FE: Design update for log context tab

[Rajat-Dabade]

Design update for log context tab:

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a new ContextLogRenderer component for structured log viewing, including pagination and context-based log rendering.
  • Added styling for the ContextLogRenderer and ContextView components, enhancing the user interface with customized scrollbars and layout adjustments.
• Enhancements
  • Updated the RawLogView component to improve log activation logic.
  • Enhanced the ContextView component for better usability and maintenance, incorporating the ContextLogRenderer for log display.
• Refactor
  • Implemented useContextLogData for efficient log data management, supporting features like sorting, pagination, and error handling.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2fce507 and f266831.

Walkthrough

The recent modifications enhance the frontend's log viewing capabilities by refining the activation logic in RawLogView, introducing the ContextLogRenderer for structured log presentation, and updating styles for better user experience. These changes collectively improve log interaction, offering a more intuitive and visually appealing way to navigate and understand logs in detail.

Changes

Files	Summary
.../RawLogView/index.tsx	Added isActiveLog condition to LogStateIndicator for better activation logic.
.../ContextView/ContextLogRenderer.styles.scss, .../ContextView/ContextView.styles.scss	New styling for scrollbar, element width, and container height; introduced .isEditable class.
.../ContextView/ContextView.tsx, .../ContextView/ContextLogRenderer.tsx	Refactored to use ContextLogRenderer and improved logic for readability and maintainability.
.../ContextView/useContextLogData.ts	New function for managing log data with pagination, sorting, and error handling.

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In the realm of code, where logs do sprawl,
A rabbit hopped, making sense of it all.
With a flick and a tweak, the view became clear,
Now logs line up, far and near.
"Hop along," it whispers, with a smile so sly,
"In this warren of data, no log shall lie."
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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between c38247a and 43a2540.

Files selected for processing (6)

• frontend/src/components/Logs/RawLogView/index.tsx (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/ContextLogRenderer.styles.scss (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/ContextLogRenderer.tsx (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/ContextView.styles.scss (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/ContextView.tsx (2 hunks)
• frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/useContextLogData.ts (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 10

frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/ContextView.styles.scss (3)

• 3-6: The styling for .log-context-container sets the height to 80vh and specifies scrolling behavior. Ensure that this height setting works well across different screen sizes and doesn't lead to unnecessary scrolling on smaller screens.
• 8-22: Custom scrollbar styling applied to .log-context-container enhances the visual appearance. However, consider verifying cross-browser compatibility, as custom scrollbars might not render as expected in all browsers.
• 25-26: The .isEditable class dynamically adjusts the height of the container. This is a good use of CSS to adapt the UI based on the component's state. Ensure that the comment explaining the purpose of this class is clear to other developers.

frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/ContextLogRenderer.styles.scss (1)

• 1-25: The introduction of custom scrollbar styling in .context-log-renderer is consistent with the styling approach in ContextView.styles.scss. Again, ensure cross-browser compatibility for these custom scrollbars. The width adjustment for nested div elements to fit-content is a good practice for ensuring content visibility without horizontal scrolling.

frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/ContextView.tsx (2)

• 3-8: The introduction of cx for handling class names dynamically and the import of ContextLogRenderer align with the PR's objectives to enhance maintainability and readability. Ensure that the cx usage correctly handles conditional class application based on the isEdit prop.
• 26-27: The use of ContextLogRenderer within ContextView represents a significant refactor aimed at improving the component's rendering logic. Verify that all props passed to ContextLogRenderer are correctly utilized and that this integration does not introduce any regressions in functionality.

frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/ContextLogRenderer.tsx (2)

• 14-83: The ContextLogRenderer component's structure and state management appear well-organized, with clear separation of concerns. However, ensure that the initial state setup for logs and pagination is aligned with expected behavior and that the component correctly handles edge cases, such as empty log data.
• 71-82: The getItemContent callback is efficiently memoized. Verify that it correctly renders each log entry with the appropriate props, especially the isActiveLog condition, to ensure the active log is visually distinguished.

frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/useContextLogData.ts (1)

• 23-162: The useContextLogData hook's implementation for managing log data is comprehensive, including pagination and dynamic request data generation. Ensure that the logic for handling success responses and pagination updates is robust and correctly updates the state without causing unintended side effects.

frontend/src/components/Logs/RawLogView/index.tsx (1)

• 167-171: The addition of the isActiveLog condition to the isActive prop of the LogStateIndicator component is a thoughtful update that enhances the logic for determining an active log. Ensure that this change is consistently applied across all instances where LogStateIndicator is used to maintain uniform behavior.

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Actionable comments generated: 2

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 43a2540 and 2fce507.

Files selected for processing (3)

• frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/ContextLogRenderer.tsx (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/ContextView.styles.scss (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/useContextLogData.ts (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 3

frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/ContextView.styles.scss (1)

• 3-22: The styling updates to .log-context-container for controlling scrollbar appearance and height are well-implemented. These changes should enhance the user experience by providing a cleaner, more consistent look and feel. Ensure that these styles are compatible across different browsers and platforms, as scrollbar customization can sometimes behave differently in non-WebKit browsers.

frontend/src/container/LogDetailedView/ContextView/ContextLogRenderer.tsx (2)

• 54-69: Based on the previous comments, it's crucial to ensure that all dependencies are correctly listed in the useEffect hooks to avoid unnecessary re-renders or missed updates. The exclusion of logs from the dependency array in some effects might need reevaluation. However, adding logs directly to the dependency array of these effects could lead to infinite loops or excessive fetching. Instead, consider the specific logic within each useEffect to determine the appropriate dependencies. For instance, the effects that update firstLog and lastLog based on previousLogs and afterLogs respectively, seem correctly scoped without including logs. Ensure that the logic within these effects does not inadvertently depend on the entire logs array, which could introduce subtle bugs or performance issues.
• 71-83: The getItemContent function uses the useCallback hook with log.id as its dependency, which is appropriate for optimizing performance in this context. This ensures that getItemContent is only re-created when log.id changes, which is necessary since it's used within a virtualized list (Virtuoso). This approach helps to prevent unnecessary re-renders of list items, contributing to smoother scrolling and overall performance. Good job on correctly applying useCallback here.