making piano notes highlightable

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced piano keyboard component with dynamic highlighting of chord patterns
  • Added visual representation of chord notes on piano keyboard in chord details view

• Improvements

  • Implemented interactive piano key rendering based on musical context
  • Added optional pattern and root note props to piano keyboard components

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces enhancements to the ChordDetail and PianoKeyboard components, focusing on integrating a visual piano keyboard representation for chord details. The changes involve importing the PianoKeyboard component into ChordDetail.tsx and updating the PianoKeyboard.tsx file to support optional pattern and root note props, enabling more interactive and contextual key highlighting.

Changes

File	Change Summary
components/ChordBank/ChordDetail.tsx	Added import for PianoKeyboard and rendered it alongside Grid for each note, passing pattern and rootNote props
components/PianoKeyboard.tsx	Updated PianoKeyProps and PianoKeyboard interfaces to include optional pattern and rootNote props, added conditional key highlighting logic

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant ChordDetail
    participant PianoKeyboard
    participant PianoKey
    
    ChordDetail->>PianoKeyboard: Render with chord pattern
    PianoKeyboard->>PianoKey: Pass pattern and root note
    PianoKey-->>PianoKey: Conditionally highlight keys

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Possibly Related PRs

• Adding a basic piano display #10: Introduces the PianoKeyboard component
• modified the keyboard to highlight the keys #11: Modifies the PianoKeyboard component's functionality and structure

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Chords dancing softly in musical might
Patterns emerge, keys glow with grace
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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

components/PianoKeyboard.tsx (1)

39-41: Consider externalizing styling
Inline styles for transitions can sometimes reduce maintainability. Using a CSS or styled-components approach may help keep styles more organized.

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📒 Files selected for processing (2)

• components/ChordBank/ChordDetail.tsx (2 hunks)
• components/PianoKeyboard.tsx (3 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (9)

components/ChordBank/ChordDetail.tsx (2)

5-5: Great import of the PianoKeyboard component
No issues with adding this new import.

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28-31: Consider validating note.alias before using parseInt
If note.alias is not guaranteed to be numeric, parseInt(note.alias) may produce NaN. Consider adding a defensive check or a fallback.

components/PianoKeyboard.tsx (7)

3-4: Utilize necessary type imports only
Ensure that both Note and Interval are required for the updated logic. If so, this import is good.

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9-10: Good introduction of optional props
Adding pattern?: Interval and rootNote?: number makes the component more flexible.

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13-18: Well-structured React component signature
The destructuring of pattern and rootNote is clear and consistent with the new interface.

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21-26: Logical highlight determination
Conditionally calling getNoteHighlight only when pattern and rootNote are provided is a sensible approach to avoid errors.

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49-52: New PianoKeyboardProps interface
Optional pattern and rootNote props align well with the usage in PianoKey.

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54-54: Keyboard component structure looks good
The functional approach to generating keys and referencing them within the component is clean and readable.

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77-83: Synchronized prop passing to PianoKey
Passing pattern and rootNote to each PianoKey ensures consistent highlight logic across all keys.