ver 162 ui update to support tracking user signs up via knight endpoint

[nlgthuan]

Description

This Pull Request introduces a mechanism to track user signups specifically for the '/knight' path using Supabase's remote procedure calls (RPC). This change allows us to monitor and analyze the signup flow for users who navigate through this particular entry point. Additionally, the PR includes a minor UI adjustment to the scrolling container height within the SearchInterface component for a better user experience.

Summary of Changes

1. User Signup Tracking for '/knight' Path:

   • Added a useEffect hook in SearchInterface.tsx to check if the user has signed up through the '/knight' path.
   • Utilized Supabase's rpc function to log these signups asynchronously with the track_user_signups RPC call.
   • Managed the signup path state using localStorage to ensure the tracking occurs once and then clears the state.

2. UI Adjustment in SearchInterface Component:

   • Modified the height calculation of the scrollable div in SearchInterface.tsx from h-[calc(-154px+100svh)] to h-[calc(-88px+100svh)] to optimize content display and scrolling behavior.

3. Landing Page Enhancement:

   • Integrated useLocation from react-router-dom in Landing.tsx to detect path changes.
   • Implemented a useEffect hook to store the '/knight' path in localStorage when the user lands on it, aiding in tracking signups from this specific entry point.

These changes collectively improve our ability to track and analyze user behavior related to signups, particularly from targeted marketing or special campaign paths, while also enhancing the user interface of the application.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced user signup tracking functionality on the /knight page.
  • Enhanced navigation state management based on the current URL in the Landing component.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted layout height for improved visual consistency in the Search Interface.

• Documentation

  • Updated internal comments to reflect new functionality and changes.

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VER-162 UI update to support tracking user signs up via our `/knight` url

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in this pull request involve modifications to two components: SearchInterface.tsx and Landing.tsx. In SearchInterface.tsx, a new effect is added to track user signups, utilizing the Supabase client to call a remote procedure based on a condition in local storage. In Landing.tsx, the useLocation hook is implemented to manage local storage based on the current URL path. Additionally, minor adjustments to layout properties are made in SearchInterface.tsx.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/components/SearchInterface.tsx	Added import for supabaseClient, implemented useEffect to track user signups, modified height calculation in scrollableDiv.
src/pages/Landing.tsx	Imported useLocation, added useEffect to manage local storage based on location.pathname.

Possibly related PRs

• [f] Ver 149 - Landing page #109: The changes in Landing.tsx involve local storage management for the signup process, which is directly related to the new useEffect hook added in the Landing.tsx of the retrieved PR that sets a local storage item when the pathname equals '/knight'.

Poem

🐰 In the land of code where bunnies play,
New hooks and effects brighten the day.
Tracking signups with a hop and a skip,
Local storage now takes a trip!
With paths that change and heights that adjust,
Our components dance, in code we trust! 🌟

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