Update todo.ejs #215
Update todo.ejs #215
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1-36: Consider enhancing the template structure and styling.The current template is functional but could benefit from some improvements:
- Separation of Concerns: Consider moving the CSS to a separate file for better maintainability.
- Responsive Design: The current layout might not be optimal for different screen sizes. Consider adding responsive design elements.
- Accessibility: Ensure that the application is accessible by adding appropriate ARIA attributes and improving color contrast if needed.
- Error Handling: Add placeholders for displaying error messages or confirmations for user actions.
Here are some suggestions to get started:
Create a separate CSS file:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/styles/todo.css">Add viewport meta tag for responsive design:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">Improve form accessibility:
<form action="/todo/add/" method="post" aria-label="Add new todo item">Add a container for messages:
<div id="messages" role="alert" aria-live="polite"></div>These changes will help improve the overall quality and user experience of your application.
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29-29: Verify the form label correction.The AI-generated summary mentions a correction in the form label from "What shoud I do?" to "What should I do?". However, this change is not reflected in the current code. The label still contains a typo: "What shoud I do?".
Please confirm if this change was intended and apply the correction if needed:
- <label for="newtodo">What shoud I do?</label> + <label for="newtodo">What should I do?</label>If the change was intentionally reverted or if the AI summary is incorrect, please clarify to ensure consistency between the code and the PR description.
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| <h1>TrainWithShubham Community is Super Awesome</h1> | |||
| <h1>To -do- list Made by Rishabh Varshney</h1> | |||
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Consider refining the heading for clarity and professionalism.
While the new heading is more specific to the application, there are a few points to consider:
- The formatting of "To -do-" is unconventional and might be confusing. Consider using "To-Do List" or "Todo List" instead.
- Including the developer's name in the heading might not be necessary for a production application and could be moved to a footer or about page.
Here's a suggested improvement:
- <h1>To -do- list Made by Rishabh Varshney</h1>
+ <h1>Todo List</h1>If you want to keep the credit, consider adding it in a subtle way, such as:
<h1>Todo List</h1>
<p class="credit">Created by Rishabh Varshney</p>
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| FROM node:12.2.0-alpine | |||
| WORKDIR app | |||
| COPY . . | |||
| RUN npm install | |||
| RUN npm install -g npm@latest | |||
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Dependencies are not installed due to removal of npm install
The Dockerfile change replaces the installation of project dependencies with a global update of npm. While package.json and app.js are present, omitting RUN npm install means the required dependencies won't be installed, leading to potential runtime issues.
Recommended Actions:
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Re-add the dependency installation step:
- RUN npm install -g npm@latest + RUN npm install
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If updating npm is necessary, do so before installing dependencies:
+ RUN npm install -g npm@latest + RUN npm install
However, it's advisable to use a specific npm version via the base image to ensure build consistency.
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Revert npm update and ensure project dependencies are installed
The current change replaces the installation of project dependencies with a global update of npm. This will likely cause issues when running the application, as the required dependencies won't be available.
Please consider the following changes:
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Revert the npm update:
-RUN npm install -g npm@latest +RUN npm install
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If updating npm is necessary, consider adding it before installing dependencies:
+RUN npm install -g npm@latest +RUN npm install
However, updating npm in the Dockerfile is generally not recommended as it can lead to inconsistent builds. It's better to use a specific npm version that comes with the chosen Node.js image.
Consider using a more specific Node.js image version (e.g., node:12.2.0-alpine) to ensure consistent npm versions across builds. If a newer npm version is required, update the base image instead of installing npm separately.
To ensure that the application can still run after these changes, you may want to verify the following:
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