make copilot workflow image to rounded-circle border #658
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce a new mechanism for rendering images with either circular or rounded rectangular shapes based on workflow context. A constant list, Tip ⚡️ Faster reviews with caching
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widgets/workflow_image.py (1)
12-12: Add a blank line after import statement.The import statement needs to be followed by a blank line to follow PEP 8 style guidelines.
from bots.models import Workflowdaras_ai_v2/base.py (2)
418-418: Remove trailing whitespace.There is a trailing whitespace at the end of line 418 that needs to be removed.
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422-431: Good implementation of conditional styling.The code dynamically applies circular styling when appropriate. Consider using CSS classes instead of inline styles for better separation of concerns.
You could potentially refactor this to use CSS classes instead of inline styles, which would be more maintainable and consistent with how styling is applied in the
render_ai_generated_image_widgetfunction:- imageStyles = dict( - maxWidth="150px", - height="150px", - margin=0, - minHeight="150px", - objectFit="cover", - ) - if self.workflow in CIRCLE_IMAGE_WORKFLOWS: - imageStyles["borderRadius"] = "50%" + imageClasses = "workflow-image" + if self.workflow in CIRCLE_IMAGE_WORKFLOWS: + imageClasses += " rounded-circle" + else: + imageClasses += " rounded" gui.image( src=pr.photo_url, - style=imageStyles, + className=imageClasses, )This would require adding appropriate CSS classes in your stylesheet.
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widgets/workflow_image.py (2)
14-14: Looks good - constant defining workflows with circular images.Defining a constant for workflows requiring circular images is a clean approach.
35-35: Successfully implements conditional circular styling.The code correctly passes the workflow context to determine image shape.
daras_ai_v2/base.py (2)
377-378: Good approach importing the constant.Importing the constant from the workflow_image module ensures consistent styling.
434-435: Properly applies the styling to the image element.The image now correctly uses the dynamic styling.
widgets/workflow_metadata_gen.py (3)
15-15: Good addition of the is_circle_image parameter.Adding an optional boolean parameter with a default value maintains backward compatibility.
43-48: Excellent implementation of conditional CSS classes.The code cleanly applies either "rounded-circle" or "rounded" classes based on the workflow type.
51-51: Successfully applies the dynamic class names.The className attribute now correctly uses the conditional classes.
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