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chore: Update Card component props to use 'id' instead of 'key' #147

Closed Alidantech closed 1 week ago

Alidantech commented 1 month ago

Description

This change resolves a hydration error in Next.js by renaming the key prop to id. This adjustment prevents the hydration mismatch warnings that were occurring. The change ensures a smoother rendering process and improves the overall stability of the application.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates enhance code clarity and maintainability without altering core functionality. Key changes include renaming props for better descriptiveness, improved responsiveness in UI components, and added logging for debugging. These refinements streamline the codebase and enhance developer experience, particularly when working with component properties and responsive layouts.

Changes

Files Change Summary
src/app/devtools/page.tsx Minor formatting adjustments, prop name changed from key to id in Card component.
src/components/Card.tsx Renamed key to id in CardProps type and component, enhancing clarity.
src/components/GitHubStars.tsx Added console.log(data); for improved debugging after fetching data from GitHub API.
src/components/PeopleSection.tsx Added responsive width classes for extra-large (xl) screens in a div element for better layout.

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Props were renamed in a cheerful array.
With logs that now peek at the stars so bright,
Responsiveness dances in the soft moonlight.
Hops of improvement, oh what a delight! πŸŒ™βœ¨


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FrancescoXX commented 1 week ago

Thank you for your contribution. There is no issue or assigned person to this, so I will close this.