bootstrap5 by gemini

[doomedraven]

written by gemini cli

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on a major frontend overhaul, migrating the existing UI to Bootstrap 5. This update not only refreshes the visual appearance but also streamlines the styling with modern CSS practices. Additionally, it introduces performance enhancements through asset compression and a new utility for detailed network analysis.

Highlights

• Bootstrap 5 Upgrade: The project's frontend framework has been upgraded to Bootstrap version 5.3.3, modernizing the UI components and leveraging the latest features.
• CSS Modernization: The style.css file has been significantly refactored to align with Bootstrap 5's design principles, introducing CSS variables for a cleaner, more maintainable color palette and removing outdated styles.
• Hex Dump for HTTP Responses: A new feature has been added to the network analysis section, allowing users to view a hex dump of HTTP response content directly within the UI.
• Frontend Asset Compression: Integration of django-compressor has been added to optimize CSS and JavaScript assets, improving page load times and overall performance.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to modernize the web interface by upgrading to Bootstrap 5. This includes updating CSS classes, replacing some jQuery-based JavaScript with vanilla implementations, and introducing django-compressor for asset optimization. While this is a valuable modernization effort, the current changes introduce some critical regressions. Notably, jQuery is removed, but many parts of the application still depend on it, which will break significant functionality. Additionally, essential CSS styles for visualizing analysis reports have been removed. I've detailed these issues in the review comments.

[gemini-code-assist]

The old style.css contained many utility classes for styling API call categories (e.g., .filesystem, .registry, .process, .network, etc.). These have been removed in the new version. While the new CSS is much cleaner, removing these classes will likely break the visual representation of API calls in the analysis reports, which is a core feature. These styles should be preserved or adapted to the new design system to avoid a significant regression in functionality.

[gemini-code-assist]

This pull request removes jQuery (jquery.js), but several templates, including submission/index.html, still rely heavily on it. The new Bootstrap 5 bundle also does not include jQuery. This will cause JavaScript errors and break functionality across the site, particularly on the file submission page. jQuery should either be re-included, or all dependent JavaScript code must be rewritten in vanilla JS.

[gemini-code-assist]

The regular expression to extract the filename from a path has been broken in this change. The original code correctly handled both Windows and Unix-style paths. The new code has incorrect syntax and a typo (ackslash with a backspace character). This will prevent the selected filename from being displayed correctly in the submission form.

        label = input.val().replace(/\\/g, '/').replace(/.*\//, '');