Refactor form components #659
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- Introduced a new BarcodeInput component for scanning barcodes using the Quagga library. - Updated package.json and package-lock.json to include Quagga as a dependency. - Enhanced form themes to accommodate the new BarcodeInput component. - Added localization support for barcode scanning actions in English. - Updated blocks_types.json to register the new barcode input type. These changes improve the application's functionality by allowing users to scan barcodes directly within forms, enhancing user experience and data input efficiency.
- Removed unused box shadow styles from tailwind.config.js. - Enhanced DateInput, FileInput, MatrixInput, RichTextAreaInput, and VSelect components with improved styling and error handling. - Updated theme settings in form-themes.js to include new styles for MatrixInput and other form elements. - Adjusted labels in FieldOptions.vue for clarity. - Improved overall UI consistency and responsiveness across form components.
WalkthroughThis pull request introduces a comprehensive implementation of barcode scanning functionality across multiple components and files. The primary addition is the Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant BarcodeInput
participant CameraUpload
participant Quagga
User->>BarcodeInput: Click to scan
BarcodeInput->>CameraUpload: Initiate camera
CameraUpload->>Quagga: Start barcode detection
Quagga-->>CameraUpload: Barcode detected
CameraUpload-->>BarcodeInput: Return scanned value
BarcodeInput->>User: Display scanned barcode
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client/i18n/lang/bn.json (1)
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1-42: Fix encoding issue in fileInput.uploadingFile.There's an encoding issue in the existing text where "আপলোড" (upload) is partially corrupted and showing as "���পলোড".
Apply this fix to correct the encoding:
- "uploadingFile": "আপনার ফাইল ���পলোড হচ্ছে..." + "uploadingFile": "আপনার ফাইল আপলোড হচ্ছে..."
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client/components/forms/RichTextAreaInput.client.vue (7)
23-24: Clarify style precedence for--font-size
You are merginginputStylewith the default style object, which includes--font-size: theme.default.fontSize. IfinputStylealso sets--font-size, it might override the theme’s default. Confirm whether this override is desired.
77-77: Check the return fromuseFormInput
The destructured objects{ compVal, inputStyle, hasError, inputWrapperProps }are used properly, but confirm if you need watchers or computed forcompValorinputStyleto respond to external changes ineditorOptions.Do you want me to propose an implementation that handles updates to
editorOptionsdynamically?
122-122: Validate the fixed minimum height
min-height: 100pxensures comfortable space, but consider making it conditional or configurable if some uses require more flexible styling, especially for small or large text areas.
133-133: Check radius usage
.ql-header { @apply rounded-md }is good for consistency, but verify that it doesn’t break alignment or cause content overflow in some quill modules (e.g., headers in code blocks).
137-137: Augment placeholder styling for better visual feedback
Using@apply text-gray-400for.ql-editor.ql-blank:beforemight be too faint on darker backgrounds. Ensure this text remains accessible and meets contrast requirements.
141-141: Ensure color consistency in hover and focus states
Applying@apply text-nt-blueis fine, but confirm it doesn’t conflict with brand guidelines or toward other form inputs that use a different hover/focus color scheme.
168-168: Consistent mention styling
Styling mention spans with a distinct color scheme highlights mentions, but ensure that these custom classes integrate smoothly with dark mode (e.g., text visibility, background color).client/components/forms/components/VSelect.vue (5)
221-221: Collapsible import
Registering theCollapsiblecomponent here clarifies usage locally. Consider lazy-loading if performance or file size becomes a concern.
255-255: Initializing component state
StoringdefaultValuefrommodelValueis good for reference, though you may want to add watchers if new props should reset the state.
274-274: Added debouncing to remote calls
Wrappingremoteindebouncehelps reduce API call frequency. Evaluate if 300ms is optimal for your user experience.
287-291: Fuse.js integration
This is a straightforward Fuse.js usage. Check if you need advanced matching config (e.g., threshold, distance) if you find the default search results too broad/narrow.
409-409: Spacing and consistency
Having a blank line or partial comment at the end of the file is a minor detail, but it's usually good practice to ensure consistent file endings.client/components/forms/components/CameraUpload.vue (2)
131-131: Track Quagga state with 'quaggaInitialized'.
Storing a boolean helps avoid re-initialization. Should the component allow re-init after an interruption, consider resetting if needed.
169-201: Init Quagga with robust error handling.
Good job initializing Quagga with decoders. For reliability, consider adding:
- A user-facing error message if initialization fails.
- Additional callbacks (e.g.,
onProcessed) for debug info.client/components/forms/MatrixInput.vue (1)
47-54: Conditional class application for disabled state.
Adding!cursor-not-allowedwith background color changes is straightforward. Check for edge cases if the field is both disabled and invalid.client/components/forms/BarcodeInput.vue (1)
125-163: Lifecycle management & watchers.
• ThescannedValuewatcher writes directly tocompValfor form integration.
•handleBarcodeDetectedcleanly stops scanning.
Consider a re-scan workflow for invalid codes.client/lib/forms/themes/form-themes.js (11)
58-60: Enhanced “SelectInput” styling.You moved
bg-whiteinto a separate property (background) and introducedchevronGradient. This separation clarifies the structure. Test thoroughly if the dropdown coloring is consistent in both light/dark modes.
104-104: Minor formatting improvement for CheckboxInput.Collapsing brackets is mostly stylistic, but be consistent across the codebase.
111-111: Minor formatting improvement for SwitchInput.Similar to CheckboxInput, keep code style consistent for maintainability.
128-128: Minor formatting improvement for RatingInput.Identical style note as above for consistency.
261-261: CheckboxInput formatting consistency.Again, minor bracket formatting. Keep consistent across theme definitions.
268-268: SwitchInput bracket styling.Same note; unify formatting if possible.
280-280: RatingInput bracket styling.Same ongoing theme consistency note.
368-371: SelectInput revised styling in notion theme.Looks consistent with notion’s brand. Just confirm the gradient doesn’t clash with certain color combos or expansions.
413-413: CheckboxInput bracket styling.Maintain consistent bracket usage as discussed.
420-420: SwitchInput bracket styling.Same note: keep bracket usage uniform.
437-437: RatingInput bracket styling.Maintain consistent code style throughout.
client/components/open/forms/fields/components/FieldOptions.vue (3)
80-100: Ensure the barcode field is clearly explained to users.
The barcode reader block is well-structured; however, consider adding user guidance or a helper text explaining how decoders work and why multiple selections may be beneficial. This can reduce confusion and improve user experience.
635-643: Validate expanded decoder support.
YourbarcodeDecodersOptionscurrently lists a subset of popular decoders. If you plan to expand or localize the list, ensure this array is maintained consistently in the future to prevent missing decoders or duplication.
860-862: Synchronize default decoders with the available options.
The default decoders['ean_reader', 'upc_reader']are a practical choice. If you want to ensure that newly available decoders are widely used, consider incorporating them here too, or clarifying to end users which decoders are enabled by default.client/i18n/lang/en.json (1)
39-41: Improve English phrasing for better UX.The current translation "Click to open a camera" uses an unnecessary article. Consider using either "Click to open camera" or "Click to open the camera" for more natural English.
"barcodeInput": { - "clickToOpenCamera": "Click to open a camera" + "clickToOpenCamera": "Click to open camera" }client/i18n/lang/vi.json (1)
39-41: Consider consistent capitalization across languages.The Vietnamese translation capitalizes "Camera" while Arabic and English versions use lowercase. Consider standardizing the capitalization across all languages.
"barcodeInput": { - "clickToOpenCamera": "Nhấp để mở Camera" + "clickToOpenCamera": "Nhấp để mở camera" }client/i18n/lang/mr.json (1)
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1-41: Consider implementing a shared schema for translations.Since we're adding the same translation key across multiple language files, it would be beneficial to:
- Implement a shared schema/type definition for translations to ensure consistency
- Add automated validation to catch missing translations across language files
Would you like me to propose a TypeScript interface or JSON schema for the translations structure?
client/i18n/lang/jv.json (1)
40-42: Consider revising the Javanese translation for accuracyThe current translation "Klik kanggo nggawe kamera" uses "nggawe" (make/create) which might not be the most accurate translation for "open camera". Consider using "mbukak" instead:
- "clickToOpenCamera": "Klik kanggo nggawe kamera" + "clickToOpenCamera": "Klik kanggo mbukak kamera"client/i18n/lang/es.json (1)
40-42: Consider refining the Spanish translation for better naturalness.The current translation "Haga clic para abrir una cámara" is grammatically correct but could be more idiomatic. Consider using "Haga clic para abrir la cámara" instead, as it sounds more natural in Spanish when referring to the device's camera.
"barcodeInput": { - "clickToOpenCamera": "Haga clic para abrir una cámara" + "clickToOpenCamera": "Haga clic para abrir la cámara" }client/data/blocks_types.json (1)
146-154: Consider using heroicons for consistency.The barcode block implementation looks good and follows the established pattern. However, it uses a Material Symbols icon (
i-material-symbols-barcode-scanner-rounded) while all other blocks use Heroicons. Consider using a similar icon from the Heroicons library to maintain consistency.
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client/components/forms/BarcodeInput.vue(1 hunks)client/components/forms/DateInput.vue(2 hunks)client/components/forms/FileInput.vue(1 hunks)client/components/forms/MatrixInput.vue(3 hunks)client/components/forms/RichTextAreaInput.client.vue(7 hunks)client/components/forms/components/CameraUpload.vue(5 hunks)client/components/forms/components/VSelect.vue(9 hunks)client/components/open/forms/OpenFormField.vue(2 hunks)client/components/open/forms/components/form-components/FormCustomization.vue(1 hunks)client/components/open/forms/fields/components/FieldOptions.vue(4 hunks)client/data/blocks_types.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/ar.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/bn.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/de.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/en.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/es.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/fr.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/hi.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/ja.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/jv.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/ko.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/mr.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/pa.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/pt.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/ru.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/ta.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/te.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/tr.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/ur.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/vi.json(1 hunks)client/i18n/lang/zh.json(1 hunks)client/lib/forms/themes/form-themes.js(15 hunks)client/package.json(1 hunks)client/tailwind.config.js(2 hunks)
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client/components/forms/RichTextAreaInput.client.vue (7)
2-5: Confirm the naming or usage of thenot-draggableclass
It's unclear if thenot-draggableclass is part of the global styling or if there's custom logic that depends on it. Verify that this class effectively prevents user drag interactions and doesn't introduce unexpected side effects.
16-16: Check focus styling for disabled or errored states
Combiningfocus-withinclasses with conditionals fordisabledanderrorstates is correct, but ensure there's no unintended overlap where user interactions are restricted or partially active.
59-59: EnsureeditorOptionsare consistent with Quill expectations
Because these options can be deeply nested, ensure that merging them doesn't inadvertently override crucial Quill defaults. If you anticipate multiple nested config changes, consider a more robust deep merge strategy.
75-75: Verify the necessity of defining onlyupdate:modelValue
Vue’s v-model usage typically relies onupdate:modelValue. Confirm whether you need additional emit events (e.g.,focus,blur) to handle other lifecycle interactions with the text editor.
127-127: Maintain consistent border styling
Removing border sides in.ql-toolbarcan conflict with certain design systems. Confirm that other input components or toolbars maintain a consistent style.
159-159: No issues identified
Removing or resetting the top padding for.ql-mentioneffectively aligns mention elements.
167-167: Confirm the appended “@” content does not conflict with i18n
.ql-mention::afterappends an “@” symbol. If this symbol is used differently or in a localized context, consider extracting it or confirming it’s globally correct.client/components/forms/components/VSelect.vue (23)
16-16: Ensure correct focus style whendisabledis false
This updated class binding correctly avoids applying the focus ring whendisabledis true, enhancing accessibility and preventing accidental visual feedback for disabled inputs.
38-39: Maintain consistent spacing and layout
Addingtheme.SelectInput.minHeightand explicitltr:pr-8 rtl:pl-8ensures a uniform minimum height and proper horizontal spacing for both left-to-right and right-to-left layouts. Good job handling RTL cases here.
80-87: Use of negative z-index
Using-z-[1]on this element may cause issues in certain stacking contexts, particularly if parent elements establish new stacking contexts. Confirm that it behaves properly across all browsers and container contexts.If you'd like help verifying or a code snippet demonstrating an alternative approach, let me know.
89-89: Chevron icon pointer-events
The icon is wrapped in a container marked withpointer-events: none. This is good for preventing accidental clicks on the chevron while still giving a visual cue. No concerns here.
95-95: Correct conditional logic for clear button
Hiding the clear button ifdisabledor the input is empty aligns well with expected UX, preventing unnecessary or non-functional interactions.
217-217: Efficient theme management
The import fromCachedDefaultTheme.jsis a solid approach to ensuring theme data is cached and quickly retrieved.
225-239: AllowingBooleaninmodelValue
Expanding themodelValueprop's type to includeBooleancan be beneficial but also raises a question about the semantic meaning of a true/false value in a select context. Verify that user code and the template handle boolean states as intended, especially in multi-select mode.
244-244: Injectingtheme
By injecting and returning the theme if available, you ensure local theme overrides or global defaults are consistently respected. This is a neat approach to theming.
251-252: Newdisabledprop
The addition of adisabledprop is well integrated and consistently checked throughout the component. Great job keeping the UI accessible.
264-264: Simplified color handling
Defining--bg-form-colorinoptionStyleis a clean approach to theming, ensuring uniform styling across option elements.
269-269: Focus ring color
Using--tw-ring-colorensures that the ring color remains consistent with the rest of the form theme. Nicely done.
280-280: Short-circuit return for filtered data
Early return statements keep the code simpler and more readable.
295-295: Clear naming
isSearchableclarifies the conditions under which the user can type or create new options. Straightforward and readable.
298-298: Detecting emptiness
Good separation of concerns usingisEmptyto handle both single and multiple selection states.
303-303: Search term watcher
The watch logic forsearchTermis concise. Ensure that clearing the search field doesn't conflict with other watchers or states if you expand functionality later.
311-311: Prevent closing while interacting
TheonClickAwayguard is short and effective, preventing accidental closure when clicking within the dropdown.
317-317: Robust selection check
isSelected(value)gracefully handles single, multiple, or keyed selection. Nicely done.
330-330: Focus lock
Conditionally preventing focus logic ifdisabledensures a consistent disabled experience.
336-336: Blur logic
Likewise, skipping blur events for disabled fields prevents undesired transitions or events.
341-341: Dropdown toggling
This method provides a straightforward approach to toggling the dropdown with built-in checks fordisabledand focus states.
356-356: Selectable logic
Ensuring unique behaviors for multiple vs. single select scenarios keeps the method cohesive. Good job.
391-391: Clear method
ResettingmodelValueto either an empty array ornullis an intuitive approach to clearing state.
394-394: Option creation
Creating custom options dynamically can enhance user experience. Just confirm you handle duplicates if a user types an existing option.client/components/forms/components/CameraUpload.vue (7)
24-24: Validate toggling of 'processCapturedImage'.
WhenisBarcodeModeis false, the capture image button is displayed. This makes sense if capturing images is unnecessary for barcode scans. Consider providing user feedback if users attempt to capture an image in barcode mode.
116-119: Depend on 'isBarcodeMode' carefully.
The propisBarcodeModeis straightforward for toggling scanning. Ensure that your system gracefully returns to normal image capture mode when barcode scanning is off.
120-123: Flexible decoders for extended barcode support.
Allowing an array of decoders makes the component adaptable to different barcode formats.
125-125: Emits now include 'barcodeDetected'.
The addition of'barcodeDetected'clarifies event-driven interactions. Ensure parent components implement an appropriate event handler.
156-158: Conditional Quagga initialization.
Starting Quagga only in barcode mode is concise. If the user togglesisBarcodeModemid-session, evaluate whether you need an additional tear-down or re-init.
205-208: Graceful Quagga shutdown.
CallingQuagga.stop()on cancel helps prevent resource leaks. This logic is essential to free the camera stream.
102-102: Confirm 'quagga' library availability.
Ensure that"quagga"is appropriately declared in your dependencies and that you are on a compatible version.✅ Verification successful
quaggadependency is properly declaredThe
quaggalibrary is correctly declared in the client'spackage.jsondependencies with version"^0.12.1". This confirms that the library is available for use in theCameraUpload.vuecomponent.🏁 Scripts executed
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client/tailwind.config.js (2)
59-59: New custom shadow style.
The'custom-shadow'entry follows typical Tailwind naming patterns. Confirm it aligns with the overall design language.
79-80: Additional 'notion-input' border colors.
borderandborderDarkimprove theming. Verify these new colors meet accessibility contrast guidelines.client/components/forms/MatrixInput.vue (2)
7-11: Adoption of theme-based classes.
Includingtheme.default.borderRadiusandtheme.MatrixInput.cell/tablefosters consistency across UI elements.
24-25: Improved internationalization support.
Usingltr:border-landrtl:border-rensures correct border placement for RTL layouts.client/components/forms/BarcodeInput.vue (3)
1-37: Dedicated BarcodeInput template.
Your conditional<CameraUpload>block and scanning state usage look clean. Confirm camera permission edge cases are addressed.
39-94: Conditional rendering for scanned values.
The UI cleanly displays a scanned barcode or prompts user action if scanning is inactive. Good separation of states.
102-117: Adding decoders prop for flexible barcode formats.
Great approach to passing possible decoder types into the component. This enhances interoperability for different barcode standards.client/components/open/forms/components/form-components/FormCustomization.vue (1)
15-15: Refined naming for the simple theme.
Renaming it “Simple (no shadows)” gives users a clearer expectation of its styling.client/components/forms/DateInput.vue (2)
62-62: Consider confirming that panel closure and lifecycle hooks still work.You replaced the destructured close parameter with a direct template usage. If any logic depended on calling
close()manually, ensure that listeners or watchers inside<DatePicker>or<UPopover>properly close the panel and handle other side effects.
162-164: Great conditional styling for focus/active state.When the component isn't disabled, has no errors, and the picker is open, it shows a clear visual cue with a ring effect. This improves the user’s focus feedback. No issues found with this logic.
client/components/forms/FileInput.vue (1)
26-26: Good addition of a disabled-state style.Adding
!bg-gray-200 dark:!bg-gray-800provides a clear visual cue when the input is disabled. This improves accessibility by indicating that the control is unavailable.client/components/open/forms/OpenFormField.vue (2)
226-227: New field type mapped successfully.
matrix: 'MatrixInput'andbarcode: 'BarcodeInput'have been added. This is a straightforward addition to expand available field components. Just ensure you’ve included any necessary fallback handling if these components are not imported or if data is missing.
342-345: Barcode decoder assignment.Properties for the barcode field are correctly assigned from
field.decoders. Verify that any empty or invalid decoders do not cause runtime errors inBarcodeInput.client/lib/forms/themes/form-themes.js (19)
4-4: Exporting themes object.The export scaffold is correct; no issues at a glance. Keep an eye on potential scoping or bundling constraints to ensure everything is properly recognized.
12-12: Label styling updated to font-semibold.This change can strengthen the visual emphasis on labels. Confirm it aligns with the rest of your design system.
69-90: Introducing PhoneInput theming.You’ve added a specialized styling block for phone input. Verify the
flagandflagSizeclasses don’t conflict with default styling in different screen sizes or when flags are loaded dynamically.
92-92: FlatSelectInput: replaced spacing with gap-x-2.Revising from
space-x-*togap-x-*is beneficial in newer Tailwind. Confirm that all target browsers handle the gap property correctly.
157-160: MatrixInput styling.The introduced classes (
table,cell,cellHover) support structured data entry. Be sure the hover effect doesn’t conflict with any global usage in dark mode.
216-218: Duplicating “SelectInput” changes in the simple theme.Keep your theming consistent with the default version. Looks correct; just confirm it’s stable in all color modes.
249-256: Maintaining gap/space differences.For “FlatSelectInput” in the simple theme, you retained
space-x-2. Confirm that it’s intentionally different from the default theme or unify if needed.
308-312: MatrixInput added to simple theme.Provides a consistent approach for both default and simple themes. Validate that coloring, spacing, and hover states match your design guidelines.
324-324: Rounded border for notion theme inputs.Check that it aligns with your brand guidelines or previously established design pattern in “notion” styling.
350-350: ScaleInput styling in notion theme.Adding border classes for consistent boundaries is fine. Validate that user focus states also get the ring effect.
357-357: Button styling in notion theme.Ensuring consistent border usage with
dark:border-notion-input-borderDarkis good. Check for color conflicts with backgrounds.
360-360: CodeInput border usage.Ensures a consistent boundary matching the rest of the notion theme. Make sure code blocks remain scrollable if content overflows.
364-364: RichTextAreaInput border usage.In line with the other notion input changes. Test for multiline editing or advanced formatting cases in this border style.
401-409: FlatSelectInput hover style using backdrop-brightness-95.Double-check that this filter doesn’t produce undesirable color mixing in certain conditions, especially layered backgrounds.
411-411: Adjusted border classes for DateInput in notion theme.Aligns with the rest of the notion input changes. Ensure date popover styling is similarly updated (if needed).
431-435: SwitchInput “translatedClass” usage.Ensure these translation distances align with your handle size. Double-check that toggling doesn’t clip or overshoot visually.
446-446: FileInput border enhancements.Applying dashed notion input borders. Confirm the dashed style visually communicates the droppable area to users.
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457-457: UploadedFile border usage.Good for consistent notion theme. No immediate concerns.
465-469: MatrixInput for notion theme.Mirrors the changes in other themes. Confirm that the hover effect
hover:backdrop-brightness-95suits the app’s look without unexpected brightness on certain backgrounds.client/components/open/forms/fields/components/FieldOptions.vue (1)
234-234: Label update looks good.
Renaming "End date" to "Include end date" more accurately conveys the functionality. No issues here.client/i18n/lang/zh.json (1)
39-41: Consistent addition of barcode input localization.
The new keyclickToOpenCameraaligns with the introduced barcode scanning functionality. Good job maintaining consistent translations.client/i18n/lang/ko.json (1)
39-41: Adequate localization for barcode scanning.
The keyclickToOpenCamerais properly translated to Korean. This will improve usability for KO users.client/i18n/lang/ja.json (1)
39-41: Clear Japanese prompt for camera use.
TheclickToOpenCameraaddition is correct. Including theclearkey undersignatureInputis also consistent. Nicely done.client/i18n/lang/ar.json (1)
39-41: LGTM! Arabic translation properly handles RTL text.The Arabic translation for the barcode camera prompt is grammatically correct and properly formatted for right-to-left (RTL) text display. The structure follows the established pattern for input-specific sections.
client/i18n/lang/vi.json (1)
39-41: Verify translations for all supported languages.The barcode scanning translations have been added to Arabic, English, and Vietnamese. Please ensure all other supported languages in the i18n directory also receive appropriate translations for this feature.
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Let me check the actual content of the translations to verify if they are consistent across all language files.
Barcode scanning translations are complete in all supported languages
The verification shows that the barcode scanning feature's translations are properly implemented across all language files in the i18n directory. Each language file contains the "barcodeInput" section with appropriate translations for "clickToOpenCamera" in their respective languages, maintaining consistent JSON structure and semantic equivalence.
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client/i18n/lang/pa.json (1)
40-41: LGTM! Translation is accurate and consistent.The Punjabi translation for the barcode camera prompt maintains consistency with existing camera-related translations and follows proper grammatical structure.
client/i18n/lang/ur.json (1)
40-41: LGTM! RTL formatting and translation are correct.The Urdu translation maintains proper right-to-left formatting and follows consistent terminology with existing camera-related translations.
client/i18n/lang/bn.json (1)
40-41: LGTM! Translation is accurate and consistent.The Bengali translation for the barcode camera prompt maintains consistency with existing camera-related translations and follows proper grammatical structure.
client/i18n/lang/tr.json (1)
40-41: LGTM! Translation is clear and well-structured.The Turkish translation for the barcode camera prompt is grammatically correct and maintains consistency with the existing UI language style.
client/i18n/lang/hi.json (1)
40-41: LGTM! Hindi translation is accurate and natural.The Hindi translation maintains proper grammar and follows a natural language flow that will be easily understood by Hindi-speaking users.
client/i18n/lang/mr.json (1)
40-41: LGTM! Marathi translation is accurate and well-integrated.The Marathi translation is grammatically correct and maintains consistency with the existing UI language style.
client/i18n/lang/ru.json (1)
40-42: Russian translation looks good!The translation is accurate and maintains a natural flow in Russian.
client/i18n/lang/pt.json (2)
40-42: Portuguese translation looks good!The translation is accurate and maintains a natural flow in Portuguese.
40-42: Verify translation consistency across all language filesLet's ensure all language files have the new "barcodeInput" section with appropriate translations.
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Translation consistency verified across all language files
The verification shows that all language files (20 in total) have the "barcodeInput" section with the "clickToOpenCamera" key properly translated into their respective languages. Each language file contains appropriate translations that convey the same meaning "Click to open a camera" in different languages, including:
- English: "Click to open a camera"
- Arabic: "انقر لفتح كاميرا"
- French: "Cliquez pour ouvrir une caméra"
- Chinese: "点击打开相机"
- And many others...
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistency of barcodeInput translations across all language files echo "Checking for barcodeInput translations in all language files..." for lang_file in $(fd -e json . client/i18n/lang/); do echo "=== $lang_file ===" # Check if barcodeInput section exists jq -r '.forms.barcodeInput // "MISSING barcodeInput section"' "$lang_file" # Check if clickToOpenCamera key exists jq -r '.forms.barcodeInput.clickToOpenCamera // "MISSING clickToOpenCamera key"' "$lang_file" doneLength of output: 8260
client/i18n/lang/te.json (1)
40-42: LGTM! Translation is accurate and natural.The Telugu translation is grammatically correct and follows natural language patterns. It maintains consistency with the formal tone used throughout the interface.
client/i18n/lang/ta.json (1)
40-42: LGTM! Translation is accurate and consistent.The Tamil translation is grammatically correct and maintains consistency with the formal tone used throughout the interface. Since this is part of a new barcode scanning feature, let's verify the integration.
Let's verify if all required translations are present across localization files:
✅ Verification successful
Translation integration is complete across all locales
The verification shows that the
barcodeInput.clickToOpenCameratranslation key is properly present in all locale files (ar, bn, de, en, es, fr, hi, ja, jv, ko, mr, pa, pt, ru, ta, te, tr, ur, vi, zh). The successfuljqqueries (exit code 0) for each locale file confirm that the translation structure is consistent across all supported languages.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if barcodeInput translations are consistently present across all locale files # Expected: All locale files should have the barcodeInput.clickToOpenCamera key echo "Checking for barcodeInput translations across locale files..." for locale_file in $(fd -e json . client/i18n/lang/); do echo "Checking $locale_file..." jq -e '.forms.barcodeInput.clickToOpenCamera' "$locale_file" > /dev/null 2>&1 if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then echo "WARNING: Missing barcodeInput translation in $locale_file" fi doneLength of output: 4706
client/i18n/lang/de.json (1)
40-41: LGTM! Clear and grammatically correct German translation.The translation "Klicken Sie, um eine Kamera zu öffnen" is well-structured and follows German grammar rules. The placement within the forms section maintains consistency with other form components.
client/i18n/lang/fr.json (1)
40-41: LGTM! Clear and grammatically correct French translation.The translation "Cliquez pour ouvrir une caméra" is well-structured and follows French grammar rules. The placement within the forms section maintains consistency with other form components.
client/package.json (1)
65-65: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider using a more modern barcode scanning library.
The Quagga library (v0.12.1) hasn't been updated since 2016 and may have security vulnerabilities or compatibility issues. Consider using more modern alternatives:
@zxing/library:
- Actively maintained
- TypeScript support
- Better performance
- Broader format support
html5-qrcode:
- Modern implementation
- Active development
- Better documentation
- Enhanced features
Let's check for known vulnerabilities:
client/data/blocks_types.json (1)
149-149: Verify the Material Symbols icon dependency.Ensure that the Material Symbols icon library is properly included in the project's dependencies since this is the first usage of an icon from this library.
Run the following script to check for the Material Symbols dependency:
✅ Verification successful
Material Symbols icon library is properly included and used in the project
The verification shows that the Material Symbols icon library is correctly set up in the project:
- The
@iconify-json/material-symbolspackage is included in the dependencies (version ^1.2.4)- Multiple files in the codebase are already using Material Symbols icons, including:
- Various Vue components under
client/components/- JSON configuration files like
blocks_types.jsonandintegrations.json- Store files like
working_form.jsThis indicates that the icon library is properly integrated and actively used throughout the project, making it safe to use the
i-material-symbols-barcode-scanner-roundedicon.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for Material Symbols icon library dependency # Check package.json for Material Symbols dependency echo "Checking package.json for Material Symbols dependency..." fd -t f "package.json" -x cat {} \; | jq '.dependencies + .devDependencies' | grep -i "material-symbols" # Check for any Material Symbols imports in the codebase echo "Checking for Material Symbols imports..." rg -l "material-symbols" # Check if the icon is defined in any CSS/SCSS files echo "Checking for icon definition in stylesheets..." fd -e css -e scss -x rg -l "material-symbols" {}Length of output: 1025
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Deeply merge Quill modules for reliability
Merging only the first level of modules objects can lead to unexpected overwrites. If props.editorOptions.modules contains multiple nested objects (e.g., syntax, clipboard), consider a deep merge to avoid losing default sub-options.
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💡 Codebase verification
References to 'FileInput' still exist in the codebase and need attention
The component name change from 'FileInput' to 'CameraUpload' requires updates in several files where 'FileInput' is still referenced:
client/components/forms/FileInput.vue: Component is still named 'FileInput'client/components/open/forms/OpenFormField.vue: Contains multiple references to 'FileInput' in component mappingclient/components/open/forms/components/form-logic-components/ColumnCondition.vue: Contains reference to 'FileInput' in component mapping
These references need to be updated to maintain consistency with the new component name.
🔗 Analysis chain
Renaming from 'FileInput' to 'CameraUpload'.
The name change reflects the new scanning functionality. Confirm that no references to “FileInput” remain in the codebase.
Let me verify if there are any imports of 'FileInput' in the codebase.
Let me check the actual usage of FileInput component in the templates.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash
rg 'FileInput' -A 2
Length of output: 1063
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for FileInput imports
rg "import.*FileInput" -g "*.{vue,js,ts}"
Length of output: 43
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for FileInput in template sections
rg "<FileInput" -g "*.vue" -A 2
Length of output: 33
Summary by CodeRabbit
Here are the release notes for this update:
New Features
Improvements
Dependencies
Localization