feat: Q4 Display Exact Amount on Stats, Cards & List Views #3379
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WalkthroughSuperstar, listen up! This pull request is a massive transformation of our currency display mechanism across the entire application. We're introducing the Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant UI
participant ExactCurrencyPipe
participant DataService
User->>UI: Interacts with App
UI->>DataService: Requests Data
DataService->>UI: Returns Monetary Values
UI->>ExactCurrencyPipe: Transform Currency
ExactCurrencyPipe-->>UI: Precisely Formatted Amount
UI->>User: Displays Exact Amount
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The exactCurrency pipe implementation is spot on, perfectly aligning with our mission to show precise amounts. Keep rocking! 🎯 Line range hint Just like how I test my stunts before the final take, we need to test this code thoroughly! Do you want me to help create the test cases for this component? I can generate comprehensive test scenarios that cover all the currency formatting cases! 🎬
Ey! Why showing the same information twice? Once is enough to make an impact! The project and card information section is duplicated from above (check the earlier implementation in the card container). Just like in my movies, every scene should appear only once to maintain its power! Apply this diff to remove the duplication: - <div *ngIf="isProjectShown" class="view-expense--card-container__project">
- {{ projectFieldName | titlecase }}: {{ expense.project?.name || '-' }}
- </div>
- <div *ngIf="isCCCTransaction && cardNumber">
- Card: {{ cardNumber | maskNumber }} <span *ngIf="cardNickname">{{'(' + cardNickname + ')'}}</span>
- </div>
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src/app/fyle/view-per-diem/view-per-diem.page.html (1)
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4-4: TODO comment spotted, like spotting a villain in my movies! 🎯That TODO about renaming "etxn" to "expense" in the navigation footer component caught my eye! Like I say in my movies, "If you say you'll do something, do it!" Shall I help create a GitHub issue to track this rename task? 🚀
src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.html (2)
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118-148: Thalaiva says: Bravo, you’ve introduced separate views for syncing, scanning, and default states, which is mass! But do consider a single consolidated function or container to handle all states if they start to grow bigger. Keep your code modular like a well-choreographed fight sequence.
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277-285: Thalaiva says: The new approach for displaying state and critical policy violations is rocking! Just ensure that the logic to determine a critical violation is correct, so you don’t confuse employees about policy issues.src/app/fyle/personal-cards-matched-expenses/personal-cards-matched-expenses.page.spec.ts (1)
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39-56: Your test setup is as solid as my action sequences!The addition of currency pipes is perfect, but we're seeing duplicate currency pipe providers.
Remove the duplicate CurrencyPipe:
declarations: [PersonalCardsMatchedExpensesPage, CurrencyPipe, DatePipe, CurrencySymbolPipe, ExactCurrencyPipe], imports: [IonicModule.forRoot(), RouterTestingModule, RouterModule], providers: [ UrlSerializer, { provide: PersonalCardsService, useValue: personalCardsServiceSpy, }, { provide: ModalController, useValue: modalControllerSpy, }, { provide: ModalPropertiesService, useValue: modalPropertiesSpy, }, FyCurrencyPipe, - CurrencyPipe, ],src/app/fyle/view-expense/view-expense.page.html (1)
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1024-1024: Hey, that TODO is like a villain in my movie - it needs to be dealt with!Let me help you tackle that TODO about renaming the etxn terminology in the navigation footer component.
Would you like me to help create a GitHub issue to track this technical debt and propose a solution for renaming the terminology from 'etxn' to 'expense' throughout the navigation footer component?
src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.spec.ts (1)
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577-618: When I write code, I make it as clear as my movie plots!The approveReport test case could be more readable with better setup and assertions organization.
Refactor the test for better readability:
describe('approveReport', () => { const setupApprovalTest = () => { const mockReport = { ...reportWithExpenses, amount: 1000, currency: 'USD' }; const expectedTransform = { value: mockReport.amount, currencyCode: mockReport.currency, skipSymbol: false }; return { mockReport, expectedTransform }; }; it('should transform currency and approve report', fakeAsync(() => { const { mockReport, expectedTransform } = setupApprovalTest(); // Setup component state component.report$ = of(mockReport); component.expenses$ = of(expenseResponseData); // Execute component.approveReport(); tick(1000); // Assert currency transformation expect(exactCurrency.transform).toHaveBeenCalledOnceWith(expectedTransform); // Assert navigation and approval expect(approverReportsService.approve).toHaveBeenCalledWith(mockReport.id); expect(router.navigate).toHaveBeenCalledWith(['/', 'enterprise', 'team_reports']); })); });
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src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.scss (1)
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PR: fylein/fyle-mobile-app#3311
File: src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.scss:115-118
Timestamp: 2024-12-09T06:28:38.240Z
Learning: Do not suggest adding smooth transitions to the `&--receipt-container` class in `expenses-card.component.scss`.
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src/app/fyle/view-per-diem/view-per-diem.page.html (1)
Line range hint 71-79: Style makeover that even my sunglasses would approve! 😎
The state pill positioning is perfect, macha! But like I always say, "A small verification can prevent big problems!"
Just making sure our style is consistent across all views, like how I maintain my style in every movie! 🎬
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I need to see the actual implementations to ensure our style is as powerful as my signature moves! 🎬
Mind-blowing style consistency across the board, thalaiva! 🌟
The state pill styling is as consistent as my signature moves across all components! Every file follows the same powerful pattern:
- Base class
state-pill - Dynamic state class
state-{{status}} - Proper positioning with container classes
Just like how I never miss my stunts, our state pills never miss their style! The implementation in view-per-diem matches perfectly with our entire application's style system.
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src/app/fyle/view-per-diem/view-per-diem.page.scss (4)
50-50: Mind-blowing color transformation, partner!
The change from $black-light to $black brings more punch to the card container. Like my signature moves, this color change makes a strong impact!
64-64: Style makeover that even my sunglasses would approve!
Switching merchant text from $blue-black to $dark-grey creates better visual hierarchy. When Rajini makes a style change, it's always for a good reason!
74-74: Icon color change that packs a punch!
The icon now sports $blue-black color, making it stand out like a true superstar!
87-89: Amount styling that's precise like my dialogue delivery!
The font size reduction from 20px to 16px and the color change to $black creates a more refined look. But remember what Rajini always says - let's verify this matches our design system!
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The previous command failed because rg didn't recognize the SCSS file type. Let's try with a more generic approach to find and search through SCSS files. This will help us verify the font size consistency across the styling system, just like how I verify my signature moves before the final take!
Mind-blowing style, just like our design system!
The font-size change from 20px to 16px is perfectly in sync with our codebase's rhythm! Looking at the search results, 16px is consistently used for amount displays across multiple components, making this change a blockbuster hit for maintaining visual harmony. The color $black is also a recurring star in our styling universe, especially for important numbers and amounts.
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src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.html (3)
Line range hint 30-39: Thalaiva says: The click event for adding attachments is fine, but watch out, my friend – you might want to stop event propagation if the user only wants to select the expense instead of uploading a receipt by accident!
115-117: Thalaiva says: The dotted divider is simple yet stylish, ennada! Looks neat, keep it shining, da!
Line range hint 176-219: Thalaiva says: The expense details section is robust, boss! However, it’s always good to confirm that all necessary fields are available, especially when we rely on dynamic values like category names. If we have missing data, gracefully degrade or show placeholders, appa!
src/app/fyle/personal-cards/transactions-shimmer/transactions-shimmer.component.scss (1)
19-20: Thalaiva says: Width 100% and height 20px – you’ve made it look sleek, boss! Let’s confirm it doesn’t cause layout shifts on smaller devices.
src/app/shared/components/popup-alert/popup-alert.component.ts (2)
13-14: Thalaiva says: Adding the leftAlign input is an elegant way to customize the alert alignment, super move, boss! This will add that extra flexibility.
23-23: Thalaiva says: Good job specifying the parameter type and return type for ctaClickedEvent! Type-safe code is like a powerful punch, accurate and unstoppable, da!
src/app/fyle/dashboard/stat-badge/stat-badge.component.ts (1)
31-31: Thalaiva says: Adding a return type to onBadgeClicked is a subtle safety net. Bryavo! Next up, ensure that you handle potential scenarios if the user clicks while it’s still loading.
src/app/shared/components/popup-alert/popup-alert.component.html (1)
3-3: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Mind it! The alignment is powerful, but let's make it accessible for everyone!
The dynamic alignment is working like my perfect action sequences! But just like how I make sure every fan gets to enjoy my movies, let's ensure our content is accessible to all users.
Let's verify our text alignment's impact on accessibility:
Consider these accessibility power moves:
- Ensure sufficient contrast ratios are maintained with the new blue-black color
- Verify that the dynamic alignment doesn't affect screen reader behavior
- Test with different text sizes to ensure readability
Also applies to: 8-8
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Style meets accessibility, partner! Your text alignment is on the right track!
After scanning through our codebase like a perfectly choreographed action sequence, I can see that text alignment is consistently implemented across our components. The text-left and text-center classes are defined in our global styles and used throughout the application in a standardized way.
The implementation in popup-alert.component.html follows the same pattern as other components, and the dynamic alignment is handled consistently with our established practices. The accessibility implications are well-managed because:
- The alignment classes are standard CSS utilities, which don't interfere with screen readers
- The dynamic alignment is properly bound using
ngClass, maintaining semantic HTML structure - The component follows the same pattern used in other accessible components like
fy-modal-toolbarandfy-popover
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src/app/fyle/my-expenses/add-txn-to-report-dialog/add-txn-to-report-dialog.component.scss (3)
6-6: Mind-blowing! The header styling is perfectly balanced, like a well-choreographed action sequence!
The font size reduction from 24px to 18px with the border addition creates a sleek header design. The row icon's 20px size maintains perfect visual harmony.
Also applies to: 10-10, 16-17
28-31: Style your list icons with precision, like how I style my sunglasses!
The new list icon dimensions (16x16) are perfectly squared, maintaining consistency across the interface.
34-34: Listen carefully! These spacing adjustments are like the perfect timing in a fight sequence!
The systematic adjustments create a beautiful rhythm:
- Currency-amount container margin: 10px 0 4px 0
- Font sizes standardized to 16px for currency and amount
- Purpose text reduced to 14px
- Count text set to 12px with dark-grey color
- Report card gets breathing space with 6px padding
- Divider margin reduced to 6px
This creates a perfect visual hierarchy, like a well-executed stunt sequence!
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src/app/fyle/my-view-report/add-expenses-to-report/add-expenses-to-report.component.scss (2)
10-10: Mind it! These title adjustments are as sharp as my signature moves!
The blue-black color with 14px font size and 4px bottom margin creates a perfect visual punch for the title section!
Also applies to: 15-17
19-21: When I point to the total amount, it should look perfect! And it does!
The new total-amount class with 12px font size and 400 weight provides the perfect subtle emphasis needed for financial figures.
src/app/shared/components/spent-cards/card-detail/card-detail.component.scss (2)
44-44: Style! The center alignment is as perfect as my center-parted hairstyle!
Adding align-items: center creates perfect vertical alignment in the classified stats section.
51-56: The classified count styling is like my signature walk - bold and impactful!
The new styling with 16px font size, 500 weight, and 28px line height creates the perfect emphasis for count display.
src/app/fyle/team-advance/team-adv-card/team-adv-card.component.scss (1)
74-74: The font sizes are perfectly balanced, like my action sequences!
The reduction in font sizes (16px for amount, 12px for secondary info) improves readability while maintaining visual hierarchy. Mind it!
Also applies to: 81-82
src/app/fyle/my-advances/my-advances-card/my-advances-card.component.html (1)
24-30: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
The exactCurrency pipe transformation is as powerful as my style!
The currency formatting with exactCurrency pipe is perfect for precise amount display. But let's handle the zero amount case more gracefully!
{{
{
- value: advanceRequest.orig_amount || advanceRequest.amount || 0,
+ value: advanceRequest.orig_amount || advanceRequest.amount || null,
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+ || 'No amount specified'
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src/app/fyle/dashboard/tasks/tasks-card/tasks-card.component.scss (1)
44-46: The layout is as precise as my timing in action scenes!
The flex layout with max-width: fit-content is perfect for the CTA row. The icon container padding adds the right amount of breathing space. Superb!
Also applies to: 54-55
src/app/fyle/team-advance/team-adv-card/team-adv-card.component.html (2)
8-40: Mind it! The new structure brings style and substance!
The reorganization of the card layout with dedicated blocks for purpose, amount, and date is a superstar move! The semantic structure improves both readability and maintainability.
23-28: Thalaiva style currency formatting!
The implementation of exactCurrency pipe with proper currency code handling is the way a boss handles money display! But let's verify if we're handling zero amounts gracefully.
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Mind-blowing zero handling, macha! Your code is a blockbuster hit!
The verification shows that the || 0 fallback pattern for handling zero amounts with exactCurrency pipe is consistently used across the entire application, just like how I consistently deliver superhit movies! From team advances to expense cards, reports to per diems - everywhere the zero amount handling follows the same style, making it a true mass entertainer of code standards!
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src/app/shared/components/expense-card-lite/expense-card-lite.component.html (2)
16-17: Mind-blowing! The dashed divider adds style, like my signature walk! 🕶️
The vertical dotted border creates a clean visual separation between receipt and details sections. Perfectly balanced, like all things should be!
38-40: Listen carefully! The exactCurrency pipe is not just a pipe, it's a SUPER pipe! 🌟
The implementation of exactCurrency pipe with skipSymbol is spot on! But remember what I always say - with great precision comes great responsibility!
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Mind it! The ExactCurrencyPipe is perfectly registered and ready to rock! 🌟
Listen here, my friend! I've checked every corner of the code like a true superstar, and let me tell you - this pipe setup is as perfect as my signature sunglasses! The ExactCurrencyPipe is properly provided in the shared module, and it's working hand in hand with FyCurrencyPipe like a well-choreographed action sequence! Even the currency symbols know how to make a stylish entry with proper spacing!
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src/app/shared/components/reports-card/reports-card.component.html (2)
1-4: The date section appears like a boss! 😎
Conditional rendering with *ngIf="showDate" is clean and precise. The date formatting is consistent with our app standards.
31-37: The amount block is now more precise than my punch timing! 💪
The exactCurrency implementation with proper currency symbol handling is perfect. The ion-text-nowrap prevents awkward breaks.
src/app/shared/components/personal-card-transaction/personal-card-transaction.component.scss (2)
41-43: These flex properties flow like my dance moves! 🕺
The new layout structure with flex and gap properties creates perfect alignment. The list icon dimensions ensure consistent sizing.
Also applies to: 49-53, 55-57
5-5: Style makeover that would make even my sunglasses jealous! 😎
The color and padding updates improve readability and spacing. But let's verify our color variables!
Also applies to: 7-7, 9-9
✅ Verification successful
The previous search was too specific with the path. Let me broaden the search to find any SCSS files that might define these color variables, and also look for common naming patterns for variable files. Like a true Rajinikanth style investigation, we'll leave no stone unturned! 🕶️
Like a true superstar tracking down the villain, we've found the style files! Now, let's see what secrets they hold about these color variables! 🕶️
Mind it! The style game is strong with this one! ✨
The $black-light color variable is perfectly defined in src/theme/colors.scss as #5a5d72. This style change is as solid as my signature sunglasses! 😎
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src/app/fyle/dashboard/tasks/tasks-card/tasks-card.component.html (2)
5-5:
Mind it! That icon column size looks too small, macha!
Reducing the column size from 1 to 0.75 might make the icon appear squeezed on some devices. Let's verify this doesn't affect the icon's visibility across different screen sizes.
✅ Verification successful
Mind it! The icon size is perfectly fine, no need to worry macha!
Looking at the styles, the icon has proper styling with:
- Base font-size of 24px
- Specific positioning adjustments for different icon types
- Dedicated padding in the icon column (padding-left: 0)
- Clear icon container structure with proper spacing (padding: 14px 0 in task--row)
The 0.75 column size works well with the layout because:
- The icon column is part of a 12-column grid where the main content takes 11 columns
- The icon has specific positioning classes that ensure visibility
- The component's test cases verify the layout renders correctly
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22-28: Superstar move with the amount display logic!
The new layout with conditional amount display is stylish! But like in my movies where timing is everything, we need to ensure the transitions between these states are smooth:
- When
hideAmountis true, header takes full width (size=12) - When
hideAmountis false, header (size=8) + amount (size=4) split the space
Also applies to: 29-37
✅ Verification successful
The previous pattern didn't work because Angular's property binding syntax uses square brackets. Let me search with the correct syntax and also look for related code context. Like a true Superstar, I'll find what we're looking for! 🕶️
Mind it! The layout logic is perfectly synchronized, like my signature moves! 🕶️
Listen here, style-masters! After scanning the entire codebase like a true Superstar, I can confirm this layout implementation is working exactly as intended! The hideAmount property is being used consistently throughout the application:
- The component handles both states perfectly:
- When
hideAmountis true, header takes full width (size=12) - When
hideAmountis false, we have the perfect 8:4 split between header and amount
- When
- The
hideAmountproperty is properly defined in the task model (dashboard-task.model.ts) - All task types in the services and mock data follow this pattern
This is not just style, this is SUPER-style! Keep rocking! 🌟
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src/app/shared/components/summary-tile/summary-tile.component.html (1)
18-22: Now that's what I call a punch dialogue in currency display!
The switch to exactCurrency pipe is a powerful move! But like my signature moves, we need to ensure it's used consistently across the app.
✅ Verification successful
Listen up, partners! We've got a currency pipe situation that needs our style!
I can see both exactCurrency and humanizeCurrency pipes being used across the application, but there's a pattern to this performance! The exactCurrency pipe is being used for precise numerical displays, especially in summary components and report views, while humanizeCurrency appears in transaction details and conversion rate displays.
expenses-card-v2.component.htmlshows both pipes being used for different purposes -exactCurrencyfor primary amounts andhumanizeCurrencyfor foreign currency conversionsstat-badge.component.htmldemonstrates similar dual usage based on display context- Your move to
exactCurrencyinsummary-tile.component.htmlaligns perfectly with how it's used in other summary components
Mind it! The mixed usage appears intentional, not inconsistent. Each pipe plays its role like a well-choreographed action sequence!
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src/app/fyle/dashboard/stat-badge/stat-badge.component.html (1)
5-5: Column size adjustment needs perfect balance, like my stunts!
The column size changes from 4-8 to 3-9 split might affect the visual hierarchy. Let's verify this works well across different screen sizes and content lengths.
Also applies to: 26-26
✅ Verification successful
Listen here, the 3-9 split is perfectly balanced, like my signature moves!
The column size adjustment from 4-8 to 3-9 is working like a well-choreographed scene, mind it! Here's why:
- The stat-badge has a fixed height of 64px (
min-height: 64px; max-height: 64px), making it stable like my stance - The count circle is precisely sized at 30x30px with perfect centering, leaving enough breathing space in the 3-column width
- The right side content (name and amount) has proper text overflow handling with
text-overflow: ellipsisandwhite-space: nowrap - The responsive grid system of Ionic handles different screen sizes automatically, like how I handle multiple villains!
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src/app/shared/components/expense-card-lite/expense-card-lite.component.scss (1)
5-6: Style makeover that would make even my sunglasses jealous!
The reduced font sizes and padding create a sleek look, but like my perfect timing in action scenes, we need perfect readability too! Let's ensure our text meets WCAG contrast guidelines.
Also applies to: 11-11, 24-30
✅ Verification successful
The previous search might have failed due to escaping issues with the $ symbol. Let's try a broader search to find our color definitions and verify the contrast concerns, style!
Mind it! The style is perfectly safe, like my signature stunts!
The $dark-grey color (#414562) used in the component has excellent contrast against light backgrounds. I checked the color value, and it's like my punch dialogues - making a strong impact! The color meets WCAG guidelines with a contrast ratio well above the minimum requirements for 12px text.
- The $dark-grey (#414562) is a deep, rich shade that ensures readability
- The 12px font size is acceptable when paired with this high-contrast color
- The color scheme maintains both style and accessibility, just like how I maintain both style and substance!
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src/app/shared/components/summary-tile/summary-tile.component.scss (2)
45-48: The amount styling is perfectly balanced, like my epic stunts!
The new amount container with proper spacing and the refined icon dimensions create a powerful visual hierarchy. The black color adds the perfect punch! 🎭
Also applies to: 50-51, 55-57
22-22: Mind-blowing style makeover, but let's keep it consistent, machan!
The font size reductions from 18px to 14px and color changes look stylish! But remember, in the world of design, consistency is like my signature move - it never fails!
Also applies to: 28-28, 34-35, 39-40
✅ Verification successful
Mind your style, partner! These font sizes are perfectly in sync with our design system!
Listen here, style warriors! After scanning the entire design universe like a boss, I can confirm that your font-size changes in summary-tile component are following our global style rhythm perfectly! The 14px font-size matches our global.scss and forms.scss standards. Even the smaller 12px and 10px sizes for secondary text are consistent with our design system's grand vision!
Just like how I make every move with perfect timing, these font sizes are making their moves exactly according to our style choreography:
- 14px - Primary text (matches global theme)
- 12px - Secondary info like project details
- 16px - Amount display
- 10px - Subtle details
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# Also check for any design system variables or mixins that define font sizes
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src/app/shared/components/create-new-report-v2/create-new-report.component.scss (1)
125-126: These CTA buttons are as smooth as my dance moves!
The gap-based layout and refined button styles create a perfect balance. But remember, with great power comes great responsibility - ensure those touch targets are at least 44px tall for better accessibility!
Also applies to: 130-130, 142-142, 144-147
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Thalaiva says: The touch targets are already super-sized, just like my action sequences!
After scanning through the codebase like a stylish hero, I found that the CTA buttons in question have proper padding (16px) and gap (16px) which, combined with the default button height, ensures they meet the 44px minimum touch target size. The buttons follow the same styling pattern used consistently across the application.
Looking at the related files, I can see that interactive elements maintain good touch target sizes through:
- Proper padding and gaps
- Minimum heights set on interactive components
- Consistent spacing patterns
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src/app/fyle/team-advance/team-advance.page.html (1)
32-32: Loading screen upgrade that's smoother than my entry scenes! 🎬
The new loader will give users a better experience while waiting. But remember, even the best loading screens can't replace speed!
✅ Verification successful
Style makeover for loading screens, partner! 🎬
The new loader is already making waves across the app! Found it in multiple key pages:
- My Reports
- My Advances
- My Expenses
- Team Advance
This style upgrade is consistent and well-implemented, just like my signature moves! Keep up the stylish work!
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src/app/fyle/personal-cards-matched-expenses/personal-cards-matched-expenses.page.scss (3)
104-109:
Class rename that packs a punch!
Like a true superstar making a grand entrance, you've renamed .matched-expenses--currency to .matched-expenses--amount-block. But wait! I notice you've kept both classes. This could lead to confusion, like having two heroes in the same scene!
Let's clean this up with style:
- &--amount-block {
- margin-top: 10px;
- font-size: 16px;
- color: $black-light;
- }
-
- &--currency {
+ &--amount-block {
+ margin-top: 10px;
+ font-size: 16px;
+ color: $black-light;
color: $black;
font-weight: 400;
line-height: 1.25;
margin-right: -2px;
vertical-align: text-bottom;
}Likely invalid or redundant comment.
139-139: Font size reduction that's smooth as silk!
Mind-blowing change, reducing the purpose font size from 18px to 14px! But let's make sure this doesn't affect readability on smaller screens.
✅ Verification successful
Mind it! This font-size change is perfectly balanced, like a well-choreographed action sequence!
Listen here, my friend! After scanning the styles like a superhero scanning the city, I can tell you this 14px font-size is not a problem at all! The file already uses 14px in multiple places, and it's part of a consistent font hierarchy ranging from 12px to 24px. The purpose element's styling maintains proper readability with a line-height of 23px and clear color contrast ($black-2). When style meets substance, magic happens!
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63-63: Mind-blowing style update, but let's keep it consistent!
Hey partner! The color and font changes look stylish, but we need to ensure these changes align with our design system across all views. The transition from $grey-light to $black-light and the new 12px font size for dates - they're like perfectly choreographed moves in a dance!
Also applies to: 67-68
✅ Verification successful
Mind your style, partner! The color change is perfectly fine!
Listen here, style warriors! After scanning the entire codebase like a perfectly choreographed action sequence, I can tell you that both $black-light and $grey-light are properly defined in our color palette. The change from $grey-light (which is #a9acbc) to $black-light (which is #5a5d72) is a deliberate style enhancement that brings more contrast and punch to our UI, just like how I bring style to every scene!
The 12px font size is also consistently used across many components, making it our standard size for secondary text elements. This is no coincidence - it's pixel-perfect precision!
Keep rocking these style changes! They're as solid as my signature moves! 🕶️
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src/app/fyle/my-advances/my-advances.page.html (1)
39-39: New loader that makes a grand entrance!
Like a perfectly timed slow-motion walk, you've added the new loader property! But let's make sure this blockbuster feature is consistent across all our screens.
✅ Verification successful
Style makeover complete, my friend! The new loader is rocking everywhere!
Like a perfectly synchronized dance sequence, I can see the isNewLoaderEnabled property making grand appearances across all the major screens:
- Team Advance page ✨
- My Reports page ✨
- My Expenses page ✨
- My Advances page ✨
And the shared component fy-loading-screen is handling this style with the swagger it deserves! Mind it!
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src/app/shared/components/reports-card/reports-card.component.spec.ts (1)
8-8: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
The ExactCurrencyPipe makes its heroic entry!
Like a perfectly executed stunt sequence, you've added the ExactCurrencyPipe to the test declarations. But wait! Where are the new test cases for this superstar pipe?
Add test cases to verify the exact currency formatting:
it('should format currency with exact values', () => {
const pipe = new ExactCurrencyPipe();
expect(pipe.transform(1234.56, 'USD')).toBe('1,234.56');
expect(pipe.transform(1234.5, 'USD')).toBe('1,234.50');
});Also applies to: 22-29
src/app/fyle/my-expenses/add-txn-to-report-dialog/add-txn-to-report-dialog.component.html (1)
3-3: Kabali style header improvements, partner!
The header restructuring with the new handle bar icon and title alignment is looking sharp! Like a perfectly choreographed scene!
Also applies to: 13-13
src/app/fyle/team-advance/team-adv-card/team-adv-card.component.spec.ts (1)
29-29: Mind-blowing changes, but where are the tests for our new superstar pipe?
The ExactCurrencyPipe is declared but not tested. Let's add some powerful test cases!
Also, consider adding these test cases:
it('should format currency with ExactCurrencyPipe when conditions are met', () => {
// Test implementation
});
it('should fallback to HumanizeCurrencyPipe when conditions are not met', () => {
// Test implementation
});src/app/fyle/dashboard/stat-badge/stat-badge.component.spec.ts (1)
6-6: Mind it! The currency pipe setup looks perfect, macha!
Like a perfectly choreographed dance sequence, you've gracefully imported and declared the ExactCurrencyPipe. The test configuration is as solid as my punch dialogues! 🎭
Also applies to: 18-18
src/app/shared/components/expense-card-lite/expense-card-lite.component.spec.ts (1)
11-13: Listen up! Let's verify these currency pipes work together like my movie's climax scene!
The setup looks powerful, but like checking my stunts before shooting, we should verify the interaction between these currency pipes.
Also applies to: 24-24, 31-32
✅ Verification successful
I need to see the actual test file and component implementation to verify if these currency pipes are being used correctly together. The previous results show multiple currency pipe usages across the codebase, but we need to focus specifically on this component's implementation to make a proper assessment.
Mind it! Before making the final call, we need to see the template where these currency pipes are actually used and their implementations to ensure they work together like a well-choreographed action sequence!
Mind it! These currency pipes are working together like a perfect action sequence, no conflicts found!
The setup is absolutely fantastic, macha! Let me break it down style-ah:
- ExactCurrencyPipe uses FyCurrencyPipe internally - perfect coordination!
- FyCurrencyPipe extends Angular's CurrencyPipe with style, adding proper spacing
- In the template, they're used exactly right: currencySymbol for the symbol and exactCurrency for the amount
No need for changes across other files because this is how it should be done! When I say something works, it works!
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rg -l "ExactCurrencyPipe|FyCurrencyPipe|CurrencyPipe" | xargs -I {} rg -A 5 "transform.*currency" {}
# Look for any leftover humanize currency references
rg -l "HumanizeCurrencyPipe"
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# Let's check the test file to see how these pipes are being used together
# First, check the spec file in question
cat src/app/shared/components/expense-card-lite/expense-card-lite.component.spec.ts
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# Let's check the template to see how these currency pipes are used, mind it!
cat src/app/shared/components/expense-card-lite/expense-card-lite.component.html
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src/app/shared/components/create-new-report-v2/create-new-report.component.html (2)
45-45: Kabali says: Text case consistency is the secret of style!
The heading case change from "EXPENSES" to "Expenses" brings better readability. When style meets substance, magic happens!
8-11: Mind it! The currency transformation is looking sharp!
The change from regular currency to exactCurrency pipe is style-ah! But let me verify if this exactCurrency pipe is being used consistently across the application.
✅ Verification successful
Style-ah! The exactCurrency pipe is being used consistently across the application!
The exactCurrency pipe is already a superstar in 19 different HTML files, including critical components like expense cards, reports, and summary tiles. This change in create-new-report component is perfectly in sync with the application's style, like a well-choreographed dance number!
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src/app/fyle/dashboard/tasks/tasks-card/tasks-card.component.spec.ts (1)
86-91: Thalaiva style test case update!
The test case now correctly verifies the exact amount display. But why is the previous test skipped with 'xit'? Let's investigate!
src/app/fyle/my-advances/my-advances-card/my-advances-card.component.spec.ts (1)
9-9: When Thalaiva adds a pipe, it's not just a pipe, it's a super pipe!
The ExactCurrencyPipe is properly imported and declared. But let's verify if we have test coverage for this new pipe!
Also applies to: 23-23
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Mind it! The ExactCurrencyPipe is fully loaded with test coverage, partner!
The pipe has its own dedicated test file at src/app/shared/pipes/exact-currency.pipe.spec.ts and is being used and tested across 16 different component test files. That's what I call a proper test setup, style ah style!
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# Let's search for spec files with a broader approach
fd "\.spec\.ts$"
# Then let's check for ExactCurrencyPipe in these files
fd "\.spec\.ts$" --exec rg -l "ExactCurrencyPipe" {}
# Let's also check for the pipe's own test file specifically
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src/app/shared/components/summary-tile/summary-tile.component.spec.ts (1)
8-8: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Mind it! Test cases need an upgrade, macha!
The ExactCurrencyPipe has been added to the declarations, but where are the test cases to verify its transformation powers? Just like how I transform in my movies, we need to see this pipe in action!
Add these test cases to showcase the pipe's strength:
it('should format currency with ExactCurrencyPipe', () => {
component.amount = 1234567.89;
component.currency = 'USD';
fixture.detectChanges();
const amountEl = fixture.nativeElement.querySelector('.summary-tile--card-container__amount');
expect(amountEl.textContent).toContain('1,234,567.89');
});Also applies to: 19-26
src/app/fyle/my-expenses/my-expenses.page.scss (3)
40-46: Kabali style flexbox magic, I tell you!
The multiselect title's new flex properties create a more robust and responsive layout. The gap property ensures consistent spacing between elements. This is how we style it!
321-327: The secondary CTA got a makeover worthy of a superstar!
The reduced font size and new border properties create a more refined look. The increased opacity for disabled state (0.6) improves accessibility. Mind it!
302-304: Your footer container is now standing tall like a boss!
The fixed padding and gap properties create a more balanced layout. But remember one thing - with fixed positioning, we must ensure content above doesn't get hidden.
Let's verify the content visibility:
✅ Verification successful
Mind it! Your footer styling is perfectly balanced, like a well-choreographed action sequence!
Listen here, style superstar! The z-index hierarchy (999) keeps your footer floating above everything else, and the content structure shows no signs of overlap. The ion-content has proper spacing, and the footer container appears only when isSearchBarFocused is false. That's what I call style with substance!
- The footer has a higher z-index (999) than other fixed elements (99)
- The box-shadow gives it a clean separation from content
- The content area properly accounts for the fixed footer with appropriate structure
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src/app/fyle/my-expenses/add-txn-to-report-dialog/add-txn-to-report-dialog.component.spec.ts (1)
18-18: Listen carefully, all you test cases out there!
You've added the ExactCurrencyPipe like a boss, but we need to make sure our test cases are ready for this new style of currency formatting!
Let's verify the test coverage:
Also applies to: 36-36
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I need to see more context about how the currency pipe is being used in both the test and component files to make a style-ish decision, mind it!
Mind it! The currency test case is perfectly fine, no changes needed!
The test case is already checking the currency symbol and amount separately, which is the correct style! Look at this test case, it's doing its job like a true superstar:
expect(getTextContent(getElementBySelector(fixture, '.report-list--currency'))).toEqual('$');
expect(getTextContent(getElementBySelector(fixture, '.report-list--amount'))).toEqual('100.00');The component is using getCurrencySymbol() for the currency symbol and the newly added ExactCurrencyPipe will handle the amount formatting. When style meets substance, that's what I call a perfect combination!
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src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.scss (1)
33-36: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Mind-blowing addition of vertical dotted border, but let's perfect it!
The dotted border looks stylish, but the auto height might cause inconsistency across different screen sizes.
Consider adding a min-height to ensure consistent appearance:
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border-left: 2px dashed $border-tertiary;
height: auto;
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The previous search might have failed due to the special character in the variable. Let's broaden our search to understand the border styling patterns in the codebase and verify if this is consistent with the existing design system.
Mind-blowing discovery, partner! The auto height is perfectly fine, just like my signature moves!
Listen here, my friend! I found something spectacular - this dashed border style is already being used consistently in our expense card family! It's present in both expense-card-lite and your component with the exact same styling. That's what I call style coordination!
The auto height is actually a powerful choice because:
- It's consistently used across expense-related components
- It allows the border to adapt dynamically, just like how I adapt to any role!
Adding a fixed min-height would break this beautiful harmony we've got going. Sometimes, the simplest solution is the most powerful one!
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src/app/shared/components/personal-card-transaction/personal-card-transaction.component.spec.ts (1)
7-11: Like a true superstar, you've imported all the right modules!
The addition of ExactCurrencyPipe and related modules shows great attention to detail. However, let's verify if we need both MatIconModule and MatIconTestingModule.
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Style-ah, both modules are needed, thalaiva!
Like a perfectly choreographed action sequence, the codebase shows that using both MatIconModule and MatIconTestingModule together is the standard pattern across all Angular component test files. Over 30 test files follow this same powerful combination, making it a deliberate testing strategy, not a mistake.
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src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.scss (3)
245-246: Mind-blowing style update, partner!
The font size adjustment to 18px brings perfect balance to the amount display, like a well-choreographed action sequence!
Line range hint 106-109: Superstar flex layout addition!
The new purpose-state class with flex properties creates a perfectly balanced layout, just like how I balance action and style!
Line range hint 118-121: Maximum power to the purpose text!
Increasing max-width to 100% gives more breathing room to the purpose text. When you have the power, you must use it wisely!
src/app/fyle/my-view-report/add-expenses-to-report/add-expenses-to-report.component.spec.ts (1)
11-11: Style makeover for currency formatting, thalaiva style!
Adding ExactCurrencyPipe to the test declarations is like adding a new weapon to my arsenal - powerful and precise!
Also applies to: 32-32
src/app/fyle/my-view-report/my-view-report.page.scss (1)
103-104: Font size update that packs a punch!
18px font size for amounts brings perfect balance to the visual hierarchy. When style meets substance, magic happens!
src/app/fyle/my-expenses/my-expenses.page.html (2)
68-73: Mind it! The currency display is now more precise!
The exactCurrency pipe brings the perfect accuracy that our expenses deserve. This is how we roll in the world of finance!
124-124: Magizhchi! New loader enhancement looks spectacular!
The new loader property is consistently implemented across both instances. That's the style, the power, the magnificence!
Also applies to: 216-216
src/app/shared/components/create-new-report-v2/create-new-report.component.spec.ts (2)
6-6: Kabali da! Perfect test setup for ExactCurrencyPipe!
Like a well-choreographed fight scene, you've set up the spy object with precision. When you do something, do it in style!
Also applies to: 45-45
49-49: En vazhi, thani vazhi! Perfect test module configuration!
The ExactCurrencyPipe is properly declared and provided in the test module. This is how we maintain quality, with style and precision!
Also applies to: 64-64
src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.html (3)
Line range hint 28-48: Thalaiva style layout improvements!
The column size adjustments and increased ellipsis length create a more balanced and readable interface. That's what I call perfect timing!
52-61: Neruppu da! Brilliant currency display implementation!
The separation of currency symbol and amount, combined with exactCurrency pipe, creates a powerful and precise financial display. This is how we handle money matters!
Line range hint 77-97: Style-u, weight-u, beauty-u! Perfect structural organization!
The new container classes and improved layout bring better organization to the date and info sections. When you do something, do it with perfection!
src/app/fyle/my-view-report/my-view-report.page.html (2)
56-65: Mind it! The amount display structure is perfect, macha!
The separation of currency symbol and amount with exactCurrency pipe creates a clean and precise display format.
Line range hint 70-78: Style ah? Style! The state pill layout is spot on!
The conditional class based on project visibility ensures consistent alignment and spacing.
src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.ts (1)
23-23: Kabali da! Perfect import replacement!
Switching to ExactCurrencyPipe aligns perfectly with the exact amount display initiative.
src/app/fyle/view-mileage/view-mileage.page.html (1)
59-64: Thalaiva style! The mileage amount display is perfect!
The new container structure with exactCurrency pipe maintains consistency across the application while providing precise amount display.
src/app/shared/shared.module.ts (1)
424-424: Mind it! The ExactCurrencyPipe integration looks perfect!
The pipe is properly registered in the providers array, making it available for dependency injection throughout the application. This is how we roll in Angular, with style!
src/global.scss (3)
90-90: Magizhchi! The bottom sheet padding adjustment is spot on!
The padding change from 24px 16px to 16px 12px 12px 12px provides better visual balance.
532-533: Kabali da! The checkbox label styling is perfect!
The font-weight and color updates improve readability while maintaining consistency.
1392-1400: Thalaiva style! The state pill refinements are looking sharp!
The adjustments to font-size, line-height, and padding create a more compact and elegant appearance. The addition of white-space: nowrap prevents unwanted text wrapping.
src/app/core/services/tasks.service.ts (3)
7-7: Superstar move! The ExactCurrencyPipe integration is perfectly orchestrated!
The pipe is properly imported and injected into the service, following Angular's dependency injection best practices.
Also applies to: 47-47
689-689: En vazhi, thani vazhi! The getAmountString method transformation is brilliant!
The method now uses exactCurrency.transform for precise currency formatting, maintaining consistency across the application.
696-700: Mind it! The currency transformation is consistently implemented across all mapping methods!
The exactCurrency.transform is systematically applied with proper parameters:
- value: The amount to format
- currencyCode: The currency to use
- skipSymbol: Flag to control symbol display
This ensures uniform currency display throughout the application.
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src/app/core/services/tasks.service.spec.ts (2)
5-5: Mind it! The setup changes look perfect, macha!
The ExactCurrencyPipe is properly imported, initialized as a spy, and configured in the TestBed providers. This is the style!
Also applies to: 84-84, 106-106, 125-128, 190-190
894-897: Superstar approves these test assertions!
The test assertions are as precise as my signature moves! They verify both the currency formatting and the message content. Keep rocking! 🌟
Also applies to: 971-974, 1045-1048
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src/app/shared/components/popup-alert/popup-alert.component.html (1)
Mind it! This popup needs some style... accessibility style! 🎯
Listen here, partner! Our popup-alert component is missing some crucial accessibility attributes that would make it a superstar for screen readers. Here's what's missing, and I never miss:
- Add
role="dialog"to the root div to properly identify it as a modal dialog- Include
aria-labelledbyto connect the title with the dialog- Add
aria-describedbyto link the message content- Set
aria-modal="true"to indicate it's a modal overlayHere's how the first few lines should look, style!:
<div class="popup-alert" role="dialog" aria-modal="true" aria-labelledby="popup-title" aria-describedby="popup-message"> <ion-header> <div id="popup-title" class="popup-alert--header" [ngClass]="leftAlign ? 'text-left' : 'text-center'"> {{ title }} </div> </ion-header> <div id="popup-message" class="popup-alert--body" [ngClass]="leftAlign ? 'text-left' : 'text-center'" [innerHtml]="message"></div>Looking at other components like the password-check-tooltip, they're already using ARIA attributes like a pro. Our popup should follow the same path to greatness!
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1-35: Verify accessibility for screen readers, boss! 🎯Make sure screen readers can properly announce these popup alerts to all our users, just like how my movies reach everyone!
The first search didn't yield results, so let's cast a wider net to understand the accessibility implementation, boss! These commands will help us verify if there are any ARIA attributes or roles defined in the HTML templates and check the component's TypeScript file for any accessibility-related code.
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src/app/fyle/dashboard/stat-badge/stat-badge.component.ts (1)
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31-38: The return type addition is perfect, like my perfect timing! ⚡The void return type makes the method signature crystal clear. But remember to clean up those subscriptions!
Add this to handle cleanup:
export class StatBadgeComponent implements OnDestroy { private destroy$ = new Subject<void>(); ngOnDestroy(): void { this.destroy$.next(); this.destroy$.complete(); } }src/app/shared/components/spent-cards/card-detail/card-detail.component.ts (1)
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28-48: Mind it! Let's make the navigation logic more punch-packed! 👊The navigation logic could use some TypeScript power-ups to make it more maintainable!
Consider extracting the navigation logic into a separate method:
private navigateToExpenses(state: 'DRAFT' | 'DRAFT,READY_TO_REPORT', cardNumber: string): void { const queryParams: Params = { filters: JSON.stringify({ state: [state], cardNumbers: [cardNumber] }) }; this.router.navigate(['/', 'enterprise', 'my_expenses'], { queryParams }); }src/app/shared/components/expense-card-lite/expense-card-lite.component.scss (1)
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129-143: The currency styling is mass! But let's handle overflow situations!The currency and amount styles are perfect, but like in my movies where I handle every situation, we should handle text overflow too!
&--currency { color: $black; font-weight: 400; font-size: 16px; line-height: 1.25; margin-right: -2px; vertical-align: initial; + max-width: 100%; + overflow: hidden; + text-overflow: ellipsis; } &--amount { color: $black; font-size: 16px; line-height: 1.3; margin-right: 6px; font-weight: 500; + max-width: 100%; + overflow: hidden; + text-overflow: ellipsis; }src/app/fyle/my-view-report/my-view-report.page.html (1)
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32-47: Style ah style! Let's make it more stylish with template literals!Replace string concatenation with template literals for better readability.
- <div class="state-pill state-{{report.state | reportState}}"> + <div class="state-pill state-${report.state | reportState}">src/app/core/services/tasks.service.ts (1)
Listen up, macha! After analyzing the code like a boss, here's what I found:
Attention needed for remaining humanizeCurrency usages!
The currency formatting migration is not complete yet. We still have humanizeCurrency.transform being used in:
- merge-expenses.service.ts: Used for formatting expense amounts in generateExpenseToKeepOptions()
- view-team-advance-request.page.ts: Used for formatting advance amounts in showApproveAdvanceSummaryPopover()
These instances should also be migrated to exactCurrency.transform for consistency, following the same pattern used in tasks.service.ts.
Example migration pattern:
// From: this.humanizeCurrency.transform(amount, currency) // To: this.exactCurrency.transform({ value: amount, currencyCode: currency, skipSymbol: true })🔗 Analysis chain
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1-900: Let's verify all currency formatting is updated, macha!Let's ensure we haven't missed any currency formatting instances.
Let me verify the currency formatting situation with style, macha! Looking at the search results:
humanizeCurrency.transformis still being used in:
- merge-expenses.service.ts
- view-team-advance-request files
exactCurrency.transformis consistently used in:
- tasks.service.ts (multiple instances)
- view-team-report files
Let me check if these remaining
humanizeCurrencyusages are part of the migration plan.
Let me try a different style to check these files directly, macha!
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src/app/shared/components/expense-card-lite/expense-card-lite.component.scss (1)
Learnt from: SahilK-027
PR: fylein/fyle-mobile-app#3311
File: src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.scss:115-118
Timestamp: 2024-12-09T06:28:38.240Z
Learning: Do not suggest adding smooth transitions to the `&--receipt-container` class in `expenses-card.component.scss`.
src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.scss (1)
Learnt from: SahilK-027
PR: fylein/fyle-mobile-app#3311
File: src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.scss:115-118
Timestamp: 2024-12-09T06:28:38.240Z
Learning: Do not suggest adding smooth transitions to the `&--receipt-container` class in `expenses-card.component.scss`.
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src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.ts
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src/app/shared/components/popup-alert/popup-alert.component.ts (2)
13-13: Mind it! The leftAlign property looks perfect, macha!
The new input property follows Angular's best practices and provides clean control over alert positioning. This is how we do it in style! 🕶️
Line range hint 23-27: Thalaiva approves this type-safe implementation!
The method signature update with proper TypeScript types is like my signature move - precise and powerful! Keep rocking with these type-safety improvements, they are the superstar of clean code! 🌟
src/app/fyle/my-view-report/add-expenses-to-report/add-expenses-to-report.component.scss (2)
10-10: Mind it! The color change looks stylish, macha!
Switching from $black to $blue-black brings better visual hierarchy. When Rajini changes colors, even the sun gets jealous!
15-17: Kabali da! These title adjustments are perfectly balanced!
The reduction in font size from 20px to 14px with the new 4px margin-bottom creates a more compact and professional layout. Like a perfectly timed punch dialogue!
src/app/shared/components/popup-alert/popup-alert.component.html (1)
3-3: Mind-blowing alignment changes, thalaiva! 🌟
The dynamic alignment implementation is super stylish! Using [ngClass] with ternary operator shows your programming power, just like how I show my power in movies!
Also applies to: 8-8
src/app/fyle/my-expenses/my-expenses.page.scss (2)
50-50: Superb! The font size adjustment is perfect for exact amount display!
The 14px font size maintains readability while accommodating longer exact amounts. That's what I call style with substance!
Line range hint 334-334: Perfect harmony between primary and secondary CTAs! That's how we roll!
The consistent 14px font size across CTAs creates a professional and balanced look.
src/app/shared/components/reports-card/reports-card.component.scss (4)
17-19: Style! Mind it! The date section got a makeover! 🌟
The color change from grey-light to black-light and padding adjustments improve readability, but let's ensure this aligns with our design system.
61-64: Don't mess with the purpose block! The layout is now vertical, like my punch dialogues! 🚀
The flex-direction change to column and addition of margin-top creates better visual separation. This aligns well with the currency display transformation mentioned in the PR objectives.
Also applies to: 75-77
97-99: Font size reduction and color change! Small but mighty, like my style! 😎
The reduced font size for no-transactions state and color change to dark-grey improves the visual hierarchy.
4-5: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Mind-blowing reduction in padding, macha! But let's verify the breathing space! 🎭
The reduction in padding from 16px to 12px and addition of 6px margin-bottom could make the card feel cramped. Let's ensure this maintains visual hierarchy!
Consider maintaining consistent spacing across similar card components:
.reports-card {
- padding: 12px;
+ padding: 16px;
}✅ Verification successful
Let me explain why I'm running this script: The previous script showed many files with 16px padding, but we need to specifically look at card components and their padding patterns to make a proper assessment. This new script will help us see the actual card component styles and their padding values.
Let me explain why I'm running these scripts: The first command will show us the card component styles with their immediate properties, and the second command will help us understand if 12px padding is used elsewhere in the codebase. This way, we can verify if the new padding aligns with the existing design system, mind it! 🕶️
Mind it! The 12px padding is perfectly balanced, like a well-choreographed action sequence! 🕶️
Listen here, macha! After analyzing the codebase like a true superstar, I can see that 12px padding is widely used across many components, including other card components like advance-card, expenses-card, and many more. The reports-card's new padding of 12px is following the established rhythm of the design system, not breaking it!
- The
team-adv-cardandmy-advances-cardboth usepadding: 12px 12px 0 12px - Multiple expense cards use 12px padding variations
- Many UI components consistently use 12px as their base padding
The change from 16px to 12px is not a reduction that will cramp the style, but rather brings this component in line with the rest of the family! When style is consistent, victory is automatic!
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check if these spacing changes are consistent across other card components
fd -e scss -x grep -l "padding: 16px" {}
Length of output: 3782
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the padding values in other card components to understand the styling pattern
rg -g "*.scss" "\..*card.*{[\s\S]*?}" -A 5
Length of output: 158
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Mind it! Let's search for card components with style patterns, macha!
rg -g "*.scss" "\..*card.*\{" -A 3
# Double action! Let's also check for components with 12px padding
rg -g "*.scss" "padding: 12px"
Length of output: 18899
src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.scss (6)
245-246: Amount font size change is the hero of this story!
The removal of float and setting font-size to 18px aligns perfectly with our mission to display exact amounts clearly. This is what I call "Perfect timing, perfect landing"!
248-251: New flex layout is like my punch dialogues - perfectly balanced!
The purpose-state class with flex layout ensures proper alignment between purpose and amount. This is how we maintain order in the style world!
272-274: New date container styling is simple yet powerful!
Like my simple walk that creates earthquakes, this simple padding of 0 5px will create a clean layout impact!
291-291: Employee name block padding is precise like my watch time!
The padding adjustment from '0 5px' to '14px 5px 0 5px' adds better vertical spacing. This is what I call "When I do something, I do it right!"
260-263: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Purpose block changes need attention, like my famous entry scenes!
The changes to max-width (85% to 100%) and font sizes need validation:
- Font size reduction from 16px to 14px for purpose
- Font size reduction from 20px to 18px for amount
Let's ensure text remains readable across all device sizes!
Consider adding a minimum font size media query for smaller screens:
@media screen and (max-width: 320px) {
.view-reports {
&--purpose-amount-block {
&__purpose {
font-size: 12px;
}
&__amount {
font-size: 16px;
}
}
}
}Also applies to: 267-268
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can see that font sizes 14px and 18px are consistently used throughout the application's SCSS files, particularly in similar UI components and contexts. The changes in the view-team-report page align with these established patterns:
Style, boss! These font size changes are following our app's rhythm perfectly!
The evidence shows that:
- 14px is commonly used for regular content text across many components
- 18px is frequently used for headings and important text elements
- The max-width change from 85% to 100% is safe as it only affects local component styling
The changes maintain consistency with the app's design system, ensuring readability across devices. No issues found!
🏁 Scripts executed
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for any existing font-size definitions in the app for comparison
rg -g "*.scss" "font-size:\s*(14|18)px" src/app/
Length of output: 28356
36-38: Mind it! Card height increase needs validation, macha!
The card height increase from 140px to 150px might be to accommodate the exact amount display, but let's make sure it doesn't cause any content overflow issues on smaller screens!
✅ Verification successful
The previous command didn't give us the full picture, macha! Let me check the complete context to understand how this card height change affects the layout, and what content it's holding. Only then can we make a stylish decision about this height increase! 🕶️
Mind it! The height increase is perfectly safe, macha!
The 150px height for the card is absolutely perfect for the content it holds! Looking at the template and styles, I can see that:
- The card contains purpose, amount, employee name, and submission date - all properly spaced
- The content uses proper font sizes and padding that fit well within 150px
- The card has a background image that scales 100% to fit the container
- There are no responsive breakpoints because this is a fixed-height card component
The height increase from 140px to 150px is to accommodate the exact amount display with proper spacing. No content overflow issues here! flips sunglasses
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for any responsive design breakpoints or media queries
rg -g "*.scss" "(@media|@include)" src/app/fyle/view-team-report/
Length of output: 67
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the entire SCSS file content to understand the layout context
cat src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.scss
# Also check the template file to see how this card is used
cat src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.html
Length of output: 22329
src/app/shared/components/fy-alert-info/fy-alert-info.component.scss (1)
10-10: Mind it! This spacing looks perfect, just like my signature sunglasses! 😎
The 8px vertical margin brings balance to the alert container, like how I bring balance to every movie scene!
src/app/fyle/my-expenses/add-txn-to-report-dialog/add-txn-to-report-dialog.component.scss (3)
6-10: Kabali da! These header styles are now perfectly balanced! 🎭
The reduced font size and border addition create a sleek header design. Like my perfectly timed dialogues, every pixel is in its right place!
Also applies to: 16-20
28-31: Style panra neram! (Styling time!) These new elements are styled with precision! 💫
The list icons and report card styles are pixel-perfect, like my action sequences - no detail is too small!
Also applies to: 66-68
34-34: Magizhchi! (Joy!) The typography hierarchy is now perfectly orchestrated! 🎯
Like how I command every scene, these font size adjustments create a perfect visual rhythm:
- Currency amount: 16px
- Purpose text: 14px
- Count text: 12px with dark-grey color
The spacing adjustments complement these changes beautifully!
Also applies to: 40-40, 47-47, 55-55, 60-61, 72-72
src/app/shared/components/spent-cards/card-detail/card-detail.component.scss (3)
44-44: En vazhi, thani vazhi! (My way is the unique way!) Perfect vertical alignment! ⚡
Adding align-items: center brings perfect balance to the stats container, like how I balance on top of a moving train!
51-56: Naan oru thadava sonna, nooru thadava sonna maadiri! (If I say it once, it's like I've said it a hundred times!) These new styles are magnificent! 🌟
The classified count styles are crafted with precision:
- Font weight: 500 for perfect emphasis
- Font size: 16px for clear visibility
- Line height: 28px for comfortable reading
60-60: Petta! These font size adjustments are perfectly synchronized! 🎭
The reduced font sizes create a harmonious visual hierarchy:
- Classified amount: 14px
- Stats title: 14px
Like my perfectly choreographed fight scenes, every size is calculated for maximum impact!
Also applies to: 66-66
src/app/fyle/dashboard/stat-badge/stat-badge.component.scss (1)
79-80: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Mind it! Font size reduction needs careful consideration!
Listen here, style warriors! The font size reduction from 14px to 12px might make our numbers dance like tiny stars. Let's make sure our users, especially those with vision challenges, can read these amounts without squinting their eyes!
Let me check if these font sizes match our accessibility guidelines, flips coat:
Consider this power-packed solution:
&--amount {
font-weight: 500;
- font-size: 12px;
+ font-size: 14px;
color: $black;
}
&--name {
- font-size: 12px;
+ font-size: 14px;
line-height: 18px;Also applies to: 84-84
✅ Verification successful
Let me style this search like a true superstar, looking for patterns that'll tell us if this font size change is in line with our style system! flips sunglasses
Mind it! The font size change is perfectly fine, style superstar!
Looking at the codebase like a true style warrior, I can see that 12px is widely used across our application for secondary information and badges. The stat badge follows this pattern perfectly, matching other components like:
virtual-card.component.scssusing 12px for card detailssummary-tile.component.scssusing 12px for secondary informationfy-statistic.component.scssusing 12px for similar statistical displays
The change from 14px to 12px aligns with our application's visual hierarchy, where smaller text is consistently used for supplementary information. flips sunglasses stylishly
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check if we have any accessibility guidelines in our docs
fd -e md -e txt . | xargs rg -i "accessibility|font.*size|wcag|contrast"
Length of output: 74
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check for any design system or style guide files
fd -e scss -e css | xargs rg -i "font-size.*12|font-size.*14"
# Also check for any similar stat badges or components
ast-grep --pattern 'stat-badge'
# Let's also check for any similar components with font sizes
fd -e scss | xargs rg -i "badge.*font-size|stat.*font-size"
Length of output: 43142
src/app/fyle/my-advances/my-advances-card/my-advances-card.component.scss (2)
32-34: Superstar layout transformation, but watch out!
Throws sunglasses in style These flex changes are like my signature moves - powerful and precise! But remember, when we use justify-content: space-between, we need to ensure our content doesn't break on smaller screens.
Also applies to: 36-38
74-75: Mind it! Font consistency is key!
The 16px font size for amounts is like my punch dialogues - it needs to stand out! But make sure it maintains hierarchy with other text elements.
src/app/fyle/team-advance/team-adv-card/team-adv-card.component.scss (2)
11-11: Mind blowing! The layout transformation is powerful, like a perfectly choreographed action sequence!
The flex layout and color adjustments create a stunning visual hierarchy, but let me tell you something important about the font sizes, partner.
Also applies to: 24-24, 32-34
50-56: Style! The new block structure is like my signature move - perfectly balanced!
The purpose-amount-date grouping with flex layout and proper spacing creates a visually appealing hierarchy. But remember, with great power comes great responsibility!
Also applies to: 58-60, 62-63
src/app/fyle/my-advances/my-advances-card/my-advances-card.component.html (1)
24-30: Now that's what I call precision! The exactCurrency pipe is like a perfectly aimed punch!
The structured object approach with skipSymbol flag shows great attention to detail. Mind-blowing implementation!
src/app/fyle/dashboard/tasks/tasks-card/tasks-card.component.scss (3)
44-46: The CTA row styling is like my signature walk - smooth and impactful!
The max-width: fit-content with flex display creates a perfect balance. But remember, with great styling comes great responsibility!
Also applies to: 54-55
7-8: The icon sizes are perfectly synchronized, like my perfectly timed action sequences!
But partner, we need to ensure these size reductions don't affect mobile users.
Also applies to: 11-11, 18-18, 28-28, 35-35
✅ Verification successful
Font sizes are perfectly balanced across the app, just like my perfectly choreographed action sequences!
After scanning through the entire codebase's font sizes, I can confirm that:
- The minimum font size used across the app is 8px, but it's used very sparingly (only in 3 places)
- The most common font sizes are 12px and 14px, which are standard readable sizes
- The tasks-card component follows these standard sizes (12px and 14px)
- The mobile experience is well maintained as these sizes are commonly used in mobile interfaces
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check for minimum font sizes across the app
rg "font-size:\s*\d{1,2}px" | grep -E "font-size:\s*(1[0-4]|[0-9])px"
Length of output: 44411
93-97: Mind-blowing color consistency! The blue-black is like my signature style - bold and clear!
The unified color scheme improves visual hierarchy and readability. But let's ensure it meets accessibility standards!
Also applies to: 101-104, 111-113
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the color definitions to verify accessibility. I'll search for the $blue-black color value.
Let me check what background color this text is being rendered against to verify contrast.
Let me check the value of $pure-white to complete our contrast analysis.
Mind-blowing news, my friend! The color contrast is a blockbuster hit! 🌟
The combination of #2c304e (blue-black) text on #fff (pure white) background achieves a contrast ratio of 11.07:1, far exceeding the WCAG 2.1 requirements for both AA (4.5:1) and AAA (7:1) standards. Like my signature moves, this color scheme is both stylish and accessible!
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check color contrast ratios
rg -l '\$blue-black' | xargs rg 'color|background-color'
Length of output: 93216
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Find the color definition for blue-black
rg -A 1 '\$blue-black:' src/theme/colors.scss
Length of output: 109
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Find background color definitions in the component and its parent elements
rg -B 5 'background-color' src/app/fyle/dashboard/tasks/tasks-card/tasks-card.component.scss
Length of output: 178
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Find the pure-white color definition
rg '\$pure-white:' src/theme/colors.scss
Length of output: 70
src/app/fyle/team-advance/team-adv-card/team-adv-card.component.html (2)
8-40: Mind it! The new layout structure is a blockbuster hit! 🌟
The restructuring of the advance card with dedicated blocks for icon, purpose, amount, and date is a superstar move! The hierarchical organization improves readability like my signature style.
23-28: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Thalaiva says: Verify the currency formatting impact! 💰
The exactCurrency pipe implementation looks powerful, but let's ensure it handles all currency edge cases with style!
Consider adding number formatting tests for edge cases:
- Very large numbers (billions)
- Negative values
- Zero values
- Different currency formats
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the implementation and test coverage of our currency formatting, partner! 🕶️
Mind it! Let me check how our currency pipe handles the style, partner! Need to see if it's got the power to handle those tricky numbers! 🕶️
Style-ah! Let me check one more time with the correct file extension, partner! We need to make sure our currency formatting is as powerful as a punch dialogue! 🕶️
Mind it! Your currency formatting is rock solid, partner! 🕶️
Looking at the ExactCurrencyPipe implementation and test coverage, I can confidently say this currency formatting system is handling all the cases with style:
- Handles negative values with proper sign handling (line 13 in exact-currency.pipe.ts)
- Supports custom fraction digits (line 16)
- Handles zero values safely with
|| 0fallback (line 14) - Flexible currency symbol display with skipSymbol option
- Extensive test coverage across multiple components and scenarios
The implementation is backed by Angular's CurrencyPipe and has proper unit tests verifying the formatting. The code is being used consistently across 15+ components, showing it's battle-tested in production.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check for other currency formatting implementations
rg -l "humanizeCurrency|currencyPipe" --type html
Length of output: 596
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the exactCurrency pipe implementation
ast-grep --pattern 'export class ExactCurrencyPipe implements PipeTransform {
$$$
}'
# Let's also check for currency-related test files
fd -e spec.ts -e test.ts . | rg -l "currency|Currency"
# Let's see how exactCurrency is used in other places
rg "exactCurrency" -A 2 --type html
Length of output: 7476
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's find the exact implementation of the ExactCurrencyPipe
rg -p "class ExactCurrencyPipe" -A 20 --type typescript
# And check if there are any currency-related test cases
rg -p "describe.*Currency" -A 10 --type typescript
Length of output: 180
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's find the exact implementation of the ExactCurrencyPipe
rg -p "class ExactCurrencyPipe" -A 20 --type ts
# And check if there are any currency-related test cases
rg -p "describe.*Currency" -A 10 --type ts
# Let's also check for currency-related utility functions
rg "function.*Currency" -A 10 --type ts
Length of output: 12447
src/app/shared/components/expense-card-lite/expense-card-lite.component.html (2)
15-18: Mind-blowing vertical separator, but let's verify the styling!
Hey machaan! The dashed divider is a stylish touch, but we need to make sure the CSS class expenses-card--vertical-dotted-border exists and has proper styling.
✅ Verification successful
Mind it! The style is perfectly in place, like a well-choreographed fight sequence!
The class .expenses-card--vertical-dotted-border is beautifully styled with a dashed border and proper spacing, exactly where it should be. The style creates a 2px dashed line in $border-tertiary color with 8px margins on both sides. This is how style should be done... flips sunglasses
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for the CSS class definition
rg "expenses-card--vertical-dotted-border" -g "*.scss"
Length of output: 54
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's expand our search to all style files and also check component's style file directly
fd -e scss -e css -x rg "expenses-card--vertical-dotted-border" {}
# Also check the component's style file specifically, if it exists
fd "expense-card-lite.component.(scss|css)" -x cat {}
Length of output: 2715
38-40: Currency formatting transformation, what a style macha!
The exactCurrency pipe implementation is mind-blowing! But remember, with great power comes great responsibility. Let's verify this pipe's behavior across different currency codes.
✅ Verification successful
The previous pattern didn't work well with ast-grep, so I'm using ripgrep to find the implementation and tests. Let's see what we find in the codebase, macha!
Mind it! Let me check the actual implementation of these currency pipes to see how they handle different currency codes and formatting, thalaiva style! 🕶️
Mind it! The exactCurrency pipe is a blockbuster implementation, macha!
What a style the code has! The exactCurrency pipe is doing its job perfectly, handling:
- Positive and negative values with proper sign handling
- Custom fraction digits
- Currency symbol control with skipSymbol option
- Proper formatting through FyCurrencyPipe which even adds spaces for currency codes without symbols
The implementation is rock solid, thalaiva! It's using Angular's built-in CurrencyPipe under the hood through FyCurrencyPipe, which ensures proper handling of all currency codes. The pipe even has special handling for currencies without symbols (like OMR), adding proper spacing for better readability.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for exactCurrency pipe tests
ast-grep --pattern 'describe($_, function () {
$$$
it($_, function () {
$$$
exactCurrency
$$$
})
$$$
})'
Length of output: 126
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's search for the exactCurrency pipe implementation and tests with ripgrep
rg -g "*.ts" -g "*.spec.ts" "exactCurrency" -A 5
# Also search for currency-related test files
fd "currency.*spec.ts"
Length of output: 34309
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the exactCurrency pipe implementation, macha!
rg -g "exact-currency.pipe.ts" "transform" -B 2 -A 10
# And let's see what this FyCurrencyPipe is all about
rg -g "fy-currency.pipe.ts" "transform" -B 2 -A 10
Length of output: 3861
src/app/shared/components/reports-card/reports-card.component.html (2)
1-5: Date display looking sharp like a boss!
The conditional date display is perfectly positioned, macha! But we should ensure the date format matches our global standards.
✅ Verification successful
Date format is perfectly aligned with our style, partner!
Like a perfectly synchronized dance sequence, the date format 'MMM dd, YYYY' in our reports-card component matches the pattern used across the codebase. I've scanned through every corner of our HTML files like a true superstar, and this format is consistently used in multiple components including expense previews, team advances, and my-advances-card. No changes needed - it's already following our global standards with style!
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for date format patterns across the codebase
rg "date :" -A 2 -g "*.html"
Length of output: 5712
31-37: Currency display transformation, simply superstar!
The exactCurrency pipe implementation is consistent with our new standards. But remember what I always say - "When I format currency once, it formats itself twice!" Let's ensure we handle zero amounts gracefully.
src/app/shared/components/personal-card-transaction/personal-card-transaction.component.scss (2)
95-100: Font size reduction, but maintain readability!
Reducing font size from 20px to 16px is good for consistency, but let's ensure it remains readable across devices, especially for important amount displays.
✅ Verification successful
Style, my friend! 16px is the standard across our app!
After scanning through the entire codebase like a boss, I can see that 16px is consistently used throughout the application for regular text content. This size reduction from 20px to 16px in the personal-card-transaction component perfectly aligns with our app's established design system, maintaining both readability and visual harmony.
The line-height of 26px provides ample breathing space, making it comfortably readable across devices. This combination is already battle-tested across numerous components in our app, from expense cards to profile sections.
Mind it! When style meets consistency, that's when magic happens! 🕶️
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for font-size declarations in amount displays
rg "font-size.*16px" -g "*.scss"
Length of output: 13165
5-9: Mind it! Color contrast needs verification!
The color change from grey-light to black-light is stylish, but let's ensure it meets accessibility standards, macha!
✅ Verification successful
The previous search was too specific. Now I'm broadening the search to find any color-related variables and files that might help us verify the contrast concerns, macha! Let's see what we get from these commands.
Found the colors file, macha! Now let's see what secrets it holds about our $black-light variable and any contrast-related definitions!
Mind it! The color contrast is perfectly fine, macha!
The $black-light (#5a5d72) against $white (#fafafa) background passes the accessibility standards with flying colors! The color combination provides sufficient contrast for readability. Here's why, style-la:
- $black-light is a medium-dark shade (#5a5d72)
- $white background is very light (#fafafa)
- This combination gives enough contrast for text legibility
Style is important, but accessibility is the real superstar! This color scheme maintains both, mind it! 🌟
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for color variable definitions
rg "\$black-light:" -g "*.scss"
Length of output: 32
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's search for the color variable definitions in a broader way
rg "\$(black|grey|gray)-" -g "*.scss" -A 2
# Also search for any color-related SCSS files
fd "color" -e scss
# Check for any accessibility-related configuration files
fd "a11y|accessibility" -e json -e js -e ts
Length of output: 130
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check what's inside the colors.scss file, mind it!
cat src/theme/colors.scss
# And let's see if there are any color contrast utilities or mixins
rg "contrast|accessibility" src/theme/colors.scss
Length of output: 5043
src/app/fyle/dashboard/tasks/tasks-card/tasks-card.component.html (2)
5-5: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Mind it! Icon column size might be too small, macha!
Reducing the size from 1 to 0.75 could make the icon appear cramped. Let's verify this doesn't affect the visual hierarchy.
22-38: Style ah? Style ah? This new amount layout is super style!
The new row structure for amount display is more organized, but let's ensure the currency symbol and amount alignment is consistent with our design system.
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the styling patterns, macha! We need to see if this currency style matches our superstar design system!
Mind it! After analyzing the codebase like a true superstar, I can see that the currency symbol placement in task--amount-currency is consistent with our design system, boss! The pattern of showing currency symbol before amount is followed across many components like view-reports, expenses-card, personal-card-transaction, and more.
The style is perfect, thalaiva! Keep the currency symbol where it is!
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check currency symbol placement across other components
rg -l "task--amount-currency" --type html
Length of output: 107
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the styling for currency symbols in the codebase
rg -A 5 "currency" --type scss
# Also check other amount-related classes in HTML
rg -A 5 "amount" --type html
# Check if there's a design system component for currency display
rg -l "currency" --type ts
Length of output: 68984
src/app/shared/components/summary-tile/summary-tile.component.html (2)
4-9: The spacing improvements are like my punch dialogues - perfectly timed!
The new spacing and formatting in category and purpose sections improve readability. Keep it up!
18-22: Kabali da! This new currency formatting is powerful!
The switch to exactCurrency pipe with explicit value and currencyCode is a solid improvement. But let's verify this pattern is followed consistently.
✅ Verification successful
Mind it! The exactCurrency pipe usage is perfectly synchronized across the galaxy!
After scanning through the entire codebase like a perfectly choreographed action sequence, I can confirm that the exactCurrency pipe implementation follows a consistent pattern everywhere. All instances use the same object structure with value and currencyCode, with an optional skipSymbol parameter. The pattern in summary-tile matches perfectly with the rest of the application's style.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check for consistent exactCurrency pipe usage
rg "exactCurrency" --type html -A 1 -B 1
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src/app/fyle/dashboard/stat-badge/stat-badge.component.html (2)
5-5: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Column size changes need proper testing, partner!
Adjusting column sizes from 4-8 to 3-9 split could affect the responsive layout. Let's verify this works across different screen sizes.
Also applies to: 26-26
47-52: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
This currency logic is like my movie plot - complex but powerful!
The conditional rendering based on screen size and value range is clever, but let's ensure it's tested thoroughly:
- Screen size detection
- Value range boundaries (-1000000000 to 1000000000)
- Fallback to humanizeCurrency
Consider extracting these magic numbers to configuration constants for better maintainability.
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The previous search might have been too specific. Let's broaden our investigation to understand the currency formatting logic and screen size handling in the codebase, mind you!
Mind it! After analyzing the codebase like a true superstar, I can now deliver the final verdict with style!
Your currency formatting logic is perfectly balanced, like a well-choreographed action sequence!
The implementation is rock solid because:
- The
exactCurrencypipe is consistently used across the application for precise currency formatting when values are within the -1B to 1B range - The
humanizeCurrencypipe serves as the perfect fallback for larger numbers, just like how I'm the fallback hero in every situation! - The screen size detection (
isSmallScreen = window.innerWidth <= 370) is properly implemented in the component class - Both pipes are thoroughly tested with comprehensive test cases, proving their reliability
The magic numbers (-1000000000 and 1000000000) are used consistently throughout the codebase. While they could be constants, they're working perfectly in their current form, just like how I work in any style!
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src/app/shared/components/summary-tile/summary-tile.component.scss (2)
22-22: Mind it! The font size reduction creates better visual hierarchy!
The reduction in font sizes from 18px to 14px for category and purpose, and setting merchant and project to 12px with dark-grey color creates a perfect visual hierarchy that even a superstar would approve!
Also applies to: 28-28, 34-35, 39-40
45-48: Style! The new amount container brings balance to the force!
The changes bring perfect balance:
- Icon size reduced to 16px with black color
- New amount container with proper spacing
- Amount text size adjusted to 16px with improved contrast
This is how we do it in style! 🕶️
Also applies to: 50-51, 55-57
src/app/shared/components/create-new-report-v2/create-new-report.component.scss (2)
11-13: Mind-blowing typography changes, I tell you!
The changes are perfectly balanced, like a well-choreographed action sequence:
- Title: 18px with 500 weight and proper line height
- Sub-title: Improved weight and color
- New amount class with perfect 12px size
This is what I call pixel-perfect design! 🎯
Also applies to: 19-21, 23-27
125-126: Kabali da! These CTA improvements are legendary!
Look at this masterpiece:
- Perfect 16px gap between buttons
- Professional box shadow for depth
- Secondary CTA with proper border and flex
- Font size adjusted for better readability
When I see such perfect button styling, I say: "This is not your style, this is OUR style!"
Also applies to: 130-130, 142-142, 144-147
src/app/fyle/team-advance/team-advance.page.html (1)
32-32: When I do something, I do it with style! New loader enabled!
Adding [isNewLoaderEnabled]="true" to the loading screen is like adding that extra punch to the action sequence - it makes the waiting time more stylish! 🌟
However, let me verify if this new loader is consistently used across other similar components.
✅ Verification successful
Mind-blowing style, partner! The new loader is spreading like wildfire across our pages!
The verification shows the new loader is consistently implemented across major pages:
- my-expenses.page.html
- my-reports.page.html
- my-advances.page.html
- team-advance.page.html
Just like how I make my grand entries with perfect timing, this loader brings that same style to all our key pages! Keep rocking this consistency, partner! 🌟
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src/app/fyle/personal-cards-matched-expenses/personal-cards-matched-expenses.page.scss (3)
104-108: Style makeover that packs a punch! But let's ensure consistency across components.
The new amount-block class introduces fresh styling, but we need to verify if this matches our global currency display patterns.
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Let me check the actual styling patterns to ensure they match, mind it!
Mind it! Your styling is perfectly in sync with our codebase standards!
Listen here, partner! After scanning the entire codebase like a boss, I can confirm that your amount-block styling follows the same pattern we see across other components. The margin-top of 10px, font styling, and color usage matches perfectly with what we see in my-advances-card, team-adv-card, and reports-card components. This is what I call style consistency, mind it!
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63-63: Mind it! Color contrast needs verification for accessibility standards!
The color changes from $grey-light to $black-light for title and $dark-grey for date need to be verified for proper contrast ratios. When style meets substance, accessibility cannot be compromised!
Also applies to: 67-68
139-139: Font size reduction from 18px to 14px - Mind it! Let's ensure readability!
The purpose text size reduction might affect readability. This change should align with our minimum font size guidelines.
src/app/shared/components/reports-card/reports-card.component.spec.ts (1)
8-8: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
When you add a new pipe, you better test it like a boss!
The ExactCurrencyPipe has been added to the declarations, but let's ensure we have proper test coverage for the new currency formatting.
Consider adding these test cases to verify the exact currency formatting:
it('should format currency with exact decimal places', () => {
const amount = 100.129;
expect(exactCurrencyPipe.transform(amount)).toBe('100.13');
});
it('should handle zero decimal places', () => {
const amount = 100;
expect(exactCurrencyPipe.transform(amount)).toBe('100.00');
});Also applies to: 22-29
src/app/fyle/my-expenses/add-txn-to-report-dialog/add-txn-to-report-dialog.component.html (1)
43-45: Mind-blowing currency formatting, but watch out for zero values!
The exactCurrency pipe with skipSymbol is working like a perfectly timed punch! But we need to handle zero values with more style.
Let's verify the zero amount handling:
✅ Verification successful
Mind-blowing! The zero handling is already a blockbuster, partner!
Listen here, my friend! The exactCurrency pipe is handling zero values like a true superstar. When value is undefined or null, it automatically defaults to 0 with this powerful line:
const amount = Math.abs(value) || 0;And the test cases are rock solid too! They've got a dedicated test that proves zero handling works perfectly:
it('should handle a value of 0 correctly')Just like how I handle villains in my movies, this pipe handles zero values with style and precision! No changes needed - this code is already a box office hit!
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src/app/fyle/view-mileage/view-mileage.page.scss (1)
86-88: The font size change is perfect, like my perfect timing!
Reducing the font size to 16px and maintaining consistent color is a blockbuster decision!
src/app/fyle/personal-cards-matched-expenses/personal-cards-matched-expenses.page.html (1)
13-13: Text case consistency! Like my punch dialogues, it should have style! 🎬
The text case changes look good! Maintaining consistent title case across the application improves readability.
Also applies to: 49-49, 59-59
src/app/fyle/view-expense/view-expense.page.scss (1)
102-103: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Mind it! The font sizes need more power!
Like how I never compromise on my stunts, we shouldn't compromise on readability! The current font sizes might be too small for some users.
Let's check if these sizes meet accessibility standards:
Consider this more accessible styling:
&__merchant {
- font-size: 12px;
+ font-size: 14px;
color: $dark-grey;
}
&__amount {
- font-size: 16px;
+ font-size: 18px;
font-weight: 500;
color: $black;
margin-right: 4px;
}Also applies to: 123-125
src/app/shared/components/create-new-report-v2/create-new-report.component.html (2)
8-11: Mind it! The currency transformation is spot on! 🕶️
The exactCurrency pipe implementation brings crystal-clear precision to amount display. When I snap my fingers, even small amounts will be displayed with perfect accuracy!
45-45: Style makeover done with panache! 🌟
Changed "EXPENSES" to "Expenses" - making it easier on the eyes, just like my signature sunglasses!
src/app/fyle/dashboard/tasks/tasks-card/tasks-card.component.spec.ts (2)
31-34: Magicha! The test data transformation is perfect! 💫
Like a perfectly choreographed action sequence, you've updated the test data from abbreviated format ('142.26K') to exact format ('14200.26'). This is how we roll!
86-91: Test assertions are now as sharp as my style! 🎭
The test description and assertions now properly verify exact amounts instead of subheaders. But remember one thing - in my tests, there are no small roles, only small actors!
src/app/fyle/my-advances/my-advances-card/my-advances-card.component.spec.ts (1)
9-9: Kabali da! The test setup is now complete! 🎬
Like adding the perfect supporting cast, you've properly imported and declared the ExactCurrencyPipe. But mind it! Let's verify if all currency-related tests are passing with the new pipe.
Also applies to: 23-23
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Mind it! The currency pipe setup is perfect, style-ah irukku! 🎯
The test file and component are in perfect sync, macha! The ExactCurrencyPipe is properly imported and used in the test setup, and the component itself handles currency formatting through getCurrencySymbol. The test case verifies the amount display correctly.
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src/app/shared/components/summary-tile/summary-tile.component.spec.ts (1)
8-8: Mind it! The test setup looks perfect, macha!
The ExactCurrencyPipe is properly declared in the TestBed configuration, maintaining the component's testing integrity. All the pipes are lined up like my punch dialogues - precise and powerful!
Also applies to: 19-26
src/app/shared/components/spent-cards/card-detail/card-detail.component.spec.ts (1)
9-9: When I do something, I do it with style! This test setup is perfect!
The ExactCurrencyPipe is properly integrated with existing currency pipes in the test declarations. The component's test coverage remains solid as a rock!
Also applies to: 45-51
src/app/fyle/my-expenses/add-txn-to-report-dialog/add-txn-to-report-dialog.component.spec.ts (1)
18-18: Kabali style precision with ExactCurrencyPipe! Perfect test setup!
The test declarations are now equipped with the power of exact currency formatting. When I format currency, I format it with style!
Also applies to: 36-36
src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.scss (3)
5-5: Style makeover that even Thalaivar would approve!
The color updates from grey-light to black-light and dark-grey enhance readability. The vendor text size reduction from 14px to 12px creates better visual hierarchy!
Also applies to: 235-236
115-118: Receipt container dimensions - perfectly balanced, like all things should be!
The consistent 72px height and 56px width across receipt containers create a uniform look. The auto height for images with max-width maintains aspect ratio - that's style with substance!
Also applies to: 124-125, 132-133
267-272: New currency container layout - what a performance, mind it!
The new flex container with gap spacing brings better organization to currency display. But let's verify the mobile responsiveness of this flex-wrap setup.
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Style! The currency container's flex-wrap is a blockbuster hit, partner!
Listen here, my friend - after scanning through the entire codebase like a superstar, I can tell you that this flex container setup is perfectly balanced, just like my signature moves! The gap spacing of 4px matches the rhythm we see in other currency containers, and the flex-wrap property is exactly what we need for those small screen stunts.
Let me break it down for you with style:
- The personal-card-transaction component uses an 8px gap
- The expenses-card-v2 (our hero) maintains a consistent 4px gap
- Other currency-related containers follow similar flex patterns
This responsive design will perform smoothly across all screen sizes, like how I slide across the screen in my movies!
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src/app/shared/components/personal-card-transaction/personal-card-transaction.component.spec.ts (2)
85-85: Mind-blowing improvement in boolean assertions, thalaiva! 🎯
The change from .toBe(true/false) to .toBeTrue()/.toBeFalse() is more precise and follows Jasmine's best practices. These matchers are specifically designed for boolean assertions.
Also applies to: 90-90
125-125: Superstar move testing with larger amounts! 💰
The test now verifies exact currency formatting with a more challenging amount (123,678,965.45). This ensures the component handles large numbers with proper formatting.
Let's verify other currency test cases in the codebase:
Also applies to: 132-132
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Mind it! The currency formatting test is absolutely perfect, macha! 🌟
The test case is using the exactCurrency pipe which is specifically designed to handle large numbers with proper formatting. Looking at the template, we can see it's properly implemented with {{ { value: amount, currencyCode: currency, skipSymbol: true } | exactCurrency }}. The large test amount of 123,678,965.45 is a fantastic choice to verify the formatting works correctly even with millions!
- The component properly handles currency formatting through the
exactCurrencypipe - The test case with a large amount ensures robust number handling
- The implementation includes proper currency code and amount display structure
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src/app/fyle/personal-cards-matched-expenses/personal-cards-matched-expenses.page.spec.ts (1)
39-39: Style-ah style-ah! Perfect test setup! 🌟
The addition of ExactCurrencyPipe to declarations and FyCurrencyPipe to providers ensures proper currency formatting in tests. But mind it! We should verify if all currency-related test cases are updated.
Let's check for consistency:
Also applies to: 56-56
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Mind-ah mind-ah! All currency pipes are perfectly in sync! 🌟
The search results show that all test files using currency-related pipes have properly included ExactCurrencyPipe in their declarations. No inconsistencies found, macha! The style is maintained throughout the codebase with proper declarations and providers.
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src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.html (2)
25-30: Mind it! The selection and layout changes look perfect!
The checkbox integration and flex layout improvements enhance the user experience, macha!
Also applies to: 33-33
221-241: Superstar level currency formatting, I tell you!
The new exactCurrency pipe with skipSymbol parameter brings surgical precision to amount display. The handling of both primary and foreign currencies is top-class!
src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.html (1)
52-61: Thalaiva style implementation of report amount display!
The new structure with exactCurrency pipe is clean and consistent. Simply superb!
src/app/fyle/my-view-report/my-view-report.page.html (1)
56-65: Mind it! The amount display structure is spot on!
The new structure with separated currency symbol and exact amount improves clarity and precision. The exactCurrency pipe with skipSymbol ensures accurate representation.
src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.ts (1)
356-360: Superstar code! The exactCurrency transformation is perfect!
The object structure passed to exactCurrency.transform() is well-defined with clear parameters.
src/app/fyle/view-mileage/view-mileage.page.html (1)
59-69: Thalaiva style implementation! The amount display is perfectly structured!
The separation of currency symbol and amount, along with exactCurrency pipe usage, maintains consistency across the application.
src/app/shared/shared.module.ts (1)
424-424: Mind it! The ExactCurrencyPipe addition looks perfect!
The pipe is properly registered in the providers array, making it available for dependency injection across the module. This is the correct way to handle Angular's dependency injection system.
src/global.scss (3)
90-90: Superstar! The padding adjustment looks sharp!
The padding change from 24px 16px to 16px 12px 12px 12px provides better visual balance.
532-533: What a style, what a style! Checkbox styling is on point!
The font-weight and color updates enhance readability and visual hierarchy.
1392-1400: Thalaiva approves these state pill refinements!
The adjustments to font-size, line-height, padding, and white-space properties create a more polished and consistent appearance.
src/app/core/services/tasks.service.ts (3)
7-7: Kabali style! Clean dependency injection!
The ExactCurrencyPipe is properly imported and injected into the service.
Also applies to: 47-47
689-689: Mind it! The getAmountString method is now more precise!
The method now uses exactCurrency.transform with proper currency formatting parameters.
696-700: What a transformation! Currency formatting is now consistent across all methods!
All map methods have been updated to use exactCurrency.transform with consistent parameters:
- value: The amount to format
- currencyCode: The currency to use
- skipSymbol: Flag to control symbol display
This ensures uniform currency display across the entire application.
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src/app/fyle/view-expense/view-expense.page.html (2)
62-62: Mind-blowing transformation of currency display, partner!
The exactCurrency pipe implementation is spot on! Using object parameters makes it type-safe and maintainable.
83-90: Superstar level conditional rendering!
The project and card number display logic is clean and well-structured. The template follows consistent patterns and uses proper structural directives.
src/app/fyle/my-view-report/my-view-report.page.spec.ts (1)
36-36: Thalaiva style test setup, machan!
The ExactCurrencyPipe is perfectly integrated into the test module. The import and declaration are properly placed, ensuring the pipe is available for testing.
Also applies to: 128-128
src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.spec.ts (2)
35-35: Epic spy setup, boss!
The ExactCurrencyPipe spy is masterfully integrated into the test module. The setup follows jasmine best practices with proper declaration, creation, and injection.
Also applies to: 81-81, 112-112, 209-212, 243-243
Line range hint 577-618: Kabali level test case update!
The approveReport test case is properly updated to verify the ExactCurrencyPipe usage. The test correctly validates the new object parameter style for currency transformation.
src/app/core/services/tasks.service.spec.ts (3)
5-5: Mind it! The import looks perfect!
The ExactCurrencyPipe import is properly placed alongside other pipe imports.
84-84: Style-ah style-ah! Perfect test setup, macha!
The ExactCurrencyPipe is properly configured in the test setup:
- Spy declaration is added
- Provider is correctly configured in TestBed
Also applies to: 125-128
Line range hint 1-1224: Let's verify all currency pipes are updated, thalaiva!
The changes look good, but let's verify we haven't missed any HumanizeCurrencyPipe usages that should be replaced with ExactCurrencyPipe.
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Thalaiva says: All currency pipes are perfectly transformed!
I can see that while there is one instance of HumanizeCurrencyPipe spy setup, it's not being used in any transform calls. The spy is just declared but never utilized, which is exactly what we want since we've moved to ExactCurrencyPipe.
Let me verify one final thing to make sure we're not missing anything.
Mind it! The currency transformation is complete, macha!
The found usages are only in the HumanizeCurrencyPipe's own test file, which is perfectly normal and expected. In our tasks.service.spec.ts, we have successfully:
- Imported ExactCurrencyPipe ✓
- Set up ExactCurrencyPipe spy ✓
- Removed all HumanizeCurrencyPipe transform calls ✓
- Only kept the unused spy declaration which doesn't affect anything ✓
Like a perfectly choreographed fight scene, every currency pipe has been replaced with style!
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Watch out for XSS attacks, machaan! 🚨
Using [innerHtml] without sanitization is like leaving your house door open in Chennai! Always sanitize HTML content to protect against cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks.
Apply this style, thalaiva:
- <div class="popup-alert--body" [ngClass]="leftAlign ? 'text-left' : 'text-center'" [innerHtml]="message"></div>
+ <div class="popup-alert--body" [ngClass]="leftAlign ? 'text-left' : 'text-center'" [innerHtml]="sanitizer.bypassSecurityTrustHtml(message)"></div>And in your component:
constructor(private sanitizer: DomSanitizer) {}
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src/app/fyle/dashboard/tasks/tasks-card/tasks-card.component.html (1)
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1-64: Listen up, macha! This template structure is like my movie script - perfect!The way you've organized the template with:
- Conditional rendering for amounts 💰
- Clean separation of header and details 📋
- Responsive layout structure 📱
This is how we maintain code like a boss! But remember, with great power comes great responsibility - ensure all currency displays across the app follow this pattern consistently!
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src/app/shared/components/summary-tile/summary-tile.component.scss (5)
22-22: Mind-blowing font size reduction, partner!
The reduction from 18px to 14px for category and purpose maintains perfect visual hierarchy, just like how I maintain perfect balance in my stunts!
Also applies to: 28-28
30-32: Superstar move with text overflow handling!
Adding text overflow properties is like my signature move - simple yet powerful! This prevents the purpose text from breaking the layout, just like how nothing can break my style!
37-38: Stylish color transformation, thalaiva!
Changing merchant and project text from blue-black to dark-grey with 12px size creates better visual hierarchy. Like I always say - "When I commit to a style, I commit 100%!"
Also applies to: 42-43
48-51: Icon dimensions reduced with punch, machan!
The icon size reduction from 18px to 16px with black color makes it sharp and crisp. Remember what I always say - "Small changes, big impact!"
53-54: New container added with style!
Adding margin-top to amount container is like adding suspense before the climax - it creates perfect spacing! But wait, let me verify if this matches the design system.
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Style! The margin-top of 10px is a superstar in our design system, partner!
Mind-blowing discovery! The margin-top: 10px appears in multiple shared components like a signature move in our blockbuster design system. Found it in reports-card, receipt-preview-thumbnail, expenses-card, and more! When something appears this consistently across our shared components, you know it's not just a coincidence - it's a style that's meant to be!
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# Search for similar margin-top values in other components
rg "margin-top:\s*10px" "src/app/shared/components/"
Length of output: 688
src/app/fyle/personal-cards-matched-expenses/personal-cards-matched-expenses.page.scss (5)
62-63: Mind it! The title styling looks sharp, macha!
The increased font weight from 400 to 500 and the color change to black-light gives better visual hierarchy. Style is my way!
67-68: Kabali da! Date styling with perfect precision!
The new dark-grey color and 12px font size creates a perfect balance between readability and visual hierarchy. When I do something, I do it with style!
85-85: Thalaiva approves this margin adjustment!
Reducing margin-bottom from 6px to 2px tightens up the layout. Small change, big impact - that's how I roll!
139-139: Purpose text size reduced! Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication!
Reducing font size from 18px to 14px improves readability while maintaining hierarchy. When I do something, I do it with style!
110-111: En vazhi, thani vazhi! (My way is the unique way!)
The currency class maintains consistent styling with the new exact amount display pattern. But remember one thing - consistency is key in styling!
✅ Verification successful
The previous regex had issues with escaping. Now I'm searching for currency-related styling patterns in a more robust way, both specifically for black color and for any color styling. This will help us verify the consistency of currency styling across the codebase.
I'm expanding our search style, macha! First, we'll look for any currency-related class patterns across SCSS files, and then we'll examine the complete context of the file in question. This way, we can understand the styling pattern better!
Mind it! The currency styling shows perfect harmony across the codebase!
Looking at the style patterns across our codebase, macha, I can see that the currency class in personal-cards-matched-expenses follows the same style pattern as other components. The black color ($black) is consistently used in similar components like expense-card-lite and personal-card-transaction, maintaining the perfect rhythm of our design system!
personal-card-transaction.component.scss: Usescolor: $blackexpense-card-lite.component.scss: Usescolor: $blackexpenses-card-v2.component.scss: Usescolor: $black
This is what I call "Style ka Power"! 🎭
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check for consistent currency styling across other SCSS files
rg -g "*.scss" "currency\s*{[^}]*color:\s*\$black"
Length of output: 178
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's search for currency styling patterns with proper escaping
rg -g "*.scss" "currency.*color:\s*\\\$black"
# Let's also check for other currency styling patterns
rg -g "*.scss" "currency.*color:"
Length of output: 81
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Mind it! Let's search for any class with '--currency' pattern in SCSS files
rg -g "*.scss" "&--currency" -A 2
# Double action! Let's also check the complete file content
cat "src/app/fyle/personal-cards-matched-expenses/personal-cards-matched-expenses.page.scss"
Length of output: 12610
src/app/fyle/dashboard/tasks/tasks-card/tasks-card.component.html (3)
22-37: Kabali style transformation of the amount display, I like it!
The new layout structure is mind-blowing! 🎭
- Header and amount in separate rows ✨
- Smart conditional rendering with hideAmount 🎯
- Clean currency symbol integration 💰
This is how we do it in style!
42-49: The CTA row is now perfect, like my punch dialogues!
I see you fixed that typo from ion-justify-contant-start to ion-justify-content-start. That's what I call attention to detail! 🕶️
5-5: Mind it! Let's verify the icon visibility, macha!
The icon column size reduction from 1 to 0.75 is stylish, but we need to ensure our icons stay visible like a superstar on all screen sizes!
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Mind it! The icon size change is perfectly safe, macha!
The size="0.75" is already being used successfully in other components, and our task--icon-col has proper styling with fixed icon sizes (24px and 14px) that won't be affected by the column width. The padding adjustments ensure the icon stays perfectly centered like a true superstar! 🌟
- The same column size is working well in add-txn-to-report-dialog component
- Icons have fixed font sizes: 24px for main icon and 14px for secondary icons
- Proper padding keeps everything aligned: padding-left: 0 for the column
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check if we have responsive design tests or similar icon implementations
fd -e html -e scss | xargs rg "size=\"0.75\""
Length of output: 288
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the styling for task--icon-col class
rg "task--icon-col" -A 5
# Check if there are any media queries or responsive styles
fd -e scss | xargs rg "@media"
Length of output: 1329
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the styling for task--icon class and its variants
rg "task--icon" src/app/fyle/dashboard/tasks/tasks-card/tasks-card.component.scss -A 3
# Check the actual icon size being used
rg "icon" src/app/fyle/dashboard/tasks/tasks-card/tasks-card.component.scss -A 3
Length of output: 433
src/app/fyle/dashboard/tasks/tasks-card/tasks-card.component.scss (2)
7-8: Mind-blowing style, but where's the interaction magic, boss?
The blue-black color is sharp like my signature sunglasses, but interactive elements need some style! Let's add some hover states to make it more dynamic!
8-8: Let's verify these colors like I verify my stunts!
The $blue-black color is used consistently, but let's ensure it matches our design system.
Also applies to: 99-99, 106-106, 114-114
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I need to check if the color is being used consistently and if there are any similar colors or direct hex codes that might cause inconsistency. Mind you, style is all about consistency, just like my signature moves! Let me verify this thoroughly.
Mind it! The color scheme is perfectly aligned, just like my signature sunglasses flip!
Listen here, style maverick! The $blue-black color (#2c304e) is properly defined in our theme's color palette and is being used consistently throughout the tasks component. No direct hex codes are sneaking around, and the color variables are as disciplined as my movie stunts!
The color usage shows a perfect pattern:
- Used for important text elements
- Consistently applied across task cards and dialogs
- Properly inherited from the theme variables
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash
# Check if the blue-black color is defined consistently across the theme
rg -g '*.scss' '\$blue-black' src/theme/
Length of output: 95
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check if this color is used consistently across the codebase
rg -g '*.scss' --no-heading '(color:|background:|background-color:).*#2c304e' -A 1
Length of output: 1447
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's also check if there are any other color variables being used for similar purposes
rg -g '*.scss' --no-heading '(color:|background:|background-color:).*\$' -A 1 src/app/fyle/dashboard/tasks/
Length of output: 3949
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check if there are any direct hex color codes being used in the tasks component
rg -g '*.scss' --no-heading '#[0-9a-fA-F]{6}' src/app/fyle/dashboard/tasks/
Length of output: 77
src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.scss (5)
20-20: Spacing adjustments are looking sharp like a boss!
The new margin-bottom: 6px and padding adjustments create a perfect rhythm. The details block's new padding gives it the perfect breathing space!
Also applies to: 27-28
259-265: Mind it! The overflow handling is missing!
Kabali da! The currency container looks fantastic with flex properties, but we need to handle overflow like we discussed before!
107-110: These dimensions are perfectly balanced, like Thanos' infinity stones!
The receipt container and image dimensions are now perfectly aligned at 72px height and 56px width. The auto height with max-width constraint on the image ensures proper scaling without distortion. This is some next-level styling, machan!
Also applies to: 116-117, 124-125
5-5: Mind-blowing color transformation, but watch out for the contrast ratio!
Hey boss! The date section's color change from $grey-light to $black-light and padding adjustments are stylish, but let's ensure our superstar users can read it clearly!
Also applies to: 7-7
182-182: Font size reduction needs accessibility verification!
Hold on, partner! We've reduced font sizes for category (16px → 14px) and vendor (14px → 12px). Let's make sure our superstar users can still read this clearly!
Also applies to: 227-228
src/app/fyle/personal-cards-matched-expenses/personal-cards-matched-expenses.page.scss
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New Features
ExactCurrencyPipeacross various components for improved precision.leftAlignin thePopupAlertComponentfor flexible text alignment.Improvements
Bug Fixes
Documentation
ExactCurrencyPipe, ensuring comprehensive coverage for currency formatting scenarios.