Project Cleanup & Enhancements #34
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WalkthroughThe changes encompass updates to CI workflows, project files, and HTML templates across the repository. Key modifications include upgrading the .NET version from 6.0 to 8.0, enhancing GitVersion tool integration, and refining HTML structure for better readability. Additionally, new properties for progress tracking have been introduced, and the restrictions on child elements for card headers have been relaxed. Changes
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28-30: LGTM: GitVersion setup improvedThe change to use the official GitVersion GitHub Action is a good improvement. It simplifies the workflow and makes it easier to manage versions.
Consider adding a comment explaining why version '6.x' of GitVersion is used, to help future maintainers understand the version choice.
uses: gittools/actions/gitversion/setup@v3.0.0 with: + # Using GitVersion 6.x for compatibility with our project setup versionSpec: '6.x'.github/workflows/ci-build.yml (2)
29-31: Approve GitVersion setup changes with a minor suggestion.The update to
gittools/actions/gitversion/setup@v3.0.0and the explicit specification of GitVersion 6.x are good improvements. They ensure consistency and potentially bring in new features or bug fixes.Consider adding a comment explaining why version 6.x of GitVersion is chosen, to provide context for future maintainers.
uses: gittools/actions/gitversion/setup@v3.0.0 with: + # Using GitVersion 6.x for [reason, e.g., "compatibility with our current setup"] versionSpec: '6.x'
29-38: Summary of GitVersion changes in relation to PR objectivesThe changes to the GitVersion setup and execution steps in this CI workflow file are maintenance updates that improve the consistency and potentially the functionality of the versioning process. While these changes don't directly address the stated PR objectives (such as upgrading to .NET 8.0 or improving progress bars and card components), they are important for maintaining a robust CI pipeline.
Consider adding or updating workflow steps to specifically address the PR objectives, such as:
- Verifying the .NET 8.0 upgrade
- Running tests related to the progress bar and card component changes
- Ensuring that the changes for issues Remove Restriction on
card-header-actions#22 and Add Better Support for Progress #33 are properly implemented and testedThis will help ensure that the CI process fully validates the intended changes of this PR.
src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/ProgressTagHelper.cs (1)
61-62: Validation logic updated correctly.The validation now properly uses
MinValueandMaxValue, which is great. Consider making the error message more specific by including the actual range.Here's a suggested improvement:
-if (ProgressValue < MinValue || ProgressValue > MaxValue) - throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("ProgressValue", "The progress value must be within the range"); +if (ProgressValue < MinValue || ProgressValue > MaxValue) + throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(ProgressValue), $"The progress value must be between {MinValue} and {MaxValue}");src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers.Sample/Views/Home/Index.cshtml (2)
327-370: LGTM! Improved modal dialog example with minor suggestion.The changes enhance the readability and structure of the modal dialog example. The usage of modal-related tag helpers is clearly demonstrated, including the modal toggle, header, body, and footer.
However, there's a minor inconsistency between the displayed modal and the code snippet:
In the code snippet, consider updating the button in the modal footer to match the actual implementation:
- <button type="button" class="btn btn-secondary" data-dismiss="modal">Close</button> + <bs-button bs-color="Secondary" dismisses="modal">Close</bs-button>This will ensure the code snippet accurately reflects the usage of the
bs-buttontag helper in the modal footer.
371-408: LGTM! Additional modal example with suggestions for improvement.The addition of a second modal dialog example is beneficial, as it demonstrates more advanced configuration options like
static-backdrop="true". This provides users with a broader understanding of the modal tag helpers' capabilities.However, there are a couple of areas for improvement:
- Update the code snippet to accurately reflect the implementation of this specific modal:
- <modal id="testing"> + <modal id="testing-secondary" class="im-weird" vertically-centered="true" static-backdrop="true">
- As in the previous example, update the button in the modal footer in the code snippet:
- <button type="button" class="btn btn-secondary" data-dismiss="modal">Close</button> + <bs-button bs-color="Secondary" dismisses="modal">Close</bs-button>These changes will ensure the code snippet accurately represents the actual implementation and highlights the differences between the two modal examples.
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src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers.Sample/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers.Sample.csproj (1)
4-4: Approved: Upgrade to .NET 8.0The target framework has been successfully updated to .NET 8.0, which aligns with the PR objectives for project cleanup and upgrade.
This change is significant and may have broader implications:
- Ensure all project dependencies are compatible with .NET 8.0.
- Review and update any code that might be affected by breaking changes in .NET 8.0.
- Take advantage of new features and improvements offered by .NET 8.0 where applicable.
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GitVersion.yml (3)
13-14: LGTM:pull-requestconfiguration updates are consistent.The changes from
tagtolabelandtag-number-patterntolabel-number-patternare consistent with the overall terminology shift in the file. The pattern for extracting the PR number remains unchanged, which maintains consistency in PR numbering.
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1-20: Please clarify the relationship between these changes and the PR objectives.The changes in this file update the versioning strategy, which aligns with the PR title "Cleanup of project". However, the PR objectives mention upgrading to .NET 8.0, adjusting progress bar behaviors, and improving card components. Could you please clarify how these versioning changes relate to the stated objectives, or if they are part of a broader cleanup effort?
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4-9: LGTM:developbranch configuration looks good.The new configuration for the
developbranch is well-structured and aligns with common CI/CD practices. Thealphalabel andPatchincrement are appropriate for a development branch.Please verify the overall versioning strategy, considering the removal of the
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src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers.Tests/VerifySnapshots/FormInputTagHelperTests.Renders_RequiredClassWhenNeeded.verified.html (4)
1-4: LGTM: Structure follows Bootstrap 5 conventions with a new hidden input.The overall structure of this form group adheres to Bootstrap 5 conventions. The addition of a hidden input (line 4) is noted and will be analyzed separately.
2-3: LGTM: Label and input are correctly implemented for a required, readonly field.The label and input elements are properly associated with "RequiredIntField". The label's "required" class and the input's readonly plaintext style are consistent with the test case's purpose of rendering a required field that's not directly editable.
4-4: Please clarify the purpose of the new hidden input.A new hidden input with name "__Invariant" has been added. While this might be related to culture-invariant form submission, its exact purpose and necessity in this context are not clear from the provided information.
Could you please explain:
- The specific purpose of this hidden input?
- How it relates to the "RequiredIntField" and the overall functionality?
- If this change is related to any of the stated PR objectives or if it addresses a separate concern?
This clarification will help ensure that the addition aligns with the project's goals and doesn't introduce unintended side effects.
1-4: Clarify how this change relates to the PR objectives.The modifications in this file, particularly the addition of the hidden input, don't appear to directly address the stated PR objectives (upgrading to .NET 8.0, adjusting progress bar behaviors, improving card components) or the linked issues (#22 and #33).
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- How does this change relate to the overall PR objectives?
- Is this a prerequisite or side effect of other changes in the PR?
- Are there any additional objectives that this change addresses that weren't mentioned in the PR description?
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25-25: LGTM: .NET version updated to 8.0.xThis change aligns with the PR objective of upgrading to .NET 8.0. Using '8.0.x' ensures the latest patch version of .NET 8.0 is always used, which is a good practice for maintaining up-to-date dependencies.
34-37: LGTM: GitVersion execute action updatedUpdating the GitVersion execute action to v3.0.0 is a good practice to keep the workflow using the latest stable version. The functionality remains the same, with only minor formatting changes.
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1-46: Verify completeness of PR changesThe changes in this file successfully update the .NET version to 8.0 and improve the GitVersion setup in the workflow. However, I don't see any changes related to the card components (issue #22) or progress bars (issue #33) mentioned in the PR objectives.
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The changes include modifications to:
src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Card/CardHeaderActionsTagHelper.cs(related to card components, issue Remove Restriction oncard-header-actions#22)src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/ProgressTagHelper.cs(related to progress bars, issue Add Better Support for Progress #33)All PR objectives have been successfully addressed.
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35-38: Approve GitVersion execution changes with a verification suggestion.The update to
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src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers.csproj (5)
17-17: Approved: Copyright year updateThe copyright year has been correctly updated to 2024, which is a good practice to maintain.
42-45: Approved: Update Microsoft.SourceLink.GitHub to version 8.0.0This update aligns with the .NET 8.0 upgrade and ensures compatibility with the latest tooling.
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41-41: Approved: Update Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection to version 8.0.0This update aligns with the .NET 8.0 upgrade and ensures compatibility.
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1-49: Summary: Project file successfully updated for .NET 8.0The project file has been successfully updated to target .NET 8.0, including necessary package updates. These changes align with the PR objective of upgrading to .NET 8.0. However, this file doesn't contain any changes related to the progress bars or card components mentioned in the PR objectives, which is expected as those are likely implemented in C# code files.
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4-4: Approved: Upgrade to .NET 8.0The upgrade to .NET 8.0 aligns with the PR objectives and can bring performance improvements and new features.
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16-16: Approved: Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk updated to version 17.11.1The Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk package has been updated from 17.2.0 to 17.11.1. This minor version update likely includes bug fixes and performance improvements.
21-24: Approved: xunit.runner.visualstudio updated to version 2.8.2The xunit.runner.visualstudio package has been updated from 2.4.5 to 2.8.2. This minor version update likely includes bug fixes and performance improvements. The PrivateAssets and IncludeAssets attributes remain unchanged, which is correct.
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1-67: Summary: Project successfully updated to .NET 8.0 with appropriate package updatesThe project file has been successfully updated to target .NET 8.0, and all relevant packages have been updated to their latest compatible versions. These changes align with the PR objective of upgrading to .NET 8.0 and should improve the overall stability and performance of the test project.
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- Target framework updated to .NET 8.0
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- The updates maintain the existing project structure and dependencies
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12-15: Approved: Coverlet.collector updated to version 6.0.2The Coverlet.collector package has been updated from 3.1.2 to 6.0.2. This is a significant version jump that may introduce new features or changes in how code coverage is collected and reported.
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17-17: Approved: Moq updated to version 4.20.72The Moq package has been updated from 4.18.1 to 4.20.72. This minor version update may include new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements.
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20-20: Approved: xunit updated to version 2.9.1The xunit package has been updated from 2.4.1 to 2.9.1. This is a major version update that may include breaking changes, new features, and improvements.
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src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/ProgressTagHelper.cs (2)
43-51: LGTM! New properties align with PR objectives.The addition of
MinValueandMaxValueproperties directly addresses Issue #33, allowing for better support and flexibility in defining progress ranges. The default values (0-100) ensure backwards compatibility.
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1-91: Summary: Successful implementation of custom progress ranges.The changes in this file successfully implement the objectives from Issue #33, adding better support for progress indicators by allowing custom minimum and maximum values. The implementation is solid, with only minor suggestions for improvement in error messaging and progress calculation.
Great job on enhancing the flexibility of the
ProgressTagHelper!src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers.Sample/Views/Home/Index.cshtml (6)
137-166: LGTM! Improved badge examples and formatting.The changes to the badge examples enhance code readability and provide clear demonstrations of different badge styles, including the "Danger" and "Danger Pill" variants. The consistent formatting and proper indentation improve the overall structure of the code.
174-185: LGTM! Well-structured button examples.The changes to the button examples improve code readability with consistent formatting. The examples clearly demonstrate both standard and outlined button styles with different colors (Info and Danger), which is helpful for users of the tag helpers.
415-444: LGTM! Enhanced progress bar examples addressing Issue #33.The changes to the progress bar examples are excellent. They not only improve code readability but also demonstrate the enhanced functionality of the progress tag helper. The new examples showcase:
- Setting minimum and maximum values (
min-value="70" max-value="90").- Displaying a custom progress label (
progress-display-label="75%").- Various visual styles (background colors, striped, animated).
These enhancements directly address the objectives outlined in Issue #33, providing users with better control and clarity in representing progress indicators.
457-506: LGTM! Comprehensive offcanvas examples.The addition of multiple offcanvas examples is excellent. These examples provide a thorough demonstration of the offcanvas tag helper's capabilities, including:
- Basic setup
- Static backdrop (
static-backdrop="true")- Body scrolling (
enable-body-scrolling="true")The code is well-structured, consistent, and provides clear examples for users to understand and implement various offcanvas configurations. This comprehensive set of examples will be valuable for developers using these tag helpers.
533-535: LGTM! Added validation scripts.The addition of the scripts section with the validation scripts partial is a good practice. This ensures that any forms on the page will have proper client-side validation, enhancing the user experience and data integrity.
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1-535: Overall, excellent improvements and additions to the Bootstrap Tag Helper demos.This PR successfully addresses the objectives outlined in the linked issues:
- Issue Remove Restriction on
card-header-actions#22: While not directly visible in this file, the changes likely support the removal of restrictions oncard-header-actions.- Issue Add Better Support for Progress #33: The enhanced progress bar examples clearly demonstrate improved support for progress indicators, including min/max values and custom labels.
The changes in this file primarily focus on improving code formatting, readability, and providing comprehensive examples for various Bootstrap components. The additions to the badge, button, modal, progress, and offcanvas examples offer valuable demonstrations for users of these tag helpers.
A few minor suggestions were made to improve consistency in the code snippets for the modal examples. Overall, these changes significantly enhance the documentation and usability of the Bootstrap Tag Helpers.
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src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Contexts/AccordionContext.cs (2)
3-6: LGTM: Well-defined class with appropriate documentation.The
AccordionContextclass is correctly declared as public and has a clear, descriptive name. The XML documentation provides a good overview of the class's purpose.Consider expanding the XML documentation slightly to provide more context about how this class fits into the broader accordion implementation. For example:
/// <summary> /// Context helper for accordion tag helper, used to manage state and configuration for accordion components. /// </summary>
1-17: Partial implementation of Issue #8 requirements.The
AccordionContextclass provides a good foundation for accordion support, addressing some of the requirements from Issue #8. However, it doesn't fully cover all the specified features.To fully align with the requirements of Issue #8, consider adding the following properties:
bool IsFlush { get; set; }- To support the "is-flush" option mentioned in the issue.AccordionDisplayMode DisplayMode { get; set; }- To explicitly set single or multiple open items mode. This would be an enum with values likeSingleandMultiple.Example implementation:
public enum AccordionDisplayMode { Single, Multiple } public class AccordionContext { // ... existing properties ... /// <summary> /// Determines if the accordion should render in flush style. /// </summary> public bool IsFlush { get; set; } /// <summary> /// Specifies whether the accordion allows single or multiple items to be open. /// </summary> public AccordionDisplayMode DisplayMode { get; set; } }These additions would ensure that the
AccordionContextclass fully meets the requirements outlined in Issue #8.src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Contexts/AccordionItemContext.cs (3)
3-7: LGTM: Class declaration is appropriate. Consider enhancing the summary.The
AccordionItemContextclass is well-named and correctly declared as public. This aligns with the objective from Issue #8 to add support for an accordion component.Consider expanding the summary comment to provide more context about the class's purpose and usage. For example:
/// <summary> /// Represents the context for an individual item within an accordion component. /// This class encapsulates the properties required to render and manage the state of an accordion item. /// </summary>
8-11: LGTM: ItemId property is well-defined. Consider improving the documentation.The
ItemIdproperty is appropriately named and typed for storing a unique identifier for an accordion item.Consider refining the XML documentation to be more formal and descriptive. For example:
/// <summary> /// Gets or sets the unique identifier for this accordion item. /// This ID is used to link the header and content of the accordion item. /// </summary>
13-17: LGTM: Expanded property is well-defined. Consider improving the documentation.The
Expandedproperty is appropriately named and typed for indicating the expanded state of an accordion item. This aligns with the objective from Issue #8 to support accordion functionality.Consider refining the XML documentation to be more formal and descriptive. For example:
/// <summary> /// Gets or sets a value indicating whether this accordion item should be rendered in an expanded state. /// If true, the item will be initially expanded; if false, it will be collapsed. /// </summary>src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Accordion/AccordionTagHelper.cs (1)
25-49: LGTM: ProcessAsync method is well-implemented with a minor suggestion.The
ProcessAsyncmethod correctly implements the rendering logic for the accordion, aligning with the objectives mentioned in Issue #8. It properly handles theIsFlushproperty and sets up theAccordionContextfor child elements.Consider adding a null check for the
idattribute to improve robustness:-var id = output.Attributes["id"]?.Value?.ToString(); +var id = output.Attributes["id"]?.Value?.ToString() ?? string.Empty;This ensures that
idis never null, which could prevent potential null reference exceptions in child elements that might assumeidis always set.src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Accordion/AccordionBodyTagHelper.cs (1)
16-55: LGTM: Well-implemented ProcessAsync method with a minor suggestion.The
ProcessAsyncmethod is well-structured and correctly implements the accordion body functionality. It aligns with the objectives from Issue #8 (adding accordion support) and Issue #22 (allowing flexibility in accordion item content).The method properly handles the accordion context, applies appropriate Bootstrap 5 classes, and creates the necessary structure for the accordion body. This implementation provides the flexibility required for creating complex layouts within accordion items.
Consider adding a blank line before line 46 to visually separate the attribute setup from the content wrapping logic. This minor change could improve code readability:
if (itemContext.Expanded) output.AddClass("show", HtmlEncoder.Default); + //Create a wrapping div var wrappingDiv = new TagBuilder("div"); wrappingDiv.AddCssClass("accordion-body");src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Accordion/AccordionHeaderTagHelper.cs (2)
22-26: Consider using a more robust approach for context retrieval.The method signature and context retrieval are generally correct. However, the explicit casting when retrieving contexts could be improved to handle potential errors more gracefully.
Consider using the
askeyword orTryGetValuemethod for a safer approach:var accordionContext = context.Items[typeof(AccordionContext)] as AccordionContext; var itemContext = context.Items[typeof(AccordionItemContext)] as AccordionItemContext; if (accordionContext == null || itemContext == null) { throw new InvalidOperationException("AccordionContext or AccordionItemContext not found."); }This approach provides better error handling and type safety.
28-55: LGTM: Accordion header implementation is correct and follows best practices.The implementation correctly follows the Bootstrap 5 accordion structure and behavior. It properly handles expanded/collapsed states and adheres to accessibility standards by setting appropriate aria attributes.
Consider extracting the button creation logic into a separate private method to improve readability:
private TagBuilder CreateAccordionButton(AccordionItemContext itemContext, string content) { var button = new TagBuilder("button"); button.AddCssClass("accordion-button"); if (!itemContext.Expanded) { button.AddCssClass("collapsed"); } button.Attributes.Add("type", "button"); button.Attributes.Add("data-bs-toggle", "collapse"); button.Attributes.Add("data-bs-target", $"#{itemContext.ItemId}"); button.Attributes.Add("aria-expanded", itemContext.Expanded.ToString().ToLower()); button.Attributes.Add("aria-controls", itemContext.ItemId); button.InnerHtml.AppendHtml(content); return button; }This refactoring would make the
ProcessAsyncmethod more concise and easier to maintain.
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- src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers.Sample/Views/Home/Index.cshtml (5 hunks)
- src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Accordion/AccordionBodyTagHelper.cs (1 hunks)
- src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Accordion/AccordionHeaderTagHelper.cs (1 hunks)
- src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Accordion/AccordionItemTagHelper.cs (1 hunks)
- src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Accordion/AccordionTagHelper.cs (1 hunks)
- src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Contexts/AccordionContext.cs (1 hunks)
- src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Contexts/AccordionItemContext.cs (1 hunks)
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src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Contexts/AccordionContext.cs (2)
1-1: LGTM: Appropriate namespace declaration.The namespace
ICG.AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers.Contextsis well-structured and follows .NET naming conventions.
8-11: LGTM: Well-defined and documentedIdproperty.The
Idproperty is appropriately declared as a public string and has clear, descriptive XML documentation. This property will be crucial for identifying individual accordion items, which aligns well with the accordion support objective (Issue #8).src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Contexts/AccordionItemContext.cs (1)
1-1: LGTM: Namespace declaration is appropriate.The namespace
ICG.AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers.Contextsis well-structured and follows C# naming conventions. It clearly indicates the purpose and context of the class within the larger project structure.src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Accordion/AccordionTagHelper.cs (2)
15-23: LGTM: Properties are well-defined and documented.The
IsFlushandAlwaysOpenproperties are correctly implemented with appropriate default values and clear summary comments. These properties align with the objectives mentioned in Issue #8, providing support for accordion configuration.
1-50: Overall implementation successfully addresses Issue #8.The
AccordionTagHelperclass effectively implements the accordion functionality as specified in Issue #8. It provides the necessary configuration options (IsFlushandAlwaysOpen) and correctly renders the accordion structure. The code is well-structured, documented, and follows best practices for ASP.NET Core tag helpers.Great job on implementing this new feature! The accordion component will enhance the user interface by providing a structured way to display collapsible content.
src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Accordion/AccordionItemTagHelper.cs (3)
13-15: LGTM: Class declaration and attributes are well-defined.The
AccordionItemTagHelperclass is correctly set up as a tag helper for accordion items. TheHtmlTargetElementattribute ensures proper usage within an accordion context, aligning with the objective of adding accordion support (Issue #8).
16-19: LGTM: Expanded property is well-defined and documented.The
Expandedproperty is appropriately implemented as a boolean, allowing control over the expanded state of accordion items. The summary comment provides clear documentation of its purpose.
1-57: Overall implementation aligns well with PR objectives.The
AccordionItemTagHelperclass successfully contributes to the implementation of accordion support as outlined in Issue #8. It provides a well-structured foundation for individual accordion items, including the ability to control their expanded state.Key points:
- The class is correctly set up as a tag helper for accordion items.
- The
Expandedproperty allows control over the item's state.- The
ProcessAsyncmethod handles the rendering logic appropriately.While some minor improvements were suggested for the
ProcessAsyncmethod, the overall implementation is solid and aligns well with the PR objectives.src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Accordion/AccordionBodyTagHelper.cs (2)
1-8: LGTM: Appropriate using statements and namespace.The using statements cover the necessary dependencies for tag helpers and HTML encoding. The namespace is well-structured and follows a logical naming convention for the project.
10-15: LGTM: Well-defined tag helper class for accordion body.The
AccordionBodyTagHelperclass is correctly defined and attributed. It targets the "accordion-body" element within an "accordion-item", which aligns with the objective from Issue #8 to add support for an accordion component. The implementation follows ASP.NET Core tag helper conventions.src/AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers/Accordion/AccordionHeaderTagHelper.cs (2)
8-14: LGTM: Namespace and class declaration are well-structured.The namespace, class name, and attribute are appropriately defined for an accordion header tag helper. The
HtmlTargetElementattribute correctly specifies the tag name and parent tag, ensuring proper usage within an accordion structure.
1-56: Great implementation of AccordionHeaderTagHelper addressing Issue #8.This implementation successfully adds support for the accordion component as requested in Issue #8. The tag helper correctly structures the accordion header according to Bootstrap 5 specifications and provides the necessary attributes for proper functionality.
Key points:
- The tag helper is correctly scoped to work within an
accordion-itemtag.- It generates the appropriate HTML structure for a Bootstrap 5 accordion header.
- The implementation handles both expanded and collapsed states.
- Accessibility is considered with the use of aria attributes.
The code aligns well with the PR objectives and contributes to enhancing the user interface by providing a structured way to display collapsible content.
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| /// <summary> | ||
| /// A tag helper for rendering a bootstrap card to a view | ||
| /// </summary> | ||
| [RestrictChildren("accordion-item")] | ||
| public class AccordionTagHelper : TagHelper |
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The current summary describes this tag helper as rendering a bootstrap card, which is inconsistent with its actual purpose of rendering an accordion.
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| /// A tag helper for rendering a bootstrap card to a view | |
| /// </summary> | |
| [RestrictChildren("accordion-item")] | |
| public class AccordionTagHelper : TagHelper | |
| /// <summary> | |
| /// A tag helper for rendering a bootstrap accordion to a view | |
| /// </summary> | |
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| public class AccordionTagHelper : TagHelper |
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card-header-actions#22Updated to .NET 8.0, adjusted the progress bar behaviors, and improved cards.
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New Features
MinValueandMaxValuefor the progress bar, allowing for customizable ranges.CardHeaderActionsTagHelperto allow "div" as an additional child element in card header actions.Accordion,AccordionItem,AccordionHeader, andAccordionBody.Bug Fixes
ProgressValueto ensure it falls within the definedMinValueandMaxValuerange.Chores