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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughIntroduces a new Animated Tabs component system to the inspira UI library, including the main Changes
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app/components/inspira/ui/animated-tabs/AnimatedTabsFadeInDiv.vue (1)
14-14: Useprops.active?.valuefor clearer active tab comparison.Line 14's
isActivepredicate relies onprops.tabs[0]being the active tab. The parent component (AnimatedTabs.vue) does guarantee this through explicit reordering via thereorderTabs()function—the selected tab is always placed at index 0 before being passed to this component. However, sinceprops.activeis explicitly passed and available (line 162 in parent), usingprops.active?.valueinstead ofprops.tabs[0]?.valuewould be clearer and not depend on the parent's reordering implementation details.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@app/components/inspira/ui/animated-tabs/AnimatedTabsFadeInDiv.vue` at line 14, The isActive predicate in AnimatedTabsFadeInDiv.vue currently compares tab.value to props.tabs[0]?.value which relies on parent reordering; change the comparison to use props.active?.value instead (i.e., update the isActive function) so it directly checks the explicitly passed active prop (props.active) rather than props.tabs[0], ensuring clearer intent and decoupling from parent reordering.app/components/inspira/ui/animated-tabs/AnimatedTabs.vue (1)
123-154: Consider adding ARIA attributes for accessibility.A tabs component in a UI library benefits from proper accessibility support. Adding ARIA attributes would improve usability for screen reader users.
Suggested accessibility improvements
<div + role="tablist" :class=" cn( 'relative flex w-full max-w-full shrink-0 flex-row items-center justify-start overflow-auto [-ms-overflow-style:none] [-webkit-overflow-scrolling:touch] [perspective:1000px] [scrollbar-width:none] sm:overflow-visible [&::-webkit-scrollbar]:hidden', containerClassName, ) " > <button v-for="(tab, idx) in tabs" - :key="tab.title" + :key="tab.value" type="button" + role="tab" + :aria-selected="active?.value === tab.value" + :tabindex="active?.value === tab.value ? 0 : -1" :class="cn('relative rounded-full px-4 py-2', tabClassName)" :style="{ transformStyle: 'preserve-3d' }" `@click`="selectTab(idx)" >You may also want to add keyboard navigation (arrow keys) and
aria-controlslinking tabs to their panels in a follow-up.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@app/components/inspira/ui/animated-tabs/AnimatedTabs.vue` around lines 123 - 154, The tab buttons currently render without ARIA roles or selected state; update the container around the v-for buttons to include role="tablist" and give each button role="tab" and an aria-selected attribute bound to (active?.value === tab.value) and ensure each button has a unique id (e.g., derived from tab.value or pillLayoutId + idx) and an aria-controls that points to the corresponding panel id; also ensure selectTab(tabIndex) still gets called on `@click` so activation logic remains unchanged and add aria-disabled when appropriate. Keep keyboard navigation and panel-side aria-labelledby/ids for a follow-up.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@app/components/inspira/ui/animated-tabs/AnimatedTabs.vue`:
- Around line 131-134: The v-for on the button in AnimatedTabs.vue uses
:key="tab.title" which can conflict for duplicate titles; change the key to use
the unique identifier :key="tab.value" (ensure the tabs array items have a value
property) — update the button v-for (v-for="(tab, idx) in tabs") to use
tab.value as the key and keep existing bindings like selection logic that
reference tab.value.
In `@app/components/inspira/ui/animated-tabs/AnimatedTabsFadeInDiv.vue`:
- Around line 39-42: The fallback rendering of the dynamic component (the
<component :is="tab.content" v-if="tab.content" /> block in
AnimatedTabsFadeInDiv.vue) ignores tab.contentProps; update that component
invocation to forward the props by binding contentProps (e.g.,
:props="tab.contentProps" or v-bind="tab.contentProps") so the dynamic/fallback
content receives the documented props; ensure the binding is applied only when
tab.contentProps exists and keep the v-if="tab.content" check.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@app/components/inspira/ui/animated-tabs/AnimatedTabs.vue`:
- Around line 123-154: The tab buttons currently render without ARIA roles or
selected state; update the container around the v-for buttons to include
role="tablist" and give each button role="tab" and an aria-selected attribute
bound to (active?.value === tab.value) and ensure each button has a unique id
(e.g., derived from tab.value or pillLayoutId + idx) and an aria-controls that
points to the corresponding panel id; also ensure selectTab(tabIndex) still gets
called on `@click` so activation logic remains unchanged and add aria-disabled
when appropriate. Keep keyboard navigation and panel-side aria-labelledby/ids
for a follow-up.
In `@app/components/inspira/ui/animated-tabs/AnimatedTabsFadeInDiv.vue`:
- Line 14: The isActive predicate in AnimatedTabsFadeInDiv.vue currently
compares tab.value to props.tabs[0]?.value which relies on parent reordering;
change the comparison to use props.active?.value instead (i.e., update the
isActive function) so it directly checks the explicitly passed active prop
(props.active) rather than props.tabs[0], ensuring clearer intent and decoupling
from parent reordering.
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| v-for="(tab, idx) in tabs" | ||
| :key="tab.title" | ||
| type="button" |
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Use tab.value as the key instead of tab.title.
If multiple tabs share the same title, Vue will incorrectly reuse DOM elements, potentially causing animation glitches or state issues. The value property is the unique identifier used for selection and should be used for keying.
Proposed fix
<button
v-for="(tab, idx) in tabs"
- :key="tab.title"
+ :key="tab.value"
type="button"📝 Committable suggestion
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| <button | |
| v-for="(tab, idx) in tabs" | |
| :key="tab.title" | |
| type="button" | |
| <button | |
| v-for="(tab, idx) in tabs" | |
| :key="tab.value" | |
| type="button" |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/components/inspira/ui/animated-tabs/AnimatedTabs.vue` around lines 131 -
134, The v-for on the button in AnimatedTabs.vue uses :key="tab.title" which can
conflict for duplicate titles; change the key to use the unique identifier
:key="tab.value" (ensure the tabs array items have a value property) — update
the button v-for (v-for="(tab, idx) in tabs") to use tab.value as the key and
keep existing bindings like selection logic that reference tab.value.
| <component | ||
| :is="tab.content" | ||
| v-if="tab.content" | ||
| /> |
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Forward contentProps to fallback content component.
Line 39–42 renders tab.content but drops tab.contentProps, so the documented/type-supported props contract is not honored.
Proposed fix
- <component
- :is="tab.content"
- v-if="tab.content"
- />
+ <component
+ v-if="tab.content"
+ :is="tab.content"
+ v-bind="tab.contentProps"
+ />📝 Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
| <component | |
| :is="tab.content" | |
| v-if="tab.content" | |
| /> | |
| <component | |
| v-if="tab.content" | |
| :is="tab.content" | |
| v-bind="tab.contentProps" | |
| /> |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/components/inspira/ui/animated-tabs/AnimatedTabsFadeInDiv.vue` around
lines 39 - 42, The fallback rendering of the dynamic component (the <component
:is="tab.content" v-if="tab.content" /> block in AnimatedTabsFadeInDiv.vue)
ignores tab.contentProps; update that component invocation to forward the props
by binding contentProps (e.g., :props="tab.contentProps" or
v-bind="tab.contentProps") so the dynamic/fallback content receives the
documented props; ensure the binding is applied only when tab.contentProps
exists and keep the v-if="tab.content" check.
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