chore: more ui #185
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces extensive UI and styling updates across multiple frontend components. The HomePage has been redesigned with animated and responsive elements, including a fixed blurred background and dynamic motion components. Font management is enhanced with new imports in both the layout and Tailwind configuration. Navigation spacing and button sizes have been refined, and minor text and structural changes have been applied in the ProjectsSection and PromptForm components. Overall, the changes concentrate on visual presentation and layout improvements without altering core functionalities. Changes
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99-110: Grammar needs improvement in the tagline.There's a grammatical issue in the main tagline.
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frontend/src/components/root/projects-section.tsx (1)
34-34: LGTM! Text update to better represent the content.The label change from "From the Community" to "Featured Projects" better represents curated content and aligns with the UI enhancement objectives.
frontend/tailwind.config.ts (1)
22-26: Great addition of font configuration!The font family configuration enhances typography management across the application, properly leveraging CSS variables with appropriate fallbacks. This follows best practices for font management in Tailwind and Next.js.
frontend/src/components/root/nav.tsx (2)
187-187: Good UI spacing improvement!Increasing the navbar padding creates a more spacious and modern look, improving the overall visual hierarchy.
246-254: Better button sizing for improved accessibility.Increasing button padding from
py-1topy-2creates larger touch targets, which improves usability on touch devices and follows accessibility best practices.frontend/src/components/root/prompt-form.tsx (4)
183-196: Improved textarea layout and sizing.The changes provide a cleaner structure with increased height (from 3 to 4 rows), giving users more space for input. The removal of the AnimatedInputBorder simplifies the component while maintaining functionality.
199-203: Clean typewriter effect positioning.The typewriter effect is now properly positioned within the textarea, providing a better user experience with clear placeholder guidance.
207-278: Well-structured control section with improved organization.The controls are now placed in a dedicated bar with proper spacing and grouping. The Select components for visibility and model selection have been improved with consistent styling and better layout.
280-339: Enhanced button styling with better visual hierarchy.The action buttons now have improved styling with proper spacing, hover states, and loading indicators. The magic enhance button and submit button are clearly distinguished with appropriate visual treatments.
frontend/src/app/layout.tsx (3)
3-3: Well-structured font imports for enhanced typography.Good job expanding the font options by importing both
PoppinsandPlayfair_DisplayalongsideInter. This provides more typographic flexibility to the UI.
9-18: Excellent font configuration with CSS variables.The font configurations are well-structured with appropriate CSS variables (
--font-inter,--font-poppins,--font-playfair). The weight specifications for Poppins will help with typographic hierarchy across the application.
35-37: Good implementation of font variables in the body class.The template string approach for combining all font variables in the body className is clean and follows best practices. This makes all fonts globally available through the CSS variable system.
frontend/src/app/(main)/page.tsx (8)
42-46: Nice background design with blur effects.The fixed position blurred circles create an appealing background effect that adds depth to the page. The subtle use of primary colors with low opacity gives a modern look without overwhelming the content.
49-63: Good implementation of entrance animations.The motion animations with proper timing and easing create a polished entrance effect. The logo placement and animation sequence help establish a clear visual hierarchy.
70-83: Beautiful gradient text implementation.The heading with gradient text looks great and the animation parameters create a smooth entrance effect. The tracking and leading properties enhance readability of the large text.
85-97: Creative animated underline element.The animated underline adds a nice touch to separate the heading from the paragraph. The pulse animation on the blur layer creates depth and visual interest.
113-139: Well-implemented background animation effects.The animated background elements with infinite repeating animations add subtle movement to the page without distracting from the content. The timing offset between the two elements creates a more natural feel.
141-162: Great styling for the prompt form container.The prompt form styling with backdrop blur, gradient background, and hover effects creates a focal point for user interaction. The transition effects enhance the interactive feel of the component.
164-172: Good implementation of viewport-based animation.Using
whileInViewwith a viewport margin is a smart way to trigger the animation as the user scrolls down to the projects section. This creates a nice reveal effect for the content below.
56-62:❓ Verification inconclusive
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h-32) might override the width and height props. Consider using just one approach for consistency.
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frontend/src/app/(main)/page.tsx (1)
36-36: Remove console.log statement.This debug statement should be removed before pushing to production.
- console.log('Project created with ID:', chatId); + // Project created successfullyfrontend/src/components/chat/chat-topbar.tsx (1)
16-29: Replace mock data with actual data in a future update.The current implementation uses hardcoded mock data for chat history. This should be replaced with real data from an API or context in a future update.
frontend/src/components/sidebar.tsx (1)
187-191: Remove or uncomment the conditional code.There's commented out code related to new chat creation that should either be removed or uncommented.
- router.push('/'); - // if (isCollapsed) { - // router.push('/'); - // } else { - // setIsModalOpen(true); - // } + router.push('/');frontend/src/components/chat/chat-bottombar.tsx (1)
237-238: Send icon size could be improved.The Send icon size (h-3.5 w-3.5) appears quite small compared to standard touch targets. This could impact usability, especially on mobile devices.
Consider slightly increasing the icon size:
- <Send className="h-3.5 w-3.5" /> + <Send className="h-4 w-4" />
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frontend/src/components/root/nav-layout.tsx (1)
16-16: Logo size adjustment looks good.The logo dimensions have been increased from 40x40 to 64x64, making it more prominent in the navigation layout. By removing the previous className and setting fixed dimensions, the SVG will render consistently.
frontend/src/components/chat/chat-panel.tsx (4)
43-47: Great enhancement with animation effects.Using Framer Motion for the container adds a subtle fade-in animation that improves the user experience when the chat panel loads. The initial opacity of 0 transitioning to 1 creates a smooth appearance effect.
49-51: Good use of sticky positioning for the topbar.Making the ChatTopbar sticky ensures it remains visible while scrolling through messages, improving navigation and context awareness for users.
53-64: Well-implemented message editing functionality.The addition of the
onMessageEditprop and its handler is a valuable feature enhancement that allows users to edit their messages. The implementation efficiently updates the messages array without any unnecessary re-renders.
66-78: Nice UI improvement with the sticky gradient bottombar.The sticky positioning with the gradient background creates a visually appealing transition as content scrolls beneath it. This improves both aesthetics and usability by ensuring the input area is always accessible.
frontend/src/components/root/prompt-form.tsx (5)
57-57: Good addition of focus state tracking.Adding the isFocused state variable improves user interaction by allowing the component to respond differently when the textarea is focused, particularly for handling the typewriter placeholder effect.
144-164: Well-designed textarea implementation with placeholder functionality.The textarea implementation with conditional rendering of the Typewriter effect creates an engaging user experience. The focus tracking ensures the placeholder disappears appropriately when the user interacts with the field.
168-264: Excellent reorganization of the control elements.The control elements have been thoughtfully arranged with consistent styling and improved visual hierarchy. The Select components for visibility and model selection now include more descriptive content and appropriate icons.
267-326: Well-implemented action buttons with clear visual states.The action buttons (Enhance and Create) have been styled consistently with appropriate visual feedback for different states (loading, disabled). The gradient background on the primary button adds visual interest.
331-332: Good practice adding displayName for the component.Adding the displayName property explicitly is a good practice that helps with debugging and component identification in React DevTools.
frontend/src/components/ui/badge.tsx (1)
1-37: Well-implemented Badge component following best practices.The Badge component is well structured using class-variance-authority for styling variants. The implementation follows React best practices with proper TypeScript typing and supports customization through className and variant props. This reusable component will be valuable for displaying status indicators, tags, and labels throughout the application.
frontend/src/components/ui/select.tsx (2)
123-128: Good UI improvement with layout commentsThe use of
justify-betweenfor the select items provides better alignment with text on the left and check indicator on the right. The added comments make the layout intention clear for other developers.
132-138: Well-structured component layoutThe reorganization of the SelectItem's content with clear comments improves code readability. The separation between text content and the check indicator makes the component structure more intuitive.
frontend/src/components/chat/code-engine/tabs/code-tab.tsx (2)
45-52: Improved language type handlingAdding support for 'jsx' files and consolidating the language type handling for TypeScript files simplifies the codebase and provides more consistent behavior.
101-121: Enhanced editor configurationThe changes to the editor configuration improve both functionality and aesthetics:
- Standardizing on TypeScript as the default language
- Adding code folding capabilities (extremely useful for large files)
- Hiding scrollbars for a cleaner UI experience
These improvements will enhance code readability and user experience.
frontend/src/components/chat/index.tsx (4)
25-25: Type inference simplificationRemoving the explicit type annotation is fine here as TypeScript will infer the array type from context.
100-107: Improved panel sizing and spacingThe addition of padding to the panel group and adjusting the default sizes provides a more balanced layout with better spacing. The new 40/60 split gives more room to the chat content compared to the previous 15/85 split.
110-124: Better overflow handlingWrapping the ChatContent in a div with
overflow-hiddenprevents content from breaking the layout while ensuring the chat remains fully visible and functional.
127-142: Improved resize handle and panel configurationThe resize handle is now more visible with the background color and width adjustments. The second panel's size constraints have been modified to maintain a better balance between panels.
frontend/src/components/magicui/aurora-text.tsx (5)
1-18: Well-structured component props designThe AuroraText component has a clean interface with sensible defaults:
- Properly typed React props
- Default values for colors and animation speed
- Clear documentation of the speed parameter
19-54: Effective use of React hooks and text style computationThe component intelligently:
- Uses multiple refs to manage canvas, text, and container elements
- Computes and copies all relevant text styles from the parent
- Manages state appropriately for dimensions and rendering lifecycle
This ensures the aurora effect accurately matches the text styling from its parent.
55-92: Responsive design with proper event handlingThe component handles responsiveness well by:
- Computing font size from both inline and class styles
- Updating dimensions on window resize
- Properly cleaning up event listeners in useEffect returns
This prevents memory leaks and ensures the component adapts to layout changes.
93-146: Performant animation implementationThe animation logic is well-implemented:
- Uses requestAnimationFrame for smooth performance
- Creates dynamic radial gradients for each color
- Allows customizable animation speed
- Properly cleans up when dimensions change
This creates a visually appealing effect without performance issues.
147-212: Accessible and progressive enhancement approachThe rendering structure demonstrates good practices:
- Includes hidden text for screen readers (SEO and accessibility)
- Shows a placeholder while canvas loads
- Uses SVG and clipPath for the text mask
- Smoothly transitions between states
This ensures the component works well across different devices and for all users.
frontend/src/app/(main)/page.tsx (4)
45-49: Nice implementation of the background blur effect.The fixed positioning with blur creates a modern, depth-enhanced UI. The transform positioning of the blurred circles creates a visually appealing backdrop without interfering with content.
52-57: Great use of animation and motion effects.The implementation of Framer Motion animations with staggered delays and opacity transitions creates a smooth, engaging user experience. The animated elements draw attention to key parts of the UI in sequence.
Also applies to: 67-127
83-83: Excellent integration of the AuroraText component.The AuroraText component adds a nice visual emphasis to the "Full-Stack" text, creating a focal point in the heading.
139-141: Well-implemented backdrop effect for the prompt form.The gradient background with blur creates depth and separation for the prompt form, making it stand out as an interactive element on the page.
frontend/src/components/chat/chat-topbar.tsx (3)
31-35: Well-structured component interface.The ChatTopbarProps interface is well-defined with optional callbacks for chat selection and navigation. The component implementation properly handles these props.
Also applies to: 37-41
60-126: Clean implementation of the history dropdown.The popover implementation for chat history is well-structured with good use of:
- ScrollArea for handling overflow
- Clear visual hierarchy with header, content, and footer sections
- Good separation of concerns with different action buttons
79-103: Good use of conditional styling for active chat.The implementation correctly highlights the currently selected chat and provides visual cues for pinned items.
frontend/src/components/sidebar.tsx (3)
124-126: Good background and text styling standardization.The unified styling approach ensures consistent appearance across different states and contexts.
127-132: Well-structured sidebar with proper border styling.The addition of the border on the right side of the sidebar creates visual separation from the main content.
194-201: Good use of conditional styling with the cn utility.The implementation properly handles different styling requirements for collapsed and expanded states using the cn utility for class merging.
frontend/src/components/chat/chat-list.tsx (5)
4-4: Good addition of AnimatePresence and utility function.The addition of AnimatePresence for smooth transitions and the isToolCall utility function for message type detection improves the code quality and user experience.
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55-56: Good input validation for message editing.The implementation now correctly checks if the edited content is not just whitespace before updating the message.
62-65: Well-implemented cancel functionality for message editing.The addition of a dedicated cancel function improves usability and ensures state is properly reset.
111-246: Excellent message rendering implementation.The restructured message rendering provides:
- Clear visual separation between user and AI messages
- Proper handling of tool messages and code blocks
- Smooth animations for message transitions
- Well-implemented editing functionality with clear UI
This is a significant improvement in readability and usability.
249-281: Well-styled loading state.The animated loading indicator provides clear feedback to the user that a response is being generated.
frontend/src/components/chat/chat-bottombar.tsx (9)
2-2: Updated imports reflect new component functionality.The imports now appropriately include required components and icons for the enhanced file attachment functionality. The addition of tooltips from UI components and necessary icons like PaperclipIcon and X supports the new features.
Also applies to: 4-7, 9-14
24-28: New state management aligns with component's enhanced functionality.The component now correctly tracks:
- Mobile responsiveness with
isMobilestate- Input focus state with
isFocused- File attachments with the new
attachmentsstate- References to both the textarea and file input elements
This state structure properly supports the new file attachment capabilities.
51-56: File handling implementation added properly.The
handleFileChangefunction correctly handles file selection, converts the FileList to an array, and updates the state while preserving previous attachments.
62-64: File removal implementation is correct.The
removeAttachmentfunction correctly removes a specific attachment by index using the filter method.
80-92: Enhanced styling with conditional focus state.The container styling is improved with motion animations and proper focus state handling. The use of
cnutility for conditional class merging is appropriate. The dark mode support is comprehensive.
94-137: Well-implemented attachments preview with animations.The attachments preview section:
- Uses AnimatePresence to handle mount/unmount animations smoothly
- Includes proper motion animations for container and individual items
- Correctly renders different previews based on file type (image vs non-image)
- Provides removal functionality through a button with proper accessibility attributes
- Has responsive styling with hover states for removal buttons
This is a well-crafted implementation.
153-202: Tooltips for unavailable features provide good UX.The tooltips for features that aren't yet available provide good user feedback. The disabled state is clearly indicated both visually and programmatically with the
disabledattribute.However, if file attachments are a functional feature, the paperclip button should be enabled to trigger the file selection dialog.
204-219: Improved textarea implementation with focus management.The textarea implementation:
- Handles focus state correctly
- Includes proper event handlers for keydown, input changes, focus, and blur
- Has appropriate styling for accessibility and visual appearance
- Uses autosizing to accommodate varied content length
This section is well implemented.
221-240: Submit button logic correctly considers attachments.The submit button:
- Now correctly enables when there are attachments even if the text input is empty
- Uses appropriate conditional styling based on enabled/disabled state
- Has proper accessibility with aria-label
- Maintains consistent styling across light and dark themes
Well-implemented enhancement.
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Unused function implementation.
The handleFileSelect function is defined but never used in the component. The file input is set to hidden but there's no visible button to trigger this function.
Either add a functional file upload button using this handler or remove the unused function:
- const handleFileSelect = () => {
- fileInputRef.current?.click();
- };
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Updated keyboard handler needs type safety improvement.
The type casting in the handleKeyPress function is a code smell. Casting KeyboardEvent to FormEvent using as unknown as is unsafe and could lead to runtime errors.
Consider refactoring to avoid the type cast:
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if (e.key === 'Enter' && !e.shiftKey) {
e.preventDefault();
- submitWithAttachments(e as unknown as React.FormEvent<HTMLFormElement>);
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+ handleSubmitFromKeyPress();
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The form correctly uses the formRef and submitWithAttachments handler, but there are issues with the hidden file input:
- The file input is properly hidden and supports multiple files
- The file input has an
onChangehandler, but no visible UI element to trigger it
Combined with the unused handleFileSelect function mentioned earlier, this suggests incomplete implementation of the file upload feature.
Add a functional attachment button to the UI:
- <button
- type="button"
- className="p-1.5 text-gray-400 dark:text-zinc-400 rounded-md cursor-not-allowed opacity-50"
- aria-label="Attach file (not available)"
- disabled
- >
- <PaperclipIcon className="h-4 w-4" />
- </button>
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+ type="button"
+ className="p-1.5 text-gray-400 hover:text-gray-600 dark:text-zinc-400 dark:hover:text-zinc-200 rounded-md"
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Form submission handler needs implementation.
The submitWithAttachments function contains TODO comments indicating that actual attachment handling is missing. The function currently just calls the original handleSubmit function and clears attachments afterward.
Please verify whether you need to implement attachment handling with your form submission, as the comments suggest this is placeholder functionality. You would typically need to:
- Create a FormData object
- Append the message text
- Append each file attachment
- Submit this to your API endpoint
🌐 Web query:
How to handle file uploads with FormData in React?
💡 Result:
To handle file uploads with FormData in React, follow these steps:
Basic Implementation
- Create a file input element in your form:
<input type="file" onChange={handleFileSelect} />- Track selected file using React state:
const [selectedFile, setSelectedFile] = useState(null);
const handleFileSelect = (e) => {
setSelectedFile(e.target.files[0]);
};- Handle form submission with FormData:
const handleSubmit = async (e) => {
e.preventDefault();
const formData = new FormData();
formData.append('file', selectedFile);
try {
const response = await axios.post('/upload', formData, {
headers: {
'Content-Type': 'multipart/form-data'
}
});
console.log('Upload successful:', response.data);
} catch (error) {
console.error('Upload failed:', error);
}
};Key Considerations
FormData Configuration:
- Always set
'Content-Type': 'multipart/form-data'header[1][3][8] - Append additional form fields if needed:
formData.append('fileName', selectedFile.name);
File Validation:
// Check file type
if (!selectedFile.type.startsWith('image/')) {
alert('Only images allowed');
return;
}
// Check file size
if (selectedFile.size > 5 * 1024 * 1024) {
alert('File too large (max 5MB)');
return;
}Advanced Features
Multiple File Upload:
<input
type="file"
multiple
onChange={(e) => setFiles([...e.target.files])}
/>
// In submission:
files.forEach((file) => formData.append('files', file));Upload Progress Tracking (using axios):
axios.post('/upload', formData, {
onUploadProgress: (progressEvent) => {
const percentCompleted = Math.round(
(progressEvent.loaded * 100) / progressEvent.total
);
setUploadProgress(percentCompleted);
}
});Displaying Uploaded Files:
{uploadedFileUrl && (
<div>
<h3>Uploaded File:</h3>
<img src={uploadedFileUrl} alt="Uploaded content" />
</div>
)}Using Fetch API Alternative
fetch('/upload', {
method: 'POST',
body: formData
})
.then(response => response.json())
.then(data => console.log(data))
.catch(error => console.error(error));Best Practices
- Always validate files on client and server side[5][9]
- Use environment variables for API endpoints[6][9]
- Implement error handling for failed uploads[4][8]
- Consider using libraries like
react-dropzonefor drag-and-drop functionality[6][9]
For production applications, consider adding:
- File type restrictions using
acceptattribute - File size limits
- Upload cancellation support
- Retry mechanism for failed uploads
- Security measures like virus scanning
Remember to configure your backend to handle multipart/form-data requests properly. The server should process the uploaded file from the FormData object using appropriate server-side frameworks or libraries.
Citations:
- 1: https://blog.filestack.com/react-file-upload-tutorial-filestack/
- 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijx0Uqlo3NA
- 3: https://www.pluralsight.com/resources/blog/guides/how-to-use-a-simple-form-submit-with-files-in-react
- 4: https://dev.to/luqmanshaban/uploading-files-with-react-post-request-48gj
- 5: https://uploadcare.com/blog/how-to-upload-file-in-react/
- 6: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uChP5ivQ1Q
- 7: https://refine.dev/blog/how-to-multipart-file-upload-with-react-hook-form/
- 8: https://rootstack.com/en/blog/how-use-reactjs-upload-files
- 9: https://spacejelly.dev/posts/uploading-files-in-react-from-a-form-with-drag-and-drop
- 10: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWd6Enu2Pjs
- 11: https://reactrouter.com/how-to/file-uploads
- 12: https://codesandbox.io/s/react-file-upload-formdata-5x9ib
Attachment Handling Implementation Needed
The current implementation in frontend/src/components/chat/chat-bottombar.tsx (lines 66–71) only calls handleSubmit(e) and then clears the attachments, which serves as a placeholder. To properly support file uploads, you should update the handler to:
- Create a
FormDatainstance. - Append the message text and each file attachment.
- Send the FormData to your API endpoint using a method such as axios or fetch.
- Include proper error handling and validations (e.g., file type and size checks).
For example, you might update the function as follows:
const submitWithAttachments = async (e: React.FormEvent<HTMLFormElement>) => {
e.preventDefault();
const formData = new FormData();
formData.append('message', messageText); // Ensure messageText is defined in your state
attachments.forEach(file => formData.append('files', file));
try {
const response = await axios.post('/api/upload', formData, {
headers: {
'Content-Type': 'multipart/form-data',
},
});
console.log('Upload successful:', response.data);
} catch (error) {
console.error('Upload failed:', error);
}
handleSubmit(e);
setAttachments([]);
};Please verify if file attachments should indeed be handled via FormData in your scenario and adjust the implementation accordingly.
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