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1 year ago @Drew-Macgibbon , so me and @JapneetRajput discusses about the workflow of this widget that:
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It will only be available to authenticated users (else disabled) - 👍
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A new table for storing the user feedback will be made in the Supabase which will have the
UUID, name, timestamps and the body of the submitted feedback(is this a good approach?)
Added a comment on related issue. #2
- Talking about the UI part, we can make a minimal designed widget for now as it will be simple, easy to customize and the functionality will be doing it's work
When it comes to allowing devs to customize the UI, I think the best approach is to use the app.config.ts like what nuxt/ui does, eg:
export default defineAppConfig({
title: 'Incubrain',
ui: {
primary: 'emerald',
slideover: {
background: 'background'
},
}
})You will need to review their repo to understand how it's done. They declare the module:
declare module '@nuxt/schema' {
interface AppConfigInput {
ui?: {
primary?: string
gray?: string
colors?: string[]
} & DeepPartial<typeof appConfig.ui>
}
}DeepPartial<typeof appConfig.ui> refers to this file
I imagine we can do something similar WHEN we create the nuxt module, for now, this is just FYI.
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We can also setup a category option while submitting the feedback (example: bug, feature request, etc.) so as it becomes easy for us to process things according to the category (filtering). Yes, discuss here #6
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Can we send an email to the user once their feedback is recorded? In the future we will likely do this, for now keep it simple. Something like a Toast Notification or Redirect to the Kanban and show users their own submissions, labelled 'pending review' and only viewable to them/admins.
Simplicity and accessibility are key for feedback. We want to encourage users to submit feedback!
Supabase has a good widget, we will use this as a start
This is going to be a Nuxt Module So keep the following in mind when developing:
Comment with your thoughts/ideas!