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Added app.module.css check #3536

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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
added a script css_check.py,
It will:

  1. check submitted files for embedded CSS violations and print the names of the offending files prior to exiting with an error code.
  2. check submitted files to ensure that they only reference the src/style/app.module.css file and no other if a CSS file is used. But the script will not fail in this case for now.

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    • Introduced an automated validation step that checks for proper styling adherence in code updates. This enhancement helps ensure consistent visual quality throughout the application by flagging CSS discrepancies during development.

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This pull request adds a new step to the GitHub Actions workflow that conditionally checks for CSS violations in modified TypeScript files. It introduces a Python script (css_check.py) that processes TypeScript files to validate CSS imports and detect embedded CSS errors. The script uses regex checks and namedtuples to report violations. The workflow step passes allowed CSS patterns and changed file paths to the script, enforcing CSS standards as part of the pull request quality checks.

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.github/workflows/pull-request.yml Added a conditional step under the Code-Quality-Checks job to run css_check.py when TypeScript files are modified.
.github/workflows/scripts/css_check.py Introduced a new Python script that checks TypeScript files for CSS violations, including embedded CSS errors and invalid CSS imports, with multiple helper functions.

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  GH->>GH: Determine if TypeScript files were modified
  GH->>CS: Run css_check.py with file paths & allowed CSS patterns
  CS->>CS: Process each TypeScript file (regex check for CSS issues)
  CS-->>GH: Return validation results (violations/success)
  GH->>PR: Report CSS check outcome in the workflow
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Actionable comments posted: 1

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src/components/AddOn/core/AddOnEntry/AddOnEntry.tsx (1)

11-11: Remove extra period in doc comment

There is a small typo with two successive periods after the word “component” (line 11). Remove the extra dot for cleaner documentation.

- * Props for the `addOnEntry` component..
+ * Props for the `addOnEntry` component.
.github/workflows/pull-request.yml (1)

46-46: Remove trailing whitespace

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320-320: Loop control variable css_code not used within loop body

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.github/workflows/scripts/css_check.py (1)

308-316: Script does not fail on CSS import violations

Currently, the script sets exit_code to 0 even when CSS import violations are found (lines 308–316). If allowing these violations to pass is only a temporary measure, consider adding a comment or a TODO to revisit this behavior later in order to enforce stricter compliance with required CSS imports down the road.

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47-55: New step for CSS checks looks good

These lines add a new step to run css_check.py on changed TypeScript files. The logic appears sound and integrates nicely with the existing workflow.

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for violation in result.embedded_violations:
for line_number, css_code in zip(
violation.line_numbers, violation.css_codes
):
relative_file_path = os.path.relpath(violation.file_path)
for css_code in violation.css_codes:
output.append(
f"- File: {relative_file_path}, Line: {line_number}: "
f"Embedded color code `{css_code}` detected.Please replace"
f" it with a CSS variable in `src/style/app.module.css`."
)
exit_code = 1
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix unused loop variables and unify the embedded CSS logic

Within the first loop (lines 320–324), the line_number and css_code variables are never used. Then, there is a second loop at lines 324–329 that also references line_number but never correctly reassigns it. Combining these two loops into a single loop is more concise and prevents logic errors:

-for line_number, css_code in zip(
-    violation.line_numbers, violation.css_codes
-):
-    relative_file_path = os.path.relpath(violation.file_path)
-for css_code in violation.css_codes:
+for line_number, css_code in zip(
+    violation.line_numbers, violation.css_codes
+):
    relative_file_path = os.path.relpath(violation.file_path)
    output.append(
        f"- File: {relative_file_path}, Line: {line_number}: "
        f"Embedded color code `{css_code}` detected."
        "Please replace it with a CSS variable in"
        " `src/style/app.module.css`."
    )
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for violation in result.embedded_violations:
for line_number, css_code in zip(
violation.line_numbers, violation.css_codes
):
relative_file_path = os.path.relpath(violation.file_path)
for css_code in violation.css_codes:
output.append(
f"- File: {relative_file_path}, Line: {line_number}: "
f"Embedded color code `{css_code}` detected.Please replace"
f" it with a CSS variable in `src/style/app.module.css`."
)
exit_code = 1
for violation in result.embedded_violations:
for line_number, css_code in zip(
violation.line_numbers, violation.css_codes
):
relative_file_path = os.path.relpath(violation.file_path)
output.append(
f"- File: {relative_file_path}, Line: {line_number}: "
f"Embedded color code `{css_code}` detected."
"Please replace it with a CSS variable in"
" `src/style/app.module.css`."
)
exit_code = 1
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@palisadoes Sir as we discussed earlier
I have updated the script so that

  1. it only fails for embedded css check.
  2. don't check .test.tsx and .spec.tsx files.
  3. the script will show the violations related to app.module.css but not fail in this case.

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.github/workflows/pull-request.yml (1)

47-47: Remove Trailing Spaces
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.github/workflows/pull-request.yml (1)

48-56: New CSS Check Step Integration
This new step correctly integrates the css_check.py script into the workflow. It conditionally runs when any TypeScript file is modified, passes the modified file paths, and restricts allowed CSS patterns to app.module.css.
Please verify if the allowed CSS pattern parameter should include the full path (e.g., src/style/app.module.css) as mentioned in the PR objectives, to ensure the check precisely matches the intended file.

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  1. Once again. Please remove all references to this allowed_css_patterns logic. We don't want to verify whether the CSS file is imported.
  2. We only want to ensure that embedded CSS is not found.
  3. The file app.module.css will soon be imported on app startup for all modules to access. We don't need the check. It is out of scope of the issue given the new circumstances.

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