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Feat/copy changes #306

Closed mehdi-torabiv closed 4 months ago

mehdi-torabiv commented 4 months ago

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The updates across various components primarily involve terminology changes from "interacting" to "posting" to better reflect user activities. Additionally, in the TcAvailableIntegrationsItem component, there's a new conditional rendering for a "Connect" button and updated div styling for disabled states.

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File Path Change Summary
.../communityIntegrations/TcAvailableIntegrationsItem.tsx Conditional rendering of "Connect" button; updated div styling when disabled.
.../pageIndex/ActiveMemberComposition.tsx, .../statistics/ActiveMembersComposition.tsx, .../statistics/DisengagedMembersComposition.tsx, .../statistics/Onboarding.tsx Updated descriptions from "interacting" to "posting" across various member categories and states.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between a2caafcdcbf860265de3e283986ab0f9c295826e and 5ec586c916d0d190a8c188cb3327af5dc1bfd0f8.
Files selected for processing (6) * src/components/communitySettings/communityIntegrations/TcAvailableIntegrationsItem.tsx (1 hunks) * src/components/pages/pageIndex/ActiveMemberComposition.tsx (4 hunks) * src/components/pages/statistics/ActiveMembersComposition.tsx (4 hunks) * src/components/pages/statistics/DisengagedMembersComposition.tsx (3 hunks) * src/components/pages/statistics/Onboarding.spec.tsx (1 hunks) * src/components/pages/statistics/Onboarding.tsx (3 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (3) * src/components/pages/pageIndex/ActiveMemberComposition.tsx * src/components/pages/statistics/DisengagedMembersComposition.tsx * src/components/pages/statistics/Onboarding.spec.tsx
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src/components/communitySettings/communityIntegrations/TcAvailableIntegrationsItem.tsx (2)
`42-52`: Ensure the conditional rendering logic correctly handles the `disabled` state. This change effectively allows the component to switch between an actionable button and a static text based on the `disabled` state, enhancing user experience by providing immediate visual feedback about the availability of the integration. --- `58-58`: Verify the application of the `cursor-not-allowed` class when the component is disabled. The addition of this class is a good practice for UX, as it visually indicates that the component is not interactive in its disabled state. This aligns with web accessibility standards.
src/components/pages/statistics/Onboarding.tsx (3)
`137-137`: Update the description to reflect the new terminology accurately. The updated description aligns with the new focus on "posting" activities, which is consistent with the strategic direction of the application. --- `146-146`: Ensure the description accurately reflects the new terminology and context. This change correctly updates the terminology to "posting," which is crucial for maintaining consistency across the application's user interface and functionality. --- `155-155`: Confirm the updated description for accuracy and consistency. The description update is appropriate and aligns with the other terminology changes throughout the application, ensuring a uniform user experience.
src/components/pages/statistics/ActiveMembersComposition.tsx (4)
`130-130`: Update the description to reflect the new terminology accurately. The updated description aligns with the new focus on "posting" activities, which is consistent with the strategic direction of the application. --- `154-154`: Ensure the description accurately reflects the new terminology and context. This change correctly updates the terminology to "posting," which is crucial for maintaining consistency across the application's user interface and functionality. --- `164-164`: Confirm the updated description for accuracy and consistency. The description update is appropriate and aligns with the other terminology changes throughout the application, ensuring a uniform user experience. --- `191-191`: Verify the updated description for accuracy and consistency. This description update correctly reflects the shift from "interacting" to "posting," maintaining consistency with the application's revised focus and terminology.
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