Fix #699 Enhance color management in graph view with toast notifications and i…

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Summary of Changes

This pull request addresses issue #699 by enhancing the color management in the graph view. The primary changes involve adding toast notifications for user feedback when adding or editing colors, and improving the user experience by providing visual cues and interactive elements for color manipulation. Specifically, it introduces an 'Add Color' feature with input validation, edit and cancel functionalities for existing colors, and disables editing while adding a new color to prevent conflicts.

Highlights

• Toast Notifications: Implemented toast notifications to provide feedback when a color is added or edited, improving the user experience.
• Add Color Functionality: Introduced a new feature to add custom colors to the graph, including input validation and visual representation of the new color.
• Edit Color Enhancement: Enhanced the color editing process with immediate visual updates, save and cancel options, and input focus for better usability.
• UX Improvements: Improved the user experience by disabling the edit button while adding a new color and providing clear visual cues during color manipulation.

Changelog

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• app/graph/View.tsx
  • Imported useToast hook from @/components/ui/use-toast to enable toast notifications (line 6).
  • Added isAddColor state variable to manage the 'Add Color' feature (line 20).
  • Initialized toast using the useToast hook (line 21).
  • Implemented handleAddColor function to add a new color to the colorsArr state and display a toast notification (lines 36-44).
  • Implemented handleEditColor function to update a color in the colorsArr state and display a toast notification (lines 46-54).
  • Implemented handleCancelEditColor function to reset the newColor and editable states (lines 56-58).
  • Implemented handleCancelAddColor function to reset the newColor state and set isAddColor to false (lines 61-63).
  • Modified the color display logic to use newColor for the background when editing (line 121).
  • Added handleEditColor and handleCancelEditColor to the respective buttons (lines 146, 152).
  • Added title and disabled props to the edit button to improve UX (lines 170-171).
  • Added a conditional rendering block for the 'Add Color' feature, including input and buttons (lines 181-213).
  • Modified the 'Add Color' button to set isAddColor to true when clicked (line 222).

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Code Review

The pull request enhances the color management in the graph view by adding toast notifications and improving the UX. The changes introduce new functionalities such as adding, editing, and canceling color selections. Overall, the code is well-structured and addresses the intended enhancements.

Merge Readiness

The code changes appear to be well-implemented and address the intended enhancements. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging. There are no CRITICAL or HIGH severity issues, so the pull request is likely ready to be merged after addressing the MEDIUM and LOW severity issues.