The conditional statement in line 292 was not properly checking for undefined and null values, which could lead to unexpected behavior. The fix ensures that the statement checks for all falsy values, including undefined and null.
✨ feat(__main__.py): add banner with title and info text to be displayed on server start
🐛 fix(App.tsx): fix API endpoint URL
The sendAll function URL had an extra forward slash. The API endpoint URL in App.tsx was incorrect and has been fixed. A banner with a title and info text has been added to be displayed on server start to provide users with more information about the application.
🐛 fix(frontend): add missing api/v1 prefix to WebSocket URL
🐛 fix(frontend): add missing api/v1 prefix to Vite proxy target
The API routes, WebSocket URL, and Vite proxy target were missing the "api/v1" prefix, causing the frontend to not be able to communicate with the backend. This commit adds the missing prefix to all three locations to fix the issue.
Description:
This pull request introduces a new feature that installs the shadTooltip
library into the project. Additionally, it enhances the tooltip
functionality by grouping the tooltips based on their associated edge
classes.
Changes Made:
Added the shadTooltip library to the project dependencies.
Implemented logic to group tooltips based on their respective edge
classes.
Updated the tooltip rendering code to display grouped tooltips on the
edges.
### Description
This pull request introduces an enhancement to the existing application
by adding persistence to the dark mode feature. Currently, when the page
is refreshed, the dark mode setting reverts to the default light mode.
With this enhancement, the dark mode state will be maintained even after
refreshing the page.
### Changes Made
1. Added a new setting in the application to store the user's preference
for dark mode.
2. Implemented functionality to persist the dark mode preference in
local storage.
3. Modified the page initialization logic to retrieve the dark mode
preference from local storage and apply it on page load.
## Description
This pull request introduces a new feature that allows users to change
the mouse cursor on Canva's React Flow. By updating the CSS and
JavaScript code, the cursor behavior can be modified to provide a
customized experience for users.
## Motivation
The ability to change the mouse cursor provides a way to enhance user
interaction and personalize the user experience within Canva's React
Flow. This feature can be particularly useful for applications or
websites that require specific cursor styles to match the overall design
or functionality.
