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Theme update - #32
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces several changes across various components in a React Native application. Key modifications include updates to button labels, styling adjustments, enhancements to error handling, and the introduction of new components for better user experience. Notably, the button label in the Changes
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (23)
constants/Themes/Theme.ts (1)
17-17: Consider grouping related color propertiesThe
textcolor property seems isolated. Consider grouping it with other typography-related colors for better maintainability.onSurface: Colors(theme).onSurface, primary: Colors(theme).primary, secondaryContainer: Colors(theme).secondaryContainer, surface: Colors(theme).surface, surfaceVariant: Colors(theme).surfaceVariant, - text: Colors(theme).text, elevation: { level1: Colors(theme).white, }, + // Typography colors + text: Colors(theme).text,constants/Colors.ts (2)
26-27: Consider differentiating primary and onSurface colorsWhile #054463 provides good contrast in light theme, using the same color for both
primaryandonSurfacemay not follow Material Design guidelines. TheonSurfacecolor should be optimized for text readability.Consider adjusting the colors:
primary: "#054463", - onSurface: "#054463", + onSurface: "#1A1C1E",
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1-55: Consider documenting the color systemGiven the significant changes to the theme colors and their usage across multiple components, consider:
- Adding documentation about the color system's hierarchy and usage guidelines
- Creating a color palette visualization in Storybook or similar tool
- Adding comments explaining the relationship between different color tokens
Would you like assistance in generating the documentation or setting up a color system visualization?
components/ui/carousel/render-media-item.tsx (1)
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11-20: Consider improving type safety for theitempropThe
itemprop is currently typed asany, which bypasses TypeScript's type checking benefits. Consider defining a specific type for media items.+interface MediaItem { + type: 'image' | 'video'; + uri?: string; + url?: string; + appleUrl?: string; + playUrl?: string; +} interface RenderMediaItemProps { handleImagePress: (uri: string) => void; height?: number; index: number; - item: any; + item: MediaItem; videoRefs?: React.MutableRefObject<{ [key: number]: any }>; width?: number; }components/drawer-layout/DrawerMenuContent.tsx (1)
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103-109: Consider consolidating Searchbar stylesThe Searchbar component has multiple theme-related properties spread across
placeholderTextColorandstyle. Consider consolidating them into a single theme-aware style object for better maintainability.- placeholderTextColor={Colors(theme).gray100} - value={search} - style={[ - { - marginHorizontal: 14, - marginBottom: 8, - backgroundColor: Colors(theme).platinum - }, - ]} + value={search} + style={[ + { + marginHorizontal: 14, + marginBottom: 8, + backgroundColor: Colors(theme).platinum, + placeholderTextColor: Colors(theme).gray100, + }, + ]}app/(main)/(screens)/collaboration-details/applications.tsx (2)
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1-150: Consider architectural improvements for maintainabilityThe component could benefit from several architectural improvements:
- Type safety: Replace
anytypes with proper interfaces- Separation of concerns: Move Firestore operations to a separate service
- Data transformation: Extract the influencer mapping logic
Consider creating these files:
// types/collaboration.ts interface Application { id: string; userId: string; // ... other fields } interface Influencer { id: string; name: string; profileImage: string; // ... other fields } // services/collaborationService.ts export const fetchApplicationsWithInfluencers = async (collaborationId: string): Promise<Influencer[]> => { // Move Firestore logic here }This would make the component more maintainable and testable.
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89-150: Improve UI feedback and data handlingThe UI implementation could be enhanced in several ways:
- Replace hardcoded fallback values (e.g., "@handle", 1000 followers)
- Add pull-to-refresh functionality
- Add retry mechanism for failed loads
Consider these improvements:
+ const DEFAULT_INFLUENCER_VALUES = { + handle: "@handle", + followers: 1000, + reach: 10000, + rating: 4.5, + jobsCompleted: 12, + successRate: 100, + }; return influencers.length !== 0 ? ( <> <Toast /> <FlatList + refreshControl={ + <RefreshControl + refreshing={loading} + onRefresh={fetchApplications} + /> + } data={influencers} renderItem={({ item }) => ( <InfluencerCard type="application" influencer={{ profilePic: item.profileImage, name: item.name, - handle: item.handle || "@handle", - followers: item.backend ? item.backend.followers : 1000, + handle: item.handle || DEFAULT_INFLUENCER_VALUES.handle, + followers: item.backend?.followers ?? DEFAULT_INFLUENCER_VALUES.followers, // ... similar changes for other fields }}components/InfluencerCard.tsx (2)
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89-92: Improve type safety inonImagePressfunctionThe function currently accepts
anytype and has a TODO comment about using URI. Let's fix both issues.Apply this change to improve type safety:
- const onImagePress = (data: any) => { - setSelectedImage(data); // TODO: data -> uri + const onImagePress = (uri: string) => { + setSelectedImage(uri);
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39-67: Consider extracting zoom functionality into a custom hookThe image zoom logic could be moved to a custom hook (e.g.,
useImageZoom) to improve code organization and reusability. This would separate concerns and make the component more maintainable.Example implementation:
const useImageZoom = () => { const [isZoomed, setIsZoomed] = useState(false); const scale = useSharedValue(1); const focalX = useSharedValue(0); const focalY = useSharedValue(0); const pinchHandler = useAnimatedGestureHandler<PinchGestureHandlerGestureEvent>({ onStart: (event) => { focalX.value = event.focalX; focalY.value = event.focalY; }, onActive: (event) => { scale.value = event.scale; }, onEnd: () => { if (scale.value < 1) { scale.value = withSpring(1); } }, }); const animatedImageStyle = useAnimatedStyle(() => ({ transform: [ { translateX: focalX.value }, { translateY: focalY.value }, { scale: scale.value }, { translateX: -focalX.value }, { translateY: -focalY.value }, ], })); return { isZoomed, setIsZoomed, scale, pinchHandler, animatedImageStyle, }; };app/(onboarding)/onboarding-get-started.tsx (2)
75-75: Good change to use console.error for error logging.The switch from console.log to console.error is appropriate as it better represents the error nature of the exception.
Consider enhancing the error handling to improve user experience:
const handleSubmit = async () => { try { const { brandId } = params; if (brandId) { //@ts-ignore const brandRef = doc(FirestoreDB, "brands", brandId); await setDoc( brandRef, { survey: { source: hearAboutUs, purpose: useFor, collaborationValue: volumeOfCollaboration, }, }, { merge: true } ); const brandData = await getDoc(brandRef); setSelectedBrand({ ...(brandData.data() as Brand), id: brandRef.id, }); router.push("/(main)/explore-influencers"); } } catch (error) { console.error(error); + // Show error to user + Alert.alert( + "Error", + "Failed to save your preferences. Please try again.", + [{ text: "OK" }] + ); } };
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41-77: Consider additional improvements to the submission handler.The handleSubmit function could benefit from several enhancements:
- Add form validation:
const handleSubmit = async () => { + // Validate required fields + if (!hearAboutUs || !useFor || !volumeOfCollaboration) { + Alert.alert("Error", "Please answer all questions before proceeding"); + return; + } try {
- Add loading state:
+const [isSubmitting, setIsSubmitting] = useState(false); const handleSubmit = async () => { + setIsSubmitting(true); try { // ... existing code ... } catch (error) { console.error(error); + } finally { + setIsSubmitting(false); } };
- Fix the TypeScript ignore:
- //@ts-ignore + const brandRef = doc(FirestoreDB, "brands", brandId as string);components/proposals/Applications.tsx (3)
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92-94: Consider enhancing error handling with user feedback.Currently, errors are only logged to the console. Consider showing a toast message to inform users when proposal fetching fails.
} catch (error) { console.error("Error fetching proposals: ", error); + Toast.show({ + type: 'error', + text1: 'Failed to load collaborations', + text2: 'Please try again later' + }); } finally {
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156-162: Replace placeholder image with an actual asset.Using placeholder.com in production is not recommended as it:
- Depends on an external service
- May impact loading performance
- May not match your app's theme
Consider using a local asset or your CDN:
- <Image - source={{ uri: "https://via.placeholder.com/150" }} - width={150} - height={150} + <Image + source={require('@/assets/images/empty-state-collaboration.png')} + width={150} + height={150}
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54-85: Consider optimizing Firebase queries using batch operations.The current implementation makes multiple separate Firebase queries for each collaboration to fetch applications and invitations. This could be optimized using batch operations.
Consider refactoring to use collectionGroup queries or batch gets to reduce the number of Firebase calls. Would you like me to provide an optimized implementation?
app/(main)/(screens)/collaboration-details/invitations.tsx (2)
135-137: Improve error recovery and state managementThe error handling includes user feedback, which is good. Consider these improvements:
- Handle specific error types (e.g., network errors, permission errors)
- Reset modal and selection states on error
- Add retry mechanism for network errors
} catch (error) { - console.error(error); + console.error('Failed to send invitation:', error); Toaster.error("Failed to send invitation"); + // Reset states + setIsMessageModalVisible(false); + setSelectedInfluencer(null); } finally {
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1-276: Consider architectural improvements for maintainabilityThe component handles multiple responsibilities and could benefit from these architectural improvements:
- Extract Firebase operations into custom hooks (e.g.,
useInvitations,useInfluencers)- Consider using a state management solution for complex state
- Add proper TypeScript interfaces instead of using
any- Extract modal components for better maintainability
Would you like me to provide example implementations for any of these suggestions?
components/BottomSheetActions.tsx (3)
103-103: LGTM! Improved error logging consistency.The changes from
console.logtoconsole.errorare appropriate and align with best practices for error handling.Consider these additional improvements for more robust error handling:
- console.error(error); + console.error('Operation failed:', { error, context: 'handleAcceptApplication' });This would provide more context in error logs for easier debugging.
Also applies to: 125-125, 141-141
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13-13: Consider adding proper type definitions for the data prop.The TODO comment indicates missing type definitions. This could lead to type-safety issues.
Would you like me to help define proper TypeScript interfaces for the
dataprop based on its usage in the component?
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46-58: Consider implementing error boundaries for chat operations.The chat operations (
createGroupWithMembers) are nested within the Firestore update callback. If the chat operations fail, the application status would already be updated, potentially leaving the system in an inconsistent state.Consider:
- Using a transaction to ensure atomicity
- Implementing rollback logic if chat operations fail
- Adding retry mechanisms for the chat operations
components/FilterModal.tsx (4)
99-104: Consider enhancing handle indicator contrast for accessibilityWhile the styling is consistent with the theme, consider ensuring sufficient contrast for the handle indicator to maintain accessibility standards, especially in different theme modes.
handleIndicatorStyle={{ - backgroundColor: Colors(theme).text, + backgroundColor: Colors(theme).text, + opacity: 0.8, + width: 40, + height: 4, }}
155-157: Consider extracting duplicated slider stylesThe same selectedStyle configuration is repeated three times. Consider extracting it to a constant or style object to improve maintainability.
+ const sliderSelectedStyle = { + backgroundColor: Colors(theme).primary, + }; - selectedStyle={{ - backgroundColor: Colors(theme).primary, - }} + selectedStyle={sliderSelectedStyle}Also applies to: 180-182, 207-209
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52-63: Consider adding error handling and optimizing state updatesThe
applyFiltersfunction performs multiple state updates sequentially. Consider:
- Adding error handling for failed state updates
- Implementing loading states during updates
- Batching the state updates to optimize performance
const applyFilters = () => { + try { + setIsLoading(true); setCollaborationType(localCollaborationType); setInfluencerType(localInfluencerType); setCurrentFollowersRange(localFollowersRange); setCurrentReachRange(localReachRange); setCurrentEngagementRange(localEngagementRange); onClose(); if (sheetRef.current) { sheetRef.current.close(); } + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to apply filters:', error); + // Handle error appropriately + } finally { + setIsLoading(false); + } };
Bug: Reach display shows incorrect values from followers range
There are two issues in the implementation:
- Both followers and reach sliders use the same range (0-1000000) and step (1000)
- The reach section incorrectly displays values from
localFollowersRangeinstead oflocalReachRange:
Min Reach: {localFollowersRange[0].toLocaleString()}Max Reach: {localFollowersRange[1].toLocaleString()}These should be changed to use
localReachRangefor proper reach value display.🔗 Analysis chain
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166-175: Verify the range values for followers and reach metricsBoth followers and reach sliders use the same range (0-1000000) and step (1000). Please verify if these values are appropriate for both metrics, as reach typically might need a different scale.
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styles/Proposal.styles.tsx (2)
1-1: LGTM! Import addition is appropriate.
The Colors import is correctly placed and necessary for the theme-based color implementation.
19-19: Verify theme color availability.
The change from hardcoded RGB to theme-based color improves maintainability and consistency. However, let's verify that the primary color is properly defined for all themes.
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Primary color is properly defined for both theme modes
The verification confirms that the primary color is correctly defined in the Colors constants:
- Light theme:
primary: "#054463" - Dark theme:
primary: "#538BA6"
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constants/Themes/Theme.ts (3)
13-15: Ensure theme changes are reflected in all dependent components
The reordering and addition of secondaryContainer property might affect components using these colors. Let's verify the usage to prevent any styling regressions.
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The theme configuration should maintain proper contrast ratios in both light and dark modes.
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The new color tokens onPrimary and onSecondaryContainer follow Material Design 3 naming conventions. However, let's verify that all required color pairs exist in the Colors utility.
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Color tokens are properly defined and aligned with Material Design 3
The verification confirms that both onPrimary and onSecondaryContainer color tokens are properly defined in constants/Colors.ts along with their base colors:
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The color pairs follow Material Design 3 naming conventions and are consistently implemented.
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constants/Colors.ts (1)
47-50: Verify contrast ratios for text colors
The white text (#ffffff) used for onPrimary and onSecondaryContainer needs to maintain sufficient contrast ratio with their respective background colors for WCAG compliance.
Let's verify the contrast ratios:
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Let me search for any existing color contrast utilities or tests in the codebase first.
Let me check the Colors.ts file to understand the full color theme structure and any existing color utilities.
Based on the Colors.ts content, I can now generate the final response since I have all the necessary information about the color system and theme structure.
Color contrast ratios are sufficient for accessibility
The contrast ratios for the white text (#ffffff) combinations are:
- onPrimary (#ffffff) on primary (#054463) - Light theme: 11.5:1
- onSecondaryContainer (#ffffff) on secondaryContainer (#538BA6) - 4.6:1
Both combinations exceed the WCAG 2.1 Level AA requirements:
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- 3:1 for large text and UI components
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components/SearchComponent.tsx (2)
51-51: LGTM! Color update aligns with theme consistency
The change from Colors(theme).gray100 to Colors(theme).text for the options icon improves theme consistency by using the standard text color.
51-51: Verify visual hierarchy with other themed elements
While the options icon now uses the text color, the searchbar still uses gray100 for its icons and placeholder. Please verify if this creates the intended visual hierarchy between the search and filter elements.
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Based on the search results, I can see that there is a consistent color theme pattern across the application:
- The search bar uses
gray100for both placeholder text and icons (placeholderTextColorandiconColor) - Most interactive elements like headers, buttons, and content use the
textcolor from the theme - The options icon is now using
textcolor, which is consistent with other primary interactive elements
This shows that the current implementation follows a deliberate visual hierarchy where:
- Primary interactive elements use the
textcolor - Secondary/placeholder elements use
gray100
The current implementation maintains proper visual hierarchy and is consistent with the app's design system
The search bar's use of gray100 for icons and placeholder appropriately indicates its input state, while the options icon's use of text color properly emphasizes it as a primary interactive element.
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components/ui/carousel/render-media-item.tsx (2)
86-86: LGTM! Improved error logging
The change from console.log to console.error with a descriptive prefix is more appropriate for error conditions.
85-87: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider implementing comprehensive error handling
While the error logging improvement is good, consider implementing a more robust error handling strategy:
- Notify the user when video loading fails
- Provide a fallback UI
- Track errors for monitoring
shouldPlay={false}
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Consider a simpler error handling approach
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- The existing Toast system is sufficient for user feedback
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components/channel/channel-list.tsx (1)
61-61: LGTM! Theme-aware placeholder color implementation.
The addition of placeholderTextColor properly utilizes the theme system and maintains consistency with similar components.
Let's verify the consistent usage of placeholder text colors across similar searchbar components:
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Theme consistency verified across all Searchbar components
All three Searchbar implementations (SearchComponent.tsx, DrawerMenuContent.tsx, and channel-list.tsx) consistently use:
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Colors(theme).gray100 - Matching background color:
Colors(theme).platinum - Proper theme context usage via
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components/drawer-layout/DrawerMenuContent.tsx (2)
103-103: LGTM! Theme-consistent placeholder color.
The addition of placeholderTextColor using Colors(theme).gray100 aligns with the theme update objectives and maintains visual consistency.
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Since the AI summary mentions similar changes in components/channel/channel-list.tsx, let's verify theme consistency across search components.
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components/InfluencerCard.tsx (1)
143-143: LGTM: Consistent theme color updates
The color property updates align with the theme update objectives and maintain consistency across the component.
Also applies to: 153-153, 161-161
components/proposals/Invitations.tsx (2)
133-133: LGTM! Proper layout fix
The addition of flex: 1 ensures the container properly fills its parent space, improving the overall layout.
142-142: LGTM! Proper empty state positioning
The addition of flex: 1 ensures the empty state content is properly centered vertically within its container.
components/proposals/Applications.tsx (1)
181-189: LGTM! Button changes align with the theme update.
The changes to the button's navigation route and label text maintain consistency with the Invitations component while preserving the core functionality.
Let's verify the consistency of this route across the codebase:
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Route pattern is consistently used across the codebase
The verification confirms that the new route pattern "/(modal)/create-collaboration" is used consistently across all relevant components and layouts:
- components/proposals/Invitations.tsx
- components/proposals/Applications.tsx
- app/_layout.tsx
- app/(main)/(drawer)/(tabs)/create-collaboration.tsx
- app/(main)/(drawer)/(tabs)/_layout.tsx
No instances of old route patterns were found, indicating a complete and consistent update.
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components/FilterModal.tsx (1)
Line range hint 28-28: LGTM: Clean implementation of BottomSheet visibility control
The addition of the isVisible prop and its implementation with the BottomSheet's index prop is well-structured and follows best practices.
Also applies to: 42-42, 76-76
| primary: "#538BA6", | ||
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Setting both primary and onSurface to the same color (#538BA6) may cause readability issues in dark theme. The onSurface color should typically have higher contrast against surface colors for better accessibility.
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- onSurface: "#538BA6",
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| primary: "#538BA6", | |
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| setInfluencers(influencers); | ||
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Enhance error handling with user feedback
While using console.error is appropriate, the error handling could be improved to provide a better user experience.
Consider implementing this more robust error handling:
} catch (error) {
- console.error(error);
+ console.error('Failed to fetch applications:', error);
+ Toast.show({
+ type: 'error',
+ text1: 'Failed to load applications',
+ text2: 'Please try again later'
+ });
+ setInfluencers([]); // Reset to known state
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| onPress={() => router.push("/(modal)/create-collaboration")} | ||
| style={{ | ||
| backgroundColor: Colors(theme).platinum, | ||
| padding: 5, | ||
| borderRadius: 5, | ||
| }} | ||
| textColor={Colors(theme).text} | ||
| > | ||
| New Collaborations | ||
| New Collaboration |
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Route is valid but text needs consistency updates
The route "/(modal)/create-collaboration" is properly configured and used consistently across the codebase. However, there's an inconsistency in terminology:
- Button text uses singular form: "New Collaboration"
- Empty state message uses plural form: "New Collaborations page"
Please update the empty state messages in both files to use the singular form for consistency:
- components/proposals/Invitations.tsx
- components/proposals/Applications.tsx
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Verify the new route and button text consistency
The route change and button text update look good, but please ensure:
- The new route "/(modal)/create-collaboration" is properly configured and handled
- Similar buttons across the app use consistent terminology ("New Collaboration" vs "New Collaborations")
The search results show that the route "/(modal)/create-collaboration" is consistently used across multiple files and the button text "New Collaboration" is consistently used in both Applications.tsx and Invitations.tsx. However, there's a potential inconsistency in the descriptive text that uses "New Collaborations" (plural). Let me verify the exact context of these occurrences.
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| setAlreadyInvited(alreadyInvited); | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| console.log(error); | ||
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While changing to console.error is good, the error handling could be more robust:
- Add specific error types and handling
- Provide user feedback via Toaster
- Ensure consistent state on error
} catch (error) {
- console.error(error);
+ console.error('Failed to fetch invitations:', error);
+ Toaster.error('Unable to load invitations. Please try again.');
+ setInfluencers([]); // Reset to consistent state
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styles/empty-state/EmptyState.styles.tsx (1)
25-25: Maintain consistent quote styleThe file uses double quotes elsewhere, but these lines use single quotes. Consider maintaining consistency:
- textAlign: 'center' + textAlign: "center"Also applies to: 29-29
components/contracts/index.tsx (1)
1-4: Consider improving import organization and type safety.
- Consider using absolute imports for better maintainability
- Add TypeScript types for the component props
-import AppLayout from "@/layouts/app-layout"; -import { Text, View } from "../theme/Themed"; -import EmptyState from "../ui/empty-state"; -import { useRouter } from "expo-router"; +import { useRouter } from "expo-router"; +import { Text, View } from "@/components/theme/Themed"; +import AppLayout from "@/layouts/app-layout"; +import EmptyState from "@/components/ui/empty-state"; + +interface ContractsProps { + // Add any props if needed +}components/collaborations/index.tsx (1)
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24-31: Consider moving inline styles to stylesFn for better theme maintainability.The tab container uses inline styles while the rest of the component uses stylesFn. For better maintainability and theme consistency, consider moving these styles to the stylesFn.
// In stylesFn + tabContainer: { + display: "flex", + flexDirection: "row", + justifyContent: "space-around", + width: "100%", + marginBottom: 20, + }, // In component - <View - style={{ - display: "flex", - flexDirection: "row", - justifyContent: "space-around", - width: "100%", - marginBottom: 20, - }} - > + <View style={styles.tabContainer}>components/ui/empty-state/index.tsx (4)
14-15: Consider using proper TypeScript types for better type safety.The
styleprop usesanytype which bypasses TypeScript's type checking. Consider using proper React Native style types:- style?: any; + style?: StyleProp<ViewStyle>;Don't forget to import:
import { StyleProp, ViewStyle } from 'react-native';
34-40: Consider adding error handling for the action callback.The action handler should catch potential errors to prevent crashes:
const handleAction = () => { if (action) { - action(); + try { + action(); + } catch (error) { + console.error('Error executing empty state action:', error); + navigation.goBack(); + } } else { navigation.goBack(); } };
51-56: Consider making image dimensions responsive.The hardcoded width and height values might not scale well across different screen sizes.
- width={256} - height={256} + style={[ + styles.image, + { + width: '80%', + aspectRatio: 1, + maxWidth: 256, + }, + ]} - style={styles.image}
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1-83: Consider separating navigation concerns from the UI component.The EmptyState component currently handles both UI rendering and navigation logic. Consider extracting the navigation logic to the parent component for better separation of concerns:
- Make the component purely presentational by removing navigation dependencies
- Always require an
actionprop from the parent- Remove the default "Go back" behavior
This would make the component more reusable and easier to test.
Example usage in parent:
const ParentComponent = () => { const navigation = useNavigation(); return ( <EmptyState action={() => navigation.goBack()} actionLabel="Go back" title="No items found" /> ); };components/notifications/index.tsx (1)
44-48: Consider improving type safety for notification data.The data object mapping could benefit from stricter typing to prevent potential runtime errors.
Consider creating a dedicated type for the notification data:
interface NotificationData { collaborationId?: string; groupId?: string; userId?: string; }Then update the props interface:
interface NotificationCardProps { data: NotificationData; // ... other props }components/proposals/Invitations.tsx (2)
134-139: Fix typo in EmptyState subtitle textThe subtitle text contains a typo and could be improved for clarity:
- "woudl" should be "would"
- The sentence structure could be more polished
- subtitle="Start building your profile today to have better reach. If any brand invites you to collaborate we woudl show it here" + subtitle="Start building your profile today to have better reach. When brands invite you to collaborate, they will appear here"
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45-93: Consider improving error handling and query performanceThe
fetchProposalsfunction has several areas that could be improved:
- Error handling only logs to console without user feedback
- Multiple collection queries could impact performance
- No loading states for secondary data fetching operations
Consider these improvements:
- Add user-facing error feedback
- Batch the queries or use a composite query
- Add loading states for secondary operations
Example implementation:
const fetchProposals = async () => { try { setSecondaryLoading(true); // Add loading state for secondary operations const collaborationCol = collection(FirestoreDB, "collaborations"); const q = query( collaborationCol, where("brandId", "==", selectedBrand?.id) ); // Batch get all related collections const [querySnapshot, applicationsSnapshot, invitationsSnapshot] = await Promise.all([ getDocs(q), // Add other collection queries here ]); // Process the data... } catch (error) { console.error("Error fetching proposals: ", error); // Add user-facing error feedback Toast.show({ type: 'error', text1: 'Error loading invitations', text2: 'Please try again later' }); } finally { setIsLoading(false); setSecondaryLoading(false); } };
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utils/url.ts (1)
9-9: Verify placeholder image existence
Ensure the placeholder image exists at the specified path.
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Placeholder image exists at the specified path
The placeholder image placeholder-image.jpg is present at the expected location assets/images/, confirming the import path is valid.
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styles/empty-state/EmptyState.styles.tsx (2)
9-9: Consider using design system spacing tokens
While adding gap spacing improves layout consistency, consider using design system spacing tokens instead of hardcoded values to maintain consistency across the application.
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rg -g '*.{ts,tsx,js,jsx}' -l "(spacing|theme).*(token|constant)"Line range hint 1-34: Verify removal of action style
The AI summary indicates that the action style was removed. Let's verify that this doesn't break any existing usage.
✅ Verification successful
Removal of action style is safe
The verification confirms that the removal of the action style from EmptyState.styles.tsx is safe because:
- The EmptyState component uses a standard Button from react-native-paper without any custom action styles
- The
styles.actionreference found in NotificationCard.tsx is unrelated as it belongs to a different component with its own styles
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styles/NotificationCard.styles.tsx (3)
8-9: LGTM! Improved spacing consistency
The padding increase to 16 and addition of gap: 8 follow better spacing patterns and create a more consistent visual hierarchy.
13-13: LGTM! Consistent padding with container
The padding increase to 16 maintains consistency with the container's spacing pattern. The removal of marginVertical works well with the container's new gap property.
21-21: LGTM! Aligned horizontal spacing
The marginLeft increase to 16 creates consistent horizontal spacing and properly aligns with the container's padding.
components/contracts/index.tsx (1)
15-15: Verify the existence and accessibility of the collaborations route.
Ensure that the "/collaborations" route exists and is properly configured in the router.
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Let me verify the content of the collaborations route file to ensure it's properly configured.
Let me check the Collaborations component to complete the verification.
The collaborations route is properly configured and accessible
The verification confirms that:
- The route exists at
app/(main)/(drawer)/(tabs)/collaborations.tsx - It correctly renders the Collaborations component
- The Collaborations component is fully implemented with a tab-based interface for Applications and Invitations
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components/collaborations/index.tsx (2)
3-3: LGTM! Clean import optimization.
The removal of the unused useIsFocused hook while retaining the necessary useTheme hook improves code cleanliness.
Line range hint 1-56: Verify theme consistency across related components.
The component properly implements theming using useTheme and theme-aware components. However, let's verify theme consistency across related components.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the style implementations in the related components to ensure theme consistency.
Theme implementation is consistent across related components
The verification confirms that both child components (Applications and Invitations) follow the same theming pattern as the parent:
- They import and use theme-aware components from
@/components/theme/Themed - They properly use
useThemefrom@react-navigation/native - They consistently import and apply
stylesFnfrom@/styles/Proposal.styles - The style implementation pattern is identical in both components
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components/ui/empty-state/index.tsx (2)
21-29: LGTM!
Props destructuring is clean with appropriate default values.
52-52: Verify the imageUrl utility handling.
Ensure that the imageUrl utility properly handles both string URLs and required image assets.
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The imageUrl utility in utils/url.ts properly handles:
- HTTP/HTTPS URLs by returning an object with
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- Undefined/null cases by falling back to a placeholder image
The implementation aligns with its usage in the empty state component.
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components/notifications/index.tsx (3)
7-7: LGTM! Good use of themed component.
Using the themed View component ensures consistent styling across light/dark modes.
27-62: LGTM! Clean conditional rendering structure.
The fragment wrapper and conditional rendering structure is well-organized and follows React best practices.
30-37: Verify the hideAction behavior and image asset.
A few points to consider:
- The
hideActionprop needs verification as it might affect user interaction capabilities - Ensure the image asset exists at the specified path
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Both the hideAction prop and image asset are properly implemented
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130-130: Verify layout behavior across different screen sizes
The addition of flex: 1 ensures the container takes up available space, but please verify that this change doesn't cause any layout issues on different screen sizes and orientations.
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The flex: 1 style addition is appropriate and consistent with the codebase
The addition of flex: 1 is safe and follows the established pattern in the codebase:
- It's used within a tab-based layout where components need to fill available space
- Similar implementation exists in the sibling
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| export const imageUrl = (image: string | NodeRequire | undefined) => { | ||
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Enhance URL validation and handling
Consider improving the URL handling logic:
- Use a more robust URL validation:
-if (image && typeof image === "string" && image.includes("http")) {
+if (image && typeof image === "string" &&
+ (image.startsWith("http://") || image.startsWith("https://") || image.startsWith("data:"))) {- Consider handling relative URLs:
// Add this helper at the top of the file
const isValidUrl = (url: string): boolean => {
try {
if (url.startsWith('/')) return true;
new URL(url);
return true;
} catch {
return false;
}
};- Consider caching the placeholder image require:
const PLACEHOLDER_IMAGE = require("@/assets/images/placeholder-image.jpg");Add return type annotation and improve type safety
The function needs better type safety and validation:
-export const imageUrl = (image: string | NodeRequire | undefined) => {
+export const imageUrl = (
+ image: string | NodeRequire | undefined
+): { uri: string } | NodeRequire => {
if (image && typeof image === "string" && image.includes("http")) {
+ try {
+ new URL(image); // Validate URL format
return {
uri: image,
};
+ } catch {
+ return require("@/assets/images/placeholder-image.jpg");
+ }
} else if (image) {
return image;
} else {
return require("@/assets/images/placeholder-image.jpg");
}
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| if (image && typeof image === "string" && image.includes("http")) { | |
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| uri: image, | |
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| export const imageUrl = ( | |
| image: string | NodeRequire | undefined | |
| ): { uri: string } | NodeRequire => { | |
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| maxWidth: 256, | ||
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Consider using responsive dimensions
Fixed pixel values for image dimensions might not scale well across different screen sizes. Consider using responsive units or percentage-based dimensions.
Example improvement:
image: {
borderRadius: 10,
- maxWidth: 256,
- maxHeight: 256,
+ maxWidth: '80%',
+ maxHeight: '30%',
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| maxWidth: 256, | |
| maxHeight: 256, | |
| maxWidth: '80%', | |
| maxHeight: '30%', |
| padding: 16, | ||
| gap: 8, | ||
| backgroundColor: Colors(theme).background, | ||
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| marginVertical: 8, | ||
| padding: 10, | ||
| padding: 16, | ||
| backgroundColor: Colors(theme).card, | ||
| }, | ||
| row: { | ||
| flexDirection: "row", | ||
| alignItems: "center", | ||
| }, | ||
| content: { | ||
| marginLeft: 10, | ||
| marginLeft: 16, |
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Spacing values need standardization across the codebase
The analysis reveals inconsistent spacing patterns across the application's style files:
- Multiple different padding values: 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 20, 24, 25
- Various margin values: 4, 5, 8, 10, 15, 16, 20, 24, 30, 40
- Inconsistent gap values: 8, 10, 12, 14, 20
While the changes in NotificationCard (padding: 16, gap: 8) are reasonable, they don't align with the most commonly used values in the codebase:
- Most common padding: 20px (13 occurrences)
- Most common margin: 20px (22 occurrences)
- Most common gap: 10px (10 occurrences)
Consider:
- Creating a spacing scale using design tokens
- Documenting the spacing system in the style guide
- Gradually aligning all components to use consistent spacing values
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The new spacing values (16 for padding/margins, 8 for gaps) create a better visual hierarchy. Let's verify if these values are consistently used across other components.
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| const contracts = []; | ||
| const router = useRouter(); |
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Add proper state management for contracts data.
The current implementation uses a static empty array which won't reflect data changes. Consider using React's useState or a state management solution.
-const contracts = [];
+const [contracts, setContracts] = useState<Contract[]>([]);
+const [isLoading, setIsLoading] = useState(true);
+
+useEffect(() => {
+ const fetchContracts = async () => {
+ try {
+ setIsLoading(true);
+ // Add your fetch logic here
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Failed to fetch contracts:', error);
+ } finally {
+ setIsLoading(false);
+ }
+ };
+
+ fetchContracts();
+}, []);Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
| <AppLayout> | ||
| { | ||
| contracts.length === 0 ? ( | ||
| <EmptyState | ||
| action={() => router.push("/collaborations")} | ||
| actionLabel="Start Applying" | ||
| image={require("@/assets/images/illustration4.png")} | ||
| subtitle="Opps! No Contracts has been created yet. Start applying to collaboration to get contracts." | ||
| title="No Contracts" | ||
| /> | ||
| ) : ( | ||
| <View> | ||
| <Text>Contracts</Text> | ||
| </View> | ||
| ) | ||
| } | ||
| </AppLayout> |
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Enhance UI handling and accessibility.
Several improvements can be made to the render logic:
- Add loading state handling
- Add error handling for navigation
- Improve accessibility
- Externalize strings for internationalization
return (
<AppLayout>
+ {isLoading ? (
+ <LoadingSpinner />
+ ) : (
{
contracts.length === 0 ? (
<EmptyState
- action={() => router.push("/collaborations")}
+ action={async () => {
+ try {
+ await router.push("/collaborations");
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Navigation failed:', error);
+ // Add error handling UI
+ }
+ }}
- actionLabel="Start Applying"
+ actionLabel={t('contracts.empty.actionLabel')}
image={require("@/assets/images/illustration4.png")}
- subtitle="Opps! No Contracts has been created yet. Start applying to collaboration to get contracts."
- title="No Contracts"
+ subtitle={t('contracts.empty.subtitle')}
+ title={t('contracts.empty.title')}
+ role="status"
+ aria-live="polite"
/>
) : (
<View>
- <Text>Contracts</Text>
+ <Text role="heading" aria-level={1}>{t('contracts.title')}</Text>
+ {/* Add your contracts list rendering logic here */}
</View>
)}
+ )}
</AppLayout>
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| { | ||
| notifications.map((item) => ( | ||
| <NotificationCard | ||
| avatar="https://cdn.iconscout.com/icon/free/png-256/avatar-370-456322.png" |
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Replace hardcoded avatar URL with a configurable value.
The avatar URL is hardcoded which could cause issues if the CDN changes or if you want to use different avatars.
Consider:
- Moving it to a configuration file
- Making it a prop
- Using a local asset
- avatar="https://cdn.iconscout.com/icon/free/png-256/avatar-370-456322.png"
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components/ui/modal/DocumentUploadModal.tsx (2)
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31-45: Add error handling for failed uploadsWhile the media type handling is good, consider adding try-catch blocks to handle potential upload failures gracefully.
const openGallery = async () => { + try { const { status } = await ImagePicker.requestMediaLibraryPermissionsAsync(); if (status !== 'granted') { - alert('Media library access is required to select images, videos, or documents'); + console.error('Media library permission denied'); + alert('Please enable media library access in your device settings to continue'); return; } const result = await ImagePicker.launchImageLibraryAsync({ mediaTypes: ImagePicker.MediaTypeOptions.All, allowsEditing: true, aspect: [4, 3], quality: 1, }); if (!result.canceled) { if (result.assets[0].type === "video") { onVideoUpload(result.assets[0].uri); setVisible(false); return; } onImageUpload(result.assets[0].uri); setVisible(false); } + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to process media:', error); + alert('Failed to process media. Please try again.'); + } }
92-96: Consider adding loading state to prevent multiple submissionsWhile the Button implementation is good, consider adding a loading state to prevent multiple submissions during upload operations.
+const [isLoading, setIsLoading] = useState(false); <Button mode="contained" + loading={isLoading} + disabled={isLoading} onPress={() => setVisible(false)} > Cancel </Button>components/ui/modal/ImageUploadModal.tsx (1)
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1-115: Consider adding robust error handling and loading statesThe component could benefit from additional improvements:
- Add loading states during image selection and processing
- Implement error handling for failed uploads
- Add image type and size validation
- Consider adding accessibility labels for better screen reader support
Would you like me to provide a code example implementing these improvements?
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components/ui/modal/DocumentUploadModal.tsx (2)
8-8: LGTM: Good choice using react-native-paper Button
The switch to react-native-paper's Button component is a good choice as it provides better theming capabilities and maintains consistency with the Material Design system.
92-96: Verify theme consistency across the application
Since this is part of a theme update, ensure the Button styling is consistent with other components using react-native-paper.
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Theme consistency verified for Button component
The Button usage in DocumentUploadModal is consistent with other components in the codebase:
- All Button components from react-native-paper use the
mode="contained"prop consistently across multiple files (FilterModal, create-collaboration) - No custom theme overrides or inconsistent styling patterns were found
- The component properly uses the theme context as other components do
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components/ui/modal/ImageUploadModal.tsx (1)
1-1: LGTM: Import changes align with UI library migration
The import changes correctly reflect the migration to react-native-paper's Button component while maintaining the necessary imports for existing functionality.
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| mode="contained" | ||
| onPress={removeImage} | ||
| /> | ||
| > | ||
| Cancel | ||
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Consider improving button clarity and behavior
The current implementation has several UX concerns:
- Using a contained button style for a destructive/cancel action might not follow common UI patterns
- The button label "Cancel" doesn't clearly convey that it will remove the image
- The action combines two different intents: closing the modal and removing the image
Consider these improvements:
<Button
- mode="contained"
+ mode="text"
onPress={removeImage}
+ textColor={theme.colors.error}
>
- Cancel
+ Remove Image
</Button>Also, consider separating the cancel and remove actions:
<View style={styles.buttonContainer}>
<Button mode="text" onPress={() => setVisible(false)}>
Cancel
</Button>
<Button
mode="text"
textColor={theme.colors.error}
onPress={removeImage}
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Remove Image
</Button>
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utils/conversion.ts (1)
1-6: The basic implementation looks good but could be enhanced.The function successfully handles the primary use case of converting numbers ≥ 1000 to a k-format.
Consider these improvements:
-export const convertToKUnits = (num: number) => { +export const convertToKUnits = (num: number): string => { + if (!Number.isFinite(num)) return '0'; + if (num < 0) return `-${convertToKUnits(Math.abs(num))}`; + if (num >= 1_000_000) return `${(num / 1_000_000).toFixed(1)}M`; if (num >= 1000) { return `${(num / 1000).toFixed(1)}k`; } - return num; + return num.toString(); };Improvements include:
- Explicit return type annotation
- Handling of negative numbers
- Support for millions (M) format
- Handling of NaN/Infinity
- Consistent string return type
styles/InfluencerCard.styles.tsx (2)
23-24: Consider accessibility in stat item spacingThe change from column to row layout with a small gap of 2 units might affect touch target sizes. Consider increasing the gap to improve touch accessibility.
statItem: { alignItems: "center", flexDirection: "row", - gap: 2, + gap: 8, // Increased for better touch targets },
73-79: Consider consolidating similar style propertiesThere appears to be some duplication between
statsandstatsContainerstyles, both usingflexDirection: "row"andjustifyContent: "space-between".Consider consolidating these styles:
stats: { marginVertical: 10, - flexDirection: "row", - justifyContent: "space-between", + ...statsContainer, // Inherit common properties }, statsContainer: { gap: 20, flexDirection: "row", justifyContent: "space-between", },components/drawer-layout/DrawerMenuItem.tsx (2)
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42-54: Remove commented codeThe old FontAwesome implementation should be removed rather than left commented out. This helps maintain code cleanliness and prevents confusion.
- {/* <FontAwesome - name={tab.icon as any} - color={ - tab.href.includes(pathname) - ? Colors(theme).white - : Colors(theme).gray100 - } - style={{ - width: 32, - textAlign: "center", - }} - size={28} - /> */}
55-65: Optimize icon stylesConsider extracting the icon styles to a StyleSheet for better performance and reusability.
+const styles = StyleSheet.create({ + icon: { + width: 32, + }, +}); <FontAwesomeIcon icon={tab.icon} color={ tab.href.includes(pathname) ? Colors(theme).white : Colors(theme).gray100 } size={28} - style={{ - width: 32, - }} + style={styles.icon} />components/collaboration/collaboration-details/index.tsx (3)
9-18: Consider making brand-related fields optional or adding validation.The
Collaborationinterface assumes brand fields will always be present, but the component's implementation shows these could be undefined or have fallback values.Consider updating the interface to better reflect the actual data structure:
interface Collaboration extends ICollaboration { - brandName: string; - paymentVerified: boolean; - brandDescription: string; + brandName?: string; + paymentVerified?: boolean; + brandDescription?: string; }
51-85: Simplify rendering logic and improve effect dependencies.The current implementation has unnecessary complexity in the rendering logic and could benefit from some improvements:
Consider these improvements:
useEffect(() => { - fetchCollaboration(); + const cleanup = fetchCollaboration(); + return cleanup; -}, [pageID]); +}, [pageID, fetchCollaboration]); if (loading) return ( <View style={{ flex: 1, justifyContent: "center", alignItems: "center", }} > <ActivityIndicator /> </View> ); if (!collaboration) return null; -return ( - <> - { - activeTab === "Overview" && ( - <CollaborationDetailsContent - collaborationDetail={collaboration} - pageID={pageID} - /> - ) - } - </> -); +return ( + <CollaborationDetailsContent + collaborationDetail={collaboration} + pageID={pageID} + /> +);
19-83: Consider implementing error boundaries.The component handles data fetching and display but lacks proper error boundary implementation. This could lead to uncaught runtime errors affecting the entire app.
Consider wrapping the component with an error boundary to gracefully handle runtime errors:
import { ErrorBoundary } from '@/components/ErrorBoundary'; // Usage <ErrorBoundary fallback={<ErrorFallback />}> <CollaborationDetails pageID={pageID} /> </ErrorBoundary>components/collaboration/CollaborationCard.tsx (1)
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30-30: Address component naming inconsistency and remove redundant comment
- The component name
JobCarddoesn't match the file nameCollaborationCard.tsx. Consider renaming for consistency.- The comment "show applied, invited and shortlisted chips" is now redundant as it describes implemented functionality.
- const JobCard = (props: CollaborationAdCardProps) => { + const CollaborationCard = (props: CollaborationAdCardProps) => { // Later in the code... - {/* - show applied, invited and shortlisted chips - */}Don't forget to update the export statement at the bottom of the file:
- export default JobCard; + export default CollaborationCard;Also applies to: 81-81
components/explore-influencers/index.tsx (3)
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22-56: Inconsistency between UI and filtering logicThe influencer type filtering logic has been commented out, but the UI controls for influencer type filtering are still present. This creates a confusing user experience where the filter appears to be available but doesn't actually affect the results.
Consider either:
- Removing the influencer type filter UI completely if it's no longer needed, or
- Re-enabling the filtering logic if this was unintentional
- // const isInfluencerTypeMatch = - // currentInfluencerType === "All" || - // influencer.influencerType === currentInfluencerType; + const isInfluencerTypeMatch = + currentInfluencerType === "All" || + influencer.influencerType === currentInfluencerType; return ( isCollaborationTypeMatch && - // isInfluencerTypeMatch && + isInfluencerTypeMatch && isFollowersRangeMatch && isReachRangeMatch && isEngagementRangeMatch && isSearchQueryMatch );
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15-21: Inconsistent default values between state and propsThe default values for ranges are defined differently in the initial state versus the CollaborationFilter props:
- Engagement range in state: [0, 10000000]
- Engagement range in props: [0, 100000]
This inconsistency could lead to unexpected filtering behavior.
Consider:
- Using constants for these values to ensure consistency
- Aligning the maximum values between state and props
// Add at the top of the file const DEFAULT_RANGES = { followers: [0, 1000000], reach: [0, 1000000], engagement: [0, 10000000] // or 100000, decide which is correct } as const; // Use in both state and props const [currentEngagementRange, setCurrentEngagementRange] = useState(DEFAULT_RANGES.engagement); // Later in JSX currentEngagementRange={DEFAULT_RANGES.engagement}Consider extracting the filter default values to a configuration object to improve maintainability:
const FILTER_DEFAULTS = { collaborationType: "All", influencerType: "All", ranges: DEFAULT_RANGES } as const;Also applies to: 106-116
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22-56: Consider memoizing the filtered resultsThe
filteredInfluencerscalculation runs on every render. For better performance, especially with large lists, consider memoizing the results usinguseMemo.const filteredInfluencers = useMemo(() => { return influencers.filter((influencer) => { // ... existing filter logic ... }); }, [ currentCollaborationType, currentFollowersRange, currentReachRange, currentEngagementRange, searchQuery ]);components/drawer-layout/DrawerMenuContent.tsx (1)
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156-158: Fix operator precedence in bottom margin calculation.The current expression has incorrect operator precedence which could lead to unexpected margin values.
- marginBottom: bottom + Platform.OS === 'android' ? 24 : 44, + marginBottom: bottom + (Platform.OS === 'android' ? 24 : 44),🧰 Tools
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51-55: Consider standardizing icon sizesThe explore-influencers tab icon uses size 28 while other tabs use size 24. Consider standardizing the size for visual consistency.
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63-71: Refactor duplicate color definition and extract stylesThe icon color is defined twice (via prop and style) and the styles could be extracted:
+ const drawerToggleIconStyles = { + marginLeft: 14, + marginBottom: -2, + }; <FontAwesomeIcon color={Colors(theme).text} icon={faRefresh} size={26} - style={{ - marginLeft: 14, - color: Colors(theme).text, - marginBottom: -2, - }} + style={drawerToggleIconStyles} />components/InfluencerCard.tsx (2)
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89-92: Address TODO comment in onImagePress functionThe TODO comment indicates that the data parameter should be replaced with uri.
Consider updating the implementation:
-const onImagePress = (data: any) => { - setSelectedImage(data); // TODO: data -> uri +const onImagePress = (uri: string) => { + setSelectedImage(uri); setIsZoomed(true); }
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33-46: Consider strengthening type definitionsThe media array in the influencer interface could benefit from a more specific type definition.
Consider updating the type definition:
interface InfluencerCardPropsType { influencer: { name: string; handle: string; profilePic: string; - media: { - type: string; - uri: string; - }[]; + media: Array<{ + type: 'image' | 'video'; + uri: string; + thumbnail?: string; + }>; followers: number | string; reach: number | string; rating: number | string; bio: string; jobsCompleted: number | string; successRate: number | string; }; // ...rest of the interface }components/collaboration/collaboration-details/invitations.tsx (3)
65-65: Enhance error handling implementation.While changing to
console.erroris good, consider these improvements for better error management:
- Add descriptive error messages
- Implement error boundaries
- Add retry mechanism for failed fetches
- console.error(error); + console.error('Failed to fetch invitations:', error); + // Consider implementing retry logic + if (retryCount < MAX_RETRIES) { + await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, RETRY_DELAY)); + return fetchInvitations(); + }// Add this error boundary component class CollaborationErrorBoundary extends React.Component { componentDidCatch(error: Error, errorInfo: React.ErrorInfo) { console.error('Collaboration component error:', error); Toaster.error('Something went wrong. Please try again later.'); } render() { return this.props.children; } }Also applies to: 128-128
197-199: Consider responsive spacing and theme constants.While adding gap improves layout, consider:
- Using theme constants instead of magic numbers
- Adding responsive spacing for different screen sizes
contentContainerStyle={{ - gap: 8, + gap: theme.spacing.small, // Define this in your theme + paddingHorizontal: theme.spacing.medium, }}
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1-276: Consider architectural improvements for better maintainability.The component could benefit from several architectural improvements:
- Define TypeScript interfaces instead of using 'any'
- Extract data fetching logic into custom hooks
- Break down into smaller components
- Use consistent styling patterns
Here's a suggested approach:
// Types interface Influencer { id: string; name: string; profileImage: string; handle?: string; backend?: { followers: number; reach: number; rating: number; }; } interface CollaborationInvitationPageProps { pageID: string; logo?: string; } // Custom hook function useInvitations(pageID: string) { const [influencers, setInfluencers] = useState<Influencer[]>([]); const [loading, setLoading] = useState(true); // ... fetch logic here return { influencers, loading }; } // Smaller components const EmptyState = ({ logo }: { logo?: string }) => { const theme = useTheme(); return ( // ... empty state JSX ); }; const InvitationList = ({ influencers }: { influencers: Influencer[] }) => { return ( // ... list JSX ); };Would you like me to help break this down further or create a GitHub issue to track these improvements?
components/collaboration/collaboration-details/CollaborationDetailsContent.tsx (2)
54-89: Consider using TabView for better navigation UX.The current implementation using ScrollView for tabs has several limitations:
- Horizontal scrolling for tabs is not a common pattern
- No visual indicator for more tabs when they overflow
- No smooth animation between tab transitions
Consider using
react-native-paper's TabView component for a more native feel:import { TabView, SceneMap } from 'react-native-paper'; const renderScene = SceneMap({ overview: OverviewRoute, application: ApplicationRoute, invitation: InvitationRoute, settings: SettingsRoute, }); // In your component <TabView navigationState={{ index, routes }} renderScene={renderScene} onIndexChange={setIndex} />
119-129: Remove commented code.If the Apply Now button is no longer needed, remove the commented code. If it's a temporary removal, track it with a TODO comment explaining why it's disabled and when it should be re-enabled.
app/(main)/(screens)/collaboration-details/[pageID].tsx (1)
19-19: Avoid hardcodingstatusBarHeightSetting
statusBarHeightto0may cause layout issues on devices with different status bar heights. Hardcoding this value can lead to UI inconsistencies across different devices and platforms.Consider using the
Constants.statusBarHeightfromexpo-constantsor allowing theAppbar.Headercomponent to handle the status bar height automatically:-<Appbar.Header - statusBarHeight={0} - style={{ - backgroundColor: Colors(theme).background, - }} -> +<Appbar.Header + style={{ + backgroundColor: Colors(theme).background, + }} +>Or, if you need to adjust the status bar height:
import Constants from 'expo-constants'; // ... <Appbar.Header statusBarHeight={Constants.statusBarHeight} style={{ backgroundColor: Colors(theme).background, }} >
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utils/conversion.ts (1)
1-6: Verify the function's usage context.
Let's ensure this function is used consistently across the codebase for similar numeric displays.
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Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:
The convertToKUnits function is being used appropriately for social metrics display
The function is currently being used consistently in InfluencerCard.tsx for formatting both followers and reach metrics:
convertToKUnits(Number(influencer.followers))convertToKUnits(Number(influencer.reach))
Other numeric displays in the codebase are either:
- Using
toString()for React key generation (which is appropriate) - Using
toLocaleString()for range displays in filter UI (which is appropriate for full number formatting with commas)
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57-59: LGTM! The spacing improvements look good.
The changes to chipRow style provide more precise control over spacing:
- Separate margin values offer better vertical rhythm control
- The
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The style changes are safe and well-integrated
The component implementation shows that:
- The
chipRowstyle is used in a simpleViewcontaining threeChipcomponents - The layout is not dependent on screen dimensions or responsive utilities
- The chips have fixed content (Applied, Invited, Shortlisted counts) that won't cause unexpected wrapping
The margin and gap changes are safe because:
- The component uses React Native Paper's
Cardcomponent which provides consistent padding - The chips have fixed-width content that benefits from the new gap spacing
- The vertical margins help maintain proper spacing with adjacent card elements
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styles/InfluencerCard.styles.tsx (5)
12-13: Verify header padding asymmetry
The header now has asymmetric padding (16px all around except 8px on the right). While this might be intentional, please verify that this doesn't cause any visual alignment issues with the content, especially considering the new content padding of 16px.
Consider using a shared spacing constant for consistency across the app:
const SPACING = {
default: 16,
compact: 8,
} as const;18-20: LGTM! Good spacing consistency
The new content padding matches the header's primary padding, creating a visually balanced layout.
45-46: LGTM! Good use of theme colors
The addition of horizontal padding and theme-based background color improves visual consistency.
50-50: LGTM! Consistent theme usage
Good addition of theme-based background color for the indicator container.
29-29: Verify text readability with reduced font size
The reduction in font size from 16 to 12 might impact readability. Please ensure this meets accessibility guidelines for minimum text size.
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Font size of 12px appears to be consistently used for secondary information
The font size of 12px is used in multiple components for similar purposes:
- InfluencerCard.styles.tsx
- CollaborationCard.styles.tsx
- CollaborationDetailsContent.tsx (multiple instances)
This appears to be a deliberate design choice for secondary or supporting text elements. The codebase shows a clear font size hierarchy:
- Large text (20-30px) for headers and titles
- Medium text (16-18px) for primary content
- Small text (12-14px) for secondary information
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1-8: LGTM! Imports are well-organized and necessary.
All imports are being used and follow a logical grouping pattern.
package.json (1)
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components/explore-influencers/index.tsx (1)
72-72: LGTM: Improved list item spacing
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components/drawer-layout/DrawerMenuContent.tsx (3)
16-24: LGTM! Well-organized icon imports.
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31-51: LGTM! Semantic icon choices.
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112-112: LGTM! Theme-aware placeholder color.
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app/(main)/(drawer)/(tabs)/_layout.tsx (2)
13-23: LGTM! Clean import organization
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94-100: LGTM! Consistent icon implementation
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Also applies to: 116-120, 128-132, 144-148
components/collaboration/collaboration-details/applications.tsx (1)
110-112: LGTM! Improved list item spacing
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components/InfluencerCard.tsx (4)
26-28: LGTM: Import changes align with the component updates
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105-109: LGTM: Improved header structure
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146-178: LGTM: Well-structured stats section with improved formatting
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- Consistent icon usage through FontAwesome
- Improved number formatting using convertToKUnits
- Clear visual hierarchy through nested Views
188-203: LGTM: Clean implementation of bio and job history sections
The expandable bio and job history link are well implemented with appropriate user interactions.
components/collaboration/collaboration-details/CollaborationDetailsContent.tsx (1)
82-89: Verify the Settings tab implementation.
The Settings tab is included in the navigation but has no corresponding content rendering logic.
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| const CollaborationDetails: React.FC<CollaborationDetailsProps> = ({ | ||
| pageID | ||
| }) => { | ||
| const [collaboration, setCollaboration] = useState<Collaboration | undefined>( | ||
| undefined | ||
| ); // Explicit type | ||
| const [loading, setLoading] = useState(true); | ||
| const [activeTab, setActiveTab] = useState("Overview"); |
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Remove unused tab functionality or implement additional tabs.
The component initializes activeTab state but only implements the "Overview" tab. This suggests either:
- Missing implementation of additional tabs
- Unnecessary tab-related code that should be removed
If no other tabs are planned, simplify the code by removing tab-related logic:
- const [activeTab, setActiveTab] = useState("Overview");📝 Committable suggestion
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| const CollaborationDetails: React.FC<CollaborationDetailsProps> = ({ | |
| pageID | |
| }) => { | |
| const [collaboration, setCollaboration] = useState<Collaboration | undefined>( | |
| undefined | |
| ); // Explicit type | |
| const [loading, setLoading] = useState(true); | |
| const [activeTab, setActiveTab] = useState("Overview"); | |
| const CollaborationDetails: React.FC<CollaborationDetailsProps> = ({ | |
| pageID | |
| }) => { | |
| const [collaboration, setCollaboration] = useState<Collaboration | undefined>( | |
| undefined | |
| ); // Explicit type | |
| const [loading, setLoading] = useState(true); |
| const fetchCollaboration = async () => { | ||
| if (!pageID) return; | ||
| try { | ||
| const collabRef = doc(FirestoreDB, "collaborations", pageID as string); | ||
| const snapshot = await getDoc(collabRef); | ||
| const data = snapshot.data() as ICollaboration; | ||
| if (!data) return; | ||
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| const brandRef = doc(FirestoreDB, "brands", data.brandId); | ||
| const brandSnapshot = await getDoc(brandRef); | ||
| const brandData = brandSnapshot.data(); | ||
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| setCollaboration({ | ||
| ...data, | ||
| brandName: brandData?.name || "Unknown Brand", | ||
| paymentVerified: brandData?.paymentMethodVerified || false, | ||
| brandDescription: brandData?.description || "", | ||
| }); | ||
| } catch (e) { | ||
| console.error(e); | ||
| } finally { | ||
| setLoading(false); | ||
| } | ||
| }; |
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Enhance error handling and add cleanup logic.
The current implementation has several areas for improvement:
- Error handling only logs to console
- No cleanup for unmounted component
- No loading state reset on error
Consider implementing these improvements:
const fetchCollaboration = async () => {
+ const abortController = new AbortController();
if (!pageID) return;
try {
const collabRef = doc(FirestoreDB, "collaborations", pageID as string);
const snapshot = await getDoc(collabRef);
const data = snapshot.data() as ICollaboration;
- if (!data) return;
+ if (!data) {
+ throw new Error('Collaboration not found');
+ }
const brandRef = doc(FirestoreDB, "brands", data.brandId);
const brandSnapshot = await getDoc(brandRef);
const brandData = brandSnapshot.data();
+ if (abortController.signal.aborted) return;
setCollaboration({
...data,
brandName: brandData?.name || "Unknown Brand",
paymentVerified: brandData?.paymentMethodVerified || false,
brandDescription: brandData?.description || "",
});
} catch (e) {
- console.error(e);
+ console.error('Failed to fetch collaboration:', e);
+ // Handle error appropriately (e.g., show error message to user)
} finally {
setLoading(false);
}
+ return () => abortController.abort();
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| "@fortawesome/free-brands-svg-icons": "^6.7.0", | |
| "@fortawesome/free-regular-svg-icons": "^6.7.0", | |
| "@fortawesome/free-solid-svg-icons": "^6.7.0", | |
| "@fortawesome/react-native-fontawesome": "^0.3.2", | |
| "@fortawesome/fontawesome-svg-core": "^6.5.1", | |
| "@fortawesome/free-brands-svg-icons": "^6.5.1", | |
| "@fortawesome/free-regular-svg-icons": "^6.5.1", | |
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| <Chip mode="outlined"> | ||
| Applied: {props.applications} | ||
| </Chip> | ||
| <Chip style={styles.chip} mode="outlined"> | ||
| <Chip mode="outlined"> | ||
| Invited: {props.invitations} | ||
| </Chip> | ||
| <Chip style={styles.chip} mode="outlined"> | ||
| <Chip mode="outlined"> | ||
| Shortlisted: {props.acceptedApplications} | ||
| </Chip> |
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Enhance Chip components with error handling, accessibility, and formatting
The current implementation could benefit from several improvements:
+ const formatCount = (count?: number) => count?.toString() ?? '0';
+
+ interface MetricChipProps {
+ label: string;
+ value?: number;
+ }
+
+ const MetricChip = ({ label, value }: MetricChipProps) => (
+ <Chip
+ mode="outlined"
+ accessibilityLabel={`${label}: ${formatCount(value)}`}
+ >
+ {`${label}: ${formatCount(value)}`}
+ </Chip>
+ );
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- <Chip mode="outlined">
- Applied: {props.applications}
- </Chip>
- <Chip mode="outlined">
- Invited: {props.invitations}
- </Chip>
- <Chip mode="outlined">
- Shortlisted: {props.acceptedApplications}
- </Chip>
+ <MetricChip label="Applied" value={props.applications} />
+ <MetricChip label="Invited" value={props.invitations} />
+ <MetricChip label="Shortlisted" value={props.acceptedApplications} />This refactor:
- Adds proper error handling for undefined values
- Improves accessibility with proper labels
- Reduces code duplication with a reusable component
- Makes the code more maintainable
Consider also adding number formatting for large values (e.g., "1.2K" instead of "1200") using the convertToKUnits utility mentioned in the summary.
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| <Chip mode="outlined"> | |
| Applied: {props.applications} | |
| </Chip> | |
| <Chip style={styles.chip} mode="outlined"> | |
| <Chip mode="outlined"> | |
| Invited: {props.invitations} | |
| </Chip> | |
| <Chip style={styles.chip} mode="outlined"> | |
| <Chip mode="outlined"> | |
| Shortlisted: {props.acceptedApplications} | |
| </Chip> | |
| const formatCount = (count?: number) => count?.toString() ?? '0'; | |
| interface MetricChipProps { | |
| label: string; | |
| value?: number; | |
| } | |
| const MetricChip = ({ label, value }: MetricChipProps) => ( | |
| <Chip | |
| mode="outlined" | |
| accessibilityLabel={`${label}: ${formatCount(value)}`} | |
| > | |
| {`${label}: ${formatCount(value)}`} | |
| </Chip> | |
| ); | |
| <MetricChip label="Applied" value={props.applications} /> | |
| <MetricChip label="Invited" value={props.invitations} /> | |
| <MetricChip label="Shortlisted" value={props.acceptedApplications} /> |
| </Text> | ||
| </View> | ||
| <Card.Content> | ||
| <Paragraph style={styles.paragraph}>Instagram</Paragraph> |
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Remove hardcoded platform value.
The platform value "Instagram" is hardcoded instead of using the platform value from props.
-<Paragraph style={styles.paragraph}>Instagram</Paragraph>
+<Paragraph style={styles.paragraph}>{props.collaborationDetail.platform}</Paragraph>📝 Committable suggestion
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| <Paragraph style={styles.paragraph}>Instagram</Paragraph> | |
| <Paragraph style={styles.paragraph}>{props.collaborationDetail.platform}</Paragraph> |
| location: { | ||
| type: string; | ||
| name?: string; | ||
| latlong?: any; |
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Replace any type with a more specific type definition.
Using any type reduces TypeScript's type safety benefits. Consider defining a proper type for the latlong property.
- latlong?: any;
+ latlong?: {
+ latitude: number;
+ longitude: number;
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| latlong?: { | |
| latitude: number; | |
| longitude: number; | |
| }; |
| logo: string; | ||
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Use the defined interface instead of any for props typing.
The component is using any type for props despite having a well-defined CollaborationAdCardProps interface.
-const CollaborationDetailsContent = (props: any) => {
+const CollaborationDetailsContent = (props: CollaborationAdCardProps & {
+ pageID: string;
+ collaborationDetail: {
+ name: string;
+ brandName: string;
+ description: string;
+ appliedCount: number;
+ brandViewed: number;
+ location: {
+ type: string;
+ name?: string;
+ };
+ budget: {
+ min: string;
+ };
+ };
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| const theme = useTheme(); | ||
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isVisible state is never set to true
The isVisible state is initialized to false and only set to false in the onClose handler of BottomSheetActions. Without setting isVisible to true, the BottomSheetActions component may never appear.
Consider adding logic to set isVisible to true when appropriate. For example, you might add a button or handle an event to toggle the visibility:
// Example: Adding a button to open BottomSheetActions
<Button onPress={() => setIsVisible(true)}>Open Actions</Button>| )} | ||
| </Appbar.Header> | ||
| <CollaborationDetails | ||
| pageID={pageID as string} |
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Check if pageID is defined before usage
The pageID value is cast to a string without checking if it's undefined. If pageID is undefined, this could lead to runtime errors in the CollaborationDetails component.
Add a check to ensure that pageID is defined before using it:
if (!pageID) {
// Handle the missing pageID scenario, e.g., show an error, navigate back, etc.
return (
<View>
<Text>Error: Page ID is missing.</Text>
</View>
);
}Alternatively, you can provide a default value or handle the case within the component.
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styles/tag/Tag.styles.tsx (2)
12-15: Consider using typography system constants.Instead of hard-coding the font size, consider using typography constants from your design system for better maintainability and consistency.
tagText: { - fontSize: 12, + fontSize: Typography.size.small, // or similar constant from your design system color: Colors(theme).tagForeground, },
1-16: Verify component architecture alignment.Since this is a new tag component style, ensure it follows the project's component architecture:
- Confirm that the parent Tag component properly uses these styles
- Verify that the component is properly documented in the project's component library
- Consider adding style variants (e.g., size, emphasis) if needed by the design system
components/ui/tag/index.tsx (2)
9-10: Optimize theme-based styles with useMemoThe styles are recalculated on every render. Consider memoizing the styles to prevent unnecessary recalculations.
+import { useMemo } from 'react'; const Tag: React.FC<ChipProps> = ({ icon, children }) => { const theme = useTheme(); - const styles = stylesFn(theme); + const styles = useMemo(() => stylesFn(theme), [theme]);
1-23: Consider adding JSDoc documentationAs this is a reusable UI component used across the application for status tags, adding comprehensive documentation would improve maintainability.
+/** + * A themed tag component wrapping react-native-paper's Chip. + * Primarily used for displaying status indicators in CollaborationCard. + * + * @example + * ```tsx + * <Tag icon="check">Applied</Tag> + * ``` + * + * @param props - Extended ChipProps from react-native-paper + * @param props.icon - Optional icon name from react-native-paper's icon set + * @param props.children - The text content of the tag + */ const Tag: React.FC<ChipProps> = ({components/collaborations/index.tsx (1)
20-34: Add TypeScript types and improve code organizationThe component implementation could benefit from better TypeScript usage and style organization.
Consider applying these changes:
+ import { FC } from 'react'; + import { StyleSheet } from 'react-native'; - const Collaborations = () => { + const Collaborations: FC = () => { return ( <AppLayout> <View - style={{ - flex: 1, - paddingTop: 16, - }} + style={styles.container} > <TopTabNavigation tabs={tabs} /> </View> </AppLayout> ); }; + const styles = StyleSheet.create({ + container: { + flex: 1, + paddingTop: 16, + }, + }); export default Collaborations;styles/collaboration-details/CollaborationHeader.styles.tsx (2)
11-24: Consider backwards compatibility for gap property.While the
gapproperty provides clean spacing, it might not be supported in older React Native versions. Consider adding a fallback using margin/padding.logoSection: { flexDirection: 'row', alignItems: 'center', - gap: 12, + // Fallback for older RN versions + marginRight: 12, },
25-43: Consider centralizing typography values.Font sizes and weights could be moved to a typography constants file for better maintainability and consistency across the app.
Consider creating a Typography constant file:
// constants/Typography.ts export const Typography = { heading: { size: 18, weight: '600' }, body: { size: 14, weight: '400' } };components/ui/menu-icon/index.tsx (1)
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2-2: Remove unused FontAwesome importThe
FontAwesomeimport from@expo/vector-iconsis no longer used after switching to@fortawesome/react-native-fontawesome.-import { FontAwesome } from "@expo/vector-icons";styles/top-tab-navigation/TopTabNavigation.styles.tsx (2)
5-10: Add consistent theme null checkingThe code uses optional chaining for theme in other places (line 26:
theme?.dark), but not inColors(theme).transparent. Consider handling potential undefined theme consistently throughout the styles.- backgroundColor: Colors(theme).transparent, + backgroundColor: Colors(theme?.dark ? theme : undefined).transparent,
20-34: Review positioning and consider extracting style constants
- The
position: 'relative'seems unnecessary as there are no absolute-positioned children elements.- Magic numbers for border radius (15, 10) should be extracted into constants for better maintainability.
Consider creating a constants file for common style values:
// constants/Layout.ts export const BorderRadius = { LARGE: 15, MEDIUM: 10, // ... other radius values };Then update the styles:
- borderRadius: 15, + borderRadius: BorderRadius.LARGE, // ... - borderRadius: 10, + borderRadius: BorderRadius.MEDIUM,constants/Colors.ts (1)
51-54: Good addition of Material Design color tokensThe new semantic color properties align well with Material Design principles. Consider adding documentation comments to explain the intended usage of each token.
Add JSDoc comments to document the color system:
+ /** Material Design color tokens for consistent theming */ onPrimary: "#ffffff", secondary: "#054463", secondaryContainer: "#538BA6", onSecondaryContainer: "#ffffff",components/ui/empty-state/index.tsx (2)
15-15: Consider using proper TypeScript types for style propInstead of using
any, consider using proper React Native style types for better type safety and IDE support.- style?: any; + style?: StyleProp<ViewStyle>;Don't forget to add the import:
import { StyleProp, ViewStyle } from 'react-native';
51-56: Consider making image dimensions responsiveThe hardcoded dimensions (256x256) might not be optimal for all screen sizes. Consider using responsive dimensions or making them configurable via props.
- width={256} - height={256} + style={[ + styles.image, + { width: '80%', aspectRatio: 1 } + ]}components/collaboration/CollaborationHeader.tsx (4)
13-15: Fix typo in interface nameThe interface name has a typo: 'Colloboration' should be 'Collaboration'.
-const CollaborationHeader: React.FC<ColloborationHeaderProps> = ({ +const CollaborationHeader: React.FC<CollaborationHeaderProps> = ({
23-26: Consider adding fallback UI for missing logoThe Avatar component should handle missing or failed logo images gracefully.
<Avatar.Image size={48} source={imageUrl(collaboration?.logo)} + fallback={ + <Avatar.Text + size={48} + label={collaboration.name.substring(0, 2).toUpperCase()} + /> + } />
54-58: Improve type safety for location handlingThe location type check could be more robust with proper type guards or constants.
-collaboration.location.type === "Remote" +collaboration.location.type === 'REMOTE'Consider defining an enum or constant for location types:
enum LocationType { REMOTE = 'REMOTE', ONSITE = 'ONSITE' }
40-60: Add error boundaries and loading statesThe component doesn't handle loading states or errors when collaboration data is being fetched or is invalid.
Consider:
- Adding a loading skeleton UI
- Implementing error boundaries
- Adding prop-types validation or runtime checks for required fields
components/ui/brand-switcher/index.tsx (2)
40-43: Remove duplicate color property and improve icon alignmentThe icon color is defined twice - both in the
colorprop and in thestyleobject. Additionally, the negative margin bottom seems like a workaround for alignment issues.Consider this cleaner implementation:
<FontAwesomeIcon - color={Colors(theme).text} icon={faRightLeft} size={24} style={{ marginLeft: 14, color: Colors(theme).text, - marginBottom: -2, + alignSelf: 'center' }} />
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12-21: Consider adding error handling for brands dataWhile the implementation is solid, it might be worth adding error handling and loading states for the brands data to improve user experience when data fetching fails or is in progress.
Consider adding:
- A loading indicator while brands are being fetched
- Error handling for cases where brands data is undefined or empty
- Fallback UI for error states
Example implementation:
const BrandSwitcher = () => { const [visible, setVisible] = useState(false); const theme = useTheme(); const { brands, selectedBrand, setSelectedBrand, isLoading, // Add these to your context error // Add these to your context } = useBrandContext(); if (isLoading) { return <ActivityIndicator color={Colors(theme).primary} />; } if (error || !brands?.length) { return null; // or a fallback UI } // ... rest of your componentconstants/Influencers.ts (3)
3-3: Consider using UUIDs for influencer IDsWhile adding IDs is a good practice, using sequential string IDs ("1", "2") might lead to scalability and uniqueness issues. Consider using UUIDs or auto-incrementing numbers instead.
Example implementation:
- id: "1", + id: "550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000",Also applies to: 31-31
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1-54: Add TypeScript interface definitionsThe file lacks type definitions for the influencer objects. Adding interfaces would improve type safety and maintainability.
Consider adding these type definitions at the beginning of the file:
interface Media { type: 'video' | 'image'; uri: string; } interface Influencer { id: string; name: string; handle: string; followers: number; reach: number; rating: string; bio: string; jobsCompleted: number; successRate: string; profilePic: string; collaborationType: string; engagement: number; media: Media[]; } export const influencers: Influencer[] = [ // ... existing data ];
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1-54: Consider separating mock dataThis appears to be mock/sample data. Consider moving it to a separate test file or mock data directory to maintain a clear separation between actual constants and test data.
Suggested structure:
src/ constants/ types.ts # Contains interfaces/types __mocks__/ influencers.ts # Contains mock datacomponents/collaboration/collaboration-details/OverviewTabContent.tsx (4)
24-36: Move inline styles to stylesheet for better maintainabilityConsider moving the ScrollView styles to the
stylesFnfor consistency and maintainability. Also, thegapproperty might need a fallback for older React Native versions.- <ScrollView - style={{ - flex: 1, - paddingTop: 8, - paddingHorizontal: 16, - paddingBottom: 16, - }} - showsVerticalScrollIndicator={false} - contentContainerStyle={{ - gap: 16, - paddingBottom: 16, - }} + <ScrollView + style={styles.scrollView} + showsVerticalScrollIndicator={false} + contentContainerStyle={styles.scrollViewContent}
54-55: Remove unnecessary string paddingThe empty string with space
{" "}is unnecessary and should be removed.
41-44: Move default image URL to constantsHardcoded URLs should be moved to a constants file for better maintainability.
+ // In constants/images.ts + export const DEFAULT_COLLABORATION_IMAGE = "https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2022/09/21/17/02/blue-background-7470781_640.jpg"; - uri: - logo || - "https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2022/09/21/17/02/blue-background-7470781_640.jpg", + uri: logo || DEFAULT_COLLABORATION_IMAGE,
16-104: Add error handling and accessibility supportThe component needs additional improvements for production readiness:
- Add error boundaries for graceful error handling
- Include accessibility labels for images and interactive elements
- Add loading states for async data
Would you like me to provide example implementations for these improvements?
components/ui/top-tab-navigation/index.tsx (3)
7-13: Consider strengthening type definitionsThe props interface could be improved for better type safety:
interface TopTabNavigationProps { - tabs: { + readonly tabs: ReadonlyArray<{ id: string; title: string; - component: React.ReactNode; + component: JSX.Element; }[]; }
45-52: Document magic numbers and add scroll configurationThe scroll offset calculation uses a magic number and could benefit from configuration options.
+ const TAB_SCROLL_PADDING = 16; // Padding to ensure tab is fully visible + const scrollToTab = (index: number) => { if (scrollViewRef.current && tabLayout[tabs[index].id]) { scrollViewRef.current.scrollTo({ - x: tabLayout[tabs[index].id].x - 16, + x: tabLayout[tabs[index].id].x - TAB_SCROLL_PADDING, animated: true, + behavior: 'smooth', }); } };
15-103: Consider architectural improvements for better maintainability and performanceThe component could benefit from the following architectural improvements:
- Separate scroll logic into a custom hook
- Add virtualization for large tab lists
- Consider implementing a context for theme and tab state management
Would you like me to provide an example implementation of these improvements?
components/collaboration/collaboration-details/index.tsx (2)
62-66: Remove commented code and clarify logo handling.The logo handling appears incomplete:
- There's commented out code that should be removed
- An empty string is hardcoded instead of using the actual logo
- // logo={collaboration?.logo} - logo={""} + logo={collaboration?.logo ?? ""}
73-79: Improve type safety in ApplicationsTabContent props.The collaboration object is partially constructed with optional properties. Consider creating a specific interface for the minimal collaboration data needed by ApplicationsTabContent.
+interface MinimalCollaboration { + id: string; + name?: string; +} - collaboration={{ - id: pageID, - name: collaboration?.name, - }} + collaboration={({ + id: pageID, + name: collaboration?.name, + } satisfies MinimalCollaboration)}components/collaboration/collaboration-details/ApplicationsTabContent.tsx (3)
77-85: Remove unnecessary semicolon after if block.The empty state implementation looks good, but there's an unnecessary semicolon after the if block.
if (influencers.length === 0) { return ( <EmptyState subtitle="No applications yet. Check back later." image={require("@/assets/images/illustration6.png")} hideAction /> ); - }; + }
119-123: Consider extracting magic numbers to constants.While the spacing improvements are good, consider moving the magic numbers (8, 16) to a theme or constants file for better maintainability.
+ // In theme/spacing.ts + export const SPACING = { + xs: 8, + md: 16, + }; contentContainerStyle={{ - gap: 8, + gap: SPACING.xs, }} style={{ - paddingHorizontal: 16, + paddingHorizontal: SPACING.md, paddingBottom: 100, }}
127-141: Consider memoizing BottomSheetActions.To prevent unnecessary re-renders, consider wrapping BottomSheetActions with React.memo and using useCallback for the onClose handler.
+ const handleClose = useCallback(() => setIsVisible(false), []); {isVisible && ( <BottomSheetActions cardType="applicationCard" data={{ collaboration: props.collaboration }} isVisible={isVisible} - onClose={() => setIsVisible(false)} + onClose={handleClose} snapPointsRange={["30%", "50%"]} cardId={selectedApplication} key={selectedApplication?.applicationID} /> )}app/(main)/(drawer)/(tabs)/_layout.tsx (3)
64-67: Consider using a more intuitive drawer toggle iconThe
faRightLefticon might not be immediately recognizable as a drawer toggle. Consider using more conventional options likefaBarsorfaHamburgerwhich are commonly used for drawer/menu toggles.- icon={faRightLeft} + icon={faBars}
52-56: Maintain consistent icon sizes across tabsThe explore-influencers tab uses a size of 28, while all other tabs use 24. Consider standardizing the icon sizes for visual consistency.
color={color} icon={faHandshake} - size={28} + size={24}Also applies to: 96-100, 117-121, 129-133, 145-149
52-56: Consider memoizing tab icons for performanceThe tab icons are created inline which could cause unnecessary re-renders. Consider extracting them into memoized components.
Example implementation:
const MemoizedTabIcon = React.memo(({ icon, color, size = 24 }) => ( <FontAwesomeIcon color={color} icon={icon} size={size} /> )); // Usage in tab options tabBarIcon: ({ color }) => <MemoizedTabIcon icon={faHandshake} color={color} />Also applies to: 96-100, 117-121, 129-133, 145-149
components/drawer-layout/DrawerMenuContent.tsx (1)
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158-158: Fix operator precedence in marginBottom calculation.The current expression
marginBottom: bottom + Platform.OS === 'android' ? 24 : 44has incorrect operator precedence. The addition will be performed before the comparison, leading to unexpected results.Apply this fix:
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components/InfluencerCard.tsx (1)
62-62: Consider handling loading state during invitation checkWith the removal of loading state, users might experience UI jumps when the invitation status is being fetched. Consider adding a loading indicator or skeleton state during the check.
const [isInvited, setIsInvited] = useState(false); +const [isCheckingInvitation, setIsCheckingInvitation] = useState(false);components/FilterModal.tsx (5)
113-117: Consider adding accessibility propsWhile the icon replacement looks good, consider enhancing accessibility.
<TouchableOpacity onPress={onClose}> <FontAwesomeIcon color={Colors(theme).text} icon={faClose} size={24} + accessibilityRole="button" + accessibilityLabel="Close filter modal" /> </TouchableOpacity>
121-123: Simplify inline stylesConsider moving these styles to the StyleSheet for better maintainability.
-style={{ - flex: 1, -}} +style={styles.scrollViewContainer} // Add to stylesFn: scrollViewContainer: { flex: 1, },
164-166: Potential DRY violation in MultiSlider stylingThe same selectedStyle object is repeated three times. Consider extracting it to a constant or style.
+ const sliderSelectedStyle = { + backgroundColor: Colors(theme).primary, + }; // Then use it in all MultiSlider components: - selectedStyle={{ - backgroundColor: Colors(theme).primary, - }} + selectedStyle={sliderSelectedStyle}Also applies to: 189-191, 216-218
235-247: Consider layout improvements for the Apply buttonThe current implementation has hardcoded padding values. Consider using the theme's spacing system for consistency.
-style={{ - width: "100%", - padding: 20, -}} +style={styles.applyButtonContainer} // Add to stylesFn: applyButtonContainer: { width: '100%', padding: theme.spacing.large, // Assuming your theme has a spacing system },
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171-182: Fix incorrect range displayThe Reach section is displaying follower range values instead of reach range values.
<Text style={styles.salaryLabel}> - Min Reach: {localFollowersRange[0].toLocaleString() || "0"} + Min Reach: {localReachRange[0].toLocaleString() || "0"} </Text> // ... <Text style={styles.salaryLabel}> - Max Reach: {localFollowersRange[1].toLocaleString() || "0"} + Max Reach: {localReachRange[1].toLocaleString() || "0"} </Text>hooks/request/use-influencers.tsx (5)
12-12: Define a specific type for theinfluencersstateThe
influencersstate variable is currently typed asany[]. Defining a specific TypeScript interface for your influencer data will enhance type safety and improve code maintainability.
13-13: Specify a more precise type forlastVisibleThe
lastVisiblestate variable is typed asDocumentData | null. Consider specifying a more precise type, such asQueryDocumentSnapshot<Influencer> | null, whereInfluenceris your defined interface for influencer data.
20-48: Reassess the need for real-time listeners infetchInitialInfluencersThe
fetchInitialInfluencersfunction usesonSnapshot, setting up a real-time listener. If real-time updates aren't necessary for the initial data load, consider usinggetDocsto fetch the data once. This can reduce resource usage and prevent unnecessary listeners.Apply this diff to modify
fetchInitialInfluencers:- const unsubscribe = onSnapshot( - influencersQuery, - (snapshot: QuerySnapshot) => { - const data = snapshot.docs.map(doc => ({ - ...doc.data(), - id: doc.id, - })); - setInfluencers(data); - setLastVisible(snapshot.docs[snapshot.docs.length - 1]); - setHasMore(snapshot.docs.length === PAGE_SIZE); - setIsInitialLoading(false); - }, - error => { - console.error("Error fetching influencers:", error); - setIsInitialLoading(false); - } - ); - - return unsubscribe; + getDocs(influencersQuery) + .then(snapshot => { + const data = snapshot.docs.map(doc => ({ + ...doc.data(), + id: doc.id, + })); + setInfluencers(data); + setLastVisible(snapshot.docs[snapshot.docs.length - 1]); + setHasMore(snapshot.docs.length === PAGE_SIZE); + }) + .catch(error => { + console.error("Error fetching influencers:", error); + }) + .finally(() => { + setIsInitialLoading(false); + });Note: Since
getDocsdoesn't return anunsubscribefunction, adjust the cleanup function inuseEffectaccordingly.
91-96: Optimize the query incheckIfAlreadyInvitedTo enhance performance, especially with large datasets, add a
limit(1)to the query incheckIfAlreadyInvited. This stops the search after finding the first matching document.Apply this diff:
const influencersQuery = query( invitationsRef, where("userId", "==", influencerID), + limit(1) );
106-115: Limit the returned values to necessary state and functionsConsider returning only the necessary state variables and functions from your hook. This enhances encapsulation and reduces the risk of unintended side effects.
components/collaboration/collaboration-details/InvitationsTabContent.tsx (6)
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45-72: Add null checks forselectedInfluencerandAuthApp.currentUserEnsure that
selectedInfluencerandAuthApp.currentUserare not null before accessing their properties to prevent potential runtime errors.Apply this diff to include null checks:
const handleCollaborationInvite = async () => { try { setIsInviting(true); + if (!selectedInfluencer || !AuthApp.currentUser) { + Toaster.error("Required data is missing. Please try again."); + setIsInviting(false); + return; + } const invitationRef = collection( FirestoreDB, "collaborations", props.pageID, "invitations" );
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61-64: Simplify async function by removing unnecessary.then()afterawaitUsing
.then()afterawaitis redundant and can be replaced with sequential code for better readability.Modify the code as follows:
- await addDoc(invitationRef, invitationPayload).then(() => { - setIsMessageModalVisible(false); - Toaster.success("Invitation sent successfully"); - }); + await addDoc(invitationRef, invitationPayload); + setIsMessageModalVisible(false); + Toaster.success("Invitation sent successfully");
99-99: Remove unnecessary semicolon after the closing braceThe semicolon after the closing brace of the
ifstatement is unnecessary and can be removed to maintain code consistency.Apply this diff:
/> - ); - }; + ) + }
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116-132: Retrieve influencer details from data instead of hardcoded valuesUsing actual data from
itemensures that displayed information is accurate and enhances user experience.Update the code to fetch real data:
influencer={{ id: item.id, profilePic: item.profileImage, name: item.name, handle: item.handle || "@handle", media: [ { type: "image", uri: item.profileImage, }, ], followers: item.backend ? item.backend.followers : 1000, reach: item.backend ? item.backend.reach : 10000, rating: item.backend ? item.backend.rating : 4.5, - bio: "I am a content creator", - jobsCompleted: 12, - successRate: 100, + bio: item.bio || "No bio available", + jobsCompleted: item.jobsCompleted || 0, + successRate: item.successRate || 0, }}
187-191: Disable 'Send Invitation' button when message is emptyTo prevent sending empty messages, disable the 'Send Invitation' button when the message input is empty or only contains whitespace.
Apply this change to the
<Button>component:<Button mode="contained" onPress={handleCollaborationInvite} loading={isInviting} + disabled={isInviting || !message.trim()} > Send Invitation </Button>
105-109: Avoid clearing influencers list before fetching new data on refreshClearing the
influencersarray before fetching can cause unnecessary UI flickering. Consider setting a loading state or relying on therefreshingprop.Apply this diff:
onRefresh={() => { - setInfluencers([]); fetchInitialInfluencers(); }}
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styles/tag/Tag.styles.tsx (2)
1-3: LGTM! Imports are well-organized.
The imports are properly structured, using appropriate type definitions and following good practices with module aliasing.
7-7: Verify theme color implementation.
Let's ensure the Colors utility properly handles the theme color for tags.
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Theme color implementation for tags is properly handled
The Colors utility correctly implements tag colors for both light and dark themes:
- Dark theme:
tag: "#5f6368",tagForeground: "#f1f3f4" - Light theme:
tag: "#f1f3f4",tagForeground: "#5f6368"
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components/collaborations/index.tsx (1)
29-31: Verify TopTabNavigation implementation
Let's ensure the new TopTabNavigation component properly handles edge cases and provides appropriate feedback.
styles/collaboration-details/CollaborationHeader.styles.tsx (1)
1-4: LGTM! Clean and well-organized imports.
The imports follow a good pattern with external dependencies first, followed by internal ones.
components/ui/menu-icon/index.tsx (1)
23-26: LGTM! Icon implementation looks good
The switch to FontAwesomeIcon is implemented correctly with proper color, size, and icon props. The size adjustment to 24 helps maintain consistency with other icons in the application.
styles/FilterModal.styles.tsx (1)
9-10: LGTM! Consider verifying spacing consistency.
The split into paddingHorizontal and paddingVertical provides better spacing control. The values appear to follow a consistent scale.
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Padding values align with design system patterns
The verification shows that these padding values are consistently used across the codebase:
paddingVertical: 16is used in multiple modal components (UploadModal, create-collaboration)paddingHorizontal: 20appears in several layout components (MenuItem, tab1)
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styles/top-tab-navigation/TopTabNavigation.styles.tsx (2)
1-4: LGTM! Well-structured imports with proper type safety.
The imports are well-organized and include necessary type definitions for theme support.
1-46: Verify navigation integration and usage
Let's ensure this component is properly integrated with the navigation system and follows the expected usage patterns.
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The component is correctly integrated and used within the application:
- Properly imported and used in collaboration-related components (
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constants/Colors.ts (2)
16-17: Color contrast issue in dark theme persists
The previously identified accessibility concern about identical primary and onSurface colors remains unaddressed.
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- Tag (#f1f3f4) vs TagForeground (#5f6368): 5.44:1 (exceeds AA requirements)
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components/notifications/notification-icon.tsx (2)
Line range hint 1-58: Overall implementation looks great!
The NotificationIcon component is well-implemented with:
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- Consistent theming
- Good accessibility with Pressable feedback
- Clean notification badge implementation
43-46: Verify icon size consistency across the app
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The size change from 25 to 24 pixels is consistent with the codebase patterns. The search results show that:
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- Tab bar icons use either 24px or 28px (one instance)
- Smaller icons in stat displays use 18-20px for visual hierarchy
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components/ui/empty-state/index.tsx (3)
34-40: Well-structured action handling implementation!
The handleAction function provides a clean way to handle both custom actions and default navigation behavior.
44-47: Clean style composition implementation!
The style composition using array syntax allows for proper style overrides while maintaining default styles.
52-52: Verify imageUrl utility handling
Let's ensure the imageUrl utility properly handles both string and NodeRequire image sources.
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imageUrl utility implementation is correct and safe
The imageUrl utility in utils/url.ts properly handles all image source types:
- HTTP URLs (returns
{ uri: image }) - Local requires (returns as-is)
- Undefined/empty cases (returns default placeholder image)
The usage in empty-state/index.tsx and other components is consistent with this implementation.
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components/collaboration/CollaborationHeader.tsx (1)
16-17: LGTM! Proper theme implementation
Good use of React Navigation's theming system with externalized styles.
components/ui/brand-switcher/index.tsx (1)
4-5: LGTM: Icon library transition looks good
The transition from Octicons to FontAwesome is a solid choice, as FontAwesome provides a comprehensive set of icons with good React Native support.
styles/collaboration-details/CollaborationDetails.styles.tsx (4)
85-85: LGTM: Consistent theme usage
Good change - using the theme's border color maintains consistency with the theming system.
1-4: Verify migration of removed styles
The AI summary indicates that profileCard, profileContent, name, and statChip styles were removed. Please ensure these styles have been properly migrated or are no longer needed.
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The removed styles have been properly migrated and refactored
The verification shows that:
- The file
CollaborationDetails.styles.tsxis a new file with a complete set of styles - The mentioned styles (
profileCard,profileContent,name,statChip) were replaced with a more comprehensive set of styles includingcontentContainer,profileImage,brandName, andstatsContainerthat serve similar purposes - The new styles are properly organized and follow a consistent theme-based approach using the
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50-53: Consider layout implications and shadow removal
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minWidth: "100%"might cause overflow in constrained containers - Using
transparentforshadowColoreffectively removes the card's shadow. Is this intentional as part of the theme update?
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The profileImage height has been significantly increased (160px) and styling changed to only round the top corners. Please ensure this doesn't cause any layout issues on smaller devices or in different orientations.
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components/collaboration/collaboration-details/index.tsx (3)
1-22: LGTM! Clean imports and well-defined interfaces.
The imports are properly organized and the interfaces are well-structured, extending the base ICollaboration interface appropriately.
32-55: Previous comment about error handling improvements is still applicable.
The error handling and cleanup concerns raised in the previous review remain valid.
128-130: Verify TopTabNavigation integration.
The component appears to be properly integrated, but let's verify its usage across the codebase.
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The component is correctly integrated and follows a consistent pattern across the codebase:
- The component is properly defined in
components/ui/top-tab-navigation/index.tsxwith correct prop types - It's used consistently in both
components/collaborations/index.tsxandcomponents/collaboration/collaboration-details/index.tsx - The
tabsprop is properly passed in all usage locations
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components/collaboration/collaboration-details/ApplicationsTabContent.tsx (2)
2-2: LGTM! Clean import statements and improved component naming.
The component rename from CollaborationApplicationPage to ApplicationsTabContent better reflects its purpose as a tab content component, and unused imports have been properly removed.
Also applies to: 13-13, 15-15
146-146: LGTM! Export statement matches component name.
The default export properly reflects the renamed component.
app/(main)/(drawer)/(tabs)/_layout.tsx (1)
38-38: LGTM: Improved tab bar spacing
The added horizontal padding enhances the visual spacing of the tab bar items.
components/drawer-layout/DrawerMenuContent.tsx (4)
16-24: LGTM! Well-organized icon imports.
The FontAwesome icons are properly organized between regular and solid variants.
25-26: Empty interface issue remains unaddressed.
The previous review comment about replacing the empty interface with a type alias is still applicable.
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31-51: LGTM! Improved type safety with FontAwesome icons.
The replacement of string-based icons with FontAwesome icon objects improves type safety and maintainability.
112-119: LGTM! Consistent theme-aware styling.
The styling changes properly utilize the theme system and maintain visual consistency.
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components/InfluencerCard.tsx (2)
27-31: LGTM: Well-structured type definitions and imports
The changes to the interface and imports are well-organized. The transition to async invitation checking via a function prop is a good practice for handling remote state.
Also applies to: 37-37, 53-53
171-213:
Add onPress handler for message icon
The message icon is still missing an onPress handler, as noted in the previous review.
<View style={styles.statItem}>
<FontAwesomeIcon
icon={faMessage}
color={Colors(theme).primary}
size={18}
+ onPress={() => {
+ if (props.ToggleMessageModal) {
+ props.ToggleMessageModal();
+ }
+ }}
/>
</View>components/FilterModal.tsx (2)
10-12: LGTM: Icon library migration
The switch to FontAwesome icons aligns with the standardization effort mentioned in the summary.
101-106: LGTM: Theme-aware BottomSheet styling
Good addition of theme-aware styling for the handle and indicator, improving visual consistency.
| export const stylesFn = (theme: Theme) => StyleSheet.create({ | ||
| tag: { | ||
| backgroundColor: Colors(theme).tag, | ||
| paddingVertical: 0, | ||
| paddingHorizontal: 0, | ||
| borderRadius: 10, | ||
| }, |
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Review padding values and consider using design system constants.
- Setting both paddings to 0 will remove all internal spacing. Consider adding appropriate padding for better content spacing.
- The borderRadius value should ideally come from a design system constant for consistency.
tag: {
backgroundColor: Colors(theme).tag,
- paddingVertical: 0,
- paddingHorizontal: 0,
+ paddingVertical: 4,
+ paddingHorizontal: 8,
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| tag: { | |
| backgroundColor: Colors(theme).tag, | |
| paddingVertical: 0, | |
| paddingHorizontal: 0, | |
| borderRadius: 10, | |
| }, | |
| export const stylesFn = (theme: Theme) => StyleSheet.create({ | |
| tag: { | |
| backgroundColor: Colors(theme).tag, | |
| paddingVertical: 4, | |
| paddingHorizontal: 8, | |
| borderRadius: 10, | |
| }, |
| const Tag: React.FC<ChipProps> = ({ | ||
| icon, | ||
| children, | ||
| }) => { |
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Consider forwarding all ChipProps to maintain component flexibility
The component currently only destructures icon and children from ChipProps, but doesn't forward other potentially useful Chip props like onPress, disabled, etc. This limits the component's reusability.
-const Tag: React.FC<ChipProps> = ({
- icon,
- children,
-}) => {
+const Tag: React.FC<ChipProps> = ({
+ icon,
+ children,
+ ...chipProps
+}) => {And in the render:
<Chip
icon={icon}
style={styles.tag}
textStyle={styles.tagText}
+ {...chipProps}
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| <Chip | ||
| icon={icon} | ||
| style={styles.tag} | ||
| textStyle={styles.tagText} | ||
| > | ||
| {children} | ||
| </Chip> | ||
| ); |
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Add prop types validation and error handling
Since this component is used for displaying status tags in CollaborationCard, it should handle edge cases gracefully.
+import { Text } from 'react-native';
const Tag: React.FC<ChipProps> = ({ icon, children, ...chipProps }) => {
const theme = useTheme();
const styles = useMemo(() => stylesFn(theme), [theme]);
+
+ if (!children) {
+ return null;
+ }
+
+ if (typeof children !== 'string') {
+ console.warn('Tag component expects string children');
+ return <Text style={styles.tagText}>{String(children)}</Text>;
+ }
return (
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| icon={icon} | |
| style={styles.tag} | |
| textStyle={styles.tagText} | |
| > | |
| {children} | |
| </Chip> | |
| ); | |
| import { Text } from 'react-native'; | |
| const Tag: React.FC<ChipProps> = ({ icon, children, ...chipProps }) => { | |
| const theme = useTheme(); | |
| const styles = useMemo(() => stylesFn(theme), [theme]); | |
| if (!children) { | |
| return null; | |
| } | |
| if (typeof children !== 'string') { | |
| console.warn('Tag component expects string children'); | |
| return <Text style={styles.tagText}>{String(children)}</Text>; | |
| } | |
| return ( | |
| <Chip | |
| icon={icon} | |
| style={styles.tag} | |
| textStyle={styles.tagText} | |
| > | |
| {children} | |
| </Chip> | |
| ); | |
| } |
| const tabs = [ | ||
| { | ||
| id: "Active", | ||
| title: "Active", | ||
| component: <Applications />, | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| id: "Past", | ||
| title: "Past", | ||
| component: <Invitations />, | ||
| }, | ||
| ]; |
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Improve tab configuration for better maintainability and performance
The tab configuration has several areas for improvement:
- Tab IDs and components don't align semantically (e.g., "Active" renders
Applications) - Components are instantiated directly in the configuration
Consider applying these changes:
const tabs = [
{
- id: "Active",
- title: "Active",
- component: <Applications />,
+ id: "applications",
+ title: "Applications",
+ component: Applications,
},
{
- id: "Past",
- title: "Past",
- component: <Invitations />,
+ id: "invitations",
+ title: "Invitations",
+ component: Invitations,
},
];This change:
- Aligns tab IDs with their actual content
- Passes component references instead of instances to prevent unnecessary re-renders
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| const tabs = [ | |
| { | |
| id: "Active", | |
| title: "Active", | |
| component: <Applications />, | |
| }, | |
| { | |
| id: "Past", | |
| title: "Past", | |
| component: <Invitations />, | |
| }, | |
| ]; | |
| const tabs = [ | |
| { | |
| id: "applications", | |
| title: "Applications", | |
| component: Applications, | |
| }, | |
| { | |
| id: "invitations", | |
| title: "Invitations", | |
| component: Invitations, | |
| }, | |
| ]; |
| export const stylesFn = (theme: Theme) => StyleSheet.create({ | ||
| container: { | ||
| paddingHorizontal: 16, | ||
| paddingBottom: 16, | ||
| maxWidth: 600, | ||
| }, |
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Consider using responsive width handling for better adaptability
The codebase shows evidence of using Dimensions.get("window") for responsive layouts in multiple components, but the CollaborationHeader uses a fixed maxWidth. For consistency with the codebase's responsive approach:
- Consider replacing the fixed
maxWidth: 600with a responsive value usingDimensions.get("window").width - Other components in the codebase (
InfluencerCard,carousel) already implement this responsive pattern - The only other fixed
maxWidthfound is 256 inEmptyState.styles.tsx, which is a more conservative value
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The fixed maxWidth of 600 might need adjustment for different device sizes. Consider making it responsive or verifying its behavior on smaller screens.
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| useEffect(() => { | ||
| const unsubscribe = fetchInitialInfluencers(); | ||
| return () => unsubscribe && unsubscribe(); |
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Simplify the cleanup function using optional chaining
You can simplify the cleanup function in useEffect by using optional chaining. This makes the code cleaner and addresses the static analysis hint.
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| const fetchMoreInfluencers = async () => { | ||
| if (!lastVisible || !hasMore || isLoading) return; | ||
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| setIsLoading(true); | ||
| const influencerRef = collection(FirestoreDB, "users"); | ||
| const influencersQuery = query( | ||
| influencerRef, | ||
| orderBy("name"), | ||
| startAfter(lastVisible), | ||
| limit(PAGE_SIZE) | ||
| ); | ||
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| const unsubscribe = onSnapshot( | ||
| influencersQuery, | ||
| (snapshot: QuerySnapshot) => { | ||
| const data = snapshot.docs.map(doc => ({ | ||
| ...doc.data(), | ||
| id: doc.id, | ||
| })); | ||
| setInfluencers(prev => [...prev, ...data]); | ||
| setLastVisible(snapshot.docs[snapshot.docs.length - 1]); | ||
| setHasMore(snapshot.docs.length === PAGE_SIZE); | ||
| setIsLoading(false); | ||
| }, | ||
| error => { | ||
| console.error("Error fetching more influencers:", error); | ||
| setIsLoading(false); | ||
| } | ||
| ); | ||
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| return unsubscribe; | ||
| }; |
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Avoid unnecessary real-time listeners in fetchMoreInfluencers
The fetchMoreInfluencers function sets up a real-time listener with onSnapshot. If real-time updates aren't required when loading more data, use getDocs instead to fetch data once. This prevents potential memory leaks from untracked listeners and improves performance.
Apply this diff to modify fetchMoreInfluencers:
- const unsubscribe = onSnapshot(
- influencersQuery,
- (snapshot: QuerySnapshot) => {
- const data = snapshot.docs.map(doc => ({
- ...doc.data(),
- id: doc.id,
- }));
- setInfluencers(prev => [...prev, ...data]);
- setLastVisible(snapshot.docs[snapshot.docs.length - 1]);
- setHasMore(snapshot.docs.length === PAGE_SIZE);
- setIsLoading(false);
- },
- error => {
- console.error("Error fetching more influencers:", error);
- setIsLoading(false);
- }
- );
-
- return unsubscribe;
+ try {
+ const snapshot = await getDocs(influencersQuery);
+ const data = snapshot.docs.map(doc => ({
+ ...doc.data(),
+ id: doc.id,
+ }));
+ setInfluencers(prev => [...prev, ...data]);
+ setLastVisible(snapshot.docs[snapshot.docs.length - 1]);
+ setHasMore(snapshot.docs.length === PAGE_SIZE);
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error("Error fetching more influencers:", error);
+ } finally {
+ setIsLoading(false);
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| const fetchMoreInfluencers = async () => { | |
| if (!lastVisible || !hasMore || isLoading) return; | |
| setIsLoading(true); | |
| const influencerRef = collection(FirestoreDB, "users"); | |
| const influencersQuery = query( | |
| influencerRef, | |
| orderBy("name"), | |
| startAfter(lastVisible), | |
| limit(PAGE_SIZE) | |
| ); | |
| const unsubscribe = onSnapshot( | |
| influencersQuery, | |
| (snapshot: QuerySnapshot) => { | |
| const data = snapshot.docs.map(doc => ({ | |
| ...doc.data(), | |
| id: doc.id, | |
| })); | |
| setInfluencers(prev => [...prev, ...data]); | |
| setLastVisible(snapshot.docs[snapshot.docs.length - 1]); | |
| setHasMore(snapshot.docs.length === PAGE_SIZE); | |
| setIsLoading(false); | |
| }, | |
| error => { | |
| console.error("Error fetching more influencers:", error); | |
| setIsLoading(false); | |
| } | |
| ); | |
| return unsubscribe; | |
| }; | |
| const fetchMoreInfluencers = async () => { | |
| if (!lastVisible || !hasMore || isLoading) return; | |
| setIsLoading(true); | |
| const influencerRef = collection(FirestoreDB, "users"); | |
| const influencersQuery = query( | |
| influencerRef, | |
| orderBy("name"), | |
| startAfter(lastVisible), | |
| limit(PAGE_SIZE) | |
| ); | |
| try { | |
| const snapshot = await getDocs(influencersQuery); | |
| const data = snapshot.docs.map(doc => ({ | |
| ...doc.data(), | |
| id: doc.id, | |
| })); | |
| setInfluencers(prev => [...prev, ...data]); | |
| setLastVisible(snapshot.docs[snapshot.docs.length - 1]); | |
| setHasMore(snapshot.docs.length === PAGE_SIZE); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| console.error("Error fetching more influencers:", error); | |
| } finally { | |
| setIsLoading(false); | |
| } | |
| }; |
| const [isVisible, setIsVisible] = useState(false); | ||
| const [influencers, setInfluencers] = useState<any>([]); | ||
| const [loading, setLoading] = useState(true); | ||
| const [selectedInfluencer, setSelectedInfluencer] = useState<any>(null); |
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Define a specific type for selectedInfluencer instead of using any
Using explicit types for state variables improves code clarity and helps prevent runtime errors due to unintended property accesses.
Consider defining an interface for selectedInfluencer:
interface SelectedInfluencer {
collaborationID: string;
influencerID: string;
}
const [selectedInfluencer, setSelectedInfluencer] = useState<SelectedInfluencer | null>(null);| import EmptyState from "@/components/ui/empty-state"; | ||
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| const CollaborationInvitationPage = (props: any) => { | ||
| const InvitationsTabContent = (props: any) => { |
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Use explicit props type instead of any for better type safety
Defining a specific type for props enhances code reliability and takes full advantage of TypeScript's type-checking capabilities.
Apply this diff to define an interface for the component's props:
+interface InvitationsTabContentProps {
+ pageID: string;
+ // Add other props as needed
+}
-
-const InvitationsTabContent = (props: any) => {
+const InvitationsTabContent: React.FC<InvitationsTabContentProps> = (props) => {Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
| onClose={() => setIsVisible(false)} | ||
| snapPointsRange={["30%", "80%"]} | ||
| cardId={selectedInfluencer} | ||
| key={selectedInfluencer.collaborationID} |
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Ensure selectedInfluencer is valid before using collaborationID as the key
If selectedInfluencer is null, accessing collaborationID could cause a runtime error. Ensure it's valid before using it.
Modify the key prop:
<BottomSheetActions
cardType="invitationCard"
isVisible={isVisible}
onClose={() => setIsVisible(false)}
snapPointsRange={["30%", "80%"]}
cardId={selectedInfluencer}
- key={selectedInfluencer.collaborationID}
+ key={selectedInfluencer ? selectedInfluencer.collaborationID : 'default_key'}
/>Alternatively, ensure selectedInfluencer is always set when isVisible is true.
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styles/top-tab-navigation/TopTabNavigation.styles.tsx (2)
20-28: Consider removing unnecessary position property.The
position: 'relative'style appears to be unnecessary as there are no absolutely positioned child elements.tabContainer: { flexDirection: 'row', gap: 8, paddingHorizontal: 8, paddingVertical: 8, borderRadius: 15, backgroundColor: theme?.dark ? Colors(theme).card : Colors(theme).aliceBlue, - position: 'relative', },
43-52: Consider using relative dimensions for compact styles.The compact styles use fixed dimensions which might not scale well across different devices.
compactTabScroll: { - maxHeight: 62, + maxHeight: '13%', // or use dynamic calculation }, compactTab: { paddingVertical: 10, paddingHorizontal: 16, }, compactText: { - fontSize: 14, + fontSize: Platform.select({ + ios: 14, + android: 12, + }), },components/ui/carousel/carousel.tsx (3)
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11-14: Improve type safety by replacinganytypesThe component uses
anytype for the data array and callback parameters, which bypasses TypeScript's type checking benefits.Consider defining a proper interface:
interface CarouselItem { uri: string; type: 'image' | 'video'; // Add other relevant fields } interface CarouselProps { data: CarouselItem[]; onImagePress?: (item: CarouselItem) => void; }
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31-39: Add cleanup for setTimeout and video refsThe component should clean up resources when unmounting to prevent memory leaks.
Add a cleanup effect:
useEffect(() => { return () => { // Clear any pending timeouts clearTimeout(swipingTimeout); // Reset video refs Object.values(videoRefs.current).forEach((videoRef) => { if (videoRef && videoRef.unload) { videoRef.unload(); } }); }; }, []);
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73-85: Optimize indicator renderingThe indicator dots mapping could be optimized for better performance and type safety.
Consider these improvements:
<View style={styles.indicatorContainer}> {Array.from({ length: data.length }, (_, index) => ( <View key={index} style={[ styles.indicatorDot, currentIndex === index && styles.activeDot, ]} /> ))} </View>components/ui/top-tab-navigation/index.tsx (3)
7-14: Enhance type safety and validation in the interfaceConsider strengthening the interface with these improvements:
- Add runtime validation for minimum tab length
- Make the interface more type-safe with theme types
+import { Theme } from '@react-navigation/native'; + interface TopTabNavigationProps { tabs: { id: string; title: string; component: React.ReactNode; }[]; size?: "compact" | "default"; + theme?: Theme; } + +export const validateTabs = (tabs: TopTabNavigationProps['tabs']) => { + if (!Array.isArray(tabs) || tabs.length === 0) { + throw new Error('TopTabNavigation requires at least one tab'); + } +};
47-54: Extract magic numbers to named constantsThe scroll offset (-16) should be extracted to a named constant for better maintainability and clarity.
+const TAB_SCROLL_OFFSET = 16; + const scrollToTab = (index: number) => { if (scrollViewRef.current && tabLayout[tabs[index].id]) { scrollViewRef.current.scrollTo({ - x: tabLayout[tabs[index].id].x - 16, + x: tabLayout[tabs[index].id].x - TAB_SCROLL_OFFSET, animated: true, }); } };
16-112: Add error boundary and loading statesConsider enhancing the component's robustness:
- Wrap the component with an error boundary
- Add loading states for tab transitions
- Proper cleanup in effects
+import { ErrorBoundary } from '@/components/ErrorBoundary'; + const TopTabNavigation: React.FC<TopTabNavigationProps> = ({ tabs, size = "default", }) => { + const [isLoading, setIsLoading] = useState(false); + + useEffect(() => { + return () => { + // Cleanup scroll listener if needed + scrollViewRef.current?.removeEventListener('scroll'); + }; + }, []); + return ( + <ErrorBoundary fallback={<Text>Error loading tabs</Text>}> {/* ... existing code ... */} + </ErrorBoundary> ); };components/collaboration/collaboration-details/index.tsx (2)
24-31: Consider enhancing loading state management.While the loading state is initialized correctly, consider adding an error state to handle failed fetches more gracefully.
const [collaboration, setCollaboration] = useState<Collaboration | undefined>(undefined); const [loading, setLoading] = useState(true); +const [error, setError] = useState<Error | null>(null);
62-66: Remove commented code and clarify logo handling.The logo handling needs attention:
- Remove the commented code
- Clarify why an empty string is being passed instead of the actual logo
<OverviewTabContent collaboration={collaboration as Collaboration} - // logo={collaboration?.logo} - logo={""} + logo={collaboration?.logo ?? ""} />components/proposals/Invitations.tsx (2)
135-139: Fix typo in EmptyState subtitleThere's a typo in the subtitle text: "woudl" should be "would".
- subtitle="Start building your profile today to have better reach. If any brand invites you to collaborate we woudl show it here" + subtitle="Start building your profile today to have better reach. If any brand invites you to collaborate we would show it here"
172-180: Consider moving inline styles to stylesFnThe FlatList uses inline styles while the component has a stylesFn utility. Consider moving these styles to maintain consistency.
// In stylesFn + flatListStyle: { + flexGrow: 1, + paddingTop: 8, + paddingHorizontal: 16, + paddingBottom: 16, + }, + flatListContentStyle: { + gap: 16, + paddingBottom: 24, + },components/collaboration/collaboration-details/InvitationsTabContent.tsx (3)
34-44: Destructure pageID prop at the component level for better readabilityConsider destructuring the pageID prop at the component level instead of passing props object to useInfluencers.
-const InvitationsTabContent = (props: any) => { +const InvitationsTabContent = ({ pageID }: any) => { // ... const { isInitialLoading, checkIfAlreadyInvited, fetchInitialInfluencers, setInfluencers, fetchMoreInfluencers, influencers, isLoading, } = useInfluencers({ - pageID: props.pageID, + pageID, });
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102-172: Optimize FlatList performanceConsider implementing performance optimizations for the FlatList:
- Add getItemLayout for fixed height items
- Implement memo for InfluencerCard
- Use stable keyExtractor
// Add memo to prevent unnecessary re-renders const MemoizedInfluencerCard = React.memo(InfluencerCard); // Add getItemLayout if items have fixed height const getItemLayout = (data: any, index: number) => ({ length: ITEM_HEIGHT + 16, // item height + separator offset: (ITEM_HEIGHT + 16) * index, index, }); // Use in FlatList <FlatList ... renderItem={({ item }) => <MemoizedInfluencerCard ... />} getItemLayout={getItemLayout} keyExtractor={item => `influencer-${item.id}`} />
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173-207: Consider extracting MessageModal into a separate componentThe message modal logic could be extracted into a reusable component to improve maintainability and reduce the main component's complexity.
interface MessageModalProps { visible: boolean; onClose: () => void; onSubmit: (message: string) => void; loading?: boolean; } const MessageModal: React.FC<MessageModalProps> = ({ visible, onClose, onSubmit, loading }) => { const [message, setMessage] = useState(""); // ... rest of the modal implementation };components/InfluencerCard.tsx (1)
215-230: Optimize navigation handler with useCallbackThe collaboration history navigation handler should be memoized to prevent unnecessary re-renders.
+ const handleNavigateToHistory = useCallback(() => { + return router.push("/(main)/CollaborationHistory"); + }, []); // Then in the JSX: - onPress={() => { - return router.push("/(main)/CollaborationHistory"); - }} + onPress={handleNavigateToHistory}
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app/(main)/(screens)/CollaborationHistory.tsx (2)
1-3: LGTM! Clean and well-organized imports.
The imports are minimal and follow a logical order.
8-10: LGTM! Clean implementation of the screen header.
The implementation is simple and follows the theme update objectives by using the standardized ScreenHeader component.
styles/brand-item/BrandItem.styles.tsx (2)
15-15: LGTM! Vertical padding adjustment.
The increased vertical padding (12px) aligns with the theme update objectives and should improve visual spacing consistency.
14-14: Verify the asymmetric horizontal padding.
The container has asymmetric horizontal padding (14px left vs 8px right). While this might be intentional for specific layout requirements, please confirm if this is the desired design.
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The asymmetric padding appears to be intentional and consistent with the design system
The asymmetric padding (14px left, 8px right) in BrandItem.styles.tsx is part of a consistent pattern in the codebase. This design choice appears in a list item context where the left side typically contains content (with more padding for readability) and the right side might have actions or icons (with less padding for compactness). The TopTabNavigation component also uses asymmetric padding, suggesting this is a deliberate design pattern.
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styles/top-tab-navigation/TopTabNavigation.styles.tsx (5)
1-5: LGTM! Clean imports and proper type usage.
The imports are appropriate and the function declaration with proper TypeScript typing is well-structured.
6-10: LGTM! Container styles follow best practices.
The container styles properly utilize flex layout and theme-aware background color.
11-19: Skipping comment as past review feedback is still valid.
The previous review comment about improving responsive design and padding consistency still applies to these lines.
29-42: Skipping comment as past review feedback is still valid.
The previous review comment about enhancing text accessibility and theme handling still applies to these lines.
53-55: LGTM! Simple and effective content style.
The tab content style properly uses flex to fill available space.
styles/onboarding/brand.styles.tsx (2)
33-33: LGTM! Good improvement to visual hierarchy
Using the primary color for the autocomplete input container's border helps emphasize this interactive element, making it more prominent in the UI.
33-33: Verify color contrast for accessibility
Since this is using the primary theme color for a border, ensure that there's sufficient contrast between:
- The border color and the input background
- The input text and the input background
This is especially important for different theme modes (light/dark).
components/ui/carousel/carousel.tsx (1)
55-55: Verify layout implications of full-width carousel
The carousel width has been changed to use the full window width. While this works, consider these potential issues:
- The
padding: 10style on the Carousel might create unexpected layout with full width - Content might appear too close to screen edges
Consider maintaining some side padding for better visual balance:
-width={Dimensions.get("window").width}
+width={Dimensions.get("window").width - 20} // 10px padding on each side✅ Verification successful
Full-width carousel layout is appropriate for this implementation
The change to use full window width (Dimensions.get("window").width) is consistent with the app's design patterns:
- The
InfluencerCardcomponent also uses full window width, indicating this is an intentional design choice - No other carousel implementations show different width patterns
- The carousel is properly contained within a
Viewwrapper that can handle any necessary layout adjustments
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components/drawer-layout/BrandItem.tsx (2)
6-8: LGTM! Clean import statements
The imports are well-organized and all are being utilized in the component.
Line range hint 1-93: Verify theme consistency across the application
Let's ensure this theme update maintains consistency with other components.
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Theme implementation is consistent across the application
The verification shows that:
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faEllipsisVicon usage is consistent and only used in this component - The theme implementation using
Colors(theme).primaryis consistently applied across multiple components including modals, cards, and navigation elements - The
useThemehook from "@react-navigation/native" is properly used throughout the application in a consistent manner BrandItemcomponent's theme implementation aligns with other drawer components likeBrandActionItemandDrawerMenuItem
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components/ui/top-tab-navigation/index.tsx (3)
20-22: Previous review comment about validation and type safety is still applicable
The concerns about empty tabs array validation and type safety for tabLayout remain valid.
31-45: Previous review comment about optimizing content rendering is still applicable
Additionally, consider memoizing the active tab component to prevent unnecessary re-renders.
+const MemoizedTabContent = React.memo(({ component }: { component: React.ReactNode }) => (
+ <View style={styles.tabContent}>
+ {component}
+ </View>
+));74-104: Previous review comment about accessibility support is still applicable
Additionally, consider optimizing style calculations:
+const getTabStyles = React.useMemo(() => (
+ isActive: boolean,
+ isCompact: boolean,
+ theme: Theme
+) => [
+ styles.tab,
+ isCompact && styles.compactTab,
+ {
+ backgroundColor: isActive ? Colors(theme).primary : 'transparent',
+ }
+], [styles, theme]);
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key={tab.id}
- style={[
- styles.tab,
- size === "compact" && styles.compactTab,
- {
- backgroundColor: activeTab === tab ? Colors(theme).primary : 'transparent',
- }
- ]}
+ style={getTabStyles(activeTab === tab, size === "compact", theme)}components/collaboration/collaboration-details/index.tsx (4)
1-23: LGTM! Clean interface and import structure.
The interfaces and imports are well-organized and properly typed.
32-55: Previous review comment about error handling remains valid.
The existing review comment about enhancing error handling and adding cleanup logic is still applicable to this code segment.
100-102: Previous review comment about useEffect cleanup remains valid.
The existing review comment about adding cleanup to prevent memory leaks is still applicable to this code segment.
104-134: LGTM! Clean conditional rendering implementation.
The loading and error states are handled appropriately, with clean JSX structure.
components/proposals/Invitations.tsx (3)
130-130: LGTM! Good layout practice.
Adding flex: 1 ensures proper container expansion within the parent layout.
196-196: Verify cardType value consistency
The cardType prop is set to "influencerCard" but this component handles proposals/invitations. This seems inconsistent with the component's purpose.
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The cardType value "influencerCard" is appropriate for this component
Looking at the BottomSheetActions component implementation and its usage patterns across the codebase, the "influencerCard" cardType is correctly used here as it renders actions specific to influencer interactions (View Profile, Send Message, Block Influencer). This is consistent with other components that deal with influencer-related actions.
The component has distinct cardTypes for different contexts:
- "influencerCard" for influencer-related actions
- "applicationCard" for handling applications
- "invitationCard" for invitation-specific actions
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136-136: Verify the necessity of hideAction prop
The hideAction prop is being used but it's not clear why actions are being hidden in this context. Consider documenting the reason or removing if unnecessary.
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The hideAction prop is correctly used and necessary
The hideAction prop is a valid prop of the EmptyState component and is being used appropriately in the Invitations component. Looking at the codebase:
- The EmptyState component is defined with
hideActionas an optional boolean prop incomponents/ui/empty-state/index.tsx - This prop is consistently used across multiple empty states where no action button is needed:
- In notifications when there are no notifications
- In collaboration invitations/applications tabs when there are no entries
- In the current Invitations component where no action is required from the user
The prop's usage aligns with the component's design pattern throughout the application, where some empty states require user actions (like in Applications.tsx with "Explore Collaborations" button) while others are purely informational.
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components/collaboration/collaboration-details/InvitationsTabContent.tsx (1)
Line range hint 46-75: Well-structured invitation handling logic!
The handleCollaborationInvite function is well-implemented with:
- Proper loading state management
- Good error handling with user feedback
- Clean state reset in finally block
components/InfluencerCard.tsx (1)
27-31: LGTM: Clean interface updates and imports
The changes to imports and type definitions are well-structured:
- New utility imports support the enhanced functionality
- Interface updates properly type the new invitation checking mechanism
- FontAwesome migration improves icon consistency
Also applies to: 37-37, 53-53
| } from "react-native-paper"; | ||
| import ScreenHeader from "@/components/ui/screen-header"; | ||
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| const CreateCollaborationScreen = () => { |
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Component name doesn't match its functionality
The component is named CreateCollaborationScreen but it displays collaboration history. This naming mismatch could lead to confusion.
Consider renaming to better reflect its purpose:
-const CreateCollaborationScreen = () => {
+const CollaborationHistoryScreen = () => {Don't forget to update the export statement accordingly.
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| const CreateCollaborationScreen = () => { | ||
| const theme = useTheme(); | ||
| const styles = stylesFn(theme); | ||
| return ( | ||
| <AppLayout> | ||
| <ScrollView style={styles.container}> | ||
| <View | ||
| style={{ | ||
| flexDirection: "row", | ||
| alignItems: "center", | ||
| marginBottom: 16, | ||
| gap: 16, | ||
| }} | ||
| > | ||
| <BackButton /> | ||
| <Title style={styles.title}>Collaboration History</Title> | ||
| </View> | ||
| </ScrollView> | ||
| <ScreenHeader | ||
| title="Collaboration History" | ||
| /> | ||
| </AppLayout> | ||
| ); | ||
| }; |
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Component name mismatch with file purpose
The file CollaborationHistory.tsx incorrectly exports a component named CreateCollaborationScreen, which doesn't match its intended purpose. This component should be renamed to CollaborationHistoryScreen to maintain consistency with:
- The file name
CollaborationHistory.tsx - The router configuration in
app/(main)/(screens)/_layout.tsxwhich referencesCollaborationHistory - The screen's actual purpose of showing collaboration history
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Verify component references after renaming
If you rename the component as suggested, ensure all references are updated.
Let me gather more context about the component usage.
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| <Pressable> | ||
| <FontAwesomeIcon | ||
| icon={faEllipsisV} | ||
| size={20} | ||
| color={active ? Colors(theme).white : Colors(theme).text} | ||
| /> | ||
| </Pressable> |
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Add interaction handling and accessibility improvements
The menu icon button implementation needs the following improvements:
- The Pressable is non-interactive without an onPress handler
- Missing accessibility properties
- No visual feedback on interaction
Here's the suggested implementation:
- <Pressable>
+ <Pressable
+ onPress={() => {/* TODO: Implement menu action */}}
+ accessibilityRole="button"
+ accessibilityLabel="More options"
+ style={({ pressed }) => ({
+ opacity: pressed ? 0.7 : 1,
+ })}
+ >
<FontAwesomeIcon
icon={faEllipsisV}
size={20}
color={active ? Colors(theme).white : Colors(theme).text}
/>
</Pressable>Would you like me to help implement the menu action handler or create an issue to track this task?
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| <ApplicationsTabContent | ||
| pageID={pageID} | ||
| collaboration={{ | ||
| id: pageID, | ||
| name: collaboration?.name, | ||
| }} | ||
| /> | ||
| ), |
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Improve type safety in ApplicationsTabContent props.
The current implementation might cause runtime issues if collaboration is undefined.
<ApplicationsTabContent
pageID={pageID}
collaboration={{
id: pageID,
- name: collaboration?.name,
+ name: collaboration?.name ?? 'Untitled Collaboration',
}}
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| <ApplicationsTabContent | |
| pageID={pageID} | |
| collaboration={{ | |
| id: pageID, | |
| name: collaboration?.name, | |
| }} | |
| /> | |
| ), | |
| <ApplicationsTabContent | |
| pageID={pageID} | |
| collaboration={{ | |
| id: pageID, | |
| name: collaboration?.name ?? 'Untitled Collaboration', | |
| }} | |
| /> | |
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| status={item.status} | ||
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| )} | ||
| keyExtractor={(item, index) => index.toString()} |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Improve list performance with proper keyExtractor
Using array indices as keys can lead to performance issues and incorrect component reuse. Consider using a unique identifier from the item.
- keyExtractor={(item, index) => index.toString()}
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| <FontAwesomeIcon | ||
| icon={faUsers} | ||
| color={Colors(theme).primary} | ||
| size={20} | ||
| /> | ||
| <Text style={styles.statsText}> | ||
| {convertToKUnits(Number(influencer.followers))} | ||
| </Text> |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add accessibility labels to statistics icons
The statistics icons should have accessibility labels for screen readers.
<FontAwesomeIcon
icon={faUsers}
color={Colors(theme).primary}
size={20}
+ accessibilityLabel={`${convertToKUnits(Number(influencer.followers))} followers`}
/>
<FontAwesomeIcon
icon={faBullseye}
color={Colors(theme).primary}
size={20}
+ accessibilityLabel={`${convertToKUnits(Number(influencer.reach))} reach`}
/>
<FontAwesomeIcon
icon={faStar}
color={Colors(theme).primary}
size={20}
+ accessibilityLabel={`${influencer.rating} rating`}
/>Also applies to: 186-193, 196-203
| if (props?.alreadyInvited) { | ||
| props.alreadyInvited(props.influencer.id).then((invited) => { | ||
| setIsInvited(invited); | ||
| }); | ||
| } |
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The invitation check needs error handling and proper dependencies:
useEffect(() => {
if (props?.alreadyInvited) {
+ try {
props.alreadyInvited(props.influencer.id).then((invited) => {
setIsInvited(invited);
+ }).catch((error) => {
+ console.error('Failed to check invitation status:', error);
});
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Error in invitation check:', error);
+ }
}
- }, []);
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| props.alreadyInvited(props.influencer.id).then((invited) => { | |
| setIsInvited(invited); | |
| }); | |
| } | |
| if (props?.alreadyInvited) { | |
| try { | |
| props.alreadyInvited(props.influencer.id).then((invited) => { | |
| setIsInvited(invited); | |
| }).catch((error) => { | |
| console.error('Failed to check invitation status:', error); | |
| }); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| console.error('Error in invitation check:', error); | |
| } | |
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components/collaboration/create-collaboration/CreateCollaborationMap.tsx (1)
20-22: Consider consolidating map region stateMaintaining separate states for web and native platforms increases complexity. Consider using a single state with a platform check in the handlers.
-const [nativeMapRegion, setNativeMapRegion] = useState(mapRegion); -const [webMapRegion, setWebMapRegion] = useState(mapRegion); +const [currentMapRegion, setCurrentMapRegion] = useState(mapRegion);components/ui/select/index.tsx (2)
26-42: Simplify multiselect logic using filterThe multiselect logic can be simplified using array filter for better readability and maintenance.
Consider this simplified version:
const handleSelect = (item: SelectItem) => { if (multiselect) { - const index = value.findIndex( - (selectedItem) => selectedItem.value === item.value, - ); - if (index === -1) { + const isSelected = value.some(selectedItem => selectedItem.value === item.value); + if (!isSelected) { onSelect([...value, item]); } else { - onSelect([ - ...value.slice(0, index), - ...value.slice(index + 1), - ]); + onSelect(value.filter(selectedItem => selectedItem.value !== item.value)); } } else { onSelect([item]); } };
18-90: Consider adding accessibility supportThe component could benefit from improved accessibility support for screen readers and keyboard navigation.
Consider adding these accessibility props to the Pressable:
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The order of the items may change, and having a key can help React identify which item was moved.
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styles/modal/UploadModal.styles.tsx (2)
58-67: LGTM with a minor suggestion regarding color propertyThe new button styles look good, but there's a minor improvement possible.
The
colorproperty iniconButtonstyle won't affect the background or container. If this is meant for the icon color, it should be applied to the icon component directly or moved to a separate icon style object.iconButton: { backgroundColor: Colors(theme).primary, borderRadius: 10, marginHorizontal: 0, - color: Colors(theme).white, padding: 8, },
117-119: Consider centralizing common spacing valuesThe style changes look good and improve consistency. However, I notice that spacing values like 16 and 8 are used throughout the file.
Consider creating a centralized spacing scale in your theme constants:
// constants/Spacing.ts export default { xs: 4, sm: 8, md: 16, lg: 24, xl: 32, } as const;This would make it easier to maintain consistent spacing across the app and make global spacing adjustments when needed.
app/(modal)/create-collaboration.tsx (3)
38-45: Ensure consistent state initializationCurrently,
promotionTypeandcollabTypeare initialized as empty arrays, whileplatformis initialized with a default value of"Instagram". For consistency and predictability, consider initializing all selections either with default values or as empty arrays.
420-433: Add URL validation for new linksTo enhance data integrity and user experience, consider validating the format of the URLs when users add new links.
You might use a regular expression or a URL validation library to ensure that the URLs are properly formatted before accepting them.
350-382: Enhance scalability by using a dropdown for location selectionIf there's a possibility of adding more location options in the future, consider using a dropdown or select component instead of radio buttons for
locationselection. This approach offers better scalability and a cleaner UI as options grow.
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[error] 6-6: Do not shadow the global "Map" property.
Consider renaming this variable. It's easy to confuse the origin of variables when they're named after a known global.
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components/collaboration/create-collaboration/CreateCollaborationMap.tsx (1)
43-49: Verify effect cleanup and component unmounting
The effect updates parent state but lacks cleanup. Verify the component properly handles unmounting and rapid region changes.
components/ui/select/index.tsx (2)
1-16: LGTM! Well-structured type definitions
The type definitions and imports are clean and well-organized. The SelectProps interface properly handles both empty and populated states.
18-25: LGTM! Clean component setup
The component definition follows React best practices with proper TypeScript typing and default prop values.
styles/modal/UploadModal.styles.tsx (1)
68-70: Great use of modern layout properties!
The switch to using gap property is a good practice for maintaining consistent spacing between elements. This approach is more maintainable than using margin or justifyContent.
Also applies to: 79-79
app/(modal)/create-collaboration.tsx (1)
82-85: Good job adding input validation in addLink
The added checks effectively ensure that both newLinkName and newLinkUrl are provided before adding the link, enhancing robustness.
| import MapView, { Marker } from "react-native-maps"; | ||
| import { APIProvider } from "@vis.gl/react-google-maps"; | ||
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The current import shadows the global Map object, which could lead to confusion.
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| apiKey={process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY!} | ||
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The current implementation assumes the API key exists. Add proper error handling to prevent runtime issues.
+const GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY = process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY;
+if (!GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY) {
+ throw new Error('Google Maps API key is required');
+}
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- apiKey={process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY!}
+ apiKey={GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY}
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| apiKey={process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY!} | |
| > | |
| const GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY = process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY; | |
| if (!GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY) { | |
| throw new Error('Google Maps API key is required'); | |
| } | |
| <APIProvider | |
| apiKey={GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY} | |
| > |
| const onLocationChange = ( | ||
| location: { latitude: number; longitude: number }, | ||
| ) => { | ||
| setWebMapRegion({ | ||
| latitude: location.latitude, | ||
| longitude: location.longitude, | ||
| }); | ||
| }; | ||
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| const onMapLocationChange = (region: any) => { | ||
| onMapRegionChange({ | ||
| latitude: region.latitude, | ||
| longitude: region.longitude, | ||
| }); | ||
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Preserve all map region properties in handlers
The current implementation drops important map properties like zoom level (latitudeDelta, longitudeDelta).
const onLocationChange = (
location: { latitude: number; longitude: number },
) => {
setWebMapRegion({
+ ...webMapRegion,
latitude: location.latitude,
longitude: location.longitude,
});
};
const onMapLocationChange = (region: any) => {
onMapRegionChange({
+ ...region,
latitude: region.latitude,
longitude: region.longitude,
});
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| location: { latitude: number; longitude: number }, | |
| ) => { | |
| setWebMapRegion({ | |
| latitude: location.latitude, | |
| longitude: location.longitude, | |
| }); | |
| }; | |
| const onMapLocationChange = (region: any) => { | |
| onMapRegionChange({ | |
| latitude: region.latitude, | |
| longitude: region.longitude, | |
| }); | |
| } | |
| const onLocationChange = ( | |
| location: { latitude: number; longitude: number }, | |
| ) => { | |
| setWebMapRegion({ | |
| ...webMapRegion, | |
| latitude: location.latitude, | |
| longitude: location.longitude, | |
| }); | |
| }; | |
| const onMapLocationChange = (region: any) => { | |
| onMapRegionChange({ | |
| ...region, | |
| latitude: region.latitude, | |
| longitude: region.longitude, | |
| }); | |
| } |
| interface CreateCollaborationMapProps { | ||
| mapRegion: any; | ||
| onMapRegionChange: (region: any) => void; | ||
| } |
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Define specific types for mapRegion prop
The any type reduces type safety. Consider defining a specific interface for the region shape.
+interface MapRegion {
+ latitude: number;
+ longitude: number;
+ latitudeDelta?: number;
+ longitudeDelta?: number;
+}
interface CreateCollaborationMapProps {
- mapRegion: any;
- onMapRegionChange: (region: any) => void;
+ mapRegion: MapRegion;
+ onMapRegionChange: (region: MapRegion) => void;
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| mapRegion: any; | |
| onMapRegionChange: (region: any) => void; | |
| } | |
| interface MapRegion { | |
| latitude: number; | |
| longitude: number; | |
| latitudeDelta?: number; | |
| longitudeDelta?: number; | |
| } | |
| interface CreateCollaborationMapProps { | |
| mapRegion: MapRegion; | |
| onMapRegionChange: (region: MapRegion) => void; | |
| } |
| <MapView | ||
| style={styles.map} | ||
| region={nativeMapRegion} | ||
| onRegionChangeComplete={(region) => setNativeMapRegion(region)} | ||
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Add essential MapView configuration props
The MapView component is missing important configuration props for user interaction.
<MapView
style={styles.map}
region={nativeMapRegion}
onRegionChangeComplete={(region) => setNativeMapRegion(region)}
+ zoomEnabled={true}
+ scrollEnabled={true}
+ rotateEnabled={false}
+ minZoomLevel={5}
+ maxZoomLevel={20}
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| style={styles.map} | |
| region={nativeMapRegion} | |
| onRegionChangeComplete={(region) => setNativeMapRegion(region)} | |
| > | |
| <MapView | |
| style={styles.map} | |
| region={nativeMapRegion} | |
| onRegionChangeComplete={(region) => setNativeMapRegion(region)} | |
| zoomEnabled={true} | |
| scrollEnabled={true} | |
| rotateEnabled={false} | |
| minZoomLevel={5} | |
| maxZoomLevel={20} | |
| > |
| items.map((item) => ( | ||
| <Pressable | ||
| onPress={() => handleSelect(item)} | ||
| > | ||
| <View | ||
| key={item.value} | ||
| style={{ | ||
| backgroundColor: value.find( | ||
| (selectedItem) => selectedItem.value === item.value, | ||
| ) | ||
| ? Colors(theme).primary | ||
| : Colors(theme).tag, | ||
| borderRadius: 10, | ||
| flexDirection: "row", | ||
| justifyContent: "space-between", | ||
| paddingHorizontal: 16, | ||
| paddingVertical: 12, | ||
| }} | ||
| > | ||
| <Text | ||
| style={{ | ||
| color: value.find( | ||
| (selectedItem) => selectedItem.value === item.value, | ||
| ) | ||
| ? Colors(theme).white | ||
| : Colors(theme).text, | ||
| }} | ||
| > | ||
| {item.label} | ||
| </Text> | ||
| </View> | ||
| </Pressable> | ||
| )) |
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Fix key prop placement and optimize style calculations
There are several issues in the render logic:
- The
keyprop is incorrectly placed on the inner View instead of the outer Pressable - The selection check is duplicated in both View and Text styles
- Style objects are recreated on every render
Apply these fixes:
- items.map((item) => (
- <Pressable
+ items.map((item) => {
+ const isSelected = value.find(
+ (selectedItem) => selectedItem.value === item.value,
+ );
+ return (
+ <Pressable
+ key={item.value}
onPress={() => handleSelect(item)}
>
<View
- key={item.value}
style={{
backgroundColor: value.find(
(selectedItem) => selectedItem.value === item.value,
)
? Colors(theme).primary
: Colors(theme).tag,
borderRadius: 10,
flexDirection: "row",
justifyContent: "space-between",
paddingHorizontal: 16,
paddingVertical: 12,
}}
>
<Text
style={{
- color: value.find(
- (selectedItem) => selectedItem.value === item.value,
- )
+ color: isSelected
? Colors(theme).white
: Colors(theme).text,
}}
>
{item.label}
</Text>
</View>
</Pressable>
+ );
+ })Consider extracting styles and memoizing them:
const getStyles = (theme: Theme) => {
const styles = {
container: {
flex: 1,
flexDirection: "row" as const,
flexWrap: "wrap" as const,
gap: 8,
},
item: (isSelected: boolean) => ({
backgroundColor: isSelected ? Colors(theme).primary : Colors(theme).tag,
borderRadius: 10,
flexDirection: "row" as const,
justifyContent: "space-between" as const,
paddingHorizontal: 16,
paddingVertical: 12,
}),
text: (isSelected: boolean) => ({
color: isSelected ? Colors(theme).white : Colors(theme).text,
}),
};
return styles;
};
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| { | ||
| links.map((link, index) => ( | ||
| <Paragraph key={index}> | ||
| {link.name}: {link.url} | ||
| </Paragraph> | ||
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Sanitize link names and URLs before rendering
When displaying user-provided link names and URLs, it's important to sanitize the inputs to prevent potential XSS attacks, especially in a web environment.
Consider utilizing a sanitization library or built-in methods to escape or sanitize the displayed content.
| promotionType: promotionType[0].value, | ||
| collaborationType: collabType[0].value, | ||
| numberOfInfluencersNeeded: numInfluencers, | ||
| platform, | ||
| platform: platform[0].value, |
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Prevent potential runtime errors from empty selections
Accessing promotionType[0].value, collabType[0].value, and platform[0].value without verifying that the arrays are non-empty can lead to runtime errors if any array is empty. Ensure that each array contains at least one item before accessing its elements.
Apply this diff to add necessary checks:
+ if (promotionType.length === 0 || collabType.length === 0 || platform.length === 0) {
+ Toaster.error("Please select promotion type, collaboration type, and platform");
+ return;
+ }
await addDoc(collabRef, {
name: collaborationName,
// ...
- promotionType: promotionType[0].value,
- collaborationType: collabType[0].value,
- platform: platform[0].value,
+ promotionType: promotionType.length > 0 ? promotionType[0].value : null,
+ collaborationType: collabType.length > 0 ? collabType[0].value : null,
+ platform: platform.length > 0 ? platform[0].value : null,
// ...
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styles/empty-state/EmptyState.styles.tsx (2)
9-10: Consider using responsive paddingWhile the gap property is good for consistent spacing, fixed pixel values for padding might not scale well across different devices.
Consider using responsive units:
- paddingHorizontal: 16, + paddingHorizontal: '5%', gap: 20,
Breaking change: 'action' style removal affects NotificationCard component
The removed 'action' style is still being referenced in
components/NotificationCard.tsxwhere it's used asstyles.actions. This removal will cause runtime errors.
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1-35: Verify removal of 'action' styleThe AI summary indicates that the 'action' style was removed. Let's verify that this removal doesn't break existing usage.
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16-20: Good architectural improvement!The separation of positioning logic (
skipButtonContainer) from button styling is a better approach. Leveraging the Paper component's built-incontainedmode for consistent button styling across the app is a good practice.app/(public)/pre-signin.tsx (1)
62-73: Consider accessibility and UX improvements for the Skip buttonWhile the implementation is functional, consider the following improvements:
- Add accessibility props for better screen reader support
- Consider using mode="text" instead of "contained" as skip actions are typically less prominent
- Verify the skipButtonContainer styling for proper positioning
Here's a suggested improvement:
<View style={styles.skipButtonContainer} > <Button - mode="contained" + mode="text" + accessibilityLabel="Skip onboarding" + accessibilityHint="Skips to the connect screen" onPress={() => { skipToConnect(); }} > Skip </Button> </View>components/collaboration/collaboration-details/ApplicationsTabContent.tsx (3)
78-82: Consider externalizing strings for internationalization.The empty state message should be externalized to support multiple languages.
<EmptyState - subtitle="No applications yet. Check back later." + subtitle={t('applications.empty.subtitle')} image={require("@/assets/images/illustration6.png")} hideAction />
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94-112: Refactor data transformation logic.The influencer object construction contains hardcoded values and complex nested ternaries. Consider:
- Extracting default values to constants
- Moving transformation logic to a separate utility function
const DEFAULT_INFLUENCER_VALUES = { handle: '@handle', followers: 1000, reach: 10000, rating: 4.5, bio: 'I am a content creator', jobsCompleted: 12, successRate: 100, }; const transformInfluencerData = (item: any) => ({ id: item.id, profilePic: item.profileImage, name: item.name, handle: item.handle || DEFAULT_INFLUENCER_VALUES.handle, media: item.attachments, followers: item.backend?.followers ?? DEFAULT_INFLUENCER_VALUES.followers, reach: item.backend?.reach ?? DEFAULT_INFLUENCER_VALUES.reach, rating: item.backend?.rating ?? DEFAULT_INFLUENCER_VALUES.rating, ...DEFAULT_INFLUENCER_VALUES });
127-137: Implementation looks good with a minor suggestion.The BottomSheetActions implementation is clean. Consider adding a null check for selectedApplication to prevent potential runtime issues.
- key={selectedApplication?.applicationID} + key={selectedApplication?.applicationID ?? 'default-key'}components/collaboration/collaboration-details/InvitationsTabContent.tsx (3)
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45-74: Consider enhancing error handling with specific error typesWhile the error handling has improved, consider catching specific error types for better error reporting and user feedback.
try { // ... existing code ... } catch (error) { - console.error(error); - Toaster.error("Failed to send invitation"); + console.error('Invitation creation failed:', error); + if (error instanceof FirebaseError) { + Toaster.error(`Failed to send invitation: ${error.message}`); + } else { + Toaster.error("Failed to send invitation. Please try again."); + } }
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76-99: Consider extracting loading state stylesThe inline styles for the loading state could be moved to the styles object for better maintainability.
+ // In your styles file + const stylesFn = (theme) => ({ + // ... existing styles ... + loadingContainer: { + flex: 1, + justifyContent: "center", + alignItems: "center", + gap: 40, + }, + }); - <View - style={{ - flex: 1, - justifyContent: "center", - alignItems: "center", - gap: 40, - }} - > + <View style={styles.loadingContainer}>
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103-170: Consider optimizing FlatList performanceThe FlatList could benefit from performance optimizations using React's useMemo and useCallback hooks.
+ const renderItem = useCallback(({ item }) => ( + <InfluencerCard + type="invitation" + alreadyInvited={checkIfAlreadyInvited} + influencer={{ + // ... existing props + }} + ToggleModal={() => { + setIsVisible(true); + setSelectedInfluencer({ + collaborationID: props.pageID, + influencerID: item.id, + }); + }} + ToggleMessageModal={() => { + setIsMessageModalVisible(true); + setSelectedInfluencer({ + collaborationID: props.pageID, + influencerID: item.id, + }); + }} + /> + ), [props.pageID, checkIfAlreadyInvited]); + const ItemSeparator = useCallback(() => ( + <View + style={{ + height: 16, + backgroundColor: Colors(theme).aliceBlue, + }} + /> + ), [theme]); <FlatList // ... other props ... - renderItem={({ item }) => ( - <InfluencerCard ... /> - )} + renderItem={renderItem} - ItemSeparatorComponent={() => (...)} + ItemSeparatorComponent={ItemSeparator} />
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styles/empty-state/EmptyState.styles.tsx (2)
20-21: Past review comment is still applicable
The previous review comment about using responsive dimensions for the image remains valid.
26-26: LGTM! Consistent text alignment
The centered text alignment for both title and subtitle creates a visually balanced layout.
Also applies to: 30-30
layouts/app-layout/index.tsx (2)
7-7: LGTM!
Clean import of the toast notification library.
27-27: Verify removal of duplicate Toast instances.
The centralized Toast implementation looks good. However, let's verify that all other Toast instances have been properly removed to prevent duplicate notifications.
✅ Verification successful
Toast implementation is correctly centralized with no duplicates
The verification confirms there is only one instance of the react-native-toast-message Toast component in layouts/app-layout/index.tsx. All other toast-related imports refer to a different Toaster component from the shared UI components, which is used for triggering notifications rather than rendering the toast UI.
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app/(main)/(screens)/collaboration-details/[pageID].tsx (3)
1-6: LGTM! Imports are well-organized and necessary.
The imports are appropriate for the component's functionality, including navigation and UI components.
9-9: The isVisible state is still not properly toggled
The previous review comment about isVisible remains valid - there's no logic to set it to true.
17-19: Verify data fetching implementation in CollaborationDetails
The AI summary indicates that data fetching logic was removed from this component. Let's verify that CollaborationDetails properly handles this responsibility.
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Data fetching is properly implemented in CollaborationDetails
The component at components/collaboration/collaboration-details/index.tsx correctly handles data fetching:
- Implements
fetchCollaborationfunction to retrieve collaboration data from Firestore - Uses
useEffecthook to fetch data whenpageIDchanges - Shows loading state during data fetch
- Properly handles collaboration document retrieval using
docandgetDocfrom Firestore
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styles/tab1.styles.tsx (1)
16-20: Verify visual consistency across screens
Since the button styling has been moved to use Paper's contained mode, let's verify the visual consistency across all screens using the skip button.
app/(public)/pre-signin.tsx (2)
1-1: LGTM! Import changes align with component updates
The import modifications correctly reflect the component's dependencies after migrating to react-native-paper's Button component.
Also applies to: 4-4
62-63: Verify skipButtonContainer styling implementation
Ensure that the skipButtonContainer style is properly defined in the tab1.styles.ts file for correct positioning of the Skip button.
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skipButtonContainer style is properly implemented
The skipButtonContainer style is correctly defined in styles/tab1.styles.tsx with appropriate positioning properties (absolute positioning, top: 10, right: 20) and is properly referenced in pre-signin.tsx.
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components/collaboration/collaboration-details/ApplicationsTabContent.tsx (1)
51-51: Previous error handling comment is still applicable.
components/collaboration/collaboration-details/InvitationsTabContent.tsx (1)
33-43: Good job implementing the useInfluencers hook!
The custom hook nicely encapsulates the influencer-related logic and state management, making the component cleaner and more maintainable.
app/(modal)/create-collaboration.tsx (3)
124-127: Reuse existing review comment
The issue of accessing array indices without validation was previously identified and is still applicable.
258-287: Well-structured UI improvements!
The introduction of the Select component and consistent layout spacing improves both code organization and user experience.
400-425: Reuse existing review comment
The security concern about link sanitization was previously identified and is still applicable.
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| const CollaborationDetailsScreen = () => { | ||
| const [isVisible, setIsVisible] = useState(false); | ||
| const pageID = useLocalSearchParams().pageID; |
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Improve pageID type safety and error handling
The current implementation could be more robust with proper type checking and error handling.
Consider this safer implementation:
- const pageID = useLocalSearchParams().pageID;
+ const { pageID } = useLocalSearchParams();
+ if (!pageID || typeof pageID !== 'string') {
+ return (
+ <AppLayout>
+ <ScreenHeader title="Error" />
+ <Text>Invalid collaboration ID</Text>
+ </AppLayout>
+ );
+ }Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
| <BottomSheetActions | ||
| cardId={pageID as string} | ||
| cardType="influencerCard" | ||
| isVisible={isVisible} | ||
| snapPointsRange={["20%", "50%"]} | ||
| onClose={() => { | ||
| setIsVisible(false); | ||
| }} | ||
| /> |
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"influencerCard" is a valid cardType, but constants should be shared
The value "influencerCard" is indeed a valid cardType as defined in the BottomSheetActionsProps interface. However, instead of creating local constants, these values should be shared across the codebase since they're used in multiple components:
components/explore-influencers/index.tsxcomponents/proposals/Invitations.tsxapp/(main)/(screens)/collaboration-details/[pageID].tsx
+ // Move to a shared constants file
+ export const BOTTOM_SHEET_CARD_TYPES = {
+ INFLUENCER_CARD: "influencerCard",
+ APPLICATION_CARD: "applicationCard",
+ INVITATION_CARD: "invitationCard",
+ ACTIVE_COLLAB: "activeCollab",
+ } as const;
+
+ export const BOTTOM_SHEET_SNAP_POINTS = {
+ SMALL: ["20%", "50%"] as const,
+ LARGE: ["50%", "90%"] as const,
+ } as const;
<BottomSheetActions
cardId={pageID}
- cardType="influencerCard"
+ cardType={BOTTOM_SHEET_CARD_TYPES.INFLUENCER_CARD}
isVisible={isVisible}
- snapPointsRange={["20%", "50%"]}
+ snapPointsRange={BOTTOM_SHEET_SNAP_POINTS.SMALL}
onClose={() => setIsVisible(false)}
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Extract magic values into constants and verify cardType
The component contains hardcoded values that should be extracted into constants for better maintainability.
+ const SNAP_POINTS = ["20%", "50%"] as const;
+ const CARD_TYPE = "influencerCard" as const;
<BottomSheetActions
cardId={pageID}
- cardType="influencerCard"
+ cardType={CARD_TYPE}
isVisible={isVisible}
- snapPointsRange={["20%", "50%"]}
+ snapPointsRange={SNAP_POINTS}
onClose={() => setIsVisible(false)}
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| import EmptyState from "@/components/ui/empty-state"; | ||
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| const CollaborationApplicationPage = (props: any) => { | ||
| const ApplicationsTabContent = (props: any) => { |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Define proper TypeScript interface for props.
Using any type reduces type safety. Consider creating a proper interface for the props:
interface ApplicationsTabContentProps {
pageID: string;
collaboration: {
// Add collaboration properties here
};
}
const ApplicationsTabContent = (props: ApplicationsTabContentProps) => {| if (!newLinkName || !newLinkUrl) { | ||
| Toaster.error("Please fill all fields"); | ||
| return; | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add URL validation
While the empty field check is good, the function should also validate that newLinkUrl is a valid URL to prevent invalid links.
Add URL validation:
if (!newLinkName || !newLinkUrl) {
Toaster.error("Please fill all fields");
return;
}
+const urlPattern = /^https?:\/\/.+/;
+if (!urlPattern.test(newLinkUrl)) {
+ Toaster.error("Please enter a valid URL starting with http:// or https://");
+ return;
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| if (!newLinkName || !newLinkUrl) { | |
| Toaster.error("Please fill all fields"); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| if (!newLinkName || !newLinkUrl) { | |
| Toaster.error("Please fill all fields"); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| const urlPattern = /^https?:\/\/.+/; | |
| if (!urlPattern.test(newLinkUrl)) { | |
| Toaster.error("Please enter a valid URL starting with http:// or https://"); | |
| return; | |
| } |
| const [promotionType, setPromotionType] = useState<SelectItem[]>([]); | ||
| const [collabType, setCollabType] = useState<SelectItem[]>([]); | ||
| const [platform, setPlatform] = useState([ | ||
| { | ||
| label: "Instagram", | ||
| value: "Instagram", | ||
| }, | ||
| ]); |
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Add validation for empty selections
While platform is initialized with a default value, promotionType and collabType start as empty arrays. This could lead to runtime errors when accessing index 0 during form submission.
Apply this diff to add default values:
- const [promotionType, setPromotionType] = useState<SelectItem[]>([]);
- const [collabType, setCollabType] = useState<SelectItem[]>([]);
+ const [promotionType, setPromotionType] = useState<SelectItem[]>([PROMOTION_TYPES[0]]);
+ const [collabType, setCollabType] = useState<SelectItem[]>([COLLAB_TYPES[0]]);Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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app/(modal)/create-collaboration.tsx (1)
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114-127: Convert budget values to numbers before savingThe
budgetMinandbudgetMaxvalues are captured as strings from theTextInputcomponents. To ensure correct data types in the database and prevent issues in calculations, convert these values to numbers before saving.Apply this diff to convert the budget values to numbers:
await addDoc(collabRef, { name: collaborationName, brandId: selectedBrand ? selectedBrand.id : "", managerId: AuthApp.currentUser?.uid, description: aboutCollab, timeStamp: Date.now(), budget: { - min: budgetMin, - max: budgetMax, + min: parseFloat(budgetMin), + max: parseFloat(budgetMax), }, promotionType: promotionType[0].value, collaborationType: collabType[0].value, numberOfInfluencersNeeded: numInfluencers, platform: platform[0].value, location: { type: location, ...(location === "Physical" && { // existing code }), }, externalLinks: links, status: "active", });Additionally, add validation to ensure the budget inputs are valid numbers before submitting:
if ( !collaborationName || !aboutCollab || !budgetMin || !budgetMax || !promotionType || !collabType || !numInfluencers || !platform || !location ) { Toaster.error("Please fill all fields"); return; } + +if (isNaN(parseFloat(budgetMin)) || isNaN(parseFloat(budgetMax))) { + Toaster.error("Please enter valid numeric values for the budget fields"); + return; +}
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
app/(modal)/create-collaboration.tsx (4)
37-44: Previous comment still applicable: Add validation for empty selections
While platform is initialized with a default value, promotionType and collabType start as empty arrays. This could lead to runtime errors when accessing index 0 during form submission.
81-84: Previous comment still applicable: Add URL validation
While the empty field check is good, the function should also validate that newLinkUrl is a valid URL to prevent invalid links.
124-127: Previous comment still applicable: Prevent potential runtime errors from empty selections
Accessing promotionType[0].value, collabType[0].value, and platform[0].value without verifying that the arrays are non-empty can lead to runtime errors if any array is empty. Ensure that each array contains at least one item before accessing its elements.
158-158: Verify compatibility of the gap property in ScrollView
The gap property used in contentContainerStyle may not be supported across all platforms or versions of React Native. This could lead to styling issues on some devices. Ensure that the gap property is compatible with your target platforms.
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utils/url.ts (1)
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17-29: Add URL encoding and proper array handling to queryParamsThe current implementation has potential issues with special characters and array values in query parameters.
Consider this safer implementation:
export const queryParams = ( params: Partial<Record<string, string | string[]>> ) => { - let values: string[] = []; - - Object.entries(params).map(([key, value]) => { - values.push(`${key}=${value}`); - }); - - return values.length === 0 ? "" : `?${values.join("&")}`; + const values = Object.entries(params) + .flatMap(([key, value]) => { + const encodedKey = encodeURIComponent(key); + if (Array.isArray(value)) { + return value.map(v => + `${encodedKey}=${encodeURIComponent(v)}` + ); + } + return [`${encodedKey}=${encodeURIComponent(value)}`]; + }); + return values.length === 0 ? "" : `?${values.join("&")}`; };This enhancement:
- Properly encodes parameter keys and values
- Correctly handles array values by creating multiple parameters
- Uses functional programming patterns for cleaner code
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utils/url.ts (1)
Line range hint 1-29: Verify usage patterns and security implications
Let's verify how these utilities are used across the codebase to ensure the changes won't introduce breaking changes.
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Let me try another verification approach with correct file type flags.
Let me try one final approach using more basic commands without file type restrictions.
URL utilities are used consistently and safely across the codebase
The verification reveals:
imageUrlis used consistently for image sources in UI components (InfluencerCard, EmptyState, Carousel, CollaborationHeader)queryParamsis used only once for route construction in the app layout- The
ph://protocol handling is properly isolated in the URL utility - No unsafe URL constructions or manipulations were found
The implementation and usage patterns are consistent with common security practices:
- URL protocol checking is properly implemented
- Image URLs are properly sanitized before usage
- Query parameter construction is done safely
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Handle protocol-relative URLs and improve URL validation
The current implementation doesn't handle protocol-relative URLs (starting with //) which are common in modern web applications. Also, the ph:// protocol handling needs validation.
Consider this enhancement:
export const imageUrl = (image: string | NodeRequire | undefined) => {
if (
image &&
typeof image === "string" &&
- (image.startsWith("http") || image.startsWith("ph://"))
+ (image.startsWith("http") || image.startsWith("ph://") ||
+ (image.startsWith("//") && image.length > 2))
) {
+ // Convert protocol-relative URLs to https
+ const uri = image.startsWith("//") ? `https:${image}` : image;
return {
- uri: image,
+ uri,
};
} else if (image) {
return image;
} else {
return require("@/assets/images/placeholder-image.jpg");
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| export const imageUrl = (image: string | NodeRequire | undefined) => { | |
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Release Notes
New Features
Tagcomponent for better visual representation.CollaborationHeaderandTopTabNavigationcomponents to enhance collaboration details layout.EmptyStatecomponent for improved user experience when no data is available.Selectcomponent for structured item selection in collaboration creation.CreateCollaborationMapcomponent for improved map interactions during collaboration creation.Improvements
CollaborationDetailscomponent for better data presentation.CreateCollaborationMap.Bug Fixes
Styling Updates
BrandItemandCollaborationDetailscomponents for improved layout and spacing.iconButtonandselectContainerin the upload modal.