added show/hide password feature in login form #64
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This pull request focuses on improving the login experience by introducing a 'Show/Hide Password' functionality, giving users more control over their input. It also includes an update to a third-party dependency and some minor code adjustments for better maintainability and type safety in the login component.
Highlights
- Login Form Usability: Implemented a 'Show/Hide Password' feature in the login form, enhancing user experience by allowing visibility toggling of the password input.
- Dependency Updates: Updated the
figletpackage to its latest version and regeneratedpackage-lock.json, which also involved minor formatting changes to dependency entries. - Code Refinements: Minor refactoring of the theme toggling logic for improved clarity and added type assertions (
as any) tosignIncalls in the login page.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a show/hide password feature to the login form, which is a great usability improvement. The implementation is mostly well-done. However, I've identified a couple of critical issues where as any is used to bypass TypeScript type checking, which compromises type safety and should be rectified. I've also provided a medium-severity suggestion to align with React best practices for state updates, enhancing the code's robustness. Please address the type-related issues to ensure the code is maintainable and safe.
| email, | ||
| password, | ||
| }); | ||
| } as any); |
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Using as any bypasses TypeScript's type safety and should be avoided. It seems there might be a type mismatch with the signIn function from next-auth. Instead of casting to any, please investigate the correct types for the options object. This will make the code more robust, maintainable, and prevent potential runtime errors.
| callbackUrl: "/dashboard" | ||
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| callbackUrl: "/dashboard", | ||
| } as any); |
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Similar to the previous comment, using as any here hides potential type errors and reduces code quality. The signIn function for social providers expects SignInOptions. The object { redirect: false, callbackUrl: "/dashboard" } seems to match this. Please remove the as any cast and resolve any underlying type issues to ensure type safety.
| type="checkbox" | ||
| id="show-password" | ||
| checked={showPassword} | ||
| onChange={() => setShowPassword(!showPassword)} |
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When updating a state based on its previous value, it's a best practice in React to use the functional update form of the state setter ((prev) => !prev). This avoids potential issues with stale state, especially in more complex components or with asynchronous operations.
| onChange={() => setShowPassword(!showPassword)} | |
| onChange={() => setShowPassword((prev) => !prev)} |
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@MIHIR2006 please review my PR made changes in page.tsx |
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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.