Refactored menu logic #18
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces a comprehensive refactoring of the Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Menu
participant DropdownContainer
participant DropdownButton
User->>Menu: Interact with Dropdown
Menu->>DropdownContainer: Toggle Dropdown
DropdownContainer-->>Menu: Update Open Dropdown State
Menu->>DropdownButton: Render Dropdown Options
User->>DropdownButton: Select Option
DropdownButton->>Menu: Update Preference
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🧹 Nitpick comments (9)
components/Menu.tsx (9)
23-55: Consider adding accessibility attributes to the dropdown button
It’s a best practice to includearia-haspopup="true"andaria-expanded={isOpen}for screen readers.<button + aria-haspopup="true" + aria-expanded={isOpen} onClick={onClick} className="px-4 py-2 text-sm bg-zinc-800 text-zinc-100 rounded-md hover:bg-zinc-700 transition-colors duration-200 flex items-center gap-2" >
57-59: Optionally specify a semantic role
To increase accessibility, consider addingrole="menu"or similar on this container, since it holds interactive menu items.<div className="absolute right-0 mt-2 py-2 w-48 bg-zinc-800 rounded-md shadow-lg" + role="menu" >
63-81: DropdownOption accessibility
As these are effectively menu items, addingrole="menuitem"or equivalent may help screen readers navigate.<button + role="menuitem" onClick={onClick} className={`w-full text-left px-4 py-2 text-sm ${ isSelected ? "bg-zinc-700 text-white" : "text-zinc-300 hover:bg-zinc-700 hover:text-white" } transition-colors duration-200`} >
85-94: Validate fallback cases
getLayoutLabelandgetInstrumentLabelwork fine with known union types. If you ever extend them, ensure that unrecognized inputs have a defined fallback label.
170-201: Instruments dropdown repetition
Multiple dropdown sections share similar logic. You might refactor them into a single reusable dropdown component for simpler scaling.
204-223: Guitar frets dropdown
Same pattern can be consolidated, especially if you plan to add more stringed instruments or fret-based logic in the future.
226-245: Ukulele frets dropdown
This closely mirrors the guitar frets block. Exposing a shared dropdown generator function could reduce repetitive code.
248-267: Octaves dropdown has repeated logic
Like the frets dropdowns, consider abstracting to minimize repetitive patterns in the codebase.
270-289: Grid width dropdown
This is also structured the same way. If your UI flows or naming evolve, a single reusable dropdown component would be easier to maintain.
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components/Menu.tsx (7)
5-5: Import usage looks good
No issues with importing GridWidth and Instrument here. Everything is well-organized.
10-21: Centralized constants enhance maintainability
Defining all options in one CONSTANTS object improves clarity and ensures easier updates moving forward. Keep it up!
99-126: Dropdown toggling logic
The toggleDropdown function is straightforward and clear, though it has special handling for instruments. If new special cases emerge, consider centralizing them to reduce branching.
129-137: Sensible approach to preference updates
Using a generic function to update preferences is a clean approach, making the code easy to maintain.
149-167: Navigation links
Rendering navigation dynamically with CONSTANTS.NAV_LINKS is neat and makes adding future links simple.
294-299: Final render
Overall layout and top-level container appear properly structured. The top fixed bar is well implemented.
141-146: Check for potential confusion around onChange
In <input type="checkbox"> you have onChange={() => {}} because the actual toggle is in onClick. This works but might be confusing. Consider removing the empty onChange or clarifying it with a comment.
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Let me gather more context about the checkbox implementation.
Let me try a different approach to get the checkbox implementation.
Empty onChange handler is redundant and can be removed
The checkbox is wrapped in a DropdownOption component that handles the toggle via onClick. Since the actual state management is handled by the parent's click handler, the empty onChange handler on the checkbox is unnecessary and can be safely removed.
- Remove the
onChange={() => {}}from the checkbox input incomponents/Menu.tsx
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Refactor
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