feat(ui): guided tour styling for better readibility #1423
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WalkthroughThis pull request enhances the user interface tour experience by adding HTML line break and bold tags to instruction text in the English and French localization files. It introduces a custom CSS file for styling tour popovers and modifies the sidebar component to apply these custom styles. The changes focus on improving the visual presentation of guided tour instructions across different language versions of the application. Changes
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20-175: Consider extracting tour configuration for better maintainability.The tour steps configuration is currently embedded in the component, which could lead to maintainability issues as more role-specific tours are added. Consider:
- Moving the steps configuration to a separate file
- Creating a tour configuration factory based on user roles
- Implementing a tour step builder pattern for reusable step configurations
Example structure:
// tours/config/steps.ts export const adminTourSteps = [/* ... */]; export const analystTourSteps = [/* ... */]; // tours/builders/step-builder.ts export class TourStepBuilder { static createBasicStep(element: string, messages: {...}) { return { element, popover: { title: messages.title?.(), description: messages.description() } }; } } // SideBar.svelte import { adminTourSteps } from './tours/config/steps'; const steps = user.is_admin ? adminTourSteps : [];
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frontend/src/lib/components/SideBar/SideBar.svelte (2)
184-187: Review the steps translation logic.The variable name
translatedStepssuggests that some translation should occur, but it's directly assigned from thestepsarray without any transformation. Consider either:
- Implementing the missing translation logic, or
- Renaming the variable to better reflect its actual purpose
Additionally, ensure that the
custom-driver-themeclass is properly defined in the custom CSS file.
13-13: Verify the custom CSS file existence and structure.The imported CSS file
driver-custom.cssis not included in the PR context. Please ensure that:
- The file exists at the correct location
- The styles properly override the default driver.js styles
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The custom CSS file exists and properly implements all necessary driver.js style overrides using Tailwind's utility classes, with proper structure and accessibility considerations.
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