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Format files #501

Closed emanuelen5 closed 2 months ago

emanuelen5 commented 2 months ago

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Walkthrough

The updates across various TypeScript files primarily focus on optimizing import statements and reorganizing module imports to enhance the module resolution process and initialization sequence. Additionally, there are minor adjustments in functionality, such as direct property access in quiz logic and the removal of unused imports and functions, streamlining the overall codebase for better performance and readability.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
cartpage.tsx, courses.tsx, history.tsx, receipt.tsx, shop.tsx, sidebar.tsx Reordered and reorganized import statements. Removed unused imports and adjusted the order of module imports for optimized initialization and module resolution.
quiz.tsx Modified the logic for finding the correct option in a quiz by directly accessing the correct property.
subscriptions.tsx Added and removed various imports, including hooks and components, for better state management and component structuring. Removed unused imports to clean up the code.
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2356784c37f9360ea8f31d9bbb236563e7ee863d and 03c02743e69509b167f86c45187ec0eb6d802535.
Files selected for processing (8) * public/ts/cartpage.tsx (2 hunks) * public/ts/courses.tsx (1 hunks) * public/ts/history.tsx (1 hunks) * public/ts/quiz.tsx (1 hunks) * public/ts/receipt.tsx (1 hunks) * public/ts/shop.tsx (1 hunks) * public/ts/sidebar.tsx (1 hunks) * public/ts/subscriptions.tsx (1 hunks)
Additional comments not posted (15)
public/ts/history.tsx (2)
`1-9`: Reordered imports improve readability and potentially enhance module resolution efficiency. --- `9-9`: Ensure `UIkit` is properly declared or imported if it's used from an external library.
public/ts/courses.tsx (2)
`1-4`: Reordered imports improve readability and potentially enhance module resolution efficiency. --- `4-4`: Ensure `UIkit` is properly declared or imported if it's used from an external library.
public/ts/receipt.tsx (2)
`1-20`: Reordered imports improve readability and potentially enhance module resolution efficiency. --- `20-20`: Ensure `UIkit` is properly declared or imported if it's used from an external library.
public/ts/sidebar.tsx (1)
`1-5`: Reordered imports improve readability and potentially enhance module resolution efficiency.
public/ts/cartpage.tsx (2)
`1-10`: > :memo: **NOTE** > This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-17] Reordered imports improve readability and potentially enhance module resolution efficiency. --- `17-17`: Ensure `UIkit` is properly declared or imported if it's used from an external library.
public/ts/shop.tsx (2)
`1-13`: Reordered imports improve readability and potentially enhance module resolution efficiency. --- `13-13`: Ensure `UIkit` is properly declared or imported if it's used from an external library.
public/ts/quiz.tsx (2)
`296-297`: Direct access to the `correct` property after finding the option by its ID improves efficiency and readability. --- `297-297`: Ensure that the option with the specified ID always exists to avoid potential runtime errors.
public/ts/subscriptions.tsx (2)
`1-21`: Added and reordered imports improve readability and potentially enhance module resolution efficiency. --- `21-21`: Ensure `UIkit` is properly declared or imported if it's used from an external library.
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