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Add ToggleGroup Component - Pass 1 #259

Closed kotAPI closed 1 week ago

kotAPI commented 4 months ago

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Walkthrough

The introduced files collectively implement a ToggleGroup component in React, designed to handle both single and multiple toggle configurations. This feature includes managing active toggles via context, creating a toggle group root, and individual toggle items. The added stories help demonstrate the component's usage, including visual examples for both single and multiple toggles.

Changes

Files Change Summaries
.../ToggleGroup.stories.js Introduced stories for ToggleGroup component, including templates for multiple and single toggle configurations.
.../ToggleGroup.tsx Created the main ToggleGroup component with Root and Item properties referencing subcomponents.
.../contexts/toggleContext.tsx Added a context for managing toggle functionalities.
.../shards/ToggleGroupRoot.tsx Added ToggleGroupRoot component for managing groups of toggles with state management for active toggles.
.../shards/ToggleItem.tsx Introduced ToggleItem component to handle individual toggle logic based on context-defined type ('single' or 'multiple').

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ToggleGroup
    participant ToggleGroupRoot
    participant ToggleItem
    participant ToggleContext
    User ->> ToggleGroup: Render Multiple Configuration
    ToggleGroup ->> ToggleGroupRoot: Create Root Component
    ToggleGroupRoot ->> ToggleItem: Create Items with Context
    ToggleItem ->> ToggleContext: Update Active States
    User ->> ToggleGroup: Toggle an Item
    ToggleGroup ->> ToggleItem: Handle Toggle Action
    ToggleItem ->> ToggleContext: Update Active States

Poem

In the garden of code, toggles dance,
With multiple ways to give them a chance.
Single or many, you choose the way,
To turn them on and off, and make them sway.
With stories to guide, and context to share,
Your toggles bloom with a rabbit's care. 🐇💻

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codecov[bot] commented 4 months ago

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests :white_check_mark:

Project coverage is 94.64%. Comparing base (1f00675) to head (92df1e7). Report is 2 commits behind head on main.

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