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Add BigText.astro to handle the sections with alternating large text.
Fix color style in TagOrnament.astro. Add paragraph spacing.
Use fragments to pass in the BigText contents. Add multiple weights of Barlow and Barlow Condensed.
Remove style block from BaseLayout.astro.
Tweak vertical spacing.
Use BigText for the news and code summary headers.
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Summary of Changes
This pull request introduces a new design for the homepage in the /beta directory, utilizing Tailwind CSS for styling. It includes configuration changes to integrate Tailwind into the Astro project, addition of a tag ornament SVG, and new components to structure the homepage content.
Highlights
- Tailwind CSS Integration: The pull request integrates Tailwind CSS into the Astro project for styling the new homepage design. This involves installing the
@tailwindcss/vitepackage and configuring it inastro.config.mjs. - New Homepage Components: Several new Astro components are added to structure the homepage content, including
BigText,Card,CodeSummary,NewsSummary,HackNightHero,NavLink, andTagOrnament. - Global CSS and Styling: A
global.cssfile is created to define base styles and CSS variables, and it's imported into theBaseLayout.astrolayout.
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- astro.config.mjs
- Added
@tailwindcss/viteas a plugin to integrate Tailwind CSS. - Configured
viteto handle CSS modules.
- Added
- package-lock.json
- Added
@tailwindcss/viteandtailwindcssas dependencies. - Updated various other dependencies.
- Added
- package.json
- Added
@tailwindcss/viteandtailwindcssas devDependencies.
- Added
- src/assets/icons/tag-ornament.svg
- Added a new SVG file for a tag ornament icon.
- src/layouts/BaseLayout.astro
- Imported
global.cssto apply global styles.
- Imported
- src/pages/beta/_components/BigText.astro
- Created a new component for displaying large text with optional ornament.
- src/pages/beta/_components/Card.astro
- Created a new component for displaying cards with title, body, and link.
- src/pages/beta/_components/CodeSummary.astro
- Created a new component to summarize code-related activity using GitHub Events.
- src/pages/beta/_components/FooterNav.astro
- Created a new component for the footer navigation.
- src/pages/beta/_components/GitHubEvents/GitHubEventCard.tsx
- Created a React component to display a single GitHub event as a card.
- src/pages/beta/_components/GitHubEvents/GitHubEvents.tsx
- Created a React component to fetch and display GitHub events.
- src/pages/beta/_components/GitHubEvents/getRecentEvents.tsx
- Created a function to fetch recent GitHub events from an organization.
- src/pages/beta/_components/GitHubEvents/icons.tsx
- Created React components for the left and right arrow icons.
- src/pages/beta/_components/HomeSection.astro
- Created a new component for structuring sections on the homepage.
- src/pages/beta/_components/NewsSummary.astro
- Created a new component to summarize recent news articles.
- src/pages/beta/_components/NewsSummaryItem.astro
- Created a new component to display a single news summary item.
- src/pages/beta/_components/TagOrnament.astro
- Created a new component to render the tag ornament icon.
- src/pages/beta/_layouts/BaseLayout.astro
- Created a new base layout for beta pages, including metadata and global styles.
- src/pages/beta/index.astro
- Implemented the new homepage design using the new components.
- src/react/GitHubEvents/GitHubEventCard.module.css
- Removed CSS module file, styles are now in tailwind.
- src/styles/global.css
- Created a global CSS file to define base styles and CSS variables.
- tailwind.config.js
- Configured Tailwind CSS, including theme extensions.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a significant redesign of the homepage using Tailwind CSS and React components. The changes appear well-structured and should improve the overall user experience. However, it's important to thoroughly test the new design for responsiveness, accessibility, and performance.
Summary of Findings
- Tailwind CSS Integration: The pull request successfully integrates Tailwind CSS for styling the homepage, which should improve maintainability and consistency. However, verify that all existing styles are migrated and that the new styles are responsive and accessible.
- React Components and Client-Side Rendering: The pull request introduces React components with client-side rendering for dynamic content. Ensure that the components are properly encapsulated and that data fetching and error handling are implemented correctly.
- Component Structure and Reusability: The pull request introduces new components such as
BigText,Card, andGitHubEvents. Ensure that these components are designed for reusability and that their props are well-defined and documented.
Merge Readiness
The pull request is not yet ready for merging. There are several medium severity issues that need to be addressed before merging. I am unable to approve this pull request, and I recommend that the pull request not be merged until these issues are addressed and that others review and approve this code before merging.
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Consider adding a comment explaining why Tailwind CSS is being added as a plugin. This can help future developers understand the purpose of this configuration.
plugins: [
tailwindcss() // Integrate Tailwind CSS for styling
]
| h2, h3, h4 { | ||
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| color: var(--color-sf-red); | ||
| font-weight: inherit; | ||
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Consider using Tailwind CSS classes directly instead of global styles to manage the color and font weight of the b tag. This would align better with the overall styling approach of the project.
h2, h3, h4 {
:global(b) {
@apply text-[var(--color-sf-red)] font-semibold; /* Tailwind classes */
}
}
| // This relies on DOM manipulation, which might be less ideal in Astro/React. | ||
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| const section = sectionID ? document.getElementById(sectionID) : null; | ||
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| section.style.display = "none"; | ||
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Relying on direct DOM manipulation within a React component is generally discouraged. Consider using state management or a callback prop to communicate the error to the parent component and control the visibility of the section. This would make the component more reusable and easier to test.
const handleError = () => {
// Use state to control visibility
setIsError(true);
};
return (
<ErrorBoundary onError={handleError} fallback={null}>
{!isError && (
<Suspense fallback={<Loader />}>
<GitHubEventsList eventsPromise={eventsPromise} />
</Suspense>
)}
</ErrorBoundary>
);
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Use Tailwind to style the new design for the homepage in /beta.