colorsTemplate refactor

[G-Joe]

This change resolves #344 by storing all the colors classes in an array and mapping through the array

Before

After

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced color template by dynamically generating and displaying color classes instead of using hard-coded values. This makes it easier to maintain and extend the list of color options available to users.

• Chores

  • Updated pre-commit script to comment out the npm run lint command, streamlining the commit process.

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Walkthrough

The primary change involves refactoring the ColorsTemplate component in the ColorsTemplate.js file. The hard-coded list of color classes is replaced with a dynamically generated array, enhancing maintainability by using a data-driven approach. Additionally, the npm run lint command in the .husky/pre-commit script has been commented out.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.husky/pre-commit	Commented out the npm run lint command.
src/examples/Colors/ColorsTemplate.js	Replaced hard-coded color classes with a dynamically generated list of color classes to render the ColorBubble component.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
#344: Refactor to improve maintainability.	✅

Poem

Amid the code, where colors bloom,
A refactor sweeps away the gloom.
Dynamic hues now take their place,
In tidy arrays, with elegant grace.
No longer static, they fluidly flow,
Our ColorsTemplate, let brilliance show. 🌈

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[kotAPI]

Can you attach screenshots of the storybook that uses this file? The before and after please?

[G-Joe]

Before:

After

[G-Joe]

when I undo the spread operator, when I create an array inisde the function, like the code, below, it displays just fine, do we stick with the spread operator method or this works

const ColorsTemplate = () => {

    const colorGroups = [
        gray,
        mauve,
        slate,
        sage,
        olive,
        sand,
        tomato,
        // Add other color groups here...
      ];

  return (
     <div className="p-4 space-y-0.5">
      {colorGroups.map((group, groupIndex) => (
        <div key={groupIndex} className="flex flex-wrap">
          {group.map((colorClass, index) => (
            <ColorBubble key={index} colorClass={colorClass} />
          ))}
        </div>
      ))}
    </div>
  )
}

see screnshot

[kotAPI]

when I undo the spread operator, when I create an array inisde the function, like the code, below, it displays just fine, do we stick with the spread operator method or this works

const ColorsTemplate = () => {

    const colorGroups = [
        gray,
        mauve,
        slate,
        sage,
        olive,
        sand,
        tomato,
        // Add other color groups here...
      ];

  return (
     <div className="p-4 space-y-0.5">
      {colorGroups.map((group, groupIndex) => (
        <div key={groupIndex} className="flex flex-wrap">
          {group.map((colorClass, index) => (
            <ColorBubble key={index} colorClass={colorClass} />
          ))}
        </div>
      ))}
    </div>
  )
}

see screnshot

We'll need a 2 dimensional array or an object

[G-Joe]

stored the array in an object and mapped through it, this looks good from my end, let me know

[kotAPI]

stored the array in an object and mapped through it, this looks good from my end, let me know

Looks good from the code, left a comment about reverting husky file change

also can you edit the description and attach before and after screenshot?

[G-Joe]

For the husky file, just to clarify, the npm run lint is still commented out, you want it to be uncommmented?

[kotAPI]

For the husky file, just to clarify, the npm run lint is still commented out, you want it to be uncommmented?

Correct, when you check your PR on GitHub - that change shouldn't be visible

[G-Joe]

Done, pls confirm from your end

[kotAPI]

Merging, thanks for the PR @G-Joe