Docs improvements #1662
Docs improvements #1662
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WalkthroughThis PR systematically modernizes documentation examples by replacing custom SVG icons with lucide-react library icons across multiple component examples and helpers, restructures documentation (moving component coverage guide, adding visualization utilities), introduces a new RadUIDemo landing component, updates core dependencies (adds lucide-react, upgrades Changes
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| (errorMessage.includes('[PostHog.js]') && errorMessage.includes('failed to load script')) || | ||
| (fullMessage.includes('failed to fetch') && (fullMessage.includes('posthog') || fullMessage.includes('posthog-js') || fullMessage.includes('posthog.com'))) || |
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In general, instead of checking whether a domain name appears anywhere within an arbitrary string (which could be part of a path or query of some other URL), you should extract hostnames from any URLs in the string and compare those hostnames against an allow‑list. For this case, the goal is simply to decide whether an error is likely to be PostHog‑related; we can preserve that behavior while avoiding substring URL checks by parsing any URLs we see and checking their hostname against posthog.com or known PostHog subdomains.
The minimal change here is to replace the fullMessage.includes('posthog.com') part of the condition with a helper that scans fullMessage for URLs, parses them using the standard URL constructor, and returns true if any parsed hostname equals posthog.com or ends with .posthog.com. That keeps the intent ("errors involving PostHog network endpoints") but avoids the incomplete substring sanitization pattern. Concretely, inside PostHogProvider we can define a small hasPosthogHost(fullMessage: string): boolean function, use a simple regex to find potential URLs, safely parse them in a try/catch, and then change line 30 from fullMessage.includes('posthog.com') to hasPosthogHost(fullMessage). No new imports are needed; URL is available in modern browsers and Next.js environments.
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- Add a helper function near the top of the
PostHogProvidercomponent (beforeuseEffect) that:- Uses a regex like
/https?:\/\/[^\s)"]+/gto find URL‑like substrings in the message. - For each match, does
new URL(match)and checksurl.hostname === 'posthog.com' || url.hostname.endsWith('.posthog.com'). - Returns
trueif any match passes;falseotherwise.
- Uses a regex like
- Update the
isPostHogErrorexpression so that the third clause on line 30 becomeshasPosthogHost(fullMessage)instead offullMessage.includes('posthog.com').
This keeps the logic functionally similar while addressing CodeQL’s concern.
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| const hostname = url.hostname.toLowerCase() | ||
| if (hostname === "posthog.com" || hostname.endsWith(".posthog.com")) { | ||
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| export function PostHogProvider({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) { | ||
| // Early return if no API key - prevents any PostHog code from running | ||
| const hasPostHogKey = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_POSTHOG_KEY && | ||
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| // Be more lenient with pattern matching to catch all variations | ||
| const isPostHogError = | ||
| (errorMessage.includes('[PostHog.js]') && errorMessage.includes('failed to load script')) || | ||
| (fullMessage.includes('failed to fetch') && (fullMessage.includes('posthog') || fullMessage.includes('posthog-js') || fullMessage.includes('posthog.com'))) || | ||
| (fullMessage.includes('failed to fetch') && (fullMessage.includes('posthog') || fullMessage.includes('posthog-js') || hasPosthogHost(fullMessage))) || | ||
| (errorMessage.includes('TypeError') && errorMessage.includes('Failed to fetch') && (stackTrace.includes('posthog') || stackTrace.includes('posthog-js'))) || | ||
| // Catch fetch errors from PostHog module (webpack-internal path includes posthog-js) | ||
| (errorMessage.includes('TypeError') && errorMessage.includes('Failed to fetch') && stackTrace.includes('webpack-internal') && stackTrace.includes('posthog-js')) || |
| // Catch PostHog-related fetch errors in promise rejections | ||
| const lowerError = fullError.toLowerCase() | ||
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docs/app/docs/components/callout/examples/CalloutVariants.tsx (1)
19-19: Remove debug console.log statement.Line 19 contains a
console.log(variant)statement that appears to be debug code. This should be removed before merging.🔎 Proposed fix
<div className="flex items-center gap-4"> {calloutVariants.map((variant,idx) => { - console.log(variant); return <span key={idx}>
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docs/app/landingComponents/MusicAppPlayerDemo.js (2)
38-48: Consider using thesizeprop for more concise icon sizing.The current wrapper div approach works but lucide-react icons support a
sizeprop that can simplify the markup. Based on the pattern used inDocumentation.js, you could refactor this to:<LeftArrow size={24} className="text-gray-900" />And for the right-side icons:
<ShuffleIcon size={18} /> <ThreeDots size={18} />This eliminates the need for wrapper divs while achieving the same visual result.
🔎 Proposed refactor
<div className='flex justify-between items-center'> - <div className='text-gray-900 w-6 h-6'> - <LeftArrow className="w-full h-full" /> - </div> + <LeftArrow size={24} className="text-gray-900" /> <div> <div className='text-green-900 flex items-center space-x-2'> - <div className="w-[18px] h-[18px]"> - <ShuffleIcon className="w-full h-full" /> - </div> - <div className="w-[18px] h-[18px]"> - <ThreeDots className="w-full h-full" /> - </div> + <ShuffleIcon size={18} /> + <ThreeDots size={18} /> </div> </div> </div>
63-63: Remove trailing semicolon after JSX element.The semicolon after
<MusicBars />is unnecessary in JSX context.🔎 Proposed fix
- <MusicBars />; + <MusicBars />docs/app/showcase/music-app/helpers/sections/PlaylistHero.tsx (1)
71-71: Consider adding explicit size constraints to the RightArrow icon for consistency.Unlike other icons in this showcase (MusicPlayer and MusicSidebar use 18x18 constrained icons), this icon has no explicit size classes. While the Button component may handle sizing automatically, adding explicit size classes (e.g.,
size={18}orclassName="w-4 h-4") would ensure consistency across the music app showcase.🔎 Suggested approach for consistent icon sizing
- <Button variant="solid" className="space-x-2"> <span>Play Now</span> <RightArrow /> </Button> + <Button variant="solid" className="space-x-2"> <span>Play Now</span> <RightArrow size={18} /> </Button>docs/app/showcase/music-app/helpers/MusicPlayer.tsx (1)
21-22: Consider simplifying the nested div structure.The nested wrapper div on line 22 could be eliminated by applying
w-full h-fulldirectly to the children components, reducing DOM depth.🔎 Alternative approach without nested div
If the children icons support className props, you could pass the size classes directly:
const IconContainerSmall: any = ({ children }: any) => { return ( - <div className='text-gray-1000 hover:text-purple-900 cursor-pointer flex items-center justify-center' style={{ height: 18, width: 18 }}> - <div className="w-full h-full">{children}</div> - </div> + <div className='text-gray-1000 hover:text-purple-900 cursor-pointer flex items-center justify-center' style={{ height: 18, width: 18 }}> + {React.cloneElement(children, { className: "w-full h-full" })} + </div> ); }Note: This assumes children is a single React element. Keep the current approach if that's not guaranteed.
docs/app/showcase/music-app/helpers/MusicSidebar.js (1)
10-12: Consider simplifying the nested div structure.Similar to MusicPlayer.tsx, this nested wrapper adds DOM depth. If icon components accept className props, you could pass size classes directly to reduce nesting.
🔎 Alternative approach without nested div
const MenuItem = ({children, label="", active=false}) => { const DIMENSIONS = 18; return <div className={`flex items-center space-x-2 cursor-pointer`}> <div className='flex items-center space-x-2'> - <div className='flex-none' style={{width:DIMENSIONS, height:DIMENSIONS}}> - <div className="w-full h-full">{children}</div> - </div> + <div className='flex-none' style={{width:DIMENSIONS, height:DIMENSIONS}}> + {React.cloneElement(children, { className: "w-full h-full" })} + </div> <Text className={`${active?'!font-medium text-gray-1000':'font-light text-gray-900 hover:text-gray-1000 !hover:font-medium'}`}>{label}</Text> </div> </div> }Note: This assumes children is a single React element.
docs/components/layout/Documentation/helpers/ComponentFeatures/ComponentFeatures.js (1)
6-24: Replace custom TickIcon with lucide-react Check for consistency.The codebase uses lucide-react icons throughout docs components (e.g., Copy.js). Replace the custom SVG TickIcon (lines 6-8) with lucide-react's
Checkicon to maintain consistency and reduce custom code. The proposed migration is straightforward and the reduced container size (16px) withp-1padding provides adequate spacing for the icon.docs/app/globals.scss (1)
138-144: Acknowledge technical debt - track the TODO.The scrollbar hiding logic is a temporary workaround, as indicated by the comment. This should ideally be handled within the ScrollArea component in the library itself.
Consider creating a tracking issue for this TODO to ensure it gets addressed in a future update. Would you like me to help draft an issue description for moving this functionality to the
@radui/uiScrollArea component?docs/components/Copy.js (1)
23-29: Consider simplifying the TickIcon wrapper.The
TickIconfunction creates a wrapper div just to render theCheckicon. Since you're already wrapping icons in divs at the usage site (lines 36-40), this wrapper function adds an unnecessary layer.🔎 Proposed simplification
- const TickIcon = () => { - return ( - <div className="w-4 h-4"> - <Check className="w-full h-full" /> - </div> - ); - }; - return ( <span className = "flex items-center"> <button onClick={handleCopy} className=" m-0.5 mr-0 ml-2 px-1.5 py-1.5 border border-blue-400 hover:border-blue-500 text-sm font-bold rounded text-blue-900 hover:text-blue-900 bg-blue-100 hover:bg-blue-300"> - {isCopied ? <TickIcon /> : ( + {isCopied ? ( + <div className="w-4 h-4"> + <Check className="w-full h-full" /> + </div> + ) : ( <div className="w-4 h-4"> <CopyIcon className="w-full h-full" /> </div> )}docs/components/utility/Ruler/index.js (1)
5-7: Consider documenting thelengthprop behavior.The
lengthprop only recognizes 'full' as a special value; any other value results in no length modifier. This might be confusing for users. Consider either:
- Adding JSDoc to document this behavior
- Supporting more values like 'auto', 'fit-content', etc.
- Using a boolean
fullLengthprop insteaddocs/app/landingComponents/RadUIDemo.js (2)
138-141: Inconsistent icon usage: inline SVGs instead of lucide-react.This PR systematically replaces inline SVGs with lucide-react icons across multiple files (Copy.js, Documentation.js, CalloutVariants.tsx, etc.), but this new component introduces several inline SVG icons. For consistency and maintainability, consider using lucide-react icons here as well.
Examples of inline SVGs that could use lucide-react
- Lines 138-141: Info/help icon → could use
HelpCircleorInfofrom lucide-react- Lines 171-173: Info icon →
Infofrom lucide-react- Lines 183-185: Sparkles icon →
Sparklesfrom lucide-react- Lines 198-200: Checkmark icon →
CheckCircleorCheckfrom lucide-react- Lines 277-279, 284-286: Info and sparkles icons → lucide-react equivalents
- Line 294: Back arrow →
ChevronLeftfrom lucide-reactThis would align with the broader iconography standardization in the PR.
Also applies to: 171-173, 183-185, 198-200, 277-279, 284-286, 293-295
15-376: Consider extracting sub-components to improve maintainability.This 376-line component contains multiple distinct UI sections (payment form, team members, compute settings, survey, etc.). Extracting these into smaller, focused components would improve:
- Reusability across the docs site
- Testability of individual sections
- Code organization and maintainability
Example sections that could be extracted:
- PaymentMethodCard (lines 34-74)
- BillingAddressCard (lines 77-89)
- TeamMembersCard (lines 106-123)
- ComputeEnvironmentCard (lines 209-228)
- SurveyCard (lines 330-359)
docs/app/landingComponents/HeroSection.js (1)
7-7: Unused import: RadUIDemo is imported but not rendered.The
RadUIDemocomponent is imported on Line 7 but its usage is commented out (lines 160-165). This creates an unused import warning. Consider either:
- Uncommenting the demo if it's ready for production
- Removing the import until the component is actually needed
- Adding a comment explaining why it's imported but not used
Also applies to: 160-165
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📚 Learning: 2024-11-24T06:43:42.194Z
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Learning: In the `TogglePrimitive` component (`src/core/primitives/Toggle/index.tsx`), when the component becomes controlled, it's acceptable to not sync the internal `isPressed` state with the external `pressed` prop.
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docs/app/docs/components/alert-dialog/docs/example_1.tsx (1)
docs/app/docs/components/alert-dialog/docs/anatomy.tsx (1)
AlertDialog(3-18)
docs/components/layout/Documentation/helpers/ComponentHero/ComponentHero.js (1)
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LeftArrow(15-17)
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docs/components/PostHogProvider.tsx
[failure] 30-30: Incomplete URL substring sanitization
'posthog.com' can be anywhere in the URL, and arbitrary hosts may come before or after it.
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'posthog.com' can be anywhere in the URL, and arbitrary hosts may come before or after it.
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🔇 Additional comments (29)
docs/app/docs/components/blockquote/examples/BlockQuoteExample.tsx (1)
6-6: LGTM: Typographic simplification applied.The change from em dash (—) to hyphen (-) simplifies the attribution separator. Both are acceptable, and the hyphen is more web-friendly and consistent with the updates across other BlockQuote examples in this PR.
docs/app/docs/components/blockquote/examples/BlockQuoteColor.tsx (1)
9-9: LGTM: Consistent typographic update.The punctuation change from em dash to hyphen aligns with the other BlockQuote examples updated in this PR, maintaining consistency across the documentation.
docs/app/docs/components/blockquote/examples/BlockQuoteSizes.tsx (1)
10-10: LGTM: Consistent punctuation update.The change from em dash to hyphen maintains consistency with the other BlockQuote documentation examples updated in this PR.
docs/app/landingComponents/MusicAppPlayerDemo.js (1)
13-13: LGTM! Good migration to lucide-react.The import of lucide-react icons standardizes icon usage across the documentation and reduces maintenance overhead compared to custom SVG components.
docs/components/PostHogProvider.tsx (2)
108-125: LGTM on cleanup and conditional rendering.The cleanup function correctly:
- Clears the initialization timeout
- Restores the original
console.error- Removes the unhandled rejection listener
The conditional rendering appropriately returns children without the provider when no valid API key exists.
75-106: Thedefaultsconfiguration option is valid and correctly formatted.The
defaultsoption accepts a date string (such as '2025-11-30') for a configuration snapshot to initialize PostHog. Your implementation using'2025-05-24'is correct.The
setTimeout(..., 0)pattern to defer initialization is a pragmatic approach and PostHog handles uninitialized state internally, so this should function as intended.docs/app/showcase/music-app/helpers/MusicPlayer.tsx (2)
32-32: LGTM - Appropriate sizing for PlayIcon.The
w-full h-fullclasses ensure the icon properly fills the 48x48 PlayButton container.
6-6: All requested icons are valid exports from lucide-react version 0.562.0.StepBack can be imported from lucide-react, StepForward is available, and Play can be imported from lucide-react. The icon names are correct.
docs/app/showcase/music-app/helpers/sections/PlaylistHero.tsx (1)
9-9: The import statement is correct. lucide-react exports the ArrowRight icon, so no changes are needed.docs/app/showcase/music-app/helpers/MusicSidebar.js (1)
1-1: Verify the correct icon name for the Disc icon.lucide-react exports Home, Rocket, and Music icons. However, the Disc icon name requires clarification. Lucide provides icon variants like Disc3, but no explicit confirmation was found for importing a plain "Disc" icon from lucide-react. Consider verifying the correct icon name (e.g., Disc3, Disc2) for your use case. Additionally, verify that using Music aliased as RowsIcon aligns with its visual representation.
docs/app/docs/components/toggle-group/docs/toggle-group-example-basic.tsx (2)
10-13: Icon usage looks correct.The lucide-react icons are properly used as JSX elements in the items array. Note that these icons default to 24x24px; if the previous custom SVG icons had different dimensions, you may want to verify the visual appearance remains consistent.
6-6: Verify icon names exist in lucide-react v0.562.0 before importing.The import references
Frame,Crop,Layers, andColumnsicons from lucide-react. While Layers can be imported from lucide-react, verify thatFrameandColumnsare valid, importable icon names in the current version (^0.562.0 specified in docs/package.json). The GitHub lucide-icons repository documents that some icon names have import restrictions; confirm all four icons are available before merging.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
docs/package.json (2)
31-31: LGTM - Lucide React addition supports icon migration.The addition of
lucide-reactas a dependency aligns well with the PR's objective to modernize documentation examples by replacing custom SVG icons with standardized icon library components.
18-18: Review the @radui/ui v0.1.9 release notes for breaking changes.The
@radui/uipackage has been updated from^0.0.47to^0.1.9. Without publicly available release notes for this version, verify that component APIs used in the documentation (Button, Badge, Heading, Text, Link, Tooltip, Card, ScrollArea, Table, Tabs, Dialog, Theme, etc.) remain compatible with v0.1.9.docs/app/docs/components/alert-dialog/docs/example_1.tsx (1)
20-27: LGTM - Improved button alignment.Wrapping the action buttons in a flex container with
justify-endandgap-2provides better visual alignment, following common dialog pattern conventions.docs/app/docs/components/toggle/docs/toggle-example-basic.tsx (1)
6-6: LGTM - Icon migration to lucide-react.The migration from inline SVG to the lucide-react
Powericon is consistent with the PR's objective to standardize icon usage across documentation. Thew-full h-fullclasses ensure the icon properly fills its container.Also applies to: 12-12
docs/app/docs/components/aspect-ratio/page.mdx (1)
15-48: LGTM - Enhanced documentation with visual rulers.The addition of ruler components around the AspectRatio example effectively demonstrates the dimensional constraints and provides clear visual context for the 4:3 aspect ratio. The layout is well-structured with clear comments and consistent spacing.
docs/components/layout/Documentation/helpers/CodeBlock.js (1)
87-87: LGTM - Improved scroll behavior for collapsed code blocks.The changes improve the user experience by:
- Preventing overflow scrolling when the code block is collapsed (Line 87)
- Only showing the scrollbar when the code block is expanded (Lines 95-99)
This makes the "Show more" button more purposeful by requiring users to expand the code block to access content beyond the initial 180px height.
Also applies to: 95-99
docs/app/docs/components/tooltip/docs/examples/tooltip_example1.tsx (1)
8-13: LGTM - Simplified example structure.The removal of unnecessary wrapper components (Card, Text) makes this example clearer and more focused on the Tooltip component itself. The inline styling on
Tooltip.Contentensures proper visibility.Note: The
z-[9999]value is quite high but acceptable for a documentation example to ensure the tooltip appears above all other content.docs/components/layout/Documentation/helpers/ComponentHero/ComponentHero.js (1)
10-10: LGTM! Good API enhancement.The addition of the
asprop with a sensible default enables flexible heading hierarchy control while maintaining backward compatibility. The conditional margin application based on title presence prevents unnecessary spacing.Also applies to: 34-35
docs/app/docs/contributing/component-maturity-rubric/page.mdx (1)
23-26: LGTM! Cleaner documentation format.Removing emoji prefixes from the maturity level labels improves professionalism and accessibility. The text-based format is clearer and more suitable for technical documentation.
docs/app/docs/components/callout/examples/CalloutVariants.tsx (1)
5-5: LGTM! Icon migration aligns with PR standards.The replacement of the local BookmarkIcon with lucide-react's
AlertCircleis consistent with the iconography standardization across this PR and follows the same sizing pattern (className="w-full h-full") used in other migrated files.Also applies to: 23-23
docs/components/layout/Documentation/Documentation.js (1)
6-6: LGTM! Clean icon migration to lucide-react.The replacement of inline SVG arrow icons with lucide-react's
ChevronLeftandChevronRightcomponents is clean and consistent with the broader iconography standardization effort in this PR. The explicitsize={18}prop maintains the original icon dimensions.Also applies to: 15-21
docs/components/layout/Documentation/helpers/DocsTable.js (1)
8-12: LGTM: Clean icon migration with proper accessibility.The replacement of the inline SVG with lucide-react's
Infocomponent is well-executed. The semantic naming is clear, and thearia-hidden="true"attribute correctly marks the icon as decorative since it's wrapped in an accessible Button within a Tooltip trigger.docs/components/layout/Documentation/utils.js (1)
2-2: LGTM: Semantically correct icon migration.The replacement of the inline SVG with lucide-react's
Linkcomponent is clean and semantically appropriate. The icon accurately represents the link functionality, and thesizeprop provides clear sizing control.Also applies to: 33-33
docs/app/docs/contributing/component-coverage/CoverageIcons.js (1)
1-10: LGTM: Well-structured icon components with semantic naming.This new module provides clean, reusable icon components for the coverage matrix. The naming is semantically clear, and the color-coding effectively communicates status and priority levels. The consistent sizing and styling pattern makes the code maintainable.
docs/app/docs/layout.tsx (1)
74-84: LGTM: Improved spacing and content structure.The layout adjustments enhance readability by increasing the gap from
gap-1togap-2and restructuring the Discord invitation text. The changes improve the visual hierarchy without affecting functionality.docs/app/docs/contributing/component-coverage/page.mdx (2)
2-2: LGTM: Effective migration to icon components.The systematic replacement of text/emoji indicators with the
CoverageIconscomponents significantly improves visual consistency and maintainability. Using dedicated React components instead of raw Unicode characters makes the table easier to update and ensures consistent rendering across different platforms and fonts.Also applies to: 102-157
95-97: Clear communication about placeholder status.Adding the "[Sample]" suffix and explanatory note transparently communicates that this table is a work in progress. This manages expectations well while still providing valuable comparison data.
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Misleading icon alias: AlertCircle imported as BookmarkIcon.
Same issue as in CalloutSizes.tsx—the AlertCircle icon is semantically a warning/error indicator, not a bookmark. The alias creates confusion about what icon is actually being displayed.
🔎 Proposed fix
-import { AlertCircle as BookmarkIcon } from 'lucide-react';
+import { AlertCircle } from 'lucide-react';- <BookmarkIcon className="w-full h-full" />
+ <AlertCircle className="w-full h-full" />Also applies to: 12-12
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In docs/app/docs/components/callout/examples/CalloutColor.tsx around lines 3 and
12, the code imports AlertCircle but aliases it as BookmarkIcon which is
misleading; change the alias to a name matching the actual icon (e.g.,
AlertCircleIcon or AlertIcon) and update any usages in the file to use that new,
semantically correct identifier so the icon name matches its visual meaning.
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Remove misleading icon alias in Callout examples.
The AlertCircle icon is semantically incorrect as BookmarkIcon and should use its proper name. This pattern appears in multiple example files: CalloutExample.tsx, CalloutSizes.tsx, CalloutVariants.tsx, and CalloutColor.tsx.
Additionally, docs/app/docs/components/callout/page.mdx has a broken import attempting to import BookmarkIcon from ./docs/codeUsage, but this file does not export it.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In docs/app/docs/components/callout/examples/CalloutExample.tsx around line 4,
the import aliases AlertCircle as BookmarkIcon are misleading; replace the alias
with the actual icon name (import { AlertCircle } from 'lucide-react') or import
the intended bookmark icon (e.g., import { Bookmark } from 'lucide-react') so
the symbol name matches its semantics; apply the same fix to CalloutSizes.tsx,
CalloutVariants.tsx, and CalloutColor.tsx, and in
docs/app/docs/components/callout/page.mdx remove or correct the broken import of
BookmarkIcon from ./docs/codeUsage (either export BookmarkIcon from that file or
import the correct icon directly from lucide-react).
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Misleading icon alias: AlertCircle imported as BookmarkIcon.
The AlertCircle icon from lucide-react represents warnings/errors, not bookmarks. Aliasing it as BookmarkIcon creates confusion for developers reading the code. Consider either using a semantically appropriate icon or renaming the variable to reflect the actual icon being used (e.g., AlertIcon or WarningIcon).
🔎 Proposed fix
-import { AlertCircle as BookmarkIcon } from 'lucide-react';
+import { AlertCircle } from 'lucide-react';- <BookmarkIcon className="w-full h-full" />
+ <AlertCircle className="w-full h-full" />Also applies to: 15-15
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In docs/app/docs/components/callout/examples/CalloutSizes.tsx around lines 3 and
15, the file imports AlertCircle from lucide-react but aliases it as
BookmarkIcon which is misleading; update the import alias to a semantically
correct name (e.g., AlertIcon or WarningIcon) or replace the import with an
actual bookmark icon from lucide-react if a bookmark is intended, and then
update any usages to match the new identifier.
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Fix hyphenation for compound adjective.
The phrase "real world confidence" should be hyphenated as "real-world confidence" when used as a compound adjective modifying a noun.
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In docs/app/docs/contributing/component-maturity-rubric/page.mdx around line 24,
the phrase "real world confidence" is missing a hyphen when used as a compound
adjective; update the text to "real-world confidence" so the compound modifier
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Misleading icon alias: Wrench imported as BookmarkIcon.
While the Wrench icon is semantically appropriate for the "Under Construction" context, aliasing it as BookmarkIcon creates confusion. The variable name should reflect the actual icon being used.
🔎 Proposed fix
-import { Wrench as BookmarkIcon } from 'lucide-react';
+import { Wrench } from 'lucide-react';- <BookmarkIcon className="w-full h-full" />
+ <Wrench className="w-full h-full" />Also applies to: 72-72
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In docs/app/docs/layout.tsx around lines 21 and 72, the lucide-react import
aliases the Wrench icon as BookmarkIcon which is misleading; rename the alias to
a descriptive name (e.g., WrenchIcon or UnderConstructionIcon) in both import
statements and update all local usages of BookmarkIcon to the new name so the
variable accurately reflects the actual icon being used.
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| <Text className="text-sm text-gray-900 mb-1">Name on Card</Text> | ||
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Accessibility: Plain HTML inputs lack proper labeling.
Multiple native HTML inputs (<input>, <textarea>, <select>) are not properly associated with their labels. While Text components provide visual labels, they're not semantically linked via htmlFor/id or by wrapping the input. This impacts screen reader users.
🔎 Recommended pattern
Current pattern (Lines 40-42):
<Text className="text-sm text-gray-900 mb-1">Name on Card</Text>
<input type="text" placeholder="Alex Johnson" className="..." />Better approach:
<label htmlFor="card-name">
<Text className="text-sm text-gray-900 mb-1">Name on Card</Text>
</label>
<input id="card-name" type="text" placeholder="Alex Johnson" className="..." />Or wrap with label:
<label>
<Text className="text-sm text-gray-900 mb-1">Name on Card</Text>
<input type="text" placeholder="Alex Johnson" className="..." />
</label>This applies to inputs on lines 41, 45, 51-67, 71, 94, 136, 149-157, 163, 169, 179.
Also applies to: 45-45, 51-67, 71-71, 81-86, 94-94, 136-136, 149-157, 163-163, 169-169, 179-179
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In docs/app/landingComponents/RadUIDemo.js around lines
41,45,51-67,71,81-86,94,136,149-157,163,169 and 179, several native inputs,
textareas and selects are visually labeled by Text components but not
semantically associated; update each control to either wrap it with a <label> or
add a unique id on the input and an htmlFor on the corresponding Text-wrapped
label so screen readers can associate labels with controls, ensure ids are
unique and preserved if generated, and keep existing classes/styles intact;
apply the same pattern for all listed lines (including select/textarea) and
verify no visual layout changes.
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Apply suppressHydrationWarning more specifically or investigate root cause.
The suppressHydrationWarning on the <body> element is overly broad. The body itself has only static attributes; dark mode state is managed client-side in the Main component and applied to a nested <div> (line 33 of docs/components/Main/Main.js), not the body element.
If hydration warnings occur, they likely originate from the Theme component or client-side state initialization within Main, not the body element itself. Either:
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suppressHydrationWarningfrom body and apply it to the specific element causing warnings (the theme wrapper div in Main), or - Investigate and fix the root cause of hydration mismatches rather than suppressing them globally
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In docs/app/layout.js around line 142, suppressHydrationWarning is applied too
broadly to the <body> even though the dynamic dark-mode state is applied in
docs/components/Main/Main.js (around its theme wrapper div); remove
suppressHydrationWarning from the body and instead add it to the specific
element that actually mounts/hydrates differently (the theme wrapper div in
Main), or alternatively remove the suppression and fix the Theme/Main
client-side initialization so SSR and client render match (ensure same initial
class/state on server and client).
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Overly broad error suppression may hide legitimate issues.
Line 58 suppresses any unhandled rejection containing the substring "posthog" or "posthog-js", regardless of whether it's actually a PostHog fetch error. This could mask legitimate application errors that happen to reference PostHog (e.g., errors in code that processes PostHog data, or errors with "posthog" in the stack trace from unrelated causes).
Consider removing this overly broad condition and relying only on the more specific checks:
🔎 Proposed fix
if (
(lowerError.includes('failed to fetch') && (lowerError.includes('posthog') || lowerError.includes('posthog-js') || lowerError.includes('posthog.com'))) ||
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// Catch fetch errors from PostHog module (webpack-internal path includes posthog-js)
(lowerError.includes('typeerror') && lowerError.includes('failed to fetch') && lowerError.includes('webpack-internal') && lowerError.includes('posthog-js')) ||
// Catch any fetch error during PostHog initialization
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In docs/components/PostHogProvider.tsx around lines 56 to 66, remove the overly
broad branch that suppresses any unhandled rejection containing "posthog" or
"posthog-js" and instead restrict suppression to explicit network/fetch
initialization failures: only call event.preventDefault() when the error
message/stack clearly indicates a network "failed to fetch" TypeError
originating from PostHog initialization or the posthog-js module (e.g., check
for "failed to fetch" plus "posthog-js" in webpack-internal paths or
"PostHogProvider" in the stack/message). Keep other checks (the specific "failed
to fetch" + module/init contexts) and add a fallback to log the error rather
than silencing it for any other cases.
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Misleading comment: line is solid, not dotted.
The comment on Line 18 says "Dotted line" but the implementation uses a solid background (bg-gray-600) without any dotted or dashed styling. Either update the comment to reflect the actual styling or apply appropriate border styles if a dotted appearance is intended.
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Option 1: Update comment to match current implementation
- {/* Dotted line */}
+ {/* Line */}
<div
className={`flex-1 bg-gray-600 ${isHorizontal ? 'h-[1px]' : 'w-[1px]'}`}
/>Option 2: Implement actual dotted styling
{/* Dotted line */}
<div
- className={`flex-1 bg-gray-600 ${isHorizontal ? 'h-[1px]' : 'w-[1px]'}`}
+ className={`flex-1 ${isHorizontal ? 'border-t border-dotted border-gray-600' : 'border-l border-dotted border-gray-600'}`}
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In docs/components/utility/Ruler/index.js around lines 18 to 21, the inline
comment says "Dotted line" but the element is rendered as a solid line
(bg-gray-600) — either update the comment to "Solid line" or change the styling
to a dotted/dashed appearance; to fix, choose one: (a) replace the comment with
a correct description like "Solid line" to match current bg class, or (b) change
the element styling to use a dotted/dashed border (for example replace the
background-based approach with appropriate border classes and conditional sizing
for horizontal/vertical) so the visual matches the "Dotted line" comment.
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