fix: animation and nodemodule

[NarwhalChen]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style

  • Updated the appearance of the text input area to display a white background in light mode while preserving dark mode styling.

• Bug Fixes

  • Enhanced file browsing by filtering out unnecessary directories from view, resulting in a cleaner, more focused listing.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates visual styling and logic behavior in two parts of the codebase. The first change modifies the CSS classes on a textarea within the prompt form to ensure it displays a white background in light mode. The second change enhances the file reading utility by adding a condition to ignore items named with "node_modules" during directory traversal.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
frontend/src/.../prompt-form.tsx	Modified the <textarea> element's class list to add bg-white for light mode, complementing the existing dark mode styling.
frontend/src/utils/file-reader.ts	Added a conditional check in the readDirectory method to skip processing items whose names include node_modules, filtering them from the output.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant FR as FileReader
    participant DI as Directory Item
    FR->>FR: Call readDirectory()
    loop Iterate over directory items
        FR->>DI: Evaluate item.name
        alt Name includes "node_modules"
            DI -->> FR: Skip processing
        else
            DI -->> FR: Process and add to result list
        end
    end

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With white backgrounds shining in the light,
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frontend/src/utils/file-reader.ts

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• frontend/src/components/root/prompt-form.tsx (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/utils/file-reader.ts (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (2)

frontend/src/components/root/prompt-form.tsx (1)

152-152: Good improvement to the textarea styling.

Adding bg-white to the textarea's className ensures it has a proper white background in light mode while maintaining the dark background in dark mode. This improves visual consistency and readability across theme settings.

frontend/src/utils/file-reader.ts (1)

48-48: Good optimization to skip node_modules directories.

Skipping directories containing 'node_modules' is an excellent performance optimization that will:

• Prevent recursively traversing potentially very large directories
• Reduce unnecessary file system operations
• Decrease memory usage by not storing thousands of irrelevant file paths
• Improve overall application responsiveness

This is particularly important for the file reader functionality which could otherwise slow down significantly when encountering large node_modules directories.

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