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❓ What type of PR is this?

  • Refactor ♻️
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  • Optimization 🚀
  • Documentation Update 📄
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💬 Description

This PR includes common components that are reusable throughout the codebase.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced comprehensive test suites for various components, including Button, Checkbox, Container, Modal, Page, Snackbar, Tab, Textarea, and the ConfigVerifier, ensuring robust functionality.
    • Implemented a sanitizeValue utility function to validate and sanitize input values, promoting data integrity and preventing runtime errors.
    • Added utility functions for adding and removing event listeners, improving event management.
    • Delivered a new Textarea class for creating and managing textarea elements, including methods for creating, removing, locking, and unlocking the textarea.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced reliability of component behaviors through extensive testing, ensuring proper event handling and state management across the application.
  • Documentation

    • Improved clarity and coverage of component functionalities and interactions through detailed test cases.
  • Chores

    • Introduced a new file for removing event listeners, encapsulating logic for safe management of event listeners on HTML elements.

* feat: implement Tab component

Implement the Tab component to handle tab creation and removal based on
the provided configuration. The Tab class consists of a constructor
method that initializes the configuration, a create method to create
tabs, and a remove method to remove tabs. This implementation ensures
that the provided configuration is verified before creating or removing
tabs.

* feat: implement tab creation function

Introduce the createTab function to handle the creation of tabs based on
the provided configuration. This function verifies the configuration,
creates tab buttons, and sets attributes for the tab element before
appending buttons to it. This ensures tabs are created with the correct
configuration and attributes.

* feat: implement tab buttons creation function

This function creates tab buttons based on the provided array of button
configurations. It ensures that each button has a unique ID and checks
if the minimum number of buttons required for a tab is met. If the
buttons array is empty or insufficient, appropriate error messages are
logged, and the function returns undefined.

* feat: implement tab removal function

This function removes a tab element from the DOM.

* refactor: add parameters to this.config in Tab class

Due to changes in the configuration verification utility, parameters
needed to be updated in this.config at condition. Added this.name to
make the parameters more readable and ensure proper initialization.

* refactor: update import paths for module resolution

Updated import paths in component files to use module resolution aliases
defined in jsconfig.json. This change improves code readability and
maintainability by replacing relative paths with aliases.

* refactor: merge files into one

Combine multiple files into a single file to reduce unnecessary module
creation. This change simplifies navigation and improves codebase
organization.

* test: ensure tab component works
* feat: implement Button component

Implement the Button component to handle button creation and removal
based on the provided configuration. The button class consists of a
constructor method that initializes the configuration, a create method
to create buttons, and a remove method to remove buttons. This
implementation ensures that the provided configuration is verified
before creating or removing buttons.

* feat: implement button creation function

This function creates a button element based on the provided
configuration object. It checks if the configuration is verified before
creating the button. If the configuration is not verified, the function
returns undefined. The button type determines the style of the button:
rounded-square, slab, or transparent.

* feat: implement button container creation function

This function creates a container element for a button, allowing the
inclusion of an icon, text, and various attributes such as ID, class
name, and event listeners. It uses helper functions from the utilities
module to set attributes and events for the container element.

* feat: implement button removal function

This function removes a button element from the DOM based on the
provided configuration. It utilizes strict mode for improved code
quality and reliability.

* fix: modify and relocate events error message

Ensure early return in the if statement when events are not present in
the configuration. This adjustment improves code clarity and adheres to
the expected behavior. Additionally, relocate the error message handling
to the `button-create-container` file for better organization within the
codebase.

* refactor: add parameters to this.config in Button class

Due to changes in the configuration verification utility, parameters
needed to be updated in this.config at condition. Added this.name to
make the parameters more readable and ensure proper initialization.

* refactor: move helper function to main function

The `button-create` file had a helper function `button-create-container`.
Merged them into one file for better file organization within the
components folder. This change helps in tracking related functions more
effectively.

* fix: add 'button' parameter in 'button-create'

Updated `button-create` by adding the 'button' parameter due to changes
in the configuration verifier. This ensures the function operates with
the correct parameters.

* fix: separate 'text' from other config properties

Set 'text' to let instead of const to accommodate 'rounded-square' type
of button, which forces such buttons to have no 'text'. This change
ensures that the 'text' can be modified in the switch statement even if
explicitly included in the config properties. Keeping other properties
as const prevents unintended changes, maintaining stability.

* fix: change icon wrapper to i element from div

Ensure the icon is wrapped in an `i` element instead of a `div` for
proper icon display and alignment according to standard practices.

* feat: add tests for Button component

Introduce tests to validate the functionality of the Button component
methods. These tests provide assurance regarding the reliability and
correctness of the methods implemented within the component.

* refactor: update import paths for module resolution

Updated import paths in component files to use module resolution aliases
defined in jsconfig.json. This change improves code readability and
maintainability by replacing relative paths with aliases.

* fix: separate event setting from button creation

Fixes the bug of not setting events on a button because the button is
not yet created or appended to the DOM. Event setting relies on the
element's ID in the DOM. Separated event setting into another method to
address this issue. Additionally, return `this` in methods where
chaining is necessary.

* refactor: merge files into one

Combine multiple files into a single file to reduce unnecessary module
creation. This change simplifies navigation and improves codebase
organization.

* test: merge test files into one

Combine multiple test files into a single test file to reduce
unnecessary module tests. This change simplifies navigation and improves
codebase organization.

* style: expand print width to 100 characters

Adjusted code formatting to adhere to a maximum print width of 100characters, improving readability and consistency across the codebase.
* feat: implement Snackbar component

Implement the Snackbar component to handle snackbar creation and removal
based on the provided configuration. The Snackbar class consists of a
constructor method that initializes the configuration, a create method
to create snackbars, and a remove method to remove snackbars. This
implementation ensures that the provided configuration is verified
before creating or removing snackbars.

* refactor: replace create method with render method

Replaced the `createSnackbar` method with the `renderSnackbar` method in
the Snackbar class to streamline the process of rendering. Directly
rendering the Snackbar makes more sense and reduces complexity when
using the Snackbar class.

* refactor: remove unnecessary parameter

Removed an unnecessary parameter from the `removeSnackbar` method to
streamline its implementation and improve clarity.

* refactor: merge render and remove methods

Merged the render and remove methods in the Snackbar class to simplify
its interface and enhance clarity. The unnecessary parameter has been
removed, resulting in a more streamlined and user-friendly implementation.

* feat: add render then remove snackbar function

This feature introduces a new function for rendering a snackbar message
and then automatically removing it after a certain duration. The
function combines the rendering and removal processes into a single
action, enhancing usability and reducing complexity.

* refactor: update import paths for module resolution

Updated import paths in component files to use module resolution aliases
defined in jsconfig.json. This change improves code readability and
maintainability by replacing relative paths with aliases.

* test: merge test files into one

Combine multiple test files into a single test file to reduceunnecessary module tests. This change simplifies navigation and improvescodebase organization.

* test: ensure rendering and removal works properly

Add tests to verify that the Snackbar component correctly renders and
removes messages with valid configurations.
* feat: implement Checkbox component for checkbox management

This component encapsulates functionality for creating, removing, and
changing the state of checkboxes. It utilizes strict mode and imports
necessary functions from respective modules for checkbox creation,
removal, and state change. The constructor ensures that the provided
configuration is verified before initialization.

* feat: implement checkbox creation function

This function creates a checkbox element based on the provided
configuration. It utilizes strict mode and imports necessary functions
for verifying the configuration and setting attributes. The checkbox
element includes an icon and attributes such as ID, class, state, group
name, and target ID as specified in the configuration.

* feat: implement checkbox state management function

This function handles the change of checkbox state based on user
interaction. It utilizes strict mode and imports necessary functions for
verifying the configuration. The function toggles the checkbox state,
updates the checkbox icon accordingly, and manages the targets
associated with the checkbox.

* feat: implement checkbox removal function

This function removes a checkbox element from the DOM based on the
provided configuration. It utilizes strict mode and imports necessary
functions for verifying the configuration. Additionally, it removes
associated items from local storage to maintain data consistency.

* refactor: update import paths for module resolution

Updated import paths in component files to use module resolution aliases
defined in jsconfig.json. This change improves code readability and
maintainability by replacing relative paths with aliases.

* refactor: merge files into one

Combine multiple files into a single file to reduce unnecessary module
creation. This change simplifies navigation and improves codebase
organization.

* test: ensure event remover function works properly

Add tests for the removeEvents function to verify that event listeners
are correctly detached from elements. Ensure proper error handling is
in place when the element or events are missing.

TODO: In the browser, managing localStorage works, but in tests, it is
quite tricky! This is still in process! Try to research more about this.

* style: expand print width to 100 characters

Adjusted code formatting to adhere to a maximum print width of 100characters, improving readability and consistency across the codebase.

* fix: remove console logs

Eliminate console logs from the code to clean up the output and improve
code readability.
* feat: implement Modal component for page creation and removal

This class encapsulates the functionality for creating and removing
modals. It utilizes strict mode and imports necessary functions from
respective modules for modal creation and removal. The constructor
ensures that the provided configuration is verified before
initialization.

* feat: implement modal creation function

This function creates a modal container element based on the provided
configuration. It utilizes strict mode and imports necessary functions
for setting attributes and verifying configuration. The modal container
includes a title, icon, and buttons as specified in the configuration.

* feat: implement modal removal function

This function removes a modal element from the DOM based on the provided
configuration. It utilizes strict mode for improved code quality and
reliability.

* refactor: update import paths for module resolution

Updated import paths in component files to use module resolution aliases
defined in jsconfig.json. This change improves code readability and
maintainability by replacing relative paths with aliases.

* refactor: merge files into one

Combine multiple files into a single file to reduce unnecessary module
creation. This change simplifies navigation and improves codebase
organization.

* test: ensure modal component works
* feat: implement Textarea component

Add Textarea class to handle creation and removal of textareas based on
the provided configuration. The class has methods to create and remove
the textarea elements.

* feat: add textarea creation function

Implement a function to create a textarea element based on the provided
configuration. The function utilizes configuration verification from the
`isConfigVerified` utility and sets attributes using the `setAttributes`
function. It creates a textarea container with specified text content
and attributes such as id, class, placeholder, and readonly.

* feat: implement textarea removal function

This function removes a textarea element from the DOM.

* refactor: update import paths for module resolution

Updated import paths in component files to use module resolution aliases
defined in jsconfig.json. This change improves code readability and
maintainability by replacing relative paths with aliases.

* refactor: merge files into one

Combine multiple files into a single file to reduce unnecessary module
creation. This change simplifies navigation and improves codebase
organization.

* test: ensure textarea component works
* feat: implement Page component for page creation and removal

Implement the Page component to handle page creation and removal based
on the provided configuration. The Page class consists of a constructor
method that initializes the configuration, a create method to create
pages, and a remove method to remove pages. This implementation ensures
that the provided configuration is verified before creating or removing
pages.

* feat: implement page creation function

Implement the createPage function to create a page element based on the
provided configuration. This function verifies the configuration,
creates a page with a header and body, and appends the elements
accordingly. It also includes helper functions to create the header and
body sections of the page.

* feat: implement page removal function

This function removes a page element from the DOM based on the provided
configuration. It utilizes strict mode for improved code quality and
reliability.

* refactor: update import paths for module resolution

Updated import paths in component files to use module resolution aliases
defined in jsconfig.json. This change improves code readability and
maintainability by replacing relative paths with aliases.

* refactor: merge files into one

Combine multiple files into a single file to reduce unnecessary module
creation. This change simplifies navigation and improves codebase
organization.

* test: ensure page component works
Adjusted code formatting to adhere to a maximum print width of 100
characters, improving readability and consistency across the codebase.
@chessurisme chessurisme added the ✨ enhancement New feature or request label Jun 18, 2024
@chessurisme chessurisme added this to the Quiz Manager 1.0 milestone Jun 18, 2024
@chessurisme chessurisme self-assigned this Jun 18, 2024
Adjust the attribute setting logic to use `class` instead of
`class_name` for setting the class attribute. This ensures compatibility
with standard HTML attributes.
The test ensures everything worked properly.
Simplified the header creation logic in the Page component by removing the
z-index condition check in the #createHeader method and ensuring the
exit button is created only when z-index is greater than 5. This change
improves code readability and maintainability.
* feat: implement Container component

Introduce the Container component to handle the creation and removal of
container elements. This component ensures that the provided config is
verified using the `isConfigVerified` utility. The `create` method sets
the attributes for the container, while the `remove` method handles the
removal of the container from the DOM.

* test: add tests for Container component

Adds tests for the Container component using JSDOM and Jest. Tests
include container creation, text or element appending, and container
removal. Ensures proper functionality of Container's create and remove
methods.
@chessurisme chessurisme force-pushed the feature/components branch from 351708d to a6a6c79 Compare July 1, 2024 01:35
@chessurisme chessurisme marked this pull request as ready for review July 1, 2024 01:36
Added support for appending elements and text to the container during
creation. The `create` method now accepts `elements` and `text` in the
configuration and utilizes private methods to append them. This
enhancement allows for more flexible container creation.
Enhanced the Container test suite to cover new features such as
appending text and elements. Added integration with Button component to
test element appending functionality. Updated tests ensure the new
capabilities of the Container class are properly validated.
Added the 'hidden' attribute as a valid option for textarea and
checkbox components to allow conditional visibility in the UI. This
enhancement improves flexibility in form design and user interaction.
Updated the handling of the 'hidden' attribute to use boolean values
instead of string representations. This ensures the attribute is set
correctly based on the provided boolean value.
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This update introduces a series of new UI components, including Button, Checkbox, Container, Modal, Page, Snackbar, Tab, and Textarea, alongside utility functions for event management and input validation. Each component is equipped with comprehensive unit tests to ensure their functionality, contributing to a modular and reliable application structure.

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Files Change Summary
src/components/__tests__/*.test.js New test files added for Button, Checkbox, Container, Modal, Page, Snackbar, Tab, Textarea, ConfigVerifier, and removeEventListener, validating their functionalities and interactions.
src/components/utilities/*.js New utility functions addEventListeners, removeEventListeners, and sanitizeValue enhance event management and validation.
src/components/button.js New Button class for creating and managing button elements with event handling.
src/components/checkbox.js New Checkbox class for managing checkbox state and local storage integration.
src/components/container.js New Container class for managing a DOM container element with creation and removal methods.
src/components/modal.js New Modal class for creating and managing modal dialogs with dynamic button interactions.
src/components/page.js New Page class for managing webpage components with dynamic elements like headers and bodies.
src/components/snackbar.js New Snackbar class for displaying temporary notifications with a message queue.
src/components/tab.js New Tab class for managing tabbed interfaces with dynamic button management.
src/components/textarea.js New Textarea class for creating and managing customizable HTML <textarea> elements, including state management.
src/utilities/__tests__/*.test.js Added tests for removeEventListeners and sanitizeValue, ensuring correct functionality and error handling.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Button
    participant Snackbar
    User->>Button: Click
    Button->>Snackbar: Show message
    Snackbar->>User: Display notification
    User->>Button: Click again
    Button->>Snackbar: Hide message
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  • src/components/tests/button.test.js (1 hunks)
  • src/components/tests/checkbox.test.js (1 hunks)
  • src/components/tests/container.test.js (1 hunks)
  • src/components/tests/modal.test.js (1 hunks)
  • src/components/tests/page.test.js (1 hunks)
  • src/components/tests/snackbar.test.js (1 hunks)
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  • src/components/tests/textarea.test.js (1 hunks)
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  • src/components/container.js (1 hunks)
  • src/components/modal.js (1 hunks)
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[error] 1-1: Redundant use strict directive.

The entire contents of JavaScript modules are automatically in strict mode, with no statement needed to initiate it.
Safe fix: Remove the redundant use strict directive.

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[error] 1-1: Redundant use strict directive.

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src/components/tab.js

[error] 1-1: Redundant use strict directive.

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src/components/textarea.js

[error] 1-1: Redundant use strict directive.

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src/components/snackbar.js

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src/components/modal.js

[error] 1-1: Redundant use strict directive.

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src/components/__tests__/textarea.test.js

[error] 1-1: Redundant use strict directive.

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src/components/button.js

[error] 1-1: Redundant use strict directive.

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src/components/page.js

[error] 1-1: Redundant use strict directive.

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src/components/__tests__/container.test.js

[error] 1-1: Redundant use strict directive.

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src/components/checkbox.js

[error] 1-1: Redundant use strict directive.

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Safe fix: Remove the redundant use strict directive.

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[error] 67-67: The assignment should not be in an expression.

The use of assignments in expressions is confusing.
Expressions are often considered as side-effect free.

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[error] 68-68: The assignment should not be in an expression.

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src/components/__tests__/tab.test.js

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src/components/__tests__/modal.test.js

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src/components/container.js (5)

9-11: Constructor looks good!

The constructor correctly verifies the configuration and assigns it to the private property.


13-30: Create method looks good!

The method correctly creates and configures the container element using helper methods.


32-42: Remove method looks good!

The method correctly removes the container element from the DOM if it exists.


44-48: AppendElements method looks good!

The method correctly iterates over the elements and appends them to the container.


50-52: AppendText method looks good!

The method correctly sets the text content of the container.

src/components/__tests__/snackbar.test.js (3)

3-12: Setup logic looks good!

The setup logic correctly initializes a JSDOM environment and sets necessary global variables.


19-27: Test case for creating Snackbar instance looks good!

The test case correctly verifies the creation of a Snackbar instance with a valid configuration.


29-39: Test case for rendering and removing Snackbar looks good!

The test case correctly verifies the rendering and removal of the Snackbar with a valid configuration.

src/components/tab.js (7)

9-11: Constructor looks good!

The constructor correctly verifies the configuration and assigns it to the private property.


13-19: Create method looks good!

The method correctly creates the tab container using a helper method.


21-33: Remove method looks good!

The method correctly removes the tab container and cleans up button events.


35-47: CreateContainer method looks good!

The method correctly creates and configures the container and buttons.


49-55: CreateButtonsContainer method looks good!

The method correctly iterates over the buttons and appends them to the container.


57-66: ModifyButtons method looks good!

The method correctly iterates over the buttons and modifies their IDs.


68-73: RemoveButtonsEvents method looks good!

The method correctly iterates over the buttons and removes their event listeners.

src/components/textarea.js (5)

9-11: Constructor logic is sound.

The constructor verifies the configuration using isConfigVerified and assigns it to the instance variable #config.


13-18: Method create is well-implemented.

The create method extracts configuration properties and uses #createContainer to generate the textarea element.


20-27: Method remove is well-implemented.

The remove method correctly handles the removal of the textarea element by ID.


29-35: Method lock is well-implemented.

The lock method sets the readonly attribute on the textarea element.


37-43: Method unlock is well-implemented.

The unlock method removes the readonly attribute from the textarea element.

src/components/snackbar.js (7)

12-14: Constructor logic is sound.

The constructor verifies the configuration using isConfigVerified and assigns it to the instance variable #config.


16-19: Method renderThenRemove is well-implemented.

The renderThenRemove method enqueues the message for display.


21-24: Method #enqueue is well-implemented.

The #enqueue method adds the message to the queue and processes the queue.


26-34: Method #processQueue is well-implemented.

The #processQueue method ensures that messages are displayed one at a time.


36-46: Method #display is well-implemented.

The #display method creates the snackbar element and appends it to the document body.


48-57: Method #create is well-implemented.

The #create method generates the snackbar element with the specified attributes and message.


59-80: Method #remove is well-implemented.

The #remove method uses requestAnimationFrame to remove the snackbar element after a specified duration.

src/components/modal.js (6)

9-11: Constructor logic is sound.

The constructor verifies the configuration using isConfigVerified and assigns it to the instance variable #config.


13-18: Method create is well-implemented.

The create method extracts configuration properties and uses #createModalContainer to generate the modal element.


20-30: Method remove is well-implemented.

The remove method correctly handles the removal of the modal element by ID and removes button event listeners.


32-57: Method #createModalContainer is well-implemented.

The #createModalContainer method creates and configures the modal element along with its buttons.


60-69: Method #modifyButtons is well-implemented.

The #modifyButtons method adds unique IDs to the buttons and returns an array of modified buttons.


71-77: Method #removeButtonsEvents is well-implemented.

The #removeButtonsEvents method removes event listeners from the buttons by replacing them with clones.

src/components/__tests__/textarea.test.js (3)

16-40: LGTM! The test for create() method is comprehensive.

This test covers the creation of a textarea with a valid configuration, ensuring that all attributes are correctly set.


43-66: LGTM! The test for lock() and unlock() methods is comprehensive.

This test covers the locking and unlocking of an existing textarea, ensuring that the readOnly attribute is correctly toggled.


69-85: LGTM! The test for remove() method is comprehensive.

This test covers the removal of a textarea with a valid configuration, ensuring that the textarea is correctly removed from the DOM.

src/components/button.js (6)

11-13: LGTM! The constructor method is well-written.

The constructor method verifies the configuration before assigning it, ensuring that the Button component is initialized with a valid configuration.


15-23: LGTM! The create() method is well-written.

The create() method covers the creation of a button element with various configurations, setting events and attributes appropriately.


25-37: LGTM! The remove() method is well-written.

The remove() method covers the removal of the button element from the DOM, ensuring that events are also removed appropriately.


39-57: LGTM! The #createNode() method is well-written.

The #createNode() method covers the creation of a button node with various configurations, ensuring that the appropriate type, icon, text, id, and class name are set.


59-77: LGTM! The #createContainer() method is well-written.

The #createContainer() method covers the creation of a button container element, setting attributes and appending icon and text elements if present.


79-93: LGTM! The #createIcon() and #createText() methods are well-written.

The #createIcon() method covers the creation of an icon element, setting attributes appropriately. The #createText() method covers the creation of a text element, setting the text content.

src/components/page.js (5)

10-12: LGTM! The constructor method is well-written.

The constructor method verifies the configuration before assigning it, ensuring that the Page component is initialized with a valid configuration.


14-33: LGTM! The create() method is well-written.

The create() method covers the creation of a page element with various configurations, setting attributes and appending header and body elements appropriately.


35-45: LGTM! The remove() method is well-written.

The remove() method covers the removal of the page element from the DOM, ensuring that header and body elements are also removed appropriately.


47-57: LGTM! The #createNodes() method is well-written.

The #createNodes() method covers the creation of an array of elements with various configurations, ensuring that each element is created appropriately.


59-112: LGTM! The #createHeader(), #createBody(), and #removeNodes() methods are well-written.

The #createHeader() method covers the creation of a header element with the specified elements and z-index. The #createBody() method covers the creation of a body element with the specified elements. The #removeNodes() method covers the removal of an array of elements.

src/components/__tests__/container.test.js (4)

17-34: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies the creation and properties of the container.


36-48: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies the text content of the container.


50-79: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies the presence of an external element within the container.


81-94: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies the removal of the container.

src/components/checkbox.js (8)

10-13: LGTM!

The constructor correctly initializes the config and binds the click event handler.


15-24: LGTM!

The create method correctly initializes and returns the checkbox.


26-39: LGTM!

The remove method correctly removes the checkbox from the document and local storage.


41-51: LGTM!

The #handleClick method correctly handles click events and updates the state and icon.


53-55: LGTM!

The #changeState method correctly toggles the state.


57-63: LGTM!

The #setEvents method correctly sets up the click event listener.


71-79: LGTM!

The #createIcon method correctly creates and returns the icon element.


102-151: LGTM!

The methods for managing targets and local storage are correctly implemented.

src/components/__tests__/tab.test.js (3)

18-68: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies the creation and properties of the tab.


70-119: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies the functionality of the buttons within the tab.


122-164: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies the removal of the tab.

src/components/__tests__/modal.test.js (4)

1-12: LGTM! Setup code is appropriate.

The setup code initializes a DOM environment using jsdom and sets global variables, which is necessary for testing DOM manipulation.

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13-16: LGTM! The beforeEach block ensures a clean slate for each test.

Clearing the document body before each test is a good practice to avoid test interference.


18-73: LGTM! Comprehensive test cases for create().

The test cases cover the creation of a modal with valid configuration and verify button functionality, ensuring the modal and its buttons are created and function as expected.


132-179: LGTM! Comprehensive test case for remove().

The test case ensures that the modal is properly removed from the DOM, verifying the removal functionality.

src/components/__tests__/checkbox.test.js (7)

1-12: LGTM! Setup code is appropriate.

The setup code initializes a DOM environment using jsdom, sets global variables, and defines a localStorage mock, which is necessary for testing DOM manipulation and localStorage operations.

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50-53: LGTM! The beforeEach block ensures a clean slate for each test.

Clearing the document body and localStorage before each test is a good practice to avoid test interference.


55-81: LGTM! Comprehensive test case for create() with valid configurations.

The test case covers the creation of a checkbox with valid configurations, ensuring the checkbox is created as expected.


83-109: LGTM! Comprehensive test case for changing state when clicked.

The test case verifies that the checkbox state changes correctly when clicked, ensuring the functionality works as expected.


111-138: LGTM! Comprehensive test case for changing icon when clicked.

The test case verifies that the checkbox icon changes correctly when clicked, ensuring the functionality works as expected.


140-172: LGTM! Comprehensive test case for state and icon consistency.

The test case verifies that the checkbox state and icon are consistent, ensuring the functionality works as expected.


199-214: LGTM! Comprehensive test case for remove().

The test case ensures that the checkbox is properly removed from the DOM, verifying the removal functionality.

src/components/__tests__/page.test.js (7)

1-12: LGTM! Setup code is appropriate.

The setup code initializes a DOM environment using jsdom and sets global variables, which is necessary for testing DOM manipulation.

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13-16: LGTM! The beforeEach block ensures a clean slate for each test.

Clearing the document body before each test is a good practice to avoid test interference.


18-45: LGTM! Comprehensive test case for create() with valid configuration.

The test case covers the creation of a page with valid configuration, ensuring the page is created as expected.


47-69: LGTM! Comprehensive test case for creating exit button based on z-index.

The test case verifies that the exit button is created correctly based on the z-index value, ensuring the functionality works as expected.


71-93: LGTM! Comprehensive test case for not creating exit button based on z-index.

The test case verifies that the exit button is not created when the z-index value is within a certain range, ensuring the functionality works as expected.


95-211: LGTM! Comprehensive test case for adding elements to the page.

The test case covers adding various elements to the page, ensuring the elements are added and function as expected.


214-300: LGTM! Comprehensive test case for remove().

The test case ensures that the page is properly removed from the DOM, verifying the removal functionality.

src/components/__tests__/button.test.js (5)

13-15: Good setup for clean test environment.

The beforeEach block ensures that each test runs in a clean environment.


52-117: Reduce redundancy in mocking console.log.

Consider moving the jest.spyOn(console, 'log').mockImplementation(() => {}) to the beforeEach block to avoid redundancy.


143-227: Reduce redundancy in mocking console.log.

Consider moving the jest.spyOn(console, 'log').mockImplementation(() => {}) to the beforeEach block to avoid redundancy.


233-270: Reduce redundancy in mocking console.log.

Consider moving the jest.spyOn(console, 'log').mockImplementation(() => {}) to the beforeEach block to avoid redundancy.


272-286: Comprehensive tests for invalid configurations.

The tests cover various scenarios for the remove() method with invalid configurations.

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src/utilities/__tests__/sanitize-value.test.js (6)

20-26: LGTM!

The test case correctly checks if sanitizeValue returns null and logs an error when the value is undefined or null.


28-31: LGTM!

The test case correctly checks if sanitizeValue returns null and logs an error when the type is missing.


33-38: LGTM!

The test case correctly checks if sanitizeValue returns null and logs an error when the value is of an invalid type.


40-43: LGTM!

The test case correctly checks if sanitizeValue returns null and logs an error when the type is not a string.


45-50: LGTM!

The test case correctly checks if sanitizeValue returns null and logs an error when the value does not match the specified type.


52-60: LGTM!

The test case correctly checks if sanitizeValue returns the value if all validations pass.

src/utilities/sanitize-value.js (5)

21-63: Acknowledged: Use of flag variable for error handling.

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65-70: LGTM!

The loop correctly iterates over the condition list and logs errors for any conditions that are met.


72-74: LGTM!

The flag check and return statement correctly ensure that the function returns null if any validation checks failed.


76-76: LGTM!

The final return statement correctly ensures that the function returns the value if all validations pass.


1-19: Enhance the function documentation with additional examples.

The documentation is clear and detailed, but it can be enhanced by providing more examples of usage.

 * @returns {*} The original `value` if all validations pass; otherwise, `null`.
+ *
+ * @example
+ * sanitizeValue('test', 'string') // returns 'test'
+ * sanitizeValue(123, 'number') // returns 123
+ * sanitizeValue(null, 'string') // returns null
+ * sanitizeValue([], 'array') // returns []
+ * sanitizeValue({}, 'object') // returns {}
+ * sanitizeValue(document.createElement('div'), 'HTMLElement') // returns <div></div>
 */

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Removed the `sanitize-value` function as it was not applicable for
components but intended for prerequisites. This change cleans up
unnecessary code and focuses on relevant components and functions.
Introduce `addEventListeners` function that attaches event listeners to
a specified element based on an array of event objects. Includes a
helper function `validateParameters` to ensure the element and events
are valid using `sanitizeValue` utility function. Logs an error if
validation fails and returns a boolean indicating success.
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Learning: The `validateParameters` function in `src/components/utilities/remove-event-listeners.js` performs comprehensive error handling by validating the `element` and `events` parameters using the `sanitizeValue` utility and iterating over the `events` array to ensure each event object, type, and function is valid.
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30-50: Consider optimizing the validation loop.

The validation loop could be optimized by breaking early if an invalid event is found. However, if the goal is to catch all errors, the current implementation with a flag is appropriate.


16-18: Consider adding error handling for event removal.

While the function assumes that removeEventListener will succeed, it might be beneficial to add error handling to catch potential issues during event removal.

- events.forEach((event) => {
-   element.removeEventListener(event.type, event.func)
- })
+ try {
+   events.forEach((event) => {
+     element.removeEventListener(event.type, event.func)
+   })
+ } catch (error) {
+   console.error('Error removing event listener:', error)
+   return false
+ }

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30-50: Consider optimizing the validation loop.

The validation loop could be optimized by breaking early if an invalid event is found. However, if the goal is to catch all errors, the current implementation with a flag is appropriate.

src/components/utilities/__tests__/remove-event-listeners.test.js (1)

53-71: Ensure comprehensive error logging.

The test for comprehensive error logging is well-structured. Ensure that all possible error messages are covered in the assertions.

src/components/utilities/__tests__/add-event-listeners.test.js (5)

10-21: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies that event listeners are added to a valid HTML element.


23-34: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies that the function returns false and logs an error when the element is not provided.


36-47: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies that the function returns false and logs an error when the events array is not provided.


49-64: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies that the function returns false and logs an error when any event object in the array is invalid.


66-75: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies that the function returns false and logs an error when both parameters are invalid.

Provide more specific error messages to help identify the exact issue with the parameters.

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src/components/utilities/remove-event-listeners.js (5)

3-9: Well-documented function.

The function documentation is clear and provides a comprehensive description of the parameters and return value.


23-29: Well-documented function.

The function documentation is clear and provides a comprehensive description of the parameters and return value.


31-36: Comprehensive validation for element and events parameters.

The validation logic for the element and events parameters is thorough and ensures that both parameters are valid before proceeding.


38-47: Consider optimizing the validation loop.

The validation loop could be optimized by breaking early if an invalid event is found. However, if the goal is to catch all errors, the current implementation is appropriate.


16-18: Consider adding error handling for event removal.

While the function assumes that removeEventListener will succeed, it might be beneficial to add error handling to catch potential issues during event removal.

-  events.forEach((event) => {
-    element.removeEventListener(event.type, event.func)
-  })
+  try {
+    events.forEach((event) => {
+      element.removeEventListener(event.type, event.func)
+    })
+  } catch (error) {
+    console.error('Error removing event listener:', error)
+    return false
+  }

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12-23: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies the removal of event listeners from a valid HTML element.


25-31: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies that the function returns false when the element is not provided.


33-39: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies that the function returns false when the events array is not provided.


41-51: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies that the function returns false when any event object in the array is invalid.


53-71: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies that comprehensive errors are logged when validation fails.


73-78: LGTM!

The test case correctly verifies that the function handles elements with no event listeners attached.

Introduced `BaseComponent` class with methods to create and manage
DOM elements. The class includes methods for creating container elements
with attributes, icons, and text elements, and for removing elements by
ID. Utilizes `sanitizeValue` for input validation and `setAttributes`
for setting attributes on elements. This class provides a base for
building components with common utility functions.
Switched from raw DOM manipulation to using `BaseComponent` for a more
organized structure. Renamed methods and variables for clarity and
consistency. Added `sanitizeValue` to validate configuration. Replaced
direct event listener management with `addEventListeners` and
`removeEventListeners` utilities. Updated method documentation and
parameter types for better readability and maintainability.
Refactored Checkbox class to extend BaseComponent for improved
structure. Replaced raw DOM manipulation with _createContainer method
from BaseComponent. Updated method names and parameters for clarity.
Removed local storage handling and click event management for simplicity.
Incorporated sanitizeValue to validate configuration input.
Refactored Tab class to extend `BaseComponent` for improved structure
and consistency. Replaced raw DOM manipulation with `_createContainer`
method from `BaseComponent`. Updated `create` method to handle button
instances and apply 'tab-button' class. Improved `remove` method to
handle button removal and catch errors, ensuring tab element is also
removed. Incorporated `sanitizeValue` for configuration validation.
Refactored static methods and variables for better readability and
consistency. Simplified DOM manipulation by using `id` directly for
snackbar element. Renamed variables and methods for clarity and
consistency with naming conventions. Improved animation handling for
snackbar removal.
Inherited from `BaseComponent` for consistency. Improved `create` method
to use `_createContainer` and `_createText` methods for better modularity.
Refactored `remove`, `lock`, and `unlock` methods to return boolean
values indicating success. Simplified attribute manipulation for
readability.
Inherited from `BaseComponent` to maintain consistency with other
components. Updated `create` method to use `_createContainer` and
`_createIcon` methods for modularity. Refactored `remove` method to
handle button instances and return a boolean indicating success.
Simplified `modifyButtons` method by integrating ID assignment directly
into `create`. Added detailed comments and improved method documentation.
Inherited from `BaseComponent` for consistency with other components.
Updated `create` method to use `_createContainer` for creating header
and body sections. Integrated `Button` component directly into `create`
method for dynamic button creation. Refactored `remove` method to use
improved node removal logic and handle element instances. Simplified
internal methods for creating and removing nodes, and updated attribute
handling. Added detailed comments for improved code clarity and
maintainability.
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Timestamp: 2024-07-31T11:39:29.653Z
Learning: The `validateParameters` function in `src/components/utilities/remove-event-listeners.js` performs comprehensive error handling by validating the `element` and `events` parameters using the `sanitizeValue` utility and iterating over the `events` array to ensure each event object, type, and function is valid.
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Learning: The `addEventListeners` function in `src/components/utilities/add-event-listeners.js` relies on `validateParameters` for initial validation but does not include error handling for the `addEventListener` calls themselves.
Learnt from: chessurisme
PR: free-bird-operation-project/quiz-manager#12
File: src/components/utilities/add-event-listeners.js:1-1
Timestamp: 2024-08-01T05:30:00.781Z
Learning: chessurisme prefers using the `export {}` syntax at the bottom of each module for consistency across the codebase.
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src/components/snackbar.js

[error] 93-93: Reassigning a function parameter is confusing.

The parameter is declared here:

Use a local variable instead.

(lint/style/noParameterAssign)

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src/components/utilities/add-event-listeners.js (2)

1-1: Acknowledged: Export style preference.

The export style using export {} at the bottom of the module is consistent with your preference across the codebase.


16-18: Consider adding error handling for event addition.

While the function assumes that addEventListener will succeed, it might be beneficial to add error handling to catch potential issues during event addition.

- events.forEach((event) => {
-   element.addEventListener(event.type, event.func)
- })
+ try {
+   events.forEach((event) => {
+     element.addEventListener(event.type, event.func)
+   })
+ } catch (error) {
+   console.error('Error adding event listener:', error)
+   return false
+ }
src/components/checkbox.js (1)

16-69: Well-structured class and methods.

The Checkbox class is well-organized, with clear methods for creating and removing checkbox elements. The use of sanitizeValue for configuration validation is a good practice.

src/components/tab.js (1)

12-71: Well-structured class and methods.

The Tab class is well-organized, with clear methods for creating and removing tab elements. The inclusion of error handling in the remove method is a good practice.

src/components/modal.js (1)

21-24: Constructor is well-implemented.

The constructor correctly initializes and sanitizes the configuration.

src/components/textarea.js (2)

13-16: Constructor is well-implemented.

The constructor correctly initializes and sanitizes the configuration.


48-58: Remove method is well-implemented.

The method correctly removes the textarea element if it exists.

src/components/snackbar.js (3)

20-22: Constructor is well-implemented.

The constructor correctly initializes and sanitizes the configuration.


27-30: RenderThenRemove method is well-implemented.

The method correctly enqueues the message for display.


37-40: Enqueue method is well-implemented.

The method correctly manages the message queue.

src/components/button.js (2)

65-77: LGTM! The remove method is well-implemented.

The method correctly detaches event listeners and removes the button element from the DOM.


26-29: Constructor looks good, but verify sanitizeValue.

The constructor correctly initializes the button with a sanitized configuration.

Please ensure that the sanitizeValue function effectively sanitizes the input.

Run the following script to verify the implementation of sanitizeValue:

src/components/page.js (2)

90-114: LGTM! The remove method is well-implemented.

The method correctly detaches elements and removes the page element from the DOM.


21-24: Constructor looks good, but verify sanitizeValue.

The constructor correctly initializes the page with a sanitized configuration.

Please ensure that the sanitizeValue function effectively sanitizes the input.

Run the following script to verify the implementation of sanitizeValue:

src/components/base-component.js (4)

52-62: LGTM! The _createIcon method is well-implemented.

The method correctly creates an icon element with the specified icon name.


70-80: LGTM! The _createText method is well-implemented.

The method correctly creates a text element with the specified text content.


88-103: LGTM! The _removeById method is well-implemented.

The method correctly removes an element from the DOM by its ID.


15-17: Constructor looks good, but verify sanitizeValue.

The constructor correctly initializes the component with a sanitized configuration.

Please ensure that the sanitizeValue function effectively sanitizes the input.

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Added the 'object' type parameter to the `sanitizeValue`
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Updated the tagName from 'div' to 'textarea' to reflect the correct HTML
element. Made the text value optional by adjusting how the text content
is handled.
Updated the JSDoc typedef for the Textarea component's config to
accurately reflect the expected properties and types.
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src/components/textarea.js (5)

1-17: Imports and class declaration look good.

The imports and class declaration are appropriate for the functionality provided.


23-26: Constructor implementation is correct.

The constructor properly initializes the Textarea instance with a sanitized configuration object.


33-53: create method is well-implemented.

The method effectively constructs a textarea element using the provided configuration.


60-71: remove method is correctly implemented.

The method successfully removes the textarea element from the DOM and returns a boolean indicating success.


73-107: Consider combining lock and unlock methods.

Both methods toggle the read-only state of the textarea. Consider combining them into a single method to reduce redundancy.

toggleLock(lock) {
  const { id } = this.config
  const elementId = `textarea-${id}`
  const textarea = document.getElementById(elementId)

  if (textarea) {
    textarea.readOnly = lock
    return true
  }

  return false
}

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