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fix: remove hydration errors #3262

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Fixed hydration errors on the website

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced SearchButton component to support dynamic rendering of content based on provided props.
  • Improvements

    • Updated Avatar component to render a <span> instead of an anchor when a link prop is present.
    • Modified FeaturedBlogPost component to display author names as plain text without hyperlink functionality.
  • Chores

    • Improved code formatting and removed unnecessary console logging in utility functions for better readability.

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@akshatnema akshatnema changed the title fix: removed hydration errors fix: remove hydration errors Sep 28, 2024
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The issue still seems to exist

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It seems like it is resolved on Homepage but persists on other routes like dashboard, newsroom, etc.

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The pull request introduces several modifications across multiple components. The AlgoliaSearch.tsx component enhances the SearchButton functionality by adding a state variable for managing dynamic children content. The Avatar.tsx component changes the rendering of the avatar from an anchor to a span when a link is provided. In FeaturedBlogPost.tsx, author names are now displayed as plain text instead of hyperlinks. Lastly, getStatic.ts undergoes formatting improvements, including the removal of console logs and standardizing indentation, enhancing code readability without changing functionality.

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File Change Summary
components/AlgoliaSearch.tsx Added state variable Children for dynamic content in SearchButton. Introduced useEffect for setting Children on mount. Updated children prop context.
components/Avatar.tsx Changed rendering from <a> to <span> when link prop is provided, with no other changes to the return statement.
components/newsroom/FeaturedBlogPost.tsx Altered author name rendering from <a> tags to <span> elements, removing hyperlink functionality and associated attributes. No other significant changes.
utils/getStatic.ts Removed console logs, standardized indentation, and reformatted functions for clarity. No functional changes; minor adjustments to function signatures for consistency.

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    participant User
    participant AlgoliaSearch
    participant SearchButton

    User->>AlgoliaSearch: Interacts with SearchButton
    AlgoliaSearch->>SearchButton: Render with dynamic children
    SearchButton->>SearchButton: Set Children state
    SearchButton->>User: Display updated button content
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components/AlgoliaSearch.tsx (2)

286-286: Rename state variable to follow React conventions

The introduction of the Children state variable is a good approach for managing dynamic content. However, the naming convention doesn't follow React's best practices for state variables.

Consider renaming Children to children (camelCase) to align with React conventions:

-  const [Children, setChildren] = useState<string | React.ReactNode>('');
+  const [children, setChildren] = useState<string | React.ReactNode>('');

312-316: Consider dependencies for useEffect

The addition of the useEffect hook is a good approach for initializing the Children state. However, it doesn't handle updates to the children prop or actionKey.

Consider adding children and actionKey to the dependency array to handle updates:

  useEffect(() => {
    if (typeof children === 'function') {
      setChildren(children({ actionKey }));
    }
-  }, []);
+  }, [children, actionKey]);

This change ensures that the Children state is updated whenever children or actionKey changes.

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  • components/AlgoliaSearch.tsx (3 hunks)
  • components/Avatar.tsx (1 hunks)
  • components/newsroom/FeaturedBlogPost.tsx (1 hunks)
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components/Avatar.tsx

[error] 34-34: Avoid using unnecessary Fragment.

A fragment is redundant if it contains only one child, or if it is the child of a html element, and is not a keyed fragment.
Unsafe fix: Remove the Fragment

(lint/complexity/noUselessFragments)

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components/Avatar.tsx (1)

34-34: ⚠️ Potential issue

Reconsider changing anchor to span for linked avatars

The modification from an anchor (<a>) to a <span> when a link prop is provided removes the clickable behavior of the avatar. This change might negatively impact user experience and accessibility.

Consider reverting to using an anchor element when a link is provided:

- return link ? <span data-testid='Avatars-link'>{avatar}</span> : <React.Fragment>{avatar}</React.Fragment>;
+ return link ? <a href={link} data-testid='Avatars-link'>{avatar}</a> : <React.Fragment>{avatar}</React.Fragment>;

To understand the impact of this change, let's check for usages of the Avatar component with a link prop:

Additionally, could you please clarify how this change addresses the hydration errors mentioned in the PR objectives? It's not immediately clear how changing from an anchor to a span resolves hydration issues.

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No usages of Avatar component with link prop found

No instances of the Avatar component using the link prop were detected. Therefore, changing the anchor to a <span> does not affect the current codebase.

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[error] 34-34: Avoid using unnecessary Fragment.

A fragment is redundant if it contains only one child, or if it is the child of a html element, and is not a keyed fragment.
Unsafe fix: Remove the Fragment

(lint/complexity/noUselessFragments)

components/AlgoliaSearch.tsx (2)

328-328: Improved rendering approach resolves hydration issues

The change to render the Children state variable instead of directly using the children prop is a significant improvement.

This modification:

  1. Allows for dynamic rendering of the button's content.
  2. Ensures consistency between server-side and client-side rendering, resolving the hydration errors mentioned in the PR objectives.
  3. Aligns with the new state management approach introduced earlier in the component.

Great job on addressing the hydration issues!


Line range hint 286-328: Summary: Effective resolution of hydration errors with room for minor improvements

The changes in this PR successfully address the hydration errors mentioned in the objectives. The new approach for managing the SearchButton component's children content provides better flexibility and ensures consistency between server-side and client-side rendering.

Key improvements:

  1. Introduction of state management for children content.
  2. Use of useEffect for initialization.
  3. Consistent rendering approach.

Suggestions for further refinement:

  1. Rename the Children state variable to follow React naming conventions.
  2. Update the useEffect dependencies to handle prop changes.

Overall, this PR effectively resolves the main issue while introducing a more robust implementation. Great work!

) : (
<React.Fragment>{avatar}</React.Fragment>
);
return link ? <span data-testid='Avatars-link'>{avatar}</span> : <React.Fragment>{avatar}</React.Fragment>;
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⚠️ Potential issue

Remove unnecessary Fragment

The use of <React.Fragment> is unnecessary when there's only one child element.

Simplify the code by removing the Fragment:

- return link ? <span data-testid='Avatars-link'>{avatar}</span> : <React.Fragment>{avatar}</React.Fragment>;
+ return link ? <span data-testid='Avatars-link'>{avatar}</span> : avatar;

This change aligns with the static analysis hint and improves code clarity.

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return link ? <span data-testid='Avatars-link'>{avatar}</span> : <React.Fragment>{avatar}</React.Fragment>;
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[error] 34-34: Avoid using unnecessary Fragment.

A fragment is redundant if it contains only one child, or if it is the child of a html element, and is not a keyed fragment.
Unsafe fix: Remove the Fragment

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<span key={index} data-alt={author.name} rel='noreferrer'>
{author.name}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Multiple Components Affected by Removal of Author Link Functionality

The change to replace author <a> tags with <span> elements removing link functionality is present in multiple components:

  • components/navigation/BlogPostItem.tsx
  • components/layout/BlogLayout.tsx

Impact:

  1. User Experience:

    • Users can no longer click on author names to view their profiles across multiple sections.
  2. SEO:

    • Removal of internal links to author profiles may negatively affect SEO.
  3. Consistency:

    • Inconsistent navigation patterns across the application can confuse users.

Recommendation:

Conduct a comprehensive review of all instances where author links are rendered to assess the necessity of this change and ensure that it aligns with the project's overall goals. If the removal was intentional, consider updating all related components consistently. If not, revert the changes to maintain expected functionality.

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Reconsider removing author link functionality

The change from an anchor tag to a span for author names with links removes important functionality:

  1. Users can no longer click on author names to view their profiles.
  2. SEO may be negatively impacted by removing these internal links.
  3. The user experience is diminished by removing expected interactive elements.

Additionally, the removal of the onClick event handler that prevented event propagation might lead to unintended behavior, such as triggering the parent Link component's click event when clicking on an author name.

Consider reverting this change to maintain the original functionality. If there were specific issues with the previous implementation, address them directly rather than removing the feature entirely. Here's a suggested fix:

- <span key={index} data-alt={author.name} rel='noreferrer'>
-   {author.name}
- </span>
+ <a
+   key={index}
+   href={author.link}
+   target="_blank"
+   rel="noreferrer"
+   onClick={(e) => e.stopPropagation()}
+ >
+   {author.name}
+ </a>

This preserves the original functionality while ensuring that clicks on author names don't trigger the parent Link component's click event.

To ensure this change doesn't break any existing functionality, please run the following verification script:

This will help identify if similar changes need to be made elsewhere in the codebase.


Correcting the search script for author link rendering patterns


Update the search script using file extension glob patterns


Refine the search pattern to capture all relevant author link occurrences

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