fix #56 Highlights

[Anchel123]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Integrated the Editor component for enhanced query input, replacing the previous Input component.
• Refactor
  • Modified control flow in the Page function to explicitly return boolean values.
  • Updated form submission behavior to clear query on successful submission.
• Chores
  • Added @monaco-editor/react to dependencies.
  • Updated monaco-editor to version ^0.47.0.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on refining the control flow within a function by incorporating explicit boolean returns and enhancing user interaction in the query component through a shift from Input to Editor. Additionally, the project's dependencies are updated, notably introducing @monaco-editor/react to enrich the text editing experience, signaling a move towards a more sophisticated user interface and improved software reliability.

Changes

Files	Changes
app/graph/page.tsx	Introduced explicit return false and a return true at the end for clearer control flow
app/graph/query.tsx	- Removed Input, added Editor - onSubmit now returns Promise<boolean> - Query clears on successful submission
package.json	Added @monaco-editor/react, updated monaco-editor to ^0.47.0

"In the realm of code, where logic does play,
A rabbit hopped in, making changes today.
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From Input to Editor, a leap so bold,
With return statements, explicit and told.
Now, with dependencies fresh as morning dew,
Our project leaps forward, as our dreams come true."

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 4915093 and 214353e.

Files ignored due to path filters (1)

• package-lock.json is excluded by !**/package-lock.json

Files selected for processing (3)

• app/graph/page.tsx (3 hunks)
• app/graph/query.tsx (4 hunks)
• package.json (2 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (9)

package.json (2)

17-17: Adding @monaco-editor/react aligns with the shift to using the Editor component in query.tsx. This is a positive change for enhancing code editing capabilities.

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46-46: Updating monaco-editor to version ^0.47.0 is a necessary step for ensuring compatibility with @monaco-editor/react and leveraging the latest features or bug fixes.

app/graph/page.tsx (4)

61-61: Adding an explicit return false in the case where queryState.current is not set improves the function's predictability and readability.

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65-65: Explicitly returning false when the graph selection is invalid enhances error handling and control flow clarity.

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83-83: Returning false upon receiving an error response from the server is a good practice for error handling in asynchronous functions.

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93-93: Returning true at the end of the runQuery function clearly indicates a successful execution, aligning with best practices for functions that return a boolean.

app/graph/query.tsx (3)

10-10: Switching to Editor from @monaco-editor/react for query input is a significant improvement, enhancing the application's code editing capabilities.

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21-21: Changing the onSubmit function signature to return a Promise<boolean> is appropriate for asynchronous operations, enhancing clarity and predictability.

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61-75: Replacing the Input component with the Editor component and configuring it with appropriate options like theme, language, and visual settings significantly enhances the user interface for code editing.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 214353e and 8720ef9.

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• app/graph/query.tsx (4 hunks)

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• app/graph/query.tsx