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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughA new atomic ProgressBar component was introduced to the design system, including its styles, TypeScript types, React implementation, Storybook stories, tests, and documentation. Supporting configuration files, changelog entries, and path mappings were added or updated to integrate the new component into the monorepo and ensure accessibility, theming, and package distribution. Changes
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participant App as Application
participant ProgressBar as ProgressBar Component
participant Styles as ProgressBar Styles
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App->>ProgressBar: Render with { value, appearance, ... }
ProgressBar->>Styles: Import classNames for container & appearance
ProgressBar->>ProgressBar: Clamp value (0-100), set ARIA attrs
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[#PR]with the real PR number#325and add author.- Remove trailing spaces on Line 14.
- Follow changelog template – include “Others” section even if empty.
-### 🎉 New features +### 🎉 New features-- Added ProgressBar component. ([#PR](https://github.com/TiendaNube/nimbus-design-system/pull/PR)) +- Added ProgressBar component. ([#325](https://github.com/TiendaNube/nimbus-design-system/pull/325) by @joacotornello)-Added proper TypeScript types and documentation.␠ +Added proper TypeScript types and documentation.
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jest.config.ts (1)
39-40: Alias looks good – remember Storybook/WebpackJest can now resolve the module, but Storybook and the production webpack config will also need the same alias to prevent duplicate bundles or resolution failures.
packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/components/index.ts (1)
1-1: Re-export looks goodCentralising exports keeps consumer imports succinct and matches the pattern used by other atomics.
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1-5: Verify theextendspath actually resolves
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packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar.
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Double-check that the intended base config is indeed the root file; otherwise type-checking rules may drift.packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/components/ProgressBarSkeleton/ProgressBarSkeleton.tsx (1)
5-8: Expose decorative intent for assistive techA skeleton is purely visual; add
aria-hiddenso screen-readers skip it (unless@nimbus-ds/skeletonalready handles this, which isn’t guaranteed).-}) => <Skeleton width={width} height="0.5rem" borderRadius="0.5rem" {...rest} />; +}) => ( + <Skeleton + width={width} + height="0.5rem" + borderRadius="0.5rem" + aria-hidden + {...rest} + /> +);packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/index.ts (1)
1-7: Solid entry point implementation following atomic design patterns.The module structure correctly implements the standard atomic component pattern with proper client-side directive, clean imports/exports, and TypeScript type safety. The dual export approach (named + default) provides consumer flexibility.
packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/progressBar.spec.tsx (1)
1-85: Exemplary test coverage demonstrating design system best practices.The test suite excellently covers all critical aspects:
- ✅ ARIA accessibility attributes compliance
- ✅ Value boundary validation (clamping 0-100)
- ✅ Complete appearance variant coverage
- ✅ Proper BDD structure and testing patterns
This level of testing ensures component reliability and accessibility compliance across the design system.
packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/components/ProgressBarSkeleton/ProgressBarSkeleton.types.tsx (1)
1-7: Clean TypeScript patterns for skeleton component integration.The type definition correctly leverages design system composition by selectively picking relevant
SkeletonPropsand making them optional viaPartial. This approach maintains type safety while providing appropriate flexibility for skeleton loading states.packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/package.json (2)
1-37: Solid package configuration following design system conventions.The package.json correctly implements monorepo patterns with appropriate dependencies and peer dependency management. Configuration supports the atomic component architecture well.
2-2: Ignore adding the component itself to webpack externals
Webpack’s externals option is intended to exclude peer dependencies (e.g. react, react-dom) from the bundle—not to externalize the entry library itself. In packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/webpack.config.ts the UMD library output is correctly configured; you should NOT add "@nimbus-ds/progress-bar" to externals.If anything, ensure only actual peer dependencies are marked external.
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packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/README.md (1)
1-51: Comprehensive documentation following design system standards.The README provides excellent coverage of component usage, variants, accessibility features, and guidelines. The accessibility documentation particularly well documents ARIA compliance and semantic variant meanings.
packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/progressBar.stories.tsx (1)
1-39: Excellent Storybook story implementation following design system conventions.The story configuration demonstrates solid adherence to atomic design principles with proper typing, comprehensive controls, and appropriate documentation. The Box wrapper provides consistent presentation constraints, and the argTypes properly expose the component's key functionality.
packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/progressBar.types.ts (1)
1-21: Perfect adherence to TypeScript coding guidelines for design system components.The type definitions demonstrate exemplary patterns:
ProgressBarPropertiescorrectly contains only component-specific props without inheriting from HTML interfaces- Proper use of TypeScript utility types with
Omitfor clean prop composition- Comprehensive JSDoc documentation with default value annotations
- Clean separation between component interface and base props type
This is exactly how type definitions should be structured in atomic components.
packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/ProgressBar.tsx (2)
7-18: Excellent JSDoc documentation with comprehensive examples.The component documentation provides clear usage examples for both the main component and skeleton variant, following design system documentation standards perfectly.
56-61: No externals update needed for @nimbus-ds/progress-bar
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@nimbus-ds/progress-barwere found outside its own package.- Current webpack externals only target
vscode; adding ProgressBar would be premature.
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1-5: LGTM! Clean import structure following design system patterns.The imports are well-organized with proper separation of React dependencies, design system styles, local types, and components. The use of barrel exports from "./components" maintains clean module boundaries.
7-18: Comprehensive JSDoc documentation with practical examples.The documentation provides clear component purpose, usage examples, and includes the skeleton variant example. This follows design system documentation standards well.
19-33: Excellent prop destructuring and value clamping implementation.The component properly handles className and style props (addressing the previous review comment), implements safe value clamping with useMemo for performance, and maintains clean prop destructuring patterns.
34-50: Strong accessibility implementation with proper ARIA attributes.The component correctly implements:
role="progressbar"for screen readersaria-valuenow,aria-valuemin,aria-valuemaxfor progress state- Dynamic width styling based on clamped value
- Proper CSS class application from design system
The className joining logic properly handles potential undefined values and the style prop is correctly applied.
52-59: Proper component composition with skeleton pattern.The type assertion for ForwardRefExoticComponent with ProgressBarComponents is correctly implemented, and the skeleton attachment follows established design system patterns. Display names are properly set for debugging.
61-62: Clean type export pattern for external consumption.The ComponentPropsWithRef type extraction provides proper TypeScript support for consumers while maintaining ref forwarding capabilities.
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53-64: Well-structured component configuration and exports.Proper TypeScript typing for forwardRef with attached components, correct display name assignment, and clean exports following design system patterns.
Previous webpack externals suggestion remains valid.
The past review comment about adding this component to webpack externals for monorepo optimization is still relevant for build configuration. Consider adding
@nimbus-ds/progress-barto webpack externals to prevent bundle duplication across packages.
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packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/components/index.ts (1)
1-1: Clean export structure follows design system patterns.The export statement properly exposes the ProgressBarSkeleton component from the components directory, maintaining consistency with the atomic component architecture.
packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/components/ProgressBarSkeleton/index.ts (1)
1-1: Export statement is clean and follows proper conventions.The named export approach is appropriate for exposing the ProgressBarSkeleton component. The previous trailing whitespace concern appears to have been resolved.
packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/components/ProgressBarSkeleton/progressBarSkeleton.spec.tsx (4)
7-9: Well-structured test helper with proper component setup.The
makeSuthelper function provides a clean way to render the component with props and a consistent test ID, following good testing practices for component isolation.
13-25: Comprehensive testing of default skeleton dimensions.The test properly verifies that default CSS custom properties are applied with correct values (100% width, 0.5rem height and border radius). The regex patterns effectively handle CSS-in-JS generated variable names with hash suffixes.
27-67: Thorough coverage of custom dimension scenarios.The test suite comprehensively covers individual and combined custom width/height scenarios, ensuring the skeleton component properly applies CSS custom properties for various use cases.
69-73: Proper testing of data-testid customization.The test correctly verifies that custom data-testid attributes are properly handled, ensuring component flexibility for testing scenarios.
packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/progressBar.spec.tsx (2)
12-19: Excellent accessibility testing with proper ARIA attributes.The test correctly verifies that the progress bar implements proper ARIA attributes (
aria-valuenow,aria-valuemin,aria-valuemax) for screen reader compatibility, following WCAG guidelines.
21-31: Robust value clamping validation ensures data integrity.The tests properly verify that values outside the 0-100 range are clamped appropriately, preventing invalid progress states and maintaining component reliability.
packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/components/ProgressBarSkeleton/ProgressBarSkeleton.types.tsx (1)
1-7: Well-structured type definitions following TypeScript best practices.The type definition properly extends the base
SkeletonPropsby picking only relevant properties (width,height,data-testid) and making them optional withPartial<>. This approach maintains type safety while providing a clean, focused interface for the ProgressBar skeleton variant.packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/ProgressBar.tsx (2)
1-5: Imports follow design system best practices.Clean import structure with appropriate React hooks, centralized styling from @nimbus-ds/styles, and well-organized local dependencies.
7-18: Excellent JSDoc documentation.Comprehensive documentation with clear examples for both the main component and skeleton variant. Follows design system documentation standards perfectly.
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30-42: Export is out of alphabetical order
Same feedback from the previous review still applies – keep atomic exports alphabetically sorted to ease future diffs.packages/react/CHANGELOG.md (1)
5-10: Heading level & PR reference still need correctionSame comment provided on the last iteration: update the category heading to
###and change the link to #325.packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/ProgressBar.tsx (1)
1-64: Webpack externals configuration still needed for monorepo optimization.As noted in previous reviews, this atomic component should be added to webpack externals configuration to prevent bundling duplication across packages in the monorepo. The ProgressBar component will likely be consumed by multiple packages, making this optimization valuable for build performance.
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26-37: ProgressBar correctly declared as external – looks good
@nimbus-ds/progress-baris now excluded from the core bundle, keeping build size under control and avoiding duplicate copies when the component package is consumed elsewhere. No additional action needed.packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/ProgressBar.tsx (4)
1-5: Imports are well-structured and follow design system patterns.The imports correctly leverage React's forwardRef pattern, integrate with the Nimbus styles package, and maintain proper separation between types and components. Good adherence to design system architecture.
7-18: Excellent JSDoc documentation with practical examples.The documentation clearly explains the component's purpose and provides useful examples for both basic usage and the skeleton loading state. This supports good developer experience and design system adoption.
19-52: Solid component implementation addressing previous feedback.The component properly implements:
- forwardRef pattern for ref forwarding
- Performance optimization with useMemo for value clamping
- Accessibility compliance with proper ARIA attributes
- Design system integration through imported styles
- Clean className joining with filter(Boolean) as suggested in previous reviews
The custom className and style prop handling has been correctly implemented, allowing user customization while preserving design system styles.
53-64: Proper compound component pattern with correct TypeScript typing.The component correctly implements the compound component pattern with skeleton attachment, proper display names, and comprehensive TypeScript exports. The intersection type ensures type safety while enabling the skeleton functionality.
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7-9: Fix heading level to appease markdownlint (MD001)
####jumps two levels under the##version header – this still violates the one-level-at-a-time rule flagged in the previous review.-#### 🎉 New features +### 🎉 New featuresWithout this adjustment the markdownlint check will keep failing the pipeline.
packages/core/styles/src/packages/atomic/progressBar/nimbus-progressBar.css.ts (2)
16-21:minWidthstill causes visual misrepresentation for very low progress values.The fixed
minWidth: "0.5rem"continues to render an 8px fill even when progress is near zero, overstating completion and potentially failing accessibility expectations.- minWidth: "0.5rem", + minWidth: 0,This ensures accurate visual representation where 0% progress shows no fill.
25-62: Missing "disabled" and "inverse" appearance variants for design system consistency.While the core semantic variants are well-implemented, the absence of "disabled" and "inverse" variants breaks consistency with other atomic components that expose these variants for proper theme contrast handling.
Consider adding these variants:
}, + disabled: [ + fill, + { + backgroundColor: varsThemeBase.colors.neutral.surfaceDisabled, + }, + ], + inverse: [ + fill, + { + backgroundColor: varsThemeBase.colors.neutral.surfaceHighlight, + }, + ], });Alternatively, document why these variants are intentionally omitted to prevent inconsistent custom implementations.
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5-10: Heading level still violates markdown hierarchy.The
####heading jumps two levels from##, violating the changelog convention and triggering the MD001 lint error.-#### 🎉 New features +### 🎉 New featuresThis maintains proper heading hierarchy and fixes the linting issue.
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packages/core/styles/src/packages/atomic/progressBar/nimbus-progressBar.css.ts (2)
1-3: Clean imports following design system patterns.The imports correctly leverage the theme tokens and gradient system, establishing proper dependencies for the progress bar styling.
5-14: Solid foundation styling for the progress bar container.The base style correctly implements a flex container with proper dimensions, theming, and overflow handling. The use of theme tokens ensures consistency across the design system.
packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/CHANGELOG.md (1)
1-15: Comprehensive initial changelog documenting all key features.The changelog clearly describes the ProgressBar component's capabilities including value prop, appearance variants, skeleton component, accessibility support, and TypeScript types. This provides excellent documentation for the initial release.
packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/progressBar.spec.tsx (2)
10-33: Excellent accessibility and edge case testing.The test suite properly validates ARIA attributes for screen reader compatibility and correctly tests value clamping behavior for edge cases. This ensures robust accessibility support and prevents runtime issues.
34-83: Comprehensive appearance variant testing with proper CSS validation.The tests effectively verify both the visual representation (width styling) and the applied CSS classes for each appearance variant. The
className.toContain()assertions ensure that the correct styling is applied, addressing visual consistency across all variants.packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/progressBar.stories.tsx (1)
28-28: Good use of Box wrapper for consistent sizing.The maxWidth constraint provides a consistent viewing experience across different story variants and prevents the progress bar from becoming too wide in the Storybook canvas.
packages/react/src/atomic/ProgressBar/src/progressBar.types.ts (3)
8-18: Excellent adherence to TypeScript type definition standards.This perfectly follows the coding guidelines:
- ✅ Exports
ProgressBarPropertiesinterface without inheriting HTMLElement properties- ✅ Uses proper JSDoc comments with clear descriptions
- ✅ Follows PascalCase naming conventions
- ✅ Avoids 'any' types and uses specific union types
20-21: Perfect use of TypeScript utility types.The combination of intersection and
Omitutility types properly prevents prop conflicts while maintaining full HTML div element functionality. This is exactly how base props should be constructed in the design system.
17-17: ✅ Externalization Verified
The@nimbus-ds/progress-barpackage is already marked as external in
packages/core/webpack/src/config/external.ts, so it won’t be bundled multiple times. No further action needed.
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1-5: Well-crafted type definition for skeleton component customization.The use of
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7-9: Solid test setup pattern with proper component rendering.The
makeSuthelper function provides a clean, reusable pattern for component instantiation with optional props. The defaultdata-testidensures consistent test element querying.
27-67: Thorough coverage of custom dimension scenarios.The test suite comprehensively covers individual and combined custom width/height scenarios, ensuring proper CSS property application. The progressive testing approach (individual props, then combinations) provides excellent coverage.
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