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WalkthroughThis update introduces widespread enhancements across UI components, context providers, and type systems. CSS class updates, refined type casts, and property changes improve menus, editor panels, and node behaviors. A new EditorContext and supporting hooks streamline event handling such as node double-clicks and locking. Localization files across English, Spanish, French, Japanese, and Chinese have been updated for consistent terminology. Additionally, several React Flow components and utilities have been refactored to improve type safety and remove deprecated status properties, while type definitions and exports have been reorganized for greater clarity. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User as User
participant EP as EditorProvider
participant LP as LeftPanel
participant NL as NodeLocker (useNodeLocker)
User->>EP: Load Editor Interface
EP->>LP: Provide onNodesChange and onSecondaryNodeAction
User->>LP: Double-clicks on a node
LP->>EP: Triggers onSecondaryNodeAction
LP->>NL: Invokes setSelectedNodeIds to update selection
sequenceDiagram
participant User as User
participant NCM as NodeContextMenu
participant EC as EditorContext
User->>NCM: Right-click on a node to open menu
NCM->>EC: Request node action (e.g., Delete or Settings)
EC->>NCM: Execute and confirm the selected action
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ui/src/lib/reactFlow/nodeTypes/BatchNode/index.tsx (1)
78-79: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionRemove debugging placeholder in onResize callback.
The onResize callback contains a nonsensical string "asldfkjsadf" which appears to be a debugging artifact or placeholder.
- onResize={() => "asldfkjsadf"} + onResize={() => {}}
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ui/src/features/SharedCanvas/hooks.ts (1)
85-89: Enhanced useNodeLocker integration with selection managementThe addition of
setSelectedNodeIdsto theuseNodeLockerhook allows the node locking mechanism to modify the selection state, creating a more integrated experience between node selection and locking. This is a good enhancement that maintains proper state management principles.Consider documenting this relationship between node locking and selection state with a brief comment to make the dependency clearer for future developers:
const { locallyLockedNode, handleNodeLocking } = useNodeLocker({ nodes, selectedNodeIds, setSelectedNodeIds, + // Allows the node locker to manage selection state when locking/unlocking nodes });ui/src/lib/reactFlow/nodeTypes/GeneralNode/nodeColors.ts (1)
1-4: Improve type safety and return structure of getNodeColorsThe function works correctly but could benefit from stronger typing and a more explicit return structure. Currently, it returns an array of values via
Object.values(), which makes the caller rely on array index positions rather than property names.Consider refactoring to return an object with named properties instead of an array:
-export const getNodeColors = (type: string) => - Object.keys(nodeColors).includes(type) - ? Object.values(nodeColors[type as keyof typeof nodeColors]) - : Object.values(nodeColors.default); +type NodeColorConfig = { + border: string; + selected: string; + selectedBackground: string; +}; + +export const getNodeColors = (type: string): NodeColorConfig => { + return type in nodeColors ? nodeColors[type] : nodeColors.default; +};This approach is more type-safe and allows consumers to access properties by name (e.g.,
colors.borderinstead ofcolors[0]).ui/src/features/Editor/components/OverlayUI/components/ActionBar/index.tsx (1)
96-107: Enhanced dropdown menu layout and semantics.The changes improve both the visual appearance and semantic clarity of the dropdown menu:
- Using
justify-betweenwith increased gap spacing creates better visual hierarchy- Replacing the export icon better represents the functionality
- Simplified text styling creates a more consistent look
Consider maintaining consistent styling across all dropdown items for better visual coherence. If you removed styling from text elements for a reason, ensure it's applied consistently across the application.
ui/src/features/Editor/useNodeLocker.ts (1)
41-43: Consider using functional updates for setState.While the current implementation works correctly, consider using the functional update pattern to avoid potential stale closures in more complex scenarios.
-setSelectedNodeIds([...selectedNodeIds, nodeId]); +setSelectedNodeIds(prevSelectedIds => [...prevSelectedIds, nodeId]);ui/src/lib/reactFlow/nodeTypes/NodeContextMenu.tsx (2)
63-68: Consider adding a tooltip to explain the disabled menu item.The "Preview Intermediate Data" menu item is disabled without providing an explanation to the user as to why it's disabled or when it might become available.
- <ContextMenuItem className="justify-between gap-4 text-xs" disabled> + <ContextMenuItem + className="justify-between gap-4 text-xs" + disabled + title={t("This feature is not yet available")}> {t("Preview Intermediate Data")} <Eye weight="light" /> </ContextMenuItem>
70-75: Remove commented-out code before production.There's a commented-out section for a "Subworkflow from Selection" menu item. Either implement this feature, add a TODO comment explaining the plan, or remove the commented code completely.
- {/* <ContextMenuItem - className="justify-between gap-4 text-xs" - disabled={!selected}> - {t("Subworkflow from Selection")} - <Graph weight="light" /> - </ContextMenuItem> */} + {/* TODO: Implement "Subworkflow from Selection" feature in a future update */}ui/src/lib/yjs/useYNode.ts (1)
168-171: Consider adding comment explaining why the dependency array is empty.The
handleYNodesChangecallback has an empty dependency array, which might be confusing. Add a comment explaining that this is intentional since you're using a ref to maintain the latest implementation.const handleYNodesChange = useCallback( (changes: NodeChange[]) => handleYNodesChangeRef.current?.(changes), - [], + // Empty dependency array is intentional since we're using a ref to access the current implementation + [], );ui/src/features/Editor/hooks.ts (1)
147-151: Consider adding comment explaining why the dependency array is empty.Similar to the previous file, the
handleNodeDoubleClickcallback has an empty dependency array, which might be confusing. Add a comment explaining that this is intentional since you're using a ref.const handleNodeDoubleClick = useCallback( (e: MouseEvent | undefined, node: Node) => handleNodeDoubleClickRef.current?.(e, node), - [], + // Empty dependency array is intentional since we're using a ref to access the current implementation + [], );ui/src/lib/reactFlow/nodeTypes/BatchNode/hooks.ts (1)
39-57: Consider adding a comment explaining the batch node resizing behavior.The resize handler logic is complex and might benefit from a comment explaining the overall behavior, especially how it detects and handles nodes being added to or removed from the batch.
+ // This handler checks if nodes have been added to or removed from the batch during resize + // by comparing the parent count before and after the operation. If changes are detected, + // it updates the affected nodes to maintain proper parent-child relationships. const handleOnEndResize = useCallback(() => { const allNodes = getNodes(); const initialParentCount = allNodes.filter((node) => node.parentId).length;ui/src/features/Editor/index.tsx (1)
78-90: Remove redundant props that are available through context.The
onNodesChangeandonNodeDoubleClickprops are being passed explicitly toLeftPaneleven though these functions are already available through theEditorProvidercontext. This creates redundancy.<LeftPanel nodes={nodes} isOpen={openPanel === "left"} onOpen={handlePanelOpen} onNodesAdd={handleNodesAdd} isMainWorkflow={isMainWorkflow} hasReader={hasReader} - onNodesChange={handleNodesChange} - onNodeDoubleClick={handleNodeDoubleClick} selected={locallyLockedNode} />ui/src/lib/reactFlow/nodeTypes/NoteNode/index.tsx (2)
97-142: Restructured node rendering with improved styling and context menu integration.The component now:
- Properly wraps content in NodeContextMenu
- Has clearer separation between title and content areas
- Uses more consistent styling references
However, there's a redundant condition check in the content styling ref callback.
<div ref={(element) => { if (element) { - if (element) element.style.setProperty( "color", data.params?.textColor || "", "important", ); } }}>
92-95: Remove commented out debug code.There's commented out code that appears to be for debugging or development purposes. This should be removed to maintain code cleanliness.
minWidth={minSize.width} minHeight={minSize.height} - // onResize={(r) => { - // console.log("ADS: ", r); - // }}
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ui/src/utils/fromEngineWorkflow/convertNodes.ts (2)
3-10: Good addition of NodeType to improve type safety.Adding the NodeType import from @flow/types enhances the type definitions in this file, making the code more type-safe and maintainable.
40-40: Proper type casting improves type safety.The explicit cast to
NodeTypeensures that the type property of the canvas node adheres to the defined NodeType, preventing potential type-related issues during runtime.ui/src/types/edge.ts (1)
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Reconsider using
anytype for EdgeData.Changing the EdgeData type to
anyreduces type safety and may lead to runtime errors that could have been caught by the type system. The TODO comment suggests this is intended to be temporary, but usinganyis generally discouraged as it bypasses TypeScript's type checking.Consider defining a proper interface for EdgeData instead:
-export type EdgeData = any; // TODO: remove if not needed +export type EdgeData = { + // Define the properties your edges need + label?: string; + // Add other properties as needed +};
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EdgeDatais defined as follows inui/src/types/edge.ts:export type EdgeData = any; // TODO: remove if not needed export type Edge = ReactFlowEdge<EdgeData>;Since the type is used exclusively here as a generic parameter for
ReactFlowEdge, relying onanybypasses TypeScript’s safety checks. While no concrete structure forEdgeDatawas derived from its usages, defining a more explicit type (or interface) will help prevent potential runtime errors if properties are later introduced.Suggestions:
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anywith a detailed interface based on the expected properties for an edge.If properties like a label are anticipated, consider starting with minimal definitions:
-export type EdgeData = any; // TODO: remove if not needed +export type EdgeData = { + // Define the properties your edges need + label?: string; + // Add other properties as needed +};Please review the requirements for
EdgeDataand adjust the interface accordingly.ui/src/features/Editor/components/LeftPanel/index.tsx (1)
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Updated dropdown property from position to alignment.
Updating from
dropdownPosition="right"todropdownAlign="end"aligns with modern UI component APIs where "end" indicates alignment with the end of the container (equivalent to "right" in left-to-right languages but more semantic for internationalization).
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The change in
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Switched from CustomEdge to DefaultEdge.
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ui/src/lib/reactFlow/buildNewCanvasNode.ts (2)
19-19: Improved type safety with NodeType castingThe explicit type casting to
NodeTypeenhances type safety, ensuring only valid node types can be assigned. This is a good practice that prevents type-related errors at runtime.
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Verify status property removal is intentional
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statusproperty appears to be removed from the node data object, which aligns with other changes in the PR. Please ensure all components that might have relied on this property have been updated accordingly.
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- The
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data.statusin the codebase returned no results. However, the absence of output may not be conclusive.- Please manually verify that no components or flows rely on the
statusproperty or update them accordingly if they do.ui/src/lib/reactFlow/nodeTypes/GeneralNode/nodeColors.ts (1)
6-32: Well-organized color theme structureThe color definition structure is well-organized, providing consistent styling for different node types. This approach centralizes styling logic, making it easier to maintain and update in the future.
ui/src/utils/toEngineWorkflow/convertEdges.ts (1)
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Preserving edge IDs is a good approach
Using the original edge ID instead of generating a new UUID preserves the identity of edges during conversion, which is important for maintaining references across the application.
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Ensure all edge instances have a defined ID
The decision to preserve the original edge IDs in
ui/src/utils/toEngineWorkflow/convertEdges.ts(line 8) is sound and helps maintain reference integrity throughout the app. However, please manually verify that all edge creation instances (notably in files likeui/src/features/Editor/useCanvasCopyPaste.tsand various files inui/src/lib/) always assign an ID—even when constructing edges via helper functions likenew EdgeorreassembleEdge. Confirming this will ensure there are no cases where an edge might end up with anundefinedID.ui/src/features/WorkspaceLeftPanel/components/TopSection/index.tsx (1)
33-33: UI enhancement: Improved dropdown alignment.The UserMenu component now has explicit dropdown positioning, which improves UI consistency and ensures the dropdown appears centered below the user menu trigger rather than using default positioning.
ui/src/index.css (1)
99-100: Improved animation naming clarity.Renaming the animation from
cycleColorstocycleActiveColorsbetter distinguishes it from the queued node animation and makes the code more maintainable. This is a good practice for clarifying the purpose of UI animations.Note that you've maintained a separate
cycleColorsanimation (lines 135-145) for queued nodes, which creates a clear distinction between the two node states.Also applies to: 130-131
ui/src/features/Editor/components/LeftPanel/components/Actions/index.tsx (2)
22-22: Type import addition: Improved type safety.Adding the
NodeTypeimport enhances type safety by providing a proper type for node type properties.
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Enhanced type safety with explicit casting.
The explicit type casting of
action.type as NodeTypeimproves type safety and makes the code more maintainable by ensuring the node type conforms to expected values.I notice that the
statusproperty has been removed from the node's data object. This is a good simplification if the status is being managed elsewhere or is no longer needed.
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Enhanced Type Safety & Node Simplification Approved
The explicit cast (
action.type as NodeType) clearly improves type safety and maintainability. Additionally, removing thestatusproperty from the node's data object simplifies the creation of nodes—provided that status is managed in a centralized or alternative manner elsewhere. The additional search across the codebase confirms that whilestatusis used in other contexts (e.g., logging, job processing, and node styling), there’s no evidence indicating that node creation in the left panel relies directly on an embeddedstatusproperty.ui/src/features/Editor/components/OverlayUI/components/ActionBar/index.tsx (2)
2-9: Improved icon semantic clarity.Replacing
DownloadSimplewithExportbetter represents the action's purpose, providing users with clearer visual cues about functionality.
108-114: Consistent dropdown item styling.This change aligns the Version History dropdown item styling with the other items, creating a more cohesive user interface.
ui/src/lib/reactFlow/nodeTypes/utils.ts (3)
1-3: Type import and function signature updated to improve type safetyThe change from using
StatustoNodeStatusaligns with the broader type system improvements in the codebase. This ensures better type safety and consistency across the application.
5-13: Status string values updated to match new NodeStatus typeThe status string comparisons have been updated to use the new terminology:
- "success" → "succeeded"
- "failure" → "failed"
- "active" → "running"
- Added new handling for "pending" status mapped to "queued-node-status"
This ensures consistent status terminology across the application.
15-15: Animation condition updated to match new status valueThe condition for animation has been properly updated to check for "running" instead of "active" to maintain the same behavior with the new status terminology.
ui/src/types/node.ts (3)
37-39: New type guard function added to improve type safetyThe
isActionNodeTypefunction is a helpful addition that acts as a type guard, providing better type safety when working with node types. This is a good practice for improving the codebase's type checking.
52-52: Node type property changed from string to NodeTypeThe
Nodetype definition has been updated to use the more specificNodeTypeunion type instead of a generic string. This is a good improvement for type safety and will help catch errors at compile time.
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statusProperty from NodeDataAfter re-running the search explicitly targeting both TS and TSX files, no references to
data.statuswere found in the codebase. This confirms that thestatusproperty has been successfully removed fromui/src/types/node.tsand that dependent components should already be updated.Please double-check that all related tests and components have been adjusted as needed.
ui/src/features/Editor/editorContext.tsx (4)
1-10: New context module created with appropriate importsThe imports are well organized and include only what's needed for the context implementation. Good practice to keep the imports minimal and focused.
11-14: Well-defined context type with clear callback signaturesThe
EditorContextTypeprovides a clear interface with properly typed callback functions. The optional modifiers on the callbacks are appropriate for flexibility in implementation.
16-22: Context and provider implementation follows best practicesThe context creation and provider implementation follow React best practices. The provider is properly typed with TypeScript and uses the appropriate component structure.
24-31: Context hook includes proper error handlingThe
useEditorContexthook includes appropriate error handling for when the context is not found. This helps developers identify issues when the hook is used outside of its provider's scope.ui/src/lib/yjs/conversions/rebuildWorkflow.ts (3)
4-4: Import updated to include NodeTypeThe imports have been updated to include
NodeType, which aligns with the improved type safety approach across the codebase.
14-14: Type cast updated to use NodeType instead of stringThe
typevariable is now properly cast toNodeTypeinstead ofstring, improving type safety and ensuring consistency with other type changes in the codebase.
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Status property handling removed from reassembleNode function
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The removal of thestatusproperty from thereassembleNodefunction inui/src/lib/yjs/conversions/rebuildWorkflow.tsis consistent with the updatedNodeDatatype. An updated search—including both.tsand.tsxfiles in the Yjs folder—did not reveal any lingering references to thestatusproperty. Please ensure that any components which previously depended on this property have been updated accordingly.ui/src/features/WorkspaceProjects/components/ProjectCard.tsx (6)
122-124: Enhanced dropdown menu positioning with right alignment.The addition of
align="end"ensures the dropdown menu appears aligned to the right edge of the trigger button, providing a better visual layout for menus positioned near the right side of the screen.
125-130: Improved visual cues with consistent icon placement.The addition of the PencilSimple icon and the consistent "justify-between gap-2" class usage creates a better visual hierarchy in the menu, making it easier for users to identify actions.
132-137: Appropriate icon selection for export functionality.The Export icon with light weight styling is a good visual match for the export functionality, maintaining consistency with the overall icon design system.
138-147: Consistent styling for disabled actions.The addition of the Copy icon with light weight styling maintains visual consistency across menu items, even for disabled actions like "Duplicate Project".
148-154: Properly conditional UI element for share URL copying.The menu item is correctly disabled when there's no share URL available, and the added ClipboardText icon visually reinforces the copy action.
156-164: Enhanced destructive action styling.The increased gap spacing (
gap-4) for the delete action creates better visual separation, and the Trash icon appropriately signals a destructive operation.ui/src/features/Editor/useNodeLocker.ts (3)
8-13: Updated API to handle selection state alongside locking.The addition of the
setSelectedNodeIdsparameter enhances the hook's functionality by allowing it to manage both node locking and selection states simultaneously.
35-39: Improved selection management when unlocking nodes.This code properly removes a node from selection when it's unlocked, maintaining consistency between the locked and selected node states.
50-51: Updated dependency array with new dependencies.The
useCallbackdependency array has been properly updated to include the newsetSelectedNodeIdsfunction, ensuring the callback is regenerated when this dependency changes.ui/src/lib/reactFlow/nodeTypes/GeneralNode/hooks.ts (4)
1-10: Well-structured imports and dependencies.The imports are well organized, separating React core, application types, utilities, and component-specific dependencies.
11-22: Clean extraction of node data and status.This hook effectively extracts essential properties from the node data and properly utilizes
useNodeStatusto track execution state, with appropriate memoization.
23-41: Efficient handling of conditional inputs and outputs.The implementation correctly processes conditional port configurations using
useMemowith appropriate dependencies, with fallback to default values when conditions aren't defined.One minor improvement would be to type the condition object explicitly rather than using
any:- .map((condition: any) => condition.inputPort) + .map((condition: { inputPort?: string }) => condition.inputPort)And similarly for the output conditions.
43-58: Well-organized property extraction and return structure.The hook efficiently gathers all required properties and returns them in a clean, structured object that makes the component implementation simpler and more maintainable.
ui/src/lib/reactFlow/edgeTypes/DefaultEdge.tsx (5)
1-7: Type-safe edge component implementation.The component is properly typed using EdgeProps generic with the application's Edge type, ensuring type safety throughout the component.
8-27: Effective edge path calculation.The component correctly uses React Flow's
getBezierPathutility to calculate the bezier curve for the edge path based on source and target positions.
28-30: Consider implementing the planned animation feature.The TODO comment indicates a planned feature to animate edges based on the source node's status, which would enhance the visualization of data flow in the application.
This is likely part of a planned feature for real-time debugging visualization as suggested by the PR title "feat(ui): debug run real-time ui". Consider implementing this functionality to visualize data flow between nodes during execution.
31-73: Clean implementation with future animation support.The current implementation is clean and focused, while the commented-out animation code provides a blueprint for future enhancements to visualize data flow during execution.
74-76: Performance optimization with memo.The component is properly wrapped with
memoto prevent unnecessary re-renders when props haven't changed, which is important for flow diagram performance.ui/src/lib/reactFlow/nodeTypes/NodeContextMenu.tsx (4)
1-14: Clean imports with well-organized structure.The imports are properly grouped by external libraries and internal components, making the code easy to understand and maintain.
16-20: Props interface looks good.The Props interface is clear and well-typed, properly capturing the required properties for the component.
22-32: Component initialization and hooks look good.The component is properly defined with TypeScript types, and the hooks (
useTanduseReactFlow) are used correctly.
33-42: Handler functions are well implemented.The event handlers are properly implemented using
useCallbackfor performance optimization. The secondary action handler correctly checks for node existence before executing.ui/src/lib/yjs/useYNode.ts (2)
52-54: Good use of comments to explain ref usage.The comment clearly explains the purpose of using a ref for the function, which is important for maintainability.
57-67: Refactoring to use ref pattern is well implemented.The conversion of the function to use the ref pattern is correctly implemented. This approach allows the function to maintain a stable reference while allowing its implementation to be updated without breaking dependencies.
ui/src/features/Editor/hooks.ts (1)
129-146: Good refactoring to use ref pattern for event handler.The implementation of
handleNodeDoubleClickRefusing the ref pattern is well done. This approach ensures a stable reference to the function while allowing its implementation to be updated.ui/src/lib/reactFlow/nodeTypes/BatchNode/hooks.ts (5)
9-10: Good use of constants for minimum size.Defining the
minSizeconstant at the module level improves readability and maintainability.
11-14: Hook initialization with proper types.The hook is properly defined with TypeScript types, and the necessary functions are extracted from the
useReactFlowhook.
15-37: Boundary calculation logic is well-implemented.The
getChildNodesBoundaryfunction correctly calculates the minimum size required to contain all child nodes with appropriate padding.
59-63: Good use of comments to explain design decisions.The comments explaining why bounds don't need to be memoized and why the background color needs conversion are helpful for future developers.
65-69: Clean and simple hook return value.The hook returns exactly what's needed by the component in a clean and simple object structure.
ui/src/types/job.ts (3)
1-1: Improved type safety with explicit type import.Changing to a type import ensures this import is only used for type checking and won't affect the runtime bundle size.
3-11: Well-structured type definitions for node execution tracking.The
NodeStatusandNodeExecutiontypes are well-defined. Using a string literal union forNodeStatusprovides type safety by restricting the possible values to a specific set of statuses.
29-29: Good enhancement to the Job type.Adding
nodeExecutionsas an optional property allows tracking the execution status of individual nodes within a job, which improves the granularity of monitoring.ui/src/features/Editor/index.tsx (4)
1-1: LGTM - Added useMemo import.This import is necessary for the context value memoization implemented below.
14-14: New context imports align with architectural improvements.The introduction of the EditorContext pattern will help reduce prop drilling and centralize state management.
67-73: Well-implemented context value with proper memoization.Good use of
useMemoto prevent recreating the context value on every render. The dependencies array correctly includes only the functions used in the context value.
90-140: Improved component structure with context provider.The restructuring of the component tree with the
EditorProviderwrapping all child components is a good architectural decision. It centralizes access to editor actions and state, making the code more maintainable and scalable.ui/src/features/common/UserMenu/index.tsx (4)
26-26: Enhanced dropdown positioning flexibility.Adding the
dropdownAlignproperty provides more control over the alignment of the dropdown menu, allowing for better UI customization.
32-34: Improved default handling for dropdown position.Setting a default value for
dropdownPositionis a good practice that simplifies component usage and reduces the need for null checks.
69-72: Better styling and more flexible dropdown positioning.The added minimum width class and the use of the new
dropdownAlignproperty improve the appearance and flexibility of the dropdown menu.
79-83: Improved menu item layout and text consistency.The className changes from "gap-2" to "justify-between gap-4" enhance the layout by providing better spacing and alignment. The text capitalization is now more consistent with standard UI patterns.
Also applies to: 85-89, 92-97, 101-105, 109-113
ui/src/lib/reactFlow/nodeTypes/GeneralNode/index.tsx (4)
3-3: Optimized component with memo.Using React.memo helps prevent unnecessary re-renders of the component when its props haven't changed, which is especially important for nodes in a flow diagram where there might be many instances.
7-10: Good separation of concerns with external components and hooks.Moving logic into a custom hook and using a dedicated context menu component improves code organization and reusability.
25-35: Improved code structure with custom hook.Extracting complex logic into a custom hook is a good practice for better separation of concerns. The hook now handles computing derived values like colors and status, making the component cleaner.
38-70: Enhanced node component with context menu integration.The redesigned component structure with the NodeContextMenu wrapper provides better user interaction capabilities. The conditional rendering for different node types and statuses is well-implemented.
ui/src/lib/reactFlow/nodeTypes/BatchNode/index.tsx (5)
3-4: Module import updated to newer package.The import has been updated from ReactFlow to the newer @xyflow/react package. This aligns with modern React Flow usage.
6-10: Improved type safety and component organization.The imports have been restructured to:
- Use explicit NodeType from @flow/types for better type safety
- Import the NodeContextMenu component for consistent menu handling
- Extract logic to a custom hook (useHooks) improving separation of concerns
These changes align with React best practices for component organization.
46-54: Enhanced type definition for better type safety.The baseBatchNode export now has explicit type annotations, which improves type safety and code readability. The addition of NodeType ensures consistency across the application.
56-57: Improved component props and state management.The component now:
- Explicitly includes the
typeparameter in its props- Uses a custom hook for handling state management (bounds, color, resize)
This is a good refactoring that follows React best practices.
83-109: Improved node context menu integration and styling.The component now properly wraps content in the NodeContextMenu component and uses more consistent styling references. This improves component modularity and reusability.
ui/src/lib/yjs/useYWorkflow.ts (5)
11-13: Enhanced imports for internationalization and type safety.Added:
- Fetcher utility for data transformation
- useT hook for internationalization support
- More precise type imports, including NodeType
These changes improve type safety and internationalization support.
34-34: Added internationalization support.The addition of the useT hook enables localization of workflow names, improving the application's internationalization capabilities.
64-65: Improved type safety with explicit type casting.Router types are now explicitly cast to NodeType, enhancing type safety and code clarity.
Also applies to: 79-80
130-130: Internationalized workflow naming.Workflow names are now properly internationalized using the t() function instead of hardcoded strings, making the application more accessible to non-English users.
Also applies to: 225-225, 288-288
160-164: Added translation function to dependency arrays.The t function has been correctly added to the dependency arrays of useCallback hooks, ensuring proper re-rendering when the language changes.
Also applies to: 278-282, 297-298
ui/src/lib/reactFlow/nodeTypes/NoteNode/index.tsx (2)
6-8: Improved type imports and component architecture.The changes:
- Import NodeType for better type safety
- Add NodeContextMenu for consistent context menu handling across node types
These changes align with the architectural improvements seen in other node components.
48-66: Enhanced type definition for baseNoteNode.The baseNoteNode export now has explicit type annotations which significantly improves code readability and type safety.
ui/src/types/index.ts (1)
1-15: Reorganized type exports for improved code organization.The exports have been reorganized to:
- Add previously missing exports (action, deployment, job)
- Ensure a logical and alphabetical ordering of exports
- Maintain a consistent export pattern
This improves code organization and ensures all necessary types are available throughout the application.
ui/src/lib/i18n/locales/zh.json (5)
18-18: Consistent Terminology for Core UI Labels
The new or modified entries for “Reset Color”, “Account Settings”, “Keyboard Shortcuts”, and “Log Out” are now aligned with similar updates in other locale files. The translations appear clear and consistent with the intended UI language.Also applies to: 32-36
120-138: Comprehensive Updates for Keyboard Shortcut-related Entries
All the updated labels regarding keyboard shortcut dialogs and actions (e.g. “Open the Keyboard Shortcuts Dialog”, “Toggle Fullscreen Mode”, “Undo the Last Action”, etc.) have been thoroughly translated into Chinese. This detailed work improves clarity and consistency in user guidance for keyboard interactions.
273-282: Improved Job and Project Status Messaging
The revised translations for messages related to job cancellation and project sharing (e.g. “Job Could Not Be Cancelled”, “Project Shared/Unshared”) accurately convey the status and error feedback to users.
286-294: Accurate Translation of Trigger Error Messages
The new translations for trigger-related error messages (“Trigger Could Not Be Created/Updated/Deleted” and their accompanying error descriptions) are clear and consistent. This should help users better understand issues with trigger operations.
311-315: Added Subworkflow-related Keys
The additional keys for subworkflow functionalities (“Open Subworkflow Canvas”, “Node Settings”, “Preview Intermediate Data”, “Delete Node”, “Subworkflow”) are now provided with proper Chinese translations. They align with similar entries in other language files, promoting a uniform user experience across locales.ui/src/lib/i18n/locales/en.json (3)
32-36: Enhanced Capitalization for Core Labels
The updates changing “Account settings” to “Account Settings”, “Keyboard shortcuts” to “Keyboard Shortcuts”, and “Log out” to “Log Out” improve consistency within the English UI. Consider reviewing the remaining empty values (e.g. for "Newest", "Oldest", and others) to ensure the UI displays proper text.
120-138: Updated Labels for Keyboard Interaction Commands
The detailed updates from “Open the Keyboard Shortcuts Dialog” through to “Fit the Canvas to the Viewport” now standardize the user instructions related to keyboard actions in the UI. The new values are clear and consistent.
311-315: Standardized Subworkflow Functionality Keys
The new subworkflow-related entries (“Open Subworkflow Canvas”, “Node Settings”, “Preview Intermediate Data”, “Delete Node”, “Subworkflow”) follow the naming conventions seen in other locale files, ensuring consistency in terminology.ui/src/lib/i18n/locales/fr.json (3)
2-3: Refined French Translations for Core UI Elements
The updates providing French text for “Newest”, “Oldest”, “Error”, “Warning”, “Debug”, “Trace”, “Info”, “Include Time Stamp”, “Reset Logs”, and “Reset Color” significantly enhance clarity. These changes set a strong baseline for the rest of the UI.Also applies to: 9-15, 18-18
32-36: Improved Capitalization for Key Account & Access Entries
Changing “Account settings” to “Account Settings” and updating “Keyboard Shortcuts” and “Log Out” ensures consistency. The French translations now better reflect the desired tone compared to the original labels.
120-138: Enhanced Localization for Keyboard Shortcut Commands
The translated directives for keyboard shortcut interactions (e.g. “Open the Keyboard Shortcuts Dialog”, “Toggle Fullscreen Mode”, etc.) are clear. This comprehensive update should contribute to a more user-friendly interface for French-speaking users.ui/src/lib/i18n/locales/es.json (4)
31-36: Spanish Locale: Consistency in Key Label Capitalization
The modifications updating “Account settings” to “Account Settings”, “Keyboard Shortcuts”, and “Log Out” (now “Cerrar sesión”) ensure that the Spanish UI uses standardized terminology. These improvements align with changes in other locales.
119-130: Comprehensive Updates for Keyboard Shortcuts and Action Commands
The revisions from “General shortcuts” to the various keyboard action keys (including “Open the Keyboard Shortcuts Dialog”, “Toggle Fullscreen Mode”, etc.) are well translated, providing clear instructions to users.
280-283: Clear Messaging for Project Share Status
The updated strings for “Project Shared”, “Project has been successfully shared.”, “Project Unshared”, and its corresponding message accurately inform users of the sharing status changes.
311-315: Subworkflow Functionality Translations
The new entries for subworkflow operations (“Open Subworkflow Canvas”, “Node Settings”, “Preview Intermediate Data”, “Delete Node”, “Subworkflow”) are properly localized and consistent with the overall nomenclature across locales.ui/src/lib/i18n/locales/ja.json (3)
32-36: Japanese Locale: Updated Core UI Labels
The adjustments updating “Account settings” to “Account Settings”, “Keyboard Shortcuts”, and “Log Out” to “ログアウト” enhance consistency with the UI’s English counterparts. The translations read naturally in Japanese.
120-138: Detailed Updates for Keyboard Interaction Labels in Japanese
The comprehensive revisions for keyboard shortcut-related commands—from “Open the Keyboard Shortcuts Dialog” through “Fit the Canvas to the Viewport”—ensure that all instructional texts are clear and uniformly styled.
311-315: Addition of Subworkflow-related Keys in Japanese
The new keys for subworkflow functionalities (“Open Subworkflow Canvas”, “Node Settings”, “Preview Intermediate Data”, “Delete Node”, “Subworkflow”) are properly translated and consistent with similar entries in other language files.
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