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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request encompass the introduction of new components, modifications to existing components, and enhancements to dependency injection across various parts of the Flowbite Angular library. Notably, new InjectionTokens and providers have been added to facilitate dynamic configuration of component properties, allowing for improved customization. Additionally, documentation has been introduced for dark mode management and component default value customization. The overall structure of the components remains mostly intact, with a focus on enhancing configurability and reducing hardcoded values. Changes
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libs/flowbite-angular/breadcrumb/index.ts (1)
19-23: LGTM! Consider documenting the configuration options.The new exports for BreadcrumbItem follow the same well-structured pattern as the parent component, maintaining consistency across the library.
Consider adding examples in the documentation showing how to override these default values using the new providers. This will help users understand how to customize the breadcrumb items effectively.
libs/flowbite-angular/breadcrumb/breadcrumb-item.component.ts (3)
25-27: Consider adding JSDoc documentation for the InjectionToken.The token is well-defined and follows Angular's naming conventions. Consider adding JSDoc documentation to explain its purpose and usage.
+/** + * Injection token for providing default custom styles to the breadcrumb item component. + * Allows for partial theme customization through dependency injection. + */ export const FLOWBITE_BREADCRUMB_ITEM_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE = new InjectionToken< DeepPartial<BreadcrumbItemTheme> >('FLOWBITE_BREADCRUMB_ITEM_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE');
29-34: Consider a more specific provider name.The provider implementation is correct, but the name could be more specific to indicate it provides default styles.
-export const breadcrumbItemDefaultValueProvider +export const breadcrumbItemDefaultStyleProvider
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25-84: Good architectural improvements for configuration.The changes introduce a more flexible configuration system using Angular's dependency injection. This approach:
- Allows for global default styles
- Maintains backward compatibility
- Follows Angular's best practices for configuration
Consider documenting these configuration options in the library's documentation to help consumers understand how to customize styles effectively.
libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar-icon-button.component.ts (3)
20-22: Add JSDoc documentation for the InjectionTokenConsider adding JSDoc documentation to describe the purpose and usage of this token, which would help other developers understand how to override default styles.
+/** + * Injection token for customizing default navbar icon button styles. + * Use this token to provide custom default styles at the application level. + */ export const FLOWBITE_NAVBAR_ICON_BUTTON_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE = new InjectionToken< DeepPartial<NavbarIconButtonTheme> >('FLOWBITE_NAVBAR_ICON_BUTTON_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE');
24-29: Consider renaming the provider for consistencyThe provider name could be more consistent with Angular naming conventions. Consider using
provideNavbarIconButtonDefaultsinstead ofnavbarIconButtonDefaultValueProvider.-export const navbarIconButtonDefaultValueProvider = makeEnvironmentProviders([ +export const provideNavbarIconButtonDefaults = makeEnvironmentProviders([ { provide: FLOWBITE_NAVBAR_ICON_BUTTON_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE, useValue: {}, }, ]);
Documentation needs improvement for NavbarIconButtonComponent
The component lacks proper documentation in both the README and CHANGELOG. While it has basic API documentation in the code and references Flowbite's navbar documentation, it should be better documented for developers:
libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/README.mdneeds to be updated with NavbarIconButtonComponent usage examples and API details- Changes should be documented in
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1-69: Verify documentation coverage for issues #80 and #82Since this PR references issues #80 and #82, please ensure that the changes to NavbarIconButtonComponent are properly documented in those issues.
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libs/flowbite-angular/breadcrumb/breadcrumb.component.ts (1)
67-69: Typo in comment: 'breacrumb' should be 'breadcrumb'There is a typographical error in the comment above the
colorproperty. Please correct 'breacrumb' to 'breadcrumb' for clarity and professionalism.libs/flowbite-angular/dropdown/dropdown.component.ts (2)
34-63: Add documentation for new InjectionTokensNew
InjectionTokens have been introduced for the dropdown component's default values. To enhance maintainability, consider adding comments or documentation explaining the purpose of each token and how to configure them.
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165-182: Handle potentialResizeObserverissueThere's a TODO comment about fixing
ERROR ReferenceError: ResizeObserver is not defined. This error can occur in environments whereResizeObserveris not available, such as when building with certain configurations.Would you like assistance in implementing a polyfill for
ResizeObserveror adjusting the build process to resolve this error?apps/docs/docs/customize/dark-mode/ng-doc.page.ts (1)
5-9: Consider enhancing the JSDoc documentation.While the JSDoc comment indicates this is new functionality, it could be more descriptive about the feature's purpose and benefits.
Consider expanding the documentation:
/** - * Add dark theme to your application. + * Add dark theme support to your application. + * + * This feature allows users to switch between light and dark themes, + * improving accessibility and user experience. The theme preference + * is persisted across sessions using local storage. * * @status:info NEW */apps/docs/docs/customize/override-component-default-value/ng-doc.page.ts (1)
5-9: Consider enhancing the JSDoc documentation.While the documentation is clear, consider adding more details about the purpose and importance of customizing default values.
Add examples or use cases in the JSDoc:
/** * Customize flowbite-angular's component input default value. + * + * This feature allows global configuration of component defaults, + * reducing repetitive property assignments across your application. + * + * @example + * ```typescript + * // In your app.config.ts + * import { provideFlowbite } from '@flowbite-angular/lib'; + * + * export const appConfig: ApplicationConfig = { + * providers: [ + * provideFlowbite({ + * // Override default values here + * }) + * ] + * }; + * ``` * * @status:info NEW */libs/flowbite-angular/badge/index.ts (1)
1-9: LGTM! Consider adding inline documentation.The export structure is well-organized and follows the established pattern for default value configuration.
Consider adding TSDoc comments to document the purpose of each token:
+/** + * Default value tokens for Badge component configuration. + * These tokens can be used to override default values globally. + * @example + * ```typescript + * providers: [ + * { + * provide: FLOWBITE_BADGE_COLOR_DEFAULT_VALUE, + * useValue: 'info' + * } + * ] + * ``` + */ export { BadgeComponent, FLOWBITE_BADGE_COLOR_DEFAULT_VALUE, FLOWBITE_BADGE_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE, // ... rest of exportslibs/flowbite-angular/alert/index.ts (1)
1-12: Well-structured exports for dependency injection tokensThe export structure cleanly exposes all necessary tokens and providers for alert customization. This approach enhances the component's configurability while maintaining a clear public API.
Consider documenting these injection tokens in the component's README or API documentation to help users understand how to override default values effectively.
libs/flowbite-angular/button/index.ts (1)
1-12: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comments.The exports are well-organized and follow Angular's dependency injection patterns. The naming convention is consistent and provides a complete set of configuration options.
Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the purpose and default values of these injection tokens, which would improve the developer experience when using these configurations.
/** * Injection token for the default button color. * @default 'blue' */ export { FLOWBITE_BUTTON_COLOR_DEFAULT_VALUE }libs/flowbite-angular/indicator/index.ts (1)
1-14: LGTM! Consider grouping related exports.The exports follow a consistent pattern with other components and provide a complete set of configuration options.
Consider grouping related exports for better organization:
// Component and provider exports export { IndicatorComponent, indicatorDefaultValueProvider, } from './indicators.component'; // Default value token exports export { FLOWBITE_INDICATOR_COLOR_DEFAULT_VALUE, FLOWBITE_INDICATOR_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE, // ... other default values } from './indicators.component';apps/docs/docs/customize/dark-mode/index.md (1)
32-35: Enhance documentation with additional details.The documentation would benefit from additional information about theme persistence and initial theme detection.
Consider adding sections about:
- How the theme preference is persisted (localStorage, cookies, etc.)
- How the initial theme is determined (system preference, stored preference)
- Examples of the available theme-related functions
- Event handling for theme changes
Example addition:
## Theme Detection and Persistence The theme preference is automatically persisted in localStorage and restored on page load. The initial theme is determined by: 1. Previously stored preference 2. System color scheme preference 3. Default light theme ## Available Functions - `toggleTheme()`: Toggle between light and dark themes - `setTheme(theme: 'light' | 'dark')`: Set a specific theme - `getTheme()`: Get the current themeapps/docs/docs/customize/override-component-default-value/index.md (3)
5-6: Fix grammar in component descriptionThe sentence has grammatical issues. Consider revising for clarity and correctness.
-Each components provide a set of input to customize their behavior. +Each component provides a set of inputs to customize its behavior.
15-17: Improve documentation clarityThe instruction could be more concise and clearer.
-In order to modify the default value of an input, you have to add, after `initFlowbite` function, a -new `Provider` with its value : +To modify an input's default value, add a new `Provider` after the `initFlowbite` function:🧰 Tools
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18-34: Enhance code example documentationThe code example is good but could benefit from additional context.
Consider adding:
- A brief comment explaining what the example achieves
- The impact of setting
hasBorderto true- A link to the complete list of available override tokens
libs/flowbite-angular/modal/modal-footer.component.ts (1)
53-53: Consider documenting the injection behavior.The customStyle property's behavior has changed from static initialization to using injected values. Consider updating the JSDoc comment to reflect this.
/** * Set the custom style for this modal footer + * @default Injected from FLOWBITE_MODAL_FOOTER_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE */libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar-brand.component.ts (1)
53-53: Consider documenting the injection behavior.For consistency with other components, consider adding injection details to the JSDoc.
/** * Set the custom style for this navbar brand + * @default Injected from FLOWBITE_NAVBAR_BRAND_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE */libs/flowbite-angular/dropdown/dropdown-item.component.ts (2)
53-53: Consider documenting the injection behavior.For consistency with other components, consider adding injection details to the JSDoc.
/** * Set the custom style for this dropdown item + * @default Injected from FLOWBITE_DROPDOWN_ITEM_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE */
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1-1: Consider adding centralized documentation for the DI pattern.The dependency injection pattern for default styles is well-implemented across components. Consider adding centralized documentation in the project's README or developer guide that:
- Explains the DI pattern for default styles
- Provides examples of overriding default values
- Lists all available style tokens
libs/flowbite-angular/dropdown/dropdown-divider.component.ts (1)
53-53: Consider adding migration guide for customStyle changesThe switch from direct model initialization to injection-based initialization might affect existing applications that extend or customize this component.
Consider documenting the migration path in the changelog or README for users upgrading from previous versions.
libs/flowbite-angular/dropdown/dropdown-header.component.ts (1)
8-8: Remove unused NgClass importThe NgClass import is already included in the component's imports array and isn't directly used in the code.
-import { NgClass } from '@angular/common';libs/flowbite-angular/dropdown/index.ts (1)
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1-54: LGTM! Consider grouping related exportsThe export structure follows Angular's best practices for dependency injection. The addition of default value providers and injection tokens enhances component configurability.
Consider grouping related exports together for better maintainability:
// Component exports export { DropdownComponent } from './dropdown.component'; export { DropdownItemComponent } from './dropdown-item.component'; // ... other components // Default value tokens export { FLOWBITE_DROPDOWN_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE, FLOWBITE_DROPDOWN_IS_OPEN_DEFAULT_VALUE, // ... other tokens } from './dropdown.component'; // Providers export { dropdownDefaultValueProvider, dropdownItemDefaultValueProvider, // ... other providers } from './providers';libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar-page-content.component.ts (1)
21-30: Add JSDoc documentation for token and providerConsider adding documentation to explain the purpose and usage of these exports.
/** * Injection token for providing default custom styles to the SidebarPageContent component. * @type {InjectionToken<DeepPartial<SidebarPageContentTheme>>} */ export const FLOWBITE_SIDEBAR_PAGE_CONTENT_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE = ... /** * Environment provider for SidebarPageContent default values. * Use this provider in your app.config.ts to customize default values. * @example * ```typescript * export const appConfig: ApplicationConfig = { * providers: [ * sidebarPageContentDefaultValueProvider, * // ... other providers * ] * }; * ``` */ export const sidebarPageContentDefaultValueProvider = ...libs/flowbite-angular/theme/flowbite-theme.directive.ts (2)
1-14: Consider adding unit tests for the directive.The directive is well-structured and follows Angular's standalone directive pattern. However, there's no indication of unit tests for this new functionality.
Would you like me to help generate comprehensive unit tests for this directive?
16-18: Consider making the localStorage key configurable.The localStorage key is hardcoded. Consider making it configurable through dependency injection to allow customization and prevent potential conflicts in larger applications.
- private readonly localStorageKey = 'color-theme'; + private readonly localStorageKey = inject(FLOWBITE_THEME_STORAGE_KEY, { + optional: true, + }) ?? 'color-theme';libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar-content.component.ts (1)
21-30: Consider adding JSDoc comments for the exported constants.The exported InjectionToken and provider lack documentation. Add JSDoc comments to explain their purpose and usage.
+/** + * Injection token for providing default custom styles for the navbar content. + */ export const FLOWBITE_NAVBAR_CONTENT_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE = new InjectionToken< DeepPartial<NavbarContentTheme> >('FLOWBITE_NAVBAR_CONTENT_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE'); +/** + * Provider for setting default custom styles for the navbar content. + * Use this provider to customize the default appearance of navbar content globally. + */ export const navbarContentDefaultValueProvider = makeEnvironmentProviders([ { provide: FLOWBITE_NAVBAR_CONTENT_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE, useValue: {}, }, ]);libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar-menu.component.ts (1)
20-31: Consider documenting the new DI patternThe introduction of dependency injection for default values is well-implemented across components. Consider:
- Adding documentation explaining the new pattern
- Creating examples of custom provider configuration
- Updating migration guides if upgrading from previous versions
Would you like help generating documentation for this new pattern?
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libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/index.ts (1)
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1-93: Consider grouping related exports.The exports could be better organized by grouping related items together:
- Components
- Default value tokens
- Default value providers
- Types and interfaces
- Theme-related exports
This would improve readability and maintainability.
libs/flowbite-angular/accordion/accordion-title.component.ts (1)
85-85: Consider documenting the injection token usageWhile the implementation is correct, consider adding a comment explaining that the default value can be overridden through the provider for better maintainability.
/** * Set the custom style for this accordion title + * @note Default value can be overridden via FLOWBITE_ACCORDION_TITLE_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE token */ public customStyle = model(inject(FLOWBITE_ACCORDION_TITLE_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE));libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar-item-group.component.ts (1)
104-104: Consider adding type parameter to model functionWhile the implementation works, consider explicitly specifying the type parameter for better type safety.
- public customStyle = model(inject(FLOWBITE_SIDEBAR_ITEM_GROUP_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE)); + public customStyle = model<DeepPartial<SidebarItemGroupTheme>>( + inject(FLOWBITE_SIDEBAR_ITEM_GROUP_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE) + );
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libs/flowbite-angular/breadcrumb/index.ts (1)
1-6: LGTM! Verify the provider implementation.
The new exports for default values and providers follow Angular's best practices for dependency injection. This enhancement improves component configurability while maintaining backward compatibility.
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- Follows Angular's dependency injection patterns
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libs/flowbite-angular/breadcrumb/breadcrumb-item.component.ts (3)
12-22: LGTM! Import changes are appropriate.
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41-41: LGTM! Component imports are optimized.
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The customStyle property now correctly uses dependency injection for default values, making it more configurable. Since this is a library component, ensure this change is documented for consuming applications.
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libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar-icon-button.component.ts (1)
69-69: LGTM! Clean implementation of customStyle with dependency injection
The use of model() with injected defaults is a clean approach that follows Angular best practices for configurable components.
libs/flowbite-angular/button/button.component.ts (1)
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libs/flowbite-angular/scroll-top/scroll-top.component.ts (4)
19-20: Good use of InjectionToken and makeEnvironmentProviders
Introducing InjectionToken and makeEnvironmentProviders enhances the configurability and dependency injection mechanism of the component.
26-37: Proper definition of default value tokens
Defining FLOWBITE_SCROLL_TOP_COLOR_DEFAULT_VALUE, FLOWBITE_SCROLL_TOP_POSITION_DEFAULT_VALUE, and FLOWBITE_SCROLL_TOP_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE as InjectionTokens allows for flexible default value management.
38-52: Correct implementation of default value provider
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89-99: Effective use of injected default values in component properties
Utilizing model(inject(...)) for color, position, and customStyle properties leverages the injected defaults, enhancing the component's flexibility.
libs/flowbite-angular/badge/badge.component.ts (3)
12-13: Integration of InjectionToken and makeEnvironmentProviders
Incorporating InjectionToken and makeEnvironmentProviders improves dependency injection and default value handling within the component.
18-60: Well-defined injection tokens for badge defaults
The creation of FLOWBITE_BADGE_COLOR_DEFAULT_VALUE, FLOWBITE_BADGE_SIZE_DEFAULT_VALUE, FLOWBITE_BADGE_IS_ICON_ONLY_DEFAULT_VALUE, FLOWBITE_BADGE_IS_PILL_DEFAULT_VALUE, and FLOWBITE_BADGE_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE provides a robust mechanism for default property values.
87-109: Appropriate use of injected values in component properties
Assigning injected default values to color, size, isIconOnly, isPill, and customStyle properties enhances configurability and aligns with best practices.
libs/flowbite-angular/accordion/accordion-panel.component.ts (4)
17-18: Addition of InjectionToken enhances dependency injection
Including InjectionToken and related imports prepares the component for injected default values, improving maintainability.
24-42: Definition of default value tokens for accordion panel
Creating FLOWBITE_ACCORDION_PANEL_IS_OPEN_DEFAULT_VALUE and FLOWBITE_ACCORDION_PANEL_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE provides flexibility in setting default states and styles.
66-70: Mandatory child components enforced with contentChild.required
Using contentChild.required for accordionTitleChild and accordionContentChild ensures necessary components are present, enhancing component integrity.
Also applies to: 70-72
84-88: Utilization of injected default values for properties
Injecting default values for isOpen and customStyle properties promotes configurability and consistency across the component.
libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar.component.ts (4)
20-21: Incorporation of InjectionToken for enhanced configurability
Adding InjectionToken import supports the injection of default values, improving the component's flexibility.
27-69: Comprehensive definition of injection tokens for sidebar defaults
Defining tokens like FLOWBITE_SIDEBAR_COLOR_DEFAULT_VALUE, FLOWBITE_SIDEBAR_DISPLAY_MODE_DEFAULT_VALUE, FLOWBITE_SIDEBAR_IS_OPEN_DEFAULT_VALUE, FLOWBITE_SIDEBAR_IS_ROUNDED_DEFAULT_VALUE, and FLOWBITE_SIDEBAR_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE establishes a solid foundation for default configurations.
88-92: Enforcement of required child components with contentChild.required
Ensuring sidebarMenuChild and sidebarPageContentChild are present strengthens the component's reliability.
100-122: Effective use of injected defaults in component properties
Assigning injected values to color, displayMode, isOpen, isRounded, and customStyle properties enhances the component's adaptability and aligns with best practices.
libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar-item.component.ts (1)
107-107: Verify Angular version compatibility for inject() usage
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Also applies to: 122-122, 126-126
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libs/flowbite-angular/modal/modal.component.ts (2)
135-153: Confirm default values align with design specifications
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libs/flowbite-angular/dropdown/dropdown.component.ts (1)
137-143: Consider initializing isOpen state to enhance UX
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libs/flowbite-angular/theme/index.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM! Verify directive usage across the application.
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- Not conflicting with the docs app's separate theme implementation
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apps/docs/docs/customize/dark-mode/ng-doc.page.ts (1)
10-15: LGTM! Documentation structure is well-organized.
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libs/flowbite-angular/dark-theme-toggle/index.ts (1)
1-5: LGTM! Verify injection token usage.
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libs/flowbite-angular/scroll-top/index.ts (1)
1-7: LGTM! Verify token implementations.
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- Position: 'bottom-right'
- Custom Style: empty object
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apps/docs/docs/components/dropdown/_header.component.ts (1)
3-3: LGTM! Clean integration of DropdownDividerComponent
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Also applies to: 13-18
libs/flowbite-angular/dropdown/dropdown-divider.theme.ts (1)
1-1: Enhanced theme customization with DeepPartial
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Also applies to: 8-8
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apps/docs/docs/ng-doc.api.ts (1)
37-37: LGTM: Theme component path addition
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libs/flowbite-angular/modal/modal-body.component.ts (2)
53-53: LGTM: Clean customStyle implementation
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18-27: LGTM: Well-implemented default value injection
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- Clear token naming convention
- Proper typing with DeepPartial
- Usage of makeEnvironmentProviders for app-wide configuration
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- Integrated in the theme service's merge logic
- Exported properly through the public API (index.ts)
- Provider is included in the Flowbite theme initialization
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libs/flowbite-angular/modal/modal-footer.component.ts (1)
18-27: LGTM! Well-structured dependency injection setup.
The implementation follows Angular's best practices for dependency injection:
- Descriptive token name with proper typing
- Environment-level provider with safe default value
libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar-brand.component.ts (1)
18-27: LGTM! Consistent implementation with modal-footer.
The dependency injection setup maintains consistency with other components in the codebase.
libs/flowbite-angular/dropdown/dropdown-item.component.ts (1)
18-27: LGTM! Maintains consistency with other components.
The dependency injection implementation aligns perfectly with the established pattern across the codebase.
libs/flowbite-angular/dropdown/dropdown-divider.component.ts (1)
18-27: LGTM: Well-structured dependency injection setup
The implementation of the InjectionToken and provider follows Angular's best practices:
- Descriptive token name with proper type safety
- Environment provider setup with default empty object
libs/flowbite-angular/modal/index.ts (1)
Line range hint 1-49: LGTM: Well-organized exports structure
The exports are logically grouped by component, maintaining clear separation between:
- Core modal exports
- Header-specific exports
- Body-specific exports
- Footer-specific exports
libs/flowbite-angular/dropdown/dropdown-header.component.ts (1)
Line range hint 19-59: LGTM: Consistent dependency injection pattern
The implementation follows the same robust pattern as other components:
- Well-named InjectionToken
- Properly configured environment provider
- Type-safe customStyle property
libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar-page-content.component.ts (1)
21-30: LGTM! Implementation follows Angular DI best practices
The use of InjectionToken and makeEnvironmentProviders for default values follows Angular's recommended patterns for dependency injection and configuration.
libs/flowbite-angular/accordion/index.ts (1)
Line range hint 1-55: LGTM! Consistent with dropdown module structure
The export structure maintains consistency with other component modules, following the same pattern for default value providers and injection tokens.
Consider applying the same organizational improvements suggested for the dropdown module to maintain consistency across the codebase.
tsconfig.base.json (1)
40-40: LGTM! Path mapping follows existing pattern.
The new path mapping for the theme module is consistent with other flowbite-angular module mappings.
libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar-content.component.ts (1)
64-67: LGTM! Property uses dependency injection correctly.
The customStyle property correctly uses the injection token for default values, following Angular's dependency injection best practices.
libs/flowbite-angular/accordion/accordion-content.component.ts (2)
20-29: LGTM: Well-structured dependency injection setup
The implementation follows Angular's best practices for dependency injection:
- Token name is descriptive and follows conventions
- Provider is correctly exported for external configuration
- Default empty object is appropriate for custom styles
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The component template might still need NgClass for dynamic class binding. Please verify that removing NgClass from imports doesn't break any functionality.
Also applies to: 36-36
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libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar-toggle.component.ts (1)
21-30: LGTM: Consistent dependency injection pattern
The implementation maintains consistency with other components:
- Token naming follows the established pattern
- Provider setup matches other components
- Default empty object aligns with custom style pattern
libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar-menu.component.ts (2)
22-31: LGTM: Consistent dependency injection implementation
The implementation maintains consistency with other components in the library.
72-72: Consider impact of removing verify() method
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- Using
@Requireddecorator - Adding validation in ngOnInit
- Using template reference variables
libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar-item.component.ts (3)
21-23: LGTM! Well-structured InjectionToken declaration.
The token follows Angular's naming conventions and properly uses DeepPartial for flexible theme customization.
75-75: LGTM! Proper implementation of customStyle with DI.
The property correctly uses dependency injection with Angular's model() for reactive state management.
25-30: LGTM! Verify provider registration in the application.
The provider is correctly implemented using makeEnvironmentProviders. Consider verifying its registration in the application's provider array.
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The provider is correctly exported and integrated into the application:
- Exported in
navbar/index.tsfor public use - Properly included in the theme initialization in
core/flowbite.theme.init.ts - Correctly implemented in the component file
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libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/index.ts (1)
Line range hint 1-79: LGTM! Well-organized export statements.
The exports are logically grouped by component and follow a consistent pattern, making the public API clear and maintainable.
libs/flowbite-angular/dark-theme-toggle/dark-theme-toggle.component.ts (2)
21-30: LGTM! Well-structured dependency injection setup.
The implementation follows Angular's best practices by:
- Using descriptive InjectionToken name
- Implementing makeEnvironmentProviders for app-wide configuration
- Providing a default empty object for custom styles
66-69: Good refactoring to use FlowbiteThemeDirective.
The theme toggle logic has been simplified by delegating to the FlowbiteThemeDirective, which improves maintainability by centralizing theme management.
Also applies to: 103-103
libs/flowbite-angular/accordion/accordion.component.ts (1)
35-52: LGTM! Well-implemented dependency injection with signals.
The implementation:
- Uses Angular's signal-based input pattern with model()
- Provides sensible default values
- Follows consistent naming conventions
Also applies to: 80-96
libs/flowbite-angular/accordion/accordion-title.component.ts (1)
24-33: LGTM: Well-structured dependency injection setup
The implementation of FLOWBITE_ACCORDION_TITLE_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE and its provider follows Angular's best practices for configurable default values.
libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar-toggle.component.ts (1)
39-52: LGTM: Well-structured default values provider
The provider setup with default values for color, size, and custom style is well-organized and follows Angular's provider patterns.
libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar-item-group.component.ts (2)
26-35: LGTM: Consistent implementation of default value injection
The implementation of the custom style token and provider follows the same pattern used across other components, maintaining consistency.
42-42: Verify NgClass removal impact
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[class]="contentClasses().spanClass" - Single class property binding with
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These Angular class bindings are built-in template syntax that don't require NgClass import.
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libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar.component.ts (2)
22-71: LGTM! Well-structured dependency injection setup.
The implementation of InjectionTokens and their provider follows Angular best practices:
- Type-safe token declarations
- Consistent naming convention
- Sensible default values
107-135: LGTM! Clean implementation of injectable default values.
The properties are well-organized and properly documented with default values in comments.
libs/flowbite-angular/indicator/indicators.component.ts (2)
23-104: LGTM! Well-structured default value configuration.
The implementation provides a comprehensive set of configurable properties with appropriate default values.
128-180: LGTM! Consistent implementation of injectable defaults.
The properties are well-documented and follow the same pattern as other components in the library.
libs/flowbite-angular/core/flowbite.theme.init.ts (1)
424-459: LGTM! Comprehensive default value provider setup.
The implementation:
- Covers all components systematically
- Follows Angular's environment provider pattern
- Maintains a logical organization of providers
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libs/flowbite-angular/alert/alert.component.ts (1)
152-192: LGTM: Excellent implementation of configurable propertiesThe implementation follows Angular's signals pattern and provides good runtime configurability. The use of
model()with injection tokens allows for:
- Easy override of default values at different levels (component, module, global)
- Runtime updates to values
- Proper reactive behavior
Consider documenting in the component's README:
- How to override these values at different levels
- Examples of common customization scenarios
- Best practices for managing these configurations in larger applications
libs/flowbite-angular/breadcrumb/breadcrumb-item.component.ts (2)
24-26: LGTM! Well-structured injection token definition.The token follows Angular's naming conventions and properly types the theme customization options. This approach aligns with Angular's dependency injection best practices for configurable components.
Consider documenting the token's usage in the component's API documentation to help consumers understand how to override default styles.
83-83: LGTM! Excellent use of dependency injection for configuration.The customStyle property now properly leverages dependency injection for default values, making the component more configurable and maintainable.
This approach offers several benefits:
- Runtime configuration of default styles
- Easier testing through DI mocking
- Consistent with Angular's recommended patterns for configurable components
libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar-content.component.ts (2)
21-23: Add JSDoc documentation for the InjectionToken.While the token is well-named, adding JSDoc documentation would improve its usability by describing its purpose and usage examples.
+/** + * Injection token for customizing default navbar content styles. + * @example + * ```typescript + * providers: [{ + * provide: FLOWBITE_NAVBAR_CONTENT_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE, + * useValue: { base: 'custom-class' } + * }] + * ``` + */ export const FLOWBITE_NAVBAR_CONTENT_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE = new InjectionToken< DeepPartial<NavbarContentTheme> >('FLOWBITE_NAVBAR_CONTENT_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE');
25-30: Consider adding runtime validation for custom styles.While providing an empty object as default is safe, consider adding runtime validation to ensure provided custom styles match the expected theme structure.
// Example validation function function validateNavbarContentTheme(theme: DeepPartial<NavbarContentTheme>): boolean { // Add validation logic here return true; } export const navbarContentDefaultValueProvider = makeEnvironmentProviders([ { provide: FLOWBITE_NAVBAR_CONTENT_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE, useFactory: () => { const defaultValue = {}; if (!validateNavbarContentTheme(defaultValue)) { console.warn('Invalid navbar content theme structure'); } return defaultValue; } }, ]);libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar-icon-button.component.ts (2)
20-22: Consider adding JSDoc documentation for the InjectionToken.Adding documentation would help developers understand the purpose and usage of this token.
+/** + * Injection token for customizing the default style of navbar icon buttons. + * Allows partial theme overrides using DeepPartial type. + */ export const FLOWBITE_NAVBAR_ICON_BUTTON_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE = new InjectionToken< DeepPartial<NavbarIconButtonTheme> >('FLOWBITE_NAVBAR_ICON_BUTTON_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE');
68-68: LGTM: Good use of dependency injection for customization.The change from hardcoded defaults to injectable configuration improves the component's flexibility and follows Angular best practices. The removal of the verify() method (as mentioned in the summary) also makes the component more reusable in different contexts.
Consider documenting this customization capability in your component's README or usage guide, as it represents a significant architectural feature for theme customization.
libs/flowbite-angular/accordion/accordion-title.component.ts (1)
23-32: Well-structured dependency injection implementationThe implementation follows Angular's best practices:
- Descriptive token name with proper typing
- Usage of
makeEnvironmentProvidersfor library-wide configuration- Default empty object maintains backward compatibility
Consider documenting this configuration option in your library's documentation to help users understand how to customize accordion title styles globally.
libs/flowbite-angular/button/button.component.ts (3)
58-91: LGTM: Well-structured environment providersThe default value provider is well-organized and follows Angular's best practices for environment-wide configuration. Using
makeEnvironmentProvidersensures these defaults are available throughout the application.Consider documenting these default values in your component's documentation to help developers understand the out-of-the-box behavior.
131-171: Enhance property documentationWhile the properties are well-implemented using the new model-based approach, consider enhancing the JSDoc comments to:
- Document that these values can be customized via dependency injection
- Add examples of how to override defaults
- Include
@seereferences to relevant documentationExample enhancement:
/** * Set the button color * @default primary * @see ButtonColors * * Can be customized via DI: * ```typescript * providers: [{ * provide: FLOWBITE_BUTTON_COLOR_DEFAULT_VALUE, * useValue: 'secondary' * }] * ``` */
Missing test coverage and documentation for new injection tokens
The verification reveals that:
- No test file exists for the button component to verify the injection token scenarios
- The button component's README.md lacks documentation about the new configuration capabilities
- No migration guide exists for users upgrading from previous versions
Required actions:
- Add comprehensive test coverage for all injection token scenarios
- Update the button component's documentation with the new configuration options
- Create a migration guide for users upgrading from previous versions
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26-171: Verify test coverage and documentationSince this introduces new configuration capabilities, please ensure:
- Test coverage for different injection scenarios
- Documentation/migration guide for users upgrading from previous versions
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libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar-menu.component.ts (1)
22-31: Well-structured dependency injection implementationThe implementation follows Angular's best practices for configurable default values:
- Token name is descriptive and follows naming conventions
- Provider uses makeEnvironmentProviders for app-wide configuration
- Empty object as default value ensures immutability
Consider documenting the configuration options in the README.md to help users understand how to override these defaults at the application level.
libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar-item-group.component.ts (1)
105-105: Consider adding type safety for customStyle injectionWhile the implementation is correct, consider adding runtime type checking for the injected customStyle to catch configuration errors early.
- public customStyle = model(inject(FLOWBITE_SIDEBAR_ITEM_GROUP_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE)); + public customStyle = model<DeepPartial<SidebarItemGroupTheme>>( + inject(FLOWBITE_SIDEBAR_ITEM_GROUP_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE) + );libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar-item.component.ts (2)
36-49: Comprehensive provider setup with safe defaultsThe provider implementation:
- Groups related configurations together
- Uses undefined for optional values (icon, label)
- Uses empty object for customStyle
Consider adding a configuration interface to document all available options:
export interface SidebarItemConfig { icon?: string; label?: string; customStyle?: DeepPartial<SidebarItemTheme>; }
110-110: Consider consolidating property declarationsThe properties are correctly implemented but spread across the file. Consider grouping them together for better maintainability.
+ // Default values from DI + public icon = model(inject(FLOWBITE_SIDEBAR_ITEM_ICON_DEFAULT_VALUE)); + public label = model(inject(FLOWBITE_SIDEBAR_ITEM_LABEL_DEFAULT_VALUE)); + public customStyle = model(inject(FLOWBITE_SIDEBAR_ITEM_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE)); + // Other properties + public color = model<keyof SidebarColors>( + (this.sidebarItemGroupComponent ?? this.sidebarMenuComponent)!.color() + );Also applies to: 125-125, 129-129
libs/flowbite-angular/dropdown/dropdown.component.ts (2)
26-40: Consider adding runtime validation for position token.While the type safety is good, consider adding runtime validation for the position value to ensure it matches DropdownPositions.
// Add a type guard function function isValidDropdownPosition(position: string): position is keyof DropdownPositions { return ['top-left', 'top-center', 'top-right', 'bottom-left', 'bottom-center', 'bottom-right'].includes(position); } // Use it in a factory provider { provide: FLOWBITE_DROPDOWN_POSITION_DEFAULT_VALUE, useFactory: () => { const position = 'bottom-center'; if (!isValidDropdownPosition(position)) { throw new Error(`Invalid dropdown position: ${position}`); } return position; } }
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1-190: Consider adding migration documentation.Given the significant changes to property initialization and configuration, consider adding migration documentation to help users upgrade from previous versions.
Key points to cover in the documentation:
- New dependency injection configuration
- Changes to default value overrides
- Impact on existing property bindings
- Examples of before/after implementation
Would you like me to help draft the migration documentation?
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libs/flowbite-angular/alert/alert.component.ts (4)
16-17: LGTM: Import statements are appropriate
The new imports are necessary for implementing dependency injection and align with Angular's recommended patterns.
35-37: Fix typo in InjectionToken name
There's a typo in the InjectionToken name. The 8 in 'FLOWBITE_ALERT_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT8VALUE' seems unintended.
52-54: Avoid using 'void' in a union type
Using void in a union type can be confusing and is flagged by static analysis. Consider updating the type to be more explicit.
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56-89: LGTM: Well-structured default value provider
The provider setup follows Angular's dependency injection best practices with appropriate default values for each configuration option.
libs/flowbite-angular/breadcrumb/breadcrumb-item.component.ts (2)
17-18: LGTM! Imports are correctly organized.
The new imports from @angular/core are properly placed and necessary for the dependency injection enhancements.
28-33: LGTM! Provider is correctly implemented.
The environment provider is properly configured using makeEnvironmentProviders, ensuring app-wide availability of the default styles.
Let's verify this provider isn't duplicated elsewhere:
✅ Verification successful
Provider implementation verified - no duplicates found
The token FLOWBITE_BREADCRUMB_ITEM_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE is only provided once in the codebase through the breadcrumbItemDefaultValueProvider, confirming this is the single source of truth for the default styles configuration.
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libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar-content.component.ts (2)
15-16: LGTM: Required imports for dependency injection.
The new imports are correctly added to support the dependency injection enhancements.
76-76: Verify impact of customStyle property changes.
While the PR states no breaking changes, switching from direct property initialization to injection might affect consumers who were directly setting customStyle. Please verify all usages and consider adding migration notes if needed.
libs/flowbite-angular/navbar/navbar-icon-button.component.ts (2)
14-15: LGTM: Required imports for dependency injection.
The new imports are correctly added to support the dependency injection functionality.
24-29: Add documentation and verify provider registration.
While the implementation is correct, consider:
- Adding JSDoc documentation for the provider
- Verifying that this provider is properly registered in the application
+/**
+ * Environment provider for navbar icon button default styles.
+ * Register this provider in your application's bootstrap to customize default styles.
+ */
export const navbarIconButtonDefaultValueProvider = makeEnvironmentProviders([
{
provide: FLOWBITE_NAVBAR_ICON_BUTTON_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE,
useValue: {},
},
]);✅ Verification successful
Let me check the initialization of these providers by examining the core initialization file.
Provider is properly registered and follows library patterns
The verification shows that:
- The
navbarIconButtonDefaultValueProvideris properly registered in the core initialization viainitFlowbite()function - The provider follows the same pattern as other component providers in the library
- It's correctly exported in the navbar's public API (index.ts)
- The empty object default value is consistent with other similar providers in the library
The only improvement needed is the documentation suggestion from the original review.
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libs/flowbite-angular/accordion/accordion-title.component.ts (2)
16-17: LGTM: Imports are correctly specified
The new imports for dependency injection are appropriate and follow Angular's conventions.
84-84: Verify backward compatibility of customStyle changes
The implementation correctly uses dependency injection for default styles while maintaining reactivity with model(). However, let's verify that existing implementations aren't affected.
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✓ customStyle changes maintain backward compatibility
The implementation follows the established pattern used across all Flowbite Angular components:
- Uses dependency injection with a default empty object value
- Implements the same customStyle property pattern as other components
- No existing usages found that would be impacted by this change
- Documentation shows customStyle is a standard feature across components
The change is safe as it follows the library's consistent pattern for theme customization while maintaining backward compatibility through default values.
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libs/flowbite-angular/modal/modal-header.component.ts (3)
15-19: LGTM: Clean import organization.
The new imports are properly organized and follow Angular's style guide.
22-31:
Fix typo in InjectionToken name (still present).
The typo in the token name persists: "SYLE" should be "STYLE".
Apply this diff to fix the typo:
-export const FLOWBITE_MODAL_HEADER_CUSTOM_SYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE = new InjectionToken<
+export const FLOWBITE_MODAL_HEADER_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE = new InjectionToken<
DeepPartial<ModalHeaderTheme>
->('FLOWBITE_MODAL_HEADER_CUSTOM_SYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE');
+>('FLOWBITE_MODAL_HEADER_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE');
export const modalHeaderDefaultValueProvider = makeEnvironmentProviders([
{
- provide: FLOWBITE_MODAL_HEADER_CUSTOM_SYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE,
+ provide: FLOWBITE_MODAL_HEADER_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE,
useValue: {},
},
]);80-80:
Update customStyle property to use corrected token name.
The customStyle property needs to be updated to use the corrected token name.
Apply this diff:
- public customStyle = model(inject(FLOWBITE_MODAL_HEADER_CUSTOM_SYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE));
+ public customStyle = model(inject(FLOWBITE_MODAL_HEADER_CUSTOM_STYLE_DEFAULT_VALUE));libs/flowbite-angular/modal/modal.component.ts (4)
27-45: LGTM: Well-structured InjectionTokens with proper typing.
The InjectionTokens are well-organized, properly typed, and follow a consistent naming pattern.
112-112: LGTM: Required modal body improves component stability.
Using contentChild.required for modalBodyChild is a good practice as it:
- Makes it clear that ModalBodyComponent is mandatory
- Provides better compile-time checks
- Improves error messages when the body is missing
133-155: LGTM: Clean property declarations with injected defaults.
The properties are well-organized with:
- Clear type safety through InjectionTokens
- Consistent use of the model pattern
- Proper documentation
47-68: Verify default values align with common modal patterns.
The default values look reasonable, but let's verify they align with common modal patterns:
- Size: 'md' ✓
- Position: 'center' ✓
- isDismissable: false ✓ (safer default)
- isOpen: false ✓ (logical default)
- customStyle: {} ✓ (clean slate)
Let's check if these defaults align with other modal implementations in the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
Default modal values align with the codebase's type system and patterns
The verification confirms that the default values are well-aligned with the codebase's implementation:
- Size 'md' is valid: The
ModalSizesinterface extendsFlowbiteSizeswith 'sm' | 'md' | 'lg' | 'xl' - Position 'center' is valid: The
ModalPositionsinterface extendsFlowbitePositions - isDismissable false is consistent: Used in the theme service and has dedicated demo components
- The modal system has a comprehensive type system and theming support that validates these defaults
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libs/flowbite-angular/button/button.component.ts (3)
20-21: LGTM: Required imports for dependency injection
The new imports are correctly added to support the dependency injection functionality.
26-33: LGTM: Well-structured InjectionTokens
The InjectionTokens are well-defined with proper typing and follow Angular's naming conventions.
Also applies to: 38-56
34-36:
Fix typo in InjectionToken identifier
The string identifier contains an extra '8' character that should be removed.
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- 'FLOWBITE8_BUTTON_IS_PILL_DEFAULT_VALUE'
+ 'FLOWBITE_BUTTON_IS_PILL_DEFAULT_VALUE'
);libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar-menu.component.ts (1)
71-71: Verify impact of removing runtime validation
The customStyle property now uses DI, but the removal of the verify() method (as noted in the summary) removes runtime validation.
Let's check if there are any existing tests or usages that relied on this validation:
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Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
Removal of runtime validation is safe and consistent with the architecture
The customStyle property is now properly validated through the type system and the theme service architecture:
- Type safety is enforced through the
DeepPartial<SidebarMenuTheme>type - Runtime validation is handled by the
mergeThemefunction in the theme service layer - The injection token provides a default value, ensuring the property is always initialized correctly
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libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar-item-group.component.ts (1)
25-34: Consistent implementation with sidebar-menu component
The dependency injection pattern matches the sidebar-menu component, maintaining consistency across the codebase.
libs/flowbite-angular/sidebar/sidebar-item.component.ts (1)
24-34: Well-organized token declarations with proper typing
The implementation provides clear separation for icon, label, and custom style configurations with appropriate type definitions.
libs/flowbite-angular/dropdown/dropdown-header.component.ts (2)
18-27: LGTM! Well-structured dependency injection implementation.
The implementation follows Angular's best practices for dependency injection:
- Type-safe InjectionToken with DeepPartial
- Proper use of makeEnvironmentProviders for app-wide configuration
- Clear token naming convention
57-57: Verify the impact of customStyle initialization change.
The switch to dependency injection for customStyle is good, but we should ensure this change doesn't affect existing implementations.
✅ Verification successful
The customStyle initialization change is safe to proceed
The change to dependency injection for customStyle is well-implemented and safe because:
- The default value is properly provided through
dropdownHeaderDefaultValueProviderwith an empty object{} - The component is standalone and the customStyle is only used internally within the component to generate classes
- No direct assignments to customStyle were found in templates or other components
- The change maintains backward compatibility as the default behavior remains the same
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42-59: LGTM! Well-structured default value provider.
The default value provider is well-organized and follows Angular's best practices:
- Uses makeEnvironmentProviders for app-wide configuration
- Provides sensible defaults for all configurable properties
- Maintains clear separation of concerns
134-134: Verify the impact of property initialization changes.
The switch to dependency injection for all properties is good, but we should ensure these changes don't break existing implementations.
Also applies to: 140-140, 146-146, 150-150
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the results and generate additional verification scripts to check the template bindings in detail.
The first search shows template bindings exist but we need to see their actual usage. The second command will help us verify if there are any tests that might be affected. The third command will show us real usage examples in documentation.
Based on the results, I can now provide a final response as we have sufficient information about the usage patterns.
Property initialization changes are safe to proceed
The switch to dependency injection for dropdown properties is safe because:
- The template bindings in documentation examples show properties are used as inputs (
label,position) without any two-way binding syntax[()] - No existing dropdown tests were found that could be impacted
- The changes align with the pattern used across other components in the codebase (accordion, navbar, sidebar) which already use the same dependency injection approach
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FlowbiteThemeDirectivefor managing application themes with local storage support.Documentation
flowbite-angular/thememodule.Bug Fixes
Chores
ng-package.jsonfor library configuration in theflowbite-angular/themedirectory.