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flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_base_form_input.dart (3)
55-58: Remove unused commentThere's a redundant comment
/// Callback function triggered on input value submit.above theonFieldSubmittedproperty, which duplicates the documentation.Consider removing the redundant comment.
93-93: Consider providing a defaultkeyboardTypeThe
keyboardTypeproperty is now nullable. Providing a default value ensures consistent behavior and avoids potential null reference exceptions.Set a default value for
keyboardType:final TextInputType? keyboardType = TextInputType.text;
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314-347: Refactor thebuildmethod for better readabilityThe
buildmethod inBaseDigitFormInputStateis quite extensive and handles multiple responsibilities. Refactoring it into smaller methods will improve readability and maintainability.Consider extracting parts of the method:
@override Widget build(BuildContext context) { DigitTypography currentTypography = getTypography(context, false); // Initialize variables _initializeVariables(); return Container( width: width, constraints: BoxConstraints( minWidth: minWidth, ), child: Column( children: [ _buildInputField(currentTypography), if (_shouldShowHelperText()) const SizedBox(height: spacer1), if (_shouldShowHelperText()) _buildHelperText(currentTypography), ], ), ); } void _initializeVariables() { ... } Widget _buildInputField(DigitTypography currentTypography) { ... } bool _shouldShowHelperText() { ... } Widget _buildHelperText(DigitTypography currentTypography) { ... }
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- flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_base_form_input.dart (11 hunks)
- flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_stepper.dart (1 hunks)
- flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_text_form_input.dart (3 hunks)
- flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/dob_picker.dart (1 hunks)
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flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_base_form_input.dart (1)
431-433: PasscurrentProgressedIndextoStepperDotinVerticalStepperItemIn the
VerticalStepperItem, when creating aStepperDot, thecurrentProgressedIndexis not passed, which might lead to inconsistent stepper states compared toHorizontalStepperItem.Ensure consistency by passing
currentProgressedIndex:final Widget dot = StepperDot( isHover: isHover, index: widget.index, totalLength: widget.totalLength, activeIndex: widget.activeIndex, + currentProgressedIndex: widget.currentProgressedIndex, );Likely invalid or redundant comment.
| onChange: (value) { | ||
| setState(() { | ||
| selectedDate = _getDateFromAge(); | ||
| }); | ||
| if(widget.onChangeOfFormControl != null) { | ||
| widget.onChangeOfFormControl!(selectedDate); | ||
| } | ||
| }, |
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Add input validation for month and year fields
In the onChange callbacks for yearController and monthController, there is no validation to ensure that the entered values are within acceptable ranges. Users might enter invalid numbers, which could result in incorrect date calculations.
Consider adding input validation to restrict the input values:
onChange: (value) {
setState(() {
selectedDate = _getDateFromAge();
});
if (widget.onChangeOfFormControl != null) {
widget.onChangeOfFormControl!(selectedDate);
}
+ // Add validation for years
+ int years = int.tryParse(yearController.text) ?? 0;
+ if (years < 0) {
+ yearController.text = '0';
+ }
},onChange: (value) {
setState(() {
selectedDate = _getDateFromAge();
});
if (widget.onChangeOfFormControl != null) {
widget.onChangeOfFormControl!(selectedDate);
}
+ // Add validation for months
+ int months = int.tryParse(monthController.text) ?? 0;
+ if (months < 0) {
+ monthController.text = '0';
+ } else if (months > 11) {
+ months = months % 12;
+ int extraYears = months ~/ 12;
+ int years = int.tryParse(yearController.text) ?? 0;
+ yearController.text = (years + extraYears).toString();
+ monthController.text = (months % 12).toString();
+ }
},Also applies to: 193-200
| if (date == null) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } |
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Handle null date in _setAgeFromDate gracefully
In the _setAgeFromDate method, when date is null, the method returns early but does not clear the age fields. This could lead to outdated or incorrect values remaining in the yearController and monthController.
Consider clearing the age fields when date is null:
if (date == null) {
+ setState(() {
+ yearController.clear();
+ monthController.clear();
+ });
return;
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| if (date == null) { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| if (date == null) { | |
| setState(() { | |
| yearController.clear(); | |
| monthController.clear(); | |
| }); | |
| return; | |
| } |
| DateTime _getDateFromAge() { | ||
| int years = int.tryParse(yearController.text) ?? 0; | ||
| int months = int.tryParse(monthController.text) ?? 0; | ||
| DateTime now = DateTime.now(); | ||
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| DateTime dob = DateTime(now.year - years, now.month - months); | ||
| return dob; | ||
| } |
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Validate age inputs to prevent invalid dates
In the _getDateFromAge() method, the years and months inputs from the controllers are used directly to calculate the date of birth. If the user enters invalid values (e.g., negative numbers or months greater than 11), this could lead to incorrect calculations or runtime errors.
Apply this diff to add input validation for years and months:
int years = int.tryParse(yearController.text) ?? 0;
int months = int.tryParse(monthController.text) ?? 0;
+ // Ensure years are non-negative
+ if (years < 0) {
+ years = 0;
+ }
+
+ // Ensure months are between 0 and 11
+ if (months < 0) {
+ months = 0;
+ } else if (months > 11) {
+ int extraYears = months ~/ 12;
+ years += extraYears;
+ months = months % 12;
+ }
DateTime now = DateTime.now();
DateTime dob = DateTime(now.year - years, now.month - months);
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| DateTime _getDateFromAge() { | |
| int years = int.tryParse(yearController.text) ?? 0; | |
| int months = int.tryParse(monthController.text) ?? 0; | |
| DateTime now = DateTime.now(); | |
| DateTime dob = DateTime(now.year - years, now.month - months); | |
| return dob; | |
| } | |
| DateTime _getDateFromAge() { | |
| int years = int.tryParse(yearController.text) ?? 0; | |
| int months = int.tryParse(monthController.text) ?? 0; | |
| // Ensure years are non-negative | |
| if (years < 0) { | |
| years = 0; | |
| } | |
| // Ensure months are between 0 and 11 | |
| if (months < 0) { | |
| months = 0; | |
| } else if (months > 11) { | |
| int extraYears = months ~/ 12; | |
| years += extraYears; | |
| months = months % 12; | |
| } | |
| DateTime now = DateTime.now(); | |
| DateTime dob = DateTime(now.year - years, now.month - months); | |
| return dob; | |
| } |
| readOnly: widget.readOnly, | ||
| editable: false, | ||
| initialValue: selectedDate != null ? DateFormat('dd MMM yyyy').format(selectedDate!) : '', | ||
| firstDate: widget.initialDate, | ||
| cancelText: widget.cancelText, | ||
| confirmText: widget.confirmText, | ||
| lastDate: DateTime.now(), | ||
| onChange: (value) { | ||
| if (value.isNotEmpty) { | ||
| setState(() { | ||
| selectedDate = DateFormat('dd/MM/yyyy').parse( | ||
| value | ||
| ); | ||
| _setAgeFromDate(selectedDate); | ||
| }); | ||
| if(widget.onChangeOfFormControl != null) { | ||
| widget.onChangeOfFormControl!(selectedDate); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| }, | ||
| ), |
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Pass valueAccessor to DigitDateFormInput for form integration
The DigitDateFormInput does not receive the valueAccessor, which might be necessary for proper form control value handling in reactive forms.
Consider passing the valueAccessor to DigitDateFormInput:
DigitDateFormInput(
readOnly: widget.readOnly,
editable: false,
initialValue: selectedDate != null ? DateFormat('dd MMM yyyy').format(selectedDate!) : '',
firstDate: widget.initialDate,
cancelText: widget.cancelText,
confirmText: widget.confirmText,
lastDate: DateTime.now(),
+ valueAccessor: widget.valueAccessor,
onChange: (value) { ... },
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| readOnly: widget.readOnly, | |
| editable: false, | |
| initialValue: selectedDate != null ? DateFormat('dd MMM yyyy').format(selectedDate!) : '', | |
| firstDate: widget.initialDate, | |
| cancelText: widget.cancelText, | |
| confirmText: widget.confirmText, | |
| lastDate: DateTime.now(), | |
| onChange: (value) { | |
| if (value.isNotEmpty) { | |
| setState(() { | |
| selectedDate = DateFormat('dd/MM/yyyy').parse( | |
| value | |
| ); | |
| _setAgeFromDate(selectedDate); | |
| }); | |
| if(widget.onChangeOfFormControl != null) { | |
| widget.onChangeOfFormControl!(selectedDate); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| }, | |
| ), | |
| readOnly: widget.readOnly, | |
| editable: false, | |
| initialValue: selectedDate != null ? DateFormat('dd MMM yyyy').format(selectedDate!) : '', | |
| firstDate: widget.initialDate, | |
| cancelText: widget.cancelText, | |
| confirmText: widget.confirmText, | |
| lastDate: DateTime.now(), | |
| valueAccessor: widget.valueAccessor, | |
| onChange: (value) { | |
| if (value.isNotEmpty) { | |
| setState(() { | |
| selectedDate = DateFormat('dd/MM/yyyy').parse( | |
| value | |
| ); | |
| _setAgeFromDate(selectedDate); | |
| }); | |
| if(widget.onChangeOfFormControl != null) { | |
| widget.onChangeOfFormControl!(selectedDate); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| }, | |
| ), |
| if (value.isNotEmpty) { | ||
| setState(() { | ||
| selectedDate = DateFormat('dd/MM/yyyy').parse( | ||
| value | ||
| ); | ||
| _setAgeFromDate(selectedDate); | ||
| }); | ||
| if(widget.onChangeOfFormControl != null) { | ||
| widget.onChangeOfFormControl!(selectedDate); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| }, |
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Parse date using consistent format
In the onChange callback for the date picker, the date is parsed using 'dd/MM/yyyy', but the initial value is formatted using 'dd MMM yyyy'. This inconsistency might lead to parsing errors, especially if the user's locale differs.
Ensure that the date format used for parsing matches the one used for formatting:
setState(() {
selectedDate = DateFormat('dd/MM/yyyy').parse(
value
);
_setAgeFromDate(selectedDate);
});If the value comes in a different format, adjust the DateFormat accordingly.
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| color: const DigitColors().light.primary1, | ||
| border: Border.all( | ||
| color: const DigitColors().light.primary1, | ||
| width: Base.defaultBorderWidth, | ||
| ), | ||
| borderRadius: const BorderRadius.all( | ||
| Radius.circular(Base.defaultCircularRadius), | ||
| ), | ||
| boxShadow: isHover | ||
| ? [ | ||
| BoxShadow( | ||
| color: const DigitColors() | ||
| .light | ||
| .primary1 | ||
| .withOpacity(.12), | ||
| offset: const Offset(0, 0), | ||
| spreadRadius: 4, | ||
| blurRadius: 0, | ||
| ), | ||
| ] | ||
| : [], | ||
| ), | ||
| child: Center( | ||
| child: Text( | ||
| '${index + 1}', | ||
| style: currentTypography.headingS.copyWith( | ||
| color: const DigitColors().light.paperPrimary), | ||
| ), | ||
| ), | ||
| ), | ||
| ], | ||
| ) | ||
| : index < activeIndex || isDone | ||
| ? Container( | ||
| height: isMobile ? spacer6 : spacer8, | ||
| width: isMobile ? spacer6 : spacer8, | ||
| decoration: BoxDecoration( | ||
| color: const DigitColors().light.primary1, | ||
| border: Border.all( | ||
| color: const DigitColors().light.primary1, | ||
| width: Base.defaultBorderWidth, | ||
| ), | ||
| borderRadius: const BorderRadius.all( | ||
| Radius.circular(Base.defaultCircularRadius), | ||
| ), | ||
| boxShadow: isHover | ||
| ? [ | ||
| BoxShadow( | ||
| color: const DigitColors() | ||
| .light | ||
| .primary1 | ||
| .withOpacity(.12), | ||
| offset: const Offset(0, 0), | ||
| spreadRadius: 4, | ||
| blurRadius: 0, | ||
| ), | ||
| ] | ||
| : [], | ||
| ), | ||
| child: Icon( | ||
| Icons.check, | ||
| size: isMobile ? spacer9 / 2 : spacer6, | ||
| color: const DigitColors().light.paperPrimary, | ||
| ), | ||
| ) | ||
| : Container( | ||
| height: isMobile ? spacer6 : spacer8, | ||
| width: isMobile ? spacer6 : spacer8, | ||
| decoration: BoxDecoration( | ||
| color: const DigitColors().light.paperPrimary, | ||
| border: Border.all( | ||
| color: const DigitColors().light.textDisabled, | ||
| width: Base.selectedBorderWidth, | ||
| ), | ||
| borderRadius: const BorderRadius.all( | ||
| Radius.circular(Base.defaultCircularRadius), | ||
| ), | ||
| boxShadow: isHover | ||
| ? [ | ||
| BoxShadow( | ||
| color: const DigitColors() | ||
| .light | ||
| .primary1 | ||
| .withOpacity(.12), | ||
| offset: const Offset(0, 0), | ||
| spreadRadius: 4, | ||
| blurRadius: 0, | ||
| ), | ||
| ] | ||
| : [], | ||
| ), | ||
| child: Center( | ||
| child: Text( | ||
| '${index + 1}', | ||
| style: currentTypography.bodyS.copyWith( | ||
| color: const DigitColors().light.textSecondary), | ||
| ), | ||
| ), | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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Refactor StepperDot widget for improved readability
The StepperDot widget's build method contains deeply nested ternary operators, which can make the code hard to read and maintain. Refactor the conditions into separate methods or variables.
Extract the widget building logic into separate methods:
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
DigitTypography currentTypography = getTypography(context, false);
bool isMobile = AppView.isMobileView(MediaQuery.of(context).size);
bool isDone = currentProgressedIndex != null && index < currentProgressedIndex!;
bool currentlyProgressed = currentProgressedIndex != null && index == currentProgressedIndex!;
if (index == activeIndex || currentlyProgressed) {
return _buildActiveDot(currentTypography, isMobile);
} else if (index < activeIndex || isDone) {
return _buildDoneDot(currentTypography, isMobile);
} else {
return _buildInactiveDot(currentTypography, isMobile);
}
}
Widget _buildActiveDot(DigitTypography currentTypography, bool isMobile) { ... }
Widget _buildDoneDot(DigitTypography currentTypography, bool isMobile) { ... }
Widget _buildInactiveDot(DigitTypography currentTypography, bool isMobile) { ... }This refactoring enhances readability and makes future maintenance easier.
| List<Widget> getChildren(DigitTypography currentTypography, bool isHover) { | ||
| final Widget dot = StepperDot( | ||
| isHover: isHover, | ||
| index: widget.index, | ||
| totalLength: widget.totalLength, | ||
| activeIndex: widget.activeIndex, | ||
| currentProgressedIndex: widget.currentProgressedIndex, | ||
| ); | ||
| return [ | ||
| if (widget.item.title != null) ...[ | ||
| Container( | ||
| //padding: const EdgeInsets.symmetric(horizontal: 10), | ||
| constraints: BoxConstraints( | ||
| minWidth: 20, | ||
| maxWidth: max(20, MediaQuery.of(context).size.width/(widget.totalLength)-20) | ||
| ), | ||
| child: Text( | ||
| widget.item.title!, | ||
| textAlign: TextAlign.center, | ||
| maxLines: 3, | ||
| overflow: TextOverflow.ellipsis, | ||
| style: widget.index == widget.activeIndex || widget.index==widget.currentProgressedIndex || isHover | ||
| ? currentTypography.headingS.copyWith( | ||
| color: const DigitColors().light.textPrimary, | ||
| ) | ||
| : currentTypography.bodyS.copyWith( | ||
| color: widget.index<=widget.activeIndex ? const DigitColors().light.textPrimary : const DigitColors().light.textSecondary, | ||
| ), | ||
| ), | ||
| ), | ||
| const SizedBox(height: spacer2), | ||
| ], | ||
| Row( | ||
| mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.min, | ||
| mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center, | ||
| children: [ | ||
| Container( | ||
| constraints: BoxConstraints( | ||
| minWidth: MediaQuery.of(context).size.width/(widget.totalLength*3), | ||
| ), | ||
| color: widget.index == 0 | ||
| ? Colors.transparent | ||
| : (widget.index <= widget.activeIndex || (widget.currentProgressedIndex != null && widget.index <= widget.currentProgressedIndex!) | ||
| ? const DigitColors().light.primary1 | ||
| : const DigitColors().light.textDisabled), | ||
| height: widget.index <= widget.activeIndex ? spacer1 : spacer1 / 2, | ||
| ), | ||
| dot, | ||
| Container( | ||
| constraints: BoxConstraints( | ||
| minWidth: MediaQuery.of(context).size.width/(widget.totalLength*3), | ||
| ), | ||
| color: widget.index == widget.totalLength - 1 | ||
| ? Colors.transparent | ||
| : (widget.index < widget.activeIndex || (widget.currentProgressedIndex != null && widget.index < widget.currentProgressedIndex!) | ||
| ? const DigitColors().light.primary1 | ||
| : const DigitColors().light.textDisabled), | ||
| height: widget.index < widget.activeIndex ? spacer1 : spacer1 / 2, | ||
| ), | ||
| ], | ||
| ), | ||
| ]; | ||
| } |
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Simplify the getChildren method in HorizontalStepperItem
The getChildren method in HorizontalStepperItem builds a complex widget tree. Breaking it down into smaller private methods can improve readability and maintainability.
Refactor getChildren into smaller methods:
List<Widget> getChildren(DigitTypography currentTypography, bool isHover) {
return [
if (widget.item.title != null) ...[
_buildTitle(currentTypography, isHover),
const SizedBox(height: spacer2),
],
_buildStepperRow(),
];
}
Widget _buildTitle(DigitTypography currentTypography, bool isHover) { ... }
Widget _buildStepperRow() { ... }| void _scrollToActiveIndex() { | ||
| if (widget.activeIndex >= 0 && | ||
| widget.activeIndex < widget.stepperList.length) { | ||
| double middleIndex = widget.stepperList.length / 2; | ||
| double offset = (widget.activeIndex - middleIndex) * | ||
| MediaQuery.of(context).size.width / | ||
| widget.stepperList.length; | ||
| _lastScrollOffset = offset; | ||
|
|
||
| /// Store the current scroll offset | ||
| _scrollController.animateTo( | ||
| offset, | ||
| duration: const Duration(milliseconds: 500), | ||
| curve: Curves.easeInOut, | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Handle potential exceptions in _scrollToActiveIndex
In the _scrollToActiveIndex method, calling animateTo on _scrollController without checking if it has attached scroll positions might cause exceptions if the controller is not attached to any ScrollView.
Add a check to ensure that _scrollController has attached positions before calling animateTo:
void _scrollToActiveIndex() {
if (widget.activeIndex >= 0 &&
widget.activeIndex < widget.stepperList.length) {
double middleIndex = widget.stepperList.length / 2;
double offset = (widget.activeIndex - middleIndex) *
MediaQuery.of(context).size.width /
widget.stepperList.length;
_lastScrollOffset = offset;
+ if (_scrollController.hasClients) {
_scrollController.animateTo(
offset,
duration: const Duration(milliseconds: 500),
curve: Curves.easeInOut,
);
+ }
}
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| void _scrollToActiveIndex() { | |
| if (widget.activeIndex >= 0 && | |
| widget.activeIndex < widget.stepperList.length) { | |
| double middleIndex = widget.stepperList.length / 2; | |
| double offset = (widget.activeIndex - middleIndex) * | |
| MediaQuery.of(context).size.width / | |
| widget.stepperList.length; | |
| _lastScrollOffset = offset; | |
| /// Store the current scroll offset | |
| _scrollController.animateTo( | |
| offset, | |
| duration: const Duration(milliseconds: 500), | |
| curve: Curves.easeInOut, | |
| ); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| void _scrollToActiveIndex() { | |
| if (widget.activeIndex >= 0 && | |
| widget.activeIndex < widget.stepperList.length) { | |
| double middleIndex = widget.stepperList.length / 2; | |
| double offset = (widget.activeIndex - middleIndex) * | |
| MediaQuery.of(context).size.width / | |
| widget.stepperList.length; | |
| _lastScrollOffset = offset; | |
| if (_scrollController.hasClients) { | |
| _scrollController.animateTo( | |
| offset, | |
| duration: const Duration(milliseconds: 500), | |
| curve: Curves.easeInOut, | |
| ); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } |
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flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_otp_input.dart (1)
128-210: Consider extracting the error message rendering into a separate method.The
buildmethod of theDigitOTPInputStateclass is quite lengthy due to the rendering of the error message. To improve readability and maintainability, consider extracting the error message rendering logic into a separate method.Here's an example of how you can refactor the code:
@override Widget build(BuildContext context) { final theme = Theme.of(context); final textTheme = theme.digitTextTheme(context); return RawKeyboardListener( focusNode: FocusNode(), onKey: (event) { // ... }, child: SizedBox( width: widget.width, child: Column( crossAxisAlignment: CrossAxisAlignment.center, mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center, mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.min, children: [ if (widget.label != null) ...[ // ... ], Row( mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center, crossAxisAlignment: CrossAxisAlignment.center, children: List.generate(widget.length, (index) { return _buildTextField(context, index); }), ), + if (widget.errorMessage != null && _hasError) + _buildErrorMessage(textTheme, theme), ], ), ), ); } + Widget _buildErrorMessage(DigitTextTheme textTheme, ThemeData theme) { + return Column( + children: [ + const SizedBox(height: 8), + Row( + mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.min, + mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center, + crossAxisAlignment: CrossAxisAlignment.center, + children: [ + Column( + mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.min, + crossAxisAlignment: CrossAxisAlignment.center, + mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center, + children: [ + const SizedBox( + height: spacer1 / 2, + ), + SizedBox( + height: spacer4, + width: spacer4, + child: Icon( + Icons.info, + color: theme.colorTheme.alert.error, + size: spacer4, + ), + ), + ], + ), + const SizedBox(width: spacer1), + Text( + widget.errorMessage!, + style: textTheme.bodyL.copyWith( + color: theme.colorTheme.alert.error, + ), + ), + ], + ), + ], + ); + }This refactoring moves the error message rendering into a separate
_buildErrorMessagemethod, making thebuildmethod more concise and focused on the overall widget structure.
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- flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/utils/date_utils.dart (4 hunks)
- flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_otp_input.dart (1 hunks)
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flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/utils/date_utils.dart (4)
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28-32: LGTM!The return statement correctly instantiates the
DigitDOBAgeConvertorclass with the calculated age values. The ternary operator ensures that theyearsvalue is non-negative.
128-130: LGTM!The formatting changes improve the readability of the
getYearsAndMonthsFromDateTimemethod signature without altering its functionality.
169-175: LGTM!The renaming of the
DigitDOBAgeclass toDigitDOBAgeConvertorand the corresponding constructor update are consistent with the changes made to thecalculateAgemethod. The class structure and constructor parameters remain unchanged.
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flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_otp_input.dart (9)
1-6: LGTM!The import statements are correctly specified, including the necessary dependencies from the Flutter framework and the project's theme files.
7-93: Verify the widget's usage and test its behavior.The
DigitOTPInputwidget is well-structured and provides a comprehensive set of customization options through its constructor parameters. However, it's important to ensure that the widget is being used correctly in the codebase and that its behavior aligns with the expected functionality.To verify the widget's usage and behavior, consider the following:
Review the code that utilizes the
DigitOTPInputwidget and ensure that the required parameters are provided correctly.Create unit tests to cover various scenarios and edge cases, such as:
- Test with different lengths and verify that the correct number of input fields is rendered.
- Test the behavior when the
controllerparameter is provided and when it's not.- Test the
onChangedandonCompletedcallbacks to ensure they are triggered appropriately.- Test the error handling by setting
hasErrortotrueand verifying that the error message is displayed correctly.- Test the focus management and keyboard navigation using arrow keys.
Perform manual testing of the OTP input functionality in the app to ensure a smooth user experience.
If you need assistance with creating the unit tests or have any questions, feel free to ask!
95-126: LGTM!The
DigitOTPInputStateclass initializes the necessary state variables and handles the widget's lifecycle methods appropriately. TheinitStatemethod sets up the focus nodes, text controllers, and initial pin values, while thedisposemethod cleans up the resources.
212-305: LGTM!The
_buildTextFieldmethod constructs the individual text fields for each digit of the OTP input. It sets up the necessary configurations, such as the text controller, focus node, and input decoration. TheonChangedcallback handles the input changes, updates the pin values, and manages the focus transitions between the text fields.
307-323: LGTM!The
handleFocusChangemethod is called whenever the focus changes on a text field. It updates the text selection and keeps track of the currently focused index.
325-331: LGTM!The
_getCurrentPinmethod retrieves the current pin value by concatenating the individual digit values stored in the_pinlist.
333-369: LGTM!The
_handlePastemethod handles the scenario when the user pastes a string into the OTP input. It correctly distributes the pasted digits across the available text fields, updates the pin values, and triggers the necessary callbacks.
371-385: LGTM!The
_moveFocusmethod is responsible for moving the focus to the previous or next text field when the user presses the arrow keys. It correctly wraps around to the opposite end when reaching the first or last text field.
387-434: LGTM!The
OtpFieldControllerV2class provides an interface for external control over the OTP input. It allows clearing the input fields, retrieving the current OTP text, and setting the OTP text programmatically. The implementation correctly updates the pin values, text controllers, and focuses the appropriate text field.
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283-287: Typo in method name 'toggleObsecureText'The method
toggleObsecureTextcontains a spelling error. The correct spelling istoggleObscureText.Apply this diff to correct the method name:
- void toggleObsecureText() { + void toggleObscureText() {Don't forget to update all references to this method.
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272-276: Suffix icon tap does not toggle text visibilityThe
onSuffixIconClickmethod does not toggle theisVisiblestate, so tapping the suffix icon does not change the text visibility as expected. To allow users to toggle text obscuring (e.g., show/hide password), consider invokingtoggleObscureText()withinonSuffixIconClick.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
void onSuffixIconClick({void Function()? customFunction}) { /// Call the provided function if it's not null myFocusNode.requestFocus(); + toggleObscureText(); customFunction?.call(); }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
| this.onSuffixTap, | ||
| this.minLine = 1, | ||
| this.maxLine = 1, | ||
| this.height = Default.height, | ||
| this.maxLength, | ||
| this.height = Base.height, | ||
| this.step = 1, | ||
| this.minValue = 0, | ||
| this.maxValue = 100, | ||
| this.showCurser, |
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Typo in variable name 'showCurser'
There is a typo in the variable name showCurser; it should be showCursor.
Apply this diff to correct the typo throughout the code:
- final bool? showCurser;
+ final bool? showCursor;
...
- showCursor: widget.readOnly ? false : widget.showCurser,
+ showCursor: widget.readOnly ? false : widget.showCursor,
...
- showCursor: widget.readOnly ? false : widget.showCurser ?? widget.isEditable,
+ showCursor: widget.readOnly ? false : widget.showCursor ?? widget.isEditable,Also applies to: 398-399, 502-502
| onTap: onTap, | ||
| focusNode: myFocusNode, | ||
| obscureText: isVisible, | ||
| controller: _controller, |
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Inverted logic in 'obscureText' property
The obscureText property is set to isVisible, which may invert the intended behavior. When isVisible is true, obscureText is also true, causing the text to be obscured. Typically, when the text is visible, obscureText should be false.
Apply this diff to correct the logic:
- obscureText: isVisible,
+ obscureText: !isVisible,Consider renaming isVisible to isObscured for clarity.
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| bool _hasError = false; | ||
| late FocusNode myFocusNode; | ||
| bool isVisible = false; | ||
| double _height = 100; | ||
| double _height = BaseConstants.inputMaxHeight; |
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Consider renaming 'isVisible' to 'isObscured' for clarity
The variable isVisible controls whether the text is obscured or not, but its naming might be confusing. Renaming it to isObscured can improve code readability and better represent its purpose.
Apply this diff to rename the variable:
- bool isVisible = false;
+ bool isObscured = false;
...
- obscureText: !isVisible,
+ obscureText: isObscured,
...
- isVisible = !isVisible;
+ isObscured = !isObscured;Adjust all references accordingly.
Also applies to: 379-379, 488-488
| if (widget.controller == null) { | ||
| _controller.dispose(); | ||
| } | ||
| myFocusNode.removeListener(onFocusChange); | ||
| myFocusNode.dispose(); |
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Avoid disposing externally provided FocusNode
You are disposing myFocusNode unconditionally, even when widget.focusNode is provided externally. This can lead to unexpected behavior if the FocusNode is used elsewhere. You should only dispose myFocusNode if it was created internally.
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@override
void dispose() {
super.dispose();
if (widget.controller == null) {
_controller.dispose();
}
myFocusNode.removeListener(onFocusChange);
+ if (widget.focusNode == null) {
myFocusNode.dispose();
+ }
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| if (widget.controller == null) { | |
| _controller.dispose(); | |
| } | |
| myFocusNode.removeListener(onFocusChange); | |
| myFocusNode.dispose(); | |
| if (widget.controller == null) { | |
| _controller.dispose(); | |
| } | |
| myFocusNode.removeListener(onFocusChange); | |
| if (widget.focusNode == null) { | |
| myFocusNode.dispose(); | |
| } |
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flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/utils/component_utils.dart (3)
5-24: LGTM: Well-implemented utility class for dialog management.The
DigitComponentsUtilsclass provides two useful static methods for managing dialogs:
hideDialog: Effectively dismisses all dialog routes.showDialog: Displays a dialog usingDigitSyncDialog.show().Both methods are implemented correctly and follow Flutter best practices.
121-121: LGTM: Well-defined enum for dialog types.The
DialogTypeenum clearly defines the possible states of the dialog (inProgress,complete,failed). The naming is concise and follows Dart conventions.
123-131: LGTM: Well-designed class for dialog actions.The
DigitDialogActionsclass is well-implemented:
- It uses generics correctly to allow for flexible return types from the action.
- The constructor is marked as
const, which is good for performance.- The
actionproperty is optional, providing flexibility in usage.This design allows for easy creation and customization of dialog actions.
| class DigitSyncDialog { | ||
| static Future<T?> show<T>( | ||
| BuildContext context, { | ||
| Key? key, | ||
| bool barrierDismissible = false, | ||
| required DialogType type, String? label, | ||
| DigitDialogActions? primaryAction, | ||
| DigitDialogActions? secondaryAction, | ||
| }) async { | ||
| return showDialog<T>( | ||
| context: context, | ||
| barrierDismissible: barrierDismissible, | ||
| barrierColor: const DigitColors().overLayColor.withOpacity(.70), | ||
| builder: (context) => DigitSyncDialogContent(type: type, label: label, primaryAction: primaryAction, secondaryAction: secondaryAction), | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
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LGTM: Well-implemented dialog show method with room for optimization.
The DigitSyncDialog class provides a flexible show method for displaying custom dialogs. It correctly uses Flutter's showDialog and allows for extensive customization.
Consider optimizing the barrierColor assignment:
- barrierColor: const DigitColors().overLayColor.withOpacity(.70),
+ barrierColor: DigitColors.instance.overLayColor.withOpacity(.70),This assumes DigitColors has a singleton instance. If not, consider making it a singleton or using a constant instance to avoid repeated object creation.
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| class DigitSyncDialogContent extends StatelessWidget { | ||
| final String? label; | ||
| final DialogType type; | ||
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| final DigitDialogActions? primaryAction; | ||
| final DigitDialogActions? secondaryAction; | ||
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| const DigitSyncDialogContent({ | ||
| super.key, | ||
| this.label, | ||
| required this.type, | ||
| this.primaryAction, | ||
| this.secondaryAction, | ||
| }); | ||
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| @override | ||
| Widget build(BuildContext context) { | ||
| final theme = Theme.of(context); | ||
| final textTheme = theme.digitTextTheme(context); | ||
| IconData icon; | ||
| Color color; | ||
| TextStyle? labelStyle; | ||
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| switch (type) { | ||
| case DialogType.inProgress: | ||
| icon = Icons.autorenew; | ||
| color = theme.colorTheme.primary.primary1; | ||
| labelStyle = textTheme.headingM; | ||
| break; | ||
| case DialogType.complete: | ||
| icon = Icons.check_circle_outline; | ||
| color = theme.colorTheme.alert.success; | ||
| labelStyle = textTheme.headingM; | ||
| break; | ||
| case DialogType.failed: | ||
| icon = Icons.error_outline; | ||
| color = theme.colorTheme.alert.error; | ||
| labelStyle = textTheme.headingM; | ||
| break; | ||
| } | ||
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| return Dialog.fullscreen( | ||
| backgroundColor: const DigitColors().transparent, | ||
| child: Center( | ||
| child: Container( | ||
| padding: const EdgeInsets.all(spacer6), | ||
| decoration: BoxDecoration( | ||
| borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(4), | ||
| color: theme.colorTheme.paper.primary, | ||
| boxShadow: [ | ||
| BoxShadow( | ||
| color: const Color(0xFF000000).withOpacity(.16), | ||
| offset: const Offset(0, 1), | ||
| spreadRadius: 0, | ||
| blurRadius: 2, | ||
| ), | ||
| ], | ||
| ), | ||
| width: 300, | ||
| child: Column( | ||
| mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.min, | ||
| children: | ||
| [ | ||
| Icon(icon, size: 32, color: color), | ||
| if(label != null) | ||
| ...[ const SizedBox(height: spacer4), | ||
| Text(label!, style: labelStyle.copyWith(color: color)),] | ||
| ], | ||
| ) | ||
| ), | ||
| ), | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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LGTM with suggestions: Well-structured dialog content widget with room for improvement.
The DigitSyncDialogContent widget is well-implemented, providing a flexible structure for different dialog types. However, there are a few areas for improvement:
- The
labelStyleassignment in the switch statement is redundant as it's always set totextTheme.headingM. - The
colorvariable is used inconsistently (for both icon and text color). - The
primaryActionandsecondaryActionproperties are not utilized in the build method.
Consider the following improvements:
- Remove the redundant
labelStyleassignments:
switch (type) {
case DialogType.inProgress:
icon = Icons.autorenew;
color = theme.colorTheme.primary.primary1;
- labelStyle = textTheme.headingM;
break;
case DialogType.complete:
icon = Icons.check_circle_outline;
color = theme.colorTheme.alert.success;
- labelStyle = textTheme.headingM;
break;
case DialogType.failed:
icon = Icons.error_outline;
color = theme.colorTheme.alert.error;
- labelStyle = textTheme.headingM;
break;
}-
Consider using separate variables for icon color and text color if they should be different.
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Implement the
primaryActionandsecondaryActionin the build method, or remove them if they're not needed.
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| class DigitSyncDialogContent extends StatelessWidget { | |
| final String? label; | |
| final DialogType type; | |
| final DigitDialogActions? primaryAction; | |
| final DigitDialogActions? secondaryAction; | |
| const DigitSyncDialogContent({ | |
| super.key, | |
| this.label, | |
| required this.type, | |
| this.primaryAction, | |
| this.secondaryAction, | |
| }); | |
| @override | |
| Widget build(BuildContext context) { | |
| final theme = Theme.of(context); | |
| final textTheme = theme.digitTextTheme(context); | |
| IconData icon; | |
| Color color; | |
| TextStyle? labelStyle; | |
| switch (type) { | |
| case DialogType.inProgress: | |
| icon = Icons.autorenew; | |
| color = theme.colorTheme.primary.primary1; | |
| labelStyle = textTheme.headingM; | |
| break; | |
| case DialogType.complete: | |
| icon = Icons.check_circle_outline; | |
| color = theme.colorTheme.alert.success; | |
| labelStyle = textTheme.headingM; | |
| break; | |
| case DialogType.failed: | |
| icon = Icons.error_outline; | |
| color = theme.colorTheme.alert.error; | |
| labelStyle = textTheme.headingM; | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| return Dialog.fullscreen( | |
| backgroundColor: const DigitColors().transparent, | |
| child: Center( | |
| child: Container( | |
| padding: const EdgeInsets.all(spacer6), | |
| decoration: BoxDecoration( | |
| borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(4), | |
| color: theme.colorTheme.paper.primary, | |
| boxShadow: [ | |
| BoxShadow( | |
| color: const Color(0xFF000000).withOpacity(.16), | |
| offset: const Offset(0, 1), | |
| spreadRadius: 0, | |
| blurRadius: 2, | |
| ), | |
| ], | |
| ), | |
| width: 300, | |
| child: Column( | |
| mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.min, | |
| children: | |
| [ | |
| Icon(icon, size: 32, color: color), | |
| if(label != null) | |
| ...[ const SizedBox(height: spacer4), | |
| Text(label!, style: labelStyle.copyWith(color: color)),] | |
| ], | |
| ) | |
| ), | |
| ), | |
| ); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| class DigitSyncDialogContent extends StatelessWidget { | |
| final String? label; | |
| final DialogType type; | |
| final DigitDialogActions? primaryAction; | |
| final DigitDialogActions? secondaryAction; | |
| const DigitSyncDialogContent({ | |
| super.key, | |
| this.label, | |
| required this.type, | |
| this.primaryAction, | |
| this.secondaryAction, | |
| }); | |
| @override | |
| Widget build(BuildContext context) { | |
| final theme = Theme.of(context); | |
| final textTheme = theme.digitTextTheme(context); | |
| IconData icon; | |
| Color color; | |
| TextStyle? labelStyle = textTheme.headingM; | |
| switch (type) { | |
| case DialogType.inProgress: | |
| icon = Icons.autorenew; | |
| color = theme.colorTheme.primary.primary1; | |
| break; | |
| case DialogType.complete: | |
| icon = Icons.check_circle_outline; | |
| color = theme.colorTheme.alert.success; | |
| break; | |
| case DialogType.failed: | |
| icon = Icons.error_outline; | |
| color = theme.colorTheme.alert.error; | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| return Dialog.fullscreen( | |
| backgroundColor: const DigitColors().transparent, | |
| child: Center( | |
| child: Container( | |
| padding: const EdgeInsets.all(spacer6), | |
| decoration: BoxDecoration( | |
| borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(4), | |
| color: theme.colorTheme.paper.primary, | |
| boxShadow: [ | |
| BoxShadow( | |
| color: const Color(0xFF000000).withOpacity(.16), | |
| offset: const Offset(0, 1), | |
| spreadRadius: 0, | |
| blurRadius: 2, | |
| ), | |
| ], | |
| ), | |
| width: 300, | |
| child: Column( | |
| mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.min, | |
| children: | |
| [ | |
| Icon(icon, size: 32, color: color), | |
| if(label != null) | |
| ...[ const SizedBox(height: spacer4), | |
| Text(label!, style: labelStyle.copyWith(color: color)),] | |
| ], | |
| ) | |
| ), | |
| ), | |
| ); | |
| } | |
| } |
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flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/theme/TextTheme/tab_text_theme.dart (3)
1-4: LGTM! Consider adding class-level documentation.The imports and class declaration look good. The
DigitTabTextThemeExtensionclass appropriately extendsDigitTextTheme, suggesting a specialized theme for tabs.Consider adding a brief class-level documentation comment explaining the purpose and usage of this extension. For example:
/// A specialized text theme extension for tab components in the Digit UI. /// This class customizes text styles specifically for use in tab interfaces. class DigitTabTextThemeExtension extends DigitTextTheme { // ... }
7-36: LGTM! Consider allowing for varied line heights.The heading styles are well-defined with a clear hierarchy and consistent use of bold weight. The use of 'Roboto Condensed' for the largest heading (XL) is a nice touch, potentially for space-saving or stylistic reasons.
Consider allowing for varied line heights for different heading sizes. This could provide more flexibility in layout and readability. For example:
headingXl: const TextStyle( // ... height: 1.2, // Slightly increased for the largest heading ), headingL: const TextStyle( // ... height: 1.18, ), // ... adjust other headings accordingly headingXS: const TextStyle( // ... height: 1.1, // Slightly decreased for the smallest heading ),
73-92: LGTM! Consider distinguishing link styles.The link styles and overall class structure are well-defined and consistent. The use of a const constructor and proper super constructor call is commendable.
Consider slightly distinguishing link styles from body text to improve usability. For example, you could use a slightly different font weight or add an underline decoration:
linkL: const TextStyle( fontSize: 20, fontWeight: FontWeight.w500, // Slightly bolder than body text fontFamily: 'Roboto', height: 1.37, decoration: TextDecoration.underline, ), // Apply similar changes to linkM and linkSThis would make links more visually distinct from regular body text, improving user experience.
flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_toggle_list.dart (3)
28-31: New parameters enhance customization options.The addition of
toggleWidthandcapitalizeFirstLetterparameters improves the flexibility and customization of theToggleListwidget. These are positive changes that allow for better control over the widget's appearance.Consider adding documentation comments for these new parameters to explain their purpose and usage. For example:
/// The width of each toggle button. If null, the width is calculated based on the content. final double? toggleWidth; /// Whether to capitalize the first letter of each toggle button's label. Defaults to true. final bool capitalizeFirstLetter;
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67-80: Reconsider removal of text truncation and adjust max width calculation.The changes to
_calculateMaxLabelWidthhave some implications:
- Removing the 64-character limit allows for displaying full button names, which improves clarity but might lead to layout issues with very long texts.
- The additional spacing in the max width calculation (
spacer12 + spacer1) might affect the overall layout of the toggle list.Consider the following suggestions:
Instead of removing truncation entirely, implement a more flexible approach:
final int maxCharacters = 100; // or any other reasonable limit text: button.name.length > maxCharacters ? '${button.name.substring(0, maxCharacters)}...' : button.name,Ensure that the additional spacing (
spacer12 + spacer1) doesn't cause unexpected layout issues, especially on smaller screens.Add a comment explaining the reasoning behind the new max width calculation to improve code maintainability.
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88-108: Improved flexibility with padding and width customization.The changes in this section enhance the widget's flexibility:
- Using
spacer2for padding improves consistency with the design system.- Conditional setting of
maxLabelWidthallows for custom widths while maintaining a fallback.- Passing
capitalizeFirstLetterto theTogglewidget correctly implements the new functionality.These changes are well-implemented and improve the overall usability of the
ToggleListwidget.For improved readability, consider extracting the
maxLabelWidthlogic into a separate method:double getToggleWidth() { return widget.toggleWidth ?? maxLabelWidth; } // Then in the build method: maxLabelWidth: getToggleWidth(),This separation of concerns would make the build method cleaner and easier to understand.
flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_toggle.dart (1)
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1-148: Overall assessment: Improved Toggle component with enhanced flexibility and consistencyThe changes to the Toggle component have significantly improved its flexibility and consistency with the design system. Key improvements include:
- Added a new
capitalizeFirstLetterproperty for text formatting control.- Updated dimensions and padding for better layout consistency.
- Implemented a cohesive color scheme update across the component.
- Improved border width consistency.
These changes should result in a more maintainable and visually consistent Toggle component. Please ensure to verify the layout impact of the width calculation change and the consistency of the new color scheme across the application.
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flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/theme/TextTheme/tab_text_theme.dart (1)
37-72: LGTM! Well-structured caption and body text styles.The caption and body text styles are well-defined with appropriate font weights, sizes, and line heights. The consistent naming convention and use of the 'Roboto' font family contribute to a cohesive design system.
- Captions use medium weight (500) and a compact line height (1.14), suitable for concise, attention-grabbing text.
- Body text uses regular weight (400) and a more relaxed line height (1.37), appropriate for comfortable reading of longer text blocks.
This structure provides a clear visual hierarchy and maintains good readability.
flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/theme/TextTheme/mobile_text_theme.dart (3)
1-6: LGTM: Imports and class declaration are well-structured.The imports are appropriate, and the
DigitMobileTextThemeExtensionclass is correctly defined as an extension ofDigitTextTheme. The use of a const constructor is a good practice for immutable objects like theme definitions.
1-92: Overall, well-structured and comprehensive mobile text theme implementation.This new
DigitMobileTextThemeExtensionclass provides a robust set of text styles for mobile applications. The implementation is generally good, with consistent use of const constructors and well-defined styles.Key points to consider:
- Review the line heights for different text sizes, especially for headings and captions.
- Ensure the use of 'Roboto Condensed' for
headingXlis intentional.- Consider differentiating link styles from body text styles for better visual distinction.
These improvements will enhance the flexibility and usability of your text theme. Great job on creating a comprehensive mobile text theme!
7-54: Consider reviewing line heights for different text sizes.The text styles for headings and captions are well-defined and consistent. However, I noticed that the line height (1.14) is the same for all text sizes. While this might be intentional, it's worth considering whether different line heights would improve readability, especially for smaller text sizes.
Also, note that
headingXluses 'Roboto Condensed' while other styles use 'Roboto'. Ensure this difference is intentional and aligns with your design system.To ensure consistency with other parts of the codebase, let's check for the usage of these font families:
Verification successful
Font family usage is consistent with the design system.
The usage of both 'Roboto' and 'Roboto Condensed' aligns with the established text styles in the codebase. 'Roboto Condensed' is selectively applied to specific text themes, such as
headingXl,tab_text_theme.dart, anddesktop_text_theme.dart, which appears intentional to differentiate larger headings.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for usage of 'Roboto' and 'Roboto Condensed' font families echo "Checking for 'Roboto' usage:" rg --type dart "fontFamily:\s*'Roboto'" -g '!*mobile_text_theme.dart' echo "\nChecking for 'Roboto Condensed' usage:" rg --type dart "fontFamily:\s*'Roboto Condensed'" -g '!*mobile_text_theme.dart'Length of output: 15601
flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/theme/TextTheme/desktop_text_theme.dart (2)
1-5: LGTM: Imports and class declaration are appropriate.The imports and class declaration are well-structured. The
DigitDesktopTextThemeExtensionclass appropriately extendsDigitTextTheme, indicating a clear purpose for desktop-specific text themes.
6-92: LGTM: Naming convention and style coverage are comprehensive.The naming convention for text styles is consistent and intuitive, using capital letters for size indicators (XL, L, M, S, XS). The coverage of styles appears comprehensive, including variations for headings, captions, body text, and links. This structure should provide good flexibility for various typography needs in the desktop application.
flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/theme/TextTheme/digit_text_theme.dart (2)
3-18: Well-structured theme class with comprehensive text styles.The
DigitTextThemeclass is well-organized and extendsThemeExtension<DigitTextTheme>, following Flutter's theme extension pattern. It provides a comprehensive set of text styles for various purposes, which is excellent for maintaining consistency across the application.
1-100: Overall, well-implemented text theme with minor improvements needed.The
DigitTextThemeclass provides a comprehensive and well-structured approach to managing text styles in the application. It follows Flutter's theme extension pattern and includes a wide range of text styles for various purposes.While the implementation is generally solid, there are a few minor improvements to be made:
- Consider the consistency of required vs. optional parameters in the constructor.
- Add the missing
labelfield to both thecopyWithandlerpmethods.- Optimize the
lerpmethod for edge cases.These small changes will enhance the robustness and completeness of the
DigitTextThemeclass, making it an excellent foundation for maintaining consistent text styling throughout the application.flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_toggle_list.dart (2)
1-16: Improved documentation and example usage.The changes to the comment block are beneficial:
- The documentation now follows Dart's recommended style, improving readability and IDE integration.
- The expanded example usage provides clearer guidance for developers implementing the
ToggleListwidget.These updates enhance the overall quality and usability of the code.
39-42: Constructor updated correctly with new parameters.The new parameters
toggleWidthandcapitalizeFirstLetterhave been properly added to the constructor with appropriate default values. This implementation maintains backward compatibility while allowing for the new customization options.flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_toggle.dart (6)
10-10: LGTM: New property adds flexibility for text formattingThe addition of the
capitalizeFirstLetterproperty with a default value oftrueis a good enhancement. It provides more control over the text formatting while maintaining backward compatibility with existing usage.Also applies to: 18-18
88-90: LGTM: Improved consistency in dimensions, but verify layout impactThe changes to use
spacer8for height and standardize padding tospacer3improve consistency with the design system. However, removing the additional padding from the width calculation might affect the layout. Please verify that this change doesn't negatively impact the toggle's appearance in different scenarios.
104-104: LGTM: Consistent color scheme updateThe change of the selected state color from
primaryOrangetoprimary1is consistent with the earlier border color update. This further confirms a broader color scheme update in the application.
136-136: LGTM: Completed color scheme updateThe change of the text color for hovered/mouse down state to
primary1completes the color scheme update for the Toggle component. This change is consistent with the earlier updates to border and background colors, ensuring a cohesive visual design.
48-51: LGTM: Improved label processing, but clarification needed on typographyThe introduction of
processedLabelefficiently applies the new capitalization logic. However, could you please clarify the purpose of thefalseparameter in thegetTypographycall? Understanding its impact on the typography style would be helpful.
99-101: LGTM: Updated color scheme and improved border consistencyThe change from
primaryOrangetoprimary1for the border color in selected/hovered states seems to be part of a broader color scheme update. UsingBase.defaultBorderWidthimproves consistency across the application. Please ensure this color change is consistent with the overall design system updates.Verification successful
Verified: Consistent
primary1color scheme and standardized border widthAll usages and definitions of
primary1have been reviewed and are consistent with the updated color scheme. The replacement ofprimaryOrangewithprimary1and the adoption ofBase.defaultBorderWidthenhance visual consistency across the application.Scripts executed
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| bodyL: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 16, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w400, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.37, | ||
| ), | ||
| bodyS: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 14, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w400, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.37, | ||
| ), | ||
| bodyXS: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 12, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w400, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.37, | ||
| ), | ||
| linkL: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 16, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w400, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.37, | ||
| ), | ||
| linkM: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 14, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w400, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.37, | ||
| ), | ||
| linkS: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 12, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w400, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.37, | ||
| ), | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider differentiating link styles from body text styles.
The text styles for body text and links are well-defined and use a consistent line height of 1.37, which is good for readability. However, I noticed that the link styles (linkL, linkM, linkS) are identical to their corresponding body text styles (bodyL, bodyS, bodyXS) except for the naming.
To improve usability and visual distinction, consider modifying the link styles. For example, you could:
- Add an underline decoration
- Use a different font weight
- Apply a different color (though this might be handled elsewhere in your theme)
Here's an example of how you might modify the linkL style:
linkL: const TextStyle(
fontSize: 16,
fontWeight: FontWeight.w500, // Changed from w400
fontFamily: 'Roboto',
height: 1.37,
decoration: TextDecoration.underline, // Added underline
),Apply similar changes to linkM and linkS styles as well.
| const DigitDesktopTextThemeExtension() | ||
| : super( | ||
| headingXl: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 40, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w700, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto Condensed', | ||
| height: 1.14, | ||
| ), | ||
| headingL: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 32, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w700, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.14, | ||
| ), | ||
| headingM: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 24, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w700, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.14, | ||
| ), | ||
| headingS: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 16, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w700, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.14, | ||
| ), | ||
| headingXS: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 14, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w700, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.14, | ||
| ), | ||
| captionL: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 28, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w500, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.14, | ||
| ), | ||
| captionM: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 24, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w500, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.14, | ||
| ), | ||
| captionS: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 20, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w500, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.14, | ||
| ), | ||
| bodyL: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 20, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w400, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.37, | ||
| ), | ||
| bodyS: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 16, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w400, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.37, | ||
| ), | ||
| bodyXS: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 14, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w400, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.37, | ||
| ), | ||
| linkL: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 20, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w400, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.37, | ||
| ), | ||
| linkM: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 16, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w400, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.37, | ||
| ), | ||
| linkS: const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 14, | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w400, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| height: 1.37, | ||
| ), | ||
| ); |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider font usage consistency and potential optimizations.
The text style definitions are generally well-structured, but there are a few points to consider:
-
Font family consistency: 'Roboto Condensed' is used only for
headingXl, while all other styles use 'Roboto'. Is this intentional? -
Duplicate styles: Some styles (e.g., link styles) have the same properties as body text styles. Consider reusing these definitions to reduce redundancy.
-
Constant properties: Some properties like
heightare consistent across multiple styles. Consider defining these as constants to improve maintainability.
Here's a suggestion to optimize the code:
class DigitDesktopTextThemeExtension extends DigitTextTheme {
static const double _defaultHeight = 1.37;
static const String _defaultFontFamily = 'Roboto';
static TextStyle _baseStyle(double fontSize, FontWeight fontWeight, [double height = _defaultHeight]) {
return TextStyle(
fontSize: fontSize,
fontWeight: fontWeight,
fontFamily: _defaultFontFamily,
height: height,
);
}
const DigitDesktopTextThemeExtension()
: super(
headingXl: const TextStyle(
fontSize: 40,
fontWeight: FontWeight.w700,
fontFamily: 'Roboto Condensed',
height: 1.14,
),
headingL: _baseStyle(32, FontWeight.w700, 1.14),
headingM: _baseStyle(24, FontWeight.w700, 1.14),
headingS: _baseStyle(16, FontWeight.w700, 1.14),
headingXS: _baseStyle(14, FontWeight.w700, 1.14),
captionL: _baseStyle(28, FontWeight.w500, 1.14),
captionM: _baseStyle(24, FontWeight.w500, 1.14),
captionS: _baseStyle(20, FontWeight.w500, 1.14),
bodyL: _baseStyle(20, FontWeight.w400),
bodyS: _baseStyle(16, FontWeight.w400),
bodyXS: _baseStyle(14, FontWeight.w400),
linkL: _baseStyle(20, FontWeight.w400),
linkM: _baseStyle(16, FontWeight.w400),
linkS: _baseStyle(14, FontWeight.w400),
);
}This refactoring reduces code duplication and improves maintainability.
| const DigitTextTheme({ | ||
| required this.headingXl, | ||
| required this.headingL, | ||
| required this.headingM, | ||
| required this.headingS, | ||
| required this.headingXS, | ||
| required this.captionL, | ||
| required this.captionM, | ||
| required this.captionS, | ||
| required this.bodyL, | ||
| required this.bodyS, | ||
| required this.bodyXS, | ||
| required this.linkL, | ||
| required this.linkM, | ||
| required this.linkS, | ||
| this.label = const TextStyle( | ||
| fontSize: 16, | ||
| fontFamily: 'Roboto', | ||
| fontWeight: FontWeight.w400, | ||
| height: 1.37, | ||
| ) | ||
| }); |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider consistency and flexibility in constructor parameters.
The constructor is well-defined with named parameters, which is good for clarity. However, there are a couple of points to consider:
-
The
labelfield has a default value, while other fields are required. Consider making all fields required for consistency, or provide default values for all fields to allow for more flexible instantiation. -
The default
TextStyleforlabeluses hard-coded values. Consider using a more flexible approach, such as deriving these values from a base theme or making them customizable.
Here's a suggestion for improvement:
const DigitTextTheme({
required this.headingXl,
required this.headingL,
// ... other required fields ...
required this.linkS,
required TextStyle? label,
}) : label = label ?? const TextStyle(
fontSize: 16,
fontFamily: 'Roboto',
fontWeight: FontWeight.w400,
height: 1.37,
);This approach makes label a required parameter but allows it to be null, falling back to the default if not provided. This maintains consistency with other fields while still allowing for a default value.
| @override | ||
| DigitTextTheme copyWith({ | ||
| TextStyle? headingXl, | ||
| TextStyle? headingL, | ||
| TextStyle? headingM, | ||
| TextStyle? headingS, | ||
| TextStyle? headingXS, | ||
| TextStyle? captionL, | ||
| TextStyle? captionM, | ||
| TextStyle? captionS, | ||
| TextStyle? bodyL, | ||
| TextStyle? bodyS, | ||
| TextStyle? bodyXS, | ||
| TextStyle? linkL, | ||
| TextStyle? linkM, | ||
| TextStyle? linkS, | ||
| }) { | ||
| return DigitTextTheme( | ||
| headingXl: headingXl ?? this.headingXl, | ||
| headingL: headingL ?? this.headingL, | ||
| headingM: headingM ?? this.headingM, | ||
| headingS: headingS ?? this.headingS, | ||
| headingXS: headingXS ?? this.headingXS, | ||
| captionL: captionL ?? this.captionL, | ||
| captionM: captionM ?? this.captionM, | ||
| captionS: captionS ?? this.captionS, | ||
| bodyL: bodyL ?? this.bodyL, | ||
| bodyS: bodyS ?? this.bodyS, | ||
| bodyXS: bodyXS ?? this.bodyXS, | ||
| linkL: linkL ?? this.linkL, | ||
| linkM: linkM ?? this.linkM, | ||
| linkS: linkS ?? this.linkS, | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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Add missing label field to copyWith method.
The copyWith method is well-implemented, following the correct pattern and handling null checks properly. However, the label field is missing from both the method parameters and the return statement.
To ensure consistency and allow for updating all fields, add the label field to the copyWith method:
@override
DigitTextTheme copyWith({
TextStyle? headingXl,
// ... other fields ...
TextStyle? linkS,
TextStyle? label,
}) {
return DigitTextTheme(
headingXl: headingXl ?? this.headingXl,
// ... other fields ...
linkS: linkS ?? this.linkS,
label: label ?? this.label,
);
}| @override | ||
| DigitTextTheme lerp(ThemeExtension<DigitTextTheme>? other, double t) { | ||
| if (other is! DigitTextTheme) { | ||
| return this; | ||
| } | ||
| return DigitTextTheme( | ||
| headingXl: TextStyle.lerp(headingXl, other.headingXl, t)!, | ||
| headingL: TextStyle.lerp(headingL, other.headingL, t)!, | ||
| headingM: TextStyle.lerp(headingM, other.headingM, t)!, | ||
| headingS: TextStyle.lerp(headingS, other.headingS, t)!, | ||
| headingXS: TextStyle.lerp(headingXS, other.headingXS, t)!, | ||
| captionL: TextStyle.lerp(captionL, other.captionL, t)!, | ||
| captionM: TextStyle.lerp(captionM, other.captionM, t)!, | ||
| captionS: TextStyle.lerp(captionS, other.captionS, t)!, | ||
| bodyL: TextStyle.lerp(bodyL, other.bodyL, t)!, | ||
| bodyS: TextStyle.lerp(bodyS, other.bodyS, t)!, | ||
| bodyXS: TextStyle.lerp(bodyXS, other.bodyXS, t)!, | ||
| linkL: TextStyle.lerp(linkL, other.linkL, t)!, | ||
| linkM: TextStyle.lerp(linkM, other.linkM, t)!, | ||
| linkS: TextStyle.lerp(linkS, other.linkS, t)!, | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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Update lerp method to include label field and consider optimization.
The lerp method is well-implemented, correctly checking the type of the other parameter and using TextStyle.lerp for interpolation. However, there are two points to address:
- The
labelfield is missing from the interpolation. - A minor optimization can be made to avoid unnecessary object creation when
tis 0 or 1.
Here's a suggested improvement:
@override
DigitTextTheme lerp(ThemeExtension<DigitTextTheme>? other, double t) {
if (other is! DigitTextTheme) {
return this;
}
if (t == 0) return this;
if (t == 1) return other;
return DigitTextTheme(
headingXl: TextStyle.lerp(headingXl, other.headingXl, t)!,
// ... other fields ...
linkS: TextStyle.lerp(linkS, other.linkS, t)!,
label: TextStyle.lerp(label, other.label, t)!,
);
}This update includes the label field in the interpolation and adds checks for t == 0 and t == 1 to return the appropriate instance without unnecessary computation.
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flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_text_form_input.dart (1)
28-80: Constructor changes enhance flexibility, but consider backwards compatibilityThe modifications to the constructor parameters significantly improve the widget's flexibility:
- Making
controllernullable is a good change, allowing for more adaptable use cases.- New parameters like
keyboardType,onFocusLost, andcontentPaddingoffer valuable customization options.However, the removal of
labelandinfoTextparameters might break existing usages of this widget.Consider adding
@Deprecatedannotations for removed parameters to maintain backwards compatibility:const DigitTextFormInput({ // ... other parameters ... @Deprecated('Use innerLabel instead') String? label, @Deprecated('Use helpText instead') String? infoText, // ... rest of the parameters ... })This approach would allow for a smoother transition for existing codebases using this widget.
flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_base_form_input.dart (3)
241-249: Improved initialization in initStateThe changes in the
initStatemethod improve resource management:
- The focus node is now conditionally initialized based on whether a
focusNodeis provided.- The controller initialization has been updated to use the null-aware operator.
These changes ensure proper handling of externally provided resources.
Consider using the null-aware operator for the
focusNodeinitialization as well:- myFocusNode = widget.focusNode ?? FocusNode(); + myFocusNode = widget.focusNode ?? FocusNode();This change would make the initialization consistent with the controller initialization.
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320-994: Expanded functionality with need for refactoringThe build method has been significantly enhanced with new features:
- Text area support with smart scrolling and resizing options.
- Custom border support for focused and enabled states.
- Improved prefix and suffix icon handling.
- Better error and help text display.
These additions greatly improve the widget's functionality and flexibility. However, the build method has become quite large and complex.
Consider refactoring the build method to improve readability and maintainability:
- Extract the text area and regular input field rendering into separate methods.
- Create helper methods for rendering prefix and suffix icons.
- Extract the error and help text rendering logic into a separate method.
For example:
Widget _buildTextArea() { // Text area rendering logic } Widget _buildInputField() { // Regular input field rendering logic } Widget _buildPrefixIcon() { // Prefix icon rendering logic } Widget _buildSuffixIcon() { // Suffix icon rendering logic } Widget _buildHelpAndErrorText() { // Help and error text rendering logic } @override Widget build(BuildContext context) { // ... (existing setup code) return Container( width: width, constraints: BoxConstraints(minWidth: minWidth), child: Column( children: [ widget.isTextArea ? _buildTextArea() : _buildInputField(), _buildHelpAndErrorText(), ], ), ); }This refactoring will make the code more modular and easier to maintain.
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211-239: Improved focus handling and validationThe new
onFocusChangemethod and updates tocustomValidatorenhance the widget's functionality:
onFocusChangeproperly handles focus loss, triggering validation and calling theonFocusLostcallback when provided.customValidatornow updates the error state and message, ensuring consistent error handling.These changes improve the widget's responsiveness and error handling capabilities.
In the
onFocusChangemethod, consider moving the error handling logic to a separate method to improve readability:void _handleValidationError() { if (_hasError) { widget.onError?.call(_errorMessage); } } void onFocusChange() { if (!myFocusNode.hasFocus) { widget.onFocusLost?.call(); setState(() { _isFocusOn = false; _errorMessage = customValidator(_controller.text); _hasError = _errorMessage != null; }); _handleValidationError(); } else { setState(() { _isFocusOn = true; }); } }This change would make the
onFocusChangemethod more concise and easier to understand.Also applies to: 277-291
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flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_text_form_input.dart (2)
1-18: Documentation improvements look great!The switch to Dart-style documentation comments enhances readability and aligns with Dart best practices. The updated example usage accurately reflects the new parameter structure, providing clear guidance for developers.
92-92: Minor formatting improvementThe adjustment to the closing brace's position enhances code consistency.
flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/widgets/atoms/digit_base_form_input.dart (2)
12-12: Improved flexibility and customization optionsThe changes to the class properties enhance the widget's flexibility and customization options:
- Making
controllerandkeyboardTypenullable allows for more flexible usage scenarios.- New properties like
focusNode,obscureText,cancelText,confirmText,focusBorder,enableBorder,iconColor,onFocusLost,contentPadding,iconSize, andprefixTextStyleprovide fine-grained control over the input field's behavior and appearance.These additions improve the widget's versatility and make it more adaptable to various use cases.
Also applies to: 93-93, 100-103, 116-117, 125-133
270-272: Improved resource management in disposeThe conditional disposal of the controller is a good practice:
if (widget.controller == null) { _controller.dispose(); }This change prevents disposing of an externally provided controller, which could lead to issues if the controller is used elsewhere in the app.
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flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/utils/i18_key_constants.dart (4)
1-1: Consider a more descriptive name for the global constant.The name
commoncould be more descriptive to indicate its purpose as an i18n constants provider. Consider renaming it to something likecommonI18nori18nConstants.-const common = Common(); +const commonI18n = Common();
3-4: Add documentation and consider a more specific class name.The class would benefit from documentation explaining its purpose as an i18n constants provider. Also consider a more specific name like
CommonI18norI18nConstants.+/// Provides internationalization (i18n) string constants for common UI elements +/// throughout the application. class Common { const Common();
5-17: Enhance getter documentation and consistency.Consider the following improvements:
- Add documentation for each getter explaining its usage context
- Group related getters together (e.g., viewMore/viewLess pairs)
- Use consistent syntax (arrow vs block) across all getters
Example refactor:
+ /// Translation key for camera-related actions String get camera => 'CAMERA'; + /// Translation keys for file upload actions String get chooseOptionToUpload => 'CHOOSE_OPTION_TO_UPLOAD'; String get clickToAddPicture => 'CLICK_TO_ADD_PICTURE'; String get dragDropFile => 'DRAG_DROP_FILE'; String get browseFile => 'BROWSE_FILE'; String get reUpload => 'RE_UPLOAD'; + /// Translation keys for future timeline actions String get viewMoreFuture => 'VIEW_MORE_FUTURE'; String get viewLessFuture => 'VIEW_LESS_FUTURE'; + /// Translation keys for past timeline actions String get viewMorePast => 'VIEW_MORE_PAST'; String get viewLessPast => 'VIEW_LESS_PAST';
18-28: Standardize privacy policy getters and add documentation.The privacy policy related getters use inconsistent syntax and lack documentation. Consider standardizing to arrow syntax and adding documentation.
+ /// Group of translation keys for privacy policy related text + + /// Translation key for the privacy policy acceptance text - String get acceptText { - return 'PRIVACY_POLICY_ACCEPT_TEXT'; - } + String get acceptText => 'PRIVACY_POLICY_ACCEPT_TEXT'; + /// Translation key for the privacy policy decline text - String get declineText { - return 'PRIVACY_POLICY_DECLINE_TEXT'; - } + String get declineText => 'PRIVACY_POLICY_DECLINE_TEXT'; + /// Translation key for the main privacy policy notice String get privacyNoticeText => 'PRIVACY_POLICY_TEXT'; + /// Translation key for the privacy policy link text String get privacyPolicyLinkText => 'PRIVACY_POLICY_LINK_TEXT'; + /// Translation key for privacy policy validation messages String get privacyPolicyValidationText => 'PRIVACY_POLICY_VALIDATION_TEXT';flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/models/privacy_notice/privacy_notice_model.dart (2)
7-17: Add documentation and consider module validationWhile the model structure is sound, consider these improvements:
- Add documentation comments to describe the purpose of each field
- Consider implementing validation or using an enum for the
modulefield to ensure consistencyExample enhancement:
@freezed class PrivacyNoticeModel with _$PrivacyNoticeModel { + /// Represents a privacy notice with its content structure + /// + /// [header] - The title of the privacy notice + /// [module] - The module this notice belongs to (e.g., 'USER', 'PAYMENT') + /// [active] - Whether this notice is currently active + /// [contents] - List of content sections in this notice const factory PrivacyNoticeModel({ required String header, required String module, bool? active, List<ContentNoticeModel>? contents, }) = _PrivacyNoticeModel;
41-51: Document the purpose of isSpaceRequiredThe
isSpaceRequiredfield's purpose isn't immediately clear. Add documentation to explain its usage and impact on layout.Example enhancement:
@freezed class SubDescriptionNoticeModel with _$SubDescriptionNoticeModel { + /// Represents a sub-section of a description notice + /// + /// [text] - The content text + /// [type] - The type of content + /// [isBold] - Whether to display the text in bold + /// [isSpaceRequired] - When true, adds additional vertical spacing after this section const factory SubDescriptionNoticeModel({ String? text, String? type, bool? isBold, bool? isSpaceRequired, }) = _SubDescriptionNoticeModel;flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/models/privacy_notice/privacy_notice_model.freezed.dart (3)
17-225: Consider making active field non-nullable.The
activefield inPrivacyNoticeModelis marked as nullable (bool?), but typically a privacy notice's active status should have a definitive state. Consider making it non-nullable with a default value.mixin _$PrivacyNoticeModel { String get header => throw _privateConstructorUsedError; String get module => throw _privateConstructorUsedError; - bool? get active => throw _privateConstructorUsedError; + bool get active => throw _privateConstructorUsedError; List<ContentNoticeModel>? get contents => throw _privateConstructorUsedError;
401-407: Consider consolidating common fields in a base class.
DescriptionNoticeModelandSubDescriptionNoticeModelshare common fields (text, type, isBold). Consider extracting these into a base class to promote code reuse and maintainability.@freezed class BaseNoticeModel with _$BaseNoticeModel { const factory BaseNoticeModel({ String? text, String? type, bool? isBold, }) = _BaseNoticeModel; } // Then extend this in both models @freezed class DescriptionNoticeModel extends BaseNoticeModel with _$DescriptionNoticeModel { // ... only add subDescriptions here } @freezed class SubDescriptionNoticeModel extends BaseNoticeModel with _$SubDescriptionNoticeModel { // ... only add isSpaceRequired here }Also applies to: 619-624
1-808: Consider architectural improvements for better type safety and documentation.
Documentation: Add documentation comments to explain the purpose of each field and model, especially for fields like
typewhere the expected values should be documented.Type Safety: Consider using enums instead of String for the
typefield to ensure type safety.Validation: Consider adding validation logic in the factory constructors.
Example implementation:
/// Represents the type of notice content enum NoticeType { text, link, // Add other types as needed } @freezed class DescriptionNoticeModel with _$DescriptionNoticeModel { /// @param text The main content text /// @param type The type of content (text/link) /// @param isBold Whether to display the text in bold /// @param subDescriptions Optional nested descriptions factory DescriptionNoticeModel({ String? text, @Default(NoticeType.text) NoticeType type, @Default(false) bool isBold, List<SubDescriptionNoticeModel>? subDescriptions, }) = _DescriptionNoticeModel; // Add factory constructor with validation factory DescriptionNoticeModel.validated({ required String text, NoticeType type = NoticeType.text, bool isBold = false, List<SubDescriptionNoticeModel>? subDescriptions, }) { if (text.isEmpty) { throw ArgumentError('Text cannot be empty'); } return DescriptionNoticeModel( text: text, type: type, isBold: isBold, subDescriptions: subDescriptions, ); } }
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flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/models/privacy_notice/privacy_notice_model.dart (2)
1-6: LGTM: Proper setup for code generation
The file structure follows Flutter best practices with proper imports and part file declarations for Freezed code generation.
19-27: Consider data validation requirements
The model allows both fields to be null, which could result in empty content objects. Consider:
- Making at least one field required
- Adding runtime validation to ensure meaningful content
flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/lib/models/privacy_notice/privacy_notice_model.freezed.dart (1)
1-4: LGTM: Generated file header is properly configured.
The file header correctly includes necessary compiler directives and linter configurations for generated code.
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| String get chooseOptionToUpload => 'CHOOSE_OPTION_TO_UPLOAD'; | ||
| String get clickToAddPicture => 'CLICK_TO_ADD_PICTURE'; | ||
| String get viewLessFuture => 'VIEW_LESS_FUTURE'; | ||
| String get viewMoreFuture => 'VIEW_MORE_FUTURE'; | ||
| String get viewLessPast => 'VIEW_LESS_PAST'; | ||
| String get viewMorePast => 'VIEW_MORE_PAST'; | ||
| String get viewDetails => 'VIEW_DETAILS'; | ||
| String get hideDetails => 'HIDE_DETAILS'; | ||
| String get download => 'DOWNLOAD'; | ||
| String get reUpload => 'RE_UPLOAD'; | ||
| String get dragDropFile => 'DRAG_DROP_FILE'; | ||
| String get browseFile => 'BROWSE_FILE'; | ||
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Missing translation configuration for hardcoded keys
The translation keys in i18_key_constants.dart appear to be hardcoded strings without proper translation configuration:
- While the project includes
flutter_localizationsdependency, there's no evidence of translation files (.arbor similar) containing these keys - The keys are directly returned as strings rather than being looked up from a translation system
- No localization delegates or translation loading code was found
To prevent runtime issues:
- Create translation files (e.g.
app_en.arb,app_es.arbetc.) containing these keys and their translations - Configure Flutter's localization system to load these translations
- Update the Common class to use proper localization lookups instead of hardcoded strings
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Let me try searching for translation files specifically since the current search included many non-translation files like package.json and asset manifests.
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echo "Checking $file for translation keys..."
# Check for each key
for key in CAMERA CHOOSE_OPTION_TO_UPLOAD CLICK_TO_ADD_PICTURE VIEW_LESS_FUTURE VIEW_MORE_FUTURE VIEW_LESS_PAST VIEW_MORE_PAST VIEW_DETAILS HIDE_DETAILS DOWNLOAD RE_UPLOAD DRAG_DROP_FILE BROWSE_FILE PRIVACY_POLICY_ACCEPT_TEXT PRIVACY_POLICY_DECLINE_TEXT PRIVACY_POLICY_TEXT PRIVACY_POLICY_LINK_TEXT PRIVACY_POLICY_VALIDATION_TEXT; do
if ! grep -q "\"$key\"" "$file"; then
echo "Warning: Key '$key' not found in $file"
fi
done
done
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for translation files in common locations
echo "Searching for translation files..."
fd -e json -e arb . | grep -i "translation\|locale\|lang\|i18n\|l10n"
# Also check for any Dart files that might define these translations
echo -e "\nSearching for translation definitions in Dart files..."
rg -t dart "\"(CAMERA|CHOOSE_OPTION_TO_UPLOAD|CLICK_TO_ADD_PICTURE|VIEW_LESS_FUTURE|VIEW_MORE_FUTURE|VIEW_LESS_PAST|VIEW_MORE_PAST|VIEW_DETAILS|HIDE_DETAILS|DOWNLOAD|RE_UPLOAD|DRAG_DROP_FILE|BROWSE_FILE|PRIVACY_POLICY_ACCEPT_TEXT|PRIVACY_POLICY_DECLINE_TEXT|PRIVACY_POLICY_TEXT|PRIVACY_POLICY_LINK_TEXT|PRIVACY_POLICY_VALIDATION_TEXT)\""
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Look for translation-related files and imports
echo "Searching for translation file patterns and imports..."
rg -l "i18n|l10n|translations?" --type dart
# Look for any files that might contain these translation keys
echo -e "\nSearching for files containing these translation keys..."
rg -l "CAMERA|CHOOSE_OPTION_TO_UPLOAD|CLICK_TO_ADD_PICTURE|VIEW_" --type dart
# Check for translation configuration
echo -e "\nChecking pubspec.yaml for translation configuration..."
cat flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/pubspec.yaml | grep -A 10 "flutter:"
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| @freezed | ||
| class DescriptionNoticeModel with _$DescriptionNoticeModel { | ||
| const factory DescriptionNoticeModel({ | ||
| String? text, | ||
| String? type, | ||
| bool? isBold, | ||
| List<SubDescriptionNoticeModel>? subDescriptions, | ||
| }) = _DescriptionNoticeModel; | ||
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| factory DescriptionNoticeModel.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> json) => _$DescriptionNoticeModelFromJson(json); | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider using enum for the type field
The type field would benefit from being an enum to ensure type safety and document valid values.
Consider implementing it like this:
enum DescriptionNoticeType {
header,
body,
// add other valid types
}
@freezed
class DescriptionNoticeModel with _$DescriptionNoticeModel {
const factory DescriptionNoticeModel({
String? text,
DescriptionNoticeType? type,
bool? isBold,
List<SubDescriptionNoticeModel>? subDescriptions,
}) = _DescriptionNoticeModel;
factory DescriptionNoticeModel.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> json) =>
_$DescriptionNoticeModelFromJson(json);
}
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