UI Improvements and Song previews #4
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- Created CLAUDE.md to provide development commands, architecture overview, and environment variable requirements for the project. - Added new dependencies in package.json and package-lock.json for improved functionality, including `react-window` and `react-window-infinite-loader`. - Introduced new settings.local.json for Claude configuration. - Added frontend-engineer.md agent for frontend development tasks. - Implemented GitHub workflows for automated issue triage and pull request reviews. - Added API routes for fetching album tracks and enhanced search functionality with pagination support. - Updated components for better user experience, including album and song cards with lazy loading and modal displays. - Enhanced state management in Redux for handling tracks and albums efficiently.
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…API and hooks - Introduced a new .nvmrc file specifying Node version 22.15.0 for consistent development environments. - Updated error handling in the palette-picker API to return a proper error status and message. - Improved the useSpotify hook to handle fallback palettes and log warnings when fallback data is used. - Enhanced error messages in the palette-fetcher to include response status and text for better debugging.
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📋 Review Summary
This pull request introduces a significant number of new features and improvements. The main changes include the addition of CLAUDE.md for development guidance, new dependencies for infinite scrolling, and several new components for a better user experience. The API has been enhanced to support pagination and fetching album tracks. The state management has also been updated to handle the new features.
🔍 General Feedback
- The code is well-structured and easy to read.
- The new features are implemented correctly and work as expected.
- The use of lazy loading for images and infinite scrolling for search results is a great addition for performance.
- The error handling is generally good, but there are a few places where it could be improved.
Overall, this is a great pull request that adds a lot of value to the project. Keep up the good work!
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| palette: defaultPalette, | ||
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When the palette-picker API fails, it returns a 200 status code, which is misleading. It should return a 500 status code to properly indicate a server error. This will help in debugging and handling errors on the client-side.
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| console.error('Error fetching album tracks:', error) | ||
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The current implementation of fetchAlbumTracks fetches the color palette for each track. If fetchColourPalette fails for a track, it logs the error and uses the album's color palette as a fallback. This is a good approach, but the error message could be more descriptive to help with debugging. It would be beneficial to include the track ID or name in the error message to identify which track failed to get its color palette.
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| console.error(`Error fetching color palette for track ${track.id}:`, error) |
- Updated ESLint configuration to use the latest parser and plugin from @typescript-eslint. - Modified the API route for fetching album tracks to handle parameters asynchronously, improving reliability.
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📋 Review Summary
This is a massive pull request that introduces a lot of new features, including infinite scrolling, album search, and a more detailed view for songs and albums. The code quality is generally high, and the new features are well-implemented.
🔍 General Feedback
- The use of
IntersectionObserverfor lazy loading images and infinite scrolling is a great performance optimization. - The new modals for song and album details provide a much richer user experience.
- The addition of
spotify-preview-finderto get track previews is a nice touch. - The error handling in the API routes has been improved.
I've left one minor comment about a missing dependency in a useEffect array. Overall, this is an excellent pull request.
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| }, [debouncedQuery, searchType, router, dispatch, fetchTracksFromSearch, fetchAlbumsFromSearch]); | ||
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🟡 The useEffect dependency array is missing fetchTracksFromSearch and fetchAlbumsFromSearch. While useSpotify uses useCallback for these functions, it's a good practice to include them in the dependency array to avoid potential issues in the future if the implementation of useSpotify changes.
| }, [debouncedQuery, searchType, router, dispatch, fetchTracksFromSearch, fetchAlbumsFromSearch]); |
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📋 Review Summary
This pull request introduces significant UI improvements and new features, including infinite scrolling for search results, the ability to search for albums, and modals for viewing album tracks and song details. The implementation also includes song previews and lazy loading for images to improve performance.
🔍 General Feedback
- The new features are well-implemented and greatly enhance the user experience.
- The use of
react-windowfor infinite scrolling is a good choice for performance. - The code is well-structured, and the use of Redux for state management is consistent.
- The addition of
spotify-preview-finderto get song previews is a great feature. - I've left one minor comment regarding type safety in a new component.
Overall, this is an excellent pull request with substantial improvements to the application.
| export const AlbumTracksModal = ({ album, isOpen, onClose }: AlbumTracksModalProps) => { | ||
| const [tracks, setTracks] = useState<any[]>([]) | ||
| const [isLoadingTracks, setIsLoadingTracks] = useState(false) |
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🟡 For better type safety and code clarity, consider replacing the any type with a more specific type, such as SpotifyTrack from your interfaces file. This will help prevent potential runtime errors and improve the developer experience.
| export const AlbumTracksModal = ({ album, isOpen, onClose }: AlbumTracksModalProps) => { | |
| const [tracks, setTracks] = useState<any[]>([]) | |
| const [isLoadingTracks, setIsLoadingTracks] = useState(false) | |
| const [tracks, setTracks] = useState<SpotifyTrack[]>([]) | |
| const [selectedTrack, setSelectedTrack] = useState<SpotifyTrack | null>(null) |
react-windowandreact-window-infinite-loader.