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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces several enhancements and new features across the project. A code quality rule file is added to disallow Chinese comments. The Docker configuration now supports subdomain routing and a more permissive CORS policy. Frontend updates include adding dependencies for virtualized lists, state persistence for Docker management, and improved error handling. Significant restructuring is performed in the CodeEngine components and sidebar components, along with new UI components such as a responsive toolbar and save-changes bar. Core utilities for TLS detection have also been enhanced. Changes
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participant Client
participant API_Router as RunProjectAPI
participant DockerManager as ContainerManager
participant FS as FileSystem
Client->>API_Router: Send run project request
API_Router->>DockerManager: initializeState()
DockerManager->>FS: Load container-state.json & port-state.json
FS-->>DockerManager: Return persisted state
API_Router->>DockerManager: buildAndRunDocker()
DockerManager->>DockerManager: Allocate random port & check container status
DockerManager->>FS: saveState() with updated state
DockerManager-->>API_Router: Return container info (with port)
API_Router->>Client: Respond with container details
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participant Client
participant API_Router as ScreenshotAPI
participant BrowserMgr as BrowserManager
participant BrowserInst as BrowserInstance
Client->>API_Router: GET screenshot request
API_Router->>BrowserMgr: getBrowser()
BrowserMgr-->>API_Router: Return active or new browser instance
API_Router->>BrowserInst: Open new page (timeout 60s, 'domcontentloaded')
BrowserInst-->>API_Router: Load content & capture screenshot
API_Router->>BrowserInst: Close page on success/failure
API_Router->>Client: Return screenshot result
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frontend/src/app/api/runProject/route.ts (1)
465-470:⚠️ Potential issueEnsure projectPath sanitization or whitelisting.
projectPathis used in Docker commands, which could expose the system to command injection if it’s not rigorously sanitized. While the subdomain is sanitized with a regex, confirm that the rest of the code can’t yield malicious inputs. You might add stricter validation or a whitelist approach for known project paths.
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1-3: Good addition for code standardization.This rule helps maintain consistency in the codebase by standardizing comment language. This is especially important for international collaboration and long-term maintainability.
Consider adding a brief comment about which linting/quality tool uses this configuration file and potentially expand the rules documentation as your code quality standards evolve.
frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/save-changes-bar.tsx (1)
1-34: Well-implemented save changes notification componentThe SaveChangesBar component is cleanly implemented with clear props interface and good visual design. It provides important user feedback about unsaved changes and clear actions for saving or discarding them.
A small enhancement could be to add a confirmation dialog when clicking "Reset" to prevent accidental data loss:
- onClick={onReset} + onClick={() => { + if (confirm("Are you sure you want to reset your changes? This cannot be undone.")) { + onReset(); + } + }}frontend/src/components/sidebar-item.tsx (1)
167-176: Good implementation of memoization with custom comparison.The use of memo with a custom comparison function is a good performance optimization. However, consider also checking the function props in the comparison.
Consider updating the comparison function to include all props:
export const SideBarItem = memo( SideBarItemComponent, (prevProps, nextProps) => { return ( prevProps.currentChatId === nextProps.currentChatId && prevProps.id === nextProps.id && - prevProps.title === nextProps.title + prevProps.title === nextProps.title && + prevProps.onSelect === nextProps.onSelect && + prevProps.refetchChats === nextProps.refetchChats ); } );frontend/src/app/api/screenshot/route.ts (1)
7-18:getBrowserfunction implementation.
Very clean lifecycle management of Puppeteer. Consider logging errors if thepuppeteer.launchcall fails.frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/web-view.tsx (2)
16-22:PreviewContentprop typing.
Currently usinganyforcurProjectandgetWebUrl. Consider stronger typing or interfaces for better maintainability.-}: { curProject: any; getWebUrl: any; }) { +}: { curProject: Project; getWebUrl: (path: string) => Promise<{ domain: string }> }) {
134-137: Excessive logging.
Useful for debugging, but consider removing or converting to a configurable logger before production to avoid cluttering console output.frontend/src/components/sidebar.tsx (1)
98-105:handleChatSelectcallback.
Nicely updates the router state and local chat ID. Consider confirming that any in-flight project fetch is canceled if the user selects a different chat quickly.frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/tabs/code-tab.tsx (3)
17-25: Consider specifying a more precise type foreditorRef.
Using a generalanytype can lead to runtime issues if the API surface of the editor changes. Define a more specific interface or type from the Monaco Editor's API to improve type safety.
27-35: Use a typed functional component.
Although this is optional, definingCodeTabas aReact.FC<CodeTabProps>can make the component usage clearer and more consistent with other components in the codebase.
79-131: Solid UI structure; ensure accessibility where possible.
The collapsible panel and editor are neatly integrated. If accessibility is a priority, consider adding relevant ARIA attributes or keyboard navigation hints for toggling the file explorer.frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/project-context.tsx (6)
57-95:checkUrlStatusis a robust utility.
Consider customizing headers further, e.g. disabling caching if stale data is a concern. Also validate the approach in slow or unstable network environments.
210-270: Initial data loading handles localStorage logic carefully.
When multiple browser tabs are open, concurrency can cause unexpected overwrites inlastProjectId. Consider an approach to handle multiple open tabs gracefully.
357-385:refreshProjectsfunction is comprehensive.
It fetches data, syncs, and recovers from errors. If usage is frequent, consider an exponential backoff or cooldown to prevent repeated rapid calls in a short timespan.
523-570:takeProjectScreenshotlogic is well-structured.
Brainstorm whether multiple screenshot requests could be combined or throttled to optimize performance and reduce overhead on the API.
744-766:forkProjectusage is straightforward.
If forking is a frequent operation, you may want to provide more detailed progress feedback to the user during potentially long-running tasks.
798-902:pollChatProjecthandles retries robustly but watch concurrency.
Multiple overlapping polls might consume unnecessary resources on both Client and Server. Consider grouping or debouncing poll calls if they can occur in parallel.frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/file-structure.tsx (2)
55-66:handleSelectItemsworks fine for single-file selection.
If multi-selection is needed in the future, consider updating this logic to handle a file array.
93-98: Loader usage is appropriate; check theming.
Make sure the visual appearance is consistent across dark/light themes, particularly if the loader color is not automatically switched.frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/code-engine.tsx (6)
28-29: Avoid placeholder code strings for production.
Currently, bothpreCodeandnewCodeare initialized to'// Loading...'. While this might be convenient for debugging, it could confuse users in a production environment. Consider using an empty string or a more descriptive placeholder, or only show a loading message in the UI.
41-62: Improve fallback and concurrency handling in project polling.
The logic in this effect properly setsisLoadingand tries to load the project from the chat. However, if multiple concurrent calls topollChatProjectare triggered or if large network latency occurs, there is a risk of partial overwrites of local state or flickering. You might consider debouncing the calls, ensuring only one load attempt at a time, or merging this logic into a dedicated data-fetching library such as React Query for more robust concurrency handling and retries.
74-97: Strengthen error handling and UI feedback for file structure fetching.
ThefetchFilesfunction correctly handles and logs errors when fetching the file structure fails, but users have no immediate indication that something went wrong. Consider displaying an alert, toast message, or other visible error feedback in the UI, so they know the file structure failed to load.🧰 Tools
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87-87: Simplify condition using optional chaining.
Instead ofif (data && data.res), you could useif (data?.res)to reduce verbosity and potential null reference checks.- if (data && data.res) { + if (data?.res) {🧰 Tools
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225-246: Consider consolidating tab rendering with a dictionary.
TherenderTabContentfunction uses a switch statement, which is fine, but you might map tab keys to components in an object to reduce repetition and improve extensibility. For example:- switch (activeTab) { - case 'code': return <CodeTab .../> - case 'preview': return <PreviewTab /> - ... - } + const tabComponents: Record<typeof activeTab, JSX.Element> = { + code: <CodeTab .../>, + preview: <PreviewTab />, + console: <ConsoleTab />, + }; + return tabComponents[activeTab] || null;This helps avoid nested conditionals or switch statements and makes adding new tabs more straightforward.
281-283: Re-check showLoader condition for clarity.
const showLoader = !isProjectReady || isLoading || (!activeProject?.projectPath && !projectPathRef.current && !localProject)involves a multi-part conditional and can be slightly confusing on first read. You might simplify by breaking it into smaller boolean checks or extracting a function that determines load status, improving readability and maintainability.frontend/src/app/api/runProject/route.ts (3)
89-119: Handle repeated save attempts more robustly.
The current logic re-invokessaveState()after a briefsetTimeoutifisUpdatingStateis true. This may lead to a chain of recursive calls under heavy load. Consider using a queue or a single “batched” update approach rather than repeated retries.
168-181: Consider direct Docker SDK for container checks.
Usingdocker inspect -fwithexecis fine for simple checks, but the Docker Node SDK (or Dockerode) provides a more robust API. It could reduce the risk of parsing errors, handle streaming logs, and unify error handling.
432-449: Review hourly container cleanup frequency.
The one-hour check (setInterval(..., 60 * 60 * 1000)) ensures containers are tracked, but might be too sparse or too frequent depending on usage patterns. Consider making it configurable or exposing controls to schedule container cleanup more flexibly, or using an event-driven model to keep runtime overhead minimal.
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frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/tabs/preview-tab.tsx (1)
1-12: Clean implementation of the preview tab component.This component follows React best practices with a clear structure and appropriate organization. The component properly imports the WebPreview component and wraps it in a full-width/height container.
frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/tabs/console-tab.tsx (1)
1-7: Simple placeholder console tab implementation.The component is correctly structured but currently only displays mock content.
Is this intended to be a placeholder for future implementation, or should this component be more fully implemented before deployment? Since the PR title mentions "fix some small issue for deploy", please verify whether this mock implementation is sufficient for the current deployment needs.
frontend/src/components/root/expand-card.tsx (1)
136-142: Great improvement using Next.js Image component.Replacing the HTML img tag with Next.js Image component is a good practice as it provides automatic image optimization, responsive handling, and better loading performance.
Make sure the Image height parameter (set to 200) is consistent with your design requirements. Since the CSS class sets
h-48(equivalent to 12rem or 192px), there's a slight mismatch between the explicit height prop and the CSS class height.frontend/src/components/chat/index.tsx (2)
113-114: Adjusting chat panel size for better user experienceThe default and minimum sizes for the chat panel have been reduced from 50% to 15%, which gives more screen real estate to the code editor. This makes sense given that code editing typically requires more space than chat interactions.
134-134: Complementary size adjustment for the code panelIncreasing the default size of the code panel from 50% to 80% properly complements the reduction of the chat panel size, ensuring the UI maintains balanced proportions.
frontend/package.json (1)
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Adding virtualization libraries for performance optimization
Adding react-window and its type definitions is a good performance enhancement for rendering large lists. This library will help optimize rendering by only displaying visible items in the viewport.
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frontend/package.jsonis appropriatedocker/traefik-config/services.yml (1)
19-25: Added subdomain routing supportThe new router configuration properly handles subdomain routing to the frontend service with appropriate priority setting.
frontend/src/components/root/root-layout.tsx (2)
4-4: Good addition of SidebarWrapper import.The SidebarWrapper import is correctly added to support the new refactored sidebar implementation.
20-27: Excellent refactoring of sidebar implementation.The code has been simplified by:
- Setting explicit
defaultOpen={false}on SidebarProvider- Using a cleaner conditional rendering approach
- Replacing complex sidebar implementation with the new SidebarWrapper component
This refactoring improves maintainability and readability while preserving the conditional rendering based on authorization state.
frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/responsive-toolbar.tsx (3)
13-17: Well-designed component interface.The props interface is clear and properly typed, providing a good contract for the component.
29-41: Good implementation of ResizeObserver with proper cleanup.The component correctly uses ResizeObserver to monitor container width changes, and properly cleans up the observer when the component unmounts.
43-58: Effective responsive design implementation.The component intelligently adapts its UI based on container width, with clear breakpoints for different layouts.
frontend/src/components/sidebar-item.tsx (2)
22-22: Good addition of React memo for optimization.Importing
memofor component optimization is a good practice to prevent unnecessary re-renders.
34-45: Excellent refactoring to simplify state management.The component has been improved by:
- Renaming to SideBarItemComponent for clarity
- Replacing useEffect with direct prop-derived values
- Simplifying the calculation of isSelected and variant
This reduces complexity and potential side effects while maintaining the same functionality.
frontend/src/utils/const.ts (2)
10-12: Excellent improvement to TLS detection.The updated logic now considers both:
- The current browser protocol (checking if already on HTTPS)
- The environment variable setting
This is a more robust approach that prevents mixed content issues when the page is loaded over HTTPS.
14-17: Good simplification of URL protocol determination.The URL_PROTOCOL_PREFIX now directly uses the TLS constant, which makes the code more maintainable and ensures consistency between these related values.
frontend/src/app/api/screenshot/route.ts (10)
2-2: Importing Browser type looks good.
Neatly specifies theBrowserinterface for clearer type usage.
4-6: Global browser instance approach.
Reusing a singlebrowserInstancecan be more performant, but consider concurrent requests. If multiple calls togetBrowser()happen simultaneously, you may want to ensure that a half-initialized browser does not produce race conditions.
23-23: Declaration ofpageat the top-level scope.
This is a common pattern to ensurepageis accessible in both try and catch blocks.
33-37: Creating a new page from the shared browser instance.
Ensure the newly created page is also closed if the request times out or hits an unexpected error. Looks good as implemented.
45-48: Extended timeout and relaxed wait condition.
UpdatingwaitUntil: 'domcontentloaded'and raising the timeout to 60 seconds is beneficial for slower pages, but consider the overall performance impact if calls are frequent.
54-54:fullPage: falsein screenshot.
Capturing only the viewport can improve performance and reduce file size. Good decision if a full-page shot isn’t required.
57-60: Closing the page after the screenshot.
This helps free up resources promptly. Great practice.
72-79: Ensuring page closure in catch block.
Robust error handling to avoid resource leaks. Nicely done.
81-95: Resetting the browser on severe errors.
Smart approach to handle a potentially corrupted browser state, ensuring subsequent requests have a fresh instance.
104-112: Graceful browser shutdown on SIGINT.
Excellent for preventing orphaned processes or unclosed handles.frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/web-view.tsx (1)
250-263: Improved fallback when project data is unavailable.
Rendering a loading message instead of throwing an error provides a smoother user experience.frontend/src/components/sidebar.tsx (4)
12-12: Introduction ofreact-window.
UsingFixedSizeListfor chat rendering is a great optimization for large lists.
42-75:ChatRowimplementation with memo.
Memoizing individual row components can efficiently reduce unnecessary re-renders. Ensure stability of props such aspollChatProjectto avoid refreshing if references change.
208-225: Virtualized chat list.
Using theFixedSizeListheight to bound the list area is a good approach. Confirm that the calculated height accounts for various viewport sizes (especially on smaller screens).
262-327:ChatSideBarmemoization and the newSidebarWrapper.
Splitting the logic into a wrapper with motion effects is neat. The memo comparison effectively reduces re-renders by comparing chat lengths and IDs. This is a solid performance gain.frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/tabs/code-tab.tsx (2)
41-71: Verify coverage of all file extensions.
You have handled common file extensions, but consider additional or niche extensions (e.g.,.mjs,.cjs, or others) that might appear in future requirements.
73-77: Confirm the necessity of absolute positioning for the editor.
Positioning the editor DOM node absolutely may conflict with parent layouts if they rely on relative positioning. Double-check the layout constraints to ensure there are no hidden UI issues.frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/project-context.tsx (4)
21-23: New imports fortoastandURL_PROTOCOL_PREFIXare appropriate.
No issues; these fit well with the existing code.
30-50: AddingprojectLoadingandrefreshProjectsto the context improves clarity.
These new fields offer a convenient way to track loading states and re-fetch data as needed across the app.
102-102: EnsureprojectLoadingis toggled correctly.
You set it totrueinitially and then set it tofalsewhen loading completes. Confirm all code paths update this state consistently to prevent stale loading indicators.
572-643:getWebUrlemploys concurrency flags effectively.
Ensure that ephemeral container states (if any) or ports are cleaned up when repeated calls happen so that system resources are not left dangling.frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/file-structure.tsx (3)
19-24:FileStructurePropsprovides a clear contract for props.
This interface is straightforward and clarifies how the component should be used.
26-31: Optional callback usage is a safe design.
UsingonFileSelect?.(...)elegantly avoids runtime errors when the callback is not defined.
68-82:getExpandedFoldersapproach is helpful for reflecting the current path.
Watch edge cases with trailing slashes or extra path segments to ensure correct folder expansion under all scenarios.frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/code-engine.tsx (1)
190-211: Verify the necessity of double JSON encoding for file content.
Here,newContentis passed asJSON.stringify(value)before sending to the server. Ifvalueis already a string, you might end up with extraneous escaping (e.g.,"\"some content\""). Verify that the server is expecting an escaped string. Otherwise, consider sending the raw string to keep the file content consistent.frontend/src/app/api/runProject/route.ts (1)
419-424: Confirm container cleanup logic after build/run failures.
The code removes the allocated port fromallocatedPortsupon error, but the partially created container may still exist if it was successfully started before failing on a subsequent step. Consider removing or stopping any partially started containers to prevent resource leaks.
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Security concern: Overly permissive CORS policy
Using wildcards for both allowed headers and allowed origins creates a very permissive CORS policy that may introduce security vulnerabilities. Consider restricting the allowed origins to specific domains instead of using a wildcard.
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What are the security risks of using wildcard in CORS Access-Control-Allow-Origin?
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Using a wildcard (*) in the Access-Control-Allow-Origin header introduces significant security risks by relaxing Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) protections. Here's a breakdown of key vulnerabilities:
1. Exposure of Authenticated Data
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Credentialed requests (cookies, auth tokens) become dangerous when paired with
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *andAccess-Control-Allow-Credentials: true. Browsers block this combination[3][7], but misconfigured servers might allow it, enabling attackers to:- Steal session cookies or sensitive user data via malicious scripts[1][5].
- Exploit cross-site scripting (XSS) on a trusted domain to hijack authenticated sessions[2].
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Example Risk: A site allowing
*with credentials could letevil.comfetch private user data by tricking a logged-in user into visiting the attacker’s page[4][9].
2. Internal Network Attacks
- Wildcards in intranet applications expose internal APIs/sites to external attackers via "cross-communication" attacks. A user with an internal site open in one tab could be phished into visiting a malicious site in another, allowing the attacker to proxy requests through the user’s browser[1][6].
3. TLS Downgrade Vulnerabilities
- If a server whitelists insecure origins (e.g., HTTP or outdated TLS), attackers can intercept traffic via man-in-the-middle attacks. For example, a server allowing
http://*.example.comcould let an attacker onhttp://hacked.example.comsteal data[1][6].
4. Subdomain Exploits
- Wildcards like
https://*.example.commay inadvertently trust malicious subdomains (e.g.,attacker.example.com). Attackers can register compromised subdomains to bypass origin checks[1][4].
5. Reflected Origin Abuse
- Servers dynamically reflecting the
Originheader without validation (e.g., mirroringOrigin: evil.com) effectively act as wildcards, allowing attackers to forge origins and access credentials[3][5].
6. Information Leakage
- Public APIs using
*expose metadata (e.g., endpoints, headers) to unauthorized origins, aiding attackers in reconnaissance or probing internal infrastructure[6][10].
Secure Alternatives to Wildcards
- Explicit Allowlisting: Specify trusted origins (e.g.,
https://trusted.com) instead of*[4][7]. - Validate Origins Dynamically: Use server-side checks to match origins against a strict allowlist[9][10].
- Avoid Credentials with Wildcards: Never combine
Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: truewith*[3][7]. - Use Secure Protocols: Restrict CORS to HTTPS-only origins[1][6].
Misconfigurations involving wildcards remain a top CORS-related vulnerability, enabling data breaches, session hijacking, and network compromise. Proper validation and restrictive policies are critical for secure implementations[2][8][10].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.pivotpointsecurity.com/cross-origin-resource-sharing-security/
- 2: https://www.tenable.com/blog/understanding-cross-origin-resource-sharing-vulnerabilities
- 3: https://portswigger.net/web-security/cors/access-control-allow-origin
- 4: https://www.stackhawk.com/blog/what-is-cors/
- 5: https://blog.vidocsecurity.com/blog/cross-origin-resource-sharing-vulnerabilities/
- 6: https://advancedweb.hu/is-access-control-allow-origin-star-insecure/
- 7: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS
- 8: GHSA-fmg4-x8pw-hjhg
- 9: https://www.moesif.com/blog/technical/api-development/Mastering-Access-Control-Allow-Origin-Your-Guide-to-Secure-Cross-Domain-Requests/
- 10: https://snyk.io/blog/security-implications-cors-node-js/
ACTION REQUIRED: Tighten CORS Policy
The current configuration in docker/traefik-config/services.yml (lines 66-68) uses a wildcard (*) in the accessControlAllowOriginList, which exposes the service to significant security risks such as data exposure, session hijacking, internal network attacks, and potential subdomain exploits. Wildcards can inadvertently allow malicious sites to interact with your service, particularly if credentials are used.
Recommendation: Restrict allowed origins to trusted domains only. For example:
accessControlAllowOriginList:
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+ - 'https://codefox.net'
+ - 'https://*.codefox.net'
+ - 'http://localhost:3000'Applying these changes should mitigate the highlighted vulnerabilities by ensuring that only explicit, trusted origins can access the service.
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| className="text-sm" | ||
| disabled={isLoading} | ||
| > | ||
| Supabase | ||
| </Button> | ||
| <Button | ||
| variant="outline" | ||
| className="text-sm" | ||
| disabled={isLoading} | ||
| > | ||
| Publish | ||
| </Button> | ||
| </> | ||
| )} | ||
| {compactIcons && ( | ||
| <Button variant="outline" className="p-2" disabled={isLoading}> | ||
| <Share2 className="w-4 h-4" /> | ||
| </Button> | ||
| )} | ||
| </div> |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Missing onClick handlers for action and publication buttons.
The "Supabase" and "Publish" buttons, along with the compact Share2 button, don't have onClick handlers implemented.
Add onClick handlers for these buttons or add TODO comments if implementing functionality later:
{!compactIcons && (
<>
<Button
variant="outline"
className="text-sm"
disabled={isLoading}
+ onClick={() => {/* TODO: Implement Supabase action */}}
>
Supabase
</Button>
<Button
variant="outline"
className="text-sm"
disabled={isLoading}
+ onClick={() => {/* TODO: Implement Publish action */}}
>
Publish
</Button>
</>
)}
{compactIcons && (
<Button variant="outline" className="p-2" disabled={isLoading}
+ onClick={() => {/* TODO: Implement Share action */}}
>
<Share2 className="w-4 h-4" />
</Button>
)}📝 Committable suggestion
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| <div className="flex items-center space-x-2"> | |
| {!compactIcons && ( | |
| <> | |
| <Button | |
| variant="outline" | |
| className="text-sm" | |
| disabled={isLoading} | |
| > | |
| Supabase | |
| </Button> | |
| <Button | |
| variant="outline" | |
| className="text-sm" | |
| disabled={isLoading} | |
| > | |
| Publish | |
| </Button> | |
| </> | |
| )} | |
| {compactIcons && ( | |
| <Button variant="outline" className="p-2" disabled={isLoading}> | |
| <Share2 className="w-4 h-4" /> | |
| </Button> | |
| )} | |
| </div> | |
| <div className="flex items-center space-x-2"> | |
| {!compactIcons && ( | |
| <> | |
| <Button | |
| variant="outline" | |
| className="text-sm" | |
| disabled={isLoading} | |
| onClick={() => {/* TODO: Implement Supabase action */}} | |
| > | |
| Supabase | |
| </Button> | |
| <Button | |
| variant="outline" | |
| className="text-sm" | |
| disabled={isLoading} | |
| onClick={() => {/* TODO: Implement Publish action */}} | |
| > | |
| Publish | |
| </Button> | |
| </> | |
| )} | |
| {compactIcons && ( | |
| <Button | |
| variant="outline" | |
| className="p-2" | |
| disabled={isLoading} | |
| onClick={() => {/* TODO: Implement Share action */}} | |
| > | |
| <Share2 className="w-4 h-4" /> | |
| </Button> | |
| )} | |
| </div> |
| <div className="flex items-center space-x-2"> | ||
| <div className="flex items-center space-x-2"> | ||
| <Button | ||
| variant="ghost" | ||
| className={`p-0 ${compactIcons ? 'hidden' : 'block'}`} | ||
| disabled={isLoading} | ||
| > | ||
| <GitFork className="w-5 h-5" /> | ||
| </Button> | ||
| <Button | ||
| variant="ghost" | ||
| className={`p-0 ${compactIcons ? 'hidden' : 'block'}`} | ||
| disabled={isLoading} | ||
| > | ||
| <Share2 className="w-5 h-5" /> | ||
| </Button> | ||
| <Button | ||
| variant="ghost" | ||
| className={`p-0 ${compactIcons ? 'hidden' : 'block'}`} | ||
| disabled={isLoading} | ||
| > | ||
| <Copy className="w-5 h-5" /> | ||
| </Button> | ||
| </div> |
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Missing onClick handlers for action buttons.
The action buttons (GitFork, Share2, Copy) are styled as interactive elements but don't have onClick handlers implemented, making them non-functional.
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#!/bin/bash
# Check if these buttons have event handlers elsewhere or if they're placeholders
rg -A 2 "<GitFork|<Share2|<Copy" --type tsxLength of output: 73
Action: Add onClick Handlers for Toolbar Buttons
The interactive buttons (GitFork, Share2, Copy) in frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/responsive-toolbar.tsx (lines 99–122) currently lack onClick handlers. Without these event callbacks, the buttons will not trigger any actions when clicked. Please implement the appropriate onClick functions for each button (or, if they’re intended as placeholders, add a clear TODO note indicating that these handlers need to be added).
- Location:
frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/responsive-toolbar.tsx(lines 99–122) - Suggestion: Add onClick properties to each Button component to enable interactive behavior, for example:
- <Button - variant="ghost" - className={`p-0 ${compactIcons ? 'hidden' : 'block'}`} - disabled={isLoading} - > - <GitFork className="w-5 h-5" /> - </Button> + <Button + variant="ghost" + className={`p-0 ${compactIcons ? 'hidden' : 'block'}`} + disabled={isLoading} + onClick={handleGitForkClick} // <-- added onClick handler + > + <GitFork className="w-5 h-5" /> + </Button>
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash
# Re-run the search for any onClick handlers in the TSX file using a custom TSX file type.
rg "onClick" --type-add 'tsx:*.tsx' --type tsx frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/responsive-toolbar.tsxLength of output: 383
Action Required: Add onClick Handlers to Toolbar Action Buttons
In frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/responsive-toolbar.tsx (lines 99–122), the interactive buttons for GitFork, Share2, and Copy are rendered without onClick handlers. Although onClick handlers exist elsewhere (e.g., for setting active tabs), these specific buttons currently do not trigger any action when clicked. Please implement the appropriate onClick functions—or add clear TODOs if they’re intended as placeholders—to ensure these buttons are fully interactive.
Example diff suggestion for the GitFork button:
- <Button
- variant="ghost"
- className={`p-0 ${compactIcons ? 'hidden' : 'block'}`}
- disabled={isLoading}
- >
- <GitFork className="w-5 h-5" />
- </Button>
+ <Button
+ variant="ghost"
+ className={`p-0 ${compactIcons ? 'hidden' : 'block'}`}
+ disabled={isLoading}
+ onClick={handleGitForkClick} // Add click handler
+ >
+ <GitFork className="w-5 h-5" />
+ </Button>Apply similar updates for the Share2 and Copy buttons.
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| <div className="flex items-center space-x-2"> | |
| <div className="flex items-center space-x-2"> | |
| <Button | |
| variant="ghost" | |
| className={`p-0 ${compactIcons ? 'hidden' : 'block'}`} | |
| disabled={isLoading} | |
| > | |
| <GitFork className="w-5 h-5" /> | |
| </Button> | |
| <Button | |
| variant="ghost" | |
| className={`p-0 ${compactIcons ? 'hidden' : 'block'}`} | |
| disabled={isLoading} | |
| > | |
| <Share2 className="w-5 h-5" /> | |
| </Button> | |
| <Button | |
| variant="ghost" | |
| className={`p-0 ${compactIcons ? 'hidden' : 'block'}`} | |
| disabled={isLoading} | |
| > | |
| <Copy className="w-5 h-5" /> | |
| </Button> | |
| </div> | |
| <div className="flex items-center space-x-2"> | |
| <div className="flex items-center space-x-2"> | |
| <Button | |
| variant="ghost" | |
| className={`p-0 ${compactIcons ? 'hidden' : 'block'}`} | |
| disabled={isLoading} | |
| onClick={handleGitForkClick} // Add click handler | |
| > | |
| <GitFork className="w-5 h-5" /> | |
| </Button> | |
| <Button | |
| variant="ghost" | |
| className={`p-0 ${compactIcons ? 'hidden' : 'block'}`} | |
| disabled={isLoading} | |
| onClick={handleShare2Click} // Add click handler | |
| > | |
| <Share2 className="w-5 h-5" /> | |
| </Button> | |
| <Button | |
| variant="ghost" | |
| className={`p-0 ${compactIcons ? 'hidden' : 'block'}`} | |
| disabled={isLoading} | |
| onClick={handleCopyClick} // Add click handler | |
| > | |
| <Copy className="w-5 h-5" /> | |
| </Button> | |
| </div> |
| // State lock to prevent concurrent reads/writes to state files | ||
| let isUpdatingState = false; |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Evaluate the global lock approach for saving state.
Using the isUpdatingState boolean may work for light concurrency, but could become inadequate if multiple requests or state updates occur very quickly. Consider a queue-based approach or a more granular file lock mechanism for better concurrency control.
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