Fixes broken profile page #1111
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Profile
participant Database
participant Tabs
User->>Profile: Request Profile
Profile->>Database: Query banned_users
Database-->>Profile: Return banned status
Profile->>Tabs: Render with Heading component
Tabs-->>User: Display articles
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components/Tabs/index.tsx (1)
32-32: LGTM! Consider updating desktop view for consistency.The change to a darker background (
dark:bg-neutral-950) for the select element in dark mode is appropriate and aligns with the PR objective of cleaning up the profile page layout. This modification enhances the visual contrast in dark mode, potentially improving readability.For consistency, consider applying a similar background color change to the desktop view of the tabs (if applicable). This would ensure a uniform appearance across different screen sizes.
app/(app)/[username]/_usernameClient.tsx (2)
115-116: LGTM: Simplified articles section with article countThe replacement of the
Tabscomponent with a simpleHeadingthat includes the article count is a good simplification. It provides clear information to the user about the content they're viewing.Consider adding a conditional rendering to handle the case when there are no articles:
<Heading level={1}> {posts.length > 0 ? `Articles (${posts.length})` : 'No articles yet'} </Heading>This would provide a more informative message when the user has no articles.
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30-214: Consider further component decomposition for improved maintainabilityThe changes have simplified the UI while maintaining core functionality. However, the
Profilecomponent is still quite large and handles multiple responsibilities. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused components:
UserInfo: Handle rendering of user details (name, username, bio, website).ArticleList: Manage the rendering of article previews.AdminControls: Encapsulate the admin-specific functionality.This decomposition would improve readability and maintainability of the code. For example:
const Profile = ({ profile, isOwner, session }: Props) => { // ... existing logic ... return ( <> <UserInfo profile={profile} /> {accountLocked ? ( <Heading level={1}>Account locked 🔒</Heading> ) : ( <ArticleList posts={posts} isOwner={isOwner} /> )} {session?.user?.role === "ADMIN" && ( <AdminControls profile={profile} onBan={handleBanSubmit} onUnban={() => unbanUser({ userId: id })} /> )} </> ); };This structure would make the main
Profilecomponent more concise and easier to understand at a glance.app/(app)/[username]/page.tsx (2)
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100-104: Prevent exposure of user data when account is lockedCurrently, even if
accountLockedistrue, theshapedProfileincludes all properties from...profile, potentially exposing personal information of a banned user. To protect user privacy, consider excluding the profile data when the account is locked.You can modify the code as follows to ensure sensitive data is not exposed:
const shapedProfile = { accountLocked, posts: [], - ...profile, + ...(accountLocked ? {} : { ...profile }), };This change ensures that when an account is locked,
shapedProfilecontains only theaccountLockedflag and an emptypostsarray.
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100-104: Simplifypostsassignment when account is not lockedIn the
postsassignment, the mapping overprofile.postsreassignspublishedtopost.publishedwithout any transformation. If no changes are made to thepostobjects, you can directly assignprofile.poststoposts.Here's the simplified code:
const shapedProfile = { ...(accountLocked ? {} : { ...profile }), posts: accountLocked ? [] : profile.posts, accountLocked, };This removes unnecessary mapping and improves code readability.
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- app/(app)/[username]/_usernameClient.tsx (3 hunks)
- app/(app)/[username]/page.tsx (1 hunks)
- components/Tabs/index.tsx (1 hunks)
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app/(app)/[username]/_usernameClient.tsx (3)
11-11: LGTM: Import change aligns with PR objectivesThe replacement of the
Tabsimport withHeadingis consistent with the PR's goal of removing tabs from the profile page layout. This change simplifies the component and potentially improves the user interface.
112-112: LGTM: Improved semantic structure for locked account messageThe use of the
Headingcomponent for the account locked message improves the semantic structure of the component. This change is consistent with modern React practices and maintains the visual cue with the lock emoji.
74-75: Simplified tab logic: Clarification neededThe simplification of tab handling logic aligns with the PR objective of cleaning up the profile page layout. However, could you please clarify if the removal of other potential tabs (like
GROUPS) impacts any important functionality? If not, this change is a good simplification.To ensure no functionality is lost, let's check for any references to removed tabs:
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Tab Handling Logic Verified
The removal of other tabs does not impact any existing functionality based on the current codebase references. The simplification to use only the
ARTICLEStab aligns with the PR's objective to streamline the profile page layout.🏁 Scripts executed
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app/(app)/[username]/page.tsx (3)
91-93: Correctly checking for banned usersThe code appropriately queries the
banned_userstable to determine if the user is banned by matching theuserIdwithprofile.id.
95-95: Proper boolean conversion foraccountLockedUsing
!!bannedUsereffectively converts the result to a boolean, which is suitable for theaccountLockedflag.
97-97: Ensure accurate owner identificationThe check
session?.user?.id === profile.idcorrectly determines if the current session belongs to the profile owner.
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Broken profile page currently caused by banned users relation
This updates the check for banned user and cleans up the profile page to no longer use tabs