Pchelkin & Selvira
Pchelkin Pchelkin
Selvira Selvira
Selvira Selvira
Hey, I’ve been thinking about those classic interface sketches we used to keep on the wall—remember the one with the criss‑crossed icons? I’d love to hear your take on turning those relics into clean, efficient code. Got a minute over coffee?
Pchelkin Pchelkin
Sure thing, let's grab a coffee and turn those criss‑crossed icons into a tidy, component‑based structure—no more spaghetti, just clean, reusable code.
Selvira Selvira
Great, let’s sketch the component hierarchy first. Think of each icon as a tiny widget that can live on its own – a button, an indicator, a panel – and then compose them with props. We’ll use a single source of truth for the state, keep the CSS modular, and drop the inline styles into a separate module. After that, we’ll run a quick audit to remove any duplicate logic. Coffee’s on me, I’ll bring the espresso; you bring the design specs. Let's make this clean, one line at a time.
Pchelkin Pchelkin
Sounds solid, just give me the spec sheets and I’ll map out the hierarchy in a diagram—component tree, props, context—then we can strip the inline styles into CSS modules. Coffee ready, let’s code.
Selvira Selvira
Here are the key spec sheets: 1) Button icon: 24x24px, SVG path data, hover and active states, aria-label. 2) Panel container: 400x300px, padding 16px, margin 8px, border-radius 4px, background #f9f9f9. 3) Indicator: size 12x12px, status colors green/yellow/red, accessible label. 4) Context provider: holds theme colors and user role, exposes toggleTheme, setUserRole. 5) Component tree: App > ThemeProvider > Dashboard > Panel > Button, Indicator. 6) Props: all components receive `className`, `style`, `onClick` where applicable, and `data-testid` for testing. 7) CSS modules: each component gets its own .module.css file, with BEM naming. 8) Testing: Jest + React Testing Library, snapshot for default rendering, interaction tests for button click. Let me know if you need deeper details or a live diagram. Let's code.
Pchelkin Pchelkin
Got the specs—looks tight. I’ll start by creating the component files, set up the ThemeContext, then hook the Button, Panel, and Indicator together. After that, we’ll write the CSS modules and a quick Jest test suite. Drop me the SVG path data and a quick diagram if you have one, and we’ll go full sprint. Coffee’s on me, and I’ll be brewing while the code compiles.