fix: resolve type error for children in animated.div component

[suleigolden]

Relates to

This pull request relates to resolving the issue where animated.div from @react-spring/web was not accepting the children prop in TypeScript, causing type errors.

Risks

Low: The changes primarily affect type handling for the animated.div component, which has been updated to support children. Potential impacts are limited to components using animated.div.

Background

What does this PR do?

This PR resolves a TypeScript type error in animated.div by ensuring the children prop is explicitly allowed. It also includes examples and tests to verify the functionality of the updated component.

What kind of change is this?

• Bug fixes: Fixes an issue with type inference for animated.div.
• Improvements: Enhances type compatibility for animated.div with child elements.

Documentation changes needed?

My changes do not require a change to the project documentation.

Testing

Where should a reviewer start?

Start by reviewing the changes in the component that includes animated.div, specifically where the type adjustments for children are made.

Detailed testing steps

1. Run the project locally and navigate to the component that uses animated.div.
2. Test rendering the component with and without children.
3. Verify there are no TypeScript errors or runtime issues.
4. Run all unit and integration tests to confirm the application works as expected.

Example Testing Steps:

• Navigate to the page where the animated.div component is rendered.
• Verify that adding <p>Hello World</p> inside animated.div no longer causes a type error.
• Confirm animations and styles are applied correctly.

Deploy Notes

This fix does not require special deployment instructions. Standard deployment applies.

Database changes

None: This PR does not involve any database changes.

Deployment instructions

• Ensure all tests pass locally and in CI/CD pipelines.
• Merge changes into the main branch following approval.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces type-related enhancements to the chat component in the client source code. The changes focus on improving type safety and component structure by adding new type aliases and a custom animated div component. These modifications refine the typing of animated elements and message rendering without altering the fundamental behavior of the chat interface.

Changes

File	Change Summary
client/src/components/chat.tsx	- Added import for AnimatedProps from @react-spring/web - Converted ExtraContentFields to a type alias - Introduced AnimatedDivProps type alias - Created CustomAnimatedDiv component with enhanced type safety

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

client/src/components/chat.tsx (1)

173-173: Consider using generics instead of type assertion

The type assertion could be replaced with a more type-safe generic implementation.

-const CustomAnimatedDiv = animated.div as React.FC<AnimatedDivProps>;
+const CustomAnimatedDiv = animated.div<AnimatedDivProps>;

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• client/src/components/chat.tsx (4 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (3)

client/src/components/chat.tsx (3)

9-9: LGTM: AnimatedProps import added correctly

The import is properly placed alongside other react-spring imports.

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26-36: Type definitions look good and solve the children prop issue

The AnimatedDivProps type correctly extends AnimatedProps while adding the optional children prop, resolving the original type error.

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182-189: Component implementation and usage look great

The CustomAnimatedDiv is properly used with all necessary styles and correctly handles children props.

Also applies to: 278-278