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Fix page titles for radios, shares and show pages #4128
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Hello @deluan, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
Summary of Changes
Hello! Gemini here, providing a summary of this pull request by @deluan. This PR focuses on improving the consistency of page titles throughout the application's user interface. The main goals are to standardize the List
component used for the Radios and Shares list pages and to ensure that the show pages for Albums, Artists, and Playlists display consistent and informative titles using a common Title
component.
Highlights
- Standardize List Component Import: The
List
component used in theRadioList.jsx
andShareList.jsx
files is now imported from the common components directory (../common
) instead of directly fromreact-admin
. This change promotes the use of a potentially customized or standardizedList
component across different list views. - Implement Consistent Show Page Titles: The show pages for Albums (
AlbumShow.jsx
), Artists (ArtistShow.jsx
), and Playlists (PlaylistShow.jsx
) have been updated to explicitly set the document title. This is achieved by importing thereact-admin
Title
component (aliased asRaTitle
) and a commonTitle
component (../common/Title
), then rendering<RaTitle title={<Title subTitle={record.name} />} />
to display the specific item's name in the page title.
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- ui/src/album/AlbumShow.jsx
- Import
Title as RaTitle
fromreact-admin
(line 7). - Import
Title
from../common
(line 13). - Add
<RaTitle title={<Title subTitle={record.name} />} />
component to render the album name in the page title (line 34).
- Import
- ui/src/artist/ArtistShow.jsx
- Import
Title as RaTitle
fromreact-admin
(line 10). - Import
Title
from../common/index.js
(line 16). - Add
<RaTitle title={<Title subTitle={record.name} />} />
component to render the artist name in the page title (line 80).
- Import
- ui/src/playlist/PlaylistShow.jsx
- Import
Title as RaTitle
fromreact-admin
(line 8). - Add
<RaTitle title={<Title subTitle={record.name} />} />
component to render the playlist name in the page title (line 35).
- Import
- ui/src/radio/RadioList.jsx
- Remove import of
List
fromreact-admin
(line 9). - Import
List
from../common
(line 17).
- Remove import of
- ui/src/share/ShareList.jsx
- Remove import of
List
fromreact-admin
(line 5). - Import
List
from../common
(line 11).
- Remove import of
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Page titles now align,
Radios, shares, shows look fine,
Consistency shines.
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Code Review
This pull request effectively addresses the goal of standardizing page titles across different sections of the application. The changes are clear, well-targeted, and improve both UI consistency and code maintainability by leveraging common components. Great work on this!
Summary of Findings
- Improved UI and Code Consistency: The changes successfully standardize page titles for Radios, Shares, Album, Artist, and Playlist show pages. Using the common
List
component for Radios and Shares, and a consistent approach for show page titles with the commonTitle
component, enhances UI consistency and makes the codebase easier to maintain. - Code Clarity and Robustness: The implementation details, such as aliasing
Title as RaTitle
to prevent naming conflicts and using conditional rendering (record && ...
) for titles, contribute to the clarity and robustness of the code. These practices help prevent potential runtime errors if data is not immediately available. - Adherence to PR Objectives: The code modifications directly and effectively implement the objectives stated in the pull request summary, ensuring that titles for list pages and show pages are handled in a more unified manner.
Merge Readiness
The changes in this pull request are well-implemented and achieve the stated goals effectively. The code quality is good, and it improves consistency within the UI. Based on this review, the PR appears ready for merging, pending successful completion of all automated checks and any further review processes. As an AI, I am not authorized to approve pull requests, so please ensure it undergoes the necessary human review and approval.
Summary
List
in Radios and Shares lists so title matches other resourcesTesting
npm run lint
npm run check-formatting
npm run test
make test