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  • AspectRatio

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  • Documentation

    • Enhanced the Aspect Ratio component docs with a live usage example demonstrating a 16:9 image display and a structured properties table.
    • Updated the Badge component documentation to include an interactive preview and a detailed table outlining its properties.
  • Chores

    • Added dependencies to support MDX, improving the integration of Markdown and JSX in the documentation workflow.

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This pull request introduces new documentation examples for the AspectRatio and Badge components. New JavaScript files containing usage examples and property tables have been added, and the corresponding MDX pages have been updated to include comprehensive layout components for documentation. Additionally, the project’s MDX support is enhanced by adding two new dependencies in the docs' package configuration.

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File(s) Change Summary
docs/app/docsv2/components/aspect-ratio/.../codeUsage.js
docs/app/docsv2/components/aspect-ratio/page.mdx
Added a usage example file exporting code and property table for the AspectRatio component, and updated the documentation page to include a live demo and structured table.
docs/app/docsv2/components/badge/.../codeUsage.js
docs/app/docsv2/components/badge/page.mdx
Introduced a usage example file exporting code and property table for the Badge component, and revamped the documentation page to showcase the component, along with detailed code samples and property data.
docs/package.json Added MDX-related dependencies: "@mdx-js/loader": "^3.1.0" and "@next/mdx": "^15.1.7".

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    participant U as User
    participant MP as MDX Page
    participant DC as Documentation Component
    participant CH as ComponentHero
    participant DT as Documentation.Table

    U->>MP: Request documentation page
    MP->>DC: Load Documentation layout
    DC->>CH: Render live component demo (AspectRatio/Badge)
    CH->>U: Display component example
    DC->>DT: Render property table with usage details
    DT->>U: Present component properties data
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (7)
docs/app/docsv2/components/badge/docs/codeUsage.js (2)

16-16: Add missing semicolon in SCSS.

The padding property is missing a semicolon.

-    padding:4px 8px;
+    padding: 4px 8px;

34-36: Document additional common properties.

The table is missing documentation for common properties like children and className. Consider adding these to provide a complete API reference.

     data : [
         {prop: 'color', type: 'string', default: 'null', description: 'Accent color of the component', id: 'color'},
+        {prop: 'children', type: 'ReactNode', default: 'null', description: 'Content to be displayed inside the badge', id: 'children'},
+        {prop: 'className', type: 'string', default: 'null', description: 'Additional CSS class names', id: 'className'}
     ]
docs/app/docsv2/components/aspect-ratio/docs/codeUsage.js (3)

8-11: Consider using a shorter image URL.

The image URL is quite long. Consider using a shorter URL or moving it to a constants file.

-        src="https://images.pexels.com/photos/346529/pexels-photo-346529.jpeg?cs=srgb&dl=pexels-bri-schneiter-28802-346529.jpg&fm=jpg"
+        src="/images/landscape.jpg"

27-30: Document additional common properties.

The table is missing documentation for common properties like children and className. Consider adding these to provide a complete API reference.

     data :[
         {prop: 'ratio', type: 'string', default: '1', description: 'Used to set desired ratio', id: 'ratio'},
-        
+        {prop: 'children', type: 'ReactNode', default: 'null', description: 'Content to be displayed inside the aspect ratio container', id: 'children'},
+        {prop: 'className', type: 'string', default: 'null', description: 'Additional CSS class names', id: 'className'}
     ]

32-34: Remove extra newlines.

There are unnecessary blank lines at the end of the file.

}

-

-
export default code;
+export default code;
docs/app/docsv2/components/badge/page.mdx (1)

5-7: Remove extra whitespace in description.

The description string has unnecessary indentation.

-<Documentation  title={`Badge`} description={`
-            Badges are used to display a small amount of information. They are used in the sidebar, and in the chat.
-        `}>
+<Documentation title={`Badge`} description={`Badges are used to display a small amount of information. They are used in the sidebar, and in the chat.`}>
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docs/app/docsv2/components/aspect-ratio/page.mdx (1)

6-8: Consider Simplifying the Description String

The multi-line template literal for the description (lines 6–8) may introduce unintended whitespace or formatting issues. For clarity and consistency, consider using a single-line string or trimming the whitespace to ensure the rendered output meets design expectations. For example:

-<Documentation title={`AspectRatio`}  description={`
-                    Aspect Ratio is used to set the desired ratio.
-                `}>
+<Documentation title="AspectRatio" description="Aspect Ratio is used to set the desired ratio.">
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docs/package.json (1)

13-14: LGTM! Dependencies are correctly configured.

The MDX-related dependencies are added with compatible versions, and the version of @next/mdx matches the Next.js version.

docs/app/docsv2/components/aspect-ratio/page.mdx (3)

1-3: Clean and Consistent Imports

The import statements are clear and use appropriate aliases. They correctly import the necessary components and helper data needed for the documentation page.


9-20: Solid Documentation Layout with ComponentHero

The structure within the <Documentation> component is well organized. The use of <Documentation.ComponentHero> to showcase the AspectRatio component—with a correctly set ratio ('16/9') and an appropriately styled image—is clear and effective. The props and inline styles are correctly applied for a good visual display.


22-22: Effective Use of Documentation.Table

The <Documentation.Table> component is utilized properly with its columns and data derived from AspectRatioTable. Ensure that the AspectRatioTable data structure is maintained in sync with any future updates in the associated usage examples.

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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix syntax error in code object.

There's an extra closing brace that makes the code object invalid.

    
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-}
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no extra closing brace.

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@GoldGroove06 I apologize for my mistake. You are correct - both closing braces are necessary for the proper object structure. The first brace closes the javascript object, and the second one closes the outer code object. I'll retract my previous suggestion.


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lol!

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