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feat(web): layer style node system #1143

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@mkumbobeaty mkumbobeaty commented Sep 17, 2024

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https://www.notion.so/eukarya/New-layers-style-SBL-s-076439dcb47a4aff9f35d275ff66a47c?pvs=4#3ae5784c8dc04dcdbfc025fb29d3cbdb

What I've done

  • Implement the node system
    • Design the interface of Node
    • Make categories of Nodes
    • Make nested menu on New Node button base on the categorise
    • implement free nodes as example in each category

What I haven't done

  • Conditional tab has only UI but the functionalities will be implemented in next step

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  • New Features

    • Introduced multiple components for managing layer styles, including ConditionalTab, ExpressionTab, and various node components for height, color, and visibility settings.
    • Added a popup menu for creating new nodes in the layer style panel.
    • Enhanced the editor with new functionalities for managing conditions and expressions visually.
  • Improvements

    • Improved user interface for managing layer styles, including better state management and dynamic rendering of components based on user interactions.
    • Enhanced customization options for marker and polygon styles, including fill and stroke properties.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Resolved issues related to state synchronization and expression handling across various components.
  • Documentation

    • Updated documentation to reflect new components and functionalities in the layer style editor.

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The changes introduce several new components and enhancements to the Layer Style Panel in a mapping application. Key additions include the CodeTab, InterfaceTab, and various node components for managing layer styles, such as height, color, and visibility settings. The modifications improve the interactivity and modularity of the editor, allowing for better management of layer styles through dynamic rendering and user input handling.

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/CodeTab.tsx Added setLayerStyle prop to manage layer style updates based on parsed style code.
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/InterfaceTab.tsx Introduced a popup menu for creating new nodes and updated component structure for various layer types.
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ConditionalTab.tsx Added ConditionalTab for managing conditional statements with drag-and-drop functionality.
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ExpressionTab.tsx Created an ExpressionTab for inputting expressions using a TextInput component.
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/Height.tsx Defined HeightNode for adjusting marker height with NumberInput and ExpressionTab.
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/HeightReference.tsx Created HeightReferenceNode for selecting height references with dropdown options.
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/PointColor.tsx Introduced PointColorNode for managing point color settings using ColorInput.
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/PointSize.tsx Added PointSizeNode for managing point size with a NumberInput and expression handling.
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/Show.tsx Defined ShowNode for managing marker visibility with toggles and expressions.
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/FillColorNode.tsx Created FillColorNode for managing polygon fill color settings.
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/Nodes/ClampToGround.tsx Introduced ClampToGroundNode for managing the clamp to ground feature for polylines.
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/Nodes/ColorNode.tsx Added ColorNode for managing color properties of 3D tiles.
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/Nodes/StyleUrlNode.tsx Created StyleUrlNode for managing the style URL of 3D tiles.
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/hooks.ts Implemented useHooks for managing state and behavior of various node components.
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/index.tsx Modified LayerStyleEditor to enhance state management and component interactions.
web/src/beta/lib/reearth-ui/components/IconButton/index.tsx Added iconColor prop to IconButtonProps for customizing icon colors.
web/src/beta/lib/reearth-ui/components/Tabs/index.tsx Introduced noPadding and sharedContent props to TabsProps for layout customization.
web/src/services/i18n/translations/en.yml Added translation entry for the key if.
web/src/services/i18n/translations/ja.yml Added translation entry for the key if.

Possibly related PRs

  • fix(web): tabs order #1139: The changes in this PR involve the addition of a new "Interface" tab in the LayerStyleEditor, which directly relates to the modifications made in the InterfaceTab component in the main PR, enhancing the overall functionality of the layer style panel.

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🐰 In the meadow where styles bloom,
New tabs and nodes dispel the gloom.
Colors and heights, all at your hand,
Interactive layers, oh so grand!
With each click, the magic flows,
A mapping wonder, as creativity grows! 🌼


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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/Nodes/index.tsx (1)

5-7: Ensure consistent file naming for imported components.

The import statement for ShowNode imports from "./Show", whereas the other components ColorNode and StyleUrlNode are imported from files matching their component names ("./ColorNode" and "./StyleUrlNode"). For consistency and to prevent confusion, consider renaming the file "Show" to "ShowNode" or updating the import to match the component name.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/index.tsx (1)

18-18: Ensure consistency between key names and component names

The key 'style' corresponds to StylesNode. For consistency, consider renaming the key to 'styles' to match the component name, or rename StylesNode to StyleNode.

Apply this diff to align the key name with the component name:

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ExpressionTab.tsx (1)

9-9: Ensure the TextInput has an accessible label.

To improve accessibility, the TextInput should have an associated label or aria-label to describe its purpose for screen readers.

Apply this diff to add an aria-label:

-          <TextInput value={value} onChange={onChange} />
+          <TextInput value={value} onChange={onChange} aria-label="Expression input" />
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/Nodes/Url.tsx (3)

33-49: Refine the type definition of 'renderContent'.

The renderContent object is currently typed as Record<string, JSX.Element>, which accepts any string as a key. Since the keys are known and limited to 'value', 'expression', and 'condition', consider using a more specific type to enhance type safety and prevent potential runtime errors due to unexpected activeTab values.

Define a union type for activeTab and use it for both the keys of renderContent and the parameter in the render function:

type ActiveTab = 'value' | 'expression' | 'condition';

const renderContent: Record<ActiveTab, JSX.Element> = {
  // existing content...
};

return (
  <NodeSystem title="Url" optionsMenu={optionsMenu}>
    {(activeTab: ActiveTab) => renderContent[activeTab] || null}
  </NodeSystem>
);

14-18: Consider typing the component without using the 'FC' interface.

Using the FC (FunctionComponent) interface from React is optional and can introduce implicit children props that may not be desired. For clearer and more explicit code, consider typing the component by directly annotating the props.

Refactor the component definition as follows:

-const UrlNode: FC<LayerStyleProps> = ({
+const UrlNode = ({
   optionsMenu,
   layerStyle,
   setLayerStyle
-}): LayerStyleProps) => {
+}: LayerStyleProps) => {
   // component implementation
};

43-48: Address the TODO for the 'condition' tab.

The condition tab is marked with a TODO comment indicating that it will be implemented in the next step. Currently, it contains placeholder code. Ensure that this placeholder does not cause any unintended side effects or errors in the application.

Would you like assistance in implementing the ConditionalTab functionality or should we create a GitHub issue to track this task?

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/Nodes/Show.tsx (1)

46-46: Provide necessary props to the 'Switcher' component in 'condition' tab

The Switcher component inside the ConditionalTab does not have any props passed to it. This might cause it not to function as expected. Ensure you pass the required props, such as value and onChange, to the Switcher component.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/Show.tsx (1)

43-48: Implement the 'condition' tab functionality

There's a TODO comment indicating that the 'condition' tab will be implemented in the next step. If you'd like assistance in implementing this functionality or need help opening a GitHub issue to track this task, please let me know.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/FillNode.tsx (3)

33-49: Optimize renderContent by memoizing to prevent unnecessary re-renders

The renderContent object is recreated on every render, which could lead to unnecessary re-renders of child components. Consider wrapping it with useMemo to optimize performance.

Apply this diff to memoize renderContent:

+  const renderContent = useMemo(() => ({
     value: (
       <Switcher value={value} onChange={(val) => handleChange("value", val)} />
     ),
     expression: (
       <ExpressionTab
         value={expression}
         onChange={(val) => handleChange("expression", val)}
       />
     ),
     //TODO: will be implemented in next step
     condition: (
       <ConditionalTab>
-        <Switcher />
+        <Switcher value={value} onChange={(val) => handleChange("value", val)} />
       </ConditionalTab>
     )
-  };
+  }), [value, expression, handleChange]);

46-46: Provide necessary props to the Switcher component

In the "condition" tab, the <Switcher /> component on line 46 is used without any props. To ensure it functions correctly, consider providing the necessary value and onChange props.

Apply this diff to supply the required props:

     condition: (
       <ConditionalTab>
-        <Switcher />
+        <Switcher value={value} onChange={(val) => handleChange("value", val)} />
       </ConditionalTab>
     )

43-48: Implement the conditional logic for the "condition" tab

The "condition" tab currently contains a placeholder with a TODO comment indicating future implementation. As you progress, consider adding the necessary logic to handle conditional expressions for the fill property.

Do you want assistance in implementing the conditional logic for this component, or would you like me to open a GitHub issue to track this task?

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/StrokeNode.tsx (1)

20-21: Initialize state from existing layerStyle values.

Currently, value and expression are initialized with default values (false and ""). Consider initializing them from layerStyle to reflect any existing stroke settings.

Apply this diff to initialize state from layerStyle:

-  const [value, setValue] =
-    useState<PolygonAppearance["stroke"]>(DEFAULT_VALUE);
-  const [expression, setExpression] = useState<string>("");
+  const [value, setValue] = useState<PolygonAppearance["stroke"]>(
+    layerStyle?.polygon?.stroke ?? DEFAULT_VALUE
+  );
+  const [expression, setExpression] = useState<string>(
+    layerStyle?.polygon?.strokeExpression ?? ""
+  );
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/Nodes/Show.tsx (2)

44-44: Reminder: Implement the 'condition' tab functionality.

There's a TODO comment indicating that the condition tab will be implemented in the next step. Don't forget to complete this implementation to ensure full functionality.

Would you like me to assist with implementing the condition tab or create a GitHub issue to track this task?


34-50: Handle potential undefined activeTab values gracefully.

When rendering content based on activeTab, if activeTab doesn't match any key in renderContent, the component will render null. Consider providing a default case or validating activeTab to enhance robustness.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/Nodes/StyleUrlNode.tsx (1)

44-49: Implement the ConditionalTab functionality.

There's a TODO comment indicating that the condition tab will be implemented in the next step. Remember to complete this functionality to ensure the component is fully operational.

Do you need assistance with implementing the ConditionalTab? I can help develop the necessary code or open a GitHub issue to track this task.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/Height.tsx (1)

46-51: Implementation pending for ConditionalTab

The ConditionalTab is currently a placeholder and marked with a TODO for future implementation. Please keep this in mind for the next development phase to ensure full functionality.

Do you need any assistance with implementing the ConditionalTab functionality, or would you like me to open a GitHub issue to track this task?

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/Nodes/ClampToGround.tsx (1)

44-49: Pending Implementation of the 'condition' Tab

The condition tab currently contains a TODO comment and placeholder components without functionality. To ensure clarity and maintainability, consider adding a more descriptive placeholder or hiding this tab until it's fully implemented.

Would you like assistance in implementing the functionality for the condition tab, or should we open a GitHub issue to track this task?

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/Nodes/ColorNode.tsx (2)

20-21: Consider setting an explicit default value for expression

The initial state for expression is set to an empty string. If expression can be undefined or null, consider explicitly defining the default value to handle such cases.

If necessary, update the initialization:

   const [expression, setExpression] = useState<string>(
-    ""
+    DEFAULT_EXPRESSION_VALUE
   );

And define DEFAULT_EXPRESSION_VALUE accordingly.


12-12: Unnecessary assignment of undefined to DEFAULT_VALUE

Assigning undefined to DEFAULT_VALUE may be unnecessary since useState defaults to undefined if no initial value is provided.

You can simplify the code by omitting DEFAULT_VALUE:

- const DEFAULT_VALUE = undefined;

And initialize the state without it:

- const [value, setValue] = useState<Cesium3DTilesAppearance["color"]>(DEFAULT_VALUE);
+ const [value, setValue] = useState<Cesium3DTilesAppearance["color"]>();
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/PointSize.tsx (2)

12-12: Consider setting a more appropriate default point size

The default value for pointSize is set to 0, which may render the point invisible. Consider setting a default value that ensures the point is visible, such as 1 or another appropriate size.

Apply this diff to set the default value to 1:

-const DEFAULT_VALUE = 0;
+const DEFAULT_VALUE = 1;

47-52: Offer assistance with implementing the 'ConditionalTab'

The TODO comment indicates that the condition tab will be implemented in the next step. If you need assistance, I can help with the implementation.

Do you want me to help implement the ConditionalTab functionality or open a GitHub issue to track this task?

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/FillColorNode.tsx (1)

47-53: Incomplete implementation of the 'condition' tab

The content for the condition tab is currently a placeholder. The ColorInput component inside ConditionalTab lacks necessary props such as value and onChange, which may cause issues when this tab is active.

I noticed the TODO comment indicating this will be implemented in the next step. Let me know if you'd like assistance in completing this implementation or if you'd like me to open a GitHub issue to track this task.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/PointColor.tsx (1)

47-52: Offer assistance to implement the 'condition' tab functionality

The 'condition' tab is currently marked with a TODO comment indicating it will be implemented in the next step. If you'd like, I can assist with implementing this functionality.

Do you want me to help generate the implementation for the 'condition' tab or open a new GitHub issue to track this task?

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/StrokeWidthNode.tsx (2)

47-47: Reminder: Implement the conditional tab functionality

The TODO comment indicates that the 'condition' tab functionality is pending implementation. If you need assistance, I can help by providing code to implement this feature or open a GitHub issue to track this task.

Do you want me to help implement the 'condition' tab functionality or open an issue to track this task?


34-53: Enhance type safety of renderContent keys

Currently, renderContent is typed as Record<string, JSX.Element>, which allows any string as a key. To improve type safety and prevent potential runtime errors, consider defining the keys explicitly.

Apply this diff to enhance type safety:

- const renderContent: Record<string, JSX.Element> = {
+ const renderContent: Record<'value' | 'expression' | 'condition', JSX.Element> = {
     value: (
       <NumberInput
         value={value}
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/Nodes/StrokeWidthNode.tsx (1)

10-10: Consider renaming 'useHooks' to a more descriptive name.

Using a more specific name like useStrokeWidthHook would improve code readability and maintainability.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/StrokeColorNode.tsx (2)

34-34: Enhance type safety of 'renderContent' keys

Currently, renderContent is typed as Record<string, JSX.Element>, which allows any string as a key. To improve type safety, specify the exact keys used:

-  const renderContent: Record<string, JSX.Element> = {
+  const renderContent: Record<"value" | "expression" | "condition", JSX.Element> = {

This helps TypeScript catch invalid keys and improves code reliability.


47-52: Address the TODO comment for the 'condition' tab

There is a TODO comment indicating that the 'condition' tab will be implemented in the next step. If you need assistance with this implementation, I can help.

Do you want me to assist with implementing the 'condition' tab functionality or open an issue to track this task?

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/Nodes/StrokeColorNode.tsx (1)

47-52: Incomplete implementation of the conditional tab

The condition tab currently has a placeholder implementation and is marked with a TODO comment. If you need assistance in implementing this functionality, I can help.

Do you want me to help implement the conditional logic for the conditional tab or open a new GitHub issue to track this task?

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/Nodes/HeightReference.tsx (1)

71-76: Reminder: Implement the Conditional Tab functionality

The TODO comment indicates that the condition tab will be implemented in the next step. Completing this implementation will ensure the HeightReferenceNode component is fully functional across all tabs.

Would you like assistance in implementing the conditional tab functionality, or should we create a GitHub issue to track this task?

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/HeightReference.tsx (1)

72-76: Provide 'value' and 'onChange' Props to the Selector in 'ConditionalTab'

In the condition tab, the Selector component is rendered without value and onChange props. For consistency and to facilitate future implementation, consider adding these props even if the functionality is not yet complete.

         condition: (
           <ConditionalTab>
-            <Selector options={options} />
+            <Selector
+              value={value}
+              options={options}
+              onChange={handleSelectorChange}
+            />
           </ConditionalTab>
         )
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/Styles.tsx (2)

12-16: Capitalize option labels for better readability

To enhance the user interface, consider capitalizing the labels of the options in the selector for better readability.

Apply the following diff:

 const options = [
-  { value: "none", label: "none" },
-  { value: "point", label: "point" },
-  { value: "image", label: "image" }
+  { value: "none", label: "None" },
+  { value: "point", label: "Point" },
+  { value: "image", label: "Image" }
 ];

63-63: Address the TODO comment for the 'condition' tab

There's a TODO comment indicating that the functionality for the 'condition' tab will be implemented in the next step. Remember to complete this to ensure the component is fully functional.

Do you need assistance implementing the conditional tab functionality, or would you like me to open a GitHub issue to track this task?

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/hooks.ts (1)

17-17: Rename 'useHooks' to a more descriptive name

The function name useHooks is generic and may not clearly convey its purpose. Consider renaming it to something more specific, such as useMarkerAppearance, to improve clarity.

Apply this diff to rename the function:

-export default function useHooks<K extends keyof MarkerAppearance>({
+export default function useMarkerAppearance<K extends keyof MarkerAppearance>({

Also, update the default export at the end of the file if necessary.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/Nodes/hooks.ts (1)

17-17: Consider renaming useHooks to a more descriptive name

The custom hook useHooks has a generic name, which may reduce code readability and maintainability. Consider renaming it to something more specific, such as useModelAppearance or useAppearanceHook, to better convey its purpose.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/hooks.ts (6)

7-7: Avoid using any type for value in ConditionListProp

Using any for the value property reduces type safety and may lead to runtime errors. Consider specifying a more precise type or a union of possible types to enhance type checking and maintainability.


17-17: Unnecessary null check for styleConditionList

Since styleConditionList is initialized to an empty array and not set to null or undefined, the check if (!styleConditionList) return; is redundant and can be removed to simplify the code.

Apply this change:

-if (!styleConditionList) return;

31-31: Unnecessary null check for styleConditionList

Similar to the previous comment, the null check for styleConditionList is unnecessary and can be removed.

Apply this change:

-if (!styleConditionList) return;

42-42: Unnecessary null check for styleConditionList

In the conditional statement, the null check for styleConditionList is redundant. Removing it enhances code clarity.

Apply this change:

-if (
-  !styleConditionList ||
-  targetIndex < 0 ||
-  targetIndex >= styleConditionList.length
-)
+if (
+  targetIndex < 0 ||
+  targetIndex >= styleConditionList.length
+)

68-68: Unnecessary optional chaining with styleConditionList.find

Since styleConditionList is always an array, you can remove the optional chaining operator for a cleaner code.

Apply this change:

-const itemToMove = styleConditionList?.find(
+const itemToMove = styleConditionList.find(

26-26: Unnecessary optional chaining with setStyleConditionList

The setStyleConditionList function returned by useState is always defined. Optional chaining is unnecessary and can be removed.

Apply these changes:

Line 26:

-setStyleConditionList?.(newStyleConditionList);
+setStyleConditionList(newStyleConditionList);

Line 34:

-setStyleConditionList?.(updatedStyleConditionList);
+setStyleConditionList(updatedStyleConditionList);

Line 56:

-setStyleConditionList?.(newList);
+setStyleConditionList(newList);

Also applies to: 34-34, 56-56

web/src/beta/lib/reearth-ui/components/IconButton/index.tsx (1)

14-14: Add unit tests for the new iconColor functionality

Consider adding unit tests to verify that the IconButton component behaves correctly when iconColor is provided and when it is omitted.

Also applies to: 27-27, 50-50

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/InterfaceTab.tsx (5)

27-32: Simplify InterfaceTab component props.

The InterfaceTab component's props can be simplified by extending LayerStyleProps with the additional props directly, improving readability.

Apply this diff to streamline the component declaration:

 const InterfaceTab: FC<
-  LayerStyleProps & {
-    activeTab: string;
-    setActiveTab: Dispatch<SetStateAction<string>>;
-  }
+  LayerStyleProps & InterfaceTabProps
 > = ({ layerStyle, setLayerStyle, activeTab, setActiveTab }) => {

And define InterfaceTabProps separately if not already defined.


35-35: Remove unused useState import if not necessary.

You have imported useState but it seems you're not using it in this component. Cleaning up unused imports keeps the codebase clean.

Apply this diff to remove the unused import:

 import { Dispatch, FC, useState } from "react";
-import { Dispatch, FC } from "react";

103-125: Conditional rendering of sharedContent may be unnecessary.

Within the Tabs component, you're conditionally rendering sharedContent based on layerStyle, but since layerStyle is already checked earlier in the component, this condition might be redundant.

Consider simplifying the sharedContent prop:

 sharedContent={
-  layerStyle ? (
     <PopupMenu
       extendTriggerWidth
       width={276}
       menu={menuItems}
       label={
         <Button
           title={t("New node")}
           extendWidth
           size="small"
           icon="plus"
           appearance="primary"
         />
       }
     />
-  ) : (
-    <NoStyleMessage />
-  )
 }

112-118: Button appearance should match the theme.

Ensure that the Button component's appearance prop aligns with the application's theme and accessibility standards. Using appearance="primary" may not be suitable in all contexts.

Consider reviewing the button styles to ensure consistency.


12-12: Organize imports for better readability.

The Dispatch and SetStateAction imports can be grouped together from "react".

Simplify the imports as follows:

-import { Dispatch, FC, useState } from "react";
-import { SetStateAction } from "jotai";
+import { Dispatch, FC, SetStateAction, useState } from "react";
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/index.tsx (3)

87-87: Use theme color instead of hardcoded background color

At line 87, the background property uses a hardcoded color #ffffff08. For consistency and maintainability, consider using a color from the theme.

Apply this diff to use a theme color:

 const Wrapper = styled("div")(({ theme }) => ({
   display: "flex",
   flexDirection: "column",
   borderRadius: theme.radius.small,
   width: "100%",
-  background: "#ffffff08",
+  background: theme.background.default,
   gap: theme.spacing.micro,
   alignItems: "flex-start",
   minHeight: 50
 }));

Replace theme.background.default with the appropriate theme color if different.


29-29: Initialize active state with a useMemo hook for performance

While the current initialization of the active state is acceptable, using useMemo can optimize performance by memoizing the initial state.

Apply this diff to utilize useMemo:

-import { FC, ReactNode, useCallback, MouseEvent, useState } from "react";
+import { FC, ReactNode, useCallback, MouseEvent, useState, useMemo } from "react";

 const [active, setActive] = useState<Tabs>(
-  "value"
+  useMemo(() => "value", [])
 );

Note: This is a minor optimization and may be optional based on your performance considerations.


117-119: Consider merging OptionsWrapper styles for simplicity

Since OptionsWrapper only has one style rule, you might consider applying the style directly without creating a separate styled component.

Apply this diff to simplify:

-const OptionsWrapper = styled("div")(() => ({
-  flexShrink: 0
-}));

 {optionsMenu && (
-  <OptionsWrapper onClick={handleOptionsClick}>
+  <div style={{ flexShrink: 0 }} onClick={handleOptionsClick}>
     <PopupMenu
       //...
     />
-  </OptionsWrapper>
+  </div>
 )}
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/index.tsx (3)

31-53: Unnecessary use of useMemo for optionsMenu

The optionsMenu at lines 31-53 is memoized using useMemo, but its dependency array includes only setLayerStyle, which is stable across renders. This means that optionsMenu is recomputed only when setLayerStyle changes, which is unlikely. Memoization here may be unnecessary and could be removed for simplicity.

You can simplify the code by defining optionsMenu without useMemo:

- const optionsMenu = useMemo(() => {
+ const optionsMenu = [
     {
       id: "delete",
       title: "Delete",
       icon: "trash" as const,
       onClick: (propertyKey: string) => {
         setLayerStyle((prev) => {
           if (!prev?.id || !prev?.value?.model) return prev;
           const { [propertyKey]: _, ...updatedModel } = prev.value.model;

           return {
             ...prev,
             value: {
               ...prev.value,
               model: updatedModel
             }
           };
         });
       }
     }
-   ];
- }, [setLayerStyle]);

82-123: Dependency array can be optimized

In the useEffect starting at line 82, some dependencies might be unnecessary or can be optimized:

  • setLayerStyle and setMenuItems are functions from props and are stable, so they don't need to be in the dependency array.
  • optionsMenu depends only on setLayerStyle, which is stable; if you remove useMemo as suggested, optionsMenu will be redefined on each render, and you may reconsider its inclusion.

Adjust the dependency array to include only necessary dependencies:

  useEffect(() => {
    // ...code...
  }, [
     dynamicNodeContent,
     layerStyle,
-    optionsMenu,
-    setLayerStyle,
-    setMenuItems
   ]);

Alternatively, if optionsMenu is still included, ensure it is correctly managed.


87-106: Consider moving handleMenuClick outside useEffect

The handleMenuClick function defined within the useEffect at lines 87-106 could be moved outside the useEffect block. Defining it inside causes a new instance of the function to be created on each render, which can be inefficient.

Move handleMenuClick outside the useEffect:

+ const handleMenuClick = (id: string) => {
+   // ...function body...
+ };

  useEffect(() => {
    // ...code...
  }, [
    // ...dependencies...
  ]);

Ensure that the dependencies used within handleMenuClick are included in the dependency array of the useEffect if necessary.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/index.tsx (1)

31-54: Optimize optionsMenu by defining it outside of the component or memoizing effectively

The optionsMenu constant is defined using useMemo but only depends on setLayerStyle, which is a stable reference due to React's guarantees for setState functions. This means optionsMenu will not change between renders, and useMemo may not be necessary.

Consider defining optionsMenu outside of the component or removing the dependency array:

-const optionsMenu = useMemo(() => {
+const optionsMenu = [
    {
      id: "delete",
      title: "Delete",
      icon: "trash" as const,
      onClick: (propertyKey: string) => {
        setLayerStyle((prev) => {
          if (!prev?.id || !prev?.value?.polyline) return prev;
          const { [propertyKey]: _, ...updatedPolyline } = prev.value.polyline;

          return {
            ...prev,
            value: {
              ...prev.value,
              polyline: updatedPolyline,
            },
          };
        });
      },
    },
  ];
-}, [setLayerStyle]);

This simplifies the code and avoids unnecessary use of useMemo.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/index.tsx (2)

31-54: Consider Removing useMemo if Not Providing Performance Benefits

The optionsMenu array is wrapped with useMemo, but if its dependencies change on every render (e.g., setLayerStyle), the memoization may not provide benefits.

Evaluate if useMemo is necessary here, or if you can adjust dependencies to optimize performance.


126-127: Provide a Meaningful Fallback or Loading State

If dynamicNodeContent is empty, the component renders an empty Wrapper. Consider providing a fallback message or a loading indicator to enhance user experience.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ConditionalTab.tsx (1)

65-65: Remove unnecessary 'key' props from IconButton components.

The key prop is unnecessary here since these IconButton components are not part of an array rendering. Removing it will clean up the code.

Apply this diff:

             <IconButton
-              key="dnd"
               icon="dotsSixVertical"
             <IconButton
-              key="remove"
               icon="minus"

Also applies to: 87-87

web/src/beta/lib/reearth-ui/components/Tabs/index.tsx (3)

26-27: Consider adding documentation for new props noPadding and sharedContent.

The newly added props noPadding and sharedContent enhance the flexibility of the Tabs component. To improve maintainability and ease of use for other developers, it would be helpful to include comments or documentation explaining their purpose and expected behavior.


160-168: Maintain consistency in style declarations for readability.

For better readability and consistency with other styled components, consider aligning the syntax by removing unnecessary parentheses in the Content component declaration.

Apply this change:

-const Content = styled("div")<{ noPadding?: boolean }>(
-  ({ noPadding, theme }) => ({
+const Content = styled("div")<{ noPadding?: boolean }>(({ noPadding, theme }) => ({
     padding: noPadding ? 0 : theme.spacing.normal,
     minHeight: 0,
     flex: 1,
     height: "auto",
     overflowY: "auto"
-  })
-);
+}));

170-171: Consider specifying prop types for the SharedContent component for clarity.

To enhance type safety and maintainability, you might want to define prop types for the SharedContent component, even if it currently doesn't accept any props.

web/src/beta/lib/reearth-ui/components/Icon/icons.ts (6)

Line range hint 2-2: Typo in Import Path for Appearance Icon

The file name in the import statement is misspelled as Apperance. It should be Appearance to match the correct spelling.

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

-import Appearance from "./Icons/Apperance.svg?react";
+import Appearance from "./Icons/Appearance.svg?react";

Line range hint 65-65: Typo in Import Path for LightBulb Icon

The file name in the import statement is misspelled as LightBult. Please correct it to LightBulb.

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

-import LightBulb from "./Icons/LightBult.svg?react";
+import LightBulb from "./Icons/LightBulb.svg?react";

Line range hint 78-78: Typo in Variable Name PencilLilne

The imported variable PencilLilne seems to have a typo. It should be PencilLine. The same typo exists in the export object.

Apply this diff to fix the typo in both import and export:

-import PencilLilne from "./Icons/PencilLine.svg?react";
+import PencilLine from "./Icons/PencilLine.svg?react";

...

-  pencilLine: PencilLilne,
+  pencilLine: PencilLine,

Also applies to: 200-200


Line range hint 114-114: Typo in Import and Export of Terrain Icon

The icon Terrain is misspelled as Terrian in both the import statement and the export object.

Apply this diff to correct the spelling:

-import Terrian from "./Icons/Terrian.svg?react";
+import Terrain from "./Icons/Terrain.svg?react";

...

-  terrian: Terrian,
+  terrain: Terrain,

Also applies to: 237-237


Line range hint 230-230: Inconsistent Naming in Exported Icons

The keys sToL and lToS in the exported object use inconsistent casing compared to other keys. For consistency, consider renaming them to sToL and lToS respectively.

Apply this diff to ensure consistent key naming:

-  sToL: SToL,
-  lToS: LToS,
+  sToL: SToL,
+  lToS: LToS,

Also applies to: 231-231


Line range hint 96-96: Incorrect Import Reference for If Icon

The import statement import If from "./Icons/If.svg?react"; uses if as an identifier, which is a reserved keyword in JavaScript/TypeScript. This could potentially cause issues.

Consider renaming the import to avoid using a reserved keyword:

-import If from "./Icons/If.svg?react";
+import IfIcon from "./Icons/If.svg?react";

...

-  if: If,
+  ifIcon: IfIcon,
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/Nodes/Show.tsx (1)

43-49: Offer assistance for the TODO comment.

The condition tab contains a TODO note indicating future implementation. If you'd like, I can help implement this functionality.

Do you want me to provide an implementation for the condition tab functionality or open a new GitHub issue to track this task?

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/index.tsx (1)

117-123: Remove unnecessary clickedItems from dependency array

The clickedItems state is included in the dependency array of the useEffect starting at line 82. However, clickedItems is not used inside this effect, which means including it in the dependencies may cause unnecessary re-renders when clickedItems changes.

Suggested fix:

Remove clickedItems from the dependency array to avoid unnecessary re-execution of the useEffect.

   }, [
-    clickedItems,
     dynamicNodeContent,
     layerStyle,
     optionsMenu,
     setLayerStyle,
     setMenuItems
   ]);
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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/Nodes/index.tsx (1)

3-3: Verify the import path for LayerStyleProps.

Ensure that the import path "../../../InterfaceTab" correctly points to the module exporting LayerStyleProps. If the file structure has changed, the import path may need to be updated.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/Nodes/index.tsx (3)

1-2: Import of FC from 'react' is appropriate

The import statement correctly brings in FC (FunctionComponent) from React.


3-4: Import of LayerStyleProps is correctly specified

The LayerStyleProps are properly imported from the relative path "../../../InterfaceTab".


5-7: Node component imports are accurate

The imports for HeightReferenceNode, ShowNode, and UrlNode are correctly referenced from their respective paths.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/index.tsx (4)

1-1: Importing FC from React is Correct

The import statement correctly brings in the FC (FunctionComponent) type from React, which is essential for typing the functional components used in the file.


3-3: Importing LayerStyleProps Ensures Consistent Prop Typing

Importing LayerStyleProps from "../../../InterfaceTab" ensures that all node components receive consistent and correct props, promoting type safety across the application.


5-10: All Node Components are Properly Imported

The node components (FillColorNode, FillNode, ShowNode, StrokeColorNode, StrokeNode, StrokeWidthNode) are correctly imported from their respective paths. This setup is crucial for the componentNode mapping to function correctly.


12-19: Ensure All Nodes are Accounted for and Properly Categorized

To confirm that all necessary nodes are included and to check for any missing nodes, run the following script:

This script checks for any .tsx files in the current directory (excluding index.tsx) and compares them with the keys in componentNode. It helps ensure that all node components are properly included in the mapping.

Verification successful

All Node Components are Accounted for and Properly Categorized

The verification process has confirmed that all necessary nodes are included and properly categorized in the componentNode object. Here's a breakdown of the findings:

  • All six components declared in componentNode (show, fill, fillColor, stroke, strokeWidth, strokeColor) have corresponding files in the Polygon/Nodes directory.
  • The file naming convention is consistent, with a slight variation for the "show" component:
    • show -> Show.tsx
    • fill -> FillNode.tsx
    • fillColor -> FillColorNode.tsx
    • stroke -> StrokeNode.tsx
    • strokeWidth -> StrokeWidthNode.tsx
    • strokeColor -> StrokeColorNode.tsx

There are no missing nodes, and all components in the componentNode object are accounted for in the file structure.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that all node components in the directory are included in `componentNode`

# List all TypeScript files (excluding index.tsx) in the current directory
component_files=$(fd --extension tsx . --exclude index.tsx)

# Extract component names from file names
expected_components=$(echo "$component_files" | sed -E 's|./([A-Za-z0-9]+).tsx|\1|' | sort)

# Extract component names from the componentNode keys
declared_components=$(printf "%s\n" "show" "fill" "fillColor" "stroke" "strokeWidth" "strokeColor" | sort)

# Compare the two lists
echo "Components defined in files but not in componentNode:"
comm -23 <(echo "$expected_components") <(echo "$declared_components")

echo "Components in componentNode:"
echo "$declared_components"

Length of output: 50951


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that all node components in the Polygon/Nodes directory are included in `componentNode`

# List all TypeScript files (excluding index.tsx) in the current directory
component_files=$(fd --extension tsx . --exclude index.tsx --max-depth 1)

# Extract component names from file names
expected_components=$(echo "$component_files" | sed -E 's|./([A-Za-z0-9]+)Node.tsx|\1|' | sort)

# Declare the components from componentNode
declared_components=$(printf "%s\n" "show" "fill" "fillColor" "stroke" "strokeWidth" "strokeColor" | sort)

echo "Components defined in files:"
echo "$expected_components"

echo -e "\nComponents in componentNode:"
echo "$declared_components"

echo -e "\nComponents in files but not in componentNode:"
diff <(echo "$expected_components") <(echo "$declared_components") | grep '<' | sed 's/< //'

echo -e "\nComponents in componentNode but not in files:"
diff <(echo "$expected_components") <(echo "$declared_components") | grep '>' | sed 's/> //'

Length of output: 1218


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Investigate the project structure and locate Node components

# Print current working directory
echo "Current working directory:"
pwd

# List all files in the current directory and subdirectories
echo -e "\nAll files in the current directory and subdirectories:"
fd --max-depth 2

# Search for TypeScript files with names ending in "Node.tsx" in the entire project
echo -e "\nTypeScript files ending with 'Node.tsx' in the entire project:"
fd -e tsx -g '*Node.tsx' --full-path

# List all TypeScript files in the web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes directory
echo -e "\nTypeScript files in the Polygon/Nodes directory:"
fd -e tsx . web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes --full-path

Length of output: 2079

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/CodeTab.tsx (1)

12-12: Passing setLayerStyle as a prop enhances component functionality

Adding setLayerStyle to the CodeTab component allows it to update the layer style state directly based on user input. This promotes better state management and improves the interactivity of the component.

Also applies to: 18-19

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/Nodes/Url.tsx (1)

52-54: Ensure 'activeTab' values are handled correctly.

The activeTab parameter may have values outside the defined keys in renderContent. Although renderContent[activeTab] || null handles undefined keys by returning null, it might be prudent to handle unexpected activeTab values explicitly, possibly with a default case or by logging a warning.

Review the source of activeTab to ensure it only produces expected values. If necessary, consider adding validation or default handling.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/Nodes/Show.tsx (1)

14-56: Well-structured implementation of 'ShowNode' component

The ShowNode component is well-designed, effectively utilizing React functional components and hooks. The dynamic rendering based on activeTab enhances the component's flexibility and usability.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/Show.tsx (1)

14-56: Code implementation is correct and follows best practices

The ShowNode component is well-structured and correctly implements the required functionality.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/StrokeNode.tsx (2)

44-49: Ensure placeholder condition tab does not cause issues.

The condition tab is marked with a TODO note for future implementation. Please verify that this placeholder code does not introduce any runtime errors or negatively impact the user interface.


53-56: Component implementation looks good.

The StrokeNode component is well-structured, and the rendering logic using NodeSystem efficiently handles the active tabs.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/Nodes/StyleUrlNode.tsx (1)

34-50: Efficient dynamic rendering based on activeTab.

The use of the renderContent object and activeTab provides a clean and maintainable approach to rendering different content based on user interaction.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/Nodes/ClampToGround.tsx (1)

14-57: Component Structure and Logic Look Good

The ClampToGroundNode component is well-structured, and the use of hooks and state management is appropriate. The dynamic rendering based on the active tab enhances the modularity and usability of the component.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/Nodes/ColorNode.tsx (1)

55-58: Verify that NodeSystem provides activeTab to child function

In the return statement, you're using NodeSystem and providing a child function that expects activeTab as a parameter. Please verify that NodeSystem is designed to pass activeTab to its child function. If not, this could lead to runtime errors.

Run the following script to check the implementation of NodeSystem:

This script searches for the definition of NodeSystem and displays the next 20 lines to inspect whether it correctly provides activeTab to its children.

Verification successful

This script will search for TypeScript files (both .ts and .tsx) and then look for the NodeSystem component definition. If it's not found as a constant, it will also search for it as a function or class. The output should help us verify if NodeSystem passes 'activeTab' to its child function.


This script will search for the return statement within the NodeSystem component and display 30 lines after it. This should give us enough context to verify if 'active' (likely corresponding to 'activeTab') is passed to the children function.


This script will first find the NodeSystem component definition, then locate the return statement within it, and display 50 lines after the return statement. This should give us the full context of how the component is implemented, including how it handles its children prop.


NodeSystem correctly provides activeTab to child function

The verification process confirms that the NodeSystem component is correctly implemented to pass the active state (which corresponds to activeTab) to its child function. The relevant line in the NodeSystem implementation is:

<ContentWrapper active={active}>{children(active)}</ContentWrapper>

This matches the usage in the ColorNode component:

<NodeSystem title="Color" optionsMenu={optionsMenu}>
  {(activeTab) => renderContent[activeTab] || null}
</NodeSystem>

The implementation is consistent, and there are no issues with how activeTab is being used.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that `NodeSystem` passes `activeTab` to its child function.

# Test: Search for the `NodeSystem` component definition and check if it invokes children as a function with `activeTab`.
# Expectation: `NodeSystem` should pass `activeTab` to its child function.

rg --type tsx 'const NodeSystem' -A 20

Length of output: 68


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find TypeScript files and search for NodeSystem component definition

# Find TypeScript files and search for NodeSystem
fd -e ts -e tsx | xargs rg 'const NodeSystem' -A 20

# If NodeSystem is not found as a constant, try searching for it as a function or class
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
  echo "Searching for NodeSystem as a function or class..."
  fd -e ts -e tsx | xargs rg '(function|class) NodeSystem' -A 20
fi

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: View more lines of the NodeSystem component, focusing on the return statement

# Search for the return statement in NodeSystem and display 30 lines after it
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Length of output: 260


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: View the NodeSystem component implementation, including the return statement

# Search for 'const NodeSystem', then find 'return' within the results, and display 50 lines after it
fd -e ts -e tsx | xargs rg 'const NodeSystem' -A 100 | rg 'return' -A 50 --multiline

Length of output: 5394

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/PointColor.tsx (1)

1-62: Overall code structure looks good

The PointColorNode component is well-structured and follows best practices. The integration with useHooks and the modular rendering of tabs enhance maintainability.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/Nodes/StrokeColorNode.tsx (5)

1-13: Import statements and default value are correct

The import statements and default value initialization are appropriate.


14-22: Component state initialization is appropriate

The component correctly initializes state variables value and expression using useState.


34-53: Render content mapping is well-defined

The renderContent object correctly maps tabs to their respective components.


55-60: Component rendering is appropriate

The StrokeColorNode component correctly renders the NodeSystem with dynamic content based on the active tab.


23-32: Correct the typo in appearanceTypeKey parameter

The parameter apperanceTypeKey in the useHooks call has a typo; it should be appearanceTypeKey. This may cause issues as the hook might not receive the correct parameter.

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

-    apperanceTypeKey: "strokeColor",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "strokeColor",

Run the following script to check for other occurrences of the typo in the codebase:

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/Styles.tsx (1)

59-61: Ensure proper handling of 'val' in 'onChange' handler

In the ExpressionTab component, the onChange handler assumes that val is always a string. Ensure that val cannot be of another type to prevent potential runtime errors.

Confirm the type of val received from ExpressionTab. If val can be of multiple types, consider handling them accordingly.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/hooks.ts (1)

47-47: Verify the return of undefined 'prev' in 'setLayerStyle'

In the setLayerStyle updater function, if prev?.id is falsy, the function returns prev, which might be undefined. Please confirm whether returning undefined is acceptable, or if a default state should be returned instead.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/hooks.ts (1)

66-77: Ensure all dependencies are included in useCallback

In handleMoveEnd, ensure that all variables and functions used inside the callback are included in the dependency array for consistent behavior.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/index.tsx (4)

42-42: Update logic in handleSubmit improves clarity

Using layerStyle?.value directly in handleSubmit simplifies the logic and reduces potential parsing errors.


47-53: Dependencies in useCallback are correctly updated

The dependency array for handleSubmit now includes all relevant variables, ensuring proper reactivity.


60-65: Enhance InterfaceTab with active tab state

Passing activeTab and setActiveTab to InterfaceTab allows for effective management of the active interface tab state.


75-75: Facilitate direct layer style updates in CodeTab

Adding setLayerStyle prop to CodeTab enables direct manipulation of the layer style from the code editor.

web/src/beta/lib/reearth-ui/components/IconButton/index.tsx (3)

14-14: Appropriate addition of the iconColor prop

The introduction of the optional iconColor prop enhances the flexibility of the IconButton component without affecting existing functionality.


27-27: Correctly included iconColor in destructured props

The iconColor prop is properly included in the destructured props, ensuring it can be utilized within the component.


50-50: Verify that the Icon component handles undefined color prop

Ensure that the Icon component can gracefully handle an undefined color prop when iconColor is not provided, defaulting to the expected icon color.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/InterfaceTab.tsx (2)

41-91: Ensure child components correctly handle setMenuItems.

You're passing setMenuItems to child components (Marker, Polyline, Polygon, etc.). Verify that these components are correctly updating menuItems, and that the menuItems state is reflecting the intended menu options.


35-35: Initialize menuItems state correctly.

You are setting menuItems state but it's not clear where it's used or updated within this component. Ensure that menuItems is properly managed.

Run the following script to check for setMenuItems usage:

Verification successful

menuItems state is correctly initialized and utilized.

The menuItems state and setMenuItems function are properly managed within the component hierarchy. The state is initialized in InterfaceTab.tsx and passed down to child components (Polygon, Polyline, ThreedTiles, Model, Marker) which update it as needed. The menuItems are then used to render the menu in InterfaceTab.tsx.

This implementation follows a common React pattern for shared state management between parent and child components.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find all occurrences of `setMenuItems` to verify its usage.

# Expect: `setMenuItems` should be used in child components or updated within this component.
rg --type tsx --type jsx 'setMenuItems'

Length of output: 67


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find occurrences of `menuItems` and `setMenuItems` in the relevant TypeScript/React files

# Define tsx as a custom type
rg --type-add 'tsx:*.tsx' --type tsx 'menuItems|setMenuItems' web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/

# Also search for any imports or exports related to menuItems
rg --type-add 'tsx:*.tsx' --type tsx 'import.*menuItems|export.*menuItems' web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/

# List all tsx files in the directory to ensure we're searching the right place
find web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/ -name "*.tsx"

Length of output: 7000

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/index.tsx (1)

23-78: Overall implementation is well-structured and follows best practices

The NodeSystem component is well-implemented with clear logic and appropriate use of React hooks and TypeScript types. The component is readable and maintainable.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/index.tsx (1)

125-126: Component rendering logic is sound

The ThreedModel component correctly renders the dynamicNodeContent within the Wrapper, ensuring that the dynamic nodes are displayed as intended.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/index.tsx (1)

56-81: Add missing dependencies in the useEffect dependency array

In the useEffect starting at line 56, you're dependent on layerStyle, optionsMenu, and setLayerStyle. However, you use setDynamicNodeContent inside the effect, which doesn't need to be included due to React's stable function references. But if componentNode or other external variables are subject to change, you should include them.

Ensure that all variables used within the effect are accounted for in the dependency array. If componentNode is imported from a module that might change, consider including it:

useEffect(() => {
  // effect body
-}, [layerStyle, optionsMenu, setLayerStyle]);
+}, [layerStyle, optionsMenu, setLayerStyle, componentNode]);

This helps prevent potential bugs due to stale closures.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/index.tsx (1)

84-86: Ensure Safe Casting to ReactElement

When extracting keys from dynamicNodeContent, you're casting each content to ReactElement. If any content isn't a ReactElement, this could lead to runtime errors.

Please verify that all elements in dynamicNodeContent are indeed ReactElement instances.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ConditionalTab.tsx (1)

74-82: Correct 'InputWapper' to 'InputWrapper'.

The component name InputWapper seems to be misspelled. It should be InputWrapper for consistency and to prevent confusion.

Apply this diff to rename InputWapper to InputWrapper:

-const InputWapper = styled("div")(() => ({
+const InputWrapper = styled("div")(() => ({

... (other styles remain the same)

-            <InputWapper>
+            <InputWrapper>

To verify all occurrences have been updated, run:

Also applies to: 156-158

web/src/beta/lib/reearth-ui/components/Tabs/index.tsx (2)

38-39: Props correctly added to component destructuring.

The props noPadding and sharedContent are appropriately included in the component's destructuring assignment, ensuring they are accessible within the Tabs component.


104-106: Content component updated correctly with noPadding prop.

The Content component now accepts the noPadding prop, which conditionally adjusts the padding. The content rendering logic remains intact, and this change enhances the component's flexibility.

web/src/beta/lib/reearth-ui/components/Icon/icons.ts (3)

120-120: Addition of TextAa Icon Import Looks Good

The import statement for the TextAa icon is correctly added and follows the existing pattern.


261-261: Exporting textAa Icon is Correct

The textAa icon is properly added to the exported icons object, ensuring it can be used throughout the application.


118-118: Typo in Icon Import ImageFilled

The import statement for ImageFilled references ./Icons/ImageFilled.svg?react, but ensure that the file name and path are correct and consistent with other icons.

Run the following script to verify the existence of the ImageFilled.svg file:

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/NodeMenuCategory.ts (1)

3-179: Verify the use of identical icons in menu items

All items within each menu category use the same icon value. If different icons are available for specific properties, consider using them to enhance user experience and make the menu more intuitive.

Also applies to: 181-232, 234-310, 312-418, 420-551

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/Nodes/Show.tsx (1)

1-58: Component implementation looks good.

The ShowNode component is well-structured and follows React best practices. The use of hooks and conditional rendering is appropriate for managing the layer visibility settings.

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/Nodes/index.tsx (1)

9-13: Enhance type safety by specifying exact keys in componentNode.

Currently, componentNode is typed as Record<string, FC<LayerStyleProps>>, which allows any string as a key. To improve type safety and catch potential typos at compile time, consider defining a union type for the keys.

Apply the following changes:

Define a type for the keys:

type NodeKey = 'show' | 'color' | 'styleUrl';

Update the type annotation:

-export const componentNode: Record<string, FC<LayerStyleProps>> = {
+export const componentNode: Record<NodeKey, FC<LayerStyleProps>> = {
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/Nodes/index.tsx (1)

9-13: Enhance type safety by explicitly specifying keys

Currently, componentNode is typed as Record<string, FC<LayerStyleProps>>, which allows any string as a key. To improve type safety and catch potential typos, consider specifying the keys as a union of string literals.

You can adjust the type as follows:

export const componentNode: Record<'show' | 'heightReference' | 'url', FC<LayerStyleProps>> = {
  show: ShowNode,
  heightReference: HeightReferenceNode,
  url: UrlNode,
};

Alternatively, define a type or an enum for the keys to enhance maintainability and scalability.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/Nodes/index.tsx (1)

5-8: Ensure consistency between component names and file names

There's an inconsistency in your import statements:

  • ClampToGroundNode is imported from "./ClampToGround"
  • ShowNode is imported from "./Show"
  • StrokeColorNode is imported from "./StrokeColorNode"
  • StrokeWidthNode is imported from "./StrokeWidthNode"

To maintain consistency and avoid confusion, consider renaming the files or adjusting the import paths so that the component names match the file names.

Option 1: Adjust import paths to match component names

-import ClampToGroundNode from "./ClampToGround";
+import ClampToGroundNode from "./ClampToGroundNode";
-import ShowNode from "./Show";
+import ShowNode from "./ShowNode";

Option 2: Rename components to match file names

If the file names are correct, you might rename the components:

-import ClampToGroundNode from "./ClampToGround";
+import ClampToGround from "./ClampToGround";

-import ShowNode from "./Show";
+import Show from "./Show";

And update the componentNode accordingly:

-export const componentNode: Record<string, FC<LayerStyleProps>> = {
-  show: ShowNode,
-  clampToGround: ClampToGroundNode,
+export const componentNode: Record<string, FC<LayerStyleProps>> = {
+  show: Show,
+  clampToGround: ClampToGround,
   strokeWidth: StrokeWidthNode,
   strokeColor: StrokeColorNode
 };

Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/index.tsx (1)

12-19: Consider defining a specific type for node keys to enhance type safety

Defining a union type for the keys used in componentNode can improve type safety and maintainability by preventing typos and ensuring consistency across the codebase.

You can define a NodeKey type and update the componentNode declaration:

type NodeKey =
  | "show"
  | "height"
  | "heightReference"
  | "pointSize"
  | "pointColor"
  | "style";

export const componentNode: Record<NodeKey, FC<LayerStyleProps>> = {
  show: ShowNode,
  height: HeightNode,
  heightReference: HeightReferenceNode,
  pointSize: PointSizeNode,
  pointColor: PointColorNode,
  style: StylesNode,
};
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/index.tsx (1)

12-19: componentNode Mapping Facilitates Dynamic Rendering

The componentNode object maps string keys to their corresponding node components, enabling dynamic rendering based on node type. This design enhances modularity and scalability.

Suggestion: Use a Type for componentNode Keys

To improve type safety and maintainability, consider defining a TypeScript type or enum for the keys of the componentNode object. This practice can prevent typos and make it easier to manage the available node types.

Apply this diff to define a type and use it for componentNode:

+type NodeType = "show" | "fill" | "fillColor" | "stroke" | "strokeWidth" | "strokeColor";

-export const componentNode: Record<string, FC<LayerStyleProps>> = {
+export const componentNode: Record<NodeType, FC<LayerStyleProps>> = {
    show: ShowNode,
    fill: FillNode,
    fillColor: FillColorNode,
    stroke: StrokeNode,
    strokeWidth: StrokeWidthNode,
    strokeColor: StrokeColorNode
};
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type NodeType = "show" | "fill" | "fillColor" | "stroke" | "strokeWidth" | "strokeColor";

export const componentNode: Record<NodeType, FC<LayerStyleProps>> = {
  show: ShowNode,
  fill: FillNode,
  fillColor: FillColorNode,
  stroke: StrokeNode,
  strokeWidth: StrokeWidthNode,
  strokeColor: StrokeColorNode
};
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ExpressionTab.tsx (3)

22-24: Use a <span> instead of a <div> for inline text content.

Since the Icon component displays inline text ("="), it's more appropriate to use a <span> element instead of a <div>. This improves semantic HTML structure and accessibility.

Apply this diff to update the Icon component:

-const Icon = styled("div")(({ theme }) => ({
+const Icon = styled("span")(({ theme }) => ({
    color: theme.content.weak
}));
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const Icon = styled("span")(({ theme }) => ({
  color: theme.content.weak
}));

5-5: Avoid using React.FC to type the component.

Using React.FC is generally discouraged as it can introduce issues such as implicit children props and can complicate typing. Instead, type your component props directly.

Apply this diff to update the component typing:

-import { FC } from "react";
...
-const ExpressionTab: FC<TextInputProps> = ({ value, onChange }) => {
+const ExpressionTab = ({ value, onChange }: TextInputProps) => {
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const ExpressionTab = ({ value, onChange }: TextInputProps) => {

5-12: Consider accepting all TextInputProps for enhanced flexibility.

By spreading all TextInputProps, the ExpressionTab component becomes more flexible, allowing additional props like placeholder, disabled, etc., to be passed through to the TextInput.

Apply this diff to accept and pass through all TextInputProps:

-const ExpressionTab = ({ value, onChange }: TextInputProps) => {
+const ExpressionTab = (props: TextInputProps) => {
   return (
     <Wrapper>
       <Icon>=</Icon>
-      <TextInput value={value} onChange={onChange} />
+      <TextInput {...props} />
     </Wrapper>
   );
 };
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const ExpressionTab = (props: TextInputProps) => {
  return (
    <Wrapper>
      <Icon>=</Icon>
      <TextInput {...props} />
    </Wrapper>
  );
};
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/CodeTab.tsx (1)

22-29: Handle potential errors when parsing JSON in handleStyleCodeChange

The use of JSON.parse(newStyleCode || "") may throw an error if newStyleCode is an empty string or contains invalid JSON. This could cause the application to crash. Consider wrapping the parsing logic in a try-catch block to handle any parsing errors gracefully and provide feedback to the user.

Apply this diff to handle parsing errors:

 const handleStyleCodeChange = (newStyleCode?: string) => {
+  let parsedStyle;
+  try {
+    parsedStyle = JSON.parse(newStyleCode || "");
+  } catch (e) {
+    // Handle the error, e.g., set an error state or notify the user
+    parsedStyle = {};
+  }
   setLayerStyle((prev) => {
     if (!prev?.id) return prev;
     return {
       ...prev,
       value: parsedStyle
     };
   });
   setStyleCode(newStyleCode);
 };
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const handleStyleCodeChange = (newStyleCode?: string) => {
  let parsedStyle;
  try {
    parsedStyle = JSON.parse(newStyleCode || "");
  } catch (e) {
    // Handle the error, e.g., set an error state or notify the user
    parsedStyle = {};
  }
  setLayerStyle((prev) => {
    if (!prev?.id) return prev;
    return {
      ...prev,
      value: parsedStyle
    };
  });
  setStyleCode(newStyleCode);
};
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/Nodes/Url.tsx (1)

23-23: Correct the typo in 'appearanceTypeKey'.

There is a typo in the property name apperanceTypeKey; it should be appearanceTypeKey.

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

-    apperanceTypeKey: "url",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "url",
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    appearanceTypeKey: "url",
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/Nodes/Show.tsx (2)

43-48: Incomplete implementation of 'condition' tab

The condition tab is currently marked with a TODO comment and includes a placeholder implementation. Since it's not fully implemented, consider commenting it out or ensuring users are aware that this feature is forthcoming to avoid confusion.


23-23: Fix typo in 'apperanceTypeKey' property name

The property apperanceTypeKey in the useHooks call is misspelled. It should be appearanceTypeKey. This typo may lead to issues in the hook's functionality.

Apply this diff to correct the typo:

-    apperanceTypeKey: "show",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "show",
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    appearanceTypeKey: "show",
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/Show.tsx (1)

23-23: Fix typo in property name 'apperanceTypeKey'

The property name 'apperanceTypeKey' seems to be misspelled. It should be 'appearanceTypeKey'.

Apply this diff to correct the typo:

-    apperanceTypeKey: "show",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "show",
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    appearanceTypeKey: "show",
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/FillNode.tsx (2)

19-20: Initialize state with existing layer style values

Currently, the value and expression states are initialized with default values. If layerStyle may contain existing values for "fill", consider initializing the states with those values to ensure the component reflects the current state of the layer style.

Apply this diff to initialize state from layerStyle:

   const DEFAULT_VALUE = false;

   const FillNode: FC<LayerStyleProps> = ({
     optionsMenu,
     layerStyle,
     setLayerStyle
   }) => {
-    const [value, setValue] = useState<PolygonAppearance["fill"]>(DEFAULT_VALUE);
-    const [expression, setExpression] = useState<string>("");
+    const [value, setValue] = useState<PolygonAppearance["fill"]>(
+      layerStyle?.appearance?.fill?.value ?? DEFAULT_VALUE
+    );
+    const [expression, setExpression] = useState<string>(
+      layerStyle?.appearance?.fill?.expression ?? ""
+    );
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  const [value, setValue] = useState<PolygonAppearance["fill"]>(
    layerStyle?.appearance?.fill?.value ?? DEFAULT_VALUE
  );
  const [expression, setExpression] = useState<string>(
    layerStyle?.appearance?.fill?.expression ?? ""
  );

23-23: Typo in property name "apperanceTypeKey"

On line 23, the property name "apperanceTypeKey" appears to have a typo. It should be "appearanceTypeKey" to ensure consistency and prevent potential runtime errors.

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

     const { handleChange } = useHooks({
-      apperanceTypeKey: "fill",
+      appearanceTypeKey: "fill",
       layerStyle,
       value,

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/Show.tsx (1)

23-23: Fix typo in 'appearanceTypeKey' property name

There is a misspelling in the property name apperanceTypeKey; it should be appearanceTypeKey.

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-    apperanceTypeKey: "show",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "show",
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    appearanceTypeKey: "show",
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/StrokeNode.tsx (1)

24-24: Fix typo in appearanceTypeKey.

There's a typo in the property name apperanceTypeKey; it should be appearanceTypeKey.

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-    apperanceTypeKey: "stroke",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "stroke",
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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/Nodes/Show.tsx (2)

23-24: Correct the typo in 'apperanceTypeKey'.

In line 24, the property name apperanceTypeKey seems to be misspelled. It should be appearanceTypeKey.

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-    apperanceTypeKey: "show",
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  const { handleChange } = useHooks({
    appearanceTypeKey: "show",

47-47: Provide required props to the Switcher component.

The Switcher component on line 47 is used without any props. This may lead to unexpected behavior since Switcher likely requires at least a value and an onChange handler.

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-        <Switcher />
+        <Switcher value={value} onChange={(val) => handleChange("condition", val)} />

Note: Ensure that value and handleChange are appropriately defined for the condition tab.

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/Nodes/StyleUrlNode.tsx (2)

24-24: Fix typo: "apperanceTypeKey" should be "appearanceTypeKey".

There's a typo in the key name apperanceTypeKey. It should be appearanceTypeKey to match the expected property name.

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-    apperanceTypeKey: "styleUrl",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "styleUrl",
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    appearanceTypeKey: "styleUrl",

47-47: Add missing props to TextInput inside ConditionalTab.

The <TextInput /> inside ConditionalTab lacks the value and onChange props, which are essential for handling user input and maintaining controlled components.

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        <TextInput
+         value={conditionValue}
+         onChange={(val) => handleChange("condition", val)}
        />

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/Height.tsx (1)

23-23: Typo in property name apperanceTypeKey

There's a typo in the property name apperanceTypeKey. It should be appearanceTypeKey to correctly reflect the word "appearance".

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 const { handleChange } = useHooks({
-    apperanceTypeKey: "height",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "height",
     layerStyle,
     value,
     expression,
     defaultValue: DEFAULT_VALUE,
     setValue,
     setExpression,
     setLayerStyle
   });

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/Nodes/ClampToGround.tsx (1)

24-24: Fix Typo: Correct 'apperanceTypeKey' to 'appearanceTypeKey'

There's a typo in the property name apperanceTypeKey; it should be appearanceTypeKey. This typo may lead to unexpected behavior since the hook might not receive the correct key.

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-    apperanceTypeKey: "clampToGround",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "clampToGround",
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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/Nodes/ColorNode.tsx (2)

23-24: Typo in 'appearanceTypeKey' property

There's a typo in the property name apperanceTypeKey. It should be appearanceTypeKey.

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     const { handleChange } = useHooks({
-      apperanceTypeKey: "color",
+      appearanceTypeKey: "color",
       layerStyle,
       value,
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  const { handleChange } = useHooks({
    appearanceTypeKey: "color",

49-51: Missing value and onChange props in ColorInput within ConditionalTab

In the condition tab, the ColorInput component is used without the value and onChange props. This may prevent the color input from functioning correctly.

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           <ConditionalTab>
-            <ColorInput />
+            <ColorInput
+              value={value}
+              onChange={(val) => handleChange("value", val)}
+            />
           </ConditionalTab>

Ensure that the state variables value and the handleChange function are appropriately scoped for use within the conditional tab.

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/PointSize.tsx (1)

24-24: Typo in property name 'apperanceTypeKey'

There's a typo in the property name apperanceTypeKey; it should be appearanceTypeKey.

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-    apperanceTypeKey: "pointSize",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "pointSize",
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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/FillColorNode.tsx (1)

24-24: Typo in 'appearanceTypeKey' property

There's a typo in the property key apperanceTypeKey when calling useHooks. It should be appearanceTypeKey.

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-    apperanceTypeKey: "fillColor",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "fillColor",
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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/PointColor.tsx (1)

24-24: Correct typo in 'appearanceTypeKey'

The property name apperanceTypeKey appears to have a typo. It should be appearanceTypeKey.

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-    apperanceTypeKey: "pointColor",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "pointColor",
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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/StrokeWidthNode.tsx (3)

24-24: Typo in property name "apperanceTypeKey"

There's a typo in the property name apperanceTypeKey; it should be corrected to appearanceTypeKey to prevent potential bugs and maintain consistency.

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 const { handleChange } = useHooks({
-  apperanceTypeKey: "strokeWidth",
+  appearanceTypeKey: "strokeWidth",
   layerStyle,
   value,
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    appearanceTypeKey: "strokeWidth",

57-57: Handle unexpected activeTab values

When rendering content based on activeTab, if activeTab is not one of the expected keys ('value', 'expression', 'condition'), renderContent[activeTab] will be undefined, and null will be rendered. Consider providing a default case or validation to handle unexpected activeTab values and improve user experience.

Example modification:

 return (
   <NodeSystem title="StrokeWidth" optionsMenu={optionsMenu}>
-    {(activeTab) => renderContent[activeTab] || null}
+    {(activeTab) => renderContent[activeTab as keyof typeof renderContent] || renderContent['value']}
   </NodeSystem>
 );

This change provides a default rendering of the 'value' tab content if activeTab does not match any key.

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50-50: Provide value and onChange handlers for NumberInput

The <NumberInput /> inside the ConditionalTab lacks value and onChange props. To ensure it functions correctly and maintains state, please provide these props.

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       <ConditionalTab>
-        <NumberInput />
+        <NumberInput
+          value={value}
+          onChange={(val) => handleChange("condition", val)}
+        />
       </ConditionalTab>

Make sure that value and handleChange can handle the "condition" type, and consider managing additional state if necessary.

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/Nodes/StrokeWidthNode.tsx (1)

24-24: Fix the typo in 'appearanceTypeKey'.

There's a spelling error in the key apperanceTypeKey; it should be appearanceTypeKey.

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-    apperanceTypeKey: "strokeWidth",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "strokeWidth",
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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/StrokeColorNode.tsx (2)

24-24: Fix typo in 'appearanceTypeKey' property name

In line 24, 'apperanceTypeKey' should be corrected to 'appearanceTypeKey' to ensure consistency and avoid potential errors.

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50-50: Provide 'value' and 'onChange' props to 'ColorInput' in 'condition' tab

In the 'condition' tab, the ColorInput component lacks value and onChange props, which may lead to uncontrolled input or unexpected behavior. To ensure proper functionality, pass the necessary props:

Apply this diff to add the missing props:

         <ColorInput
+          value={value}
+          onChange={(val) => handleChange("value", val)}
         />

Alternatively, if the 'condition' tab requires separate state management, consider initializing and managing its own state variables.

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          value={value}
          onChange={(val) => handleChange("value", val)}
        />
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/Nodes/HeightReference.tsx (1)

39-39: Typo in property name 'apperanceTypeKey'

There's a typo in the property name apperanceTypeKey. It should be appearanceTypeKey with two 'p's.

Please apply the following diff to correct the typo:

-    apperanceTypeKey: "heightReference",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "heightReference",
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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/HeightReference.tsx (3)

39-39: Typographical Error: Correct 'apperanceTypeKey' to 'appearanceTypeKey'

In line 39, the property name apperanceTypeKey is misspelled. It should be appearanceTypeKey to ensure consistency and prevent potential bugs, especially if this key is used within the useHooks function.

     const { handleChange } = useHooks({
-      apperanceTypeKey: "heightReference",
+      appearanceTypeKey: "heightReference",
       layerStyle,
       value,
       expression,
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49-55: Properly Handle 'newValue' in 'handleSelectorChange'

The newValue parameter in handleSelectorChange can be of type string or string[], but it's being cast to string without checking its actual type. This may cause issues if newValue is an array. Please handle both cases appropriately.

     const handleSelectorChange = useCallback(
-      (newValue?: string | string[]) => {
+      (newValue?: string | string[]) => {
         if (!newValue) return;
-        handleChange("value", newValue as string);
+        const selectedValue = Array.isArray(newValue) ? newValue[0] : newValue;
+        handleChange("value", selectedValue);
       },
       [handleChange]
     );

Alternatively, if the Selector component's onChange always provides a string, adjust the type accordingly:

     const handleSelectorChange = useCallback(
-      (newValue?: string | string[]) => {
+      (newValue?: string) => {
         if (!newValue) return;
         handleChange("value", newValue);
       },
       [handleChange]
     );

Ensure that the types are consistent between the Selector component and the handleSelectorChange function.

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  const handleSelectorChange = useCallback(
    (newValue?: string | string[]) => {
      if (!newValue) return;
      const selectedValue = Array.isArray(newValue) ? newValue[0] : newValue;
      handleChange("value", selectedValue);
    },
    [handleChange]
  );

36-36: Initialize 'expression' State from 'layerStyle' if Available

Currently, expression is initialized to an empty string. If there's an existing expression in layerStyle, consider initializing expression with it to allow users to view and edit the existing value.

     const [expression, setExpression] = useState<string>(
-      ""
+      layerStyle?.value.marker?.heightReferenceExpression ?? ""
     );

Please verify that heightReferenceExpression is the correct property in layerStyle.

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/Styles.tsx (3)

66-70: Handle potential array values in 'val' in 'onChange' handler

Similar to the previous issue, the val parameter in the onChange handler could be a string or string[]. The current code assumes it is always a string, which might cause issues if val is an array. Please adjust the code to handle both types.

Modify the onChange handler as follows:

           <Selector
             value={value}
             options={options}
-            onChange={(val) => handleChange("value", val as string)}
+            onChange={(val) => {
+              const selectedValue = Array.isArray(val) ? val[0] : val;
+              handleChange("value", selectedValue);
+            }}
           />
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        <Selector
          value={value}
          options={options}
          onChange={(val) => {
            const selectedValue = Array.isArray(val) ? val[0] : val;
            handleChange("value", selectedValue);
          }}
        />

31-31: Correct spelling of 'apperanceTypeKey' to 'appearanceTypeKey'

There is a typo in the property name apperanceTypeKey. It should be appearanceTypeKey to maintain consistency and prevent potential bugs.

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

     const { handleChange } = useHooks({
-      apperanceTypeKey: "style",
+      appearanceTypeKey: "style",
       layerStyle,
       value,

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41-47: Handle potential array values in 'newValue'

The newValue parameter in handleSelectorChange can be of type string | string[], but the current implementation assumes it is always a string. This could lead to unexpected behavior if newValue is an array. Please update the code to handle both cases appropriately.

You can modify the function as follows:

 const handleSelectorChange = useCallback(
   (newValue?: string | string[]) => {
     if (!newValue) return;
+    const selectedValue = Array.isArray(newValue) ? newValue[0] : newValue;
-    handleChange("value", newValue as string);
+    handleChange("value", selectedValue);
   },
   [handleChange]
 );
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  const handleSelectorChange = useCallback(
    (newValue?: string | string[]) => {
      if (!newValue) return;
      const selectedValue = Array.isArray(newValue) ? newValue[0] : newValue;
      handleChange("value", selectedValue);
    },
    [handleChange]
  );
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/Nodes/hooks.ts (4)

9-9: Fix the typo in 'apperanceTypeKey' to 'appearanceTypeKey'

The property apperanceTypeKey is misspelled in multiple places. Correcting it to appearanceTypeKey will improve code readability and prevent potential errors.

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

-  apperanceTypeKey: K;
+  appearanceTypeKey: K;

Update all occurrences:

 export default function useHooks<K extends keyof MarkerAppearance>({
-  apperanceTypeKey,
+  appearanceTypeKey,

...

            marker: {
              ...prev.value?.marker,
-             [apperanceTypeKey]: newStyleValue
+             [appearanceTypeKey]: newStyleValue
            }

...

  }, [value, expression, setLayerStyle, setNotification, t, 
-    apperanceTypeKey]);
+    appearanceTypeKey]);

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60-62: Log the caught error for better debugging

In the catch block, the error _e is caught but not logged or handled further. Logging the error can assist in debugging if setLayerStyle fails.

Apply this diff to log the error:

 } catch (_e) {
+   console.error(_e);
    setNotification({ type: "error", text: t("Invalid style") });
 }
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    } catch (_e) {
      console.error(_e);
      setNotification({ type: "error", text: t("Invalid style") });
    }

46-59: Refactor nested object assignments for improved readability

The nested object spreads in the setLayerStyle updater function can be refactored for better readability and maintainability.

Consider restructuring the code as follows:

 setLayerStyle((prev) => {
   if (!prev?.id) return prev;
   const newStyleValue = expression !== "" ? { expression } : value;
+  const updatedMarker = {
+    ...prev.value?.marker,
+    [appearanceTypeKey]: newStyleValue,
+  };
+  const updatedValue = {
+    ...prev.value,
+    marker: updatedMarker,
+  };
+  return {
+    ...prev,
+    value: updatedValue,
+  };
-  return {
-    ...prev,
-    value: {
-      ...prev.value,
-      marker: {
-        ...prev.value?.marker,
-        [appearanceTypeKey]: newStyleValue
-      }
-    }
-  };
 });
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      setLayerStyle((prev) => {
        if (!prev?.id) return prev;
        const newStyleValue = expression !== "" ? { expression } : value;
        const updatedMarker = {
          ...prev.value?.marker,
          [appearanceTypeKey]: newStyleValue,
        };
        const updatedValue = {
          ...prev.value,
          marker: updatedMarker,
        };
        return {
          ...prev,
          value: updatedValue,
        };
      });

72-72: Handle potential undefined 'defaultValue' when setting value

The defaultValue is optional, but in the handleChange function, it's assigned without checking if it's defined. This might lead to unexpected undefined values.

Consider adding a check to handle cases where defaultValue is undefined:

 } else if (type === "expression") {
   setExpression(newValue as string);
-  setValue(defaultValue);
+  if (defaultValue !== undefined) {
+    setValue(defaultValue);
+  } else {
+    // Handle undefined defaultValue appropriately
+    setValue(/* fallback value or leave unchanged */);
+  }
 }

Ensure that the application handles scenarios where defaultValue is not provided.

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/Nodes/hooks.ts (1)

9-9: Typo in 'apperanceTypeKey' variable name

The variable apperanceTypeKey is misspelled throughout the code. It should be appearanceTypeKey.

Apply the following diff to correct the typo:

-apperanceTypeKey
+appearanceTypeKey

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/Nodes/hooks.ts (1)

9-9: Correct the typo in 'apperanceTypeKey' variable name

The variable name apperanceTypeKey appears to be misspelled in multiple places. It should be appearanceTypeKey.

Apply this diff to correct the typo:

-  apperanceTypeKey: K;
+  appearanceTypeKey: K;

...

-  apperanceTypeKey,
+  appearanceTypeKey,

...

-  [apperanceTypeKey]: newStyleValue
+  [appearanceTypeKey]: newStyleValue

Also applies to: 18-18, 30-31, 55-55

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/Nodes/hooks.ts (2)

9-9: Correct the typo: 'apperanceTypeKey' should be 'appearanceTypeKey'

The parameter apperanceTypeKey is misspelled throughout the code. Correcting it to appearanceTypeKey improves code readability and prevents potential confusion.

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

-type Props<K extends keyof PolylineAppearance> = {
-  apperanceTypeKey: K;
+type Props<K extends keyof PolylineAppearance> = {
+  appearanceTypeKey: K;
-export default function useHooks<K extends keyof PolylineAppearance>({
-  apperanceTypeKey,
+export default function useHooks<K extends keyof PolylineAppearance>({
+  appearanceTypeKey,
 const styleValue = layerStyle?.value?.polyline?.[apperanceTypeKey] as
     | PolylineAppearance[K]
     | undefined;

+const styleValue = layerStyle?.value?.polyline?.[appearanceTypeKey] as
+    | PolylineAppearance[K]
+    | undefined;
-              [apperanceTypeKey]: newStyleValue
+              [appearanceTypeKey]: newStyleValue
-  }, [value, expression, setLayerStyle, setNotification, t, apperanceTypeKey]);
+  }, [value, expression, setLayerStyle, setNotification, t, appearanceTypeKey]);

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17-17: Rename 'useHooks' to a more descriptive name

The function name useHooks is too generic and may lead to confusion. Consider renaming it to something more specific, such as usePolylineAppearance, to clearly convey its purpose.

Apply this diff to rename the function:

-export default function useHooks<K extends keyof PolylineAppearance>({
+export default function usePolylineAppearance<K extends keyof PolylineAppearance>({

Remember to update all references to useHooks within the codebase to reflect the new function name.

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/hooks.ts (3)

30-34: Add index validation in handleStyleConditionListDelete

Before deleting an item from the list, ensure that the provided index idx is within the valid range to prevent potential errors.

Consider adding a check:

if (idx >= 0 && idx < styleConditionList.length) {
  const updatedStyleConditionList = [...styleConditionList];
  updatedStyleConditionList.splice(idx, 1);
  setStyleConditionList(updatedStyleConditionList);
}

39-59: Optimize item movement logic in handleItemDrop

You can simplify the item movement logic by directly modifying the array without unnecessary checks. Since currentIndex and targetIndex are validated, the code can be more concise.

Consider refactoring as follows:

const handleItemDrop = useCallback(
  (item: ConditionListProp, targetIndex: number) => {
    const currentIndex = styleConditionList.findIndex((li) => li.id === item.id);
    if (currentIndex === -1 || targetIndex === currentIndex) return;

    const newList = [...styleConditionList];
    const [movedItem] = newList.splice(currentIndex, 1);
    newList.splice(targetIndex, 0, movedItem);

    setStyleConditionList(newList);
  },
  [styleConditionList]
);

14-14: Refactor setIsDragging to use useRef instead of useState

Since you're only using setIsDragging without utilizing the state value, useRef is more appropriate than useState. This avoids unnecessary re-renders and makes the intent clearer.

Apply this change:

-import { useCallback, useState } from "react";
+import { useCallback, useState, useRef } from "react";

-const [, setIsDragging] = useState(false);
+const isDragging = useRef(false);

Update usages of setIsDragging:

Line 62:

-setIsDragging(true);
+isDragging.current = true;

Line 75:

-setIsDragging(false);
+isDragging.current = false;

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/Nodes/hooks.ts (2)

9-9: Fix typo: Correct 'apperanceTypeKey' to 'appearanceTypeKey'

The property apperanceTypeKey is misspelled throughout the code. The correct spelling is appearanceTypeKey. Correcting this will enhance code readability and prevent potential confusion.

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

-type Props<K extends keyof Cesium3DTilesAppearance> = {
-  apperanceTypeKey: K;
+type Props<K extends keyof Cesium3DTilesAppearance> = {
+  appearanceTypeKey: K;

 export default function useHooks<K extends keyof Cesium3DTilesAppearance>({
-  apperanceTypeKey,
+  appearanceTypeKey,

 const styleValue = layerStyle?.value["3dtiles"]?.[appearanceTypeKey] as
   | Cesium3DTilesAppearance[K]
   | undefined;

               [apperanceTypeKey]: newStyleValue
+              [appearanceTypeKey]: newStyleValue

 }, [value, expression, setLayerStyle, setNotification, t, apperanceTypeKey]);
+}, [value, expression, setLayerStyle, setNotification, t, appearanceTypeKey]);

Also applies to: 17-18, 30-30, 55-55, 63-63


17-17: Consider renaming useHooks to a more descriptive name

The function name useHooks is quite generic and doesn't convey the specific purpose of this hook. In React, it's a best practice to name hooks with a clear indication of their functionality. Consider renaming it to something like use3DTileAppearance to improve clarity and maintainability.

Apply this diff to rename the function:

-export default function useHooks<K extends keyof Cesium3DTilesAppearance>({
+export default function use3DTileAppearance<K extends keyof Cesium3DTilesAppearance>({

Remember to update any imports or references to this hook accordingly.

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/index.tsx (1)

26-26: Simplify type declaration for styleCode

Since styleCode is initialized with an empty string and expected to be a string, you can simplify the type declaration by removing undefined.

Apply this diff to adjust the type:

-const [styleCode, setStyleCode] = useState<string | undefined>("");
+const [styleCode, setStyleCode] = useState<string>("");
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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/InterfaceTab.tsx (3)

140-144: Avoid hardcoding heights; use responsive design practices.

The TabsWrapper component has a fixed height of 480px. This could lead to layout issues on different screen sizes. Consider using relative units or making the height responsive.

Apply this diff to use flexible sizing:

 const TabsWrapper = styled("div")(({ theme }) => ({
   display: "flex",
   flexDirection: "column",
   padding: `${theme.spacing.small}px 0`,
-  height: "480px"
+  flexGrow: 1
 }));
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const TabsWrapper = styled("div")(({ theme }) => ({
  display: "flex",
  flexDirection: "column",
  padding: `${theme.spacing.small}px 0`,
  flexGrow: 1
}));

4-4: Consider initializing optionsMenu in LayerStyleProps.

You have added optionsMenu?: PopupMenuItem[]; to LayerStyleProps, but it's optional and might be undefined. If optionsMenu is required for the component to function correctly, consider making it non-optional or providing a default value to avoid potential undefined issues.

Apply this diff to provide a default empty array:

 export type LayerStyleProps = {
   layerStyle: LayerStyle | undefined;
   setLayerStyle: Dispatch<SetStateAction<LayerStyle | undefined>>;
-  optionsMenu?: PopupMenuItem[];
+  optionsMenu: PopupMenuItem[] = [];
 };

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106-121: Verify menuItems content before rendering PopupMenu.

Before rendering PopupMenu, check if menuItems is not empty to avoid displaying an empty menu.

Apply this diff to conditionally render PopupMenu:

 sharedContent={
-  <PopupMenu
+  menuItems.length > 0 ? (
+    <PopupMenu
       extendTriggerWidth
       width={276}
       menu={menuItems}
       label={
         <Button
           title={t("New node")}
           extendWidth
           size="small"
           icon="plus"
           appearance="primary"
         />
       }
     />
+  ) : null
 }

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/index.tsx (2)

17-19: Correct the type of activeTab in children prop

In the NodeSystemProps interface, the children prop expects a function with activeTab typed as string. Since activeTab corresponds to the Tabs type, consider updating its type for consistency and better type safety.

Apply this diff to fix the type:

 interface NodeSystemProps {
   title?: string;
-  children: (activeTab: string) => ReactNode;
+  children: (activeTab: Tabs) => ReactNode;
   optionsMenu?: PopupMenuItem[];
 }
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  title?: string;
  children: (activeTab: Tabs) => ReactNode;

121-128: Refine the type definition of active in ContentWrapper

The ContentWrapper styled component accepts an active prop typed as an optional string. Since active is always provided and corresponds to the Tabs type, updating its type enhances type safety and clarity.

Apply this diff to update the type:

 const ContentWrapper = styled("div")<
-  { active?: string }
+  { active: Tabs }
 >(
   ({ active, theme }) => ({
     display: "flex",
     flexDirection: "column",
     padding: active === "condition" ? 0 : theme.spacing.smallest,
     width: "100%"
   })
 );
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  { active: Tabs }
>(
  ({ active, theme }) => ({
    display: "flex",
    flexDirection: "column",
    padding: active === "condition" ? 0 : theme.spacing.smallest,
    width: "100%"
  })
);
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Marker/index.tsx (3)

29-29: Unused state variable clickedItems can be removed.

The state variable clickedItems declared on line 29 is updated but not utilized elsewhere in the component. Removing this unused state will simplify the code without affecting functionality.

Apply the following diff to remove clickedItems:

 const [dynamicNodeContent, setDynamicNodeContent] = useState<ReactNode[]>([]);
-const [clickedItems, setClickedItems] = useState<Set<string>>(new Set());

Also, remove the state update in line 104:

-      setClickedItems((prevClicked) => new Set(prevClicked).add(id));

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83-85: Casting ReactNode to ReactElement may be unsafe without a type guard.

In lines 83-85, you're casting content from ReactNode to ReactElement to access the key property. However, ReactNode can represent various types, including strings, numbers, or null. Directly casting without checking may lead to runtime errors if content is not a ReactElement. Consider adding a type guard to ensure safety.

Modify the code to include a type guard:

 const renderedKeys = new Set(
-  dynamicNodeContent.map((content) => (content as ReactElement).key)
+  dynamicNodeContent
+    .filter((content): content is ReactElement => React.isValidElement(content) && content.key != null)
+    .map((content) => content.key)
 );

This change ensures that only valid ReactElements with a key are included, preventing potential runtime errors.

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    const renderedKeys = new Set(
      dynamicNodeContent
        .filter((content): content is ReactElement => React.isValidElement(content) && content.key != null)
        .map((content) => content.key)
    );

95-100: Ensure onClick handlers in optionsMenu are bound to the correct id.

When rendering new components in handleMenuClick, the optionsMenu is passed without adjusting the onClick handlers to reference the specific item.id. This may cause the delete action to not target the correct marker. To fix this, map over optionsMenu and bind onClick with the appropriate id, similar to lines 66-69.

Apply the following changes:

 <Component
   key={item.id}
   layerStyle={layerStyle}
   setLayerStyle={setLayerStyle}
-  optionsMenu={optionsMenu}
+  optionsMenu={optionsMenu.map((option) => ({
+    ...option,
+    onClick: () => option.onClick(item.id)
+  }))}
 />

This ensures that the onClick handlers within optionsMenu correctly reference the item.id, allowing the delete functionality to work as intended.

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            <Component
              key={item.id}
              layerStyle={layerStyle}
              setLayerStyle={setLayerStyle}
              optionsMenu={optionsMenu.map((option) => ({
                ...option,
                onClick: () => option.onClick(item.id)
              }))}
            />
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Model/index.tsx (2)

29-29: Remove unused state variable clickedItems

The clickedItems state variable declared at line 29 and updated at line 104 is not utilized elsewhere in the code. Additionally, it is included in the dependency array at line 117 without serving a purpose. To simplify the code and prevent unnecessary state updates, consider removing clickedItems and related references.

Apply this diff to remove the unused state variable and update the dependency array:

-  const [clickedItems, setClickedItems] = useState<Set<string>>(new Set());
-    setClickedItems((prevClicked) => new Set(prevClicked).add(id));
  useEffect(() => {
    // ...code...
-  }, [
-    clickedItems,
     dynamicNodeContent,
     layerStyle,
     optionsMenu,
     setLayerStyle,
     setMenuItems
   ]);

Also applies to: 104-104, 117-117


83-85: Avoid relying on key prop for component identification

In the useEffect starting at line 82, the code uses the key prop of React elements to identify rendered components:

const renderedKeys = new Set(
  dynamicNodeContent.map((content) => (content as ReactElement).key)
);

Relying on the key prop for application logic can be unreliable since the key is intended for React's internal reconciliation process, not for component identification. It's better to use explicit properties for this purpose.

Consider modifying the components to accept an id prop and use it for identification:

// When rendering the Component
<Component
  key={key}
+ id={key}
  ...
/>

// Update the mapping to use the `id` prop instead of `key`
const renderedKeys = new Set(
  dynamicNodeContent.map((content) => (content as ReactElement).props.id)
);
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/index.tsx (3)

85-86: Ensure safe access to the key property when mapping over dynamicNodeContent

In line 85, you're casting content to ReactElement to access its key property:

const renderedKeys = new Set(
  dynamicNodeContent.map((content) => (content as ReactElement).key)
);

This assumes that all elements in dynamicNodeContent are ReactElement instances with a key property. If dynamicNodeContent contains items that are not ReactElement instances or lack a key, this could lead to runtime errors.

Consider adding a type guard to ensure that content is a ReactElement and that key is not undefined:

const renderedKeys = new Set(
  dynamicNodeContent
    .map((content) => {
+     if (React.isValidElement(content) && content.key !== null) {
+       return content.key;
+     }
+     return null;
-     return (content as ReactElement).key;
    })
+   .filter((key): key is string => key !== null)
);

This approach safely accesses the key property and filters out any null values, preventing potential errors.


105-105: Avoid mutating the Set directly when updating state

At line 105, you're updating the clickedItems state by creating a new Set and adding an id to it:

setClickedItems((prevClicked) => new Set(prevClicked).add(id));

While this creates a new Set, the .add() method mutates the Set in place. React may not detect state changes if the reference doesn't change or if the mutation isn't deep enough.

To ensure React detects the state update, create a new Set without mutating it directly:

setClickedItems((prevClicked) => {
-  return new Set(prevClicked).add(id);
+  return new Set([...prevClicked, id]);
});

This approach creates a new Set with the previous items and the new id, ensuring the state update is recognized.


83-124: Define handleMenuClick outside of useEffect to improve performance

Currently, handleMenuClick is defined inside the useEffect hook starting at line 83. This means a new instance of the function is created every time the effect runs, which can be inefficient and may lead to unexpected behavior.

Move handleMenuClick outside of the useEffect hook and wrap it with useCallback to memoize the function:

const handleMenuClick = useCallback(
  (id: string) => {
    const item = polylineNodeMenu.find((item) => item.id === id);

    if (item) {
      const Component = componentNode[item.id];
      if (Component) {
        setDynamicNodeContent((prevContent) => [
          ...prevContent,
          <Component
            key={item.id}
            layerStyle={layerStyle}
            setLayerStyle={setLayerStyle}
            optionsMenu={optionsMenu}
          />,
        ]);
      }

      setClickedItems((prevClicked) => new Set([...prevClicked, id]));
    }
  },
  [layerStyle, optionsMenu, setDynamicNodeContent, setClickedItems, setLayerStyle]
);

Then, update the menuWithHandlers inside useEffect:

const menuWithHandlers = polylineNodeMenu
  .filter((item) => !renderedKeys.has(item.id))
  .map((item) => ({
    ...item,
    onClick: () => handleMenuClick(item.id),
  }));

setMenuItems(menuWithHandlers);

This refactoring ensures that handleMenuClick is not recreated on every render, improving performance.

web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ThreedTiles/index.tsx (5)

85-86: Handle Possible undefined Keys in renderedKeys

When extracting key from content, there's a possibility that key could be undefined, which might affect the renderedKeys set.

Ensure that key is always defined, or filter out undefined keys:

const renderedKeys = new Set(
  dynamicNodeContent
    .map((content) => (content as ReactElement).key)
+   .filter((key): key is string => key !== undefined)
);
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      dynamicNodeContent
        .map((content) => (content as ReactElement).key)
        .filter((key): key is string => key !== undefined)
    );

105-106: Avoid Direct Mutation of State with Set.add()

Using Set.add() mutates the set in place, which can cause unintended side effects in React state management. React expects state updates to be immutable.

If you decide to keep clickedItems, modify the state update to create a new set without mutating:

-setClickedItems((prevClicked) => new Set(prevClicked).add(id));
+setClickedItems((prevClicked) => new Set([...prevClicked, id]));
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        setClickedItems((prevClicked) => new Set([...prevClicked, id]));
      }

60-75: Handle Undefined Components Gracefully

When mapping over threedTileProperties, if a key doesn't exist in componentNode, the component will be skipped without user feedback.

Consider providing a fallback or warning if a component is not found:

          if (Component) {
            newContent.push(
              <Component /* ...props */ />
            );
+         } else {
+           console.warn(`Component not found for key: ${key}`);
          }

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29-30: Remove Unused State Variable clickedItems

The state variable clickedItems is declared and updated but never utilized within the component. This could be leftover from previous implementations and may lead to unnecessary complexity.

Apply this diff to remove the unused state variable and its setter:

-const [clickedItems, setClickedItems] = useState<Set<string>>(new Set());

Also, remove the associated update in the handleMenuClick function:

-        setClickedItems((prevClicked) => new Set([...prevClicked, id]));

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67-70: Optimize optionsMenu Handling to Prevent Unnecessary Re-renders

Redefining the onClick handler within the component props can lead to unnecessary re-renders because the function reference changes on each render.

You can bind the onClick handler once when defining optionsMenu:

const optionsMenu = useMemo(() => {
  return [
    {
      id: "delete",
      title: "Delete",
      icon: "trash" as const,
-     onClick: (propertyKey: string) => { /* ... */ },
+     onClick: () => {},
    },
  ];
}, [setLayerStyle]);

// Then, pass the property key when assigning to each component

And update the onClick assignment when passing to the component:

-                onClick: () => item.onClick(key)
+                onClick: item.onClick.bind(null, key)

Alternatively, adjust your optionsMenu to handle propertyKey appropriately without redefining functions inside the render.

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web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ConditionalTab.tsx (2)

32-34: Fix incorrect label for '<=' operator in options.

In the options array, the label for the '<=' operator is incorrectly set as "=>" instead of "<=", which does not match the value and could confuse users.

Apply this diff to correct the label:

     {
       value: "<=",
-      label: "=>"
+      label: "<="
     },
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    label: "<="
  },

63-63: > [!TIP]

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Confirm renaming 'ContentWaper' to 'ContentWrapper' in ConditionalTab.tsx

The review comment is correct. The component name 'ContentWaper' is misspelled in the file 'web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/ConditionalTab.tsx'. It should be renamed to 'ContentWrapper' for consistency and readability.

Please make the following changes:

  • Line 69: Change <ContentWaper key={item.id}> to <ContentWrapper key={item.id}>
  • Line 103: Change </ContentWaper> to </ContentWrapper>
  • Line 143: Change const ContentWaper = styled("div")(({ theme }) => ({ to const ContentWrapper = styled("div")(({ theme }) => ({

This will ensure consistency with other 'ContentWrapper' components used throughout the codebase.

Analysis chain

Correct 'ContentWaper' to 'ContentWrapper'.

The component name ContentWaper appears to be misspelled. It should be ContentWrapper to maintain consistency and readability across the codebase.

Apply this diff to rename ContentWaper to ContentWrapper:

-const ContentWaper = styled("div")(({ theme }) => ({
+const ContentWrapper = styled("div")(({ theme }) => ({

... (other styles remain the same)

-          <ContentWaper key={item.id}>
+          <ContentWrapper key={item.id}>

To verify all occurrences have been updated, run:

Also applies to: 137-137

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find all instances of 'ContentWaper' in .tsx files

rg --type tsx 'ContentWaper'

Length of output: 56


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for 'ContentWaper' and 'ContentWrapper' in all files
echo "Searching for ContentWaper:"
rg 'ContentWaper'
echo "Searching for ContentWrapper:"
rg 'ContentWrapper'

# Locate the specific file mentioned in the review comment
echo "Locating the specific file:"
fd 'ConditionalTab.tsx'

# If the file is found, display its content
file_path=$(fd 'ConditionalTab.tsx' | head -n 1)
if [ -n "$file_path" ]; then
    echo "Content of $file_path:"
    cat "$file_path"
fi

Length of output: 10198

web/src/beta/lib/reearth-ui/components/Tabs/index.tsx (1)

102-103: Ensure that sharedContent is safely rendered to prevent potential XSS vulnerabilities.

Since sharedContent can be a string, rendering it directly may introduce security risks if the content contains malicious code. Consider wrapping string content in a component that escapes or sanitizes the text, such as Typography.

Apply the following change to safely render string content:

 {sharedContent && (
   <SharedContent>
-    {sharedContent}
+    {typeof sharedContent === 'string' ? (
+      <Typography>{sharedContent}</Typography>
+    ) : (
+      sharedContent
+    )}
   </SharedContent>
 )}
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      {sharedContent && (
        <SharedContent>
          {typeof sharedContent === 'string' ? (
            <Typography>{sharedContent}</Typography>
          ) : (
            sharedContent
          )}
        </SharedContent>
      )}
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/NodeMenuCategory.ts (3)

421-551: Consider refactoring repetitive code in 'modelNodeMenu'

The modelNodeMenu array contains multiple items with similar structure. Refactoring this repetitive code by using a helper function or mapping over a data array would improve maintainability and reduce potential errors.


409-412: Typographical error in 'threedtilesNodeMenu'

There's a typo in the id property for the "showBoundingVolume" item. It is currently "meshowBoundingVolumeta" but should be "showBoundingVolume" to match the title and maintain consistency.

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

  {
-   id: "meshowBoundingVolumeta",
+   id: "showBoundingVolume",
    title: "showBoundingVolume",
    icon: "buildings"
  },
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  {
    id: "showBoundingVolume",
    title: "showBoundingVolume",
    icon: "buildings"
  },

266-269: Incorrect icon in 'polygonNodeMenu' item

The icon property for the "heightReference" item in the polygonNodeMenu is set to "points" instead of "polygon", which is inconsistent with the other items in this menu.

Apply this diff to correct the icon:

  {
    id: "heightReference",
    title: "heightReference",
-   icon: "points"
+   icon: "polygon"
  },
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    id: "heightReference",
    title: "heightReference",
    icon: "polygon"
  },
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polyline/Nodes/Show.tsx (1)

23-23: Correct the typo in 'apperanceTypeKey'.

There's a typo on line 23: apperanceTypeKey should be appearanceTypeKey.

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

-    apperanceTypeKey: "show",
+    appearanceTypeKey: "show",
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    appearanceTypeKey: "show",
web/src/beta/features/Editor/Map/LayerStylePanel/Editor/NodeSystem/Polygon/index.tsx (3)

83-85: Ensure key is defined when mapping dynamicNodeContent

In line 84, when creating the renderedKeys set, you access the key prop of each content element. If any of the key props are null or undefined, this could result in undefined being added to the set, potentially causing issues when filtering menu items.

Suggested fix:

Ensure that all components in dynamicNodeContent have a defined key prop. Additionally, filter out any undefined keys when creating the renderedKeys set.

     const renderedKeys = new Set(
-      dynamicNodeContent.map((content) => (content as ReactElement).key)
+      dynamicNodeContent
+        .map((content) => (content as ReactElement).key)
+        .filter((key): key is string => key != null)
     );
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      dynamicNodeContent
        .map((content) => (content as ReactElement).key)
        .filter((key): key is string => key != null)
    );

104-105: Avoid mutating state directly when updating clickedItems

In line 104, the setClickedItems function updates the state by mutating a Set. Directly mutating stateful objects like Set can lead to unexpected behavior in React, as it may not detect state changes properly.

Suggested fix:

Create a new Set without mutating the existing one. Alternatively, if clickedItems is not used elsewhere in your code, consider removing it to simplify your component.

Option 1: Correctly update the Set immutably:

         setClickedItems((prevClicked) => {
-          return new Set(prevClicked).add(id);
+          const newClicked = new Set(prevClicked);
+          newClicked.add(id);
+          return newClicked;
         });

Option 2: Remove clickedItems if it's unused:

-  const [clickedItems, setClickedItems] = useState<Set<string>>(new Set());
...
         setDynamicNodeContent((prevContent) => [
           ...prevContent,
           <Component
             key={item.id}
             layerStyle={layerStyle}
             setLayerStyle={setLayerStyle}
             optionsMenu={optionsMenu}
           />
         ]);
-        setClickedItems((prevClicked) => {
-          const newClicked = new Set(prevClicked);
-          newClicked.add(id);
-          return newClicked;
-        });
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        setClickedItems((prevClicked) => {
          const newClicked = new Set(prevClicked);
          newClicked.add(id);
          return newClicked;
        });
      }

95-101: Inconsistent handling of optionsMenu leading to incorrect onClick behavior

When adding new components in handleMenuClick, the optionsMenu is passed directly to the component without adjusting the onClick handlers to include the specific property key. This could cause the onClick functions in the options menu (e.g., delete action) to not receive the correct propertyKey, potentially leading to unexpected behavior.

Suggested fix:

Update the optionsMenu when passing it to the new component to include the correct onClick handlers, similar to how it's done in lines 66-69.

Apply this diff to modify lines 99-100:

             <Component
               key={item.id}
               layerStyle={layerStyle}
               setLayerStyle={setLayerStyle}
-              optionsMenu={optionsMenu}
+              optionsMenu={optionsMenu.map((menuItem) => ({
+                ...menuItem,
+                onClick: () => menuItem.onClick(item.id),
+              }))}
             />
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            <Component
              key={item.id}
              layerStyle={layerStyle}
              setLayerStyle={setLayerStyle}
              optionsMenu={optionsMenu.map((menuItem) => ({
                ...menuItem,
                onClick: () => menuItem.onClick(item.id),
              }))}
            />
          ]);

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