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    • Enhanced the tab bar component with a callback that notifies when the selected tab changes.
    • Improved tab interactions on the statistics page for smoother, more responsive updates when users switch tabs.

uuranus and others added 2 commits February 26, 2025 13:45
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This change introduces a new optional prop, onSelectedItemChanged, in the TabBarContainerProps interface. Within the TabBarContainer component, a useEffect hook is added to trigger this callback whenever the active tab changes. Additionally, the StatisticsPage now passes a function to this prop to update its current tab state. These adjustments allow external components to respond to tab selection changes without altering the primary control flow.

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File(s) Change Summary
frontend/src/components/tab-bar/TabBarCotainer.tsx Added optional prop onSelectedItemChanged?: (itemId: string) => void to the interface; implemented a useEffect hook to call this callback on active tab change, with an empty function as default.
frontend/src/domains/admin/pages/statistics/index.tsx Passed the new onSelectedItemChanged prop to the TabBarContainer component; the provided callback updates the currentTab state when a new tab is selected.

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    participant U as User
    participant T as TabBarContainer
    participant C as Callback (onSelectedItemChanged)
    participant S as StatisticsPage

    U->>T: Clicks on a tab
    T->>T: Update activeIndex internally
    T->>C: Call onSelectedItemChanged(itemId)
    C->>S: Update currentTab state (if provided)
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Possibly related PRs

  • dev로 머지 #431: Adds onSelectedItemChanged prop to TabBarContainer to handle selection changes.
  • dev로 머지 #346: Introduces similar updates in TabBarContainer for managing tab selection events.
  • dev로 머지 #371: Utilizes the new onSelectedItemChanged prop in the StatisticsPage to update the tab state.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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frontend/src/domains/admin/pages/statistics/index.tsx (2)

167-167: Remove console.log statement.

This appears to be leftover debugging code that should be removed before merging to production.

-  console.log(currentTab);

182-182: Consider consolidating tab state management.

The component now uses both onTabItemClick and onSelectedItemChanged to update the same currentTab state. While functionally correct, this creates redundancy and could lead to confusion about which callback is responsible for state updates.

Either:

  1. Use only one callback for state management
  2. Provide comments explaining why both are needed
  3. Refactor to separate their responsibilities
  <TabBarContainer
    tabItems={tabItems}
-   onTabItemClick={(itemId) => setCurrentTab(itemId)}
+   onTabItemClick={() => {}} // Let onSelectedItemChanged handle state updates
    onSelectedItemChanged={(itemId) => setCurrentTab(itemId)}
    contents={() => {
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frontend/src/components/tab-bar/TabBarCotainer.tsx (3)

1-1: LGTM - Proper import inclusion.

The useEffect import is appropriately added to support the new callback functionality.


15-15: LGTM - Well-typed new prop.

The new optional prop is properly typed with a function signature that clearly indicates its purpose.


28-28: LGTM - Good default value implementation.

Providing a default empty function is a good practice to prevent potential undefined errors when the prop is not supplied.

Comment on lines +59 to +61
useEffect(() => {
onSelectedItemChanged(tabItems[activeIndex].itemId);
}, [activeIndex]);
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⚠️ Potential issue

Add missing dependencies to useEffect.

The useEffect hook is missing dependencies in its dependency array. It uses tabItems and onSelectedItemChanged inside the effect, but these aren't listed as dependencies.

  useEffect(() => {
    onSelectedItemChanged(tabItems[activeIndex].itemId);
-  }, [activeIndex]);
+  }, [activeIndex, onSelectedItemChanged, tabItems]);

Without these dependencies, the effect will use stale closures if the props change, potentially causing bugs.

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useEffect(() => {
onSelectedItemChanged(tabItems[activeIndex].itemId);
}, [activeIndex]);
useEffect(() => {
onSelectedItemChanged(tabItems[activeIndex].itemId);
}, [activeIndex, onSelectedItemChanged, tabItems]);

@uuranus uuranus merged commit 8dd84ef into dev Feb 26, 2025
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