refactor(stage-ui): <Alert> <ErrorContainer>#295
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This pull request focuses on improving the consistency and maintainability of the user interface by introducing dedicated, reusable components for displaying alerts and errors. I've replaced various ad-hoc implementations of these messages with the new components across multiple application modules, standardizing their appearance and behavior.
Highlights
- New UI Components: I've introduced two new reusable Vue components,
<Alert.vue>and<ErrorContainer.vue>, within thepackages/stage-ui/src/components/Misc/directory. These components provide a standardized and consistent way to display informational messages, warnings, and errors across the application. - UI Code Refactoring: I've refactored existing UI code across various settings pages in both
apps/stage-tamagotchiandapps/stage-webapplications. This involved replacing numerous instances of customdivelements, previously used for displaying alerts and errors, with the newly created<Alert>and<ErrorContainer>components. This significantly reduces code duplication and improves maintainability. - Improved Consistency: By centralizing the implementation of alert and error messages, this PR ensures a consistent look and feel for these UI elements throughout the application, enhancing the overall user experience.
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Code Review
This pull request refactors the UI to use <Alert> and <ErrorContainer> components, improving code maintainability. Key issues addressed include missing props in <ErrorContainer>, a missing CSS class in Alert, and a typo in the i18n file.
| <Alert v-if="searchQuery && sortedFilteredCards.length === 0" type="warning"> | ||
| <template #title> | ||
| {{ t('settings.pages.card.no_results') }} | ||
| </template> |
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The original div that was replaced had a col-span-full class, which is important for the grid layout. This class was omitted when refactoring to the <Alert> component. Add the class back to the <Alert> component.
<Alert v-if="searchQuery && sortedFilteredCards.length === 0" type="warning" class="col-span-full">
<template #title>
{{ t('settings.pages.card.no_results') }}
</template>
<template #content>
{{ t('settings.pages.card.try_different_search') }}
</template>
</Alert>
[skip ci] [skip netlify] Co-authored-by: Neko <neko@ayaka.moe>
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resolve #294
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