feat(input-otp): Adding Input OTP component #3748
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant InputOtp
participant Form
User->>InputOtp: Enter OTP digit
InputOtp->>InputOtp: Validate input
InputOtp->>InputOtp: Focus next input field
InputOtp->>Form: Submit OTP
Form->>Form: Process OTP
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.changeset/spotty-flies-jump.md (2)
2-3: Consider using a minor version bump for the new component.Since you're adding a new
input-otpcomponent, it would be more appropriate to use a minor version bump (minor) instead of a patch (patch) for the@nextui-org/input-otppackage. Patch versions are typically used for bug fixes, while minor versions are used for new features that are non-breaking.-"@nextui-org/input-otp": patch +"@nextui-org/input-otp": minor "@nextui-org/theme": patch
6-6: Provide more context in the changeset message.The current changeset message briefly mentions the addition of the new
input-otpcomponent. To provide more clarity and context for the change, consider expanding the message to include details such as:
- The motivation behind adding this component (e.g., to facilitate the input of one-time passwords)
- How the component fits into the overall NextUI library
- Any notable features or benefits of using this component
packages/components/input-otp/README.md (2)
1-5: LGTM! Consider using the synonym "brief" to strengthen the wording.The component description is concise and clearly states the purpose of the component. It also sets the context for the intended audience by mentioning that it is an internal utility.
Based on the static analysis hint, consider using the synonym "brief" instead of "quick" to strengthen the wording:
-A Quick description of the component +A brief description of the componentTools
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[style] ~3-~3: Consider using the synonym “brief” (= concise, using a few words, not lasting long) to strengthen your wording.
Context: # @nextui-org/input-otp A Quick description of the component > This is...(QUICK_BRIEF)
15-19: LGTM! Add a comma before "please" for grammatical correctness.The contribution section encourages community involvement by referring to the contribution guidelines.
Based on the static analysis hint, add a comma before "please" at the end of the sentence for grammatical correctness:
-Yes please! See the +Yes, please! See theTools
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[typographical] ~17-~17: Usually, a comma is necessary before ‘Yes’ at the end of a sentence. Did you mean “, please”?
Context: ...-org/input-otp ``` ## Contribution Yes please! See the [contributing guidelines](http...(COMMA_BEFORE_PLEASE)
packages/components/input-otp/stories/input-otp.stories.tsx (1)
39-39: Consider making theotplengthprop configurable.The
Templatefunction currently hardcodes theotplengthprop to 4. To enhance the flexibility of theInputOtpcomponent in the Storybook, consider making theotplengthprop configurable through the Storybook controls.You can add the
otplengthprop to theargTypesobject and provide a control type and options for selection. For example:argTypes: { // ...existing argTypes otplength: { control: { type: "number", min: 1, max: 10 }, defaultValue: 4, }, },Then, update the
Templatefunction to use theotplengthprop from theargs:const Template = (args: InputOtpProps) => <InputOtp {...args} />;This way, users can easily configure the
otplengthprop directly in the Storybook, providing more flexibility and customization options.
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[style] ~3-~3: Consider using the synonym “brief” (= concise, using a few words, not lasting long) to strengthen your wording.
Context: # @nextui-org/input-otp A Quick description of the component > This is...(QUICK_BRIEF)
[typographical] ~17-~17: Usually, a comma is necessary before ‘Yes’ at the end of a sentence. Did you mean “, please”?
Context: ...-org/input-otp ``` ## Contribution Yes please! See the [contributing guidelines](http...(COMMA_BEFORE_PLEASE)
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packages/components/input-otp/tsup.config.ts (1)
1-8: LGTM!The
tsupconfiguration for the OTP input component is well-defined and follows best practices:
- Cleaning the output before each build ensures a clean slate and prevents interference from old files.
- Targeting ECMAScript 2019 allows the use of modern JavaScript features while maintaining compatibility with older environments.
- Providing both CommonJS and ECMAScript Modules as output formats enhances flexibility and caters to different module systems.
- Including a banner to indicate client-side execution helps clarify the intended execution environment for the generated code.
Overall, this configuration streamlines the build process and ensures compatibility with various JavaScript environments.
packages/components/input-otp/tsconfig.json (1)
1-10: LGTM!The TypeScript configuration for the OTP input component is well-structured and follows best practices:
- Extending the base configuration ensures consistency with the project's TypeScript settings.
- The
baseUrland path mapping settings facilitate cleaner imports and usage of thetailwind-variantspackage.- The
includearray comprehensively covers the relevant source files for compilation.No issues or inconsistencies are identified. The configuration is appropriate for the component.
packages/components/input-otp/README.md (2)
7-13: LGTM!The installation instructions are clear and provide the necessary commands for both Yarn and npm.
21-24: LGTM!The license section clearly states the project's licensing under the MIT license.
packages/core/theme/src/components/index.ts (1)
20-20: LGTM!The export statement for the new
input-otpcomponent follows the existing pattern in the file and aligns with the PR objectives. The change does not introduce any breaking changes.packages/components/input-otp/stories/input-otp.stories.tsx (3)
1-33: LGTM!The import statements and default export configuration for the Storybook setup are correctly structured. The
argTypesobject properly defines the customizable properties for theInputOtpcomponent, enhancing its usability and flexibility within Storybook.
35-37: LGTM!The
defaultPropsobject is correctly defined using the spread operator to include theinputOtp.defaultVariantsfrom the NextUI theme. This ensures consistency with the theme's default variants for theInputOtpcomponent.
41-46: LGTM!The
Defaultexport is correctly structured and specifies therenderfunction andargsfor the Storybook story. It properly uses theTemplatefunction as therenderfunction and sets theargsusing the spread operator to include thedefaultProps.packages/components/input-otp/src/input-otp-segment.tsx (4)
1-6: LGTM!The import statements are correctly used to bring in the required dependencies for the component. The imported dependencies are used in the component implementation, and there are no apparent issues with the import statements.
7-59: LGTM!The
InputOtpSegmentcomponent implementation is well-structured and follows best practices. The use ofuseMemohook is appropriate to optimize performance by memoizing values that depend on props. The component correctly calculates whether it is active based on the current value length and the focused state. The component applies conditional class names for styling using theclsxutility, which is a good practice. The component renders adivthat reflects the active state and whether it contains a value, enhancing the user experience for OTP input fields. There are no apparent issues with the component implementation.
26-32: LGTM!The use of
useMemohook is appropriate to memoize theisActivevalue, as it depends on thevalueandisInputFocusedprops. The calculation of theisActivevalue is correct and handles the edge case when the current value length is equal to theotplengthand theaccessorIndexis equal tootplength - 1. The dependencies array of theuseMemohook is correctly specified with[value, isInputFocused].
38-47: LGTM!The use of
useMemohook is appropriate to memoize thedisplayValue, as it depends on thehasValue,value, andisActivevalues. The calculation of thedisplayValueis correct and handles the different cases based on thehasValueandisActivevalues. ThedisplayValueis set to the character at theaccessorIndexof thevaluestring whenhasValueis true, which is the expected behavior. ThedisplayValueis set to adivelement with theslots.caretclass name whenisActiveis true andhasValueis false, indicating the active state of the input segment. ThedisplayValueis set tonullwhen bothhasValueandisActiveare false, which is the expected behavior.packages/components/input-otp/package.json (3)
1-26: LGTM!The package metadata looks good:
- The package name follows the NextUI naming convention.
- The version aligns with the NextUI ecosystem.
- The main entry point correctly points to the TypeScript source file.
- The author and repository details are consistent with other NextUI packages.
27-35: LGTM!The package scripts are well-defined:
- The build scripts use
tsupfor fast and efficient bundling.- The
devscript enables quick development with watch mode.- The
cleanscript ensures a clean build environment.- The
typecheckscript helps catch type errors early.- The
prepackandpostpackscripts maintain a clean package distribution.
36-58: LGTM!The package dependencies are properly defined:
- The peer dependencies ensure compatibility with React and other NextUI packages.
- The dependencies on NextUI utility packages and React Aria libraries provide necessary functionality and accessibility features.
- The dev dependencies include essential tools for development and testing.
- The
clean-packageconfiguration file helps maintain a clean package structure.packages/components/input-otp/src/input-otp.tsx (1)
1-95: LGTM! The InputOtp component is a great addition to the NextUI library.The component is well-structured, follows best practices, and enhances the library's functionality without introducing any breaking changes. Here are a few observations and suggestions:
- The use of
useMemofor the three sections (Segments, Input, and Helper) is a good performance optimization.- The component is properly typed using TypeScript, which enhances type safety and maintainability.
- The component is accessible and customizable through the use of props and the
useInputOtphook.- The component follows best practices such as using
forwardReffor ref forwarding anddisplayNamefor better debugging.Suggestions for improvement:
- Consider adding more documentation and examples to showcase the usage and customization options of the component.
- Consider adding unit tests to ensure the component's behavior and edge cases are properly covered.
- Consider adding accessibility attributes (e.g.,
aria-label,aria-describedby) to improve the component's accessibility.Overall, great work on this new component! It will be a valuable addition to the NextUI library.
packages/components/input-otp/src/use-input-otp.ts (1)
83-259: Excellent work on theuseInputOtphook implementation!The hook encapsulates the logic for managing the state and behavior of an OTP input component in a reusable and maintainable way. It uses the
inputOtpfunction from the theme to generate the styles and slots objects, ensuring consistency with the theme. The use of theuseFocusRinganduseHoverhooks from react-aria enhances the accessibility of the component. The validation of user input against the allowed keys regex ensures that only valid characters are entered. The getter functions provided by the hook promote a clean and readable component implementation.Overall, the implementation is well-structured, follows best practices, and promotes reusability and maintainability.
packages/components/input-otp/__tests__/input-otp.test.tsx (12)
15-19: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that the component renders without errors.
21-26: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that the component forwards refs as expected.
28-48: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that clicking on the input selects the first segment and sets the appropriate attributes on the base, input, and segment elements.
50-59: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that the input is not focused when the component is disabled.
61-86: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that typing a valid digit shifts the focus to the next segment and updates the appropriate attributes on the input and segment elements.
88-115: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that the input can be erased using the backspace key and updates the appropriate attributes on the input and segment elements.
117-133: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that a value can be pasted into the input and updates the
valueattribute on the input element.
135-152: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that non-allowed inputs are not accepted by the component and do not update the
valueattribute on the input element or thedata-activeattribute on the segment elements.
154-173: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that inputs matching a custom regex are allowed by the component and update the
valueattribute on the input element and thedata-activeattribute on the segment elements.
175-195: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that the
onFillcallback is called when the input is completely filled by checking the value of a test variable that is updated in the callback.
240-244: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that the component works with default values provided by React Hook Form by checking the
valueattribute of theInputOtpelements.
246-262: LGTM!The test cases correctly verify the form submission behavior when a required
InputOtpfield is empty or filled by checking the number of times theonSubmitcallback has been called.packages/core/theme/src/components/input-otp.ts (5)
1-4: LGTM!The imports are correctly used for defining the component's variants and using the
tvutility.
5-45: Great work on defining the component slots!The slots are correctly defined with appropriate styling classes. The use of data attributes for conditional styling is a good practice. The slot names are descriptive and follow a consistent naming convention.
46-110: The component variants are well-defined!The variants are correctly defined with appropriate styling classes. The variant names are descriptive and follow a consistent naming convention. The
defaultVariantsare also correctly defined.
111-340: Excellent use of compound variants!The compound variants are correctly defined with appropriate styling classes. The use of compound variants provides a comprehensive styling solution for various use cases. The compound variants cover all possible combinations of variant and color.
342-346: Great job on exporting the necessary types and the component!The exported types facilitate type safety and enhance the developer experience when using this component in TypeScript. The component is correctly exported.
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packages/components/input-otp/README.md (2)
3-3: Consider using "brief" instead of "quick".To strengthen the wording and better convey the intent of a concise description, consider using the synonym "brief" instead of "quick".
-A Quick description of the component +A brief description of the componentTools
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[style] ~3-~3: Consider using the synonym “brief” (= concise, using a few words, not lasting long) to strengthen your wording.
Context: # @nextui-org/input-otp A Quick description of the component > This is...(QUICK_BRIEF)
17-17: Add a comma before "please".To improve readability and align with grammatical conventions, add a comma before "please" at the end of the sentence.
-Yes please! See the +Yes, please! See theTools
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[typographical] ~17-~17: Usually, a comma is necessary before ‘Yes’ at the end of a sentence. Did you mean “, please”?
Context: ...-org/input-otp ``` ## Contribution Yes please! See the [contributing guidelines](http...(COMMA_BEFORE_PLEASE)
packages/components/input-otp/stories/input-otp.stories.tsx (1)
39-39: Consider making theotplengthprop configurable.The
Templatefunction currently hardcodes theotplengthprop to 4. To make it more flexible for different use cases, consider addingotplengthto theargsobject or providing a default value that can be overridden.You can modify the
Templatefunction like this:-const Template = (args: InputOtpProps) => <InputOtp {...args} otplength={4} />; +const Template = (args: InputOtpProps) => <InputOtp {...args} otplength={args.otplength || 4} />;This way, the
otplengthcan be configured through theargsobject, and if not provided, it will default to 4.
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[style] ~3-~3: Consider using the synonym “brief” (= concise, using a few words, not lasting long) to strengthen your wording.
Context: # @nextui-org/input-otp A Quick description of the component > This is...(QUICK_BRIEF)
[typographical] ~17-~17: Usually, a comma is necessary before ‘Yes’ at the end of a sentence. Did you mean “, please”?
Context: ...-org/input-otp ``` ## Contribution Yes please! See the [contributing guidelines](http...(COMMA_BEFORE_PLEASE)
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.changeset/spotty-flies-jump.md (1)
1-6: LGTM!The changeset file follows the correct format and accurately describes the changes made in this patch release. The addition of the
input-otpcomponent is a valuable feature that improves user experience and security. The patch to the@nextui-org/themepackage ensures a consistent design language for the new component.The changes described in this file should not introduce any breaking changes or negative impacts to the codebase.
packages/components/input-otp/tsup.config.ts (5)
4-4: LGTM!Setting
cleantotrueis a good practice to ensure a clean build output directory.
5-5: LGTM!Targeting
"es2019"is a good balance between using modern JavaScript features and maintaining compatibility with older environments.
6-6: LGTM!Generating both CommonJS (cjs) and ECMAScript Modules (esm) output enhances versatility for different module systems.
7-7: LGTM!Including the
"use client";banner in the generated JavaScript files is a good practice for Next.js applications to differentiate between server-side and client-side code.
3-8: LGTM!The
tsupconfiguration for the OTP input component is well-defined and follows best practices. It enhances the build process by streamlining output management and ensuring compatibility across various JavaScript environments.packages/components/input-otp/src/index.ts (1)
1-10: LGTM!The
index.tsfile is well-structured and follows best practices for exporting components, types, and hooks. It serves as a centralized export hub for theInputOtpcomponent and its related entities, which promotes better organization and ease of use.The file has the following positive aspects:
- Clear separation of imports, type exports, hook exports, and component exports.
- Consistent naming convention for the component, type, and hook.
- Named exports for clarity and avoiding naming conflicts.
- Enhances type safety and clarity in TypeScript usage by exporting the
InputOtpPropstype.Great job on creating this export file!
packages/components/input-otp/tsconfig.json (1)
1-10: LGTM!The TypeScript configuration for the OTP input component is well-structured and follows best practices:
- Extending the base configuration ensures consistency with the overall project settings.
- The
baseUrland path mapping simplify import statements and module resolution within the component.- Including both the
srcdirectory andindex.tsfile ensures all necessary source files are compiled.This setup enhances the development experience by streamlining module resolution and maintaining adherence to project-wide TypeScript configurations.
packages/components/input-otp/README.md (1)
1-24: README looks good with minor nitpicks!The
README.mdfile provides a clear and informative overview of the@nextui-org/input-otpcomponent. It covers the essential aspects, including the component's purpose, installation instructions, contribution guidelines, and licensing details.The suggested nitpicks regarding the wording and grammar are minor improvements that enhance the quality of the documentation.
Overall, the file is well-structured and serves its purpose effectively.
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Context: # @nextui-org/input-otp A Quick description of the component > This is...(QUICK_BRIEF)
[typographical] ~17-~17: Usually, a comma is necessary before ‘Yes’ at the end of a sentence. Did you mean “, please”?
Context: ...-org/input-otp ``` ## Contribution Yes please! See the [contributing guidelines](http...(COMMA_BEFORE_PLEASE)
packages/core/theme/src/components/index.ts (1)
20-20: LGTM! Verify the implementation of theinput-otpmodule.The export statement is syntactically correct and aligns with the PR objective of adding an "Input OTP" component. However, please ensure that the implementation of the
input-otpmodule integrates correctly with the existing codebase and follows the project's coding standards and best practices.packages/components/input-otp/stories/input-otp.stories.tsx (3)
1-33: LGTM!The import statements and the default export for the Storybook configuration are correctly set up. The
argTypesare properly defined for the component's props, specifying their control types and options.
35-37: LGTM!The
defaultPropsobject is correctly defined using the spread operator to include theinputOtp.defaultVariantsfrom the theme. This ensures consistency with the default styling of the component.
41-46: LGTM!The
Defaultexport is correctly set up with therenderproperty pointing to theTemplatefunction. Theargsproperty spreads thedefaultPropsobject, ensuring that the default props are applied to the component in the Storybook.packages/components/input-otp/src/input-otp-segment.tsx (5)
1-15: LGTM!The imports and interface definition are correct and appropriate for the component.
17-33: LGTM!The component definition and memoized values are implemented correctly. The use of
useMemois a good optimization technique to avoid unnecessary re-calculations.
35-47: LGTM!The usage of
clsxfor combining class names and memoizingdisplayValueis implemented correctly. The logic for determining thedisplayValuebased onhasValueandisActivestates is accurate and enhances the user experience.
49-58: LGTM!The component's return statement is implemented correctly. It applies the segment styles, sets the appropriate data attributes, and renders the
displayValuewithin thediv. This allows for dynamic styling and behavior based on the component's state.
1-59: Great work on theInputOtpSegmentcomponent!The component is well-structured, modular, and reusable. It effectively manages individual segments of an OTP input field by accepting relevant props and utilizing React hooks for performance optimization. The logic and rendering are implemented correctly, providing a clean and efficient solution.
Some key highlights:
- Proper use of memoization to optimize performance.
- Conditional rendering based on the component's state.
- Utilization of utility functions for combining class names.
- Well-defined prop types using an interface.
Overall, this component is a valuable addition to the NextUI library and enhances the functionality of OTP input handling.
packages/components/input-otp/package.json (3)
1-26: Metadata and configuration look good!The package metadata and configuration follow the NextUI conventions and best practices. The package name, main entry point, public access, and repository details are all properly specified.
Please ensure that the version
2.0.0aligns with the NextUI release cycle and follows semantic versioning.
27-35: Package scripts are well-defined!The package scripts cover essential tasks such as building, cleaning, type-checking, and managing package cleanliness. The use of
tsupfor builds,rimraffor cleaning, andclean-packagefor package management aligns with best practices. Thedevscript enhances the development experience with fast builds and watch mode.
36-58: Dependencies are properly specified!The package dependencies are well-structured and include the necessary peer dependencies, dependencies, and dev dependencies.
- The peer dependencies ensure compatibility with React, React DOM, and NextUI packages, which is essential for seamless integration.
- The dependencies on NextUI utilities and React Aria libraries provide crucial functionality and accessibility features.
- The dev dependencies include relevant packages for development and testing, such as React, React DOM, and
react-hook-formfor form handling.The use of
clean-packageas a dev dependency aligns with the package cleanliness management setup in the scripts.packages/components/input-otp/src/input-otp.tsx (3)
1-7: LGTM!The imports and interfaces are properly organized and follow the necessary conventions. The
InputOtpPropsinterface extendingUseInputOtpPropsallows for proper prop type checking and validation.
9-91: LGTM!The main
InputOtpcomponent is well-structured and follows best practices:
- The use of
forwardRefallows for ref forwarding to the underlying DOM element.- Memoizing the sections improves performance by avoiding unnecessary re-renders.
- The dynamic creation of
InputOtpSegmentcomponents based onotplengthprovides flexibility.- The standard HTML input element serves as a fallback for OTP entry.
- The conditional rendering in the
helperSectionenhances the user experience by providing relevant feedback.The component is modular, reusable, and maintains a clean separation of concerns.
93-95: LGTM!The component export and display name are properly set:
- Exporting the component as the default export makes it easily accessible for use in other parts of the application.
- Setting the display name to "NextUI.InputOtp" follows the naming convention for NextUI components.
packages/components/input-otp/src/use-input-otp.ts (1)
83-259: LGTM! TheuseInputOtphook is well-implemented and provides a robust solution for managing OTP input.The hook encapsulates the complex logic of handling OTP input, including state management, accessibility features, and input validation. It offers a flexible API through various props and callbacks, allowing customization and integration with other components.
Some key highlights:
- Effective use of
useFocusRinganduseHoverfor enhanced accessibility and user experience.- Proper validation of user input against the allowed keys regex.
- Triggering the
onFillcallback when the input is complete.- Support for dynamic class names through the
classNamesprop for customizable styling.The use of TypeScript ensures type safety and helps catch potential errors during development.
Overall, this hook promotes reusability, maintainability, and provides a consistent user experience for OTP input scenarios.
packages/components/input-otp/__tests__/input-otp.test.tsx (13)
15-19: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that the component renders without errors.
21-26: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that the component forwards the ref.
28-48: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that clicking on the input selects the first segment.
50-59: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that the component does not gain focus when disabled.
61-86: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that typing a valid digit shifts the focus to the next segment.
88-115: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that the input can be erased using backspace and the active segment is updated accordingly.
117-133: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that a value can be pasted into the input.
135-152: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that non-allowed inputs are not accepted.
154-173: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that inputs based on a custom regex are allowed.
175-195: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that the
onFillcallback is called when the input is completely filled.
240-244: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that the
InputOtpcomponents work with default values.
246-252: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that the form is not submitted when the required field is empty.
254-262: LGTM!The test case correctly verifies that the form is submitted when the required field is not empty.
packages/core/theme/src/components/input-otp.ts (5)
1-4: LGTM!The import statements and the
inputOtpcomponent definition using thetvutility look good.Also applies to: 5-5
6-45: LGTM!The
slotsdefinition provides a clear and modular structure for the component. The use of Tailwind CSS classes allows for easy customization and consistent styling.
46-105: LGTM!The
variantsdefinition provides flexibility in customizing the component's appearance. The use of Tailwind CSS classes ensures consistent styling across different variants.
106-110: LGTM!The
defaultVariantsensure a consistent default appearance for the component. ThecompoundVariantsprovide fine-grained control over the styling based on specific variant and color combinations. The use of Tailwind CSS classes in the compound variants maintains consistency with the overall styling approach.Also applies to: 111-340
342-346: LGTM!Exporting the types improves the developer experience by providing type information for the component's props, slots, and return type. Exporting the
inputOtpcomponent allows it to be imported and used in other parts of the codebase.
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1-24: LGTM! The README.md file provides clear and concise information about the component.The file structure and content are well-organized, making it easy for developers to understand the purpose, installation, contribution, and licensing details of the
@nextui-org/input-otpcomponent. The clear statement that this is an internal utility not intended for public usage sets the right context for its intended audience.Minor suggestions based on static analysis hints:
- Consider using the synonym "brief" instead of "quick" to strengthen the wording in line 3.
- Consider adding a comma before "please" in line 17 to improve readability.
Overall, the changes in this file are approved.
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[typographical] ~17-~17: Usually, a comma is necessary before ‘Yes’ at the end of a sentence. Did you mean “, please”?
Context: ...-org/input-otp ``` ## Contribution Yes please! See the [contributing guidelines](http...(COMMA_BEFORE_PLEASE)
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packages/components/input-otp/src/input-otp.tsx (3)
35-51: LGTM!The Segments Section is implemented correctly:
- The use of
useMemois appropriate to memoize the segment components and avoid unnecessary re-renders.- The
Array.from(Array(otplength))pattern is used effectively to create an array of the specified length for mapping over.- The
InputOtpSegmentcomponent is rendered with the required props, and thekeyprop is correctly set using the index to ensure unique keys for each segment.
53-59: LGTM!The Input Section is implemented correctly:
- The use of
useMemois appropriate to memoize the input element and avoid unnecessary re-renders.- The input element is correctly rendered with the props returned by the
getInputPropsfunction from theuseInputOtphook.- The input element is wrapped in a div element with props returned by the
getInputWrapperPropsfunction from theuseInputOtphook.
61-82: LGTM!The Helper Section is implemented correctly:
- The use of
useMemois appropriate to memoize the helper section and avoid unnecessary re-renders.- The helper section is conditionally rendered based on the
hasHelperprop.- The error message is conditionally rendered based on the
isInvalidanderrorMessageprops.- The description is rendered if there is no error message.
- The helper section is wrapped in a div element with props returned by the
getHelperWrapperPropsfunction from theuseInputOtphook.- The error message and description are wrapped in div elements with props returned by the
getErrorMessagePropsandgetDescriptionPropsfunctions from theuseInputOtphook, respectively.
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Closes #2678
📝 Description
⛳️ Current behavior (updates)
🚀 New behavior
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