Only show previous steps incomplete modal for instructions & setup #2331
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app/components/course-page/previous-steps-incomplete-overlay.ts (2)
4-16: LGTM: Well-structured Signature interface. Consider adding JSDoc comments.The Signature interface is well-defined and follows Glimmer component best practices. It correctly specifies the component's structure, including its HTML element type, arguments, and blocks.
Consider adding JSDoc comments to describe the purpose of each argument, especially
activeStep, to improve code documentation. For example:Args: { /** Indicates whether the overlay should have a blurred effect */ isBlurred: boolean; /** Callback function to be called when the overlay is closed */ onClose: () => void; /** The currently active step in the course */ activeStep: Step; };
1-24: Great implementation of the PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay component.The overall implementation of the
PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlaycomponent is well-structured and follows best practices for Glimmer components and TypeScript. The use of a strongly-typed interface and Glint registry augmentation enhances type safety and developer experience.To further improve the component's usability and maintainability, consider the following minor enhancements:
- Add a brief class-level JSDoc comment describing the component's purpose and usage.
- If there are any specific behaviors or lifecycle hooks needed, implement them in the component class.
Example class-level comment:
/** * PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay Component * * This component renders an overlay for incomplete steps in a course page. * It supports customizable blur effects and handles closing actions. */ export default class PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlayComponent extends Component<Signature> { // Implement any necessary methods or lifecycle hooks here }These additions would make the component even more self-documenting and easier to maintain in the future.
app/components/course-page/step-content.hbs (1)
12-19: Approve component replacement with a minor suggestion.The replacement of
BlurredOverlaywithCoursePage::PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlayis a good improvement, providing a more specific implementation for handling incomplete previous steps. The retention of the@isBlurredproperty and the{{did-update}}modifier ensures consistent functionality.Consider renaming
this.shouldShowPreviousStepsIncompleteModaltothis.isPreviousStepsIncompleteModalVisiblefor better consistency with the new component name and improved readability.
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app/components/course-page/previous-steps-incomplete-overlay.hbs (3)
1-6: LGTM: Well-structured component usingBlurredOverlayThe component structure is well-organized, utilizing
BlurredOverlayas the main wrapper. The attributes and classes are appropriately set:
@isBlurredis correctly bound to the parent's property.@overlayClassprovides theme-specific styling.- Responsive padding is added via the
classattribute....attributesallows for extensibility.This structure provides a solid foundation for the overlay functionality.
Also applies to: 13-13
7-9: LGTM: Proper use of named block for contentThe
:contentnamed block is well-implemented:
- It uses the
{{yield}}helper, allowing flexible content insertion from the parent component.- This approach promotes good component composition and reusability.
10-12: LGTM: Well-structured overlay block with modal componentThe
:overlaynamed block is well-implemented:
- It contains the
CoursePage::PreviousStepsIncompleteModalcomponent, which seems appropriate for handling incomplete steps.- The modal receives necessary attributes:
classfor styling, and@onCloseand@activeStepfor functionality.To ensure the
CoursePage::PreviousStepsIncompleteModalcomponent is correctly implemented, please run the following script:This script will help verify the existence and correct implementation of the
CoursePage::PreviousStepsIncompleteModalcomponent.✅ Verification successful
Verification Successful:
CoursePage::PreviousStepsIncompleteModalcomponent is correctly implementedAll checks confirm that the
CoursePage::PreviousStepsIncompleteModalcomponent exists and properly utilizes the@onCloseand@activeStepproperties.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence and implementation of the PreviousStepsIncompleteModal component # Test 1: Check if the component file exists echo "Checking for PreviousStepsIncompleteModal component file..." fd -t f "previous-steps-incomplete-modal.(js|ts|hbs)" app/components/course-page # Test 2: If it's a JavaScript/TypeScript component, check its content echo "Checking PreviousStepsIncompleteModal component implementation..." fd -t f "previous-steps-incomplete-modal.(js|ts)" app/components/course-page -x cat # Test 3: If it's a Handlebars template, check its content echo "Checking PreviousStepsIncompleteModal template..." fd -t f "previous-steps-incomplete-modal.hbs" app/components/course-page -x cat # Test 4: Check for any usage of onClose and activeStep props in the component echo "Checking for onClose and activeStep props usage..." fd -t f "previous-steps-incomplete-modal.(js|ts|hbs)" app/components/course-page -x rg -i "onClose|activeStep"Length of output: 3085
app/components/course-page/previous-steps-incomplete-overlay.ts (3)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are appropriate for the component.The imports are correct and necessary for defining a Glimmer component with TypeScript support. The
Steptype import suggests good type safety practices.
18-18: LGTM: Component class is correctly defined.The
PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlayComponentis properly defined as a Glimmer component, extending the baseComponentclass with theSignatureinterface. The empty class body is acceptable if all functionality is handled in the template.
20-24: LGTM: Correct Glint registry augmentation.The module augmentation for Glint's registry is correctly implemented. This ensures proper type checking when using the
CoursePage::PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlaycomponent in templates, enhancing the overall type safety of the application.app/components/course-page/step-content.hbs (2)
18-18: Approve yield statement placement with rendering verification request.The simplified placement of the
yieldstatement directly inside theCoursePage::PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlaycomponent streamlines the template structure. This change suggests that the new component handles its content internally, which is a good practice for encapsulation.Please verify that the content rendered by the
yieldstatement is displayed correctly within the new component structure. Ensure that any styling or layout that was previously handled by the:contentand:overlayblocks is now properly managed by theCoursePage::PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlaycomponent. You may want to check the component's implementation and associated CSS to confirm this.Run the following script to inspect the component's implementation:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Inspect the PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay component implementation echo "Checking PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay component implementation:" rg --type handlebars "yield" app/components/course-page/previous-steps-incomplete-overlay.hbs echo "Checking associated CSS for PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay:" rg --type css "previous-steps-incomplete-overlay" app/styles/
14-15: Approve new properties with verification suggestion.The addition of
@onCloseand@activeStepproperties enhances the component's functionality, allowing for better handling of modal dismissal and awareness of the current active step.Please verify the implementation of
this.handlePreviousStepsIncompleteModalDismissedmethod and ensure thatthis.coursePageState.activeStepis properly updated throughout the component lifecycle. Run the following script to check the implementation:
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app/components/course-page/previous-steps-incomplete-overlay.ts (2)
20-24: LGTM: Component class definition and properties are well-structured.The component correctly extends the base Component with the defined Signature, and tracked properties are used appropriately for reactive state management. The service injection is also done correctly.
Consider initializing
lastSeenStepIdwith an empty string instead of null for consistency, as it's typed asstring | null:- @tracked lastSeenStepId: string | null = null; + @tracked lastSeenStepId: string | null = '';
35-48: LGTM: Action methods are well-implemented with good performance considerations.Both action methods are correctly decorated and implement the expected behavior. The check in
handleStepIdUpdatedto prevent unnecessary updates is good for performance.Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of resetting
modalWasDismissedinhandleStepIdUpdated:@action handleStepIdUpdated() { if (this.args.currentStep.id === this.lastSeenStepId) { return; } this.lastSeenStepId = this.args.currentStep.id; + // Reset modal dismissal state for the new step this.modalWasDismissed = false; }
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app/components/course-page/previous-steps-incomplete-overlay.ts (3)
1-18: LGTM: Imports and interface definition are well-structured.The imports are appropriate for a Glimmer component, and the Signature interface clearly defines the component's structure. The use of HTMLDivElement for the Element type is specific and suitable for this context.
51-55: LGTM: Module augmentation is correctly implemented.The module augmentation for @glint/environment-ember-loose/registry is properly declared, ensuring correct TypeScript integration with Ember and Glint. The component is registered with its full path, which is the correct approach.
26-33: LGTM: shouldShowModal getter logic is sound, but consider broader implications.The getter's logic for determining if the modal should show is correct, and the null check for
activeStepis a good defensive programming practice.The comment "This shouldn't happen as long as we're always rendered in the course page" suggests a potential issue in the broader application context. Let's verify if there are any cases where this component might be rendered outside of a course page:
If this search returns results, we may need to add additional safeguards or update the component's usage across the application.
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Usage Verification: 'PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay' not found outside course-page context.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for usage of PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay component outside of course page context # Test: Look for imports or usage of PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay in non-course-page files rg --type hbs -g '!*course-page*' -i 'PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay'Length of output: 69
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for usage of PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay component outside of course page context in TypeScript files # Test: Look for imports or usage of PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay in non-course-page TypeScript files rg --type ts -g '!*course-page*' -i 'PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay'Length of output: 68
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app/templates/course/base-stages-completed.hbs (1)
1-1: Improved responsive design with tailored paddingThe addition of responsive padding classes (
px-3 md:px-6 lg:px-10) enhances the layout across different screen sizes. This change improves the visual presentation and readability of the content, particularly on larger screens, while maintaining a compact layout on smaller devices.Consider documenting these responsive design patterns in your style guide or design system documentation to ensure consistency across the application.
app/templates/course/completed.hbs (1)
1-1: Consider adding a TODO comment for type safetyThe comment
{{! @glint-nocheck: not typesafe yet !}}indicates that this file is not yet type-safe. To improve code quality and maintainability in the future, consider adding a TODO comment to remind the team to address this issue.You could add a comment like this:
app/templates/course/stage/concepts.hbs (2)
1-1: Approved: Responsive padding added for improved layoutThe addition of horizontal padding classes (
px-3 md:px-6 lg:px-10) to the outer<div>element improves the layout across different screen sizes. This change enhances the visual presentation of the concepts page without affecting its functionality.For consistency, consider applying similar responsive padding to the bottom of the container. You could replace
pb-32with responsive classes likepb-8 md:pb-16 lg:pb-32to match the horizontal padding strategy.
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17-52: Consider refactoring repeated concept section structureThe template contains two very similar sections for displaying concepts (lines 17-28 and 33-52). Both sections share the same structure: a heading with a tooltip, followed by a grid of concept cards. To improve maintainability and reduce code duplication, consider refactoring this into a reusable component or helper.
Here's a suggestion for refactoring:
Create a new component, e.g.,
ConceptSection, that accepts the following parameters:
@title- Section title@tooltipText- Text for the information tooltip@concepts- Array of concepts to displayMove the common structure (heading, tooltip, and concept card grid) into this new component.
Update the template to use this new component:
This refactoring would make the template more concise and easier to maintain.
app/templates/course/stage/screencasts.hbs (1)
1-1: Improved responsive layout with adaptive paddingThe addition of
px-3 md:px-6 lg:px-10classes enhances the layout's responsiveness by applying different horizontal padding based on screen sizes. This change provides a better user experience across various devices without affecting the component's functionality.Consider applying similar responsive padding adjustments to other components in the application for consistency, if not already done.
app/templates/course/stage/instructions.hbs (1)
63-66: Consider removing commented-out codeThe commented-out block for the prerequisites card, along with the TODO comment, suggests a feature that might be implemented in the future. However, keeping commented-out code in the codebase can lead to confusion and clutter.
Consider removing this commented-out code and tracking the TODO in an issue tracker instead. This will keep the codebase clean while ensuring the feature idea is not lost.
If you'd like, I can help create a GitHub issue to track this TODO.
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app/templates/course/setup.hbs (1)
1-1: Improved responsive padding for better layout across devices.The addition of responsive padding classes (
px-3 md:px-6 lg:px-10) enhances the layout adaptability across different screen sizes. This change provides appropriate spacing on various devices, improving the overall user experience.
- Small screens: 0.75rem (12px) padding
- Medium screens: 1.5rem (24px) padding
- Large screens: 2.5rem (40px) padding
The implementation is consistent with responsive design best practices and doesn't conflict with existing classes.
app/templates/course/completed.hbs (1)
2-2: Responsive design improvement approvedThe addition of horizontal padding classes (
px-3 md:px-6 lg:px-10) enhances the layout's responsiveness across different screen sizes. This change improves the user experience by providing appropriate spacing on various devices.app/components/course-page/step-content.hbs (1)
12-12: Significant simplification of the step-content component structure.The replacement of the
BlurredOverlaycomponent andCoursePage::PreviousStepsIncompleteModalwith a simple{{yield}}statement represents a substantial change in the component's structure and functionality. While this simplification can lead to improved flexibility and reusability, it's important to consider the following points:
The removal of the
BlurredOverlaycomponent eliminates the direct ability to blur content or add overlay classes within this component. Ensure that this functionality, if still needed, is properly handled in the parent components or has been moved to a more appropriate location.The
CoursePage::PreviousStepsIncompleteModalcomponent is no longer present. Verify that the functionality for handling incomplete previous steps is still accessible and properly implemented, possibly in a parent component or through a different mechanism.The new
{{yield}}statement allows for more flexible content insertion from parent components. This can potentially improve the reusability of thestep-contentcomponent, but it also shifts more responsibility to the parent components.To ensure that these changes haven't inadvertently broken existing functionality or user experience, please run the following verification steps:
Please review the results of these tests to ensure that the overlay and incomplete steps functionality has been properly migrated or reimplemented.
✅ Verification successful
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BlurredOverlayRemoval ConfirmedThe
BlurredOverlaycomponent has been successfully removed fromapp/components/course-page/step-content.hbswithout affecting other parts of the codebase. All references toBlurredOverlayin unrelated components remain intact and functional.🏁 Scripts executed
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app/templates/course/introduction.hbs (1)
1-1: Improved responsive layout with additional padding classes.The addition of
px-3 md:px-6 lg:px-10classes enhances the responsive design of the introduction page. These classes apply appropriate horizontal padding across different screen sizes:
px-3: Default padding of 0.75rem (12px) on all screen sizesmd:px-6: Increases to 1.5rem (24px) on medium-sized screens and abovelg:px-10: Further increases to 2.5rem (40px) on large screens and aboveThis change improves the layout and readability of the content, especially on larger screens, while maintaining a compact layout on mobile devices.
app/templates/course/stage/concepts.hbs (1)
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1-52: Summary of reviewThe changes to this file improve the responsive layout by adding horizontal padding. The overall structure of the template is sound, using custom components and conditional rendering effectively. Two suggestions for further improvement have been made:
- Consider adding responsive bottom padding to match the horizontal padding strategy.
- Refactor the repeated concept section structure into a reusable component to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.
These suggestions are optional and aimed at enhancing the code quality and consistency. The current implementation is functional and adheres to good practices.
app/templates/course/stage/instructions.hbs (3)
2-2: Approve the responsive padding for improved layoutThe addition of responsive padding classes (
pt-6 pb-32 px-3 md:px-6 lg:px-10) to the main content wrapper is a good improvement. This ensures better readability and layout across various device sizes.
3-22: Approve the conditional rendering structureThe conditional rendering structure for various components (UpgradePrompt, FeedbackPrompt, EarnedBadgeNotice, etc.) is well-organized and allows for a dynamic user interface based on the user's progress and course stage. The conditions for each component seem appropriate, and the structure is consistent across different conditional blocks.
Also applies to: 24-30, 32-61, 63-66, 68-72, 74-101
74-101: Approve the hints section implementationThe hints section is well-implemented with the following notable features:
- A language filter toggle that improves user experience by allowing users to see hints specific to their chosen language.
- A clear and informative tooltip explaining the filter functionality.
- Use of the CommentList component, suggesting a modular approach to displaying hints.
These features contribute to a user-friendly and flexible hint system.
| {{#if this.shouldShowUpgradePrompt}} | ||
| <CoursePage::CourseStageStep::UpgradePrompt @featureSlugToHighlight="content" class="mb-6" /> | ||
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No associated tests were found for the PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay component. It's recommended to add tests to verify its functionality and ensure reliability.
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Approve the addition of PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay component
The addition of the <CoursePage::PreviousStepsIncompleteOverlay> component is a good approach to manage the visibility of content based on the completion status of previous steps. This can help ensure that users follow the intended learning path.
Could you provide more information about how this overlay behaves? Specifically:
- How does it determine which steps are incomplete?
- What exactly does it display to the user when previous steps are incomplete?
- Are there any accessibility considerations for this overlay?
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Also applies to: 103-103
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app/controllers/course/setup.ts (1)
12-14: Approve with suggestions: New getter method addedThe new
currentStepgetter is a good addition, providing convenient access to the current step with the correct type. However, consider the following suggestions to improve type safety and error handling:
- Instead of using a type assertion (
as Step), consider using a type guard or nullable type to handle potential undefined values.- Add error handling or a default value in case
activeStepis undefined.Here's an example of how you might implement these suggestions:
get currentStep(): Step | null { const activeStep = this.coursePageState.activeStep; if (activeStep && 'isStep' in activeStep) { return activeStep as Step; } return null; }This approach provides better type safety and handles the case where
activeStepmight be undefined.
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app/controllers/course/setup.ts (1)
5-5: LGTM: New type import added correctlyThe new import for the
Steptype is correctly implemented as a type-only import, which is a good TypeScript practice. This import will be used to provide type safety for the newcurrentStepgetter.
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