feat: show chat description #36805
feat: show chat description #36805
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app/client/packages/design-system/widgets/src/components/AIChat/src/ChatDescriptionModal/types.ts (1)
3-3: Let's examine this interface declaration, shall we?Excellent work creating the
ChatDescriptionModalPropsinterface! By extendingModalProps, you're ensuring that your new modal type inherits all the properties and methods of the base modal. This is a textbook example of the principle of inheritance in object-oriented programming.However, I have a small homework assignment for you:
Consider adding a brief JSDoc comment above the interface to explain its purpose. For example:
/** Props for the ChatDescriptionModal component */ export interface ChatDescriptionModalProps extends ModalProps {}This will help your fellow students (I mean, developers) understand the purpose of this interface at a glance. Remember, clear documentation is the key to a well-organized codebase!
app/client/packages/design-system/widgets/src/components/Modal/src/index.ts (1)
6-6: Well done, class! Let's discuss this new addition.I'm pleased to see you've added the export for the types. This is a good practice that will help your classmates use the Modal component more effectively. However, I'd like to suggest a small improvement to keep our exports organized.
Consider moving the types export to the top of the file. In our classroom, we often put type information first. It might look like this:
+export * from "./types"; export * from "./Modal"; export * from "./ModalHeader"; export * from "./ModalFooter"; export * from "./ModalBody"; export * from "./ModalContent"; -export * from "./types";This way, anyone reading our code will see the type information right away. It's like putting the vocabulary list at the beginning of a textbook chapter!
app/client/packages/design-system/widgets/src/components/AIChat/src/ChatDescriptionModal/ChatDescriptionModal.tsx (1)
5-17: Excellent work on your component structure!Your use of a functional component with destructured props shows a good grasp of modern React practices. The spread operator for additional props is a smart choice, allowing for flexibility.
However, let's make one small improvement to make our code even more robust:
Consider adding a default value for the
childrenprop to handle cases where it might be undefined:export const ChatDescriptionModal = ({ - children, + children = null, ...rest }: ChatDescriptionModalProps) => { // ... rest of the component };This ensures that your component won't break if no children are provided. It's like always having a backup plan, which is a good habit in programming!
app/client/packages/design-system/widgets/src/components/AIChat/src/AIChat.tsx (4)
16-16: Good addition, but let's improve it further!The new
chatDescriptionprop is a welcome addition to our component. However, to ensure type safety and improve code clarity, we should define its type explicitly. Can you please update theAIChatPropsinterface to include this new prop with an appropriate type?For example:
interface AIChatProps { // ... other props chatDescription?: string; }This will help prevent potential type-related issues in the future. Remember, clear types make for happy developers!
27-28: Excellent work on implementing the new modal, students!You've done a great job adding the new state variable
isChatDescriptionModalOpenand implementing theChatDescriptionModalcomponent. The logic is sound, and the placement is appropriate.However, let's make one small improvement. Instead of using a negation in the
setOpenprop, we can simplify it:setOpen={setIsChatDescriptionModalOpen}This way, we're directly passing the state setter function, which is cleaner and less prone to errors. Remember, in React, simplicity is key!
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60-67: A gold star for this new chat info section!You've done an excellent job adding the new chat info section. The grouping of the chat title with the info button is logical and improves the user interface.
To make our code even better, let's add an
aria-labelto the button for improved accessibility. This will help screen reader users understand the button's purpose. Here's a suggestion:<Button icon="info-square-rounded" onPress={() => setIsChatDescriptionModalOpen(true)} variant="ghost" aria-label="Open chat description" />Remember, accessibility is an important part of web development. It's like making sure everyone in the class can see the blackboard!
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1-100: Overall, an A+ effort on this component update!You've done a commendable job integrating the new chat description feature into the existing
_AIChatcomponent. The changes are well-structured and maintain the component's readability.To elevate this work to the next level, consider the following suggestions:
Add prop validation for the
chatDescriptionprop. This could prevent potential runtime errors if an invalid value is passed.Consider adding error boundaries to handle any potential errors that might occur when rendering the new
ChatDescriptionModal.It might be beneficial to add a loading state for the chat description, in case it needs to be fetched asynchronously.
Here's an example of how you might implement prop validation:
import PropTypes from 'prop-types'; // ... component code ... _AIChat.propTypes = { // ... other prop types ... chatDescription: PropTypes.string, };Remember, thorough validation and error handling are like double-checking your homework – they help catch mistakes before they become problems!
app/client/src/modules/ui-builder/ui/wds/WDSAIChatWidget/widget/index.tsx (1)
200-200: Well done, class! Let's add a small improvement.Good job on adding the
chatDescriptionprop to theAIChatcomponent. This addition aligns perfectly with our lesson objective of implementing a feature to show chat description.To make your code even better, let's consider adding a default value for
chatDescription. This way, we ensure that even if no description is provided, our component will still render without any issues.Here's a suggested improvement:
- chatDescription={this.props.chatDescription} + chatDescription={this.props.chatDescription || "No description available"}Remember, class, it's always good to anticipate potential scenarios and handle them gracefully!
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app/client/packages/design-system/widgets/src/components/AIChat/src/ChatDescriptionModal/index.ts (1)
1-2: Well done, class! Let's examine this new addition to our codebase.Now, pay attention, students. What we have here is a fine example of a barrel file. Can anyone tell me what a barrel file does? That's right! It consolidates our exports, making it easier for other parts of our application to import what they need.
Let's break it down:
- The first line exports everything from "ChatDescriptionModal". This is likely our main component.
- The second line exports everything from "types". These are probably TypeScript interfaces or types related to our modal.
By using this structure, we're keeping our code organized and easy to use. Remember, class: good organization leads to better collaboration!
app/client/packages/design-system/widgets/src/components/AIChat/src/ChatDescriptionModal/types.ts (1)
1-1: Class, pay attention to this import statement!Good job importing the
ModalPropstype from the "@appsmith/wds" package. This shows you're building on existing foundations, which is a key principle in software development. Remember, standing on the shoulders of giants allows us to see further!app/client/packages/design-system/widgets/src/components/AIChat/src/ChatDescriptionModal/ChatDescriptionModal.tsx (2)
1-3: Well done on your imports, class!I'm pleased to see you've organized your imports neatly. You've brought in the necessary components from "@appsmith/wds" and React, and you've wisely separated your type definitions into a separate file. This is excellent practice for keeping your code tidy and maintainable.
1-17: Overall assessment: A job well done!Class, I'm impressed with your work on this
ChatDescriptionModalcomponent. You've demonstrated a good understanding of React concepts and modern JavaScript practices. Your code is clean, well-structured, and shows thoughtful design.Let's recap our learning points:
- Organized imports and separate type definitions
- Efficient use of functional components and props destructuring
- Flexible prop handling with the spread operator
With the suggested improvements:
- Adding a default value for the
childrenprop- Making the modal title customizable
These changes will make your component even more robust and reusable. Remember, in software development, we always strive for code that's not only functional but also flexible and maintainable.
Keep up the excellent work!
app/client/packages/design-system/widgets/src/components/AIChat/src/styles.module.css (3)
27-31: Well done, class! The new.chatInfolooks ship-shape!Now, let's break down what we've learned here:
- We're using
display: flexto create a flexible container. This is like arranging your desk neatly.align-items: centerensures everything sits pretty in the middle, just like how you all line up for assembly.- The
gap: 8pxgives each item some breathing room, much like the space between desks in our classroom.This new class will help organize our chat information nicely. Good job!
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15-21: A+ for responsive design, students!Let's examine this wonderful addition to our
.headerclass:
- We're using a
@containerquery, which is like having different seating arrangements for different class sizes.- When our container grows to at least 700px (think of it as a bigger classroom), we make some changes:
flex-direction: rowlines up our elements side by side, like desks in a row.justify-content: space-betweenspreads things out evenly, giving everyone their fair share of space.align-items: centerkeeps everything neat and tidy in the middle.This is excellent responsive design! It ensures our chat header looks great on both small and large screens. Remember, in web design, as in education, we must adapt to different environments!
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1-31: Class dismissed with flying colors!Let's recap our lesson on CSS improvements:
- We've added a new
.chatInfoclass that will help organize our chat information neatly.- We've enhanced our
.headerclass with responsive design, making it adapt beautifully to different screen sizes.These changes will make our AI chat component more user-friendly and visually appealing across various devices. It's like we've rearranged our classroom to work well for both small group discussions and large presentations!
Remember, students, in the world of web design, adaptability and organization are key. Keep up the excellent work!
app/client/packages/design-system/widgets/src/components/AIChat/src/AIChat.tsx (1)
4-4: Well done, class! A new import has been added.The import for
ChatDescriptionModalis correctly placed and follows proper naming conventions. Keep up the good work!
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22-26: Time for some homework, class!While you've done a great job updating the margin to use a CSS variable, I see some unfinished assignments in your code. Let's address these TODO comments:
--type-caption: This variable needs to be defined. What font size should we use for captions?--type-caption-lineheight: We also need to determine the appropriate line height for captions.Remember, leaving these undefined is like forgetting to bring your textbook to class - it might work, but it's not ideal!
Would you like some help defining these variables? We could work together to determine the appropriate values and where to define them in our stylesheet.
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1-26: Class dismissed, but with some homework!Overall, you've done a commendable job improving our design system by introducing CSS variables. This makes our stylesheet more flexible and easier to maintain - like upgrading from a chalkboard to a smart board!
However, we have a few outstanding tasks:
- Define the missing CSS variables:
--type-captionand--type-caption-lineheight.- Verify that all the new variables (
--inner-spacing-3,--inner-spacing-4,--inner-spacing-5,--outer-spacing-3) are correctly defined and have appropriate values.Once these tasks are complete, our design will be as organized as a well-planned lesson. Keep up the good work!
app/client/packages/design-system/widgets/src/components/AIChat/src/ChatTitle/styles.module.css (2)
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3-11: Class, let's discuss the improvements and areas for further work in the.rootclass.Good job on using CSS variables for improved flexibility! However, we have some homework to do:
The
gapproperty now usesvar(--inner-spacing-3). This is a step in the right direction for consistent spacing.Font size and line height are using variables
var(--type-title)andvar(--type-title-lineheight)with fallback values. This is excellent for maintaining typography consistency.There are TODO comments indicating that
--type-titleand--type-title-lineheightvariables don't exist yet.Your assignment is to define these missing variables in the appropriate CSS file. This will ensure consistent typography across the application. Once you've completed this task, please remove the TODO comments.
Remember, class, undefined variables can lead to inconsistencies in our design. Let's make sure to dot our i's and cross our t's!
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1-21: Class, let's summarize our lesson on CSS improvements.Today, we've seen some excellent progress in our stylesheet:
We've moved towards using CSS variables for spacing, typography, and styling. This is a gold star effort in creating a more flexible and maintainable design system.
However, we've identified some homework that needs to be completed. Several CSS variables (
--type-title,--type-title-lineheight, and--bd-neutral) need to be defined.For your next assignment, I want you to:
- Define all the missing CSS variables in the appropriate stylesheet.
- Remove the TODO comments once the variables are defined.
- Consider creating a separate 'variables.css' file if one doesn't exist, to house all your global CSS variables. This will make it easier to manage and update your design system in the future.
Remember, a well-organized stylesheet is like a tidy classroom - it makes everyone's job easier and more pleasant. Keep up the good work, and don't forget to raise your hand if you have any questions!
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3-4: Well done, class! These changes deserve a gold star!You've made an excellent decision to replace fixed pixel values with CSS variables. This approach enhances the flexibility of our design and promotes consistency across our application. It's like using a ruler instead of guessing lengths - much more precise!
9-9: Excellent work on maintaining consistency!You've correctly applied the same principle of using CSS variables to the media query. This ensures our design remains flexible across different screen sizes. However, let's make sure we've done our homework:
Can you please verify that the
--inner-spacing-5variable is defined and its value is appropriate for larger containers? It's important to ensure our layout looks good on all devices, just like how we arrange our classroom for different activities.
| border-radius: var(--border-radius-elevation-2); | ||
| /* TODO: --bd-neutral doesn't exists. Define it */ | ||
| border: 1px solid var(--bd-neutral, #81858b); | ||
| background: #f8f8f8; |
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I see some positive changes here, but also an area that needs our attention:
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Excellent work on updating the
border-radiusto usevar(--border-radius-elevation-2). This will help maintain consistent rounded corners throughout our design. -
However, we have another TODO comment. This time it's about the
--bd-neutralvariable used for the border color.
Your next assignment is to define the --bd-neutral variable in the appropriate CSS file. This will ensure consistent border colors across the application. Once you've completed this task, please remove the TODO comment.
Remember, class, consistency is key in design. By using these variables, we're creating a more harmonious and easily maintainable style sheet. Keep up the good work!
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WDSAIChatWidgetto accept and display the chat description.Bug Fixes
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