Notebook card #2
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Pull Request Overview
This PR introduces a new "Notebook Card" component to the postmaker.dev application, following the established pattern for creating social media card editors. The implementation adds a notebook-style checklist card that mimics the appearance of handwritten notes on lined paper with checkboxes.
Key changes:
- Adds new NotebookPreview component with notebook-style design and checklist functionality
- Creates NotebookEditor component with tabbed interface for editing notebook cards
- Updates main page to include the new notebook card tab alongside existing card types
Reviewed Changes
Copilot reviewed 21 out of 22 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.
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| File | Description |
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| packages/ui/src/notebookcard-preview/notebook-preview.tsx | New preview component implementing notebook card with checklist items and notebook styling |
| packages/ui/src/notebookcard-preview/notebook-preview.style.css | Styles for notebook appearance including lined paper background and spiral binding |
| apps/web/components/notebook-editor.tsx | New editor component providing controls for customizing notebook card content and appearance |
| apps/web/app/page.tsx | Updated to add notebook card tab and routing functionality |
| Multiple UI component files | New reusable UI components (tabs, input, slider, etc.) and utility functions |
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| <CardContainer | ||
| className={`${className} bg-violet-500`} |
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Hard-coded Tailwind class 'bg-violet-500' should be moved to a configurable prop or CSS variable to maintain consistency with the theming system used in other components.
| className={`${className} bg-violet-500`} | |
| className={`${className} ${backgroundClassName}`} |
| max={max} | ||
| name={keyName} | ||
| value={[value]} | ||
| onValueChange={(val) => setStateValue(keyName, val)} |
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The slider component expects a single value but receives an array. The onValueChange should extract the first element: onValueChange={(val) => setStateValue(keyName, val[0])}
| onValueChange={(val) => setStateValue(keyName, val)} | |
| onValueChange={(val) => setStateValue(keyName, val[0])} |
| {/* timestamp */} | ||
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| keyName="postTimestamp" | ||
| value={new Date(postTimestamp).toISOString().slice(0, 16)} |
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[nitpick] The datetime-local input handling could be simplified and made more robust. Consider creating a helper function to handle datetime string formatting and parsing to avoid inline date manipulation.
| value={new Date(postTimestamp).toISOString().slice(0, 16)} | |
| value={formatDatetimeLocal(postTimestamp)} |
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@Khalidnoori568 please resolve conflict |
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