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need help #2610
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Great job on defining the TypeScript interface for the Todo object! While there are some suggestions for improving code readability and semantics, they don't impact the core functionality or security of your code. Keep up the good work and consider the feedback for future enhancements! 🌟
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todo.title.toLowerCase().includes(searchQuery.toLowerCase()), | ||
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const handleTodoSelect = async (todo: Todo) => { |
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The naming convention for event handler functions should follow the pattern 'handle' + [EventName]. Consider renaming 'handleTodoSelect' to 'handleSelectTodo' to better align with this convention.
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const handleTodoSelect = async (todo: Todo) => { | ||
setSelectedTodos(todo); |
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The state variable 'selectedTodos' is plural, which might imply it holds multiple todos. However, it seems to hold a single todo. Consider renaming it to 'selectedTodo' for clarity.
searchQuery, | ||
setSearchQuery, | ||
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const handleChange = (event: React.ChangeEvent<HTMLSelectElement>) => { |
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The naming convention for event handler functions should be followed. Consider renaming 'handleChange' to 'handleStatusChange' to make it more descriptive and consistent with the naming conventions.
className="input" | ||
placeholder="Search..." | ||
value={searchQuery} | ||
onChange={e => setSearchQuery(e.target.value)} |
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The naming convention for event handler functions should be followed. Consider renaming the inline function to a named function like 'handleSearchQueryChange' to make it more descriptive and consistent with the naming conventions.
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{todos.map(todo => ( |
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Generating keys during render can lead to performance issues and bugs. Ensure that the key is unique and stable, ideally using a unique identifier from the data, such as 'todo.id', which is correct in this case.
className={ | ||
todo.completed ? 'has-text-success' : 'has-text-danger' | ||
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Consider using the 'classnames' library for conditionally setting class names. This can make the code cleaner and more readable.
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<div className="modal is-active" data-cy="modal"> |
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Avoid directly interacting with the DOM by using onClick handlers on div elements. Instead, consider using a button or another interactive element that is more semantically appropriate.
todo.completed ? 'has-text-success' : 'has-text-danger' | ||
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Consider using the 'classnames' library to conditionally apply classes. This can make the code cleaner and more readable.
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