solution :) #2784
solution :) #2784
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Thank you for your hard work on this project! There are a couple of critical issues that need to be addressed before we can approve the pull request. The onChange handler in the NewMovie.tsx component is incorrectly using event.valueOf() instead of event.target.value, which could lead to improper form functionality. Additionally, the URL validation logic in the TextField.tsx component needs correction to ensure accurate error message display. Once these issues are resolved, your code will be in great shape! Keep up the great work! 😊
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src/components/NewMovie/NewMovie.tsx
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| onChange={event => { | ||
| setTitleValue(event.valueOf()); |
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The onChange handler is using event.valueOf() which is incorrect. You should use event.target.value to get the value from the input field.
src/components/NewMovie/NewMovie.tsx
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| name="description" | ||
| label="Description" | ||
| value={descriptionValue} | ||
| onChange={event => setDescriptionValue(event.valueOf())} |
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The onChange handler is using event.valueOf() which is incorrect. You should use event.target.value to get the value from the input field.
src/components/NewMovie/NewMovie.tsx
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| onChange={event => { | ||
| setImgUrlValue(event.valueOf()); |
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The onChange handler is using event.valueOf() which is incorrect. You should use event.target.value to get the value from the input field.
src/components/NewMovie/NewMovie.tsx
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| onChange={event => { | ||
| setImdbUrlValue(event.valueOf()); |
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The onChange handler is using event.valueOf() which is incorrect. You should use event.target.value to get the value from the input field.
src/components/NewMovie/NewMovie.tsx
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| onChange={event => { | ||
| setImdbIdValue(event.valueOf()); |
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The onChange handler is using event.valueOf() which is incorrect. You should use event.target.value to get the value from the input field.
| const isUrlError = isUrlField && isValidUrl(value); | ||
| const hasUrlError = isUrlField && value !== '' && isUrlError; |
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The logic for isUrlError is incorrect. It should be !isValidUrl(value) to correctly identify when the URL is invalid. This affects the hasUrlError condition and subsequently the error message display.
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Review Summary
Great job on addressing the issues from the previous review! 🎉 Your implementation of the App.tsx and NewMovie.tsx components aligns well with the task requirements. Here are some key points and suggestions for further improvement:
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NewMovie.tsxComponent:- You've successfully corrected the
onChangehandler to useevent.target.value, ensuring that input values are captured correctly. This is crucial for the form's functionality.
- You've successfully corrected the
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TextField.tsxComponent:- While the URL validation logic is implemented, the regular expression might not cover all valid URL formats. Consider using a more comprehensive regex or a library like
validator.jsfor more accurate validation. This will help prevent incorrect error messages.
- While the URL validation logic is implemented, the regular expression might not cover all valid URL formats. Consider using a more comprehensive regex or a library like
Overall, your code meets the task requirements, and you've resolved previous issues effectively. Keep in mind the importance of accurate validation logic, as it plays a critical role in user experience. Moving forward, continue to refine your skills and learn from these experiences. Keep up the great work! 🚀
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| value="" | ||
| onChange={() => {}} | ||
| value={titleValue} | ||
| onChange={newValue => setTitleValue(newValue)} |
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The onChange handler should use event.target.value instead of newValue. This ensures that the input value is correctly captured from the event object.
| name="description" | ||
| label="Description" | ||
| value={descriptionValue} | ||
| onChange={newValue => setDescriptionValue(newValue)} |
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The onChange handler should use event.target.value instead of newValue. This ensures that the input value is correctly captured from the event object.
| label="Image URL" | ||
| value={imgUrlValue} | ||
| required | ||
| onChange={newValue => setImgUrlValue(newValue)} |
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The onChange handler should use event.target.value instead of newValue. This ensures that the input value is correctly captured from the event object.
| label="Imdb URL" | ||
| value={imdbUrlValue} | ||
| required | ||
| onChange={newValue => setImdbUrlValue(newValue)} |
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The onChange handler should use event.target.value instead of newValue. This ensures that the input value is correctly captured from the event object.
| label="Imdb ID" | ||
| value={imdbIdValue} | ||
| required | ||
| onChange={newValue => setImdbIdValue(newValue)} |
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The onChange handler should use event.target.value instead of newValue. This ensures that the input value is correctly captured from the event object.
| function isValidUrl(url: string) { | ||
| const pattern = new RegExp( | ||
| '^(https?:\\/\\/)?' + | ||
| '((([a-zA-Z0-9$-_@.&+!*\\(\\),]+)\\.)+' + | ||
| '[a-zA-Z]{2,})' + | ||
| '(\\/[a-zA-Z0-9$-_@.&+!*\\(\\),]*)*$', | ||
| 'i', | ||
| ); | ||
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| return pattern.test(url); | ||
| } |
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The URL validation regex might not cover all valid URL formats. Consider using a more comprehensive regex or a library like validator.js for more accurate URL validation.
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