placeholder-c-wg-30 border border-c-wg-70 border rounded-lg flex flex-row items-center justify-start", + class: "w-full outline-none h-full grow px-20 text-white text-base placeholder-c-wg-30 border {border_class} rounded-lg flex flex-row items-center justify-start", style: "height: {height};", r#type, placeholder, oninput: move |e| oninput(e.value()), } + {has_error && rsx!( + p { class: "text-red-500 text-sm mt-1", {error_message} } + )} } } } }packages/main-ui/src/components/button/secondary_botton.rs (1)
13-20: Consider adding more size variantsSimilar to PrimaryButton, this component only supports a
Normalsize. Consider adding more size variants for better flexibility.let padding = match size { ButtonSize::Normal => "px-40 py-20", + ButtonSize::Small => "px-20 py-10", + ButtonSize::Large => "px-60 py-30", };packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/support.rs (3)
39-41: Fix incorrect debug messageThe debug message for last name incorrectly logs "First name" instead of "Last name".
- btracing::debug!("First name: {}", e); + btracing::debug!("Last name: {}", e);
63-71: Implement dropdown box instead of inputThere's a FIXME comment indicating that this should be a dropdown box, not a regular input.
Would you like me to implement a dropdown component to replace this input field? The current implementation uses a regular input field where a dropdown select would be more appropriate.
67-68: Fix identical label and placeholderThe label and placeholder for the "needs" input are identical, which is inconsistent with other fields where they differ.
- placeholder: tr.label_needs, + placeholder: tr.placeholder_needs,You should also add a placeholder translation:
+ placeholder_needs: { + ko: "주제를 선택하세요", + en: "Select a topic", + }packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/mod.rs (1)
15-27: Consider explicit imports instead of wildcard re-exports.While using
pub use module_name::*is a common pattern in Rust for component libraries, it can lead to namespace pollution if multiple modules export items with the same name. For improved maintainability as the codebase grows, consider explicitly re-exporting specific components:-pub use about::*; +pub use about::About;This approach provides better clarity about which components are available from each module.
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32-32: Provide more descriptive props to the Socials component.The Socials component is used with minimal properties. Consider providing more descriptive props such as specific social networks to display or configuration settings that might be needed.
36-37: Add more specific TODOs with issue references.The TODO comments would be more helpful if they included specific issue references or more detailed information about the planned implementation:
- // TODO: implement downloading whitepaper + // TODO: implement downloading whitepaper functionality (#ISSUE_NUMBER)- // TODO: implement Sign in + // TODO: implement Sign in flow with authentication service (#ISSUE_NUMBER)Also applies to: 39-40
21-21: Extract Tailwind classes into reusable components or variables.The component has long, complex Tailwind class strings that reduce readability. Consider extracting common patterns into reusable components or CSS variables for better maintainability:
// Example approach: const SECTION_CONTAINER = "w-screen h-screen flex flex-col items-center justify-center gap-100"; const HEADING_STYLE = "text-[48px] text-center font-bold leading-[56px] text-white whitespace-pre-line";Then use these constants in your JSX:
div { class: SECTION_CONTAINER, // ... }Also applies to: 25-25, 28-28
11-44: Consider handling loading states and accessibility.The component lacks handling for loading states or accessibility attributes. Consider:
- Adding ARIA attributes for better screen reader support
- Ensuring proper tab navigation between interactive elements
- Including loading states for buttons when actions are pending
PrimaryButton { onclick: |_| {}, + aria_label: "Learn more about RATEL", {tr.btn_learn} }
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1-13: Module organization looks clean and well-structured.The file properly declares all necessary component modules that are part of the landing page implementation.
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Fix filename typo: "secondary_botton.rs" should be "secondary_button.rs"
The filename contains a typo which will cause import issues. The file should be renamed from "secondary_botton.rs" to "secondary_button.rs". This is already causing an issue in the support.rs file where it's being imported.
The file needs to be renamed from "secondary_botton.rs" to "secondary_button.rs" and all imports updated accordingly.
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Fix import path with typo
The import path contains a typo: "secondary_botton" should be "secondary_button". This matches the filename typo identified in the button component file.
-use crate::components::button::secondary_botton::SecondaryButton;
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Add form submission feedback
The submit button has an empty onclick handler with no feedback to the user. Consider adding form validation and submission logic.
- SecondaryButton { onclick: |_| {}, {tr.btn_submit} }
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Fix typo in module path: "secondary_botton".
There's a typo in the import path for the SecondaryButton component.
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Reorganized CSS variables for better readability and added backdrop blur effect to the header component.
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5-11: Static Theme Block Initialization
The static theme block is introduced with@theme static { ... }and is well-organized into sections. Confirm that your build system processes the@theme staticdirective as expected, since it is not a standard Tailwind directive.
6-10: Tailwind CSS Variables Section
This section defines essential variables such as--spacing,--color-black,--color-primary, and--color-secondary. The naming is consistent. However, verify that the value set for--spacing(1px) meets the intended design requirements, as it is unusually small for spacing.
31-39: App-Specific Color Definitions
The app-specific color section extends the theme with additional variables like--color-hover,--color-c-wg-*, and--color-footer. The grouping is comprehensive and clear. Consider adding inline documentation if these variables have specific usage contexts within the app to aid future maintenance.packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/header.rs (3)
56-93: Unused translation in the translations table.The "reward" translation (lines 79-82) is defined but not used anywhere in the component. This could lead to confusion and maintenance issues.
Consider removing unused translations to keep the code clean:
translate! { HeaderTranslate; menu_about: { ko: "About", en: "About", } menu_stance: { ko: "Politician stance", en: "Politician stance", } menu_community: { ko: "Community", en: "Community", } menu_support: { ko: "Support", en: "Support", } - reward: { - ko: "나의 보상", - en: "My Rewards", - } login: { ko: "로그인", en: "Sign in", } get_ratel: { ko: "$RATEL 받기", en: "GET $RATEL", } }
11-12: Consider using design tokens for magic numbers in layout.The design uses several hard-coded values like "gap-59" and "max-w-[1176px]" which might make future design system adjustments more difficult.
Consider defining these values as design tokens or Tailwind theme variables for better maintainability:
- div { class: "w-full flex flex-row items-center justify-between gap-59 max-w-[1176px] mx-10", + div { class: "w-full flex flex-row items-center justify-between gap-header-nav max-w-content mx-10",This assumes you've added these custom values to your Tailwind configuration.
19-20: Avoid inline style attributes for conditional highlighting.Using the color attribute directly isn't a best practice in component frameworks - it adds an inline style which overrides CSS precedence.
Consider using conditional classes instead of inline color styles:
- a { - class: "p-10 hover:text-white", - href: "#about", - color: if selected == 1 { "var(--color-primary)" }, - {tr.menu_about} - } + a { + class: "p-10 hover:text-white {if selected == 1 { "text-primary" } else { "" }}", + href: "#about", + {tr.menu_about} + }Apply this pattern to all menu items for consistency.
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packages/main-ui/public/input.css (6)
1-3: Tailwind Directives Integration
The inclusion of Tailwind’s base, components, and utilities layers is correctly implemented, ensuring the foundational styles are loaded.
4-4: Formatting Check
This line (line 4) appears to be a spacer or an intentional blank line. Ensure it adheres to your project’s formatting guidelines.
12-14: Background Colors Setup
The background color is clearly defined with--color-background: #1E1E1E;, which supports a dark theme. This should integrate nicely with the overall UI.
15-22: Primary Button Colors Configuration
The primary button colors are comprehensively defined, covering normal, hover, text, and disabled states. This detailed configuration will help ensure a consistent button appearance across various UI states.
23-30: Secondary Button Colors Configuration
Similarly, the secondary button colors have been defined with attention to hover and disabled states. The approach mirrors the primary button setup and maintains design consistency.
40-40: File Termination Verification
The file correctly concludes after closing the{ ... }block. Ensure no trailing whitespace or extraneous characters are present that might affect the CSS processing.packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/header.rs (5)
1-5: Import and directive setup looks good.The import setup properly includes necessary dependencies for the Dioxus framework and translation functionality. Using
#![allow(non_snake_case)]is appropriate for React-style components that follow PascalCase naming convention.
6-9: Component declaration with proper signature and translation initialization.The Header component is correctly defined with appropriate parameters - language for localization and selected index for highlighting the active menu item. The translation lookup is properly initialized.
10-14: Fixed header implementation looks good.The header's positioning and styling using Tailwind CSS classes creates an appropriate fixed header with backdrop blur effect. The logo placement and navigation to the top of the page are well implemented.
15-40: Navigation menu implementation is well structured.The navigation menu items are consistently formatted with appropriate hover effects and conditional styling based on the selected parameter. Each menu item correctly links to the corresponding section on the page.
42-49: Action buttons look well-implemented.The login and GET $RATEL buttons have appropriate styling and use translated text correctly. The primary button has a distinct visual style with proper hover effects.
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Consider more distinct Korean translations for menu items.
The Korean translations for menu items (About, Politician stance, Community, Support) are identical to English, which might not provide a proper localized experience.
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What are appropriate Korean translations for website navigation items like "About", "Community", and "Support"?
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To translate website navigation items like "About," "Community," and "Support" into Korean, consider both direct translations and culturally adapted terms based on context. Here’s a breakdown of common translations and usage notes:
1. "About"
- Standard translation: "소개" (Sogae)
- Used for general introductions (e.g., "회사 소개" for "About Us" in corporate contexts).
- Alternative: "정보" (Jeongbo, "Information") for broader informational sections.
- Best for informal or community-focused sites.
2. "Community"
- Direct loanword: "커뮤니티" (Keomyuniti)
- Widely understood and used in digital platforms.
- Formal alternative: "공동체" (Gongdongche)
- Emphasizes collective identity, suitable for NGOs or forums.
3. "Support"
- Common translation: "고객 지원" (Gogaek Jiwon, "Customer Support")
- Standard for business/corporate sites.
- Simplified: "지원" (Jiwon)
- General-purpose (e.g., technical support).
- Casual option: "도움말" (Doummal, "Help")
- Friendly tone for user assistance.
Considerations for Localization
- Cultural Nuances: Honorifics and formality levels matter. For formal websites, use "회사 소개" (About Us) and "고객 지원" (Customer Support). For informal/community sites, "커뮤니티" and "도움말" are more approachable [2][11].
- SEO and Clarity: Loanwords like "커뮤니티" are SEO-friendly for younger audiences, while "공동체" may align better with traditional or nonprofit contexts [5][7].
- Professional Tools: Services like Papago or Linguise provide context-aware translations and live editing to refine terms directly on the website [1][2].
Example Navigation Bar
| English | Korean (Formal) | Korean (Informal) |
|---|---|---|
| About | 회사 소개 | 소개 |
| Community | 공동체 | 커뮤니티 |
| Support | 고객 지원 | 도움말 |
For accuracy, combine machine translation tools like Papago (noted for slang/honorifics [2][12]) with human review, especially for culturally sensitive terms. Professional services like Cultures Connection or Responsive Translation ensure localization aligns with Korean linguistic norms [5][13].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.linguise.com/blog/guide/how-to-translate-a-website-to-korean-language/
- 2: https://blog.southofseoul.net/what-is-papago/
- 3: https://elfsight.com/website-translator-widget/templates/korean-to-english-website-translator/
- 4: https://circletranslations.com/content/korean-translation-services
- 5: https://culturesconnection.com/korean-translation-services/korean-website-translation-services/
- 6: https://www.weglot.com/blog/multilingual-websites-examples
- 7: https://www.globalizationpartners.com/resources/korean-website-localization/
- 8: https://kinsta.com/blog/how-to-translate-a-website/
- 9: https://www.systransoft.com/lp/korean-translation/
- 10: https://localizejs.com/articles/the-pros-cons-of-using-google-translate-for-your-website
- 11: https://localizejs.com/articles/how-to-localize-for-korea
- 12: https://phrase.com/blog/posts/is-google-translate-accurate/
- 13: https://www.responsivetranslation.com/korean/
- 14: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.object_reference.meta/object_reference/sforce_api_objects_navigationmenuitemlocalization.htm
- 15: https://experiencinginformation.com/2008/04/02/designing-web-navigation-in-korean/
- 16: https://www.acclaro.com/language/korean-translation-services/
Action: Update the Korean menu item translations for better localization
- File: packages/main-ui/src/pages/components/header.rs, Lines 59-62
- Suggestion: Currently, the Korean translation for the "About" menu item is identical to the English text (“About”). Based on localization best practices, please update the translations as follows:
- About: Change from
"About"to "소개" (or "회사 소개" if a more formal tone is desired). - Community: If applicable, update from
"Community"to "커뮤니티" (or "공동체" for a formal version). - Support: Change from
"Support"to "고객 지원" (alternatively, "도움말" can be used for a friendlier tone). - Politician stance: Although not shown in the snippet, if present in the codebase, consider a distinct translation such as "정치 입장" to clearly differentiate it from the English version.
- About: Change from
Please ensure these updates align with the intended tone of the website and consult with any localization guidelines or stakeholders if necessary.
Added a new logo image to the public assets and integrated the MetaPage component in the HomePage. The MetaPage component sets the page title, description, and image.
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5-5: Consider more specific imports instead of wildcard imports.Using wildcard imports (
*) makes it harder to track which components are actually being used and can lead to namespace pollution. This might also impact code readability for new developers joining the project.-use super::components::*; +use super::components::{Top, About, PoliticianStance, Community, Support};
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packages/main-ui/src/pages/page.rs (4)
2-2: Good addition of the MetaPage component for SEO optimization.The inclusion of the MetaPage component improves SEO by providing title, description and image metadata for the page. This is a best practice for web applications.
7-7: Good use of localization.Implementing the dioxus_translate crate for internationalization is a good approach for supporting multiple languages in the application.
16-21: Good modular structure with clear component separation.The updated layout with dedicated components for different sections (Top, About, PoliticianStance, Community, Support) improves code organization and maintainability. Each component now has a specific responsibility following the single responsibility principle.
However, consider adding some spacing between components to improve visual separation on the page:
div { class: "flex flex-col w-full justify-start items-center", Top { lang } + div { class: "my-8" } About { lang } + div { class: "my-8" } PoliticianStance { lang } + div { class: "my-8" } Community { lang } + div { class: "my-8" } Support { lang } }
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Ensure translation keys are consistent with component expectations.
The code imports TopTranslate for the main page translations. Make sure all required translation keys for the description are defined in the translation files and that the component correctly handles missing translations.
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tr.descriptionwithin the MetaPage (see packages/main-ui/src/pages/page.rs: lines 11–12), confirming thatTopTranslateprovides a description field. Please ensure that:
- All translation files contain the required
descriptionkey.- The MetaPage component (and any related components) gracefully handles cases where a translation might be missing.
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| MetaPage { title: "Ratel", description: tr.description, image: "{image}" } |
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Check if the image path is correct.
Verify that the image path "/public/logos/logo.png" is correctly referenced and the file exists. The current string interpolation "{image}" might not work as expected - the variable is already a string.
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MetaPage { title: "Ratel", description: tr.description, image: "{image}" }
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MetaPage { title: "Ratel", description: tr.description, image }
Please verify that the file at /public/logos/logo.png exists (as seen in similar asset references elsewhere in the codebase) and update as needed.
+ Added environment variable check to conditionally load Tailwind CSS and script in local environment. + Changed stylesheet links to preload for improved performance. + Deferred loading of main script to optimize page load time.
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