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WalkthroughThe updates aim to improve code quality and maintainability across various JavaScript and JSX files. Changes include removing unused imports and variables, using strict equality checks, refactoring conditional logic for clarity, and updating API-related configurations for better performance and reliability. Changes
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src/components/Practice/Mechanics5.jsx (1)
55-55: Adding an emptyaltattribute improves accessibility by informing screen readers that the image is decorative. However, if the image conveys meaningful information, consider providing a descriptivealttext instead.src/components/Mechanism/WordsOrImage.jsx (3)
98-98: Using strict equality checks (===) instead of loose equality (==) is a good practice for ensuring type safety in comparisons.
210-210: Commenting out thelineHeightproperty might affect the visual layout. Ensure that this change aligns with the intended design and does not introduce inconsistencies in the UI.
240-240: The update from loose to strict equality checks for thedontShowListenprop is a good practice for ensuring type safety.src/services/telementryService.js (1)
14-14: Adding an eslint-disable comment for the unused variableemis_usernameis a temporary workaround. Consider removing the variable if it's truly unnecessary, or use it where appropriate to avoid disabling eslint rules.src/components/Practice/Mechanics4.jsx (2)
51-51: Refactoring the conditional to use strict equality (===) for type checks is a good practice for ensuring type safety.
121-121: The use of strict equality checks (===) for comparingselectedWordslength withwordsAfterSplitlength is a good practice for ensuring type safety.src/utils/AudioCompare.js (1)
94-94: Ensuring thatvoiceTextis set to"success"before enabling the next action is a logical approach. This ensures that the action only proceeds if the previous operation was successful.src/components/AssesmentEnd/AssesmentEnd.jsx (2)
85-85: Correcting the spelling from "Amost" to "Almost" improves the professionalism and readability of the UI text.
105-105: Using strict equality checks (===) for comparingnewLevelandpreviousLevelis a good practice for ensuring type safety.src/components/DiscoverSentance/DiscoverSentance.jsx (1)
302-302: Ensuring that the content type is checked strictly (===) before rendering specific UI elements is a good practice for ensuring type safety and predictable behavior.src/components/Practice/Mechanics3.jsx (12)
61-61: Consider usingconstinstead ofletforwordToCheckif its value is not reassigned within the scope. This enhances readability by signaling that the variable's value is intended to remain constant.
64-64: Ensure thatparentWordsis always a string before calling.lengthand.split(" ")to avoid potential runtime errors. Adding a type check or ensuring upstream validation could mitigate this risk.
76-76: Similar to the previous comment, verify thatparentWordsis a non-null string before proceeding with operations that assume it is a string. This is crucial for maintaining robustness and avoiding runtime errors.
85-85: The commented-out line// const isFillInTheBlanks = type === "fillInTheBlank";suggests a previous approach or debugging code. If it's no longer needed, consider removing it to keep the codebase clean.
90-90: When dealing with promises, such as the one returned byfinder.find(wordToSimilar), ensure error handling is in place. Consider adding a.catch()block to handle potential rejections gracefully.
98-100: The conditionif (type === "audio")directly followed byif (type === "fillInTheBlank")suggests these are mutually exclusive branches. Consider usingelse iffor clarity and to indicate the exclusivity explicitly.
129-131: The commented-out condition// if (type === "audio") {and its closing counterpart// }seem to be leftovers from a previous version. If they are no longer needed, removing them could improve code clarity.
168-172: This functiongetEnableButtonuses strict equality checks (===) as part of the PR objectives. However, ensure thatenableNextandselectedWordare always of the expected types to avoid unexpected behavior due to type coercion.
204-204: The ternary operator used here for rendering based ontypeis clear and concise. However, consider extracting large conditional blocks into separate components or functions for improved readability and maintainability.
284-291: > 📝 NOTEThis review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [287-299]
The conditional class name construction is clear, but consider simplifying the logic or extracting it into a function for better readability. Also, ensure that
shakestate changes do not cause unnecessary re-renders by checking its dependency on render performance.
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Similar to the previous comment on conditional class names, consider simplifying or extracting this logic. Additionally, verify that the opacity and pointer events CSS properties do not interfere with accessibility, especially for keyboard navigation and screen readers.
412-412: The conditional rendering based onselectedWord === wordToCheck && type === "fillInTheBlank"is clear. However, ensure that theVoiceAnalysercomponent properly handles all props, especially since some likeupdateStoryare commented out, suggesting potential future use or refactoring.src/components/Assesment/Assesment.jsx (2)
472-472: The use ofeslint-disable-next-line no-unused-varscomments to bypass linting errors for unused variables is not a best practice. It's better to remove or comment out the unused variables if they are not needed.Consider removing or commenting out unused variables instead of disabling ESLint rules.
474-474: Similar to the previous comment, usingeslint-disable-next-line no-unused-varsfor unused variables should be avoided. Evaluate if the variableprofileNameis necessary for future use or if it can be removed.Reassess the need for the
profileNamevariable and remove or comment it out if not needed.src/views/Practice/Practice.jsx (11)
28-28: Usingeslint-disable-next-line no-unused-varsto ignore unused variables is not recommended. IfrecordedAudiois not being used, consider removing it or commenting it out.Reevaluate the necessity of the
recordedAudiostate and remove or comment it out if it's not being used.
31-31: Similar to the previous comment, the use ofeslint-disable-next-line no-unused-varsforstoryLineindicates it might be an unused variable. It's better to remove or comment out unused variables.Consider removing or commenting out the
storyLinestate if it's not needed.
33-33: ThevoiceAnimatestate is marked as unused witheslint-disable-next-line no-unused-vars. It's advisable to remove or comment out unused states to keep the code clean.Evaluate the use of
voiceAnimateand remove or comment it out if unnecessary.
37-37: TheassessmentResponsestate is unused and bypassed witheslint-disable-next-line no-unused-vars. Removing or commenting out unused states is a cleaner approach.Assess the necessity of
assessmentResponseand consider removing or commenting it out if not used.
40-40: ThecurrentCollectionIdstate is also bypassed witheslint-disable-next-line no-unused-vars. Consistently, it's better to remove or comment out unused states.Reconsider the need for
currentCollectionIdand remove or comment it out if it's not being used.
115-115: The conditionvoiceText === "success"seems to be part of a logic that might have been commented out or removed. Ensure that this logic is either fully implemented or removed if not needed.Verify the implementation of the logic when
voiceTextis "success" and ensure it's either fully functional or removed if obsolete.
191-195: The logic to determinenewPracticeStepandnewQuestionIndexbased on the current question count and game over state is crucial for the flow of the practice session. Ensure that this logic correctly handles all edge cases, especially when transitioning between different practice steps or when a game over condition is met.Consider adding unit tests to cover the logic for calculating
newPracticeStepandnewQuestionIndex, ensuring it handles all edge cases correctly.
250-256: The conditionnewPracticeStep === 10resets the practice step to 0. This seems to be a mechanism to loop back to the beginning after completing all steps. Verify that this behavior aligns with the intended user experience and that there are no edge cases where this could lead to unexpected behavior.Review the logic for resetting the practice step and ensure it aligns with the intended user experience, especially in edge cases.
272-272: The conditionnewPracticeStep === 0 || newPracticeStep === 5 || isGameOvertriggers a game over. It's important to ensure that this condition accurately represents all scenarios where a game over should occur.Double-check the game over condition to ensure it accurately captures all intended scenarios and does not prematurely end the practice session.
338-341: The commented-outplayAudiofunction suggests there was an intention to implement audio playback. If this functionality is required, consider implementing it. Otherwise, remove the commented code to keep the codebase clean.Decide on the necessity of the
playAudiofunction and either implement it or remove the commented code.
533-533: The comment// eslint-disable-next-line react-hooks/exhaustive-depsis used to bypass the exhaustive dependencies warning in auseEffecthook. It's crucial to ensure that all necessary dependencies are included to avoid bugs related to stale closures or missed updates.Carefully review the dependencies of this
useEffecthook and include all necessary dependencies to ensure correct behavior.src/components/Layouts.jsx/MainLayout.jsx (6)
102-102: The comment// showScore = true,indicates that theshowScoreprop's default value has been commented out. If this prop is no longer used, consider removing it entirely to clean up the codebase. If it's temporarily disabled for a specific reason, ensure there's a comment or TODO note explaining why.
173-173: Using strict equality checks (===) forlivesData?.redLivesToShowis a good practice for ensuring type safety. However, ensure thatlivesData?.livesis always a number or explicitly handled if it can be undefined or null, to avoid unexpected behavior.
193-197: The positioning logic based on theLEVELprop uses a ternary operator chain. This approach is fine for a small number of conditions but consider using a switch statement or a mapping object for better readability and maintainability if more conditions are added in the future.
425-432: The gradient styling based oncurrentPracticeStepcomparisons enhances the visual feedback to the user. Ensure that the color codes and gradient directions are consistent with the design specifications and accessible to all users, including those with visual impairments.
445-445: Using conditional styling to change the text color based oncurrentPracticeStepis a good practice for dynamic UI updates. However, ensure that the color contrast meets accessibility standards, especially for text over gradient backgrounds.
792-792: As with the previous comment on text color based oncurrentPracticeStep, ensure that accessibility standards for color contrast are met. Repeated logic suggests the need for a utility function or component to handle these styles.
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79-79: The commented-out code and the// !state?.refreshcomment might indicate an incomplete refactor or a temporary workaround.Ensure that any commented-out code is either removed or accompanied by a TODO comment explaining why it's retained and what needs to be done to address it.
110-110: The commented-out code// go_to_result(voiceText);suggests an incomplete implementation or a temporary workaround.Similar to the previous comment, ensure that any commented-out code is either removed or accompanied by a TODO comment explaining why it's retained and what needs to be done to address it.
186-190: The logic to determinenewPracticeStepandnewQuestionIndexis duplicated.Consider extracting this logic into a separate function to avoid duplication and improve code maintainability.
196-196: The hardcoded values4and9for determiningisShowCasemight make the code less flexible and harder to maintain.Consider defining these values as constants with descriptive names at the top of the file or in a configuration file. This approach improves readability and makes it easier to update these values in the future.
223-223: The direct navigation commandgameOver({ link: "/assesment-end" });is used instead of thenavigatefunction fromreact-router-dom.For consistency and to leverage the benefits of using
react-router-domfor navigation, consider using thenavigatefunction for all navigations within the application.
245-245: The conditionnewPracticeStep === 10directly setsnewPracticeStepto0, which might indicate a specific workflow or a magic number.If
10represents a specific milestone or limit, consider defining it as a constant with a descriptive name to improve code readability and maintainability.
267-267: The direct call togameOver()without navigation or further handling might not be consistent with other parts of the application.Ensure that the
gameOverfunction's implementation aligns with the application's navigation and state management practices. Consider usingnavigatefor redirection if applicable.
333-336: The commented-outplayAudiofunction suggests that it was either replaced or is no longer needed.If the function is no longer needed, consider removing the commented-out code to clean up the file. If it's temporarily disabled, add a TODO comment explaining the context and future plans.
654-654: The conditional rendering logic inrenderMechanicsuses a mix of direct comparisons and ternary operators, which could be streamlined for clarity.Consider simplifying the conditional rendering logic by using more consistent patterns or extracting parts of it into smaller, more focused functions or components.
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79-79: The use ofsetTimeoutfor displaying a message dialog after a delay is a common pattern. However, it's important to ensure that the component is still mounted when the timeout expires to avoid setting state on an unmounted component, which can lead to memory leaks and errors.Consider using a cleanup function in
useEffectto cancel the timeout if the component unmounts before the timeout completes.
110-110: It's good practice to remove or comment out eslint-disable-next-line comments if the related issue has been resolved. Ensure that the eslint rule is either adhered to or that there's a valid reason for disabling it.
186-190: The logic for determiningnewPracticeStepandnewQuestionIndexbased on the current question and game over status is clear and concise. However, consider adding comments to explain the significance of the magic numbers4and9used in the condition for settingisShowCase.Adding comments will improve code readability and maintainability, especially for new developers or when revisiting the code after some time.
245-245: When resettingnewPracticeStepto0after reaching the end of the practice steps, it's important to ensure that this logic aligns with the overall progression and level system of the application. Consider verifying that this reset behavior is intended and correctly implemented in the context of the application's level progression.
267-267: The condition for triggeringgameOver()based onnewPracticeSteporisGameOveris crucial for the game's flow. It's recommended to add a comment explaining the logic behind these conditions to enhance code readability.
333-336: The commented-outplayAudiofunction suggests that it was either replaced or deemed unnecessary. If this code is no longer needed, consider removing it to keep the codebase clean and maintainable.
537-541: ThehighlightWordsfunction's logic for determiningfontSizebased on content type is a good example of conditional styling. However, consider extracting the styling-related logic into a separate function or using CSS classes to simplify the JSX structure and improve maintainability.
654-654: The conditional rendering logic inrenderMechanicsbased onmechanismandpageis clear and well-structured. However, ensure that all possible values ofmechanismare handled appropriately and that there's a default case to handle unexpected values.
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src/utils/urlConstants.json (1)
5-7: The updates to the API endpoints inurlConstants.jsonare correctly implemented.src/utils/VoiceAnalyser.js (1)
441-441: The adjustment of the percentage range for determiningredLivesToShowandblackLivesToShowis correctly implemented.src/views/Practice/Practice.jsx (10)
79-79: Ensure that the removal of the state refresh check does not inadvertently affect the component's behavior, especially in scenarios where a refresh might be expected to reset certain states.Verification successful
The search results indicate that there are no active components or functions within the
src/views/Practice/directory that rely on the "refresh" state, aside from a commented-out reference inPractice.jsx. This suggests that the removal of the state refresh check is unlikely to inadvertently affect other components or functions. Based on this information, the initial review comment concern appears to be unfounded in the current context.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Verify if there are any other components or functions relying on the refresh state. rg --type js "refresh" src/views/Practice/Length of output: 99
110-110: The update to handle thevoiceTextstate for "success" and "error" values is a good practice for managing component behavior based on asynchronous operations or external inputs.
139-145: When making API calls, consider adding error handling to manage network issues or server errors gracefully. This can be achieved with try-catch blocks or promise chaining with.catch()methods.
186-190: The logic for determining the next practice step and question index is clear and well-structured. This approach aids in maintaining the flow of the practice sessions.
223-242: Given the critical nature of handling session results, ensure robust error handling around this API call to gracefully manage potential failures.
250-256: The approach to resetting the practice step and progress when reaching the end of the practice steps is logical and aligns with the expected behavior of the application.
272-272: Consider adding a user feedback mechanism or a loading state when navigating to the assessment end or handling game over scenarios to enhance the user experience.
338-341: The commented-outplayAudiofunction suggests a refactor or removal of unused code. If this function is no longer needed, removing the commented code can help maintain code cleanliness.
542-546: The logic for determiningfontSizebased on content type is a good example of dynamic styling based on component state. This approach enhances the flexibility and adaptability of the component's UI.
659-659: The dynamic rendering logic based on content type (imagevs. other types) is well-implemented, providing a clear and maintainable way to handle different content presentations.
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