Code torso's editor PR

[Dhravya]

Comprehensive Editor Component Enhancements

Overview

This pull request introduces a series of enhancements and new features to the editor component, focusing on improving user interaction with text formatting, link management, and document structure.

Changes

• Key Changes:

  • Added a new advanced editor component utilizing Tiptap for improved text editing features.
  • Integrated emoji support and AI completion commands to enhance user experience.
  • Updated existing components to accommodate new editor functionalities, including image uploads and markdown support.

• New Features:

  • Introduced a Markdown editor dialog that allows users to edit content in a more structured format.
  • Implemented AI commands for content generation, including options to improve, fix grammar, or adjust the length of the text.
  • Added an emoji selector for easy insertion of emojis into the text.

• Refactoring:

  • Refactored existing components to streamline the integration of the new editor and its features, enhancing code readability and maintainability.
  • Consolidated styles and improved the structure of the editor's CSS to ensure consistency across different components.
  • Removed redundant code and optimized the use of state management in functional components.

Additional Details

The changes in this pull request are primarily focused on the `menu.tsx` and `popover.tsx` files within the `apps/web/components/editor/ui` directory. 1. **menu.tsx**: - Imports necessary components and icons from external libraries. - Defines an `appearances` array with the available theme options (System, Light, Dark). - Implements the `Menu` component, which renders a popover menu with the theme selection options. - The `setTheme` function from the `next-themes` library is used to update the current theme. - The currently selected theme is highlighted with a check mark icon. 2. **popover.tsx**: - Imports the necessary Radix UI Popover components and utility functions. - Defines the `Popover`, `PopoverTrigger`, and `PopoverContent` components, leveraging the Radix UI primitives. - The `PopoverContent` component is responsible for rendering the popover menu content, including the theme selection options. - Various CSS classes and animations are applied to the popover content for a visually appealing appearance.

Performance Considerations

• The use of useEffect for autofocus in the LinkSelector component ensures a smoother user experience.
• The components are designed to minimize re-renders by leveraging React's hooks and state management effectively.

Error Handling

• Enhanced error handling in the image upload process to provide clear feedback to users when uploads fail.
• Implemented checks for file types and sizes before API calls to prevent unnecessary requests.

Readability and Maintainability

• The code adheres to best practices, including clear naming conventions and modular component design.
• TypeScript interfaces are utilized to enforce type safety and improve the overall code readability.

Suggestions for Further Improvement

• Consider implementing unit tests for the new components to verify functionality and prevent regressions.
• Explore the possibility of adding keyboard shortcuts for accessibility and improved user experience.
• Review the performance of the popover components to ensure they do not hinder the editor's responsiveness.

Implement Theme Switching in Editor Menu

Overview

This pull request introduces a new menu component for the editor interface, allowing users to switch between different appearance themes (System, Light, Dark).

Changes

• Key Changes:

  • Implemented a Menu component that displays a popover menu with the theme selection options.
  • Integrated the next-themes library to handle the theme switching functionality.
  • Added icons and styles for the theme selection options.
  • Removed the commented-out font selection feature, as it is not yet implemented.

• New Features:

  • Users can now switch between system, light, and dark themes directly from the editor menu.

• Refactoring:

  • Extracted the popover menu logic into a separate Popover component, leveraging the @radix-ui/react-popover library.
  • Utilized the cn utility function from the @repo/ui/lib/utils module to conditionally apply CSS classes.

Patch Details

The changes in this pull request are primarily focused on the `menu.tsx` and `popover.tsx` files within the `apps/web/components/editor/ui` directory. 1. **menu.tsx**: - Imports necessary components and icons from external libraries. - Defines an `appearances` array with the available theme options (System, Light, Dark). - Implements the `Menu` component, which renders a popover menu with the theme selection options. - The `setTheme` function from the `next-themes` library is used to update the current theme. - The currently selected theme is highlighted with a check mark icon. 2. **popover.tsx**: - Imports the necessary Radix UI Popover components and utility functions. - Defines the `Popover`, `PopoverTrigger`, and `PopoverContent` components, leveraging the Radix UI primitives. - The `PopoverContent` component is responsible for rendering the popover menu content, including the theme selection options. - Various CSS classes and animations are applied to the popover content for a visually appealing appearance.

Comprehensive Editor Component Enhancements

Overview

This pull request introduces a series of enhancements and new features to the editor component, focusing on improving user interaction with text formatting, link management, and document structure.

Changes

• Key Changes:

  • Added a new advanced editor component utilizing Tiptap for improved text editing features.
  • Integrated emoji support and AI completion commands to enhance user experience.
  • Updated existing components to accommodate new editor functionalities, including image uploads and markdown support.

• New Features:

  • Introduced a Markdown editor dialog that allows users to edit content in a more structured format.
  • Implemented AI commands for content generation, including options to improve, fix grammar, or adjust the length of the text.
  • Added an emoji selector for easy insertion of emojis into the text.

• Refactoring:

  • Refactored existing components to streamline the integration of the new editor and its features, enhancing code readability and maintainability.
  • Consolidated styles and improved the structure of the editor's CSS to ensure consistency across different components.
  • Removed redundant code and optimized the use of state management in functional components.

Additional Details

The changes in this pull request are primarily focused on the `menu.tsx` and `popover.tsx` files within the `apps/web/components/editor/ui` directory. 1. **menu.tsx**: - Imports necessary components and icons from external libraries. - Defines an `appearances` array with the available theme options (System, Light, Dark). - Implements the `Menu` component, which renders a popover menu with the theme selection options. - The `setTheme` function from the `next-themes` library is used to update the current theme. - The currently selected theme is highlighted with a check mark icon. 2. **popover.tsx**: - Imports the necessary Radix UI Popover components and utility functions. - Defines the `Popover`, `PopoverTrigger`, and `PopoverContent` components, leveraging the Radix UI primitives. - The `PopoverContent` component is responsible for rendering the popover menu content, including the theme selection options. - Various CSS classes and animations are applied to the popover content for a visually appealing appearance.

Performance Considerations

• The use of useEffect for autofocus in the LinkSelector component ensures a smoother user experience.
• The components are designed to minimize re-renders by leveraging React's hooks and state management effectively.

Error Handling

• Enhanced error handling in the image upload process to provide clear feedback to users when uploads fail.
• Implemented checks for file types and sizes before API calls to prevent unnecessary requests.

Readability and Maintainability

• The code adheres to best practices, including clear naming conventions and modular component design.
• TypeScript interfaces are utilized to enforce type safety and improve the overall code readability.

Suggestions for Further Improvement

• Consider implementing unit tests for the new components to verify functionality and prevent regressions.
• Explore the possibility of adding keyboard shortcuts for accessibility and improved user experience.
• Review the performance of the popover components to ensure they do not hinder the editor's responsiveness.

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🔍 Code Review Summary

❗ Attention Required: This push has potential issues. 🚨

📊 Stats

• Total Feedbacks: 6
• Critical: 3
• Suggested Refinements: 3
• Files Affected: 5

  🏆 Code Quality

  [█████████████████░░░] 85% (Good)

🚨 Critical Issues

Error Handling (3 issues)

1. Missing error handling for async operations.

------ 📁 **File:** `apps/web/app/(dash)/menu.tsx:270` ⚖️ **Severity:** 8/10 🔍 **Description:** Async operations such as API calls should have error handling to prevent unhandled promise rejections. 💡 **Solution:** Wrap async calls in try-catch blocks and provide user feedback on errors. **Current Code:** ```python const creationTask = await createSpace(spaceName); ``` **Suggested Code:** ```python try{const creationTask = await createSpace(spaceName);}catch (error){toast.error('Space creation failed: ' + error.message);} ```

2. Potential security risk with unvalidated user input.

------ 📁 **File:** `apps/web/app/(dash)/(memories)/content.tsx:314` ⚖️ **Severity:** 9/10 🔍 **Description:** User input should be validated to prevent XSS attacks. 💡 **Solution:** Sanitize user inputs before rendering them in the UI. **Current Code:** ```python return

{title}

; ``` **Suggested Code:** ```python return

{sanitize(title)}

; ```

3. Ensure all interactive elements have accessible labels.

------ 📁 **File:** `apps/web/components/editor/ui/dialog.tsx:47` ⚖️ **Severity:** 8/10 🔍 **Description:** Missing labels can lead to accessibility issues for users relying on assistive technologies. 💡 **Solution:** Add aria-labels or visually hidden text to buttons and icons. **Current Code:** ```python Close ``` **Suggested Code:** ```python Close ```

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🟠 Refinement Suggestions:

These are not critical issues, but addressing them could further improve the code:

Error Handling (3 issues)

1. Implement error boundaries for components that may fail.

------ 📁 **File:** `apps/web/components/editor/ui/menu.tsx:37` ⚖️ **Severity:** 7/10 🔍 **Description:** Error boundaries can prevent the entire application from crashing. 💡 **Solution:** Wrap components in error boundaries to catch errors gracefully. **Current Code:** ```python ``` **Suggested Code:** ```python ```

2. Potential performance issue with excessive re-renders.

------ 📁 **File:** `apps/web/app/(dash)/menu.tsx:163` ⚖️ **Severity:** 6/10 🔍 **Description:** Using state directly in render methods can lead to unnecessary re-renders. 💡 **Solution:** Use useMemo or useCallback to memoize values and functions that are passed as props. **Current Code:** ```python const[spaces, setSpaces] = useState([]); ``` **Suggested Code:** ```python const[spaces, setSpaces] = useState([]); const memoizedSpaces = useMemo(() => spaces,[spaces]); ```

3. Avoid inline styles where possible.

------ 📁 **File:** `apps/web/components/editor/ui/icons/crazy-spinner.tsx:3` ⚖️ **Severity:** 6/10 🔍 **Description:** Inline styles can lead to performance issues and make the code harder to maintain. 💡 **Solution:** Use CSS classes instead of inline styles. **Current Code:** ```python

``` **Suggested Code:** ```python

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