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Fix #326 remove empty space in host and port #327

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced handling of graph queries based on request parameters.
    • Introduced new methods for managing categories and edges in graphs.
    • Dynamic naming for graph/schema creation based on current context in the UI.
    • Added confirmation dialog for element deletion in the toolbar.
    • New components for schema management and creation.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved input handling for login parameters to prevent whitespace issues.
  • Styling

    • Updated visual styles for various components, including dynamic class names and background adjustments.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced user feedback for actions like graph/schema creation and deletion.
  • Tests

    • Added end-to-end tests for the login functionality.

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The recent changes enhance the application's functionality by introducing new features, improving data handling, and refining user interactions. Key improvements include dynamic parameter handling for graph queries, streamlined schema management, enhanced UI components, and robust state management across various pages. These updates not only simplify existing logic but also introduce new components for schema creation and management, ensuring a more intuitive user experience.

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Files Change Summary
app/api/graph/[graph]/route.ts Enhanced query parameter handling; added logic based on create parameter.
app/api/graph/model.ts, app/components/graph/DeleteGraph.tsx, app/components/ui/combobox.tsx, app/schema/SchemaCreateElement.tsx, app/schema/SchemaDataPanel.tsx, app/schema/SchemaView.tsx Updated component functionality with improved state management, new props, and removal of deprecated logic for schema management.
app/components/Header.tsx, app/components/ui/Avatar.tsx, app/components/graph/GraphView.tsx, app/graph/GraphDataPanel.tsx, app/graph/toolbar.tsx, app/layout.tsx, app/page.tsx, app/settings/page.tsx Various updates to improve UI components, including dynamic naming, state handling, and modification of CSS classes.
app/globals.css, tailwind.config.js Introduced new CSS classes and modified existing styles for improved layout and visuals.
lib/utils.ts, e2e/LoginTest.spec.ts Enhanced type definitions and added end-to-end testing for login functionality.
app/graph/page.tsx, app/schema/page.tsx Added node and edge counting logic to enhance data interaction capabilities on pages.

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    participant User
    participant Header
    participant GraphQuery
    participant DataPanel
    participant SchemaManager

    User->>Header: Initiate Graph Creation
    Header->>GraphQuery: Pass `create` parameter
    GraphQuery->>DataPanel: Fetch graph data
    DataPanel->>User: Display graph results

    User->>SchemaManager: Create Schema Element
    SchemaManager->>User: Confirm Schema Creation
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (7)
app/page.tsx (1)

9-18: Ensure robust session status handling.

The current logic assumes that the status variable always accurately reflects the user's authentication state. Consider adding error handling or logging to manage unexpected session states or errors from useSession(). This will help in diagnosing issues in production.

Also, verify that the redirection logic does not cause unnecessary navigation loops or flickers, especially if the session status changes frequently.

app/api/graph/[graph]/route.ts (1)

134-140: Enhance error handling for create parameter logic.

The logic for checking create === "false" is clear, but consider logging or handling unexpected values for create. This can help in debugging and understanding request flows.

+ else if (create !== null) {
+   console.warn(`Unexpected value for 'create': ${create}`);
+ }
app/components/ui/combobox.tsx (1)

25-27: New props enhance flexibility.

The addition of isSchema, defaultOpen, and onOpenChange props provides more control over the component's behavior. Ensure these props are documented for clarity.

+ // Add documentation for new props
+ /**
+  * @param isSchema - Indicates if schema-related functionality is enabled.
+  * @param defaultOpen - Determines if the combobox should be open by default.
+  * @param onOpenChange - Callback function for when the open state changes.
+  */
app/create/page.tsx (1)

19-19: Schema State Management Impact Verification

The schema state variable is used in multiple files across the codebase, indicating its importance in managing graph-related data. Commenting it out in app/create/page.tsx may affect functionalities related to schema handling, such as data fetching and UI rendering in components like SchemaView. Here are some key points:

  • app/schema/page.tsx: schema is actively used for fetching and setting graph data.
  • app/graph/Selector.tsx: schema is involved in UI components and data management.
  • app/schema/SchemaView.tsx: schema is integral to rendering and updating graph elements.

Given these dependencies, the commenting out of schema state management in app/create/page.tsx could lead to incomplete or broken functionality.

  • Files to Review:
    • app/schema/page.tsx
    • app/graph/Selector.tsx
    • app/schema/SchemaView.tsx

Consider revisiting the decision to comment out the schema state management or ensure that its absence is handled appropriately in these components.

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Schema state management is commented out.

The schema state variable is commented out, indicating a potential deactivation of schema handling logic. Verify if this aligns with the intended functionality.

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app/graph/Selector.tsx (2)

45-45: Refactor filtering logic for clarity.

The filtering and mapping logic for setOptions could be made clearer by separating the filtering and mapping operations for readability.

- setOptions(!runQuery ? res.filter(name => name.includes("_schema")).map(name => name.split("_")[0]) : res.filter(name => !name.includes("_schema")))
+ const filteredNames = runQuery ? res.filter(name => !name.includes("_schema")) : res.filter(name => name.includes("_schema"));
+ const mappedNames = runQuery ? filteredNames : filteredNames.map(name => name.split("_")[0]);
+ setOptions(mappedNames);

82-82: Clarify export name logic.

The logic for determining the export name is concise but could benefit from a comment explaining why "_schema" is conditionally appended.

+ // Append "_schema" to the name if not running a query to ensure correct export naming.
const name = `${selectedValue}${!runQuery ? "_schema" : ""}`
app/schema/SchemaCreateElement.tsx (1)

345-351: Ensure selectedNodes Always Contains Two Elements

The code in SchemaCreateElement.tsx assumes that selectedNodes contains at least two elements without checking. This could lead to runtime errors if fewer nodes are selected. Consider adding a validation to ensure selectedNodes has at least two elements before accessing them.

  • File: app/schema/SchemaCreateElement.tsx
  • Lines: 345-351
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Verify color and category handling for selected nodes.

Ensure that the logic for determining the background color and category of selected nodes is correct and that selectedNodes always contains at least two elements.

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Files selected for processing (25)
  • app/api/graph/[graph]/route.ts (1 hunks)
  • app/api/graph/model.ts (11 hunks)
  • app/components/Header.tsx (3 hunks)
  • app/components/graph/DeleteGraph.tsx (1 hunks)
  • app/components/ui/Avatar.tsx (2 hunks)
  • app/components/ui/combobox.tsx (4 hunks)
  • app/create/page.tsx (5 hunks)
  • app/globals.css (2 hunks)
  • app/graph/GraphDataPanel.tsx (4 hunks)
  • app/graph/GraphView.tsx (16 hunks)
  • app/graph/Selector.tsx (5 hunks)
  • app/graph/labels.tsx (1 hunks)
  • app/graph/page.tsx (4 hunks)
  • app/graph/toolbar.tsx (3 hunks)
  • app/layout.tsx (1 hunks)
  • app/login/LoginForm.tsx (1 hunks)
  • app/page.tsx (1 hunks)
  • app/schema/SchemaCreateElement.tsx (1 hunks)
  • app/schema/SchemaDataPanel.tsx (1 hunks)
  • app/schema/SchemaView.tsx (9 hunks)
  • app/schema/page.tsx (3 hunks)
  • app/settings/page.tsx (1 hunks)
  • e2e/LoginTest.spec.ts (1 hunks)
  • lib/utils.ts (2 hunks)
  • tailwind.config.js (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
  • app/settings/page.tsx
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app/page.tsx (1)

21-22: Review layout and styling changes.

The change to use a LandingPage class affects the layout. Ensure that the new styles are correctly defined in your CSS and that they meet the design requirements across different screen sizes and devices.

app/layout.tsx (1)

24-24: Verify the impact of styling changes on layout.

The change from "w-full h-full" to "h-full LandingPage" may affect the body's width behavior. Ensure that this change aligns with the intended design and does not introduce layout issues, especially on different screen sizes.

Also, verify that the LandingPage class is defined and used appropriately in the CSS.

lib/utils.ts (2)

7-7: Type definition looks good.

The introduction of ElementDataDefinition as a union type enhances type safety and clarity.


41-41: Function signature change looks good.

The defaultQuery function now accepts an optional parameter, which increases its flexibility and usability.

app/components/ui/Avatar.tsx (1)

18-20: useEffect hook implementation looks good.

The useEffect hook correctly manages side effects by updating the user status based on session changes, adhering to React best practices.

app/graph/labels.tsx (2)

30-30: Conditional className application looks good.

The dynamic class application enhances flexibility and responsiveness in styling.


33-33: Icon size change looks good.

The increased icon size improves visibility and user interaction, enhancing the UI.

app/components/graph/DeleteGraph.tsx (2)

4-9: LGTM! The function signature changes enhance flexibility.

The addition of the isSchema prop and the update to the onDeleteGraph callback improve the component's utility and flexibility.


12-22: LGTM! The deleteGraph function is well-implemented.

The logic for constructing the name variable and using the type variable for user feedback is clear and effective.

app/globals.css (3)

30-32: LGTM! The .Page class provides a solid layout foundation.

The full-height and full-width flexbox layout with a background color is a good addition for consistent page design.


34-36: LGTM! The .LandingPage class enhances visual appeal.

The linear gradient background adds a visually appealing effect to landing pages.


56-56: LGTM! The .DataPanel class modifications enhance usability.

The full-height and full-width flexbox layout with a shadow effect improves the visual prominence and usability of the .DataPanel.

tailwind.config.js (5)

26-26: LGTM! The blue color update enhances the design.

The new color value #7167F6 will affect components using this color, potentially enhancing the design.


27-27: LGTM! The pink color update enhances the design.

The new color value #ED70B1 will affect components using this color, potentially enhancing the design.


29-29: LGTM! The aqua color update enhances the design.

The new color value #99E4E5 will affect components using this color, potentially enhancing the design.


30-30: LGTM! The yellow color update enhances the design.

The new color value #F2EB47 will affect components using this color, potentially enhancing the design.


31-31: LGTM! The green color update enhances the design.

The new color value #89D86D will affect components using this color, potentially enhancing the design.

app/schema/page.tsx (4)

4-4: LGTM: Import statement changes.

The added imports for Toast, defaultQuery, prepareArg, and securedFetch are appropriate given their usage in the file.


14-15: LGTM: State variable additions.

The state variables edgesCount and nodesCount are correctly initialized and used to manage graph data.


53-64: LGTM: JSX changes for passing state variables.

The Selector and SchemaView components are correctly updated to receive the new state variables edgesCount and nodesCount.


Line range hint 20-47: Verify API call logic and error handling.

The useEffect hook correctly fetches node and edge counts. Ensure that the API endpoints return the expected data structure and handle any potential errors.

app/graph/page.tsx (5)

3-3: LGTM: Import statement changes.

The addition of useCallback is appropriate for optimizing the fetchCount function.


12-13: LGTM: State variable additions.

The state variables edgesCount and nodesCount are correctly initialized and used to manage graph data.


46-48: LGTM: useEffect hook updates.

The useEffect hook correctly triggers fetchCount based on the graphName dependency.


84-103: LGTM: JSX changes for passing state variables.

The Selector and GraphView components are correctly updated to receive the new state variables edgesCount and nodesCount.


19-38: Verify fetchCount function logic and error handling.

The fetchCount function correctly fetches node and edge counts. Ensure that the API endpoints return the expected data structure and handle any potential errors.

app/graph/toolbar.tsx (3)

6-7: LGTM: Import statement changes.

The added imports for Dialog and DialogTrigger are appropriate for implementing the delete confirmation dialog.


20-21: LGTM: State variable addition for dialog management.

The state variable deleteOpen is correctly initialized and used to manage the delete confirmation dialog.


64-89: LGTM: JSX changes for delete confirmation dialog.

The Dialog component is correctly implemented to provide a user-friendly delete confirmation.

app/login/LoginForm.tsx (1)

47-48: Ensure trim() usage is correct for host and port.

Using trim() ensures that leading and trailing whitespace is removed, which is a good practice. Verify that this change does not affect any upstream logic that might have relied on whitespace.

Verification successful

Use of trim() on host and port is appropriate.

The trim() function is correctly used to remove any leading or trailing whitespace from host and port. There is no evidence of upstream logic depending on whitespace in these values, ensuring that this change is safe and beneficial.

  • cli.py: host and port are used as parameters in object creation and function calls, with no reliance on whitespace.
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app/components/ui/combobox.tsx (2)

93-97: Ensure onOpenChange callback is optional.

The onOpenChange callback is correctly checked for existence before invocation. This ensures that the component remains flexible and does not require the callback to be provided.


209-215: Enhance state handling for UploadGraph and DeleteGraph.

The use of strings for isUploadOpen and isDeleteOpen states is effective for managing multiple options. Ensure that this approach is consistent with other parts of the component.

app/components/Header.tsx (6)

38-39: Dynamic naming logic looks good.

The dynamic naming logic for name based on type is correctly implemented.


46-46: Success toast message is clear and informative.

The toast message now dynamically includes the type, enhancing user feedback.


69-76: Button label and style updates are context-aware.

The button labels and styles update dynamically based on the current type, improving the user interface.


87-87: Dialog trigger label is context-sensitive.

The label for the dialog trigger button updates based on the type, ensuring clarity for the user.


91-91: Dialog title and description are context-aware.

The dialog title and description dynamically reflect the current type, enhancing user understanding.


30-30: Ensure pathname logic is robust.

The logic for determining type based on pathname is straightforward. Verify that the pathname always includes "/schema" when appropriate.

Verification successful

Pathname logic is robust and correctly implemented.

The usePathname() hook from next/navigation is used appropriately to derive the pathname. The logic for determining type based on the presence of "/schema" in the pathname is sound. Ensure that the routing setup includes "/schema" where necessary.

  • app/components/Header.tsx: Usage of usePathname() for pathname logic.
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app/api/graph/model.ts (12)

56-61: Simplified color retrieval functions.

The getCategoryColorValue and getCategoryColorName functions now directly return colors based on the index, simplifying the logic.


63-66: New function for reverse color lookup.

The getCategoryColorNameFromValue function allows for reverse lookups from color values to names, enhancing functionality.


123-125: Setter for categories improves encapsulation.

The addition of the Categories setter enhances encapsulation and control over category data.


127-129: Getter for CategoriesMap provides access to category mapping.

The CategoriesMap getter improves access to the internal category mapping, aiding in data management.


135-137: Setter for labels enhances data management.

The Labels setter provides better control over label data, improving encapsulation.


139-141: Getter for LabelsMap enhances label management.

The LabelsMap getter improves access to label mappings, aiding in data handling.


143-145: Getter for NodesMap enhances node management.

The NodesMap getter provides access to node mappings, improving data handling.


147-149: Getter for EdgesMap enhances edge management.

The EdgesMap getter provides access to edge mappings, improving data handling.


Line range hint 181-220: Node extension logic is streamlined.

The extendNode method now directly returns the created node, simplifying the process of adding nodes.


Line range hint 224-275: Edge extension logic is streamlined.

The extendEdge method now directly returns the created edge, simplifying the process of adding edges.


316-328: New method for updating categories.

The updateCategories method manages category addition and removal based on conditions, ensuring data integrity.


25-30: Color order values have been reordered.

The reordering of COLORS_ORDER_VALUE affects category color assignments. Ensure that this change aligns with design requirements.

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Color order values usage is consistent.

The COLORS_ORDER_VALUE is used consistently within the app/api/graph/model.ts file for color assignments. There is no evidence of misalignment with design requirements based on the current codebase context. If there are specific design documents or requirements, please verify manually.

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app/create/page.tsx (1)

58-58: Schema creation logic is commented out.

The logic for setting the schema is commented out, which may impact schema creation functionality.

app/graph/Selector.tsx (2)

17-26: Ensure all required props are passed to Selector.

The updated function signature now requires additional props: edgesCount, nodesCount, setEdgesCount, and setNodesCount. Ensure that all instances where Selector is used are updated to pass these props.


108-108: Ensure Combobox behavior aligns with isSchema prop.

The Combobox component now uses the isSchema prop, which is determined by runQuery. Verify that this behavior aligns with the intended functionality of the component.

app/graph/GraphDataPanel.tsx (2)

4-4: Ensure ElementDataDefinition type is correctly integrated.

The type for obj has been updated to ElementDataDefinition. Ensure that this type is correctly defined and integrated throughout the component.

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ElementDataDefinition Type is Correctly Integrated

The ElementDataDefinition type is consistently and correctly used across multiple files, including GraphDataPanel.tsx. It is properly integrated into state declarations and function parameters, ensuring its correct application.

  • Files with usage:
    • app/graph/GraphDataPanel.tsx
    • app/schema/SchemaView.tsx
    • app/schema/SchemaDataPanel.tsx
    • app/graph/GraphView.tsx
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31-31: Verify consistency of GraphDataPanel naming.

The component has been renamed to GraphDataPanel. Ensure that this change is consistently applied throughout the codebase.

app/graph/GraphView.tsx (11)

4-12: Imports updated for unified data structure.

The import changes reflect a shift towards using ElementDataDefinition, which aligns with the updated handling of graph elements in the file.


82-85: Styling changes for selection box.

The selection box color has been changed to gray, which may improve visual clarity.


138-139: Function getElementId correctly handles element IDs.

This function accurately determines the ID and query type for elements, supporting the new data structure.


140-145: Enhanced state management in GraphView component.

The addition of setNodesCount and setEdgesCount props improves state management for nodes and edges, enhancing the component's functionality.


168-172: Correct use of useEffect hooks for state management.

The hooks are implemented to reset selected elements and update queries, ensuring proper state management.

Also applies to: 178-181


Line range hint 183-187: Function handelSetSelectedElement aligns with updated logic.

The function correctly updates the selected element and manages the data panel's state, supporting the new data structure.


314-334: Enhanced selection handling in handleSelected and handleBoxSelected.

These functions correctly manage the styling and state of selected elements, supporting multiple selections.


400-443: Efficient deletion handling in handelDeleteElement.

The function correctly handles the deletion of multiple selected elements, updating the graph and element counts efficiently.


Line range hint 371-384: Property management in setProperty and removeProperty.

These functions are correctly implemented to manage element properties and handle server interactions.

Also applies to: 386-402


Line range hint 250-258: Node fetching and extension in onFetchNode.

The function correctly handles server responses to fetch and extend nodes, ensuring proper graph updates.


Line range hint 259-271: Visibility management in onCategoryClick and onLabelClick.

These functions correctly manage the visibility of nodes and edges, enhancing user interaction with the graph.

Also applies to: 273-285

app/schema/SchemaDataPanel.tsx (7)

3-10: Appropriate imports for SchemaDataPanel.

The imports include necessary UI components and utilities, supporting the component's functionality.


12-25: Well-defined constants and types.

The constants and types provide necessary configuration and type safety for the component.


38-54: Well-structured SchemaCreateElement component.

The component is well-structured and provides comprehensive functionality for managing schema elements.


56-79: Correct implementation of handelAddAttribute.

The function ensures proper attribute addition by validating inputs and updating the state.


81-121: Correct implementation of handelSetAttribute.

The function ensures proper attribute setting by validating inputs and updating the state.


133-153: Correct implementation of handelSetLabel.

The function ensures proper label setting by validating inputs and updating the label.


155-418: User-friendly rendering logic.

The rendering logic is well-structured and provides a comprehensive interface for managing attributes and labels.

app/schema/SchemaView.tsx (10)

3-16: Appropriate imports for SchemaView.

The imports include necessary UI components, utilities, and graph-related modules, supporting the component's functionality.


21-22: Well-defined constants and types.

The constants and types provide necessary configuration and type safety for the component.

Also applies to: 44-47, 100-101


102-107: Correct implementation of getCreateQuery.

The function constructs queries for creating nodes or edges, handling different scenarios effectively.


109-117: Enhanced state management in SchemaView component.

The updated state management logic and interaction handlers improve the component's functionality and user interaction capabilities.


123-134: Correct use of useEffect hooks for state management.

The hooks are implemented to reset selected elements and update layouts, ensuring proper state management.


170-176: Function handelSetSelectedElement aligns with updated logic.

The function correctly updates the selected element and manages the data panel's state, supporting the new data structure.


266-312: Efficient deletion handling in handelDeleteElement.

The function correctly handles the deletion of multiple selected elements, updating the schema and element counts efficiently.


314-333: Attribute management in handelSetAttribute.

The function is correctly implemented to manage attributes and handle server interactions effectively.


335-395: Label management in handelSetLabel.

The function is correctly implemented to manage labels and handle server interactions effectively.


Line range hint 448-548: User-friendly rendering logic.

The rendering logic is well-structured and provides a comprehensive interface for managing schema elements and interactions.

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e2e/LoginTest.spec.ts

3-9: Enhance test assertions and error handling.

The test could benefit from additional assertions to verify the presence of expected elements on each page before proceeding. This would ensure that the test fails early if the navigation or page content is incorrect. Additionally, consider handling potential navigation errors.

Here's a suggestion to improve the test:

test("Login Test", async ({ page }) => {
  await page.goto("http://localhost:3000");
  await page.waitForURL("http://localhost:3000/login");
  await expect(page).toHaveURL("http://localhost:3000/login");
  await expect(page.getByRole("button", { name: "Connect" })).toBeVisible();
  await page.getByRole("button", { name: "Connect" }).click();
  await page.waitForURL("http://localhost:3000/graph");
  await expect(page).toHaveURL("http://localhost:3000/graph");
});
app/components/ui/combobox.tsx

60-66: Improve handelDelete function name and logic.

The function name handelDelete appears to be a typo. Consider renaming it to handleDelete. Additionally, ensure that the function gracefully handles scenarios where setOptions is not provided.

- const handelDelete = (option: string) => {
+ const handleDelete = (option: string) => {
  if (!setOptions) {
    console.warn("setOptions not provided");
    return;
  }
  setOptions(prev => prev.filter(name => name !== option));
  if (selectedValue !== option) return;
  setSelectedValue("");
  setOpenDialog(false);
}
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  const handleDelete = (option: string) => {
    if (!setOptions) {
      console.warn("setOptions not provided");
      return;
    }
    setOptions(prev => prev.filter(name => name !== option));
    if (selectedValue !== option) return;
    setSelectedValue("");
    setOpenDialog(false);
  }
app/schema/SchemaCreateElement.tsx

96-99: Fix typographical error in handelLabelCancel function name.

The function name handelLabelCancel contains a typographical error. It should be handleLabelCancel.

- const handelLabelCancel = () => {
+ const handleLabelCancel = () => {
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  const handleLabelCancel = () => {
    setLabel("")
    setLabelEditable(false)
  }

101-104: Fix typographical error in handelCancel function name.

The function name handelCancel contains a typographical error. It should be handleCancel.

- const handelCancel = () => {
+ const handleCancel = () => {
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  const handleCancel = () => {
    setNewValue("")
    setEditable("")
  }

83-94: Fix typographical error in handelOnCreate function name.

The function name handelOnCreate contains a typographical error. It should be handleOnCreate.

- const handelOnCreate = async () => {
+ const handleOnCreate = async () => {
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  const handleOnCreate = async () => {
    if (!label && !type) {
      Toast("Please fill the label")
      return
    }
    const ok = await onCreate(attributes, label)
    if (!ok) return
    setAttributes([])
    setAttribute(emptyAttribute())
    setLabel("")
    setLabelEditable(false)
  }

37-55: Fix typographical error in handelAddAttribute function name.

The function name handelAddAttribute contains a typographical error. It should be handleAddAttribute.

- const handelAddAttribute = (e: React.KeyboardEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => {
+ const handleAddAttribute = (e: React.KeyboardEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => {
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  const handleAddAttribute = (e: React.KeyboardEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => {
    if (e.code === "Escape") {
      e.preventDefault()
      setAttribute(emptyAttribute())
      return
    }

    if (e.key !== 'Enter') return

    e.preventDefault()
    if (!newKey || !attribute[0] || !attribute[1]) {
      Toast('Please fill all the fields')
      return
    }

    setAttributes(prev => [...prev, [newKey ,attribute]])
    setAttribute(emptyAttribute())
    setNewKey("")
  }

57-81: Fix typographical error in handelSetAttribute function name.

The function name handelSetAttribute contains a typographical error. It should be handleSetAttribute.

- const handelSetAttribute = (e: React.KeyboardEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => {
+ const handleSetAttribute = (e: React.KeyboardEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => {
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  const handleSetAttribute = (e: React.KeyboardEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => {
    if (e.code === "Escape") {
      e.preventDefault()
      setNewValue("")
      setEditable("")
      return
    }

    if (e.key !== 'Enter') return

    e.preventDefault()

    if (!newValue) {
      Toast("Please fill the field")
      return
    }

    setAttributes(prev => {
      const p = prev
      const [index, i] = editable.split("-").map((v) => parseInt(v, 10))
      p[index][i] = newValue
      return p
    })
    setNewValue("")
  }
app/graph/toolbar.tsx

37-41: Fix typo in function name.

The function handelDeleteElement should be renamed to handleDeleteElement for consistency and readability.

-    const handelDeleteElement = async () => {
+    const handleDeleteElement = async () => {
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    const handleDeleteElement = async () => {
        if (!onDeleteElement) return
        await onDeleteElement()
        setDeleteOpen(false)
    }

@Anchel123 Anchel123 requested a review from AviAvni August 15, 2024 12:39
@AviAvni AviAvni merged commit b65ba6c into staging Aug 18, 2024
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@AviAvni AviAvni deleted the remove-empty-space-in-hos-and-port branch August 18, 2024 10:04
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remove white space in login on host / port
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