nft-gallery 🔧 scrollTopButton

Summary by CodeRabbit

Refactor
- Updated the scroll-to-top button to use a new button component with a built-in icon for a more streamlined appearance.
- Simplified button styling for improved consistency.
Style
- Button visibility now toggles more efficiently for a smoother user experience.

May 28 '25 12:05 roiLeo

Walkthrough

The scroll-to-top button in the shared components was refactored to use the NeoButton component from an external library, simplifying its structure and icon usage. The visibility directive was updated, and CSS classes were streamlined, while the button's core logic and behavior remained unchanged.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
components/shared/ScrollTopButton.vue	Replaced native button and icon with `NeoButton` from `@kodadot1/brick`, updated visibility directive, simplified CSS classes, and added import for `NeoButton`.

Poem

Up I hop with just one tap,
A button bright—no codey trap!
NeoButton now takes the show,
With chevrons up, away we go.
Refined and neat, my work is done,
Scroll to the top—oh what fun!
🐇⬆️

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

components/shared/ScrollTopButton.vue (2)

11-11:

✅ Verification successful

Verify dependency availability.

The new import from @kodadot1/brick should be verified to ensure this dependency is available in the project.

🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify @kodadot1/brick dependency is available
# Expected: Find the dependency in package.json or package-lock.json

# Check if @kodadot1/brick is listed as a dependency
fd -e json package | xargs cat | jq -r 'select(.dependencies or .devDependencies) | .dependencies["@kodadot1/brick"], .devDependencies["@kodadot1/brick"]' | grep -v null || echo "Dependency not found in package.json files"
Length of output: 183
Dependency @kodadot1/brick Confirmed
The import from @kodadot1/brick is already declared in package.json (version workspace:*), so the dependency is available and no further changes are required.

2-7:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Good refactor with a potential CSS compatibility issue.

The refactor to NeoButton simplifies the template structure and the change from v-if to v-show improves performance by avoiding DOM creation/destruction on frequent scroll events.

However, there's a potential issue with the CSS hover styling on lines 45-47 that targets .icon class - verify that NeoButton generates an icon element with the icon class, otherwise the hover color change won't work.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify NeoButton icon structure and check for any other usages of KIcon that might need similar updates
# Expected: Find NeoButton documentation or usage examples showing icon structure

# Check for other KIcon usages that might need similar refactoring
rg -A 3 -B 3 "KIcon.*chevron-up"

# Look for NeoButton usage patterns in the codebase
rg -A 5 "NeoButton.*icon"
Length of output: 455

Let’s locate and inspect the NeoButton component to confirm its icon markup:

This will tell us whether the icon generated by NeoButton carries a class we can target (e.g. .icon), or if the CSS needs adjustment.

🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash
# 1. Find the Vue file defining NeoButton (if it exists in the repo)
echo "Looking for NeoButton.vue in the repo…"
button_file=$(fd -e vue NeoButton.vue | head -n 1)

if [ -n "$button_file" ]; then
  echo "Found NeoButton definition at: $button_file"
  echo "— Template section:"
  sed -n '/<template>/,/<\/template>/p' "$button_file"
else
  echo "No NeoButton.vue found; searching for registrations of NeoButton in .vue files…"
  rg -n "NeoButton" -g "*.vue"
fi
Length of output: 1153

Confirm CSS selectors for NeoButton’s icon
NeoButton delegates icon rendering to the underlying <o-button> via icon-left/icon-right props, so your current rules targeting .scroll-top-button .icon will not match. You’ll need to either adjust the selectors or leverage NeoButton’s API:

• In components/shared/ScrollTopButton.vue style block, update to something like:

.scroll-top-button ::v-deep .icon-left,
.scroll-top-button ::v-deep .icon-right {
  color: var(--ink300);
}
.scroll-top-button:hover ::v-deep .icon-left,
.scroll-top-button:hover ::v-deep .icon-right {
  color: var(--ink500);
}

• Or drop the manual CSS and pass an icon-color/text-color prop to <NeoButton> if it’s supported by your UI library.

Please verify the actual rendered markup (or component API) and choose the appropriate fix.

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