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Some optimizations. #127

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@miaomiaowu0428 miaomiaowu0428 commented Aug 19, 2024

  1. Split CSS and JS into separate files in the page
  2. Refine error message details
  3. Improve form option layout: group validator and view-related options separately
  4. currentDirInput updates automatically when the enter key is pressed

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced 404 error page for improved readability and user experience.
    • Introduction of a responsive and user-friendly configuration management interface.
    • Modularization of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for better maintenance and usability.
    • New options for selecting validators and views in the configuration interface.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved validation logic for project names to ensure only valid names are accepted.
  • Documentation

    • Updated server start command documentation for clarity on access URL.

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The recent changes enhance both the user experience and code maintainability for the zino-cli project. Key updates include improved styling for the 404 error page and a new comprehensive CSS file for the configuration interface. The HTML structure has been streamlined by removing embedded styles/scripts and modularizing them into external files. Additionally, validation logic has been added to ensure valid project names during initialization, improving error handling and user feedback.

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File(s) Change Summary
404.html, zino-config.css, zino-config.html, zino-config.js Enhanced user interface through improved styling and structured layout in the configuration file, while separating concerns by using external CSS and JavaScript files.
src/cli/init.rs Added validation for project names during initialization, improving error handling and user feedback.
src/cli/mod.rs Updated documentation for the Serve variant in the Subcommands enum to clarify the server URL.
src/cli/serve.rs Modified content type determination in the get_page function to dynamically set the content type based on file extension.

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    participant User
    participant Server
    participant Client

    User->>Client: Access Configuration Page
    Client->>Server: Fetch Configuration Data
    Server->>Client: Return Configuration Data
    Client->>User: Display Configuration Options
    User->>Client: Select Features
    Client->>Server: Update Configuration
    Server->>Client: Confirm Update
    Client->>User: Update Confirmation
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With colors bright and paths made clear.
A config page that shines so bright,
With buttons bold and options right!
Validation added, errors kept at bay,
A smoother journey, hip-hip-hooray! 🐰✨


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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (1)
zino-cli/public/zino-config.js (1)

178-179: Use optional chaining for safety.

Consider using optional chaining to safely access ormOption properties, preventing potential runtime errors.

- const ormOption = document.querySelector('#zino-config-form [data-feature="orm"]');
- if (ormOption && ormOption.classList.contains('checked')) {
+ const ormOption = document.querySelector('#zino-config-form [data-feature="orm"]');
+ if (ormOption?.classList.contains('checked')) {
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[error] 178-179: Change to an optional chain.

Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.

(lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)

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Files selected for processing (7)
  • zino-cli/public/404.html (1 hunks)
  • zino-cli/public/zino-config.css (1 hunks)
  • zino-cli/public/zino-config.html (4 hunks)
  • zino-cli/public/zino-config.js (1 hunks)
  • zino-cli/src/cli/init.rs (1 hunks)
  • zino-cli/src/cli/mod.rs (1 hunks)
  • zino-cli/src/cli/serve.rs (1 hunks)
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  • zino-cli/src/cli/mod.rs
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zino-cli/public/zino-config.js

[error] 178-179: Change to an optional chain.

Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.

(lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)

Additional comments not posted (47)
zino-cli/public/404.html (6)

11-12: Improved readability with background and text color.

The addition of a light background color and darker text color enhances readability. This is a good practice for improving user experience on error pages.


15-16: Enhanced heading styling.

The larger font size and bottom margin for the heading improve the visual hierarchy and spacing on the page.


20-20: Increased message prominence.

The slight increase in font size for the message class makes the text more prominent, which is beneficial for user communication.


25-28: Button-like appearance for links.

Adding padding, a solid border, and rounded corners to links creates a button-like appearance, improving interactivity and visual feedback.


31-32: Enhanced hover state for links.

The hover state changes the background color and text color, enhancing interactivity and providing visual feedback to users.


40-40: Clarified link context.

Updating the link text to specify "zino-config page" provides clearer context for users, improving navigation clarity.

zino-cli/src/cli/init.rs (2)

43-45: Validation for specified project names.

The addition of check_package_name_validation ensures that specified project names are validated, improving error handling and robustness.


48-55: Validation for default project names.

Validating the current directory name when no project name is specified helps prevent invalid Rust package names, providing detailed error messages to guide users.

zino-cli/public/zino-config.css (21)

1-9: Consistent layout and styling.

The styles for body and html establish a consistent layout with zero margin and padding, a flexbox layout, and a full viewport height. This approach ensures a responsive and clean design.


11-17: Top-bar styling.

The .top-bar class provides a visually distinct header with a background color, padding, and text alignment, enhancing the interface's structure.


24-28: Main content area styling.

The .main-content class uses flexbox for layout management, ensuring that the main content area is responsive and well-structured.


30-38: Input field styling.

The styles for text input fields enhance usability with padding, border styling, and a responsive width, contributing to a user-friendly form design.


45-49: Flexbox layout for cargoTomlBlock.

The .cargoTomlBlock class uses flexbox to organize content vertically, providing a clear and structured layout.


51-61: CargoTomlDescription styling.

The .cargoTomlDescription class provides a styled description area with background color, shadow, and text alignment, enhancing visual appeal.


63-69: Textarea container layout.

The .textarea-container class ensures that the text area is fully utilized with a flexible and responsive layout.


71-86: Line number styling.

The .lineNumber class provides a consistent and readable display of line numbers, enhancing code readability within text areas.


88-104: CargoTomlTextArea styling.

The .cargoTomlTextArea class enhances text area usability with appropriate padding, font styling, and scroll management, ensuring a user-friendly experience.


106-113: Config form block layout.

The #config-form-block class uses flexbox to organize form elements, providing a structured and scrollable interface.


115-120: Config form styling.

The .config-form class defines a clear and organized layout for form elements, enhancing usability and visual structure.


122-126: Form layout with gap.

The .config-form form class uses a gap between elements to improve readability and organization within the form.


128-132: Form description styling.

The .form-description class provides a visually distinct title for form sections, contributing to a clear and organized interface.


134-136: Hover effect for buttons.

The .config-form button:hover class adds a hover effect, enhancing interactivity and visual feedback for buttons.


138-140: Closet styling.

The .closet class provides margin management for elements, contributing to a clean and organized layout.


142-146: Option title styling.

The .option-title class defines styling for option titles, enhancing readability and visual hierarchy.


148-156: Option group layout.

The .option-group class uses flexbox to organize options, providing a responsive and visually appealing layout.


158-161: Option styling with cursor.

The .option-group div class adds a cursor style for options, enhancing interactivity and user experience.


163-168: Checked option styling.

The .option-group div.checked class provides distinct styling for checked options, improving visual feedback and usability.


170-180: Save button styling.

The #save-config class defines styling for the save button, ensuring it is visually distinct and user-friendly.


182-184: Hidden element styling.

The .hidden class provides a utility for hiding elements, useful for managing visibility in the interface.

zino-cli/src/cli/serve.rs (1)

67-72: Dynamic content type determination.

The use of a match statement to set the content type based on file extensions enhances the server's ability to correctly handle various file types, improving response accuracy.

zino-cli/public/zino-config.js (13)

6-11: Automatic update on Enter key.

The event listener for the Enter key provides a streamlined user interaction by automatically updating the directory, enhancing user experience.


13-33: Error handling in updateCurrentDir.

The function includes error handling to manage failed directory updates, ensuring that users receive feedback and the interface remains consistent.


36-46: Fetching current directory.

The fetchCurrentDir function retrieves the current directory and updates the input field, providing a seamless user experience.


49-65: Fetching Cargo.toml content.

The fetchCargoToml function retrieves and displays the content of Cargo.toml, enhancing user visibility into project configuration.


70-90: Initialization of feature options.

The fetchFeatures function initializes feature options based on server data, ensuring that the interface reflects the current configuration state.


92-122: Checked options aggregation.

The checkedOptions function aggregates selected options into a structured format, facilitating configuration management.


124-135: Generating Cargo.toml.

The generateCargoToml function sends selected options to the server to generate a new Cargo.toml, streamlining configuration updates.


138-188: Option state management.

The change_option_state function manages the state of options, providing interactivity and ensuring the interface accurately reflects user selections.

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[error] 178-179: Change to an optional chain.

Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.

(lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)


190-192: Event listener for unchecked options.

Adding an event listener for unchecked options ensures that user interactions are captured and processed, enhancing usability.


195-204: Line number update function.

The updateLineNumbers function dynamically updates line numbers in text areas, improving code readability and user experience.


206-213: Responsive line number management.

Event listeners for input and scroll events ensure that line numbers remain aligned with text content, enhancing usability.


215-233: Save configuration functionality.

The event listener for saving the configuration ensures that changes are persisted, providing a complete configuration management workflow.


235-239: Initialization on window load.

The window.onload function initializes the interface by fetching current directory, configuration, and features, ensuring that the UI is ready for user interaction.

zino-cli/public/zino-config.html (4)

6-6: LGTM! External CSS inclusion.

The inclusion of an external CSS file enhances maintainability by separating styles from HTML.


136-147: LGTM! New validator options added.

The addition of validator options enhances the configurability of the application, allowing users to select various validation features.


149-158: LGTM! New view options added.

The inclusion of view options allows users to select different rendering engines, enhancing the flexibility of the application.


196-196: LGTM! External JavaScript inclusion.

The inclusion of an external JavaScript file enhances maintainability and modularity by separating scripts from HTML.

@photino photino merged commit 26c516c into zino-rs:main Aug 20, 2024
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