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refactor: removed unnecessary state use for hover effect #3419

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Description

  • Removed unnecessary useState() use for hover effect on icon present on community member cards.
  • Also removed onMouseEnter() used in the classname.

Related issue(s)

Resolves #3413

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  • New Features

    • Simplified rendering of social media icons with direct hover effects.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Removed unnecessary hover state management, enhancing performance and user experience.

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The changes in the pages/community/tsc.tsx file focus on simplifying the hover effect implementation for social media icons within the TSC component. The use of useState hooks for managing hover states has been eliminated, allowing the hover effects to be applied directly through CSS classes. This modification streamlines the rendering process and reduces the complexity associated with state management for hover interactions, while the overall structure of related components remains unchanged.

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File Change Summary
pages/community/tsc.tsx Removed useState hooks for hover states in TwitterSVG, GitHubSVG, and LinkedInSVG. Applied hover effects directly via className, simplifying the rendering of social media links.

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Objective Addressed Explanation
Remove unnecessary state management for hover effects on TSC member cards (#[3413])

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
pages/community/tsc.tsx (2)

84-85: Add space before self-closing tag

The implementation looks good, but there's a minor formatting issue.

-      <IconGithub className='hover:fill-black'/>
+      <IconGithub className='hover:fill-black' />
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[error] 85-85: Insert ·

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98-99: Add space before self-closing tag

The implementation looks good with brand-appropriate hover color, but there's a minor formatting issue.

-      <IconLinkedIn className='hover:fill-linkedin'/>
+      <IconLinkedIn className='hover:fill-linkedin' />
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[error] 99-99: Insert ·

(prettier/prettier)

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pages/community/tsc.tsx

[error] 85-85: Insert ·

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[error] 99-99: Insert ·

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pages/community/tsc.tsx (2)

70-71: LGTM! Efficient hover effect implementation

The change successfully replaces state-based hover management with Tailwind's utility classes. Using hover:fill-black is more performant than React state management for this use case.


Line range hint 70-99: Verify server component conversion potential

Now that state management for hover effects has been removed, let's verify if the component can be converted to a server component for better performance.

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[error] 81-83: Block must not be padded by blank lines.

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[error] 82-83: Delete

(prettier/prettier)


[error] 85-85: Insert ·

(prettier/prettier)

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 67.77%. Comparing base (7669160) to head (569f4c3).

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[FEATURE] The code hover effect on TSC member cards doesn't need to use state.
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