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fix: Fixed redirect to github from the left menu social icons and added a constants file #251

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Changes

  • FIxed github url from the left menu
  • Added a file to store all social links url
  • Made changes accordingly

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  • Click on the links to make sure the redirects are correct

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  • New Features

    • Introduced centralized URL constants for social media platforms, enhancing maintainability.
    • Updated navigation links in the Left Menu and Menu components to utilize these constants, improving link management.
  • Style

    • Standardized the use of single quotes for string literals and improved formatting across components.
  • Bug Fixes

    • No bug fixes were included in this release.

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The changes in this pull request introduce a new <script setup> block in the LeftMenu.vue component, replacing hardcoded social media URLs with imported constants for maintainability. The Menu.vue component undergoes formatting adjustments, specifically switching from double to single quotes and updating import statements for the same URL constants. Additionally, the constants.ts file is updated to include new constants for various social media URLs. Overall, the modifications enhance code organization without altering the existing functionality or structure.

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File Path Change Summary
packages/frontendmu-nuxt/components/site/LeftMenu.vue Introduced <script setup> block; replaced hardcoded social media URLs with imported constants.
packages/frontendmu-nuxt/components/site/Menu.vue Reformatted code to use single quotes; added imports for social media URL constants; minor formatting adjustments.
packages/frontendmu-nuxt/constants.ts Added constants for social media URLs: GITHUB_URL, DISCORD_URL, WHATSAPP_URL, TWITTER_URL, INSTAGRAM_URL, LINKEDIN_URL.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
packages/frontendmu-nuxt/components/site/LeftMenu.vue (2)

1-3: LGTM! Consider adding type safety for URL constants.

Good practice using centralized constants for URLs. For additional type safety, consider defining a TypeScript interface for these URL constants.

interface SocialUrls {
  DISCORD_URL: string;
  GITHUB_URL: string;
  // ... other URLs
}

12-14: Consider extracting common CSS classes.

The same set of CSS classes is repeated across all social media links. Consider extracting them into a reusable class in your CSS/styling system.

Example approach:

<style>
.social-link {
  @apply text-verse-500 dark:text-verse-200 text-sm md:text-normal hover:animate-bounce hover:ease-in-out hover:delay-200;
}
</style>

<!-- Usage -->
<a class="social-link" ...>

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packages/frontendmu-nuxt/components/site/LeftMenu.vue (1)

2-2: Verify constants file implementation.

Let's ensure all required URL constants are properly defined in the constants file.

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All required URL constants are properly defined

All the imported URL constants (DISCORD_URL, GITHUB_URL, INSTAGRAM_URL, LINKEDIN_URL, TWITTER_URL, WHATSAPP_URL) are correctly defined in packages/frontendmu-nuxt/constants.ts with appropriate values.

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awesome! merging

@MrSunshyne MrSunshyne merged commit 3f3e460 into frontendmu:main Nov 12, 2024
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