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Setting up notes page + adding dark variations for content and Grid controller #26

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced Notes page with detailed educational content about musical notes
    • Improved content card styling with dark mode support
  • Style Updates

    • Updated link and background colors for better theme responsiveness
    • Added dark mode styling to various components
  • Improvements

    • More flexible grid component with optional visibility and width controls
    • Refined visual presentation of content across the application

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The pull request introduces significant changes to the NotesPage component, transforming it from a simple grid with musical instruments to an educational resource about musical notes. The changes involve restructuring the page's content, introducing ContentCard components, and utilizing a new NOTES constant to dynamically generate note-related information. Additionally, minor styling updates have been made to improve dark mode compatibility and visual presentation across various components.

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File Change Summary
app/notes/page.tsx - Renamed NotesHome to NotesPage
- Replaced instrument imports with ContentCard and NOTES
- Restructured page content to focus on educational note information
app/page.tsx - Updated anchor tag class names to support dark mode styling
components/ContentCard.tsx - Added dark mode background class dark:bg-gray-900
components/Grid.tsx - Extended GridProps interface with optional visible and width props
- Updated component to conditionally render grid based on new props

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    participant NotesPage
    participant ContentCard
    participant NOTES
    
    NotesPage->>NOTES: Import note constants
    NotesPage->>ContentCard: Create multiple cards
    ContentCard-->>NotesPage: Render note information
    NotesPage->>NotesPage: Apply styling and layout
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@leouofa leouofa merged commit b7f7f21 into main Jan 3, 2025
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app/notes/page.tsx (1)

101-119: Evidence of thoughtful user guidance in “Take Your Time.”

Encouraging practice and referencing muscle memory provides a helpful approach for beginners. If this instructional content grows significantly, consider extracting it into smaller subcomponents to keep the page maintainable.

components/Grid.tsx (2)

12-15: Introducing optional props in the interface.

Declaring visible?: boolean and width?: number offers flexibility in controlling the grid’s appearance and size externally. However, naming this field props within GridProps may be confusing since the entire function signature already receives props. Renaming it to options or config could clarify its purpose.


141-141: Straightforward styling for grid cells.

Providing a consistent border, padding, and color scheme helps the grid remain visually cohesive. If you plan on supporting more advanced styling, consider extracting these styles into a dedicated class or utility methods.

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app/notes/page.tsx (5)

1-3: Great import reorganization!

Replacing the instrument imports with ContentCard and NOTES aligns well with the new layout approach. This simplifies the code and keeps the focus on note-based learning rather than instrument components.


5-5: Renaming the component clarifies its purpose.

Renaming NotesHome to NotesPage makes the naming convention more intuitive for a Next.js route.


7-53: Effective use of a structured ContentCard for educational context.

This block introduces a clear and organized teaching layout for basic note concepts. Rendering note aliases from NOTES adds a dynamic element, ensuring easy expansion or modification of note definitions in the future.


55-79: Consistent demonstration of Sharps and Flats.

Displaying the natural vs. sharp notes side-by-side is an educational approach. The usage of a conditional class for the sharp notes (bg-black text-white) vs. natural notes (bg-white dark:text-gray-800) is a well-handled light/dark mode solution.


81-100: Integrating the Grid component effectively.

Using <Grid props={{ visible: true, width: 8 }} /> seamlessly shows the octave layout. The theming remains consistent with the rest of the page, highlighting how each note is visually represented.

components/ContentCard.tsx (1)

17-17: Good dark mode support.

Adding dark:bg-gray-900 and dark:text-gray-100 properly handles background and text color in dark mode. This straightforward approach preserves readability across themes.

components/Grid.tsx (3)

18-18: Signature expands to accept the new props field.

Ensuring props is destructured alongside pattern and rootNote maintains consistency in the parameter list. Just be mindful of overshadowing the generic term “props” in a React component context.


21-23: Smart fallback for visibility.

Using props?.visible ?? preferences.visibleInstruments.includes("grid") is a great approach to unify config-based and user-preference-based visibility. This pattern is clear and easy to maintain.


39-40: Horizontal width fallback is on point.

Similarly, props?.width ?? preferences.gridWidth allows external overrides while preserving user preferences. This design is flexible for different usage scenarios.

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