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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)Reviewer's GuideEmbed a sanitized inline Google SVG icon into the AccountDialogComponent and update the login button to use it. Class diagram for updated AccountDialogComponent with Google iconclassDiagram
class AccountDialogComponent {
+SafeHtml googleIcon
-DomSanitizer sanitizer
+constructor()
+submitLogin(provider: IdentityProvider)
}
AccountDialogComponent --> DomSanitizer : uses
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actor User
participant AccountDialog as AccountDialogComponent
participant DomSanitizer as Angular_DomSanitizer
participant Template as account-dialog.template
User->>AccountDialog: open dialog
activate AccountDialog
AccountDialog->>DomSanitizer: bypassSecurityTrustHtml(google SVG)
DomSanitizer-->>AccountDialog: SafeHtml (googleIcon)
AccountDialog->>Template: bind [svg]="googleIcon"
deactivate AccountDialog
Template-->>User: render login button with Google SVG
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Summary of ChangesHello @imolorhe, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request focuses on enhancing the visual representation of the Google login option within the account dialog. It achieves this by embedding the Google icon directly as an SVG string within the component's TypeScript file and then securely rendering it in the HTML template using Angular's Highlights
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This pull request adds a Google icon to the login button. The implementation involves embedding the SVG markup directly into the component's TypeScript file and using Angular's DomSanitizer to render it. While this works, I've suggested an improvement for better code organization by moving the SVG markup to a separate constants file. This will make the component cleaner and the icon potentially reusable.
| const googleSvg = `<?xml version="1.0" standalone="no"?> | ||
| <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" class="icon" viewBox="0 0 1024 1024" fill="currentColor"> | ||
| <path d="M881 442.4H519.7v148.5h206.4c-8.9 48-35.9 88.6-76.6 115.8-34.4 23-78.3 36.6-129.9 36.6-99.9 0-184.4-67.5-214.6-158.2-7.6-23-12-47.6-12-72.9s4.4-49.9 12-72.9c30.3-90.6 114.8-158.1 214.7-158.1 56.3 0 106.8 19.4 146.6 57.4l110-110.1c-66.5-62-153.2-100-256.6-100-149.9 0-279.6 86-342.7 211.4-26 51.8-40.8 110.4-40.8 172.4S151 632.8 177 684.6C240.1 810 369.8 896 519.7 896c103.6 0 190.4-34.4 253.8-93 72.5-66.8 114.4-165.2 114.4-282.1 0-27.2-2.4-53.3-6.9-78.5z"/> | ||
| </svg>`; | ||
| this.googleIcon = this.sanitizer.bypassSecurityTrustHtml(googleSvg); |
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For better maintainability and separation of concerns, it's recommended to move large, hardcoded strings like this SVG markup into a separate constants file. This keeps the component logic clean and makes the SVG reusable if needed elsewhere.
You could create a file like icons.ts within this component's directory and export the SVG string as a constant:
.../account-dialog/icons.ts
export const GOOGLE_ICON_SVG = `<?xml version="1.0" standalone="no"?>
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" class="icon" viewBox="0 0 1024 1024" fill="currentColor">
<path d="M881 442.4H519.7v148.5h206.4c-8.9 48-35.9 88.6-76.6 115.8-34.4 23-78.3 36.6-129.9 36.6-99.9 0-184.4-67.5-214.6-158.2-7.6-23-12-47.6-12-72.9s4.4-49.9 12-72.9c30.3-90.6 114.8-158.1 214.7-158.1 56.3 0 106.8 19.4 146.6 57.4l110-110.1c-66.5-62-153.2-100-256.6-100-149.9 0-279.6 86-342.7 211.4-26 51.8-40.8 110.4-40.8 172.4S151 632.8 177 684.6C240.1 810 369.8 896 519.7 896c103.6 0 190.4-34.4 253.8-93 72.5-66.8 114.4-165.2 114.4-282.1 0-27.2-2.4-53.3-6.9-78.5z"/>
</svg>`;Then you can import GOOGLE_ICON_SVG in your component and use it like this:
const googleSvg = GOOGLE_ICON_SVG;
this.googleIcon = this.sanitizer.bypassSecurityTrustHtml(googleSvg);
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packages/altair-app/src/app/modules/altair/components/account-dialog/account-dialog.component.ts (1)
28-37: Consider hoisting the SVG into a readonly constant.The markup is static, so you can drop the ctor and initialize the field inline. That keeps the class lean and makes the dependency on the sanitizer explicit.
+const GOOGLE_SIGN_IN_SVG = `<?xml version="1.0" standalone="no"?> +<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" class="icon" viewBox="0 0 1024 1024" fill="currentColor"> + <path d="M881 442.4H519.7v148.5h206.4c-8.9 48-35.9 88.6-76.6 115.8-34.4 23-78.3 36.6-129.9 36.6-99.9 0-184.4-67.5-214.6-158.2-7.6-23-12-47.6-12-72.9s4.4-49.9 12-72.9c30.3-90.6 114.8-158.1 214.7-158.1 56.3 0 106.8 19.4 146.6 57.4l110-110.1c-66.5-62-153.2-100-256.6-100-149.9 0-279.6 86-342.7 211.4-26 51.8-40.8 110.4-40.8 172.4S151 632.8 177 684.6C240.1 810 369.8 896 519.7 896c103.6 0 190.4-34.4 253.8-93 72.5-66.8 114.4-165.2 114.4-282.1 0-27.2-2.4-53.3-6.9-78.5z"/> +</svg>`; + + private readonly sanitizer = inject(DomSanitizer); + readonly googleIcon: SafeHtml = this.sanitizer.bypassSecurityTrustHtml(GOOGLE_SIGN_IN_SVG); - - googleIcon: SafeHtml; - private sanitizer = inject(DomSanitizer); - - constructor() { - const googleSvg = `<?xml version="1.0" standalone="no"?> -<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" class="icon" viewBox="0 0 1024 1024" fill="currentColor"> - <path d="M881 442.4H519.7v148.5h206.4c-8.9 48-35.9 88.6-76.6 115.8-34.4 23-78.3 36.6-129.9 36.6-99.9 0-184.4-67.5-214.6-158.2-7.6-23-12-47.6-12-72.9s4.4-49.9 12-72.9c30.3-90.6 114.8-158.1 214.7-158.1 56.3 0 106.8 19.4 146.6 57.4l110-110.1c-66.5-62-153.2-100-256.6-100-149.9 0-279.6 86-342.7 211.4-26 51.8-40.8 110.4-40.8 172.4S151 632.8 177 684.6C240.1 810 369.8 896 519.7 896c103.6 0 190.4-34.4 253.8-93 72.5-66.8 114.4-165.2 114.4-282.1 0-27.2-2.4-53.3-6.9-78.5z"/> -</svg>`; - this.googleIcon = this.sanitizer.bypassSecurityTrustHtml(googleSvg); - }
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packages/altair-app/src/app/modules/altair/components/account-dialog/account-dialog.component.html (1)
28-28: Google icon binding looks solid.Sanitized SafeHtml fed through
<app-icon>keeps the login button consistent without reintroducing raw HTML. Nicely handled.
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Provide a proper Google logo in the account login dialog by injecting and sanitizing inline SVG and binding it to the app-icon component
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