Radiobutton component

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@uparkalau, I have reviewed the changes in the PR. Here are my observations and suggestions:

RadioButton Component

Implementation (RadioButton.jsx)

1. Component Structure: The RadioButton component is well-structured, using the Radio component from @mui/material. It accepts several props, including id, name, value, label, onChange, buttonSize, color, and enabled.

2. PropTypes: The PropTypes are defined correctly, ensuring that the required props are passed. However, there is a typo in the onChange prop definition:

   onchange: PropTypes.func,

   It should be:

   onChange: PropTypes.func,

3. Default Props: The component provides default values for buttonSize, color, and enabled, which is good practice.

4. Inline Styles: The inline style for the Radio component's color is set based on the color prop. This approach is fine, but consider using CSS classes for better maintainability.

Styles (RadioButtonStyles.css)

1. CSS Classes: The styles for the radio button sizes are defined using .radio-small and .radio-large classes. This is a good approach for handling different sizes.

2. Accent Color: The accent-color property is used to style the radio button. This is a modern CSS feature and works well in this context.

3. Active State: The input:active selector is used to style the radio button when it is active. This includes an outline and border-radius, which enhances the user experience.

Summary

The RadioButton component is well-implemented with a few minor improvements needed:

• Fix the typo in the onChange PropType definition.
• Consider using CSS classes for the color styling instead of inline styles.

Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for these improvements?

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[SimerdeepSinghGrewal]

I've done these things added inline style (basic, required everywhere) for radio button but can be removed. directly applied color prop to style and used default color, earlier it was using conditional logic for default color used checked prop removed 'isRequired' from propTypes

[SimerdeepSinghGrewal]

• You can't click and then unclick the button; it remains unclicked.
• Text continues in new line. It shouldn't.
• In cases where there are multiple radio buttons that depend on each other (for example, on the Create Banner Page, there are two radio buttons: top and bottom), add functionality so that when one is clicked, the other is unselected. I leave the implementation to you.

done these and for functionality you need to provide same "name" attribute to both radio buttons.

[erenfn]

Use our RadioButton in components/BannerPageContents/BannerLeftContent.jsx to fit the style and functionality. Do git pull. I have pushed some changes to BannerLeftContent.jsx to let you understand what we expect. After you integrate our RadioButton, delete unnecessary code that I added there.

That page is in http://localhost:5173/banner/create after you run npm run dev you can navigate there to check the functionality

[SimerdeepSinghGrewal]

Use our RadioButton in components/BannerPageContents/BannerLeftContent.jsx to fit the style and functionality. Do git pull. I have pushed some changes to BannerLeftContent.jsx to let you understand what we expect. After you integrate our RadioButton, delete unnecessary code that I added there.

That page is in http://localhost:5173/banner/create after you run npm run dev you can navigate there to check the functionality

I removed MUI's Radio, RadioGroup and FormControlLabel from BannerLeftContent.jsx and updated the functionality(as required) with RadioButton component. Updated the RadioButton component to mimic Figma design - used the styling from MUI website. Its looks like this now