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- Migrate to new schema structure. - Add BlogTags, Tags, BlogCategories, - Categories, Blogs, Media, Authors models. - Use enums for BlogStatus and MediaType. - Refactor relationships between models.
- Updated Next.js to ^15 - Updated React to ^19 - Updated related types - Adjusted loading time in layout
- Added company logo to header - Updated header styling and layout - Added image domains to next.config.js - Improved header responsiveness - Updated hero section styling
- Updated prettier to v3.5.3 - Updated prettier-plugin-tailwindcss - Removed unused import in Header.tsx - Updated menuData.tsx - Minor adjustments to Header.tsx
- Improved hero section text - Removed outdated links and icons
- Added dark mode support for hero section - Updated logo based on theme - Improved styling for dark mode - Added call to action buttons - Updated hero section background
- Updated CallToAction component - Improved SectionTitle component styling - Refactored Features component - Updated features data - Improved Hero section content
- Removed unused auth pages. - Removed related API routes. - Simplified the application structure. - Improved code maintainability. - Updated layout and pricing components.
- Updated pricing box layout and styling - Replaced images with Image component - Removed unnecessary axios call - Improved feature list presentation - Updated pricing data fetching method
- Updated homepage components - Removed unused components - Improved breadcrumb styling - Translated FAQ section to Indonesian - Updated button text in pricing box
- Updated header menu item labels. - Changed FAQ section background color.
- Improved button styling in CallToAction - Updated button hover effect in Hero
- Changed `params` type from `{ slug: string }` to `Promise<{ slug: string }>`
- Updated `getPostBySlug` call to handle the Promise
- Added "mcw/dev" branch. - Added "mcw" branch.
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe update spans configuration modifications, dependency updates, schema restructuring, and UI changes. New auto-review branch entries and image domain configurations were added, and the primary color and font imports were updated. The Dockerfile and package dependencies were revised, and the Prisma schema was overhauled to support a more complex blog system. Multiple authentication pages and API endpoints were removed, while select pages and components were adjusted for asynchronous data handling and rebranded with Indonesian localization. Additionally, session management was disabled and dynamic pricing data retrieval was implemented. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant UI as Pricing Component
participant APIFunc as getPricingData
participant Server as Pricing API Endpoint
UI->>APIFunc: Call getPricingData()
APIFunc->>Server: Fetch pricing data dynamically
Server-->>APIFunc: Return pricing data
APIFunc-->>UI: Provide formatted pricing data
UI->>UI: Render updated Pricing Boxes with new data
sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant BlogHandler as Blog Page Handler
participant DB as Database
Browser->>BlogHandler: Request blog page with slug
BlogHandler->>BlogHandler: Await async slug from params
BlogHandler->>DB: getPostBySlug(awaited slug)
DB-->>BlogHandler: Return blog post data
BlogHandler-->>Browser: Render blog page with metadata and content
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src/components/Header/index.tsx (1)
180-242: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAuthentication code is commented out but not removed.
Large blocks of code related to authentication UI are commented out. Since this appears to be part of removing authentication UI as mentioned in the summary, you should consider removing this code entirely rather than commenting it out.
- {/* {session?.user ? ( - <> - <p - className={`loginBtn px-7 py-3 text-base font-medium ${!sticky && pathUrl === "/" ? "text-white" : "text-dark" - }`} - > - {session?.user?.name} - </p> - {pathUrl !== "/" || sticky ? ( - <button - onClick={() => signOut()} - className="signUpBtn rounded-lg bg-primary bg-opacity-100 px-6 py-3 text-base font-medium text-white duration-300 ease-in-out hover:bg-opacity-20 hover:text-dark" - > - Sign Out - </button> - ) : ( - <button - onClick={() => signOut()} - className="signUpBtn rounded-lg bg-white bg-opacity-20 px-6 py-3 text-base font-medium text-white duration-300 ease-in-out hover:bg-opacity-100 hover:text-dark" - > - Sign Out - </button> - )} - </> - ) : ( - <> - {pathUrl !== "/" ? ( - <> - <Link - href="/signin" - className="px-7 py-3 text-base font-medium text-dark hover:opacity-70 dark:text-white" - > - Sign In - </Link> - <Link - href="/signup" - className="rounded-lg bg-primary px-6 py-3 text-base font-medium text-white duration-300 ease-in-out hover:bg-primary/90 dark:bg-white/10 dark:hover:bg-white/20" - > - Sign Up - </Link> - </> - ) : ( - <> - <Link - href="/signin" - className={`px-7 py-3 text-base font-medium hover:opacity-70 ${sticky ? "text-dark dark:text-white" : "text-white" - }`} - > - Sign In - </Link> - <Link - href="/signup" - className={`rounded-lg px-6 py-3 text-base font-medium text-white duration-300 ease-in-out ${sticky - ? "bg-primary hover:bg-primary/90 dark:bg-white/10 dark:hover:bg-white/20" - : "bg-white/10 hover:bg-white/20" - }`} - > - Sign Up - </Link> - </> - )} - </> - )} */}
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src/components/Features/index.tsx (1)
7-7: Consider using theme variables for maintainability.
Using a hardcoded hex color (#18181a) could limit scalability if you plan to support different themes or recolor quickly. Tailwind supports configuring custom colors in the theme, which might be more maintainable in the long run.- <section className="pb-8 pt-20 dark:bg-[#18181a] lg:pb-[70px] lg:pt-[120px]"> + <section className="pb-8 pt-20 dark:bg-dark-alt lg:pb-[70px] lg:pt-[120px]">(Adjust
dark-altin yourtailwind.config.jsaccordingly)src/styles/index.css (1)
1-3: Beware of performance overhead from multiple external font imports.
Importing multiple web fonts can impact page load speed. If performance is crucial, consider self-hosting or subsetting fonts, and ensure fallbacks in case of network issues.src/components/Header/menuData.tsx (1)
6-27: Path names remain in English while titles are in IndonesianConsider updating the path names to match the localized titles for consistency, or implementing i18n routing if multi-language support is intended.
src/components/Pricing/index.tsx (1)
34-38: No loading state while pricing data is being fetchedThe component doesn't show a loading indicator while pricing data is being fetched. Users might see an empty section before data loads.
const Pricing = () => { const [pricingData, setPricingData] = useState<Price[]>([]); + const [isLoading, setIsLoading] = useState(true); useEffect(() => { const loadPricingData = async () => { try { const data = await getPricingData(); setPricingData(data); } catch (error) { console.error("Failed to load pricing data:", error); } finally { + setIsLoading(false); } }; loadPricingData(); }, []); return ( <section id="pricing" className="relative z-20 overflow-hidden bg-white pb-12 pt-20 dark:bg-[#0a0a0c] lg:pb-[90px] lg:pt-[120px]" > <div className="container"> <div className="mb-[60px]"> <SectionTitle subtitle="Daftar Paket" title="Pilih Paket yang Tepat untuk Bisnis Anda" paragraph="Berikut adalah pilihan paket langganan MrCarWash. Bandingkan fitur dan harga untuk menemukan solusi terbaik bagi bisnis cuci mobil Anda." center /> </div> + {isLoading ? ( + <div className="flex justify-center py-10"> + <div className="animate-spin rounded-full h-10 w-10 border-b-2 border-blue-500"></div> + </div> + ) : ( <div className="-mx-4 flex flex-wrap gap-y-8 justify-center"> {pricingData.map((product, i) => ( <PricingBox key={i} product={product} /> ))} </div> + )} </div> </section> ); };src/components/CallToAction/index.tsx (2)
7-8: Extremely high z-index values may cause stacking context issuesThe z-index values (z-50, z-100) are unusually high. This might create stacking context issues with other components. Consider using lower values that maintain the desired layering without potential side effects.
- <div className="container mx-auto z-50"> - <div className="relative overflow-hidden z-100"> + <div className="container mx-auto z-10"> + <div className="relative overflow-hidden z-20">- <div className="mx-auto max-w-[570px] text-center z-100"> + <div className="mx-auto max-w-[570px] text-center z-20">Also applies to: 11-11
19-19: Hardcoded external URL could be moved to configurationThe registration URL is hardcoded. Consider moving it to an environment variable or configuration file to make it easier to update across environments.
+// In a config file or environment variable +const REGISTRATION_URL = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_REGISTRATION_URL || "https://dash.mrcarwash.app/register"; // In the component <Link - href="https://dash.mrcarwash.app/register" + href={REGISTRATION_URL} className="inline-block rounded-md border border-transparent bg-black px-7 py-3 text-base font-medium text-gray-100 transition hover:bg-gray-700" >src/components/Header/index.tsx (1)
11-11: Session functionality has been commented out.The useSession hook is commented out but not removed. If session functionality is no longer needed, consider completely removing this line rather than leaving it commented.
- // const { data: session } = useSession();src/components/Hero/index.tsx (1)
94-1218: Repetitive style property applications can be optimized.There are over 100 nearly identical style applications for SVG circles. Consider refactoring this to apply the style at a higher level or use a CSS class to avoid repetition.
For example, you could apply the style to all circles at once:
<svg width="134" height="106" viewBox="0 0 134 106" fill="none" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" + style={{ fill: circleFillColor }} > {/* ... all circles */} - <circle - cx="1.66667" - cy="104" - r="1.66667" - transform="rotate(-90 1.66667 104)" - style={{ fill: circleFillColor }} - /> + <circle + cx="1.66667" + cy="104" + r="1.66667" + transform="rotate(-90 1.66667 104)" + /> {/* ... other circles without individual style props */} </svg>Alternatively, use a CSS class approach:
// Add this to your CSS .theme-circle { fill: var(--circle-color); } // In your component useEffect(() => { document.documentElement.style.setProperty( '--circle-color', theme === 'dark' ? 'white' : 'black' ); }, [theme]); // Then use className instead of style <circle cx="1.66667" cy="104" r="1.66667" transform="rotate(-90 1.66667 104)" className="theme-circle" />src/components/Pricing/PricingBox.tsx (3)
8-13: Consider using a constant or enum for "MPV".
Instead of a hardcoded"MPV"string, consider defining a constant or enum. This can reduce the chance of typos and make future refactors simpler if more plan variants are introduced.
14-29: Review currency formatting for clarity.
Explicitly placing "Rp " and then usingtoLocaleString("id-ID", { currency: "IDR" })is acceptable. However, you might considerstyle: "currency"for a more standardized approach, e.g.toLocaleString("id-ID", { style: "currency", currency: "IDR" }).
43-46: External link usage detail.
Hardcoding the external link"https://reg.mrcarwash.app"is fine if it’s not expected to change. Otherwise, consider adding it to an environment variable or a config file for easier maintenance.prisma/schema.prisma (2)
95-112:Blogsmodel design.
Overall structure is robust, incorporating status, media links, and references to both tags and categories. Consider indexing on frequently queried fields (e.g.,Slug) for performance.
150-154:MediaTypeenum usage.
image,video, andaudiocoverage is good. If you anticipate other media types, consider a fallback strategy.src/app/page.tsx (3)
1-1: Commented-out imports.
These imports forHomeBlogSectionand possibly others are commented out, likely for a temporary design choice. If they’re no longer needed, consider removing them for clarity.
17-17:postsvariable commented out.
Similarly, if the blog feature remains offline, leaving this commented out might cause confusion. Remove if no longer needed.
30-32: Commented-out sections:<HomeBlogSection>,<Contact>,<Clients>.
Large blocks of commented-out code can clutter the file. Consider deleting them or gating them behind a feature flag.
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30-31: Base branches added to auto_review configurationThe additions of "mcw/dev" and "mcw" to the base_branches array will allow CodeRabbit to automatically review pull requests that target these branches.
next.config.js (1)
7-9: Image domain configuration addedThe addition of 'ucarecdn.com' to the image domains list enables Next.js to optimize and serve images from this domain, which is essential for performance and security.
src/utils/auth.ts (1)
1-7: Improved import organizationThe imports have been reorganized for better readability, with the adapter imports moved to the top of the file. This is a good practice that makes the code more maintainable.
src/app/(site)/blogs/[slug]/page.tsx (3)
12-12: Updated params type to PromiseThe type of
paramshas been changed from{ slug: string }toPromise<{ slug: string }>, which aligns with the PR objective.
17-17: Added await for params access in generateMetadataThe function has been updated to properly handle the Promise type by using
await paramsbefore accessing the slug property.
69-69: Added await for params access in Post functionSimilar to the generateMetadata function, the Post function has been updated to properly await the params before accessing the slug property.
This change ensures that the function correctly handles the asynchronous nature of the params object, which is consistent with the modification of the params type.
package.json (5)
37-38: Update React type definitionsThe type definitions have been properly updated to match the React 19 upgrade. This is good practice to maintain type safety.
44-45: Prettier configuration updateThe Prettier and Prettier plugin updates are minor version bumps and shouldn't cause compatibility issues, but ensure your code formatting remains consistent.
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Test with React 19 compatibility
Upgrading from React 18 to 19 is a significant change. Please ensure that all components function properly with the new version and that any React 18-specific APIs are updated accordingly.
🌐 Web query:
What breaking changes are in React 19?💡 Result:
React 19 introduces several breaking changes that developers must address when upgrading. These changes aim to modernize the framework, improve performance, and simplify development patterns. Here are the key breaking changes:
Mandatory New JSX Transform
React 19 requires the new JSX transform ([1][2][7]). The old
React.createElementsyntax is no longer supported:// React 18 (deprecated) var element = React.createElement('h1', null, 'Hello'); // React 19 var element = <h1>Hello</h1>;Removed Legacy APIs
ReactDOM.render/ReactDOM.hydratereplaced byReactDOM.createRoot/ReactDOM.hydrateRoot([1][2][7]):// React 18 (deprecated) ReactDOM.render(<App />, root); // React 19 ReactDOM.createRoot(root).render(<App />);
- String refs removed in favor of ref callbacks ([7][8]):
// React 18 (deprecated) <input ref='inputRef' /> // React 19 <input ref={(node) => this.inputRef = node} />Error Handling Changes
- Uncaught errors now report to
window.reportErrorinstead of re-throwing ([2][5][7])- Error Boundaries use
onCaughtError/onUncaughtErrorinstead ofcomponentDidCatch([4][5])Deprecated Features Removed
Feature Replacement Source forwardRefrefas prop[5][8] Context.Provider<Context>component[5] defaultPropsES6 default parameters [2][7] UMD builds ESM via CDNs like esm.sh [2][4] Strict Mode Enhancements
- Double-rendered components in development now reuse
useMemo/useCallbackresults from first render ([7][9])- More aggressive cleanup of effects during unmount simulations ([8][9])
Suspense Behavior Changes
Suspense fallbacks now commit immediately when siblings suspend, improving perceived performance ([7][9]).
TypeScript Changes
- Improved type safety for refs in function components ([5][8])
- Custom Element property/attribute handling standardized ([5])
Developers should consult the official React 19 Upgrade Guide for migration strategies and codemods to automate these changes[7][9]. Third-party library compatibility checks and thorough testing of async flows/error boundaries are critical during migration[8].
Citations:
- 1: https://dev.to/manojspace/react-19-vs-react-18-performance-improvements-and-migration-guide-5h85
- 2: https://www.nextsteps.dev/posts/exploring-react-19
- 3: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/new-react-19-features/
- 4: https://dev.to/gladiatorsbattle/react-19-stable-release-whats-new-and-how-to-upgrade-299d
- 5: https://react.dev/blog/2024/12/05/react-19
- 6: https://vercel.com/blog/whats-new-in-react-19
- 7: https://react.dev/blog/2024/04/25/react-19-upgrade-guide
- 8: https://blog.openreplay.com/common-mistakes-upgrading-react-19-avoid/
- 9: https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
Action: Verify React 19 Migration Compliance
Upgrading to React 19 introduces several breaking changes that require thorough testing and code updates. In addition to updating
package.jsonto use React 19, please verify the following in your codebase:
- Ensure the new JSX transform is implemented and replace any deprecated uses of
React.createElement.- Update legacy rendering methods by replacing
ReactDOM.render/ReactDOM.hydratewithReactDOM.createRoot/ReactDOM.hydrateRoot.- Replace string refs with callback refs.
- Update error handling to align with React 19 changes (e.g., using
onCaughtError/onUncaughtErrorinstead ofcomponentDidCatch).- Review and revise any legacy APIs (such as
forwardRef, usage ofContext.Provider, anddefaultProps) to meet the new standards.- Double-check Suspense behavior and TypeScript enhancements as necessary.
Please consult the official React 19 Upgrade Guide for migration strategies and any recommended codemods. Ensure all components are rigorously tested under the React 19 environment.
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Verify ESLint configuration with version 9
ESLint has been upgraded from version 8 to 9, which may require updates to your ESLint configuration.
🌐 Web query:
What breaking changes are in ESLint 9?💡 Result:
ESLint v9.0.0 introduced several breaking changes aimed at modernizing the tool and improving maintainability. Here are the key updates developers need to address:
Configuration System Overhaul
- Flat config replaces
.eslintrc: ESLint now useseslint.config.js(array-based configuration) by default, deprecating cascading.eslintrcfiles. This improves modularity, speed, and compatibility with TypeScript/monorepos[1][4].- Legacy support removed:
.eslintrcsupport will be fully dropped in ESLint v10.0[1].
Environment and Dependency Changes
- Node.js requirements: Versions <v18.18 and v19 are no longer supported[1][4].
- Formatter reductions: Removed built-in formatters like
checkstyle,junit, andvisualstudio. These now require separate packages[2][3][4].
Rule and API Adjustments
- Deprecated rules removed:
valid-jsdocandrequire-jsdoc(useeslint-plugin-jsdocinstead)[2][4].- Stricter configuration handling:
- Multiple
/* eslint */comments for the same rule now trigger errors instead of silently applying the last one[4].- Inline severity comments (e.g.,
/* eslint semi: "warn" */) now preserve existing rule options instead of overriding them[4].
Performance and Behavior Changes
--quietoptimization: Rules set to"warn"no longer execute when using--quiet, improving performance[3][4].- Precalculated code paths: Code path analysis now occurs before rule execution, altering timing-dependent rule behavior[2].
Developer-Facing Breaking Changes
- Deprecated methods removed:
contextmethods likegetScope()migrated toSourceCode[2][3].SourceCode#getComments()andCodePath#currentSegmentsremoved[3][4].- Rule schema requirements: Rules without
meta.schemanow default to[], requiring explicit schemas for options[3][4].
Migration Recommendations
- Use
npm-check-updatesto manage dependency upgrades[1].- Convert existing configurations to
eslint.config.js, leveraging tools like@eslint/config-inspector[1][4].- Replace removed formatters with standalone packages (e.g.,
eslint-formatter-checkstyle)[2].- Update CI/CD pipelines to accommodate Node.js v18.18+ and new warning/error behaviors[1][4].
ESLint's migration guide provides detailed steps and code examples for these changes[4]. Developers should prioritize adopting flat config now to avoid larger refactors when ESLint v10 removes legacy support entirely[1].
Citations:
- 1: https://vueschool.io/articles/vuejs-tutorials/upgrading-eslint-from-v8-to-v9-in-vue-js/
- 2: https://eslint.org/blog/2024/04/eslint-v9.0.0-released/
- 3: https://eslint.org/blog/2023/11/whats-coming-in-eslint-9.0.0/
- 4: https://eslint.org/docs/latest/use/migrate-to-9.0.0
- 5: https://github.com/eslint/eslint/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
- 6: ESLint v9 contains breaking API changes jsx-eslint/eslint-plugin-react#3699
Action: Verify ESLint Configuration Update
The dependency upgrade to ESLint v9 (as shown by
"eslint": "^9",in package.json) introduces several breaking changes that may require adjustments in your configuration. Please review the following:
- Flat Config Migration: ESLint v9 promotes the use of a flat configuration (i.e.,
eslint.config.js) and deprecates cascading.eslintrcfiles. Ensure your configuration is updated accordingly.- Deprecated Rules and Formatters: Verify that any removed built-in formatters (e.g., checkstyle, junit) and deprecated rules (such as
valid-jsdocandrequire-jsdoc) have been replaced or removed.- Environment Requirements: Confirm that your project meets the Node.js requirements (v18.18+), as versions below this are no longer supported.
Please adjust the ESLint configuration as needed to maintain compatibility with these changes.
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Verify compatibility with Next.js 15 upgrade
Upgrading from Next.js 14 to 15 is a major version jump that may introduce breaking changes. The PR objectives mention updating params from
{ slug: string }toPromise<{ slug: string }>, which aligns with Next.js 15's new promise-based params.
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The upgrade to Next.js 15 (with
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Next.js 15 Upgrade Compatibility – Verify Promise-based Params
The PR updates the Next.js dependency (
"next": "^15") to enable promise‑based parameters (e.g., transitioning from{ slug: string }toPromise<{ slug: string }>). A search for legacyparamsdefinitions using:rg -A 2 -B 2 "params\s*:\s*\{" -g "*.ts" -g "*.tsx"produced no output, suggesting that no outdated
paramspatterns remain. However, the absence of output might also be due to search limitations. Please manually verify the following:
- That every function using
paramsreturns a promise as expected under Next.js 15.- There are no alternative legacy patterns or edge cases that the current search might have missed.
Once confirmed, you can be confident that the migration to Next.js 15’s promise‑based params is complete.
tailwind.config.ts (1)
15-15:❓ Verification inconclusive
Primary color changed to a vibrant blue
The primary color has been updated from a dark shade (#1A202C) to a vibrant blue (#3884f6). This will affect all UI components using the primary color theme. Ensure this change is consistent with your design system and maintains appropriate contrast ratios for accessibility.
🌐 Web query:
Is color #3884f6 WCAG AA compliant for text on white background?💡 Result:
The color #3884F6 (a light blue) on a white (#FFFFFF) background does not meet WCAG AA compliance for normal-sized text but passes for large text. Here's the breakdown:
Compliance Details
Normal text (≤18pt or ≤14pt bold):
Fails AA with a contrast ratio of 3.97:1 (requires ≥4.5:1)[1][2][7].Large text (≥18pt or ≥14pt bold):
Passes AA with a contrast ratio of 3.97:1 (requires ≥3:1)[1][2][14].Tools for Verification
Use tools like:
- WebAIM Contrast Checker[3]
- Deque Color Contrast Analyzer[2]
- axe DevTools Browser Extensions[7]
Example Comparison
Color Pair Contrast Ratio AA Normal Text AA Large Text #3884F6 on #FFFFFF 3.97:1 ❌ ✅ For AA compliance, consider darker blues like #0000FF (8.6:1)[7] or adjust transparency/lightness using tools like the WebAIM Lightness Slider[3].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.washington.edu/accesstech/checklist/contrast/
- 2: https://dequeuniversity.com/tips/color-contrast
- 3: https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/
- 4: https://www.accessibilitychecker.org/color-contrast-checker/
- 5: https://webaim.org/articles/contrast/
- 6: https://identity.missouri.edu/visual-identity/colors/accessible-text-color/
- 7: https://accessibleweb.com/color-contrast-checker/
- 8: https://docs.sourcepoint.com/hc/en-us/articles/4408054975891-WCAG-2-1-accessibility-compliance-custom-message
- 9: https://brand.ucla.edu/fundamentals/accessibility/color-type
- 10: https://westlibrary.txwes.edu/c.php?g=978475&p=7075536
- 11: https://www.oregon.gov/ode/accessibility/checklist/pages/contrast.aspx
- 12: https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG22/Understanding/contrast-minimum.html
- 13: https://www.w3.org/TR/UNDERSTANDING-WCAG20/visual-audio-contrast-contrast.html
- 14: https://dequeuniversity.com/rules/axe/4.8/color-contrast
- 15: https://www.wcag.com/designers/1-4-3-color-contrast/
Action: Confirm Accessibility Usage for Primary Color
The primary color has been updated to
#3884f6intailwind.config.ts(line 15). Please note:
- On a white background,
#3884f6yields a 3.97:1 contrast ratio.- This ratio falls short of WCAG AA requirements for normal-sized text (minimum 4.5:1) but is acceptable for large text (minimum 3:1).
Next Steps:
- Verify Usage: Ensure that
#3884f6is only applied to UI elements where text is large (≥18pt or ≥14pt bold) or non-text components.- Design Review: If the color is used with normal-sized text, consider adjusting it to a darker shade to meet accessibility standards.
src/types/feature.ts (2)
1-2: Added explicit React JSX importAdding the explicit import for JSX from React is good practice for clarity and type safety.
3-8:✅ Verification successful
Feature type simplified by removing button properties
The Feature type has been simplified by removing the
btnandbtnLinkproperties according to the AI summary. This is a good refactoring if these properties were no longer needed.Ensure that all components using the Feature type have been updated to handle this change.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Find components that might be destructuring these removed properties rg "(btn|btnLink)\s*[,:}=]" --type=ts --type=tsxLength of output: 78
Action Required: Manual Verification of Removed Properties
The original verification command failed because the file type "tsx" was not recognized. Please run the updated script above to confirm that no components are still referencing the removed
btnorbtnLinkproperties in your codebase. Once you’ve confirmed that there are no stray references, you can confidently finalize this refactoring.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Re-run search for any references to the removed 'btn' or 'btnLink' properties in both TypeScript and TSX files rg '(btn|btnLink)\s*[,:}=]' -g '*.ts' -g '*.tsx'Length of output: 172
Final Verification: Confirm Removal of Button Properties
The
Featuretype insrc/types/feature.tshas been refactored correctly by removing the unusedbtnandbtnLinkproperties. However, the initial verification command produced an error due to the inclusion of thedirective. To ensure complete removal, please run the following command manually in your terminal (without thetag):If no references are found, you can be confident that all components have been updated accordingly.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Re-run search for any references to the removed 'btn' or 'btnLink' properties in TS and TSX files rg '(btn|btnLink)\s*[,:}=]' -g '*.ts' -g '*.tsx'Length of output: 50
Action: Verified Removal of Unused Button Properties
The refactoring in
src/types/feature.tscorrectly removed thebtnandbtnLinkproperties, and our re-verification found no lingering references in any TypeScript or TSX files. This confirms that the changes have been applied consistently across the codebase.src/components/Common/SectionTitle.tsx (3)
17-18: Code formatting improvement.The template string formatting has been adjusted for better readability while maintaining the same functionality.
27-27: Color system standardization.Changed from custom
text-darkto Tailwind's standardtext-gray-800color class, which is a good practice for consistency.
30-30: Dark mode color adjustment.Updated dark mode text color from
dark:text-dark-6todark:text-dark-8, which should provide better contrast in dark mode.src/app/(site)/about/page.tsx (1)
16-17: Feature activation: About and Team components.These components have been activated, enriching the About page with additional content.
src/components/Common/Breadcrumb.tsx (2)
12-13: Enhanced background styling with gradients.Improved visual design by implementing a subtle gradient background that transitions from transparent to solid colors, creating depth in both light and dark modes.
14-14: Simplified div styling.Removed unnecessary gradient classes, keeping only the essential structural styling.
src/components/Features/SingleFeature.tsx (3)
4-4: Removed button functionality from feature component.Simplified the component by removing
btnandbtnLinkproperties, aligning with updates to the Feature type definition.
15-15: Dark mode color adjustment.Updated dark mode text color from
dark:text-dark-6todark:text-dark-8for better contrast, consistent with other component updates.
18-18: Removed button rendering.The button/link element has been removed from the component, completing the removal of the feature's clickable action.
src/components/Features/index.tsx (1)
10-11: Content localization looks consistent.
The Indonesian text for thetitleandparagraphis appropriate given the rest of the localized content.src/styles/index.css (2)
10-12: Monospaced global font might affect readability.
“JetBrains Mono” is a monospaced font primarily designed for code readability. If intended for the entire site, confirm this aligns with your design guidelines and user experience goals.
14-16: Monospaced class usage is consistent.
Assigning Geist Mono with.gidugu-regularmight be helpful for special text sections or code snippets. Ensure consistent usage across the site.src/app/layout.tsx (3)
22-22: Improved loading performanceReducing the loading timeout from 1000ms to 500ms is a good improvement that will make the application feel more responsive.
37-49:❓ Verification inconclusive
SessionProvider removal impacts authentication flow
The SessionProvider wrapping has been commented out, which means components will no longer have access to session information through React context. Verify this is intentional and that any components previously relying on session data have been updated.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check for any components that might still be using useSession echo "Checking for components that might still be using session hooks..." rg -i "useSession|getSession|getServerSession" --type tsx --type ts src/Length of output: 245
Below is a revised shell script that uses file globs for TypeScript (including TSX) files. Please run this script so we can verify whether any session hook references remain in the codebase:
Once you provide the output of this script, we can determine if the removal of the SessionProvider is causing issues with components relying on session data.
Next Steps:
- Run the script above.
- Verify that no components still rely on session hooks or, if they do, update them accordingly.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash echo "Searching for session hook references in .ts and .tsx files..." rg -g "*.ts" -g "*.tsx" -i "useSession|getSession|getServerSession" src/Length of output: 408
SessionProvider Removal: Confirm Legacy References Are Cleaned Up
It appears that active session hook usage has been removed. The only remaining reference is a commented-out line in
src/components/Header/index.tsx(// const { data: session } = useSession();). Please ensure that this update is intentional and that any legacy session-dependent code (including any commented hints) is either cleaned up or clearly documented for future reference.
6-7:❓ Verification inconclusive
Session provider has been removed without a clear alternative
The SessionProvider has been commented out both in imports and in the component tree. This suggests removal of session-based authentication via next-auth. Ensure you've implemented an alternative authentication mechanism if required.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check if there's an alternative authentication mechanism echo "Checking for alternative auth implementations..." rg -i "auth|session" --type tsx --type ts src/Length of output: 183
I'm going to gather more evidence regarding whether any alternative authentication mechanism is implemented since the previous search failed due to file-type recognition issues. Please run the revised search below which explicitly adds support for TSX files:
Once you have the output from this command, we can determine if an alternative authentication approach is present or if further action is needed.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash echo "Searching for references to next-auth, auth, or session in TS and TSX files..." rg --type-add 'tsx:*.tsx' -i "(next-auth|auth|session)" src/Length of output: 2822
Attention: Verify Session Management Implementation
It appears that next-auth configuration is still active (as seen insrc/utils/auth.ts), even though theSessionProviderhas been commented out insrc/app/layout.tsx. This may indicate an intentional migration toward a different session management approach (for example, using built-in server components or another mechanism) or an incomplete refactor.Please ensure that:
- Removal of the
SessionProvideris deliberate and that the new authentication flow (configured insrc/utils/auth.ts) appropriately handles session management.- All components relying on session data (for instance, those in
src/components/Headerand files undersrc/components/Auth/) are updated accordingly to use the new mechanism.- Any client-side usage of session context is verified for correctness given the absence of
SessionProviderin the layout.src/components/Header/menuData.tsx (2)
6-6: Menu has been localized to IndonesianThe menu titles have been translated to Indonesian, which is consistent with the localization effort across the application. This change improves the user experience for Indonesian users.
Also applies to: 12-12, 18-18, 24-24
11-12:❓ Verification inconclusive
Menu item IDs have been reordered
The IDs have been adjusted to maintain sequential order. While this is good for readability, ensure these IDs aren't referenced elsewhere in the codebase as it might cause unexpected behavior.
Also applies to: 17-18, 23-24
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check if menu IDs are referenced elsewhere in the code echo "Checking for references to menu IDs..." rg -i "id: [234]," --type tsx --type ts --not-file src/components/Header/menuData.tsx src/Length of output: 621
Below is a revised verification script you can run to search for external references to the reordered IDs. The command now excludes the file under review using a glob pattern instead of the unsupported “--not-file” option:
#!/bin/bash echo "Re-checking for external occurrences of menu IDs (2, 3, and 4) using a fixed command..." rg -i "id: [234]," --type tsx --type ts --glob '!src/components/Header/menuData.tsx' src/Once you run this script and confirm that no results are returned, it will verify that the reordered menu item IDs aren’t referenced elsewhere. If any references are found, please update them accordingly. This check also applies to the similar changes on lines 17–18 and 23–24.
Action: Verify external references to the reordered menu IDs.
src/components/Pricing/index.tsx (1)
28-30: Localized pricing section contentThe text content has been localized to Indonesian, consistent with the application-wide localization effort.
src/components/CallToAction/index.tsx (1)
13-17: Customized content for MrCarWash brandingThe content has been updated with specific MrCarWash branding and localized to Indonesian, which aligns with the application's focus.
Also applies to: 22-22
src/components/Features/featuresData.tsx (4)
20-21: Localization to Indonesian is well implemented.The feature title and description have been successfully localized to Indonesian, focusing on the analytics capabilities of MrCarWash.
39-40: Comprehensive localization with domain-specific terms.The localization is thorough and includes domain-specific terminology (point-of-sale, CRM) while maintaining readability in Indonesian.
90-91: Clear and concise Indonesian translation.The translation effectively communicates the modern design aspect of the application with appropriate Indonesian terminology.
121-122: Technical terminology maintained appropriately.The translation preserves technical term "Software as a Service (SaaS)" while providing clear Indonesian explanations of its benefits.
src/components/Faq/index.tsx (10)
10-10: Section title localized to Indonesian.The FAQ section title has been successfully localized to Indonesian.
11-11: English placeholder text remains in the paragraph prop.While the title has been localized, the paragraph describing the FAQ section still contains English placeholder text.
- paragraph="There are many variations of passages of Lorem Ipsum available but the majority have suffered alteration in some form." + paragraph="Berikut adalah beberapa pertanyaan yang sering diajukan tentang MrCarWash dan jawabannya untuk membantu Anda memahami layanan kami dengan lebih baik."Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
19-22: Well-structured FAQ about MrCarWash.The question and answer provide clear information about what MrCarWash is in Indonesian.
25-26: Device accessibility FAQ is clear and concise.The answer properly explains the cross-device compatibility of the platform.
30-31: Security-focused FAQ addresses user concerns.The answer appropriately highlights data security as a priority for potential users.
34-35: Pricing FAQ with call-to-action.The answer directs users to the pricing page for more information, which is a good practice.
42-44: Clear registration process explanation.The FAQ clearly explains the simple registration process with a call-to-action.
46-47: Installation requirements FAQ is straightforward.The answer clearly states that no installation is required, which is a key benefit of web-based applications.
50-51: Ongoing development FAQ shows commitment to improvement.The answer emphasizes continuous development and user feedback, which builds trust.
54-55: Transparent pricing FAQ addresses hidden costs concerns.The answer clearly states there are no hidden fees, addressing a common user concern.
src/components/Hero/index.tsx (5)
8-15: Good implementation of theme-based dynamic content.The theme-based variables are well defined for controlling visual aspects like circle colors and logo images based on the current theme.
21-21: Responsive dark mode background gradient.The background gradient implementation properly handles both light and dark modes with appropriate color transitions.
30-43: Clear and engaging hero content in Indonesian.The hero text effectively communicates the MrCarWash value proposition in Indonesian with good formatting and emphasis on key points.
48-49: Call-to-action links to actual application URLs.The call-to-action buttons link to actual MrCarWash application URLs (registration and demo), which is good for user conversion.
72-79: Dynamic logo based on theme.The Image component correctly uses the theme-based logo URL, providing a consistent experience between light and dark modes.
src/components/Pricing/PricingBox.tsx (3)
2-3: Looks good on imports.
ImportingLinkandOfferListis appropriate here, and there's no sign of misuse.
31-42: Ensure safe handling ofoffers.
product?.offersuses optional chaining, but ensureoffersis always either an array orundefined. Ifofferscan benull, consider a fallback to an empty array or a guard check to avoid runtime errors.
54-54: Export statement is straightforward.
The default export aligns well with the component-based structure. Nothing else to note.prisma/schema.prisma (10)
16-16: No functional changes inAccount.id.
This line appears to be a spacing/formatting update only.
43-43: Minor spacing forUser.idfield.
Like the previous line, this appears to be a cosmetic change with no impact on functionality.
63-63: Blank line insertion or removal.
Trivial formatting change with no functional impact.
64-73: Many-to-many linking viaBlogTags.
The structure of this pivot table looks good. The cascaded deletes on both references are appropriate for tag removal scenarios.
75-82:Tagsmodel creation.
Defines unique slug handling and references fromBlogTags. Make sure slugs remain unique for consistent routing/SEO.
84-93:BlogCategoriespivot table approach.
Similar toBlogTags, this is a clear many-to-many structure with cascaded deletion. Looks consistent.
114-123:Mediamodel for storing file references.
This is a straightforward approach to linking media with a blog. The usage of theMediaTypeenum is clear.
125-133:Authorsmodel.
The mapping is standard, bridging the relationship withBlogs. No immediate issues here.
135-142:Categoriesmodel.
Well-defined structure, referencing multipleBlogCategories. Ensure the naming “Categories” matches your domain language.
144-148:BlogStatusenum usage.
draft,published, andarchivedare sensible statuses. Confirm that transitions between them are properly handled in your code.src/app/page.tsx (2)
8-8:getAllPostsfunction commented out.
If you plan to reintroduce blog fetches, keep it commented for now; otherwise, removing unused code can keep the repository clean.
27-27:<Testimonials />commented out.
Ensure the commented-out code is tracked in an issue or a future plan if it’s coming back.
- Removed redundant conditional rendering. - Streamlined logo component logic.
paramstype from{ slug: string }toPromise<{ slug: string }>getPostBySlugcall to handle the PromiseSummary by CodeRabbit