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Changed ui of Events Section #120

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@samar12-rad samar12-rad commented Oct 6, 2024

Created new ui of Events section
@RamakrushnaBiswal , pls check
for [ISSUE #98 ]

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  • New Features

    • Introduced text animations for enhanced visual appeal in the Event component.
    • Added new images to improve the overall design and user experience.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced layout and responsiveness of the Event component for better usability.
    • Streamlined JSX structure for improved readability and organization.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjusted button placements and styling for better interaction.

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The changes primarily involve formatting and structural adjustments in the App.jsx and Event.jsx files. In App.jsx, import statements were reformatted for consistency, and JSX structure was improved for readability. In Event.jsx, new dependencies were introduced for text animations, and the layout was enhanced with additional images and a more cohesive design. The overall code was cleaned up for better readability, without altering any functional logic.

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File Change Summary
frontend/src/App.jsx Reformatted import statements, changed quotes from single to double, improved JSX structure.
frontend/src/components/Pages/Event.jsx Added useRef, SplitType, and gsap for text animations, modified layout, added new images, cleaned up code.

Possibly related PRs

  • Refactor routing and improve layout with Navbar and Footer #20: The changes in src/App.jsx regarding the layout and organization of components are directly related to the modifications made in the main PR, which also focuses on the App.jsx file's structure and formatting.
  • Kindeauth integrated using react #71: The integration of the KindeProvider in frontend/src/App.jsx is relevant as it alters the component hierarchy, similar to the organizational changes made in the main PR to improve the readability and structure of the App.jsx file.

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🐰 In the meadow where code does play,
Formatting blooms in a bright array.
With gsap and SplitType, the text takes flight,
New images dance in the soft moonlight.
Clean and clear, our components sing,
Hopping along, oh what joy they bring! 🌼


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frontend/src/components/Pages/Event.jsx (2)

191-195: Verify the use of text-muted class

The class text-muted is used in several places (e.g., lines 191, 196). However, text-muted is not a standard Tailwind CSS class. Please ensure that this class is defined in your custom CSS or consider replacing it with a standard Tailwind CSS text color class, such as text-gray-500.

Also applies to: 196-202, 215-221, 223-229, 243-248, 250-256, 271-275, 277-283, 298-303, 304-310


203-205: Check the use of btn and btn-primary classes

The classes btn and btn-primary are applied to buttons (e.g., line 203). These are commonly used in Bootstrap but are not defined in Tailwind CSS by default. Please verify that these classes are defined in your project, or replace them with equivalent Tailwind CSS classes.

Also applies to: 230-233, 257-259, 285-287, 312-313

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frontend/src/components/Pages/Event.jsx (2)

89-110: LGTM: Main layout structure is well-organized and visually appealing

The JSX structure for the main layout is well-organized and visually appealing. The use of Tailwind CSS classes ensures responsiveness across different screen sizes. The addition of animated GIFs (band.gif, game.gif, spin.gif) enhances the visual appeal of the page.

However, consider adding alt text to the img elements for better accessibility:

- <img src={game} alt="game" className="w-28 h-28" />
- <img src={spin} alt="game" className="w-28 h-28" />
+ <img src={game} alt="Board game animation" className="w-28 h-28" />
+ <img src={spin} alt="Spinning animation" className="w-28 h-28" />

111-329: LGTM: Event details and calendar section are well-implemented

The calendar component and event details section are well-structured and provide a good user experience. The responsive layout ensures consistency across different screen sizes.

Consider using a date library like date-fns or moment.js for more robust date handling:

import { format } from 'date-fns';

// ...

const formattedDate = format(new Date(2023, 4, 10), 'MMMM d, yyyy');

This approach would make it easier to manage and format dates consistently across the application.

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1-29: LGTM: Import statements and constants are well-organized

The new imports for animation libraries (SplitType, gsap) and carousel functionality (Splide) are appropriate for the added features. The image imports and constants for days and months are well-defined and will be useful for the calendar component.


42-85: LGTM: Hooks and animations are well-implemented

The useEffect hooks for text animations and carousel setup are properly implemented. The cleanup functions in both hooks prevent memory leaks, which is a good practice. The text animation effect using SplitType and gsap adds an engaging visual element to the page.


1-332: Overall, great improvements to the Events page

The changes made to the Events page are impressive and significantly enhance the user experience. The addition of animations, improved layout, and responsive design are all positive changes. The code quality is generally good, with only minor suggestions for improvement.

Key points:

  1. New animations and carousel functionality add visual appeal.
  2. The calendar and event details sections are well-implemented.
  3. Responsive design ensures a consistent experience across devices.
  4. Most past comments have been addressed, particularly regarding cleanup functions in useEffect hooks.

There's just one minor grammatical issue remaining in the Chameleons game description that needs to be fixed. Once that's resolved, this PR will be ready for merge.

Great work on improving the Events page!


305-313: ⚠️ Potential issue

Fix remaining grammatical issue in Chameleons description

The previous comment about the grammatical error in the Chameleons description has not been fully addressed. Please update the description as follows:

- <h4 className="text-xl text-muted text-slate-700 italic mt-2 leading-8 ">
-   - Chameleons is a cooperative card game designed for
-   fast-paced,A lighthearted game where players must identify a
-   hidden Chameleon among them using deduction, quick thinking,
-   and clever bluffing. + Chameleons is a cooperative card game
-   designed for fast-paced, lighthearted play where players must
-   identify a hidden Chameleon among them using deduction, quick
-   thinking, and clever bluffing.
- </h4>
+ <h4 className="text-xl text-muted text-slate-700 italic mt-2 leading-8 ">
+   Chameleons is a cooperative card game designed for fast-paced,
+   lighthearted play where players must identify a hidden Chameleon
+   among them using deduction, quick thinking, and clever bluffing.
+ </h4>

This change will resolve the grammatical issues and improve readability.

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@RamakrushnaBiswal RamakrushnaBiswal merged commit 7231579 into RamakrushnaBiswal:main Oct 7, 2024
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@samar12-rad hy dude lilterally cool one
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Thank you brother @RamakrushnaBiswal .

@RamakrushnaBiswal RamakrushnaBiswal added level2 for 25 points gssoc-ext gssoc-extd program hacktoberfest accepted hacktoberfest-accepted repo labels Oct 7, 2024
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can you also review #125 @RamakrushnaBiswal

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