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feat: dropdown-cascader-number-bubble #62

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https://www.figma.com/design/b7DEUKDeHlOl4ocDTMv7UIhZ/Kleros?node-id=18592-165337&version-id=2167237401428795723&m=dev


PR-Codex overview

This PR introduces a CountDisplay component to show the number of children items in a dropdown. It enhances the ItemContainer and BaseItem components to incorporate this new display, improving the user interface by providing visual feedback on item counts.

Detailed summary

  • Added overflow: scroll; to the src/App.tsx styles.
  • Introduced a new .count-display styled component in src/lib/dropdown/cascader/item-container.tsx.
  • Updated IItem interface to include childrenCount.
  • Enhanced BaseItem to display CountDisplay with the child count when available.

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  • New Features

    • Added a count display for dropdown items to show the number of child items
    • Implemented scrolling behavior in a styled component
  • Style

    • Updated styling for count display with theme-based colors
    • Added positioning for count label in dropdown items

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces enhancements to the dropdown and cascader components by adding a new childrenCount feature. This modification allows displaying the number of child items within dropdown elements. The changes span multiple files, introducing a new CountDisplay styled component, updating interfaces, and modifying rendering logic to support optional count display. The implementation focuses on flexible and theme-aware count representation.

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File Change Summary
src/App.tsx Added overflow: scroll; to StyledDiv for scrolling behavior
src/lib/dropdown/base-item.tsx - Added CountDisplay styled component
- Updated IBaseItem interface with optional childrenCount
- Modified BaseItem to conditionally render children count
src/lib/dropdown/cascader/item-container.tsx - Added .count-display CSS class with dynamic theming
- Updated ItemContainer to pass childrenCount prop

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant ItemContainer
    participant BaseItem
    participant CountDisplay
    
    ItemContainer->>BaseItem: Pass childrenCount
    BaseItem->>CountDisplay: Render if count exists
    CountDisplay-->>BaseItem: Display count
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Counting children, one, two, three!
Scrolling smooth, with style so bright,
Our cascader's now a delightful sight!
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
src/lib/dropdown/cascader/item-container.tsx (1)

19-31: Consider providing theme-based spacing tokens.
The inline pixel values (right: 32px) could benefit from referencing theme-based spacing tokens for flexibility and consistency across components.

src/lib/dropdown/base-item.tsx (2)

54-66: Review styling consistency for CountDisplay.
While the styling is straightforward and functional, consider whether a more generalized badge component is needed elsewhere, to avoid duplicating code in the future.


84-84: Keep consistent destructuring order.
Destructuring childrenCount after onClick is fine. Optionally, match the order in which these props are declared in the interface for readability.

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  • src/App.tsx (1 hunks)
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  • src/lib/dropdown/cascader/item-container.tsx (2 hunks)
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src/lib/dropdown/cascader/item-container.tsx (1)

58-58: Verify the null or undefined case for children?.length.
When children is null or undefined, children?.length becomes undefined. Verify if this scenario is acceptable or if a default value is needed.

src/lib/dropdown/base-item.tsx (2)

74-74: Optional property alignment with usage.
childrenCount?: number; is consistent with the usage in the rest of the code. Good job on adding the optional type for robust type-checking.


94-98: Perform a quick check for multi-digit counts.
Rendering multi-digit values inside a circular badge can cause layout or overflow issues. Confirm that CountDisplay can handle larger values gracefully (e.g., 3-digit counts).

src/App.tsx (1)

35-35: Impact of overflow: scroll; on layout and usability.
By enabling scroll, content that exceeds the container’s size will be scrollable. Confirm that this is the intended behavior, particularly for small screens or nested scroll scenarios.

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lgtm

@alcercu alcercu merged commit 02eb756 into main Jan 7, 2025
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