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feat: personal info component #61

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@Shabi-x Shabi-x commented Feb 1, 2025

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Release Notes

  • New Features

    • Introduced a new Info component for displaying personal information
    • Added documentation for the new Info component
  • Improvements

    • Updated List component with more semantic HTML structure
    • Optimised Image component by removing click event handler
  • Documentation

    • Expanded component documentation with new info.mdx file
    • Updated component metadata in _meta.json
  • Technical Updates

    • Added new export for Info component in package index

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This pull request introduces a new Info component to the component library, expanding the documentation and export structure. The changes include adding a new component in the packages/components/info directory, updating the component index, creating documentation for the component, and modifying the _meta.json file to include the new component. The implementation focuses on creating a flexible, reusable information display component with a simple array-based data structure.

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File Change Summary
docs/components/_meta.json Added "info" to the component array
docs/components/info.mdx New documentation file for Info component
packages/components/index.ts Added export for Info component
packages/components/info/index.ts Added default export for Info component
packages/components/info/info.tsx New React component for displaying information
packages/components/info/info.types.ts Added InfoProps type definition
packages/components/list/list.tsx Updated list component reference type

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
packages/components/info/info.types.ts (1)

1-4: Consider enhancing type flexibility.

The current type definition, whilst functional, could benefit from additional flexibility to support future requirements.

Consider this enhanced type structure:

 export type InfoProps = {
   title: string;
   content: string;
+  className?: string;
+  titleClassName?: string;
+  contentClassName?: string;
+  onClick?: (title: string) => void;
 }[];
packages/components/index.ts (1)

Line range hint 6-15: Consider cleaning up or implementing commented code.

The commented-out glob import code suggests a potential future enhancement. Consider either implementing this feature or removing the comments to maintain cleaner code.

packages/components/list/list.tsx (1)

17-17: Consider using index-based or data-based keys.

Using crypto.randomUUID() for list keys is unnecessarily expensive. Since the keys only need to be unique within the list's scope, consider:

  1. Using the index if the list is static
  2. Using a unique identifier from your data if available
-            <li key={crypto.randomUUID()}>{renderItem(item, index)}</li>
+            <li key={index}>{renderItem(item, index)}</li>
packages/components/info/info.tsx (1)

10-11: Consider using stable keys for list items.

Similar to the List component, using crypto.randomUUID() is unnecessary here. Since the items are likely unique based on their title, use that instead.

-            key={crypto.randomUUID()}
+            key={item.title}
docs/components/info.mdx (1)

1-4: Add security considerations section to documentation.

Please add a section about security considerations when handling personal information, including:

  1. When to use data masking
  2. Best practices for PII handling
  3. Compliance requirements (GDPR, etc.)
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  • docs/components/_meta.json (1 hunks)
  • docs/components/_meta.json (1 hunks)
  • docs/components/info.mdx (1 hunks)
  • packages/components/image/Image.tsx (1 hunks)
  • packages/components/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/components/info/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/components/info/info.tsx (1 hunks)
  • packages/components/info/info.types.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/components/list/list.tsx (1 hunks)
  • packages/components/package.json (1 hunks)
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  • packages/components/package.json
  • packages/components/info/index.ts
  • docs/components/_meta.json
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docs/components/_meta.json (2)

1-1: LGTM! Component metadata updated correctly.

The addition of "info" to the component list is properly formatted and follows the existing pattern.


1-1: LGTM! Verify the Info component implementation.

The addition of "info" to the components list is consistent with the PR's objective of introducing a new Info component.

Let's verify that the Info component exists and is properly implemented:

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LGTM – The Info component exists and is correctly implemented.
The verification shows that the component files (packages/components/info/info.tsx and packages/components/info/info.types.ts) and the accompanying documentation (docs/components/info.mdx) are present in their expected locations. This confirms that the "info" entry in docs/components/_meta.json is valid.

  • Component implementation verified in packages/components/info/
  • Documentation verified in docs/components/info.mdx
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packages/components/image/Image.tsx (1)

6-6: Verify impact of onClick removal.

The removal of the onClick handler is a breaking change that could affect existing implementations. Please ensure this change is intentional and documented.

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Image Component onClick Verification: No Impact Found

Our search did not reveal any usage of the onClick prop on the Image component within the codebase. Based on the current evidence, the removal of onClick from the props destructuring in Image.tsx does not appear to introduce a breaking change.

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packages/components/index.ts (1)

5-5: LGTM! Export added correctly.

The new Info component export follows the established pattern.

packages/components/list/list.tsx (1)

15-19: Improved semantic HTML structure.

The change from div to proper list elements (ul and li) enhances accessibility. Well done!

import type { InfoProps } from './info.types';

const Info = memo(
forwardRef<HTMLDivElement, { infoList: InfoProps }>(({ infoList }, ref) => {
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⚠️ Potential issue

Add data protection mechanisms for PII handling.

The component handles personal information (PII) without any data protection mechanisms. Consider:

  1. Adding content masking options for sensitive data (e.g., phone numbers, email)
  2. Implementing data sanitisation
  3. Adding prop types for sensitivity levels

Here's a suggested implementation:

type Sensitivity = 'public' | 'masked' | 'sensitive';

interface InfoItem {
  title: string;
  content: string;
  sensitivity?: Sensitivity;
}

interface InfoProps {
  infoList: InfoItem[];
  defaultSensitivity?: Sensitivity;
}

const maskContent = (content: string, sensitivity: Sensitivity) => {
  if (sensitivity === 'public') return content;
  if (sensitivity === 'masked') {
    // Implement appropriate masking logic for different data types
    return content.replace(/\w/g, '*');
  }
  return '******';
};

Comment on lines +9 to +15
const infoList = [
{ title: "姓名", content: "张三" },
{ title: "年龄", content: "25" },
{ title: "学历", content: "硕士研究生" },
{ title: "联系方式", content: "13800138000" },
{ title: "邮箱", content: "[email protected]" },
]
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⚠️ Potential issue

Replace sensitive information in examples with dummy data.

The example contains what appears to be real personal information. Please:

  1. Use obviously fake data (e.g., "[email protected]", "01234567890")
  2. Add a note about PII handling best practices
  3. Demonstrate proper usage of data protection features

Example improvement:

     const infoList = [
-        { title: "姓名", content: "张三" },
-        { title: "年龄", content: "25" },
-        { title: "学历", content: "硕士研究生" },
-        { title: "联系方式", content: "13800138000" },
-        { title: "邮箱", content: "[email protected]" },
+        { title: "Name", content: "John Doe" },
+        { title: "Age", content: "30" },
+        { title: "Education", content: "Bachelor's Degree" },
+        { title: "Phone", content: "01234567890", sensitivity: "masked" },
+        { title: "Email", content: "[email protected]", sensitivity: "masked" },
     ]
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const infoList = [
{ title: "姓名", content: "张三" },
{ title: "年龄", content: "25" },
{ title: "学历", content: "硕士研究生" },
{ title: "联系方式", content: "13800138000" },
{ title: "邮箱", content: "zhangsan@example.com" },
]
const infoList = [
{ title: "Name", content: "John Doe" },
{ title: "Age", content: "30" },
{ title: "Education", content: "Bachelor's Degree" },
{ title: "Phone", content: "01234567890", sensitivity: "masked" },
{ title: "Email", content: "john.doe@example.com", sensitivity: "masked" },
]

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fu050409 commented Feb 7, 2025

I'm sure that you should take a look at the core types, the values to be displayed should be extracted from userData but not manually defined props. It's harmful to @LofiSu in creating a codeless web application if the interface is different between different components, we need to provide a common and unified interface.

If you are sure that some necessary value is missing in userData, you can update it manually in core/src/types.ts, I'll review it as soon as possible.

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lgtm

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LofiSu commented Feb 7, 2025

看一下兔子的建议捏

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