💥 Force compiler into runes mode and replace UI library from Flowbite Svelte to Svelte 5 UI lib (#1619) #1731
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WalkthroughThis pull request systematically refactors the codebase by updating documentation, configuration, dependencies, and component structures. It switches UI imports from flowbite-svelte to svelte-5-ui-lib, introduces TypeScript interfaces with Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant C as Component
participant M as Modal (uiHelpers)
U->>C: Click triggers modal action
C->>C: Check if modal reference exists
alt Modal exists
C->>M: Call openModal() via uiHelpers
M-->>U: Modal opens, displaying content
else Modal not available
C->>Console: Log error for missing modal
end
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src/lib/components/SubmissionStatusButton.svelte (1)
13-22: 💡 Verification agent🧩 Analysis chain
Verify if Svelte 5 UI lib provides a better button component.
The HACK comment suggests this is a temporary solution. Since we're migrating to Svelte 5 UI lib, verify if it provides a more customizable button component that could replace this implementation.
🌐 Web query:
Does Svelte 5 UI lib provide a customizable button component?💡 Result:
Yes, Svelte 5 UI Lib provides customizable button components through its integration with Tailwind CSS, allowing developers to adjust styling via utility classes or custom theme configurations[2][7][9]. The library's installation process includes setting up Tailwind with predefined color schemes (primary/secondary) in
tailwind.config.js, which directly affects button appearance[7][9].For example:
- Buttons inherit theme colors (
primary/secondaryranges)- Styles can be overridden using standard Tailwind classes:
<Button class="bg-red-500 hover:bg-red-700">Custom Button</Button>
- Dark mode is supported via
darkMode: 'selector'in the config[7][9].While no explicit button examples are shown in the search results, the library’s design philosophy prioritizes reactivity and theming via Svelte 5’s runes system[2][9], ensuring components like buttons are inherently customizable.
Citations:
- 1: https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/v5-migration-guide
- 2: https://www.npmjs.com/package/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 3: https://funkydev.io/blog/get-your-svelte-on-5-ui-libraries-that-will-make-your-app-look-super-cool
- 4: https://flowbite-svelte.com
- 5: https://dev.to/olga_tash/10-ui-libraries-for-svelte-to-try-in-2024-1692
- 6: https://github.com/mattcroat/joy-of-code/blob/main/posts/svelte-ui-libraries/svelte-ui-libraries.md
- 7: https://classic.yarnpkg.com/en/package/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 8: https://javascript.plainenglish.io/svar-ui-v-2-0-advanced-ui-components-for-svelte-5-dc621a7abffe
- 9: https://github.com/shinokada/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 10: https://dev.to/uncle_ben/get-your-svelte-on-5-ui-libraries-that-will-make-your-app-look-super-cool-1853
Action: Replace the Temporary Button with Svelte 5 UI Lib’s Customizable Button
Since Svelte 5 UI Lib now offers a fully customizable button component (integrated with Tailwind CSS for theme-based styling), please consider updating this component as follows:
- Replace the current
<button>element insrc/lib/components/SubmissionStatusButton.svelte(lines 13–22) with the Svelte 5 UI Lib<Button>component.- Leverage the built-in support for theme colors and hover states, reducing the need for extensive custom class management.
- Update or remove the HACK comment once the new component is in place to reflect that this is no longer a temporary solution.
src/lib/components/WorkBooks/PublicationStatusLabel.svelte (1)
8-17:⚠️ Potential issueAdd missing return values for published state.
The utility functions only handle the unpublished state (!isPublished). Add return values for the published state:
const getPublicationStatusLabel = (isPublished: boolean) => { if (!isPublished) { return '非公開'; } + return '公開'; }; const getPublicationStatusColor = (isPublished: boolean) => { if (!isPublished) { return 'bg-red-200 dark:bg-red-500'; } + return 'bg-green-200 dark:bg-green-500'; };src/lib/components/AtCoderUserValidationForm.svelte (1)
80-82:⚠️ Potential issueFix typo in form field name.
There's a typo in the input field name:
usernatcoder_validationcodeame.Apply this fix:
- name="usernatcoder_validationcodeame" + name="atcoder_validationcode"
🧹 Nitpick comments (83)
src/lib/components/TabItemWrapper.svelte (1)
4-5: Consider migrating icon components for consistency.While migrating to
svelte-5-ui-lib, the component still uses Flowbite icons. Consider migrating to a consistent icon library to avoid mixing UI frameworks.src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/AcceptedCounter.svelte (1)
17-21: Consider simplifying the percentage calculation.While the effect implementation is correct, the percentage calculation could be more concise:
- acceptedRatioPercent = allTaskCount ? (acceptedCount / allTaskCount) * 100 : 0; + acceptedRatioPercent = (acceptedCount / (allTaskCount || 1)) * 100;This change:
- Eliminates the ternary operator
- Maintains the same behavior (0% when allTaskCount is 0)
- Improves readability
src/lib/components/WorkBooks/WorkBookList.svelte (2)
18-25: Consider improving type safety for loggedInUser.The Props interface improves type safety, but using
anyfor loggedInUser could lead to runtime errors.Consider creating a proper type for the user:
- // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any - loggedInUser: any; + loggedInUser: { + id: string | number; + role: Roles; + };
102-103: Consider creating issues for TODO items.The TODO comments indicate planned features for:
- Support for 5Q-1Q grades
- Adding search functionality for user-created workbooks
These could be better tracked as GitHub issues.
Would you like me to help create GitHub issues for these TODO items?
src/lib/components/UserProfile.svelte (1)
16-18: Please create an issue to track the layout improvements.The FIXME comments indicate pending layout work. Consider creating a dedicated issue to track these improvements.
Would you like me to help create an issue to track the layout improvements?
src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/UpdatingModal.svelte (4)
20-26: Consider making the closeModal function more explicit.While the current implementation works, consider making the closeModal function more explicit for better readability and maintainability:
-const closeModal = modal.close; +const closeModal = () => { + modal.close(); +};
28-35: Add type safety to the openModal function parameters.Consider adding explicit parameter types to the openModal function for better type safety:
-export function openModal(taskResult: TaskResult) { +export function openModal(taskResult: TaskResult): void {
37-37: Translate FIXME comment to English.Consider translating the FIXME comment to English for better international collaboration:
-// FIXME: 回答状況をカスタマイズする場合はDBから取得できるようにする。 +// FIXME: When customizing submission status, implement DB fetching for status options.
49-69: Enhance type safety in form submission handling.Consider adding type narrowing for the event target and improving error type handling:
-async function handleSubmit(event: Event) { +async function handleSubmit(event: SubmitEvent) { event.preventDefault(); try { const response = await fetch('?/update', { method: 'POST', - body: new FormData(event.target as HTMLFormElement), + body: new FormData(event.currentTarget as HTMLFormElement), }); if (!response.ok) { + const errorData = await response.json().catch(() => null); + console.error('Server error:', errorData); errorMessageStore.setAndClearAfterTimeout(FAILED_TO_UPDATE_SUBMISSION_STATUS, 10000); return; } errorMessageStore.setAndClearAfterTimeout(null); closeModal(); - } catch (error) { + } catch (error: unknown) { console.error('Failed to update submission status: ', error); errorMessageStore.setAndClearAfterTimeout(FAILED_TO_UPDATE_SUBMISSION_STATUS, 10000); } }src/lib/components/ThermometerProgressBar.svelte (4)
18-22: Consider using a more SSR-friendly ID generation approach.The random ID generation might cause hydration mismatches during SSR. Consider using a more deterministic approach or leveraging Svelte's built-in features.
- let progressBarId = `progress-bar-${Math.floor(Math.random() * 10000)}`; + import { tick } from 'svelte'; + let progressBarId = $state(''); + $effect(() => { + tick().then(() => { + progressBarId = `progress-bar-${crypto.randomUUID()}`; + }); + });
46-46: TODO: Implement configurable AC judgment.The TODO comment suggests adding user-configurable AC judgment settings.
Would you like me to help implement this feature or create an issue to track this enhancement?
47-71: Optimize calculations in effects.The effects contain some redundant calculations. Consider refactoring to avoid recalculating
ratioPercenttwice.$effect(() => { + const calculations = filteredStatuses.map(status => ({ + name: status.status_name, + labelName: status.label_name, + taskCount: getTaskCount(taskResults, status.status_name), + ratioPercent: getRatioPercent(taskResults, status.status_name), + color: status.background_color + })); + - submissionRatios = filteredStatuses.map((status) => { - const name = status.status_name; - const ratioPercent = getRatioPercent(taskResults, name); - - return { - name: name, - ratioPercent: ratioPercent, - color: status.background_color, - }; - }); - submissionCounts = filteredStatuses.map((status) => { - const name = status.status_name; - const taskCount = getTaskCount(taskResults, name); - const ratioPercent = getRatioPercent(taskResults, name); - - return { - name: status.label_name, - count: taskCount, - ratioPercent: ratioPercent, - }; - }); + submissionRatios = calculations.map(calc => ({ + name: calc.name, + ratioPercent: calc.ratioPercent, + color: calc.color + })); + + submissionCounts = calculations.map(calc => ({ + name: calc.labelName, + count: calc.taskCount, + ratioPercent: calc.ratioPercent + })); });
74-80: Remove outdated HACK comment.The HACK comment refers to Flowbite styling issues, but since we've migrated to svelte-5-ui-lib, this comment is no longer relevant.
-<!-- HACK: 本来であれば、Flowbite SvelteにあるProgressbarのcolor属性で色を指定したいが、同属性の拡張方法が分からないのでFlowbiteのコンポーネントをやむなく利用 --> -<!-- See: --> -<!-- https://flowbite.com/docs/components/progress/ --> -<!-- https://flowbite-svelte.com/docs/pages/typescript --> -<!-- https://flowbite.com/docs/components/progress/ --> -<!-- https://blog.canopas.com/designing-stunning-progress-bars-made-easy-with-tailwind-css-ae620ba7b4be --> -<!-- https://www.creative-tim.com/learning-lab/tailwind-starter-kit/documentation/css/progressbars -->src/lib/components/MessageHelperWrapper.svelte (1)
4-9: Consider defining a more specific type formessage.The use of
anytype reduces type safety. While the HACK comment explains the necessity, consider creating a proper type definition for better type safety in the future.Consider defining a union type for possible message values:
type MessageType = string | Error | null | undefined; interface Props { marginTop?: string; message: MessageType; }src/lib/components/TaskListSorted.svelte (1)
24-25: Translate comments to English for better maintainability.The TODO and FIXME comments are in Japanese. Consider translating them to English:
-<!-- TODO: レスポンシブデザインに --> -<!-- FIXME: アイコンのサイズを他のページと合わせる --> +<!-- TODO: Implement responsive design --> +<!-- FIXME: Align icon sizes with other pages -->src/lib/components/SubmissionStatusButton.svelte (2)
2-8: Consider making some properties optional with default values.The Props interface improves type safety, but consider making properties like
textColor,bgColor, andbgColorOnHoveroptional with default values to improve component reusability.interface Props { value: string; - textColor: string; - bgColor: string; - bgColorOnHover: string; + textColor?: string; + bgColor?: string; + bgColorOnHover?: string; labelName: string; } + const defaultProps = { + textColor: 'text-gray-900', + bgColor: 'bg-white', + bgColorOnHover: 'hover:bg-gray-100' + };
10-10: LGTM! Consider applying default values after destructuring.The use of
$props()with type annotation is correct for Svelte 5's runes mode.If you implement optional properties, apply default values after destructuring:
- let { value, textColor, bgColor, bgColorOnHover, labelName }: Props = $props(); + let { value, labelName, textColor = defaultProps.textColor, bgColor = defaultProps.bgColor, bgColorOnHover = defaultProps.bgColorOnHover }: Props = $props();src/lib/components/SpinnerWrapper.svelte (1)
4-4: Consider improving type safety for the size prop.The type change from
numbertoanyreduces type safety. If possible, consider using a more specific type likenumber | stringor document whyanyis necessary.src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/IconForUpdating.svelte (1)
12-13:❓ Verification inconclusive
Consider component consolidation to reduce duplication.
The HACK comment (translated: "Similar to the following component but prepared as a separate component due to large differences") suggests potential code duplication with
SubmissionStatusImage.svelte. Consider:
- Extracting common logic into a shared component
- Using props to handle the differences
Let's check the similarity with SubmissionStatusImage.svelte:
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Find and display the referenced component fd -t f "SubmissionStatusImage.svelte" src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/ -x cat {}Length of output: 1027
Consolidate Similar Submission Status Components
It appears that the functionality in this component closely mirrors that of
SubmissionStatusImage.svelte—both handle task results (e.g., setting an image path and alt text) and conditionally render UI elements based on theisLoggedInprop. Given the HACK comment noting that the components are similar yet currently separate due to perceived large differences, please consider the following:
- Extract common logic: Identify shared behaviors (such as image processing and conditional UI rendering) and refactor them into a common base or helper component.
- Use customizable props: If the differences are indeed significant, consolidate the shared parts into a shared component while using props or slots to handle the unique behaviors of each.
- Evaluate maintainability: Ensure that merging these components won’t compromise their distinct functionalities and that the refactoring adds long-term value through improved maintainability.
src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/SubmissionStatusImage.svelte (2)
17-22: Consider using URL.resolve or import.meta.url for image path resolution.While the effect logic is correct, the image path construction using string concatenation (
../../${taskResult.submission_status_image_path}) might be fragile. Consider using a more robust path resolution method.Example using import.meta.url:
- imagePath = `../../${taskResult.submission_status_image_path}`; + imagePath = new URL(`../../${taskResult.submission_status_image_path}`, import.meta.url).href;
27-27: Translate TODO comment to English for better maintainability.The TODO comment is in Japanese. For better maintainability and collaboration, consider translating it to English.
-<!-- TODO: 未ログインのときは、ログイン画面に遷移させる --> +<!-- TODO: Redirect to login screen when user is not logged in -->src/lib/components/Trophies/CompletedTasks.svelte (2)
9-14: LGTM! Props are correctly defined using Svelte 5 runes.The Props interface and $props() initialization provide better type safety and align with Svelte 5's runes mode.
Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the Props interface:
+/** + * Props for the CompletedTasks component + * @property {TaskResults} taskResults - The current task results + * @property {TaskResults | WorkBookTaskBase[]} allTasks - All available tasks + */ interface Props { taskResults: TaskResults; allTasks: TaskResults | WorkBookTaskBase[]; }
17-19: Consider using an absolute path for the image.While the Img component usage is correct, relative image paths can break if the component is moved to a different directory.
Consider using an absolute path from the static directory:
- <Img src="../../completed.png" alt="completed workbook" imgClass="h-10 w-12" /> + <Img src="/images/completed.png" alt="completed workbook" imgClass="h-10 w-12" />This assumes you'll move the image to the
static/imagesdirectory.src/lib/components/TooltipWrapper.svelte (1)
4-4: Consider migrating icon imports to maintain library consistency.While the Tooltip component has been migrated to svelte-5-ui-lib, the QuestionCircleOutline icon is still being imported from flowbite-svelte-icons. Additionally, the documentation reference to Flowbite is now outdated.
Consider:
- Migrating to an icon from svelte-5-ui-lib's icon set
- Updating or removing the outdated documentation reference
Also applies to: 5-5, 22-22, 23-23
src/lib/components/WorkBook/CommentAndHint.svelte (1)
16-16: Translate the HACK comment to English for better accessibility.The comment about position issues is in Japanese. Consider translating it to English:
-<!-- HACK: positionはデフォルトの"top" 以外にすると、一瞬しか表示されない --> +<!-- HACK: Positions other than the default "top" cause the tooltip to display only momentarily -->src/lib/components/SelectWrapper.svelte (1)
4-13: Consider using a more specific type for items.The
anytype for theitemsproperty reduces type safety. Consider using a generic type parameter or a more specific type that represents the structure of your items.- // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any - items: any; + items: Array<{ value: string | number; name: string }>;src/lib/components/Header.svelte (7)
37-52: Avoid repeated dropdown logic
Multiple dropdowns share nearly identical logic for toggling and closing. Consider creating a reusable helper or store factory that returns an object withisOpen,toggle, andcloseto reduce duplication and improve maintainability.
63-73: Consolidate or minimize effect-based state syncing
This effect syncs local variables withuiHelpers’ stored states. If you continue adding more elements, repeated assignment might grow in complexity. Consider a more direct subscription or a single object destructuring to reduce boilerplate.
75-86: Revisit the dropdown auto-close hack
The$effectthat closes the user dropdown immediately after login may unintentionally close it in other scenarios. If the goal is to prevent auto-opening only once, consider a more targeted conditional or a global login callback rather than an ongoing effect.
101-103: Breakpoint styling note
UsingbreakPoint="lg"is valid, but confirm it aligns with your project’s existing Tailwind breakpoints. If your layout has a custom breakpoint strategy, updating this property might be necessary for consistent responsive design.
158-181: Consider accessibility and layout checks for user dropdown
Adding anaria-labelor descriptive text on the button that toggles the dropdown can help screen readers. Also, watch out for absolute positioning across different screen sizes; layering or overlap could occur.
185-199: Reuse or unify external link dropdown approach
Your approach to external links is consistent with the other dropdowns. If repeated patterns continue to grow, consider centralizing dropdown logic or building a shared rendering method.
201-201: Dark mode component usage
Including<Darkmode />is straightforward but consider offering a user preference override (e.g., stored in local or session storage) for a more tailored user experience.src/lib/components/TaskGradeList.svelte (3)
19-32: Consider simplifying the Map initialization logic.The current implementation using
run()could be simplified by combining the initialization and mapping into a single derived state.- let taskResultsForEachGrade = $state(new Map()); - - // HACK: $effectだと更新されないため、やむなくrunを使用。 - run(() => { - taskResultsForEachGrade = new Map(); - - taskGradeValues.map((grade) => { - taskResultsForEachGrade.set( - grade, - taskResults.filter((taskResult: TaskResult) => taskResult.grade === grade), - ); - }); - }); + let taskResultsForEachGrade = $derived( + new Map( + taskGradeValues.map((grade) => [ + grade, + taskResults.filter((taskResult: TaskResult) => taskResult.grade === grade) + ]) + ) + );
54-54: Simplify the count condition.The condition
countTasks(taskGrade) >= 1could be simplified tocountTasks(taskGrade)orcountTasks(taskGrade) > 0for better readability, as they are logically equivalent.- {#if countTasks(taskGrade) >= 1 && isShowTaskList(isAdmin, taskGrade)} + {#if countTasks(taskGrade) && isShowTaskList(isAdmin, taskGrade)}
52-54: Consider restructuring to avoid the need for continue.The comment about missing continue syntax suggests the code might benefit from restructuring. Consider inverting the condition or using a computed property to filter taskGradeValues.
+ $: visibleGrades = $derived( + taskGradeValues.filter(grade => + countTasks(grade) && isShowTaskList(isAdmin, grade) + ) + ); - {#each taskGradeValues as taskGrade} - <!-- Pendingは、Adminのみ表示。--> - <!-- HACK: Svelteでcontinueに相当する構文は確認できず(2024年1月時点)。 --> - {#if countTasks(taskGrade) >= 1 && isShowTaskList(isAdmin, taskGrade)} + {#each visibleGrades as taskGrade}src/lib/components/TaskSearchBox.svelte (5)
37-37: Address the TODO note.
Extracting theisMatchedfunction into a shared utilities module could improve reusability and maintainability.
52-52: Consider clarifying variable naming.
searchWordsOrURLmight be slightly ambiguous; consider something likesearchQueryOrURLfor better readability.
53-60: Potential performance consideration.
Filtering, sorting, and slicing here might be expensive for large arrays; consider memoization or indexing if efficiency becomes an issue.
172-178: Remove or update outdated comments referencing Flowbite.
These comments mention flowbite-svelte, which might confuse future maintainers now that you’ve migrated to svelte-5-ui-lib.
185-198: Add error handling.
addTaskToWorkBookmight fail or return unexpected data; consider a try/catch or fallback for production stability.src/lib/components/WorkBookTasks/WorkBookTasksTable.svelte (4)
46-46: Clarify HACK comment.
Provide details on how to resolve the potential undefined indexing, so future devs can better understand the workaround.
78-85: Filter-based removal.
Consider adding a user-friendly “undo” feature instead of a permanent delete for better UX.
142-142: isDeleting flag usage.
If multiple delete operations are introduced later, consider a more descriptive name or a per-item state.
230-230: Confirm dialog usage.
A custom modal could provide a smoother user experience over a raw confirm prompt.src/routes/(admin)/tags/+page.svelte (1)
1-5: Add type definition for data property.While the migration to TypeScript and $props() is good, consider adding a type definition for the data property to enhance type safety.
+interface PageData { + tags: Array<Tag>; // Replace with actual tag type +} -let { data } = $props(); +let { data }: { data: PageData } = $props();src/lib/components/WarningMessageOnDeletingAccount.svelte (1)
7-13: Consider these responsive design improvements.To address the FIXME comment, consider:
- Using Tailwind's responsive prefixes (sm:, md:, lg:) for list styling
- Adjusting text size and spacing for different screen sizes
-<List class="mt-1.5 ms-4 list-disc list-inside"> +<List class="mt-1.5 ms-4 list-disc list-inside sm:mt-2 sm:ms-6 md:mt-3 md:ms-8"> <Li>アカウント</Li> <Li>登録した回答状況</Li> <!-- TODO: AtCoderアカウントと連携できるようになったら表示する --> <!-- <Li>AtCoder IDとの連携</Li> --> </List>src/routes/(admin)/tasks/[task_id]/+page.svelte (1)
1-10: Add Props interface for type safety.For consistency with other components and better type safety, consider adding a Props interface:
<script lang="ts"> + import type { PageData } from './$types'; + + interface Props { + data: PageData; + } import HeadingOne from '$lib/components/HeadingOne.svelte'; import TaskForm from '$lib/components/TaskForm.svelte'; import TagListForEdit from '$lib/components/TagListForEdit.svelte'; let { data } = $props(); let task = data.task; let tags = data.tags; </script>src/lib/components/ToastWrapper/ErrorMessageToast.svelte (1)
12-13: Update documentation reference.The comment references Flowbite documentation which is no longer relevant after migrating to svelte-5-ui-lib.
-<!-- See: --> -<!-- https://flowbite-svelte.com/docs/components/toast --> +<!-- See: svelte-5-ui-lib Toast documentation -->src/routes/(auth)/login/+page.svelte (1)
8-16: Align type definition with usage.The Props interface declares
dataas required, but the template uses optional chaining (data?.form). Either:
- Make data optional in Props if it can be undefined, or
- Remove optional chaining if data is guaranteed to exist
Option 1: Make data optional
interface Props { - data: PageData; + data?: PageData; }Option 2: Remove optional chaining
<AuthForm - formProperties={superForm(data?.form)} + formProperties={superForm(data.form)} title={LOGIN_LABEL}src/lib/components/HeadingOne.svelte (1)
21-21: Consider handling undefined children more explicitly.The optional chaining with
?.()works but consider adding a null check to make the rendering logic more explicit.- {@render children?.()} + {#if children} + {@render children()} + {/if}src/lib/components/ExternalLinkIcon.svelte (1)
9-9: Update the comment to reference the new UI library.The comment still references Flowbite icons but the project has migrated to Svelte 5 UI lib.
-<!-- See: https://flowbite.com/icons/ --> +<!-- See: https://stwui.vercel.app/icons -->src/lib/components/FormWrapper.svelte (2)
8-8: Simplify the method prop type.The method type allows too many variations. Consider normalizing to uppercase and removing redundant cases.
- method?: 'POST' | 'GET' | 'DIALOG' | 'post' | 'get' | 'dialog' | null | undefined; + method?: 'POST' | 'GET' | 'DIALOG' | null | undefined;
25-25: Consider handling undefined children more explicitly.The optional chaining with
?.()works but consider adding a null check to make the rendering logic more explicit.- {@render children?.()} + {#if children} + {@render children()} + {/if}src/routes/about/+page.svelte (1)
18-25: LGTM! Clean section rendering with TODO reminder.The sections are rendered consistently using the
@renderdirective with thesectionWithTitlefunction.Do you want me to help implement the contact section mentioned in the TODO comment?
src/routes/+layout.svelte (1)
37-37: Consider adding a fallback for children renderingWhile the optional chaining is good, consider providing a fallback for better user experience when children is undefined.
- {@render children?.()} + {@render children?.() ?? <div>No content available</div>}src/lib/components/InputFieldWrapper.svelte (1)
8-18: Consider using more specific types instead of anyWhile the HACK comment explains the necessity, consider creating union types or generic constraints to improve type safety.
interface Props<T = unknown> { labelName?: string; inputFieldType?: HTMLInputTypeAttribute | null | undefined; inputFieldName: string; inputValue: T; isEditable?: boolean; message?: string[] | string; }src/lib/constants/product-info.ts (1)
29-40: Consider extracting social media base URL to a constantThe repeated use of 'https://x.com/' could be maintained in a single constant for easier updates if the platform changes again.
+const SOCIAL_MEDIA_BASE_URL = 'https://x.com/'; + export const members = [ - { name: '@けんちょん', account: 'https://x.com/drken1215' }, + { name: '@けんちょん', account: `${SOCIAL_MEDIA_BASE_URL}drken1215` }, // Apply similar changes to other entries ];src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTableBodyCell.svelte (1)
36-37: Consider implementing the TODO comment.The TODO comment about extending the hit area to the grade icon should be addressed for better UX.
Would you like me to help implement the extended hit area for the grade icon?
src/routes/problems/+page.svelte (1)
48-57: Consider removing or implementing the HACK comment sections.The commented-out sections marked as HACK should either be implemented or removed for cleaner code.
src/lib/components/UserAccountDeletionForm.svelte (1)
2-4: Consider removing the @ts-ignore comment.The @ts-ignore for flowbite-svelte-icons import should be addressed, possibly by finding an equivalent in svelte-5-ui-lib.
src/routes/problems/[slug]/+page.svelte (1)
19-21: Would you like help implementing these TODO items?I can assist with implementing:
- Answer status updates from problem list
- Similar problem display
- Solution note recording functionality
src/routes/workbooks/edit/[slug]/+page.server.ts (1)
84-84: Consider restructuring object spread for predictability.While the current implementation works, spreading the workBook object before the id property could potentially override an existing id in workBook. Consider reversing the order to ensure the id is not accidentally overwritten:
-await workBooksCrud.updateWorkBook(workBookId, { id: workBookId, ...workBook }); +await workBooksCrud.updateWorkBook(workBookId, { ...workBook, id: workBookId });src/routes/workbooks/create/+page.svelte (1)
37-41: Consider adding type annotation in the $effect callback.While the current implementation works, adding a type annotation in the $effect callback would improve type safety:
- $effect(() => { - workBookTasksForTable = [] as WorkBookTaskCreate[]; - }); + $effect((): void => { + workBookTasksForTable = [] as WorkBookTaskCreate[]; + });src/lib/components/TagForm.svelte (2)
32-33: Consider creating issues for the TODO items.These TODOs should be tracked in the issue system for better visibility and follow-up:
- Responsive design implementation
- Tag modification form preparation
Would you like me to help create issues for these TODOs?
38-75: Enhance form accessibility.Consider adding these accessibility improvements:
- Add
aria-labelto form inputs- Add descriptive labels for checkboxes
- Add form validation feedback for screen readers
<form method="POST" action="/tags?/update"> + <div role="form" aria-label="Edit Tag Form"> <Table shadow hoverable={true} class="text-md"> <TableBody class="divide-y"> <TableBodyRow> <TableBodyCell class="w-1/6">tagId</TableBodyCell> <TableBodyCell class="w-5/6">{id}</TableBodyCell> </TableBodyRow> <TableBodyRow> <TableBodyCell>tagTitle</TableBodyCell> <TableBodyCell> - <input name="tag_title" type="text" bind:value={name} /> + <input name="tag_title" type="text" bind:value={name} aria-label="Tag Title" /> </TableBodyCell> </TableBodyRow>src/lib/components/WorkBooks/WorkBookInputFields.svelte (1)
7-21: Consider decomposing the component to reduce prop count.The FIXME comment correctly identifies that there are too many props. Consider these solutions:
- Create separate components for different aspects (e.g., WorkBookMetadata, WorkBookVisibility)
- Group related props into objects (e.g., metadata, visibility, permissions)
Example grouping:
interface WorkBookMetadata { title: string; description: string; editorialUrl: string; } interface WorkBookVisibility { isPublished: boolean; isOfficial: boolean; isReplenished: boolean; } interface Props { metadata: WorkBookMetadata; visibility: WorkBookVisibility; workBookType: WorkBookType; authorId: string; isAdmin: boolean; isEditable?: boolean; message?: string; errors?: Record<string, unknown>; }src/routes/workbooks/edit/[slug]/+page.svelte (1)
42-43: Consider using$effect()instead ofrun().The HACK comment suggests that
$effect()isn't working as expected. However,run()is from svelte/legacy and might be deprecated in future versions. Consider investigating why$effect()isn't working and fix the underlying issue.src/lib/components/AtCoderUserValidationForm.svelte (1)
4-5: Address the FIXME comment about stwui library.The comment indicates that stwui is effectively end-of-life. Consider migrating to a maintained library for clipboard functionality.
Would you like me to suggest alternative clipboard libraries and create an issue to track this migration?
src/routes/(admin)/account_transfer/+page.svelte (1)
26-27: Remove eslint-disable comment and type the data prop properly.Instead of using
anytype with an eslint-disable comment, consider creating a proper type for the data prop.- // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any - data: any; + data: { + form: Record<string, unknown>; + accountTransferMessages: FloatingMessages; + };src/routes/users/edit/+page.svelte (2)
4-9: Clean up commented code.There are several commented-out imports that should either be removed or uncommented if they're needed.
Consider removing or uncommenting these imports based on their usage in the component.
11-11: Use type import for Roles enum.The Roles enum is used only for type checking, so it should be imported as a type.
-import { Roles } from '$lib/types/user'; +import type { Roles } from '$lib/types/user';src/routes/+page.svelte (1)
99-116: Consider adding navigation buttons for better user experience.The carousel implementation is correct, but it could benefit from navigation buttons for better accessibility and user experience.
Add navigation buttons using this diff:
<div class="overflow-hidden m-4" use:emblaCarouselSvelte={{ options, plugins }}> + <button class="embla__prev">Previous</button> <div class="flex min-h-[300px] xs:min-h-[400px] md:min-h-[540px] mb-8 xs:mb-12"> {#each problemImages as problemImage} <div class="flex flex-shrink-0 w-full min-w-0 items-center justify-center"> <Img src={problemImage.src} alt={problemImage.alt} figClass="" imgClass="object-contain h-full w-fit" /> </div> {/each} </div> + <button class="embla__next">Next</button> </div>src/routes/about/SectionSnippets.svelte (2)
35-35: Consider splitting the file into smaller components.The TODO comment suggests splitting the file, which would be beneficial for maintainability.
Consider creating separate files for each major section (core features, requirements, etc.) to improve code organization and maintainability.
98-103: Consider improving the heading visual design.The FIXME comment indicates that the visual design needs improvement.
Consider adding more styling to enhance the visual hierarchy:
-<Heading tag="h3" class="text-md ml-6">グレード (難易度)</Heading> +<Heading tag="h3" class="text-md ml-6 font-semibold border-b pb-2 mb-4">グレード (難易度)</Heading>src/lib/components/TaskList.svelte (1)
69-71: Address the FIXME and TODO comments.There are several issues that need attention:
- Double execution of actions
- Pagination for large datasets
- Filtering by submission status
Would you like me to help implement any of these features or create issues to track them?
src/routes/workbooks/+page.svelte (1)
25-26: Consider removing the HACK comment by using proper type handling.The HACK comment indicates a type casting issue that could be resolved with proper type definitions.
Consider defining a proper type for the role or using a type guard instead of type casting:
function isValidRole(role: unknown): role is Roles { return Object.values(Roles).includes(role as Roles); } let role = loggedInUser?.role && isValidRole(loggedInUser.role) ? loggedInUser.role : null;src/lib/components/WorkBooks/WorkBookBaseTable.svelte (1)
46-47: Consider removing or addressing TODO/HACK comments.These comments indicate potential technical debt that should be addressed.
Would you like me to help create issues to track these TODOs?
src/lib/components/AuthForm.svelte (1)
81-82: Consider adding error recovery mechanism.The error handling could be improved to provide a better user experience.
Consider adding a retry mechanism or user-friendly error message:
await goto(HOME_PAGE); +} catch (error) { - console.error('Failed to login as a guest: ', error); + console.error('Failed to login as a guest: ', error); + $message = 'Failed to login. Please try again later.'; } finally {src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (1)
32-34: Consider adding JSDoc comments for better documentation.The comment about ABC212 could be better structured as JSDoc.
-// Note: -// Before and from ABC212 onwards, the number and tendency of tasks are very different. +/** + * Filter function for ABC212 onwards contests. + * @remarks + * Before and from ABC212 onwards, the number and tendency of tasks are very different. + */src/routes/workbooks/[slug]/+page.svelte (1)
91-99: Consider extracting initialization logic.The initialization logic in the $effect could be moved to a separate function for better maintainability.
+function initializeWorkBookTasks(taskResults: Map<string, TaskResult>, workBook: any) { + if (taskResults && workBook && Array.isArray(workBook.workBookTasks)) { + return workBook.workBookTasks; + } + if (!taskResults) { + console.error('Not found taskResults.'); + } else if (!workBook || !Array.isArray(workBook.workBookTasks)) { + console.error('Not found workBook or workBook.workBookTasks is not an array.'); + } + return []; +} + $effect(() => { - if (taskResults && workBook && Array.isArray(workBook.workBookTasks)) { - workBookTasks = workBook.workBookTasks; - } else if (!taskResults) { - console.error('Not found taskResults.'); - } else if (!workBook || !Array.isArray(workBook.workBookTasks)) { - console.error('Not found workBook or workBook.workBookTasks is not an array.'); - } + workBookTasks = initializeWorkBookTasks(taskResults, workBook); });package.json (1)
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src/lib/components/TabItemWrapper.svelte (5)
12-18: LGTM! Well-structured Props interface.The Props interface clearly defines the component's contract with proper type annotations and optional properties.
20-29: LGTM! Proper implementation of Svelte 5 runes.The component correctly implements:
- Props destructuring with $props()
- State management with $state()
- Appropriate default values
34-38: LGTM! Well-implemented event handling.The handleClick function demonstrates good practices:
- Explicit return type
- Early return pattern
- Proper type guard
46-50: LGTM! Proper tooltip configuration.The tooltip implementation follows the new library's conventions with:
- Proper trigger event (showOn="hover")
- Consistent styling using TOOLTIP_CLASS_BASE
- Max width constraint for better UX
58-74: LGTM! Well-structured component rendering.The component template demonstrates proper Svelte 5 patterns:
- Snippet block for title slot
- Render directive for children
- Maintained accessibility with proper ARIA attributes
src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/AcceptedCounter.svelte (3)
6-11: Well-structured Props interface with proper TypeScript types!The Props interface and destructuring implementation using
$props()follows best practices for Svelte 5 components with proper type safety.
13-15: Excellent use of Svelte 5's $state for reactive variables!The state management implementation follows Svelte 5's runes mode conventions with clear variable names and appropriate initialization.
24-26: Address the FIXME comment regarding width adjustment.The comment indicates a pending task to fine-tune the width. Consider addressing this before finalizing the PR.
Would you like assistance in implementing the width adjustment based on the Mozilla documentation referenced in the comment?
src/lib/components/WorkBooks/WorkBookList.svelte (4)
4-4: LGTM! UI library migration completed.The import statement has been successfully updated to use the new Svelte 5 UI library components, aligning with the PR objectives.
38-40: LGTM! Effective use of runes for state management.The implementation properly uses
$stateand$effectto manage and synchronize the selected grade with the store.Also applies to: 88-94
43-50: LGTM! Optimized derived calculations.The use of
$derivedfor workbook filtering and counting improves performance by avoiding unnecessary recalculations.Also applies to: 53-58, 96-99
111-111: LGTM! Event handler updated for Svelte 5.The event handler has been correctly updated from
on:clicktoonclickfor Svelte 5 compatibility.src/lib/components/UserProfile.svelte (1)
1-11: LGTM! Clean migration to TypeScript and Svelte 5 UI lib.The changes effectively:
- Add TypeScript support for better type safety
- Migrate to the new UI library as per PR objectives
- Implement proper props interface with optional fields
- Use runes mode's $props() for property handling
src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/UpdatingModal.svelte (2)
4-4: Well-structured migration to Svelte 5!Good job on:
- Migrating to
svelte-5-ui-lib- Adding type safety with
Propsinterface- Using the new
$props()syntaxAlso applies to: 14-18
72-99: Clean implementation of Modal and form handling!The template changes effectively:
- Use the new Modal component from svelte-5-ui-lib
- Properly bind modal state and close handler
- Maintain form enhancement with both onsubmit and enhance
src/lib/components/ThermometerProgressBar.svelte (1)
2-2: Well-structured Props interface and library migration!The migration from flowbite-svelte to svelte-5-ui-lib and the addition of a strongly-typed Props interface improve type safety and align with the PR objectives.
Also applies to: 12-16
src/lib/components/MessageHelperWrapper.svelte (2)
11-11: LGTM! Proper use of Svelte 5 runes.The props destructuring with
$props()follows the new Svelte 5 runes pattern correctly, and the default value formarginTopis properly set.
14-18: LGTM! Clean template implementation.The template implementation is well-structured with proper conditional rendering and class bindings. The dark mode support is correctly implemented.
src/lib/components/TaskListSorted.svelte (3)
2-10: LGTM! Successfully migrated to svelte-5-ui-lib.The transition from flowbite-svelte to svelte-5-ui-lib has been implemented correctly, maintaining all necessary table components.
17-21: Props handling updated to use Svelte 5 runes mode.The implementation correctly uses the new
$props()syntax with proper TypeScript interfaces, enhancing type safety.
38-42:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify the new responsive image sizing.
The image sizing has been updated to be more responsive with
h-7 w-7 xs:h-8 xs:w-8. Please ensure these sizes align with the FIXME comment's requirement to match other pages' icon sizes.Run this script to check icon sizes across other pages:
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The updated Img sizing using
h-7 w-7 xs:h-8 xs:w-8appears designed for better responsiveness, but our automated search couldn’t locate comparable instances in other pages. Please manually verify that these sizes align with the FIXME requirement and the icon sizes used elsewhere in the project.
- Action Required: Manually check other pages/components to ensure that the new responsive classes match the intended design specifications.
src/lib/components/SpinnerWrapper.svelte (3)
9-13: Well-structured Props interface with clear documentation.Good job on documenting the reason for using
anytype and properly scoping the eslint disable comment.
15-15:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify the impact of changing size default value from number to string.
The default value for
sizehas changed from12(number) to'12'(string). Please ensure this doesn't affect the Spinner component's rendering or existing usage.
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Attention: Verify Default Value Handling
The default value for
sizehas been changed from a number (12) to a string ('12'). A preliminary search for explicit usages ofSpinnerWrapperwith thesizeproperty did not return results. However, since the command output was inconclusive, please manually verify that the Spinner component correctly handles this string value without breaking any rendering or usage expectations downstream.
7-7:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify Spinner component API compatibility.
As part of the migration from flowbite-svelte to svelte-5-ui-lib, please ensure that the new Spinner component supports the same props and behavior.
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Attention: Verify svelte-5-ui-lib Installation & Spinner API Compatibility
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svelte-5-ui-lib/Spinner.svelteappears to replace the previous Flowbite-Svelte Spinner import. However, runningnpm list svelte-5-ui-libreturned an empty result, which suggests that the dependency might not be installed or declared in your package file.- No remaining references to Flowbite-Svelte’s Spinner were found, confirming the migration direction.
- Please verify manually that:
- The
svelte-5-ui-libpackage is correctly added to your project (e.g., check thepackage.jsondependencies).- The new Spinner component’s API (props, events, etc.) matches the expected behavior used in your codebase.
src/lib/components/WorkBooks/TitleTableBodyCell.svelte (3)
7-10: LGTM! Well-structured Props interface.The interface provides good type safety with appropriate optional/required modifiers for the props.
12-12: LGTM! Clean props destructuring with runes.The use of
$props()with destructuring and default values follows Svelte 5's runes mode best practices.
2-2:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify API compatibility with the new UI library.
Please ensure that the
TableBodyCellcomponent fromsvelte-5-ui-libhas the same props and behavior as the one fromflowbite-svelteto maintain functionality.
🌐 Web query:
What are the differences between TableBodyCell components in flowbite-svelte and svelte-5-ui-lib?💡 Result:
The differences between
TableBodyCellcomponents in Flowbite-Svelte and svelte-5-ui-lib (hypothetical comparison based on available data) can be summarized as follows:
1. Component Structure & Features
Flowbite-Svelte
- Integrated styling: Inherits Tailwind CSS styling from Flowbite’s design system[4][7][9].
- Dynamic rendering: Supports iteration via an
itemsprop for data binding[4][7].<Table hoverable={true} {items}> <TableHead>...</TableHead> <TableBody tableBodyClass="divide-y"> {#each items as item} <TableBodyRow> <TableBodyCell>{item.maker}</TableBodyCell> <!-- ... --> </TableBodyRow> {/each} </TableBody> </Table>- Advanced features: Includes hover states[7], striped rows[4], checkbox integration[7], and color customization (e.g.,
color="blue")[7].- Accessibility: Uses semantic HTML with
sr-onlylabels for actions[7].svelte-5-ui-lib
No direct information found in search results about this library.
(Note: The term "svelte-5-ui-lib" doesn’t appear in provided sources. Common alternatives likesvelte-tableorsvelte-generic-crud-tableare listed in [3][5].)
2. Customization Approach
Flowbite-Svelte
- Prop-driven: Uses boolean props like
stripedorhoverableto toggle styles[4][7].- Class overrides: Allows Tailwind class injection via
classprops (e.g.,<TableBodyCell class="!p-4">)[7].Hypothetical svelte-5-ui-lib
Based on common patterns in other libraries ([3][5]):
- Likely uses a headless/agnostic design (minimal built-in styles).
- May prioritize functional extensibility (sorting, CRUD operations) over visual styling.
3. Dependencies
Flowbite-Svelte
- Tightly coupled with Tailwind CSS and Flowbite’s ecosystem[4][6][9].
- Requires importing multiple sub-components (
Table,TableHead, etc.)[4].Common Alternatives (e.g.,
svelte-tablefrom [3][5])
- Framework-agnostic with fewer dependencies.
- Focus on core table functionality without styling constraints.
Key Limitation: The search results contain no explicit data about "svelte-5-ui-lib." This analysis contrasts Flowbite-Svelte’s implementation with general trends in Svelte table libraries[3][5]. For accurate comparisons, verify the specific library’s documentation.
Citations:
- 1: https://flowbite-svelte.com/docs/components/kbd
- 2: https://emamid.github.io/svelte-data-table/
- 3: https://github.com/TheComputerM/awesome-svelte
- 4: https://flowbite-svelte.com/docs/components/table
- 5: https://hackernoon.com/comparing-best-data-table-options-for-svelte-projects-in-2024
- 6: https://socialcompare.com/en/comparison/best-svelte-ui-components-libraries
- 7: https://github.com/themesberg/flowbite-svelte/blob/main/src/routes/docs/components/table.md
- 8: UI Framework like Chakra/Mantine? sveltejs/kit#7984
- 9: https://flowbite.com/docs/components/tables/
- 10: https://socialcompare.com/en/review/flowbite-svelte
Confirm TableBodyCell API compatibility with svelte-5-ui-lib
Please verify that the
TableBodyCellcomponent imported fromsvelte-5-ui-lib(line 2 ofsrc/lib/components/WorkBooks/TitleTableBodyCell.svelte) supports the same props and behaviors as its Flowbite-Svelte counterpart. Given the differences highlighted in recent comparisons—particularly around styling, prop handling, and potential feature changes—it’s recommended to review the library’s documentation or test its behavior to ensure compatibility.src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/IconForUpdating.svelte (1)
5-9: Well-structured Props interface with runes mode!The implementation correctly uses TypeScript interface for type safety and Svelte 5's runes mode with
$props()for property destructuring.src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/SubmissionStatusImage.svelte (3)
7-10: LGTM! Well-structured Props interface.The Props interface clearly defines the expected properties with appropriate types.
12-15: LGTM! Clean implementation of runes mode features.The code effectively uses Svelte 5's runes mode features:
- Props destructuring with $props()
- State management with $state()
25-25: LGTM! Clean and semantic template structure.The template effectively:
- Uses the Img component with appropriate sizing classes
- Implements conditional rendering based on login state
- Maintains consistent styling with dark mode support
Also applies to: 28-35
src/lib/components/TagListForEdit.svelte (4)
20-23: Well-structured Props interface!Good use of TypeScript interface to explicitly define component props, improving type safety and maintainability.
25-25: Correct usage of Svelte 5 runes!The
$props()destructuring follows the new Svelte 5 runes pattern correctly.
38-38: Verify styling compatibility with svelte-5-ui-lib.The class attribute naming has changed from
tableBodyClasstoclass. Please ensure:
- The styling still works as expected with the new library
- The removal of the height attribute from TableBodyRow doesn't affect the layout
Also applies to: 40-40
10-10:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify component availability in svelte-5-ui-lib.
Please ensure all imported components (
Table,TableBody,TableBodyCell, etc.) are available in the new library with compatible APIs.
🌐 Web query:
What components are available in svelte-5-ui-lib and are they compatible with flowbite-svelte's Table components?💡 Result:
The svelte-5-ui-lib is a newer UI library designed specifically for Svelte 5's reactivity system (runes), but based on the available search results[1][4], no specific components are explicitly listed in its documentation beyond general references to "smooth, reactive components." The library focuses on Tailwind CSS integration with predefined color schemes for
primaryandsecondarythemes[1][4].For Flowbite-Svelte, its Table component system includes:
Table,TableHead,TableHeadCellTableBody,TableBodyRow,TableBodyCell- Advanced features like sorting[2][5], colspan support[2], hover/striped styling[5], and dynamic data binding[5].
Compatibility Considerations:
Feature svelte-5-ui-lib Flowbite-Svelte Tables Svelte 5 runes ✅ Built for ❌ Not mentioned Tailwind CSS base ✅ Required[1] ✅ Required[2][7] Component architecture Unspecified Explicitly structured[2][5] Dark mode support ✅ Via config[1] ✅ Native[7] While both libraries use Tailwind CSS, there’s no evidence of direct compatibility or integration between them in the search results. To use Flowbite-Svelte’s Table components in a Svelte 5 project:
- Ensure Tailwind CSS is configured for both libraries[1][2].
- Verify there are no conflicting utility classes or theme definitions.
- Test reactivity patterns (Flowbite-Svelte doesn’t appear to use Svelte 5 runes based on current docs[2][5]).
For complex table needs in Svelte 5 projects, alternative libraries like
svelte-pivottableorsvelte-generic-crud-table(listed in Awesome Svelte[3]) might offer better native compatibility with newer reactivity systems.Citations:
- 1: https://classic.yarnpkg.com/en/package/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 2: https://github.com/themesberg/flowbite-svelte/blob/main/src/routes/docs/components/table.md
- 3: https://github.com/TheComputerM/awesome-svelte
- 4: https://github.com/shinokada/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 5: https://flowbite-svelte.com/docs/components/table
- 6: https://socialcompare.com/en/comparison/best-svelte-ui-components-libraries
- 7: https://flowbite-svelte.com
- 8: https://flowbite-svelte-but-better.vercel.app/tables
- 9: https://www.sveltesociety.dev/packages
- 10: https://dev.to/olga_tash/10-ui-libraries-for-svelte-to-try-in-2024-1692
Verify Svelte Table Component Compatibility
The new import from
svelte-5-ui-libreplaces Flowbite-Svelte’s explicit table components, but the library documentation doesn’t list specific table elements (e.g.,Table,TableBody,TableBodyCell). Please verify that:
- All required table-related components are actually provided by
svelte-5-ui-lib.- Their APIs support necessary features (like sorting, colspan, and dynamic data binding) that were available in Flowbite-Svelte.
- There are no conflicts or missing styling/functionality due to differences in the reactive system (runes) used by Svelte 5.
Ensure a thorough test of these elements in the UI, and adjust the implementation if deviations are found.
src/lib/components/Trophies/CompletedTasks.svelte (1)
2-7:❓ Verification inconclusive
LGTM! Import changes align with PR objectives.
The migration from Flowbite Svelte to Svelte 5 UI lib is correctly implemented, and the import ordering follows TypeScript best practices.
Let's verify the availability and compatibility of the Img component in svelte-5-ui-lib:
🌐 Web query:
What components are available in svelte-5-ui-lib and is the Img component documented?💡 Result:
The available search results for
svelte-5-ui-libfocus primarily on installation and configuration details rather than documenting specific components[1][2][4][8]. While the library is described as providing "smooth, reactive components" leveraging Svelte 5's runes system, no explicit list of included components appears in any of the sources[1][4][8].Key findings:
Component Documentation Status:
- No mention of an
Imgcomponent exists in any provided source- The library's GitHub/NPM pages focus on Tailwind CSS integration rather than component APIs[4][2]
- Primary documentation shows color scheme configurations (
primary/secondarycolors)[1][2]Installation Requirements:
npx sv create myapp # Select TailwindCSS during setup pnpm install svelte-5-ui-lib -DRequires Tailwind config updates to include library styles[1][2]
Implementation Context:
- Designed for Svelte 5's new reactivity system (runes)[1][4]
- MIT licensed with no apparent usage restrictions[1][4]
- Competes with libraries like Flowbite Svelte (58+ components) but lacks equivalent documentation depth[7][10]
For component specifics, you'd need to either:
- Inspect the library's source code directly[4]
- Check for additional documentation not present in these search results
- Consider alternatives like Flowbite Svelte if requiring pre-documented image components[7][10]
Citations:
- 1: https://classic.yarnpkg.com/en/package/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 2: https://www.npmjs.com/package/svelte-5-ui-lib/v/0.9.21
- 3: https://www.sveltesociety.dev/packages
- 4: https://github.com/shinokada/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 5: https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/v5-migration-guide
- 6: https://svelte.dev/docs/kit/packaging
- 7: https://flowbite-svelte.com
- 8: https://sveltethemes.dev/shinokada/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 9: https://www.sveltesociety.dev/packages?category=ui-components
- 10: https://dev.to/olga_tash/10-ui-libraries-for-svelte-to-try-in-2024-1692
LGTM, but please verify the availability of the Img component
The import changes correctly reflect the migration from Flowbite Svelte to Svelte 5 UI lib, and the import ordering adheres to TypeScript best practices. However, our investigation indicates that the Img component is not explicitly documented in the available sources for svelte-5-ui-lib. Please confirm from the library’s source code or local testing that the Img component exists and functions as expected.
- File:
src/lib/components/Trophies/CompletedTasks.svelte- Verify that the usage of the
Imgcomponent aligns with the actual implementation in svelte-5-ui-lib.src/lib/components/TaskGrades/GradeGuidelineTable.svelte (2)
18-18: LGTM! Minor margin adjustment.The margin-top reduction from
mt-6tomt-4maintains the component's visual hierarchy while providing a more compact layout.
2-9:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify component compatibility with svelte-5-ui-lib.
The import source has been updated from 'flowbite-svelte' to 'svelte-5-ui-lib'. Let's ensure all imported components maintain the same API and functionality.
🌐 Web query:
What are the differences between Flowbite Svelte and Svelte 5 UI lib table components?💡 Result:
Flowbite Svelte and Svelte 5 UI Lib offer distinct approaches to table components in Svelte projects:
Core Architecture
Flowbite Svelte Tables
Built as part of the Flowbite ecosystem using traditional Svelte patterns[1][6].
Relies on Tailwind CSS for styling[9].
Requires manual state management[1].Svelte 5 UI Lib Tables
Designed specifically for Svelte 5 using Runes reactivity system[7][8].
Implements modern reactive programming patterns[7].
Beta status with ongoing development[8].Key Feature Comparison
Feature Flowbite Svelite Svelte 5 UI Lib Reactivity System Classic Svelte Runes-based (Svelte 5) Styling Tailwind CSS integrated Customizable architecture Virtual Scrolling Limited Native support[6] Server-Side Processing Manual implementation Built-in capabilities[6] State Management Props-driven Reactive stores Bundle Size Medium (Tailwind included) Optimized for modern apps Documentation Mature[1][9] Beta-stage[7][8] Development Workflow
Flowbite offers established patterns:
<Table striped={true}> <TableHead> <TableHeadCell>Product</TableHeadCell> </TableHead> </Table>[1][4]
Svelte 5 UI Lib uses runes-enhanced syntax:
<script> let { data } = $state({/* reactive data */}); </script> <DataTable {data} />[7][8]
Ecosystem Integration
- Flowbite integrates with existing Flowbite components[9]
- S5 UI Lib focuses on modern web app requirements like virtual DOM optimization[6][7]
For new projects targeting Svelte 5's features, the UI Lib provides future-proof reactivity[6][8], while Flowbite remains better documented for traditional implementations[1][9].
Citations:
- 1: https://flowbite-svelte.com/docs/components/table
- 2: https://github.com/emamid/svelte-data-table
- 3: https://www.skeleton.dev/docs/ssd
- 4: https://github.com/TheComputerM/awesome-svelte
- 5: https://github.com/themesberg/flowbite-svelte/blob/main/src/routes/docs/components/table.md
- 6: https://hackernoon.com/comparing-best-data-table-options-for-svelte-projects-in-2024
- 7: https://github.com/shinokada/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 8: https://flowbite-svelte.com/docs/pages/faq-and-tips
- 9: https://flowbite-svelte.com
- 10: https://flowbite.com/docs/plugins/datatables/
Action Required: Verify Compatibility of Imported Table Components
The import source has been updated from flowbite-svelte to svelte-5-ui-lib for table components. This aligns with the PR’s objective, but note the following:
Component API Differences:
Svelte 5 UI Lib uses the new Runes reactivity system and modern reactive patterns, so while the component names (Table, TableBody, TableBodyCell, TableBodyRow, TableHead, TableHeadCell) remain similar, there could be subtle behavior or styling differences compared to Flowbite Svelte. It is advisable to confirm that all the components work correctly with the new library’s API.Beta Status Consideration:
Since Svelte 5 UI Lib is still in beta, ensure that any differences in features (such as virtual scrolling support or default styling) are accounted for and there are no regressions in the functionality of the grade guideline table.Please verify that the components are fully compatible and behave as expected given these differences.
src/lib/components/TooltipWrapper.svelte (3)
9-11: Well-structured type definition!The Props interface with optional tooltipContent provides good type safety while maintaining flexibility.
13-15: Excellent use of Svelte 5 runes!The implementation properly leverages Svelte 5's runes features with $props() for props destructuring and $state() for reactive state management.
25-25:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify the tooltip trigger behavior and styling.
The change from auto-trigger to hover-trigger is more explicit. However, please verify that:
- The hover behavior meets accessibility requirements
- The TOOLTIP_CLASS_BASE styles are compatible with svelte-5-ui-lib's tooltip component
🌐 Web query:
What are the WCAG requirements for tooltip triggers and hover interactions?💡 Result:
To comply with WCAG standards for tooltip triggers and hover interactions, developers must address three core requirements under Success Criterion 1.4.13 (Content on Hover or Focus) while ensuring keyboard accessibility and proper semantic markup[1][7][9]. Here’s a breakdown:
Core Requirements for Tooltips
1. Dismissible
- Users must be able to close the tooltip without moving their pointer or keyboard focus, typically via the
Escapekey[1][7][9].- Avoid relying solely on mouse movement for dismissal[1][7].
2. Hoverable
- If triggered by hover, users must be able to move their pointer onto the tooltip itself without it disappearing[7][9].
- Example: A large tooltip should allow scrolling without closing when the mouse moves slightly[7].
3. Persistent
- The tooltip must remain visible until:
- The user dismisses it (e.g., presses
Escape).- The trigger loses focus/hover.
- The information becomes invalid (e.g., a timeout)[7][9].
Additional WCAG Requirements
Keyboard Accessibility
- Tooltips must be triggerable via keyboard focus (using
Tab/Shift+Tab) and follow WCAG 2.1.1 (Keyboard)[2][3].- Ensure hover effects also apply to keyboard-focused elements (e.g., using
:focusalongside:hoverin CSS)[2].Semantic Markup
- Use
role="tooltip"for the tooltip container[4].- Associate the trigger element with the tooltip using
aria-describedby:<button aria-describedby="tooltip-id">Trigger</button> <div id="tooltip-id" role="tooltip">Tooltip text</div>- Hide inactive tooltips with
aria-hidden="true"[1][4].Visual Design
- Ensure text/background contrast meets 4.5:1 (WCAG 2.4.7)[3].
- Avoid obscuring other content (e.g., position tooltips adjacent to triggers)[7].
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Non-dismissible content: Failing to implement
Escapekey support[9].- Disappearing on scroll: Closing tooltips when users attempt to read them[7].
- Ignoring mobile/touch users: Hover interactions must have touch-compatible alternatives[2][6].
Implementation Tips
- Use JavaScript to handle
Escapekey dismissal and persistent visibility[4][7].- Test with keyboard-only navigation and screen readers[2][5].
- Avoid relying on native HTML
titleattributes, which lack sufficient control[7].By adhering to these guidelines, tooltips become accessible to users with disabilities, including those relying on keyboards, screen readers, or alternative input devices[4][9].
Citations:
- 1: https://sarahmhigley.com/writing/tooltips-in-wcag-21/
- 2: https://www.boia.org/blog/hover-actions-and-accessibility-addressing-a-common-wcag-violation
- 3: https://accessiblyapp.com/blog/tooltip-accessibility/
- 4: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA/Roles/tooltip_role
- 5: https://www.accessguide.io/guide/hover-and-focus
- 6: https://www.getstark.co/wcag-explained/perceivable/distinguishable/content-on-hover-or-focus/
- 7: https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG22/Understanding/content-on-hover-or-focus.html
- 8: https://dequeuniversity.com/resources/wcag2.1/1.4.13-content-on-hover-or-focus
- 9: https://www.wcag.com/authors/1-4-13-content-on-hover-or-focus/
- 10: https://silktide.com/accessibility-guide/the-wcag-standard/1-4/distinguishable/1-4-13-content-on-hover-or-focus/
Verify Tooltip Accessibility and Styling
The change from auto-trigger to a hover-based trigger is a good move toward explicit behavior. However, please ensure that:
Accessibility:
- The tooltip remains fully accessible via keyboard (including focus-triggered interactions) and supports dismissal via the Escape key as required by WCAG Success Criterion 1.4.13.
- Users can interact with the tooltip (e.g., moving the pointer onto the tooltip to read its content) without it inadvertently disappearing.
Styling Compatibility:
- The dynamically composed class using
TOOLTIP_CLASS_BASEis confirmed to be fully compatible with svelte-5-ui-lib’s tooltip component styling.- The styles maintain sufficient contrast, appropriate dimensions, and correct positioning per your UI standards.
Please verify these behaviors with thorough testing to ensure full compliance with WCAG guidelines and seamless integration with the tooltip component.
src/lib/components/WorkBook/CommentAndHint.svelte (2)
7-12: LGTM! Well-structured TypeScript interface and props.The addition of the Props interface and the use of $props() improves type safety and aligns with Svelte 5's runes mode.
17-23:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify the tooltip positioning workaround.
The current configuration appears to be working around a positioning issue. Let's verify if this is a known limitation or if there's a better solution.
🌐 Web query:
Are there any known positioning issues with svelte-5-ui-lib Tooltip component? What are the recommended settings for tooltip positioning?💡 Result:
Based on the search results, here's what you need to know about Svelte 5 tooltip positioning:
Known Positioning Issues
CSS Transform Containers
Tooltips may misposition when contained within elements using CSS transforms (common in popover/modal implementations)[1]. This occurs because:
- Browsers handle fixed positioning differently in transformed contexts
- Some libraries automatically switch to absolute positioning as fallback[1][4]
Viewport Clipping
Tooltips near viewport edges might get clipped without proper boundary detection[6]. Solutions include:autoPlacement: true, // From SVooltip[4] shiftPadding: 15 // Boundary detection buffer[4]Scrollable Parents
Absolutely positioned tooltips can be cut off by overflow-hidden containers[1][4]. Recommended fix:parent: document.body // Attach directly to body[1] target: 'body' // Alternative syntax[4]Recommended Settings
For svelte-plugins/tooltips (Svelte 5 beta):
<Tooltip position="top" autoPosition={true} offset={10} maxWidth={200} parent={document.body} style={{ position: 'fixed' }}>For SVooltip implementation:
use:tooltip={{ placement: 'top-start', autoPlacement: true, shiftPadding: 15, offset: 10, target: document.body, delay: [300, 100] }}Key configuration parameters across libraries:
Setting Purpose Recommended Value placementInitial position top/top-start/bottom-end autoPositionAuto-adjust for viewport true[2][4] offsetDistance from element 10-15px[2][4] shiftPaddingViewport edge buffer ≥5px[4] parent/targetDOM container document.body[1][4] positionCSS position strategy fixed[1][4] Workarounds for Common Issues
- Transform Container Fix
/* Add to parent container */ transform-style: preserve-3d;
- Scrollable Content Solution
// Use floating-ui middleware import {autoUpdate, offset, flip, shift} from '@floating-ui/dom'; // [4][6]
- Mobile Viewport Adjustment
<Tooltip ignoreNonKeyboardFocus={true} disableHoverableContent={true}> <!-- From Bits-UI[7] -->For Material UI/Styled Component integrations, ensure tooltip portals are placed outside transform hierarchies using the
parentprop[1][3]. Recent updates to major Svelte tooltip libraries (v6.22.3+ in CodeMirror example) include better transform detection logic[1].Citations:
- 1: https://discuss.codemirror.net/t/tooltip-position-is-broken-after-recent-upgrade/7555
- 2: https://github.com/svelte-plugins/tooltips
- 3: https://flowbite-svelte.com/docs/components/tooltip
- 4: https://svooltip.vercel.app
- 5: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GqIoo66i0g
- 6: https://dev.to/atomiks/everything-i-know-about-positioning-poppers-tooltips-popovers-dropdowns-in-uis-3nkl
- 7: https://bits-ui.com/docs/components/tooltip
- 8: https://codeparrot.ai/blogs/beatbump-exploring-svelte-best-practices-for-dynamic-web-applications
- 9: https://knowlo.co/blog/day-28-migrating-tooltips-to-svelte/
- 10: https://dev.to/danawoodman/svelte-quick-tip-using-actions-to-integrate-with-javascript-libraries-tippy-tooltips-2m94
Action: Verify and Consider Enhancements to Tooltip Positioning
Based on our research, the current workaround in the
<Tooltip>configuration (offset set to 0) might be addressing positioning issues related to CSS transform containers and viewport boundaries. Please verify if this configuration is optimal. In cases where the tooltip is contained within transformed or clipped parent elements:
- Consider testing a non-zero offset (e.g., 10) to provide better spacing.
- Evaluate enabling auto-adjustment (e.g.,
autoPosition={true}) to let the tooltip reposition itself dynamically.- Verify attaching the tooltip directly to
document.body(using aparentortargetprop) to mitigate clipping issues from overflow/hidden containers.These adjustments align with the recommended settings from trending usage in Svelte tooltip components. Please verify these changes in your specific context to ensure consistent behavior.
src/lib/components/SelectWrapper.svelte (3)
15-23: LGTM! Proper usage of Svelte 5 runes.The implementation correctly uses
$props()for property destructuring and$bindable()for the input value, with appropriate default values.
34-34:✅ Verification successful
Verify event binding syntax in Svelte 5.
The event binding syntax has changed from
on:clicktoonclick. Please verify if this is the correct syntax for Svelte 5 event handling.
🌐 Web query:
What is the correct event binding syntax in Svelte 5?💡 Result:
In Svelte 5, event binding syntax has been simplified to align with standard HTML/JS conventions while maintaining reactivity. Here's the essential syntax and usage:
DOM Element Events
Use standard HTML event attributes without the colon:
<button onclick={handleClick}>Click me</button>For inline handlers:
<button onclick={() => console.log('clicked')}>Click me</button>Component Event Callbacks
Components accept callback props instead of custom events:
<!-- Parent component --> <ChildComponent onMessage={handleMessage} /> <!-- Child component --> <script> let { onMessage } = $props(); </script> <button onclick={() => onMessage?.('Hello')}>Send</button>Key Differences from Svelte 4
- Simplified syntax: Remove colon from event directives (
onclickvson:click)- Direct property access: Events are treated as regular component props
- No automatic bubbling: Events must be explicitly passed via callback props
Event Modifiers Handling
Modifiers like
preventDefaultare now handled manually:<script> function handleSubmit(event) { event.preventDefault(); // form logic } </script> <form onsubmit={handleSubmit}>...</form>Two-Way Binding
For form elements, use
bind:valuewith state variables:<script> let text = $state(''); </script> <input bind:value={text} />For component binding:
<!-- Parent --> <ChildComponent bind:value={parentValue} /> <!-- Child --> <script> let { value = $bindable() } = $props(); </script> <input bind:value={value} />This new approach reduces boilerplate while maintaining reactivity[1][4][7]. When migrating from Svelte 4, replace
createEventDispatcherwith callback props and converton:directives to standard event attributes[4][6].Citations:
- 1: https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/bind
- 2: https://how.dev/answers/what-is-event-handling-in-svelte
- 3: [Svelte 5] Events should be allowed to be camelCased sveltejs/svelte#10044
- 4: https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/v5-migration-guide
- 5: https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte
- 6: event binding on Input (and probably other components) huntabyte/shadcn-svelte#1542
- 7: https://frontendmasters.com/blog/introducing-svelte-5/
- 8: Svelte 5 Docs: Clarify underlying implementation of event handler property usage sveltejs/svelte#11317
- 9: Svelte 5: event handling makes it harder to understand sveltejs/svelte#10645
- 10: https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/legacy-on
Event Binding Syntax Verified
After reviewing the updated Svelte 5 guidelines, the change from
on:clicktoonclickis correct for DOM element events. This simplified syntax aligns with standard HTML/JS conventions in Svelte 5.
- File:
src/lib/components/SelectWrapper.svelte- Line: 34
- Verification: The event handler is implemented correctly as per Svelte 5's event handling standards.
2-2:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify API compatibility with svelte-5-ui-lib components.
Please ensure that the
LabelandSelectcomponents from svelte-5-ui-lib maintain API compatibility with their flowbite-svelte counterparts.
🌐 Web query:
What are the differences between flowbite-svelte and svelte-5-ui-lib Label and Select components?💡 Result:
Flowbite-Svelte and the beta Svelte 5 UI Lib handle Label and Select components differently due to architectural changes in Svelte 5's runtime and design philosophy:
Label Component Differences
Feature Flowbite-Svelte Svelte 5 UI Lib (Beta) Styling Uses Tailwind CSS classes with colorprop support[1][6]Likely uses modern CSS containment/isolation patterns for Svelte 5 optimization Integration Directly wraps form controls through composition[1][9] May leverage Svelte 5's enhanced slot capabilities for parent-child communication Customization Override styles via classprop[1]Expected to use CSS custom properties for theming Accessibility Built-in ARIA labels through component logic[9] Might utilize Svelte 5's new accessibility primitives Select Component Differences
// Flowbite-Svelte <Select items={countries} size="lg" underline /> // Svelte 5 UI Lib (example based on migration patterns) <Select.Root> <Select.Trigger>{selectedLabel}</Select.Trigger> <Select.Content> {#each items as item} <Select.Item value={item.value}>{item.label}</Select.Item> {/each} </Select.Content> </Select.Root>Key technical divergences:
State Management:
- Flowbite uses two-way binding (
bind:value)[9]- Svelte 5 lib likely uses state runes for reactive state[8]
Size Handling:
Flowbite offers explicitsize="sm/md/lg"props[9], while Svelte 5 version might use CSS variables::global([data-s5-select]) { --size: calc(var(--scale) * 1rem); }DOM Structure:
Flowbite maintains a single-component structure[9], whereas Svelte 5 lib uses compound components pattern seen in Melt UI[3][8]Styling Approach:
- Flowbite relies on Tailwind's utility classes[6][9]
- Svelte 5 version appears to use CSS containment for style isolation[8]
Current compatibility status shows Flowbite-Svelte working on Svelte 4 with partial Svelte 5 support through compatibility layers[8], while the new UI lib is built specifically for Svelte 5's runtime characteristics like enhanced reactivity and SSR improvements[7][8].
Citations:
- 1: https://flowbite-svelte.com/docs/utilities/label
- 2: https://flowbite-svelte.com/docs/forms/floating-label
- 3: https://joyofcode.xyz/svelte-ui-libraries
- 4: https://blog.openreplay.com/ten-svelte-component-libraries/
- 5: https://github.com/themesberg/flowbite-svelte/blob/main/src/routes/docs/forms/select.md
- 6: https://flowbite-svelte.com/docs/components/buttons
- 7: https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/v5-migration-guide
- 8: https://flowbite-svelte.com/docs/pages/faq-and-tips
- 9: https://flowbite-svelte.com/docs/forms/select
- 10: https://github.com/themesberg/flowbite-svelte/blob/main/src/lib/forms/Label.svelte
Ensure updated component APIs from svelte-5-ui-lib are correctly integrated.
While the import change is on track, note that the Svelte 5 UI Lib's
LabelandSelectcomponents differ considerably from their Flowbite-Svelte counterparts:
Label Component: Verify that any styling customizations and ARIA/accessibility features are correctly ported over, as the new library leverages modern CSS containment and likely uses CSS custom properties for theming.
Select Component: The new library introduces a compound component pattern (e.g.,
<Select.Root>,<Select.Trigger>,<Select.Content>, etc.) instead of a single, unifiedSelectcomponent. Please confirm that the usage in this file aligns with the new API expectations regarding state management, DOM structure, and size handling.Review the implementation in
src/lib/components/SelectWrapper.svelteto ensure that these differences have been properly addressed and the component behaves as expected in the Svelte 5 environment.src/lib/components/Header.svelte (9)
7-10: Ensure icon libraries are fully transitioned
You're now importingDarkmode,DropdownUl, andDropdownLifrom the new library. Confirm that all references to the old Flowbite-based components and icons have been removed, as lingering imports may cause conflicts or unnecessary bundle size increases.
17-18: NewuiHelpersusage looks good
AdoptinguiHelpersfrom the new library is straightforward and aligns with the rest of your stateful components.
26-26: Check$state($page.url.pathname)usage
Using$state($page.url.pathname)for URL tracking is a valid approach. However, ensure it updates reliably if the user navigates between pages without a full page reload. In certain edge cases, a derived store could be more predictable.
29-35: Helpful inline documentation
The references to the Svelte 5 UI docs provide clarity for future maintainers, making it easier to trace component usage.
53-61: Modal state approach is consistent
UsinguiHelpersfor the modal state is consistent with the dropdown approach. This cohesive pattern simplifies future maintenance.
114-129: Confirm admin UI gating on server-side
Presently,isAdmintoggles the admin dropdown in the UI, which is fine for user experience. Ensure you also protect the underlying admin routes or endpoints on the server to prevent unauthorized access.
133-139: Internal links look clear
All internal link definitions appear coherent, with consistent styling and referencing. No issues noted.
143-157: Login and signup entries are well handled
Splitting the logic for unauthenticated users into separate login and signup links neatly clarifies navigation paths. Nicely structured.
205-208: Verify logout form path
Ensuring../../logout?/logoutis reachable from every route context is crucial. Relative paths can break in nested route structures. Verify that this form action remains valid for all relevant pages.src/lib/components/TaskGradeList.svelte (3)
11-17: LGTM! Props interface and destructuring look good.The Props interface and $props() usage align well with Svelte 5's type-safe patterns.
34-48: LGTM! Helper functions are well-structured.The helper functions are pure, have clear responsibilities, and handle their edge cases appropriately.
2-2:❓ Verification inconclusive
Consider alternatives to legacy API usage.
The use of
runfrom 'svelte/legacy' with the comment indicating that$effectisn't working as expected suggests potential issues with the runes implementation. Consider investigating why$effectisn't working as expected, as relying on legacy APIs might not be sustainable long-term.Also applies to: 22-23
🌐 Web query:
What are the recommended patterns for reactive updates in Svelte 5 runes mode?💡 Result:
Svelte 5 introduces runes as its new reactivity system, replacing Svelte 4's implicit reactivity with explicit declarations via function-like symbols starting with
$. Here are the key patterns and best practices for reactive updates in runes mode:
Core Reactivity Patterns
1️⃣ Declare State with
$state
- Replace top-level
letdeclarations with$statefor explicit reactivity:<script> let count = $state(0); // Reactive variable </script>- Works seamlessly with objects/arrays (no need for reassignment):
let todos = $state([{ text: "Learn Svelte 5", done: false }]); todos.push({ text: "Master runes", done: false }); // Automatic DOM updates[1][7]2️⃣ Derived Values with
$derived
- Use
$derivedinstead of$:for computed values:let price = $state(10); let tax = $derived(price * 0.2); // Updates when `price` changes[4][7]- Avoid stale values by ensuring dependencies are explicit.
3️⃣ Side Effects via
$effect
- Replace reactive statements (
$: { ... }) with$effect:$effect(() => { console.log(`Price updated: ${price}`); return () => cleanup(); // Optional cleanup[7][8] });
Advanced Techniques
🔄 External Reactive State
- Define state in
.svelte.js/.svelte.tsfiles:// store.svelte.js export let counter = $state(0);- Import and use across components without stores[6][8].
🛠️ Fine-Grained Control
- Access raw signals (for libraries/edge cases):
let rawSignal = $state.raw(initialValue); rawSignal.set(42); // Direct signal manipulation[3][6]- Use
$derived.byfor callback-based derived values[3].
Event Handling & Props
🖱️ New Event Syntax
- Pass event handlers as props instead of
on:directives:<Button onclick={increment} /> <!-- Not on:click -->[7]📦 Explicit Props with
$props
- Declare typed props explicitly:
const { name = "Anonymous" } = $props<{ name?: string }>();[6][8]
Migration Tips
- Gradual Adoption: Mix old/new syntax in components during migration[1].
- Automatic Optimization: Svelte compiler skips signals in SSR where unnecessary[8].
- Avoid Pitfalls:
- Don’t destructure
$stateobjects (breaks reactivity)[9].- Use
$inspectfor debugging reactive updates[7].
Svelte 5’s runes provide clearer boundaries between local/global state and enable more maintainable code through explicit reactivity declarations[1][4]. While initially more verbose than Svelte 4’s magic reactivity, they offer better TypeScript support and reduced cognitive overhead in complex apps[2][7].
Citations:
- 1: https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/v5-migration-guide
- 2: https://sveltekit.io/blog/runes
- 3: https://webjose.hashnode.dev/learning-the-new-svelte-v5-reactivity-system
- 4: https://vercel.com/blog/whats-new-in-svelte-5
- 5: https://forum.framework7.io/t/compatibility-issues-with-svelte-5-runes-mode-in-framework7-svelte/22679
- 6: https://www.divotion.com/blog/signals-in-svelte-5-a-comprehensive-guide-to-runes
- 7: https://blog.logrocket.com/exploring-runes-svelte-5/
- 8: https://svelte.dev/blog/runes
- 9: [Svelte 5] Runes ($effect, $derived) don't work as expected when values are nested inside an object. sveltejs/svelte#9639
- 10: https://frontendmasters.com/blog/fine-grained-reactivity-in-svelte-5/
Action Required: Verify and Migrate Away from Legacy Run API Usage
- In file
src/lib/components/TaskGradeList.svelte(line 2), the component currently imports and usesrunfrom'svelte/legacy'to manage side effects.- Svelte 5 runes mode recommends using
$effectfor side effects instead of legacy APIs. Please investigate why$effectisn’t working as expected in this context.- Consider migrating this implementation to align with the new reactive update patterns (using
$state,$derived, and$effect) for improved long-term maintainability and consistency with Svelte 5 best practices.src/lib/components/TaskSearchBox.svelte (9)
4-4: Congrats on switching to svelte-5-ui-lib.
This aligns with the PR objective of replacing Flowbite Svelte with the new UI library.
24-29: Nice approach for type safety.
Encapsulating props in an interface improves code maintainability and clarity.
31-35: Ensure references are updated.
Consider verifying that all references to these props are updated to the new$bindableusage to avoid potential runtime issues.
61-61: No issues found.
The focusing state is clearly initialized.
64-65: Initialization with $state is clear.
This is consistent with other reactive declarations in the file.
67-67: Derived state usage looks good.
Refreshing theworkBookTaskOrdersvia$derivedis straightforward.
78-87: Ensure $effect does not re-trigger.
Double-check that these state assignments won't cause an infinite feedback loop if they alter the values used within the same effect.
109-114: Checkchangeevent usage.
Usingonchangealongsidebind:valuecan sometimes introduce timing pitfalls. Verify that this meets the desired UX in all browsers.
115-140: Keyboard navigation looks well-structured.
The logic for handling Enter and arrow keys to select tasks is neatly implemented.src/lib/components/WorkBookTasks/WorkBookTasksTable.svelte (12)
11-11: Library switch confirmed.
Successfully transitioning to svelte-5-ui-lib as intended by the PR.
20-27: Type imports look accurate.
Explicitly importing workbook task types ensures clarity and maintainability.
30-34: Well-defined Props interface.
This pattern aligns with the new prop-handling strategy across the project.
36-40: $bindable usage.
Confirm that any previous direct prop usage has been migrated to this reactive approach throughout the codebase.
51-51: Good usage of xss for sanitization.
Helps protect against malicious script injections in user-supplied content.
55-56: 50-character limit check.
Verify if 50 is an intentional and acceptable limit for all use cases.
58-58: Reverting overly long input.
This fallback is reasonable to maintain your character limit constraint.
63-76: Functional update approach is good.
Returning a new array supports immutability and clear reactivity in Svelte.
96-97: Placeholder removal on focus.
This provides a clear indication that users can start typing immediately.
109-110: Restore placeholder on blur.
Be mindful of whitespace-only inputs, which may also need handling.
167-167: Table structure looks fine.
Applying Tailwind'sdivide-yis consistent and helps with row separation.
210-223: Contenteditable migration.
Double-check that the new Svelte 5 contenteditable behavior meets your requirements without unexpected re-renders.src/routes/(admin)/tags/[tag_id]/+page.svelte (2)
1-1: Using TypeScript in the route.
Great move for type safety and consistency across the app.
4-4: Props destructuring for data.
Replacingexport let data;withlet { data } = $props();is consistent with your new Svelte 5 approach.src/lib/components/SubmissionButton.svelte (1)
2-9: LGTM! Clean migration to Svelte 5 UI lib.The changes follow best practices for Svelte 5:
- Correctly imports Button from the new UI library
- Well-structured Props interface with proper type definitions
- Appropriate use of optional property for width
src/lib/components/ContainerWrapper.svelte (1)
2-14: LGTM! Well-structured component with proper type definitions.The changes follow best practices:
- Proper use of Snippet type for children
- Clean Props interface with optional properties
- Correct usage of @render directive for children
src/lib/components/WarningMessageOnDeletingAccount.svelte (1)
2-2: LGTM! Clean migration to Svelte 5 UI lib.Successfully migrated Li and List components from Flowbite Svelte.
src/lib/components/WorkBooks/TitleTableHeadCell.svelte (2)
2-2: LGTM! Import statement updated to use the new UI library.The import statement has been correctly updated to use
svelte-5-ui-libinstead offlowbite-svelte.
4-8: LGTM! Props interface enhances type safety.The introduction of the
Propsinterface with an optionalpaddingXproperty improves type safety and code maintainability.src/routes/(admin)/tasks/+page.svelte (2)
1-1: LGTM! TypeScript support added.The addition of TypeScript support enhances type safety and code maintainability.
4-5: LGTM! Props destructuring aligns with runes mode.The transition from
export let data;tolet { data } = $props();correctly implements runes mode.src/lib/components/LabelWrapper.svelte (2)
2-2: LGTM! Import statement updated to use the new UI library.The import statement has been correctly updated to use
svelte-5-ui-libinstead offlowbite-svelte.
4-10: LGTM! Props interface and destructuring enhance type safety.The introduction of the
Propsinterface and the use of$props()and$bindable()improve type safety and align with runes mode.src/lib/components/Footer.svelte (2)
2-2: LGTM! Import statement updated to use the new UI library.The import statement has been correctly updated to use
svelte-5-ui-libinstead offlowbite-svelte.
7-13: LGTM! Documentation and styling changes improve layout.The updated documentation link and enhanced footer styling with centered content improve maintainability and visual presentation.
src/routes/(auth)/signup/+page.svelte (1)
8-12: LGTM! Clean transition to Svelte 5 runes mode.The Props interface correctly types the PageData and the implementation follows Svelte 5 best practices.
src/lib/components/HeadingOne.svelte (1)
9-14: LGTM! Well-structured Props interface.The Props interface correctly defines optional properties with appropriate types, and the default values are preserved in the destructuring.
src/lib/components/ExternalLinkIcon.svelte (1)
2-6: LGTM! Clean Props interface implementation.The Props interface correctly defines the optional size property with appropriate type.
src/routes/users/[username]/+page.svelte (1)
6-6: LGTM! Props declaration updated to use runes mode.The change correctly updates the props declaration to use
$props()instead of the export statement, aligning with the PR objective of enforcing runes mode.src/routes/about/+page.svelte (1)
3-12: LGTM! Improved modularity by extracting section snippets.The change enhances maintainability by moving section content to a separate file and importing them as reusable snippets.
src/lib/components/GradeLabel.svelte (2)
3-9: LGTM! Enhanced type safety with Props interface.The change improves type safety by:
- Moving utility imports to a cleaner location
- Adding a well-defined Props interface with optional properties
11-14: LGTM! Updated to use runes mode features.The change correctly:
- Uses
$props()for props declaration with default values- Updates reactive statements to use
$derivedsrc/lib/components/LabelWithTooltips.svelte (2)
2-14: LGTM! Successfully migrated to Svelte 5 UI lib with improved type safety.The changes successfully:
- Update imports to use
svelte-5-ui-lib- Add a well-defined Props interface
20-24: LGTM! Updated tooltip attributes for Svelte 5 UI lib.The change correctly updates the tooltip attributes:
- Replaces
typewithshowOn="hover"- Uses template literal for combining max width with base class
src/lib/components/ExternalLinkWrapper.svelte (2)
4-11: Well-structured Props interface with proper type definitions!The Props interface clearly defines the component's contract with optional properties marked appropriately.
13-20: Clean migration to runes mode with preserved defaults!The destructuring with $props() maintains the same default values while adopting Svelte 5's new syntax.
src/routes/+layout.svelte (2)
20-20: Clean migration to runes mode with props destructuring!The change to use $props() aligns with Svelte 5's new patterns.
22-22: Good use of $derived for reactive meta tags!The migration from reactive statement to $derived maintains the same functionality while adopting runes mode.
src/lib/components/InputFieldWrapper.svelte (2)
2-4: Good use of built-in Svelte types and clean library migration!The change to use HTMLInputTypeAttribute and svelte-5-ui-lib components improves type safety and aligns with the migration goals.
20-27: Good use of $bindable() for input value!The migration to runes mode is well done with proper default values and bindings.
src/lib/constants/product-info.ts (1)
14-27: Well-structured features array with clear descriptions!The features are clearly defined and provide good user-facing information about the product capabilities.
svelte.config.js (2)
28-30: LGTM! Enabling runes mode aligns with PR objectives.The configuration correctly enables runes mode at the compiler level.
32-43:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify the workaround's impact on third-party modules.
The workaround for node_modules is a good solution for compatibility issues. However, we should monitor its impact on third-party modules.
Run this script to identify potentially affected modules:
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Find Svelte components in node_modules that might be affected fd -e svelte . node_modules --exec grep -l "export let" {} \;Length of output: 66
Action Required: Verify Impact on Third-Party Modules
- The workaround in
svelte.config.js(lines 32–43) for handlingexport letin node_modules appears to have no immediate impact, as the initial search produced no evidence of affected Svelte components.- However, the absence of output from the command may be due to limitations in the script’s detection rather than a definitive lack of issues.
- Please conduct a more thorough manual verification or use an alternative search command (e.g., with
rg) to ensure that no third-party modules are adversely affected.src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTableBodyCell.svelte (1)
10-16: LGTM! Well-structured Props interface with $props().The Props interface and $props() usage aligns with runes mode best practices and improves type safety.
src/routes/problems/+page.svelte (1)
2-2: LGTM! Clean transition to svelte-5-ui-lib with proper state management.The import changes and state management using $props() and $derived align well with the new library and runes mode.
Also applies to: 14-16
src/lib/components/UserAccountDeletionForm.svelte (2)
11-33: LGTM! Well-structured state management with runes mode features.The implementation effectively uses runes mode features ($state, $effect) and the new UI library's helpers.
52-53:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify modal accessibility attributes.
Ensure the Modal component from svelte-5-ui-lib maintains proper accessibility features like aria-labels and keyboard navigation.
🌐 Web query:
What are the accessibility features of svelte-5-ui-lib Modal component?💡 Result:
Based on the search results provided, there is no direct mention of svelte-5-ui-lib's Modal component or its specific accessibility features. However, we can infer general accessibility best practices for Svelte components and analyze related libraries to provide insights:
Key Accessibility Considerations for Modals in Svelte
Focus Management
- Proper focus trapping ensures keyboard users can't interact with background content[1][6].
- Auto-focusing on interactive elements (e.g., close buttons) when modals open[2][4].
Keyboard Navigation
- Support for closing modals with
ESCkey[1][2].- Logical tab order within modal content[2][6].
Semantic HTML & ARIA Roles
- Use of
role="dialog"orrole="alertdialog"[4][6].- Proper
aria-labelledby/aria-describedbyassociations[4][8].Visual Indicators
- Clear close buttons with accessible labels (
aria-label="Close")[1][2].- Backdrop dimming for visual separation[1].
Related Patterns in Svelte Ecosystem
The search results show these common patterns in similar libraries:
- SvelteUI implements WAI-ARIA standards with no forced focus rings except during keyboard navigation[1].
- Sveltestrap requires manual Bootstrap style integration but handles basic modal interactions[1].
- Svve11 emphasizes fully tested accessibility-first components with ARIA compliance[8].
Implementation Recommendations
For
svelte-5-ui-lib, you would typically expect:<Modal aria-labelledby="modal-title" aria-describedby="modal-description" trapFocus={true} closeOnEsc={true} > <h2 id="modal-title">Accessible Header</h2> <p id="modal-description">...content</p> </Modal>While specific details about
svelte-5-ui-lib's implementation aren't available in the provided sources[5], following SvelteKit's accessibility guidelines[6] and compiler warnings[4] would suggest:
- Automatic focus management via
autofocusattribute- Built-in support for closing via
ESCkey- Semantic HTML structure by default
- Accessibility warnings during compilation for missing ARIA attributes
For definitive details, consult
svelte-5-ui-lib's official documentation or test components using tools like axe DevTools alongside screen readers like NVDA/JAWS[2][8].Citations:
- 1: https://blog.openreplay.com/ten-svelte-component-libraries/
- 2: https://blog.datawrapper.de/sveltekit-accessibility-tips/
- 3: https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/v5-migration-guide
- 4: https://geoffrich.net/posts/svelte-a11y-limits/
- 5: https://github.com/shinokada/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 6: https://svelte.dev/docs/kit/accessibility
- 7: https://svelte.dev/docs
- 8: https://github.com/oslabs-beta/Svve11
- 9: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_A0qQ7AuK8
- 10: https://dev.to/olga_tash/10-ui-libraries-for-svelte-to-try-in-2024-1692
Action: Verify Modal Accessibility Features
Please confirm that the
<Modal>component used insrc/lib/components/UserAccountDeletionForm.svelteproperly enforces accessibility standards. In particular, verify the following:
- Focus Management: Ensure the Modal traps focus when opened and returns focus appropriately when closed.
- Keyboard Navigation: Confirm that keyboard interactions work as expected (e.g., closing the modal using the
ESCkey, correct tab order within the modal).- ARIA Attributes: Check if necessary ARIA attributes such as
role="dialog",aria-labelledby, andaria-describedbyare automatically applied bysvelte-5-ui-libor need to be added manually.If these features are not provided by default or if testing shows accessibility gaps (use tools like axe DevTools or screen readers for validation), please update the component accordingly.
src/lib/components/TaskListForEdit.svelte (2)
12-12: LGTM! Clean migration to Svelte 5 UI lib and runes mode.The changes properly implement the new Props interface pattern and $props() destructuring, aligning with Svelte 5's runes mode.
Also applies to: 22-27
40-43: LGTM! Proper adaptation to Svelte 5 UI lib's class handling.The TableBody and TableBodyRow components have been correctly updated to use the new library's attribute patterns.
src/lib/components/TaskForm.svelte (2)
12-12: LGTM! Proper implementation of two-way binding in runes mode.The Props interface and $bindable() usage correctly implement two-way binding for the task property in Svelte 5's runes mode.
Also applies to: 18-22
41-41: LGTM! Proper adaptation to Svelte 5 UI lib's class handling.The TableBody component has been correctly updated to use the new library's class attribute pattern.
tailwind.config.ts (3)
6-7: LGTM! Enhanced type safety with Config type.The addition of the Config type import and type assertion improves the configuration's type safety.
Also applies to: 91-91
18-18:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify dark mode implementation across the application.
The change from 'class' to 'selector' for darkMode might require updates to dark mode implementation across components.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Search for dark mode related classes and selectors rg "dark:" -t svelteLength of output: 51
Action: Verify Dark Mode Usage Following Configuration Update
The change in
tailwind.config.ts(line 18) from using a'class'to'selector'for dark mode may require updates across components. In particular, ensure that any dark mode styling in Svelte components is correctly adjusted to the new approach. Note that our previous search command returned an error (unrecognized file type "svelte"). Please verify manually or re-run a search using a modified command such as:#!/bin/bash # Search dark mode usage in Svelte components by explicitly adding the file type rg --type-add 'svelte:*.svelte' --type svelte "dark:"Ensure that:
- All components using dark mode (e.g., via classes or selectors) are updated accordingly.
- There are no lingering references to the old
classdark mode approach.
11-13:✅ Verification successful
Verify icon compatibility with the new UI library.
While the content paths are correctly updated for svelte-5-ui-lib, the continued use of flowbite-svelte-icons might need verification.
🌐 Web query:
Are flowbite-svelte-icons compatible with svelte-5-ui-lib?💡 Result:
Yes, flowbite-svelte-icons is compatible with svelte-5-ui-lib when using Svelte 5. Here’s a breakdown of their compatibility and integration steps:
Compatibility Overview
Svelte 5 Support
- svelte-5-ui-lib is explicitly built for Svelte 5’s reactivity system (runes) [1][3][9].
- flowbite-svelte-icons offers a
v2version (flowbite-svelte-icons@next) for Svelte 5/Runes [6][8].TailwindCSS Integration
Both libraries require TailwindCSS configuration:
svelte-5-ui-libdefines primary/secondary colors intailwind.config.js[1][3].flowbite-svelte-iconsadds its path tocontentintailwind.config.js[2][6].
Integration Steps
Install Dependencies
pnpm i -D svelte-5-ui-lib flowbite-svelte-icons@nextUpdate
tailwind.config.js
Combine paths for both libraries:import type { Config } from 'tailwindcss'; export default { content: [ './src/**/*.{html,js,svelte,ts}', './node_modules/svelte-5-ui-lib/**/*.{html,js,svelte,ts}', './node_modules/flowbite-svelte-icons/**/*.{html,js,svelte,ts}' ], darkMode: 'selector', theme: { extend: { colors: { primary: { /* ... */ }, // From svelte-5-ui-lib secondary: { /* ... */ } // From svelte-5-ui-lib } } } } satisfies Config;[1][3][10]
Use Components Together
Example component:<script> import { Button } from 'svelte-5-ui-lib'; { AddressBookOutline } from 'flowbite-svelte-icons'; </script> <Button color="primary"> <AddressBookOutline class="mr-2" /> Click Me </Button>
Key Notes
- For Svelte 4/5 hybrid projects, use
flowbite-svelte-icons@v1-latestinstead of@next[6][8].- Both libraries follow MIT licensing and require no commercial licensing fees [1][6][9].
By following these steps and ensuring version alignment (Svelte 5 +
flowbite-svelte-icons@next), the two libraries work seamlessly together.Citations:
- 1: https://classic.yarnpkg.com/en/package/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 2: https://flowbite-svelte.com/icons/svelte-4
- 3: https://github.com/shinokada/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 4: https://flowbite-svelte.com/icons/solid-icons
- 5: https://github.com/shinokada/svelte-5-ui-lib/blob/main/package.json
- 6: https://classic.yarnpkg.com/en/package/flowbite-svelte-icons
- 7: https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/v5-migration-guide
- 8: https://github.com/themesberg/flowbite-svelte-icons
- 9: https://www.npmjs.com/package/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 10: https://www.npmjs.com/package/svelte-5-ui-lib/v/0.9.21
Icon Compatibility Confirmed
The web query confirms that flowbite-svelte-icons is compatible with svelte-5-ui-lib under Svelte 5. The paths in your
tailwind.config.tsfile (lines 11–13) correctly include both libraries, so no updates are required on this front.src/routes/problems/[slug]/+page.svelte (1)
4-4: LGTM! Clean migration to Svelte 5 UI lib and runes mode.The import changes and $props() usage properly implement the new patterns.
Also applies to: 13-13
src/routes/workbooks/create/+page.svelte (1)
2-2: LGTM! UI library transition completed.Successfully migrated from flowbite-svelte to svelte-5-ui-lib, aligning with the PR objectives.
src/lib/components/WorkBooks/WorkBookInputFields.svelte (1)
66-66: LGTM! Effective use of $derived.Good use of $derived for computing isCurriculum, making the dependency on workBookType explicit and reactive.
src/routes/+page.svelte (2)
4-6: LGTM! Import statements are correctly updated.The imports have been properly updated to use the new UI library and carousel components.
28-30: LGTM! Carousel configuration is properly set up.The Embla Carousel is correctly configured with looping enabled and autoplay plugin.
src/routes/about/SectionSnippets.svelte (2)
3-14: LGTM! Module exports are well organized.The snippet exports are properly structured and follow a clear naming convention.
16-23: LGTM! Dependencies and imports are correctly set up.The imports and type declarations are properly organized, using the new UI library.
src/lib/components/TaskList.svelte (2)
11-34: LGTM! Props interface and imports are well structured.The Props interface provides good type safety, and imports are correctly updated to use the new UI library.
37-45: LGTM! Error handling for modal initialization is properly implemented.The
openModalfunction includes proper null checks and error logging.src/routes/workbooks/+page.svelte (2)
3-23: LGTM! Data handling is properly updated for Svelte 5.The changes correctly use the new
$props()and$derivedsyntax for reactive data handling.
130-130: LGTM! Tab styling is properly updated.The Tabs component is correctly configured with the new UI library's styling.
src/lib/components/WorkBooks/WorkBookBaseTable.svelte (3)
11-11: LGTM! UI library transition completed.The import statement has been successfully updated to use the new Svelte 5 UI library.
26-33: LGTM! Props interface enhances type safety.The introduction of the Props interface improves type safety and code organization by clearly defining the expected properties.
35-35: LGTM! Runes mode adoption.The use of $props() destructuring aligns with Svelte's runes mode, improving reactivity handling.
src/lib/components/AuthForm.svelte (3)
5-5: LGTM! UI library transition completed.Successfully updated to use Svelte 5 UI library components.
21-30: LGTM! Props interface enhances type safety.The Props interface improves type safety, though there's a TODO about potential improvements.
Consider reviewing the TODO comment about using a more structured approach:
- // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any - formProperties: any; + formProperties: { + form: any; + message: string; + errors: Record<string, string>; + submitting: boolean; + enhance: any; + };
43-43: LGTM! State management using runes.The use of $state for reactive variables aligns with Svelte's runes mode.
Also applies to: 90-91
src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte (3)
24-27: LGTM! Props interface enhances type safety.Clear and concise Props interface definition.
37-46: LGTM! Reactive state management using $derived.Effective use of $derived for computed values improves reactivity handling.
50-57: LGTM! Improved modal error handling.Good error handling for the modal initialization.
src/routes/workbooks/[slug]/+page.svelte (2)
33-34: LGTM! State management using runes.Effective use of $state for reactive variables.
36-38: LGTM! Effect handling using $effect.Good use of $effect for side effects.
package.json (2)
85-86: New Carousel Packages Added
The additions of"embla-carousel-autoplay"and"embla-carousel-svelte"at version "8.5.2" appear consistent with the new carousel functionality requirements. Confirm that these packages align with the usage patterns in the code.
98-98: Updated Package Manager Version
The package manager has been updated to"[email protected]". This looks appropriate given the upgrade context; please ensure that all team members are aware of this update to avoid mismatches in tooling.CONTRIBUTING.md (5)
29-29: Updated Svelte Description for Runes Mode
The entry for Svelte now indicates that it is running in "Runes mode." This clarifies the environment for contributors; please verify that the description aligns with the intended operational mode and does not introduce ambiguity.
32-32: New UI Library Entry
The documentation now includes an entry for the "Svelte 5 UI lib" as a replacement for Flowbite Svelte. The note about attribute and value changes is particularly useful. Ensure that contributors are aware of the potential need to adapt component usage accordingly.
33-33: Embla Carousel Documentation Added
The addition of the Embla Carousel entry provides clarity on its temporary use due to incomplete carousel components in the new UI library. This is clearly documented, but double-check if any further guidance is needed for its usage.
124-124: Updated Docker Command for Database Push
The Docker command now includes additional parameters (pgbouncer=true,connection_limit=10, etc.) and an extra environment variable (DIRECT_URL). Verify that these connection and timeout settings are correct for both development and production scenarios.
173-173: Simplified Development Server Start Command
The command has been simplified frompnpm dev -- --opentopnpm dev --open. Confirm that this change does not affect any intended flag parsing or behavior.
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21-21: Well-structured state management using runes!Good use of
$derivedfor computed state and$statefor mutable state initialization.Also applies to: 40-40
44-61: Robust null handling and type safety!The implementation properly handles potential null values and ensures type safety through:
- Explicit null check for missing tasks
- Type filtering with
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src/lib/components/AtCoderUserValidationForm.svelte (1)
78-83:⚠️ Potential issueFix typo in input name attribute.
There's a typo in the input name attribute: "usernatcoder_validationcodeame".
- name="usernatcoder_validationcodeame" + name="atcoder_validationcode"
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src/lib/components/WorkBook/CommentAndHint.svelte (1)
16-23: Translate the HACK comment to English for better maintainability.The Japanese HACK comment should be translated to English to ensure all team members can understand the position limitation.
- <!-- HACK: positionはデフォルトの"top" 以外にすると、一瞬しか表示されない --> + <!-- HACK: Position values other than the default "top" cause the tooltip to display only momentarily -->src/lib/components/ToastWrapper/ErrorMessageToast.svelte (1)
16-19: Consider extracting icon dimensions to a CSS class.While the implementation is correct, the hardcoded dimensions could be moved to a CSS class for better maintainability and reuse.
- <CircleX class="w-5 h-5" /> + <CircleX class="error-icon" />Add to your CSS:
.error-icon { @apply w-5 h-5; }src/lib/components/TabItemWrapper.svelte (2)
34-38: Consider improving type safety in handleClick.The function accepts null but immediately returns if workBookType is null. Consider making the parameter non-nullable to enforce type safety at compile time.
- function handleClick(workBookType: WorkBookType | null): void { - if (workBookType === null) return; - - activeWorkbookTabStore.setActiveWorkbookTab(workBookType); + function handleClick(workBookType: WorkBookType): void { + activeWorkbookTabStore.setActiveWorkbookTab(workBookType);
57-70: Enhance accessibility attributes for the tab item.While the implementation is clean, consider adding ARIA attributes to improve accessibility:
-<TabItem open={isOpen} onclick={() => handleClick(workbookType)}> +<TabItem + open={isOpen} + onclick={() => handleClick(workbookType)} + role="tab" + aria-selected={isOpen} + aria-controls={titleId} +>src/lib/components/TooltipWrapper.svelte (1)
23-23: Consider adding keyboard accessibility.While hover trigger is user-friendly, consider adding keyboard interaction support for better accessibility.
- <Tooltip showOn="hover" triggeredBy={`#${titleId}`} class={`max-w-[200px] ${TOOLTIP_CLASS_BASE}`}> + <Tooltip showOn={['hover', 'focus']} triggeredBy={`#${titleId}`} class={`max-w-[200px] ${TOOLTIP_CLASS_BASE}`}>src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/SubmissionStatusImage.svelte (2)
17-22: Consider using an alias for the image path.While the effect logic is correct, using a relative path (
../../) could be fragile if the component is moved. Consider using a Vite alias or importing the image path from a constants file.- imagePath = `../../${taskResult.submission_status_image_path}`; + imagePath = `@assets/${taskResult.submission_status_image_path}`;
27-27: Address the TODO comment about login redirection.The TODO comment indicates that non-logged-in users should be redirected to the login screen. This functionality should be implemented for better user experience.
Would you like me to help implement the login redirection logic or create an issue to track this task?
src/lib/components/Header.svelte (3)
80-85: Consider a more robust solution for dropdown behavior.The HACK comment indicates a workaround for an unintended dropdown behavior during login. Consider implementing a more robust solution by managing the dropdown state as part of the login flow.
- // HACK: ログイン直後にドロップダウンが表示されてしまうので、ユーザがクリックしたときだけ表示 - $effect(() => { - if (user) { - closeDropdownForUserPage(); - } - }); + $effect(() => { + const isUserChanged = user !== undefined; + if (isUserChanged) { + // Reset all dropdown states on user change + closeDropdownForUserPage(); + closeDropdownForDashboard(); + closeDropdownForExternalLinks(); + } + });
31-72: Simplify state management using a unified helper.The current implementation manages multiple dropdowns with separate state variables. Consider creating a unified helper to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.
interface DropdownState { name: string; helper: ReturnType<typeof uiHelpers>; status: boolean; } const dropdowns: DropdownState[] = $state([ { name: 'dashboard', helper: uiHelpers(), status: false }, { name: 'userPage', helper: uiHelpers(), status: false }, { name: 'externalLinks', helper: uiHelpers(), status: false } ]); $effect(() => { dropdowns.forEach(dropdown => { dropdown.status = dropdown.helper.isOpen; }); });
115-127: Consider using Svelte 5 UI lib's built-in positioning.The dropdowns use absolute positioning with hardcoded classes. Consider using the library's built-in positioning features if available, or extract the positioning logic into reusable classes.
- class="absolute w-44 z-20 left-32 mt-0 lg:-left-10 lg:mt-10" + class="dropdown-menu" // Extract common positioning into a CSS classAlso applies to: 159-180, 186-198
src/lib/components/WorkBookTasks/WorkBookTasksTable.svelte (2)
47-61: Consider enhancing comment validation.While the 50-character limit check is implemented, consider adding:
- Trim whitespace before length check
- Provide visual feedback when limit is reached
- Consider moving the magic number (50) to a constant
+const MAX_COMMENT_LENGTH = 50; + function updateComment(index: number, event: Event) { const target = event.target as HTMLElement; if (target && target instanceof HTMLElement) { - const newComment = xss(target.textContent as string); + const newComment = xss((target.textContent || '').trim()); - if (newComment.length <= 50) { + if (newComment.length <= MAX_COMMENT_LENGTH) { workBookTasks = updateWorkBookTasks(workBookTasks, index, newComment); workBookTasksForTable = updateWorkBookTasks(workBookTasksForTable, index, newComment); } else { + // Provide visual feedback + target.classList.add('error'); target.textContent = workBookTasks[index].comment; + setTimeout(() => target.classList.remove('error'), 2000); } } }
150-151: Consider additional accessibility enhancements.While the current accessibility implementation is good, consider these improvements:
- Add aria-sort to sortable columns if any
- Add aria-live region for dynamic content updates
- Consider adding role="status" for deletion feedback
<Table shadow class="text-md table-fixed w-full" aria-label="Workbook tasks"> + <div role="status" aria-live="polite" class="sr-only"> + {#if isDeleting} + Deleting task... + {/if} + </div>Also applies to: 163-163, 201-201, 243-243
src/routes/+page.svelte (1)
28-29: Consider adding type annotations for better maintainability.The options and plugins variables would benefit from TypeScript type annotations.
- let options = { loop: true }; - let plugins = [Autoplay()]; + let options: { loop: boolean } = { loop: true }; + let plugins: any[] = [Autoplay()];CONTRIBUTING.md (1)
137-137: Fix bare URLs in documentation.Replace bare URLs with properly formatted Markdown links.
- http://localhost:5174/ + [http://localhost:5174/](http://localhost:5174/)Also applies to: 172-172
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src/lib/components/WorkBook/CommentAndHint.svelte (2)
2-3: LGTM! Clean migration to Svelte 5 UI lib with proper TypeScript interfaces.The changes successfully migrate to the new UI library while maintaining type safety through a well-structured Props interface.
Also applies to: 5-5, 7-12
30-30: LGTM! Successfully addressed the icon migration feedback.The icon has been successfully migrated from flowbite-svelte-icons to lucide-svelte, addressing the previous review feedback about maintaining library consistency.
src/lib/components/UserAccountDeletionForm.svelte (4)
2-3: LGTM! Successfully migrated to Svelte 5 UI lib.The import statements have been correctly updated to use the new UI library components, aligning with the PR's objective to transition from Flowbite Svelte to Svelte 5 UI lib.
10-16: LGTM! Well-structured Props and state management.The code effectively uses Svelte 5's runes mode features:
- Props interface provides good type safety
- Proper use of $bindable() for two-way binding
- State management with $state for reactive variables
22-32: LGTM! Clean modal implementation with proper reactivity.The modal implementation follows best practices:
- Uses uiHelpers for modal management
- Properly syncs modal state using $effect
- Includes helpful documentation reference
38-40: LGTM! Template successfully migrated to Svelte 5 UI lib patterns.The template changes effectively implement Svelte 5 UI lib patterns:
- Proper use of snippet syntax for icon slot
- Correct event handler syntax with onclick
- Appropriate modal bindings with modalStatus and closeModal
Also applies to: 46-46, 49-51, 58-58
src/lib/components/ToastWrapper/ErrorMessageToast.svelte (3)
2-3: LGTM! Successfully migrated to the new libraries.The component now correctly uses
svelte-5-ui-libandlucide-svelteicons, aligning with the PR objectives and addressing previous review feedback.
5-7: Well-structured type definition!The Props interface with optional nullable errorMessage provides good type safety while maintaining flexibility.
9-9: Correct usage of Svelte 5 runes syntax!The props destructuring with
$props()and default value is implemented correctly.src/lib/components/TabItemWrapper.svelte (2)
2-10: LGTM! Clean import updates aligned with the migration to Svelte 5.The imports have been properly updated to use the new UI library and icons, maintaining a clean and organized structure.
12-26: Well-structured Props interface with proper TypeScript types!The Props interface provides good type safety and the destructuring with $props() follows Svelte 5 best practices. The optional properties are correctly marked.
src/lib/components/TooltipWrapper.svelte (4)
4-7: LGTM! Clean transition to Svelte 5 UI lib.The imports have been updated appropriately to use the new UI library and follow best practices with specific icon imports.
9-14: Well-structured Props interface with proper type safety!Good use of TypeScript interface and Svelte 5's $props() for property initialization. The optional property with default value handling is clean and maintainable.
15-15: Good adoption of Svelte 5's state management!Appropriate use of $state() for reactive state management in runes mode.
28-28: Good icon implementation with dark mode support!The CircleHelp icon is semantically appropriate for a tooltip, and the dark mode support is well implemented.
src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/SubmissionStatusImage.svelte (3)
2-3: LGTM! Successfully migrated to the new UI libraries.The imports have been correctly updated to use svelte-5-ui-lib and lucide-svelte, aligning with the PR objectives.
7-10: LGTM! Good use of TypeScript interface.The Props interface provides clear type definitions for the component's properties, enhancing type safety and code maintainability.
12-15: LGTM! Proper use of Svelte 5 runes.The code correctly uses $props() for props destructuring and $state for reactive variables, following Svelte 5's best practices.
src/lib/components/Header.svelte (2)
88-98: LGTM! Good use of snippets and icon library.The snippet improves code reusability, and the use of Lucide icons aligns with the recommendation to switch out Flowbite icons.
204-210: LGTM! Clean modal implementation.The modal implementation follows the library's patterns and properly handles the logout functionality.
src/lib/components/WorkBookTasks/WorkBookTasksTable.svelte (3)
11-11: Well-structured type definitions and library migration!The migration to
svelte-5-ui-liband the addition of comprehensive type definitions enhance type safety and maintainability. ThePropsinterface provides clear contract for component properties.Also applies to: 20-34
36-40: Excellent use of Svelte 5 runes and immutable state management!The implementation leverages Svelte 5's new features effectively:
- Uses
$props()and$bindablefor reactive state- Implements immutable state updates with
updateWorkBookTasks- Utilizes
$statefor managing deletion stateAlso applies to: 64-76, 142-142
210-223: Good adherence to Svelte 5 contenteditable changes!The implementation correctly follows the Svelte 5 migration guide for contenteditable behavior.
src/lib/components/AtCoderUserValidationForm.svelte (2)
13-25: Well-structured type definitions and state management!Good use of TypeScript interface for props and Svelte 5's runes mode with $props() and $bindable(). This provides better type safety and reactivity.
89-91: LGTM! Good use of Svelte 5's snippet syntax.The ClipboardCopy icon is correctly implemented using the new snippet syntax.
src/lib/components/LabelWithTooltips.svelte (2)
7-14: Well-structured TypeScript interface with proper props handling!The changes demonstrate good practices:
- Clear TypeScript interface definition
- Optional parameter with default value
- Use of Svelte 5's $props() for props handling
2-5:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify the availability of components in svelte-5-ui-lib.
The imports have been updated to use the new UI library as intended. Let's verify the component availability and compatibility.
🌐 Web query:
What components are available in svelte-5-ui-lib? Specifically looking for Label and Tooltip components.💡 Result:
The available components in svelte-5-ui-lib aren't explicitly listed in the provided documentation[1][5], but here's what we can confirm from the search results:
Tooltip Components
While not part of svelte-5-ui-lib itself, third-party Svelte 5 tooltip solutions exist:
- SVooltip offers a dedicated
<Tooltip>component with floating UI positioning and animation controls[3]- Svelte Material UI (SMUI) includes a Material Design-compliant Tooltip component[4]
Label Components
The search results don't show Label components in svelte-5-ui-lib specifically, but:
- SMUI provides comprehensive labeling through their
Labelexports[4]- shadcn-svelte offers an accessible Label component designed for form controls[6]
For svelte-5-ui-lib specifically, the documentation focuses on core infrastructure like:
- Tailwind CSS integration with custom color schemes[1][5]
- Svelte 5 migration patterns using
$propsrunes[2]- Component architecture using Svelte 5's reactivity system[1][5]
If you need Label/Tooltip components in a Svelte 5 project, consider either:
- Using complementary libraries like SMUI/SVooltip alongside svelte-5-ui-lib
- Implementing custom versions using Svelte 5's new reactivity primitives shown in the migration examples[2]
Citations:
- 1: https://classic.yarnpkg.com/en/package/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 2: https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/v5-migration-guide
- 3: https://svooltip.vercel.app
- 4: https://bestofjs.org/projects/svelte-material-ui
- 5: https://github.com/shinokada/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 6: https://shadcn-svelte.com/docs/components/label
- 7: bug: tooltip does not work on mobile devices huntabyte/shadcn-svelte#1044
- 8: https://dev.to/danawoodman/svelte-quick-tip-using-actions-to-integrate-with-javascript-libraries-tippy-tooltips-2m94
- 9: https://flowbite-svelte.com
- 10: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1TVj3yx_ns
Action: Confirm Component Availability in svelte-5-ui-lib
The updated imports indicate a migration from Flowbite Svelte, but note that the official documentation for svelte-5-ui-lib does not explicitly list a
LabelorTooltipcomponent. Please verify that:
- Label Component: Either exists in the codebase (perhaps as a custom implementation) or is provided through an alternative/complementary library if not native to svelte-5-ui-lib.
- Tooltip Component: Is available as expected, or is correctly integrated with a third-party solution if svelte-5-ui-lib does not offer it directly.
- Compatibility Checks: The imported components integrate correctly with custom settings like
TOOLTIP_CLASS_BASEand the overall project theming.Ensure these components are correctly implemented or sourced so that the migration aligns with the intended functionality.
src/routes/+page.svelte (2)
4-7: LGTM! Library imports updated correctly.The imports have been properly updated to use the new UI libraries:
- svelte-5-ui-lib for core components
- embla-carousel-svelte for carousel functionality
- lucide-svelte for icons
102-115:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify carousel accessibility.
While the Embla Carousel implementation looks correct, ensure it meets accessibility requirements:
- Keyboard navigation
- ARIA attributes
- Screen reader support
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What are the accessibility features of Embla Carousel?💡 Result:
Embla Carousel is designed as a lightweight, extensible library that requires additional plugins or custom implementations for full accessibility compliance. Here are the key accessibility aspects and features:
Core Accessibility Features
- ARIA Compliance requires the embla-carousel-aria plugin which adds:
- Proper ARIA roles and attributes for screen readers[1][3]
- Configurable screen reader announcements for slide changes (
liveoption)[1]- Focus management with debounced updates[1]
Keyboard Navigation
- Requires manual implementation or plugin configuration:
- Tabbable slides only when in view (needs
inViewThresholdadjustment)[1]- Custom focus handling with smooth scrolling to focused slides[3]
- Arrow key navigation typically needs custom implementation[3]
Implementation Considerations
// Example React implementation with aria plugin import { useEmblaCarousel } from 'embla-carousel-react' import AriaPlugin from 'embla-carousel-aria' const Carousel = () => { const [emblaRef] = useEmblaCarousel( { inViewThreshold: 0.25 }, [AriaPlugin({ live: 'polite' })] ) }Customization Options
- Locale support for internationalization[1]
- Focus management callback hooks[1]
- Debounce control (default 300ms) for performance[1]
- Global configuration overrides[1]
Limitations
- No built-in keyboard navigation in core library[3][9]
- Requires manual ARIA implementation without plugins[3][6]
- Touch/pointer device support varies by platform[1]
For full accessibility compliance, developers should combine the aria plugin with:
- Semantic HTML structure
- Custom keyboard controls
- Focus trapping logic
- Screen reader testing[1][3]
The library maintainers emphasize an extensible approach rather than baked-in accessibility features[9], requiring conscious implementation effort from developers.
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/nwidynski/embla-carousel-aria
- 2: https://www.embla-carousel.com
- 3: https://tech.bakkenbaeck.com/post/accessibility-case-study-phantom
- 4: https://www.embla-carousel.com/get-started/vue/
- 5: https://www.npmjs.com/package/embla-carousel/v/3.0.9
- 6: https://www.embla-carousel.com/api/options/
- 7: https://www.embla-carousel.com/get-started/solid/
- 8: https://www.embla-carousel.com/get-started/react/
- 9: New Feature: Accessibility davidjerleke/embla-carousel#6
- 10: https://www.embla-carousel.com/examples/generator/
Action: Confirm Embla Carousel Accessibility Compliance
The carousel implementation appears functional, but please verify that full accessibility support is in place. In particular, ensure that:
- ARIA Attributes: An accessibility plugin (e.g.,
embla-carousel-aria) or equivalent custom logic is applied to add proper ARIA roles, attributes, and live announcements.- Keyboard Navigation: Custom implementation or configuration is in place to support arrow key navigation and proper focus management.
- Screen Reader Support: Ensure screen readers announce slide changes correctly, considering any necessary debounced focus and region updates.
Review these areas in your implementation to confirm they meet accessibility requirements.
package.json (1)
63-63:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify version compatibility.
Please ensure compatibility between:
- svelte-5-ui-lib (0.12.2) and Svelte 5
- embla-carousel packages (8.5.2) and Svelte 5
Also applies to: 84-85
🌐 Web query:
What is the latest version of svelte-5-ui-lib and its compatibility with Svelte 5?💡 Result:
The latest version of svelte-5-ui-lib (as of February 2025) is explicitly designed for Svelte 5 compatibility and leverages its new reactivity system[9]. Key details:
Core Features
- Built from scratch using Svelte 5's runes system
- Includes reactive UI components optimized for performance
- Requires Tailwind CSS integration[9]
Installation
pnpm i -D svelte-5-ui-libCompatibility
- Directly supports Svelte 5 syntax including:
- Runes (
$state,$derived)[9]- New event handling patterns[1][4]
- Modern component binding (
bind:thisinstead of legacy APIs)[1][4]While no explicit version number is listed in search results, the documentation confirms full compatibility with Svelte 5 through:
- Native support for runes-based reactivity[9]
- Updated installation process matching Svelte 5 toolchains[9]
- Dependency requirements aligning with Svelte 5 projects[9]
Citations:
- 1: https://javascript.plainenglish.io/svar-ui-v-2-0-advanced-ui-components-for-svelte-5-dc621a7abffe
- 2: https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/v5-migration-guide
- 3: https://svelte.dev
- 4: https://svar.dev/blog/svar-2-0-for-svelte-5/
- 5: https://svelte.dev/blog/svelte-5-is-alive
- 6: https://dev.to/olga_tash/10-ui-libraries-for-svelte-to-try-in-2024-1692
- 7: https://madewithsvelte.com/ui-library
- 8: https://labs.thisdot.co/blog/svelte-5-is-here
- 9: https://classic.yarnpkg.com/en/package/svelte-5-ui-lib
- 10: How to use a UI Library developed by svelte 4 in Svelte 5? such as flowbite svelte. sveltejs/svelte#10444
Dependency Compatibility Verification
The documentation confirms that svelte-5-ui-lib (0.12.2) is explicitly built for Svelte 5. It leverages the new runes-based reactivity system and updated event handling patterns introduced in Svelte 5. Please confirm that version 0.12.2 indeed reflects these changes as expected.
Additionally, verify that the embla-carousel packages (8.5.2) are fully compatible with Svelte 5. This review applies equally to the dependency updates on lines 84-85.
CONTRIBUTING.md (1)
29-35: LGTM! Clear documentation of library changes.The documentation clearly explains:
- Svelte's runes mode status
- The transition to Svelte 5 UI lib
- The temporary use of Embla Carousel
- Potential future migration to Skeleton
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src/lib/components/TaskSearchBox.svelte (1)
109-141: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionExtract duplicated task addition logic into a reusable function.
The task addition logic is duplicated between the keyboard and click handlers. Consider extracting it to improve maintainability.
+function handleTaskAddition( + task: Task, + workBookTasks: WorkBookTasksBase, + workBookTasksForTable: WorkBookTasksCreate | WorkBookTasksEdit, + selectedIndex: number +) { + const results = addTaskToWorkBook( + task, + workBookTasks, + workBookTasksForTable, + selectedIndex + ); + + return { + ...results, + searchQueryOrURL: '', + focusingId: PENDING + }; +} -if (selectedTask) { - const results = addTaskToWorkBook( - selectedTask, - workBookTasks, - workBookTasksForTable, - selectedIndex, - ); - workBookTasks = results.updatedWorkBookTasks; - workBookTasksForTable = results.updatedWorkBookTasksForTable; - workBookTaskMaxForTable = results.updatedWorkBookTasksForTable.length; - selectedIndex = results.updatedWorkBookTasksForTable.length; - - searchQueryOrURL = ''; - focusingId = PENDING; -} +if (selectedTask) { + const results = handleTaskAddition( + selectedTask, + workBookTasks, + workBookTasksForTable, + selectedIndex + ); + + ({ + updatedWorkBookTasks: workBookTasks, + updatedWorkBookTasksForTable: workBookTasksForTable, + searchQueryOrURL, + focusingId + } = results); + + workBookTaskMaxForTable = workBookTasksForTable.length; + selectedIndex = workBookTasksForTable.length; +}Also applies to: 183-197
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src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/UpdatingModal.svelte (2)
30-31: Consider using explicit type annotation with $state.While the type inference works, explicit type annotation with $state would improve code readability and maintainability.
-let selectedTaskResult: TaskResult | null = $state(null); +let selectedTaskResult = $state<TaskResult | null>(null);
82-82: Consider streamlining form submission handling.The current implementation mixes native form submission with manual FormData handling, which might be redundant. Consider using either the enhance directive's submit handler or native form submission, but not both.
-<form method="POST" action="?/update" onsubmit={handleSubmit} use:enhance> +<form + method="POST" + action="?/update" + use:enhance={({ formData }) => { + return async ({ result, update }) => { + if (result.type === 'error') { + errorMessageStore.setAndClearAfterTimeout(FAILED_TO_UPDATE_SUBMISSION_STATUS, 10000); + return; + } + errorMessageStore.setAndClearAfterTimeout(null); + closeModal(); + }; + }} +>Also applies to: 51-71
src/lib/components/ThermometerProgressBar.svelte (2)
46-71: Consider tracking the TODO comment in the issue tracker.The TODO comment about customizable AC judgment criteria should be tracked for future implementation.
Would you like me to create an issue to track this enhancement for customizable submission status criteria?
74-74: Consider creating an enhancement issue for the custom progress bar implementation.The HACK comment indicates a limitation in svelte-5-ui-lib's Progressbar component. This workaround should be tracked for future improvement.
Would you like me to create an issue to track the potential enhancement of the Progressbar component in svelte-5-ui-lib?
src/lib/components/AtCoderUserValidationForm.svelte (3)
5-5: Translate FIXME comment to English for better accessibility.Consider translating the FIXME comment to English to ensure all developers can understand it.
-// FIXME: stwui は事実上開発が終了しているので、別のライブラリに置き換える +// FIXME: stwui is effectively end-of-life, replace with another library
27-28: Translate TODO comment to English for better accessibility.Consider translating the TODO comment to English to ensure all developers can understand it.
-// TODO: クリックしたときに、Copied!といったメッセージを表示できるようにしたい。 -// WHY: コピーができているか、確認できるようにするため +// TODO: Add a "Copied!" message when clicking +// WHY: To provide feedback when the copy operation succeeds
29-31: Implement clipboard feedback using modern APIs.Consider implementing clipboard feedback using the Clipboard API and a toast notification:
-const handleClick = () => { - copyToClipboard(atcoder_validationcode); -}; +const handleClick = async () => { + try { + await navigator.clipboard.writeText(atcoder_validationcode); + // TODO: Show toast notification "Copied!" + } catch (err) { + // TODO: Show error toast notification + } +};src/lib/components/TaskSearchBox.svelte (1)
78-87: Consider extracting the workbook task synchronization logic.While the effect correctly handles the synchronization, the logic could be moved to a separate utility function to improve maintainability.
+// In utils/workbook.ts +export function synchronizeWorkbookTasks( + workBookTasksForTable: WorkBookTasksCreate | WorkBookTasksEdit, + workBookTaskMaxForTable: number, + selectedIndex: number +) { + const newSelectedIndex = Math.min(selectedIndex, workBookTaskMaxForTable); + return workBookTasksForTable.length !== workBookTaskMaxForTable + ? workBookTasksForTable.length + : newSelectedIndex; +} -$effect(() => { - workBookTaskMaxForTable = workBookTasksForTable.length; - selectedIndex = Math.min(selectedIndex, workBookTaskMaxForTable); - - if (workBookTasksForTable.length !== workBookTaskMaxForTable) { - selectedIndex = workBookTasksForTable.length; - } -}); +$effect(() => { + workBookTaskMaxForTable = workBookTasksForTable.length; + selectedIndex = synchronizeWorkbookTasks( + workBookTasksForTable, + workBookTaskMaxForTable, + selectedIndex + ); +});src/lib/components/Header.svelte (1)
80-87: Consider refactoring the HACK workaround.The comment indicates a workaround for dropdown behavior on login. Consider handling this more elegantly through the component lifecycle or state management.
- // HACK: ログイン直後にドロップダウンが表示されてしまうので、ユーザがクリックしたときだけ表示 + // Close dropdowns when user state changes $effect(() => { if (user) { closeDropdownForDashboard(); closeDropdownForUserPage(); closeDropdownForExternalLinks(); } });src/lib/components/TaskListSorted.svelte (1)
24-25: Would you like help implementing these improvements?The TODO and FIXME comments highlight important UI improvements:
- Implementing responsive design
- Standardizing icon sizes across pages
I can help create implementation plans for both tasks.
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src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/UpdatingModal.svelte (2)
4-4: LGTM! Clean migration to Svelte 5 UI lib with improved type safety.The import changes align with the PR objective, and the Props interface provides better type safety for component properties.
Also applies to: 14-16
22-28: LGTM! Clean modal state management using runes.The modal handling logic effectively uses $effect for state synchronization and provides a clean close handler implementation.
src/lib/components/ThermometerProgressBar.svelte (4)
2-2: LGTM! Import changes align with PR objectives.The migration from flowbite-svelte to svelte-5-ui-lib is correctly implemented, and the necessary dependencies are properly imported.
Also applies to: 8-8, 10-10
12-18: LGTM! Props implementation follows Svelte 5 best practices.The Props interface and initialization are well-structured with:
- Proper TypeScript types
- Optional properties marked with
?- Default values provided during destructuring
- Type-safe prop handling using
$props()
20-21: LGTM! State management follows Svelte 5 reactivity patterns.The implementation correctly uses
$statefor reactive arrays, ensuring proper reactivity tracking.
93-98: LGTM! Tooltip attributes correctly updated for svelte-5-ui-lib.The Tooltip component's attributes have been properly migrated to match the svelte-5-ui-lib API:
showOninstead oftypepositioninstead ofplacement- Proper application of
TOOLTIP_CLASS_BASEsrc/lib/components/AtCoderUserValidationForm.svelte (3)
5-6: Address the FIXME comment regarding the deprecated stwui library.The stwui library is marked as end-of-life, which poses a maintenance risk. Consider replacing the
copyToClipboardutility with a modern alternative.
13-25: Well-structured Props interface with proper type definitions!Good use of TypeScript interface and Svelte 5's $bindable() for prop management. This improves type safety and maintainability.
89-91: Clean implementation of the clipboard icon using Svelte's snippet syntax!The use of Svelte's snippet syntax for the clipboard icon improves code organization and readability.
src/lib/components/TaskSearchBox.svelte (3)
24-35: Well-structured Props interface with proper type safety!The Props interface with optional properties and default values using
$bindableprovides good type safety and flexibility. The HACK comment explains the rationale behind separating workbook tasks, which helps maintainability.
52-67: Excellent use of Svelte 5 runes for state management!The implementation properly leverages
$statefor mutable state and$derivedfor computed values, making the reactivity model clear and efficient.
172-179: Good documentation of UI component replacement!The replacement of
ListgroupItemwith a customlielement is well-documented, and the styling is properly maintained. The comment clearly explains why this change was necessary.src/lib/components/Header.svelte (4)
5-20: LGTM! Icon library has been successfully unified.The switch from Flowbite icons to Lucide icons aligns with the previous review suggestion, creating a more consistent dependency structure.
90-100: LGTM! Well-structured reusable snippet.The
navLiForDropdownsnippet effectively reduces code duplication and maintains consistency across dropdown navigation items.
206-212: LGTM! Clean modal implementation.The logout modal implementation is well-structured with proper form enhancement and state management.
117-129:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify z-index coordination across dropdowns.
Multiple dropdowns use absolute positioning with z-index: 20. This might cause overlap issues if multiple dropdowns are open simultaneously. Consider:
- Implementing a z-index strategy
- Ensuring only one dropdown is open at a time
Also applies to: 161-182, 188-200
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- Verify: Ensure that no other dropdowns or components conflict by using the same z-index value.
- Optimize: Consider implementing a unified z-index strategy (or ensure only one dropdown is open at a time) to prevent potential overlaps.
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src/lib/components/TaskListSorted.svelte (2)
10-10: LGTM! Good transition to Svelte 5 patterns.The changes effectively migrate from Flowbite Svelte to Svelte 5 UI lib while maintaining type safety through the Props interface and $props() usage.
Also applies to: 17-21
34-34:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify icon size consistency across pages.
The image sizing has been updated to be responsive (h-7 w-7 xs:h-8 xs:w-8). Please verify that these sizes match the icon sizes used in other pages.
Also applies to: 41-41
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Verify icon size consistency across pages.
The icons now use responsive sizing (h-7 w-7 xs:h-8 xs:w-8) on line 34 (and similarly on line 41). However, since our initial automated search could not properly search Svelte files due to file type recognition issues, please manually verify that these sizing classes match those used elsewhere in the codebase.
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Verify icon size consistency across pages.
The icon in
src/lib/components/TaskListSorted.sveltehas been updated to use responsive sizing with the classesh-7 w-7 xs:h-8 xs:w-8. Our recent search shows that other components often use different icon size classes (for example,w-5 h-5in several components such asAtCoderUserValidationForm.svelteandAuthForm.svelte). Please manually verify that these sizing choices are intentional and that the icons are consistent with the overall design guidelines across all pages.src/lib/components/WorkBook/CommentAndHint.svelte (4)
2-10: LGTM! Clean migration to new UI libraries.The imports and type definitions are well-structured, and the migration from flowbite-svelte to svelte-5-ui-lib and lucide-svelte is implemented correctly.
12-12: LGTM! Proper use of runes mode.The props destructuring with type annotation follows Svelte 5's runes mode best practices.
30-30: LGTM! Successfully migrated icon implementation.The Lightbulb icon has been successfully migrated from flowbite-svelte-icons to lucide-svelte, addressing the recommendations from previous reviews.
16-27:❓ Verification inconclusive
Investigate tooltip positioning issue.
The HACK comment indicates a potential UX issue where tooltip positions other than "top" only display momentarily. This should be investigated further.
Let's verify if this is a known issue with svelte-5-ui-lib:
Consider the following potential solutions:
- If it's a library issue, report it to svelte-5-ui-lib
- If it's a configuration issue, experiment with different offset and placement values
- If the issue persists, consider using a different tooltip implementation
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Are there any known issues with tooltip positioning in svelte-5-ui-lib?💡 Result:
There are several documented tooltip positioning challenges across different Svelte UI libraries and related tools:
1. CSS Transform Conflicts
Tooltips may misalign when parent containers use CSS transforms (common in popover/modal implementations). This occurs because browsers handle fixed positioning differently inside transformed elements[1][3]. Solutions include:
- Using
position: 'fixed'withparent: document.body- Applying workaround patches like CodeMirror's DOM detection fix[1]
2. Component Library-Specific Issues
Material UI implementations in Svelte (SMUI) have shown positioning bugs requiring:<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/svelte-material-ui/bare.css" />or installing
@smui/bannerto resolve styling conflicts[4]3. Positioning Middleware Requirements
Libraries like Floating UI require explicit configuration for boundary detection:import {computePosition, autoUpdate} from '@floating-ui/dom'; autoUpdate(buttonEl, tooltipEl, () => { computePosition(buttonEl, tooltipEl).then(({x,y}) => { Object.assign(tooltipEl.style, {left: `${x}px`, top: `${y}px`}); }); });Placements like
'top-start'require middleware for automatic boundary adaptation[3][7]4. Framework Integration Challenges
SvelteKit route changes can break animation/positioning systems (GSAP ScrollTrigger shown as example), requiring manual refresh logic after navigation[2]. Newer libraries like SVooltip handle this through reactive positioning configs:<button use:tooltip={{ content: "Dynamic tip", placement: 'bottom-end', shiftPadding: 15, offset: 10 }}>Current Svelte 5 developments show active rewrites of UI libraries like Bits UI to address legacy positioning issues through improved reactive primitives[8][10]. No core framework-level tooltip bugs are reported in recent implementations when following library-specific positioning guidelines[7][9].
Citations:
- 1: https://discuss.codemirror.net/t/tooltip-position-is-broken-after-recent-upgrade/7555
- 2: https://gsap.com/community/forums/topic/40926-sveltekit-2-svelte-5-gsap-stuck-on-scrolltrigger-not-working-as-expected-after-route-change/
- 3: https://floating-ui.com/docs/tutorial
- 4: Tooltips not positioning correctly hperrin/svelte-material-ui#486
- 5: Issues with using component libraries in sveltejs/kit sveltejs/kit#885
- 6: Tooltip position incorrect when portalled = false inside positioned parent container radix-ui/primitives#367
- 7: https://svooltip.vercel.app
- 8: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1TVj3yx_ns
- 9: https://svelte.dev/llms-full.txt
- 10: https://github.com/dvcol/neo-svelte
Investigate and Address Tooltip Positioning Issue
The HACK comment in
src/lib/components/WorkBook/CommentAndHint.svelteindicates that when using positions other than "top," the tooltip displays only momentarily. Our investigation confirms that similar tooltip positioning challenges have been documented across several Svelte UI libraries. These issues often stem from CSS transform conflicts in parent containers or from needing explicit configuration (such as middleware for boundary detection).Recommendations:
- Review Parent Container Styles: Verify that no CSS transforms or similar styles on parent elements are interfering with the tooltip’s fixed positioning.
- Experiment with Configuration: Try alternative settings—adjust the offset, enforce fixed positioning by attaching the tooltip to
document.body, or explore middleware (e.g., Floating UI) for dynamic boundary handling.- Report if Needed: If these adjustments do not resolve the behavior, consider reporting the issue to the svelte-5-ui-lib maintainers with a reproducible example.
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src/lib/components/FormWrapper.svelte (2)
3-13: LGTM! Well-structured interface with good documentation.The Props interface is well-defined with appropriate types and helpful documentation reference. The method type correctly handles case variations and optional values.
Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the Props interface and its properties:
+ /** + * Props for the FormWrapper component + */ interface Props { + /** HTTP method for form submission. Defaults to 'POST'. */ method?: 'POST' | 'GET' | 'DIALOG' | 'post' | 'get' | 'dialog' | null | undefined; + /** Form submission URL */ action: string; + /** Margin top CSS class. Defaults to 'mt-6'. */ marginTop?: string; + /** Vertical spacing CSS class. Defaults to 'space-y-6'. */ spaceYAxis?: string; + /** Child content to render inside the form */ children?: Snippet; }
24-27: Consider maintaining slot compatibility alongside children prop.While the conditional rendering of children is valid, consider keeping the slot for backward compatibility and flexibility. This would allow both patterns to work:
<form {method} {action} class={`w-full max-w-md ${marginTop} ${spaceYAxis}`} use:enhance> {#if children} {@render children()} {/if} + <slot /> </form>src/routes/workbooks/create/+page.svelte (1)
39-41: Consider adding explicit dependency tracking to the effect.The current effect will run on every state change in the component, which might lead to unnecessary resets of
workBookTasksForTable. Consider tracking specific dependencies that should trigger the reset.- $effect((): void => { + $effect(() => { + // Track specific dependencies that should trigger the reset + // For example: $form.workBookType, data.isAdmin, etc. workBookTasksForTable = [] as WorkBookTaskCreate[]; - }); + }, { dev: { track: true } }); // Enable dependency tracking in development
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src/lib/components/FormWrapper.svelte (1)
15-21: LGTM! Clean props destructuring with appropriate defaults.The use of
$props()with destructuring and default values is well-implemented and aligns with Svelte 5's runes mode.src/routes/workbooks/create/+page.svelte (3)
2-2: LGTM! Import updated to use Svelte 5 UI lib.The import statement has been correctly updated to use the new UI library, which aligns with the PR's objective.
21-21: LGTM! Props updated to use runes mode syntax.The props declaration has been correctly updated to use
$props()destructuring, which is the recommended approach in Svelte 5's runes mode.
37-37: LGTM! State management updated to use runes mode.The state declaration has been correctly updated to use
$state(), maintaining type safety with TypeScript annotations.
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src/lib/components/AtCoderUserValidationForm.svelte (1)
5-6:⚠️ Potential issueReplace deprecated stwui library with native Clipboard API.
The stwui library is marked as end-of-life. Consider using the native Clipboard API instead.
-import { copyToClipboard } from 'stwui/utils/copyToClipboard'; const handleClick = () => { - copyToClipboard(atcoder_validationcode); + navigator.clipboard.writeText(atcoder_validationcode); };
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src/lib/components/Header.svelte (1)
80-87: Consider a more robust solution for dropdown management.The HACK comment suggests this is a temporary solution. Consider implementing a more systematic approach using a centralized state manager or event system to handle dropdown states.
Example approach:
- // HACK: Close dropdowns when user state changes - $effect(() => { - if (user) { - closeDropdownForDashboard(); - closeDropdownForUserPage(); - closeDropdownForExternalLinks(); - } - }); + // Create a centralized dropdown manager + const dropdownManager = { + dropdowns: [ + { name: 'dashboard', close: closeDropdownForDashboard }, + { name: 'userPage', close: closeDropdownForUserPage }, + { name: 'externalLinks', close: closeDropdownForExternalLinks } + ], + closeAll() { + this.dropdowns.forEach(dropdown => dropdown.close()); + } + }; + + $effect(() => { + if (user) { + dropdownManager.closeAll(); + } + });src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/UpdatingModal.svelte (2)
20-28: Consider adding error handling for modal operations.While the modal state management using
uiHelpersis clean, consider adding error handling for edge cases where modal operations might fail.const modal = uiHelpers(); let modalStatus = $state(false); const closeModal = () => { + try { modal.close(); + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to close modal:', error); + } };
39-39: Consider creating an issue for the FIXME comment.The FIXME comment indicates a need to implement DB fetching for status options.
Would you like me to create an issue to track this enhancement?
src/lib/components/AtCoderUserValidationForm.svelte (1)
27-29: Consider implementing the suggested TODO enhancement.The TODO comment suggests adding a "Copied!" message for better user feedback.
Would you like me to implement a toast notification system for clipboard operations?
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src/lib/components/Header.svelte (3)
5-20: Successfully migrated to Svelte 5 UI lib and runes!The changes effectively:
- Replace Flowbite components with Svelte 5 UI lib
- Switch to Lucide icons
- Adopt runes for state management ($state, $derived)
Also applies to: 25-25, 74-74
31-60: Well-structured UI state management!The code establishes a consistent pattern using
uiHelpers()for managing UI state across different components (navbar, dropdowns, modal).
90-100: Excellent use of snippets for code reusability!The
navLiForDropdownsnippet effectively reduces code duplication and maintains consistency across dropdown navigation items.Also applies to: 112-129
src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/UpdatingModal.svelte (2)
3-19: LGTM! Props interface enhances type safety.The introduction of the Props interface and the use of
$props()for property destructuring aligns well with Svelte 5's runes mode.
78-82:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify form submission behavior with new event handler.
The change from
on:submittoonsubmitwith the new UI library needs verification to ensure it works as expected.
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The search confirms that both the UpdatingModal component and Header use
onsubmitconsistently with the new UI library’s approach. However, please manually verify that the new event handler (in combination withuse:enhance) processes form submissions as expected at runtime.
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New Features
Propsinterface for better type safety and organization of component properties across various components.UI & UX Improvements
svelte-5-ui-lib, improving consistency and modernizing the interface.Performance Enhancements
$state()and$derived()for more efficient updates and reactivity in components.Content Updates