Discover the ideal platform to find easily manageable issues, designed to inspire and encourage individuals to initiate their contributions to the open source community.
Home Page: https://easy-fix.vercel.app
can you host this project live on netlify or github so anyone on can see its live perview
Mozilla Firefox
Adding Scroll to top button will give these benefits:-
Enhanced User Experience: Users don't need to manually scroll upwards, which can be tedious on very long pages.
Improved Navigation: Provides an easy and quick way to access the top menu or any other content located at the top.
Adaptive Design: Can be designed to appear only after the user has scrolled down a specific amount, ensuring that it doesn't interfere with the initial page view.
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Google Chrome
We can add a section in README thanking contributors and showing their profile
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Google Chrome
Adding storybook to the project would let us build, manage and easily test our UI components.
The changes can also be deployed to a preview to observe them.
That would also allow people to create separate components first where people can review and play with the components before an integrating it into the website.
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Google Chrome
As a user, I would like to sort by asc/desc order
Google Chrome
This Feature will allow to list repos with different languages like Go, Rust ,Ruby etc. instead of the All option. This provides more fine streamlining of people connecting with a repo with a language they know.
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Google Chrome
src/components/*.jsx to *.tsx,utils/type.tsNo response
Google Chrome
The following hook is not very versatile.
I would improve the API to the following:
data: T | null, error: RequestError (will be defined as a model), status: RequestStatus (will be defined as a model), isLoading: boolean, hasError: boolean, `run: () => PromiseThe API might change, I will keep this issue updated.
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Google Chrome
Currently the Application lists the Issues according to :
However, there are many issues that have already been assigned by maintainers to someone. To enhance the usability of the app, it would be more helpful to prioritize issues that don't have an assigned label. We can achieve this by implementing some sort of weighting mechanism that will ensure these unlabeled issues receive greater visibility on the screen.
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Google Chrome
Migrate /lib folder to TS
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Brave
Show the no. of conversations or activity in the issue, so user can get the idea of the activity of the issue.
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just before stars, feel free to improve the UI
Google Chrome
It would be good, if we add an toggle button for Dark and Light theme
Ability to select multiple languages in the filter section. I'd love to work on this.
Microsoft Edge
I will be adding CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md file to your repo
Google Chrome
Pagination works when we have set 0 or 1 TOTAL_SIBLING_BUTTONS.
Like for 0 it shows pagination as 1... 5 (selected)... last btn
Like for 1 it shows pagination as 1... 4, 5 (selected), 6... last btn
But for 2 it shoes pagination as 1... 3, 5 (selcted), 7... last btn. (it missed 4 and 6 page button).
TOTAL_SIBLING_BUTTONS buttons by editing src/utils/config.js to generate the error.src/components/PaginationButton.jsx.yarn test:watch and changing TOTAL_SIBLING_BUTTONS value
Buttons Missing 4 & 6
Google Chrome
APIs used to get the issues are throwing the 401 Bad Credentials error.
Google Chrome
Introduce src/lib/ dir, and put all the api/ hooks/ & utils/ files init
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Google Chrome
main.tsx is showing eslint errors.
Brave
The current website provides a very clean to use interface to find GitHub issues.
However, it has very less filtering options. By filtering options, I mean the following
I believe that I can add and create the filters. Here is how I would do so:
is:issue is:open sort:updated-desc label:hacktoberfest. I can create a textbox that filters the content as soI have a lot of experience working with React and TailwindCSS frontends, here are a few examples (1, [2])(https://github.com/newtoallofthis123/ReactSite), 3)
I got the repo working locally and have gone through the codebase and understood it. I believe I can get this done.
I will not change any of the existing codebase and everything would be done using well documented commits and comments. Everything will also be well tested before committing.
Please assign this issue to me for Hacktober Fest.
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Brave
Adding Social Media Handles will allow other users to know more about you and about project;
benefits of adding social media handles to a project:
Engagement: Connect with users and foster community discussions around your project.
Visibility: Enhance project visibility as content gets shared or discussed on social platforms.
Feedback: Get direct user feedback and insights to iterate and improve the project.
Drive Traffic: Direct interested users from social platforms to your project page.
Trust: Show that the project is active and updated, building user trust.
Updates: Share project updates, milestones, and news effortlessly.
Networking: Connect with potential collaborators, contributors, or stakeholders.
Linking social media handles in your project helps in bridging the communication gap, expanding reach, and fostering an active community around your project.
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Google Chrome
This project heavily relies on the GitHub API for its functionality. However, the current API rate limit might not be sufficient for larger scale usage or during peak times.
To address this, I propose that we increase the API limit by using a personal access token. This would involve generating a new token with the appropriate scopes and adding it to the project configuration.
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Google Chrome
Need to write needed test-cases and tests in Vitest
Google Chrome
To add the icons like linkedin , twitter ( x ), and github in the footer section of the website
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Brave
Just like the filter category, a sorting category is also needed which would have the functionality to sort the issue by time (last created or last updated) and by stars can also add [].
Can also add the functionality of sorting by ascending and descending. By default sorting should be done by time.
Resources:
Google Chrome
In the current project, we lack two essential features that can significantly enhance the user experience and accessibility. This proposal suggests the addition of a GitHub button and a Dark Mode toggle button.
The absence of a GitHub button in the project's navigation bar hinders users' ability to easily navigate to the GitHub repository associated with the project. This button should be prominently placed, allowing users to seamlessly access the GitHub page where they can contribute, start the project, or explore the codebase.
Furthermore, introducing a Dark Mode toggle button would cater to users who prefer a darker interface for various reasons, including reducing eye strain during nighttime use. This feature can improve accessibility and make the project more user-friendly.
By implementing these two features, we can enhance the overall user experience and engagement with the project. Users will find it easier to engage with the community, contribute to the project, and customize their viewing experience.
Google Chrome
I would like to propose improving the UseUrlProvider.
I would make the following changes:
UseUrlProvider to UrlProvider as this is not a hook but a context provider hence no need to add use at the beginningcontext folderNo response
Brave
tsconfig such that: @ for '/src/' and ~ for '/public/'src/containers/*.jsx to *.tsx,@ & ~. Example@/components/*.jsxNo response
Google Chrome
Currently, the application uses React state to manage the selected language and other filters. This works well for a single user session, but it makes it difficult to share a specific state of the application with others. For example, if I filter the issues by a specific language and want to share this view with a colleague, there's no easy way to do that.
My suggestion is to reflect the application state in the URL using query parameters. This way, when a user selects a language or applies other filters, the URL will update to include these selections. Then, this URL can be shared with others who will see the exact same state when they open the link.
For instance, if a user has selected ‘JavaScript’ as the language and is on page 2, the URL would look something like this: https://easy-fix.vercel.app/?language=javascript&page=2. This makes it easy to share a specific view of the site, as all the selected values are included in the URL.
This can be achieved using React Router or without react router (by using window.history but this will not be clean as router approach).
This approach is often used in web applications to make them more user-friendly and shareable. I believe it would be a valuable here.
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Google Chrome
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