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fix: add missing fields to $$Props in FloatingLableInput #1461

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The $$Props in multiple components are missing some fields that are used by the component.

If a component uses a prop by the $$prop syntax it will work when rendering but it will produce typescript errors.

This issue exists for multiple components, not just this one.

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced the FloatingLabelInput component with new optional properties for custom class names (classDiv, classInput, classLabel), allowing for improved styling flexibility.
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    • Updated JSON configuration for the FloatingLabelInput component for better readability and included new properties in the documentation.

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The pull request introduces modifications to the FloatingLabelInput.svelte component and its corresponding JSON configuration. Three new optional properties—classDiv, classInput, and classLabel—are added to enhance customization for styling. The rendering logic is updated to utilize these new properties, allowing for more straightforward application of custom class names. The JSON file is also reformatted for better readability, with the new properties included in the props array.

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File Change Summary
src/lib/forms/FloatingLabelInput.svelte Added classDiv, classInput, and classLabel properties to the component for customization. Updated rendering logic to use these properties.
src/routes/component-data/FloatingLabelInput.json Reformatted JSON for readability; added classDiv?, classInput?, and classLabel? properties with default values.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat: Add prop 'clearable' to input #1438: The addition of new properties in the Input.svelte component is similar in nature to the new properties added in the FloatingLabelInput.svelte component, both enhancing customization options for form elements.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
src/routes/component-data/FloatingLabelInput.json (1)

49-63: LGTM: New styling properties added, documentation needed

The addition of classDiv?, classInput?, and classLabel? properties enhances the component's flexibility for custom styling. These optional string properties with default empty values maintain backward compatibility.

However, to improve usability and maintain code quality:

Please add documentation comments for each new property, explaining their purpose and usage. For example:

[
  "classDiv?",
  "string",
  "''",
  "Custom CSS class for the outer div element"
],
[
  "classInput?",
  "string",
  "''",
  "Custom CSS class for the input element"
],
[
  "classLabel?",
  "string",
  "''",
  "Custom CSS class for the label element"
]
src/lib/forms/FloatingLabelInput.svelte (1)

90-93: LGTM: New class properties correctly applied in the template

The new classDiv, classInput, and classLabel properties are correctly applied to their respective elements using the twMerge function. This implementation allows for flexible styling while maintaining the existing class structure.

For consistency, consider adding a line break before the closing angle bracket of the <input> element, similar to the <div> and <label> elements. This would improve readability:

-  <input {id} {...$$restProps} bind:value on:blur on:change on:click on:focus on:input on:keydown on:keypress on:keyup on:mouseenter on:mouseleave on:mouseover on:paste {...{ type }} placeholder=" " class={twMerge(inputClasses[style], inputColorClasses[color], inputSizes[style][size], classInput)} />
+  <input
+    {id}
+    {...$$restProps}
+    bind:value
+    on:blur
+    on:change
+    on:click
+    on:focus
+    on:input
+    on:keydown
+    on:keypress
+    on:keyup
+    on:mouseenter
+    on:mouseleave
+    on:mouseover
+    on:paste
+    {...{ type }}
+    placeholder=" "
+    class={twMerge(inputClasses[style], inputColorClasses[color], inputSizes[style][size], classInput)}
+  />
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src/routes/component-data/FloatingLabelInput.json (3)

4-17: LGTM: Improved readability of events array

The events array has been reformatted from a single line to multiple lines. This change enhances readability without altering the functionality, which is a positive improvement.


19-48: LGTM: Consistent formatting of props array

The existing properties in the props array have been reformatted to a multi-line structure, matching the new format of the events array. This change improves readability and maintains consistency throughout the file without altering any functionality.


1-65: Summary: Positive changes enhancing component flexibility

The changes to FloatingLabelInput.json successfully address the PR objectives by adding missing fields to $$Props. The new properties (classDiv?, classInput?, and classLabel?) enhance the component's styling flexibility while maintaining backward compatibility.

The file's overall structure and formatting have been improved, contributing to better readability and maintainability. Once the suggested documentation is added, these changes will significantly improve the FloatingLabelInput component's usability and customization options.

To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's check if similar changes have been applied to other component configuration files:

src/lib/forms/FloatingLabelInput.svelte (4)

14-16: LGTM: New properties added to $$Props interface

The addition of classDiv, classInput, and classLabel properties to the $$Props interface is correct and aligns with the PR objectives. These new properties will allow for more flexible styling of the component.


25-27: LGTM: New properties exported with correct initialization

The export statements for classDiv, classInput, and classLabel are correctly implemented. They are properly typed and initialized with empty strings, which is a suitable default for optional class properties.


108-110: LGTM: New properties correctly documented

The @prop annotations for classDiv, classInput, and classLabel have been correctly added to the component's documentation. This ensures that the new properties are properly documented for future reference.


Line range hint 1-110: Summary: PR objectives successfully addressed

This PR successfully adds the missing fields (classDiv, classInput, and classLabel) to the $$Props interface in the FloatingLabelInput component. The changes are well-implemented, consistent with the existing code style, and properly documented. These additions will resolve the TypeScript errors mentioned in the PR objectives when using the $$prop syntax.

A minor suggestion was made for code formatting to improve readability, but overall, the changes look good and achieve the intended goals.

To ensure that these changes resolve the TypeScript errors mentioned in the PR objectives, you may want to run the following command in your CI/CD pipeline or locally:

This command will perform a TypeScript check without emitting files, which should catch any remaining type-related issues.

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@shinokada shinokada merged commit 294397b into themesberg:main Oct 27, 2024
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