Docs Improvements #676
Docs Improvements #676
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docs/components/Main/Main.js (1)
16-16: Remove redundant empty line
Although minor, consider removing or repurposing this blank line to keep the file tidy.16c16 - + // (Optional) Add a quick comment or remove this extra linedocs/components/layout/Documentation/utils.js (1)
3-5: Use a self-closing tag for readability
A small styling preference: consider formatting yourLinkIconinline for readability, since it returns a single<svg>element.-const LinkIcon =()=>{ - return <svg ...></svg> -} +const LinkIcon = () => <svg ...></svg>;docs/components/Main/NavBar.js (2)
17-24: Inline SVG for brand logo
Keeping the RadUI logo inline is acceptable. As an alternative, consider splitting icons into a separate file if you plan to reuse them across components.
38-40: Use a single callback function
TheopenLinkfunction is straightforward. You may consider an inline approach for smaller code footprints, but this is a matter of preference.
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docs/components/Main/Main.js (3)
5-5: Use of nookies for cookie parsing and setting
Good choice for handling SSR cookie data. Ensure that any higher-level frameworks or serverless setups properly pass along cookies to maintain user preferences.
7-7: Proper modularization by separating the NavBar
Importing the NavBar directly clarifies responsibilities between layout and navigation. This is a clean approach.
22-22: NavBar integration
Reusing darkMode and setDarkMode at the layout level is a solid approach, ensuring consistent theming across the site.
docs/components/layout/Documentation/utils.js (1)
12-19: Inline icon usage
Wrapping children in a <span> and positioning the icon to the right offers a neat layout. Good job!
docs/components/Main/NavBar.js (5)
9-12: SVG logos for external services
The approach of defining each logo as a self-contained component is clean and promotes reusability.
26-32: Dark mode icons
The SunIcon and MoonIcon SVGs are well-defined and easy to read.
35-36: Ensure consistent cookie usage
Parsing cookies early within NavBar is fine. Be sure there’s no conflict if other components also read or manipulate the same cookie.
42-50: Update cookie logic
This code effectively toggles dark mode and updates the cookie. Confirm the rest of the app references the same cookie key for a consistent user experience.
53-82: Solid layout and button usage
Using @radui/ui/Button for external link buttons and the theme toggle is a cohesive approach. This fosters design consistency and code clarity.
docs/package.json (2)
10-10: Updating @radui/ui
Switching from npm update to npm i @radui/ui@latest is direct and ensures the latest version is installed.
13-13: Verify dependency updates
Confirm that version ^0.0.26 remains compatible with the rest of your code.
✅ Verification successful
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Dependency update is compatible
The codebase shows extensive usage of @radui/ui components across multiple files, and the version ^0.0.26 is correctly reflected in both package.json and package-lock.json. The search results reveal:
- The package is properly installed and locked at version 0.0.26
- Components from
@radui/uiare widely used throughout the codebase - No breaking changes or compatibility issues are evident
- The codebase follows a consistent import pattern:
import Component from '@radui/ui/Component'
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docs/app/layout.js (1)
19-19: Consolidate the function signature change with usage context
By makingRootLayoutan async function, you implicitly allow awaiting any additional async operations like data fetching or metadata retrieval. Ensure that all internal and external consumers ofRootLayoutanticipate the possibility of asynchronous behavior.docs/components/Main/Main.js (2)
16-16: Minor code clarity
Adding helper comments or descriptive code docs about your styling approach (Tailwind classes, user-provided themes, etc.) can help future maintainers quickly understand how theming is structured, especially since it’s your core layout.
22-22: Decouple theming from layout?
You might consider separating theme logic from the layout logic. This can reduce the responsibility of the parent layout component and simplify future expansions, e.g., supporting multiple themes.docs/components/Main/NavBar.js (3)
37-38: Check link reliability
You’re opening external links in a new tab. To avoid potential security vulnerabilities and inform screen readers, consider addingrel="noopener noreferrer"andaria-labels for accessibility.
51-80: Enhance responsiveness & accessibility
- The sticky navbar with backdrop blur is great for modern UX. Validate that the text contrast meets WCAG accessibility guidelines, especially in dark mode.
- Ensure the various icons and links have accessible text or aria-labels for screen readers.
74-76: Clearer icon states for toggling
Currently, the button dynamically chooses between<MoonIcon />and<SunIcon />. This is correct for a typical dark-mode toggle. Consider adding a short text label or tooltip for better accessibility and clarity.docs/components/Copy.js (1)
34-34: Hover styles and visual feedback.
These Tailwind-based hover styles give clear feedback. Looks good for user interaction.As a minor note, ensure
text-blue-1000is a valid utility class in your Tailwind config.
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docs/app/layout.js (1)
21-21: Confirm consistent cookie handling
You’re correctly using await cookies() here. Verify that downstream components—especially those using or updating cookies—handle async logic uniformly to prevent potential race conditions, especially if cookies are manipulated elsewhere.
docs/components/Main/Main.js (2)
5-5: Securely manage cookies
Using nookies for client-side cookies is convenient, but keep security in mind. Confirm that secure, sameSite, or similar cookie attributes are properly set for sensitive data when needed.
7-7: NavBar import clarity
Importing NavBar from a dedicated file increases modularity and readability. Good job on separating concerns.
docs/components/Main/NavBar.js (1)
40-48: Local state & cookie synchronization
Toggling dark mode updates both local state and cookies. This is good for SSR and rehydration, but confirm that your logic covers edge cases where cookie updates fail or happen asynchronously. A fallback or error boundary might be helpful if cookies can’t be set for any reason.
Would you like a sample approach to error-handle a failed cookie write?
docs/components/layout/Documentation/helpers/CodeBlock.js (1)
5-5: Import statement looks good.
Including the Copy component is a solid choice to enable convenient copy functionality.
docs/app/docs/first-steps/installation/page.js (3)
22-22: Spacing change looks clean.
Changing mb-2 to mb-4 achieves more comfortable spacing for readability.
26-33: Margin adjustments and flex layout are consistent.
Switching from mt-4 mb-1 to my-2 for the “Using Yarn” section standardizes vertical spacing. The new flex layout with a dedicated <span> for the command text plus the <Copy> component is a clean approach.
37-42: NPM section mirrored changes.
These changes ensure consistency between Yarn and NPM instructions, with an identical layout pattern for copying.
docs/components/Copy.js (2)
4-4: Renaming prop to content clarifies usage.
This naming better reflects the text being copied, improving readability.
8-8: Validate clipboard usage in all target browsers.
While navigator.clipboard.writeText is well-supported in modern browsers, confirm your user base doesn’t require a fallback for older browsers.
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docs/components/layout/Documentation/helpers/ComponentHero/ComponentHero.js (1)
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43-46: Remove unused state variable.The
activeTabstate is declared but never used in the component.const ComponentHero = ({ children, codeUsage = {} }) => { - const [activeTab, setActiveTab] = useState('tab1') const data = initializeTabs(codeUsage)
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docs/components/layout/Documentation/helpers/ComponentHero/ComponentHero.js (1)
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17-39: Consider enhancing the robustness of tab initialization.While the language mapping from 'javascript' to 'jsx' is appropriate for proper syntax highlighting, the function could benefit from some improvements.
Consider this more robust implementation:
const initializeTabs = (codeUsage) => { + if (!codeUsage || typeof codeUsage !== 'object') { + return []; + } const tabs = [] - - for (const key in codeUsage) { - if (Object.hasOwnProperty.call(codeUsage, key)) { - let language = key - if(key === 'javascript') { - language = 'jsx' - } - const element = codeUsage[key]; - tabs.push({ - label: key, - value: key, - content: <CodeBlock language={language} >{codeUsage[key]?.code}</CodeBlock>, - }) - } - } + return Object.entries(codeUsage).map(([key, value]) => ({ + label: key, + value: key, + content: ( + <CodeBlock + language={key === 'javascript' ? 'jsx' : key} + > + {value?.code} + </CodeBlock> + ), + })); - - return tabs - - - }docs/components/layout/Documentation/helpers/CodeBlock.js (2)
33-36: Consider adding JSDoc comment for copyContent formatting.The code formatting logic would benefit from documentation explaining the purpose of newline normalization and trimming.
+ /** + * Format the code for copying: + * - Normalize multiple newlines to single newlines + * - Remove leading/trailing whitespace + */ const copyContent = children .replace(/\n{2,}/g, '\n') .trim();
49-51: Remove unnecessary blank lines at end of file.There are multiple blank lines at the end of the file that should be removed.
export default CodeBlock; - - -
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docs/components/layout/Documentation/helpers/ComponentHero/ComponentHero.js (2)
Line range hint 1-15: LGTM! Clean imports and utility component implementation.
The imports are well-organized, and the TabContainer utility component follows React best practices with proper prop handling.
48-50: Verify contrast ratio for accessibility.
The new styling using bg-gray-200 with black text should be verified for sufficient contrast ratio to maintain accessibility standards.
docs/app/globals.scss (1)
13-13: LGTM! Color scheme changes align with design system.
The updated color variables maintain consistency with RadUI's design system.
Let's verify the color variables are defined:
Also applies to: 15-15
✅ Verification successful
Color variables are properly defined and used consistently
The verification confirms that both --rad-ui-color-gray-1000 and --rad-ui-color-accent-500 are properly defined in the design system's base tokens file (styles/cssTokens/base.tokens.css) and are used consistently across the codebase:
--rad-ui-color-gray-1000is defined ashsl(0, 0%, 93.5%)for light mode- Both variables are used appropriately in various components maintaining design consistency
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5-6: LGTM! SCSS language support properly integrated.
The SCSS language import and registration are correctly implemented.
Also applies to: 10-10
39-43: Verify Copy component positioning across different code block sizes.
The absolute positioning of the Copy component looks correct, but we should ensure it works well with various code block sizes and doesn't overlap with the content.
Let's check for potential positioning issues in other code blocks:
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Copy component positioning is well-implemented and safe
The implementation is robust for the following reasons:
- The Copy component is properly contained within a flex container (
spanwithflex items-center) - The button has appropriate padding and margin (
px-1.5 py-1.5 m-0.5) - The parent code block uses
relativepositioning with the copy button absolutely positioned attop-2 right-2 - The code content uses
whitespace-pre-wrapandword-break: break-wordwhich prevents content overlap
The current implementation ensures the copy button:
- Maintains consistent spacing from code content
- Stays properly aligned in the top-right corner
- Won't overlap with code due to text wrapping properties
- Has proper containment within its flex container
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docs/components/layout/Documentation/utils.js (1)
3-5: Consider optimizing the LinkIcon component.The component could benefit from the following improvements:
- Fix spacing in the function declaration
- Memoize the component since it's static
- Add proper typing
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docs/app/docs/components/separator/page.js (1)
18-23: Verify color and accessibility.
Transitioning from text-gray-50 to text-gray-1000 can significantly impact visual contrast. Confirm that this new color aligns with the documentation’s design system and does not reduce readability or accessibility. The rest of the layout changes (using a vertical Separator) appear structurally sound.
docs/app/docs/components/card/page.js (1)
19-25: Ensure fallback text and name consistency.
Changing the fallback from "PK" to "PP" matches the new name "Peter Parker," enhancing consistency. Updating the role to "Biochemist" suggests a more thematic or realistic example. This adjustment appears valid, and the component remains functionally correct.
docs/app/docs/components/tooltip/page.js (1)
25-25: Confirm updated Tooltip prop.
Using label instead of content indicates an API revision for Tooltip. Verify that this change is compatible and that no other references to content remain within the codebase.
docs/components/layout/Documentation/utils.js (2)
26-38: LGTM! Well-structured component with good accessibility.
The component implementation:
- Uses semantic HTML
- Includes proper ARIA labels
- Has clean styling with flex layout
7-38: Verify BookMarkLink integration with NavBar.
Let's verify how the BookMarkLink component is used in the NavBar component.
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Add error handling and browser compatibility checks.
The scroll functionality needs additional safeguards:
- Add error handling for missing elements
- Check for smooth scroll support
- Consider making the offset configurable
const scrollToElement = (e) => {
e.preventDefault();
const element = document.getElementById(sanitizedId);
+ if (!element) {
+ console.warn(`Element with id "${sanitizedId}" not found`);
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+ }
const offset = 80; // Adjust this value based on your header height
const elementPosition = element.getBoundingClientRect().top;
const offsetPosition = elementPosition + window.pageYOffset - offset;
+ const supportsNativeSmoothScroll = 'scrollBehavior' in document.documentElement.style;
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+ if (supportsNativeSmoothScroll) {
window.scrollTo({
top: offsetPosition,
behavior: 'smooth'
});
+ } else {
+ // Fallback for browsers that don't support smooth scrolling
+ window.scrollTo(0, offsetPosition);
+ }
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New Features
NavBarcomponent for improved navigation.BookMarkLinkcomponent with a newLinkIconfor better visual representation.CodeBlockcomponent.HeroSectionwith a new gradient direction.Bug Fixes
Tooltipcomponent.Chores
package.json.Documentationcomponent for improved spacing around navigation links.