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Added a Show/Hide Password feature to the login form, allowing users to toggle the visibility of their password input for better usability.

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This pull request introduces a user-friendly 'Show/Hide Password' feature to the login form, improving the overall login experience. It also includes significant refactoring of the login page component and updates to project dependencies, particularly a version bump for figlet and a broad removal of dev flags in the lock file.

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  • Show/Hide Password Feature: A new feature has been implemented on the login form, allowing users to toggle the visibility of their password input for enhanced usability and verification.
  • Login Page Component Refactoring: The main login page component, originally frontend/app/login/page.tsx, has been renamed to page1.tsx and includes updates to state management for password visibility and theme toggling logic.
  • Dependency Updates and Cleanup: The figlet package has been updated to a newer version, and numerous dev: true flags have been removed from entries within the package-lock.json file, indicating a potential cleanup or change in dependency tracking.
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This pull request successfully adds a show/hide password feature, improving the login form's usability. However, there is a critical issue with the login page file being renamed, which will break the route. I've also identified several medium-severity issues, such as the use of as any which bypasses type safety, and a recommendation for a more robust state update pattern for the password visibility toggle. Please see the detailed comments for suggestions on how to address these points.

const [isNavigating, setIsNavigating] = useState(false);
const [socialLoading, setSocialLoading] = useState<"github" | "google" | null>(null);
const [isDark, setIsDark] = useState(false);
const [showPassword, setShowPassword] = useState(false);
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This file was renamed from page.tsx to page1.tsx. In the Next.js App Router, page.tsx is a special file name that defines a route. Renaming it will break the /login route and cause a 404 error. Please rename this file back to page.tsx to ensure the login page is accessible.

email,
password,
});
} as any);
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medium

Using as any bypasses TypeScript's type safety and should be avoided. It can hide potential bugs and makes the code harder to maintain. Please investigate the correct type for the signIn function's options object for the 'credentials' provider and remove this type assertion.

callbackUrl: "/dashboard"
});
callbackUrl: "/dashboard",
} as any);
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Similar to the other signIn call, as any is used here, which compromises type safety. The options object { redirect: false, callbackUrl: "/dashboard" } should be compatible with SignInOptions. Please remove the as any cast and ensure the types are correct to make the code more robust.

type="checkbox"
id="show-password"
checked={showPassword}
onChange={() => setShowPassword(!showPassword)}
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To prevent potential issues with stale state in React's concurrent mode, it's safer to use the functional update form for setState. This is a more robust way to toggle boolean state.

For better readability, you could also extract this logic into a dedicated toggleShowPassword handler function.

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onChange={() => setShowPassword(!showPassword)}
onChange={() => setShowPassword((prev) => !prev)}

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@MIHIR2006 please review my pull request .

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@MIHIR2006 sorry for interruption I haven't noticed that I changed file name . Please close the pull request I will again raise a new pull request by changing file name back .

To test it i created one more file .

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