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  • Refactor
    • Streamlined the activation steps display with improved conditional rendering and enhanced interactive button styling.
  • New Features
    • Introduced a new welcome page featuring a dummy server switcher and refreshed welcome modal.
    • Expanded the activation interface with a new activation code section for clearer navigation.
  • Chores
    • Removed the welcome modal from the home page to simplify the layout.

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This pull request refines several Vue components. In Steps.vue, the rendering logic for step items is restructured to use the index for determining separator visibility and button styling based on state. In index.vue, the WelcomeModalCe component and its testing comment are removed. In webComponents.vue, a new section is added featuring an activation code header, a horizontal rule, and a new welcome modal component. Finally, a new welcome.vue component is introduced that leverages a dummy server store to manage server state and integrates both a server switcher and a welcome modal.

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File Change Summary
web/components/Activation/Steps.vue Restructured StepperItem rendering: uses index in v-for loops, conditional rendering for StepperSeparator, and updates StepperTrigger to include a Button with state-dependent styling and disabled logic.
web/pages/index.vue Removed the <WelcomeModalCe> component and its accompanying testing comment from the template.
web/pages/webComponents.vue Added a horizontal rule (<hr>), a header (<h3>) for "ActivationCodeCe", and introduced the <unraid-welcome-modal /> component into the template.
web/pages/welcome.vue Introduced a new Vue component using <script setup> with TypeScript; it imports a dummy server store and integrates the DummyServerSwitcher and WelcomeModalCe components using server state.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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web/components/Activation/Steps.vue (2)

85-100: Improved button styling based on step state

The button component with conditional styling based on step state provides better visual feedback. However, the complex conditional class binding could be simplified for better maintainability.

Consider extracting the conditional class logic to a computed property:

<script setup lang="ts">
// ... existing code ...

+ const getButtonClass = (state: StepState) => {
+   if (state === 'inactive') return '';
+   const baseClass = 'ring-2 ring-offset-2 ring-offset-background *:cursor-default';
+   return baseClass + (state === 'completed' ? ' ring-success' : ' ring-primary');
+ }
</script>

<template>
  <!-- ... -->
  <Button
    :variant="state === 'completed' ? 'primary' : state === 'active' ? 'primary' : 'outline'"
    size="md"
-    :class="`z-10 rounded-full  ${
-      state !== 'inactive'
-        ? 'ring-2 ring-offset-2 ring-offset-background *:cursor-default ' +
-          (state === 'completed' ? 'ring-success' : 'ring-primary')
-        : ''
-    }`"
+    :class="`z-10 rounded-full ${getButtonClass(state)}`"
    :disabled="state === 'inactive'"
  >

114-114: Improved separator rendering logic

Using the index to determine whether to show the separator is more explicit and reliable than previous methods. However, the styling is hardcoded.

Consider making the separator styling more configurable through props or CSS variables:

- <StepperSeparator v-if="index < steps.length - 1" class="w-[50px] bg-black h-[30px]" />
+ <StepperSeparator v-if="index < steps.length - 1" class="separator-line" />

And then define the separator-line class in your CSS with variables that can be easily changed.

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PR: unraid/api#1143
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Learning: The DummyServerSwitcher component in web/components/DummyServerSwitcher.vue is a development tool for testing different server states, and includes intentional debug elements to aid development.
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web/pages/webComponents.vue (1)

60-62: Clean addition of the welcome modal component

The addition follows the established pattern in the file: horizontal rule, component header, and component placement. This is consistent with the organization of other components in this file.

web/components/Activation/Steps.vue (2)

78-78: Good addition of index to the v-for directive

Adding the index parameter enables more precise control over the rendering of elements, particularly for the separator conditional logic.


102-113: Well-structured step content organization

Moving the title and description within the StepperTrigger improves the organization and visual hierarchy of each step.

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@elibosley elibosley merged commit e7f6f5e into main Mar 18, 2025
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zackspear pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 18, 2025
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## [4.3.1](v4.3.0...v4.3.1)
(2025-03-18)


### Bug Fixes

* stepper fixes ([#1240](#1240))
([e7f6f5e](e7f6f5e))

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mdatelle pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 19, 2025
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## Summary by CodeRabbit

- **Refactor**
- Streamlined the activation steps display with improved conditional
rendering and enhanced interactive button styling.
- **New Features**
- Introduced a new welcome page featuring a dummy server switcher and
refreshed welcome modal.
- Expanded the activation interface with a new activation code section
for clearer navigation.
- **Chores**
  - Removed the welcome modal from the home page to simplify the layout.
<!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->

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mdatelle pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 19, 2025
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## [4.3.1](v4.3.0...v4.3.1)
(2025-03-18)


### Bug Fixes

* stepper fixes ([#1240](#1240))
([e7f6f5e](e7f6f5e))

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