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litviniuk/added keyword length constraint #2762

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced the keyword input field to dynamically indicate when keywords are present.
    • Enforced a 60-character limit to streamline user input.
  • Style

    • Improved text wrapping and layout for keyword displays.
    • Adjusted component sizing for better adaptability to content changes.

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This pull request updates the personal cabinet's create description form component. In the HTML template, an Angular [ngClass] directive is added to conditionally apply the expanded-field class based on the keyword count, and an input field now limits entries to 60 characters. The corresponding SCSS file is modified to allow text wrapping and automatic height adjustment for keyword chips, including the introduction of a new .expanded-field class.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/app/.../create-description-form.component.html Added [ngClass] for conditional styling (applies expanded-field based on keyword length) and enforced a 60-character limit on the input.
src/app/.../create-description-form.component.scss Modified keyword chip styling to allow text wrapping, set height to auto, added word-break: break-word;, and introduced the .expanded-field class for dynamic height adjustments.

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src/app/shell/personal-cabinet/provider/create-workshop/create-description-form/create-description-form.component.scss (1)

12-13: Enhanced .keyWordChip Styling with Forced Text Wrapping and Auto Height

The addition of white-space: normal !important; and height: auto !important; ensures that keyword chips can wrap text and adjust to content dynamically. Be sure that the triple class selector (.keyWordChip.keyWordChip.keyWordChip) is intentional for specificity purposes; if not, consider simplifying it for maintainability.

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src/app/shell/personal-cabinet/provider/create-workshop/create-description-form/create-description-form.component.scss (2)

19-20: Improved .chip-text Readability

By setting white-space: normal; and adding word-break: break-word;, the text within chips will wrap correctly, which enhances legibility on different screen sizes. This change aligns well with responsive design requirements.


34-36: Introduction of the .expanded-field Class

The new .expanded-field class—defined with height: auto;—is a clean solution for dynamically adjusting the keyword input field's height. Ensure that its application via Angular’s [ngClass] in the HTML is consistently maintained.

src/app/shell/personal-cabinet/provider/create-workshop/create-description-form/create-description-form.component.html (2)

92-97: Dynamic Application of the .expanded-field Class

The <div> element for the keyword input now conditionally applies the expanded-field class based on keyWords.length > 0. This dynamic styling modification should allow the input area to expand when keywords are present, thereby enhancing the user experience.


117-117: Keyword Length Constraint on Input Field

The addition of the maxlength="60" attribute to the <input> element enforces the required 60-character limit. This directly meets the PR objective by restricting user input to a reasonable length.

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