deps: update to Hydrogen 2024.10 #219
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WalkthroughThis pull request includes updates to several files, primarily focusing on version increments for dependencies and enhancements to component properties. The Changes
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package.json (1)
24-76: Dependencies updated systematicallyThe dependency updates appear to be systematic and comprehensive, covering both runtime and development dependencies. Most updates are minor version or patch changes, which is good practice for maintaining stability.
Consider implementing a dependency update strategy:
- Regular scheduled updates for security patches
- Automated dependency update PRs with integration tests
- Dependency audit logs for tracking breaking changes
app/components/heading.tsx (1)
93-93: Consider adding backgroundColor classes instead of inline styles.The current implementation uses inline styles for both
colorandbackgroundColor. Consider using Tailwind classes instead for better theme consistency and responsive behavior.Here's a suggested approach:
- Add background color variants to the
variantscva:let variants = cva("heading", { variants: { // ... existing variants background: { none: "", primary: "bg-primary", secondary: "bg-secondary", // Add more theme colors as needed } }, defaultVariants: { // ... existing defaults background: "none" } });
- Update the HeadingProps interface:
export interface HeadingProps extends VariantProps<typeof variants> { // ... existing props background?: "none" | "primary" | "secondary"; // Instead of backgroundColor?: string }
- Update the component to use the variant:
let style: CSSProperties = { color }; // Remove backgroundColor from inline styles // ... in the className prop: variants({ size, weight, letterSpacing, alignment, background, className })This approach would:
- Better integrate with your design system
- Support responsive variants
- Enable theme changes without code modifications
- Maintain consistency across components
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app/components/link.tsx (1)
51-51: LGTM! Prop renamed from unstable to stable API.
The change from unstable_viewTransition to viewTransition aligns with the Remix framework's API stabilization. This is a positive change that moves away from using unstable APIs.
Let's verify there are no remaining usages of the old unstable prop name:
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✅ Verification successful
No remaining usages of unstable_viewTransition found - API migration is complete
The search results confirm that there are no remaining instances of the old unstable_viewTransition prop in the codebase. The change from unstable_viewTransition to viewTransition in the Link component has been properly implemented, and all usages have been updated to use the new stable API.
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package.json (4)
5-5: Version bump follows semver
The version bump to 3.0.4 follows semantic versioning, appropriately reflecting a patch update despite the major dependency changes.
31-35: Verify compatibility between Remix and Hydrogen versions
The updates include related framework dependencies:
- @remix-run/react: 2.13.1
- @shopify/hydrogen: 2024.10.0
- @shopify/remix-oxygen: 2.0.9
Please ensure these versions are compatible with each other.
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rg "@remix-run/react.*@shopify/hydrogen" --type tsx --type jsx74-74: Review TypeScript changes
The TypeScript update to 5.6.3 may introduce new type checking rules or features. Ensure the codebase has been tested with the new version.
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TypeScript 5.6.3 update appears safe to proceed
The codebase shows extensive TypeScript usage with proper type definitions and no obvious compatibility issues. The update from previous versions to 5.6.3 is relatively minor and the codebase follows TypeScript best practices:
- Proper usage of type definitions and interfaces throughout the codebase
- Clean separation of concerns with type declarations
- No deprecated TypeScript features or syntax found
- Comprehensive type coverage across components and utilities
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The update from ^3.4.2 to ^4.0.0 represents a major version change that may include breaking changes.
app/components/heading.tsx (2)
93-93: LGTM: Interface extension is consistent.
The addition of the optional backgroundColor property to HeadingProps follows the same pattern as the existing color property.
109-109: LGTM: Props destructuring is properly implemented.
The backgroundColor prop is correctly destructured alongside other style-related props.
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| "resolveJsonModule": true, | |||
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| "target": "ES2022", | |||
| "strict": true, | |||
| "strict": false, | |||
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Critical: Avoid disabling TypeScript's strict mode
Disabling strict mode is a significant step backward in terms of type safety and code quality. This change appears to be made to accommodate the Hydrogen 2024.10 update, but it's crucial to maintain strict type checking to:
- Prevent runtime errors by catching issues during development
- Maintain code quality and maintainability
- Preserve excellent IDE support and type inference
- Ensure better refactoring capabilities
I strongly recommend keeping strict: true and properly addressing any type errors that arise. Would you like assistance in:
- Identifying and fixing the specific type errors that led to this change?
- Creating a GitHub issue to track the proper resolution of type issues?
- "strict": false,
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| } = props; | |||
| let style: CSSProperties = { color }; | |||
| let style: CSSProperties = { color, backgroundColor }; | |||
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Add backgroundColor to the inspector inputs.
While the implementation is correct, the component's inspector configuration is missing the backgroundColor input control, which is needed for the Hydrogen visual editor.
Add this configuration to the headingInputs array:
{
type: "color",
name: "color",
label: "Text color",
},
+ {
+ type: "color",
+ name: "backgroundColor",
+ label: "Background color",
+ },
{
type: "select",
name: "size",Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Release Notes for Version 3.0.4
New Features
backgroundColorproperty to the Heading component for enhanced styling options.Bug Fixes
@weaverse/hydrogento version4.0.0for improved performance and compatibility.Documentation
CHANGELOG.mdto reflect the new version and patch changes.Chores