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- Change DB_HOST from 'db' to 'localhost' in .env file. - Add new index.html file for project overview with UI components. - Enhance tour.js with library loading and dialog generation stubs.
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WalkthroughThe updates introduce a fully functional guided tour UI module, adjust route authentication to allow unauthenticated access to tour details, and update several UI components' visual styles. Docker and deployment workflows are refactored to use npm scripts and clarify environment defaults. A new Nginx configuration and project-level package.json are added. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant bw.tour (jsAgent/tour.js)
participant bw.data (jsAgent/main.js)
participant Backend API
User->>bw.tour: Page loads
bw.tour->>bw.data: getTourById(tourId)
bw.data->>Backend API: GET /api/tour/get_tour/:id
Backend API-->>bw.data: Tour data (public, no auth)
bw.data-->>bw.tour: Tour data
bw.tour->>User: Display guided tour dialog (step 1)
User->>bw.tour: Click "Next"/"Previous"/pagination
bw.tour->>User: Update dialog, highlight elements
User->>bw.tour: Complete last step
bw.tour->>bw.data: Send completion data (with user ID)
bw.data->>Backend API: POST completion info
Backend API-->>bw.data: Acknowledge
bw.tour->>User: Remove tour dialog
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backend/src/routes/tour.routes.js (1)
18-18: Unnecessary blank lineThis blank line doesn't serve any purpose and could be removed to maintain consistent spacing in the file.
router.get('/tours', tourController.getToursByUserId); -jsAgent/main.js (1)
204-204: Unnecessary blank lineThis blank line affects readability and is inconsistent with the spacing in the rest of the file.
console.log("data loaded:", onBoardConfig); - window.bwonboarddata = onBoardConfig;jsAgent/a.html (3)
59-72: SVG styling issues and duplicate propertiesThere are some issues with the SVG styling:
display: blockanddisplay: inline-blockare both specified!importantis used excessively which makes styles hard to override- Some properties like
float: rightalongsideposition: absoluteare redundantConsider cleaning up these styles for better maintainability.
closeButton.style.cssText = ` - fill: rgb(152, 162, 179) !important; - font-size: 20px !important; - display: block !important; - position: absolute !important; - float: right !important; - right: 23px !important; - cursor: pointer !important; - width: 20px !important; - height: 20px !important; - display: inline-block !important; - margin: auto !important; + fill: rgb(152, 162, 179); + font-size: 20px; + position: absolute; + right: 23px; + cursor: pointer; + width: 20px; + height: 20px; + display: inline-block; + margin: auto; `;
175-178: Improve the setActiveIndicator functionThe current function resets all indicators and then sets the active one. This could be more efficient by directly targeting the previously active indicator.
Additionally, consider using CSS classes for active state rather than inline styles for better separation of concerns.
function setActiveIndicator(index) { - indicators.forEach(indicator => indicator.style.backgroundColor = '#ddd'); - indicators[index].style.backgroundColor = '#673ab7'; + // Find current active indicator and deactivate it + const activeIndicator = document.querySelector('.indicator.active'); + if (activeIndicator) { + activeIndicator.classList.remove('active'); + activeIndicator.style.backgroundColor = '#ddd'; + } + // Activate the new indicator + indicators[index].classList.add('active'); + indicators[index].style.backgroundColor = '#673ab7'; }
203-205: Improve the closeContainer functionThe current function only hides the container but doesn't clean up event listeners, which could lead to memory leaks if the container is shown and hidden multiple times.
Consider fully removing the container or implementing a complete cleanup function.
function closeContainer() { - container.style.display = 'none'; // Or container.remove(); + // Remove the container completely to clean up memory + container.remove(); + // Alternatively, if you need to show it again later: + // container.style.display = 'none'; + // Then implement a way to clear event listeners when appropriate }jsAgent/tour.js (3)
74-81: Unused parameter increateCloseButton
containeris passed in but never referenced, which is confusing for readers and may hint at incomplete logic.-createCloseButton: function (container) { +createCloseButton: function () {If you later need the container inside the SVG handler, you can capture it via closure when wiring the click listener rather than passing it here.
135-146:dialogItemparameter is accepted but ignored
generateDialogrelies entirely on the globalbw.tour.currentStepandbw.tour.tourData, rendering itsdialogItemargument superfluous. Either use the parameter for clarity or remove it to keep the API tidy.
301-306: Optional chaining can simplify defensive codeBiome flags recommend
options?.tour?.[0]to avoid a hard crash whenbwonboarddatais missing. Worth adopting once the callback signature is corrected.🧰 Tools
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jsAgent/main.js (1)
5-5: Good addition of constant for API endpointAdding a constant for the tour detail endpoint URL is a good practice. This makes the code more maintainable and follows the pattern used for other endpoints.
jsAgent/tour.js (1)
117-118:Nextbutton disabling logic could block tour completion
nextButton.disabledis computed once at creation (currentStep === lastStep). When the user eventually reaches the last step via navigation, the button is still enabled, but if the tour ever starts at the last step (edge-case or resumed session) it will be disabled and stay that way, preventing completion. Consider recomputingdisabledinsidesetActiveIndicator.
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Security consideration: Exposing tour data publicly
Moving the getTourById endpoint above the JWT authentication middleware makes this endpoint publicly accessible. Ensure that this endpoint doesn't expose sensitive data and implement appropriate rate limiting to prevent abuse.
Consider adding request validation to prevent potential injection attacks through the ID parameter.
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The route at backend/src/routes/tour.routes.js:13 is currently public (no JWT auth). Confirm that it’s acceptable to expose tour data without authentication and that no sensitive fields (internal notes, admin-only flags, etc.) are returned.
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If this endpoint should require authentication, move it below your JWT middleware:
- router.get('/get_tour/:id', tourController.getTourById); + router.get( + '/get_tour/:id', + rateLimiter, + param('id').isMongoId(), // or .isUUID() + handleValidationErrors, + jwtMiddleware, + tourController.getTourById + );
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jsAgent/tour.js (5)
83-87: Un-sanitised HTML opens the door to XSS
p.innerHTML = content;assumes the backend always delivers safe markup. If a malicious script sneaks intotourData.description, it runs in your users' browsers with full privileges. PrefertextContent, or run the HTML through a trusted sanitiser (DOMPurify, etc.).- p.innerHTML = content; + // If rich HTML is required, run `content` through a sanitizer first. + p.textContent = content;Better safe than sorry when mom's spaghetti is on the keyboard.
255-261:updatePositioncrashes when the target selector is missing
document.querySelector(...)can returnnull; callinggetBoundingClientRect()on it will throw. Guard against missing or transient elements and provide a graceful fallback.function updatePosition() { - const targetElement = document.querySelector(bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].targetElement); - //update container position according to target element with smooth animation transition - const rect = targetElement.getBoundingClientRect(); + const targetElement = document.querySelector( + bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].targetElement + ); + if (!targetElement) { + console.warn("Target element not found for step", bw.tour.currentStep); + return; + } + // Update container position according to target element with smooth animation transition + const rect = targetElement.getBoundingClientRect();This avoids a runtime exception that would abruptly end the tour.
296-316: Mismatch between declared docs, call-site and implementation silently drops the error-callback
loadFloatingUILibrariesis documented (295-299) – and invoked ininit(15-22) – with two callbacks, yet the function signature only accepts one.
As a result, the failure path you intend to handle is swallowed, andinitproceeds to dereferenceresult.id, which will blow up if the scripts failed to load.- loadFloatingUILibraries: function (cb) { + // Accept both success & error callbacks + loadFloatingUILibraries: function (cb, errCb) { ... - cb && cb(options); + cb?.call(null, options); // success ... - console.error("Failed to load @floating-ui/dom:", err); - cb && cb(false); + console.error("Failed to load @floating-ui/dom:", err); + errCb ? errCb(err) : cb?.call(null, false); ... - console.error("Failed to load @floating-ui/core:", err); - cb && cb(false); + console.error("Failed to load @floating-ui/core:", err); + errCb ? errCb(err) : cb?.call(null, false);Without this fix, a network hiccup will crash the tour and leave the user staring at a blank page—knees weak, arms heavy.
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250-253:⚠️ Potential issueAnother un-sanitised HTML vulnerability
Similar to the earlier issue, the
updateDatafunction usesinnerHTMLto update the description, creating another potential XSS vulnerability.function updateData() { document.getElementById('bw-tour-header').textContent = bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].header; - document.getElementById('bw-tour-description').innerHTML = bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].description; + document.getElementById('bw-tour-description').textContent = bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].description; }There's vomit on his sweater already from another XSS vulnerability.
14-23:⚠️ Potential issueFix the init function to handle potential null result
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initfunction assumesresultis always valid and contains anidproperty. If script loading fails,resultmight befalse, causing a runtime error when accessingresult.id.init: function (cb) { - this.loadFloatingUILibraries(async (result) => { + this.loadFloatingUILibraries(async (result) => { + if (!result || !result.id) { + console.warn("Failed to initialize tour: invalid result"); + cb && cb(false); + return; + } const tourId = result.id; const tourData = await bw.data.getTourById(tourId); bw.tour.tourData = tourData; - cb && cb(tourData); + cb?.call(null, tourData); }, () => { - cb && cb(false); + cb?.call(null, false); }); },Gotta make sure we handle that null result—knees weak, code's heavy.
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jsAgent/hint.js (4)
50-51: Clean up that comment about deleting codeThere's a comment indicating that the
positionTooltipfunction can be deleted later, but it's still being used on line 333. Either remove the function if it's truly not needed or remove the comment if the function should stay.If the function is no longer needed:
- //this can be delete later - positionTooltip: function(tooltip, tooltipOwner, tooltipArrow) { - /* function body */ - },Also make sure to remove the reference on line 333:
- bw.hint.positionTooltip(tooltip, e.target, tooltipArrow);Or if the function should stay, just remove the misleading comment:
- //this can be delete later positionTooltip: function(tooltip, tooltipOwner, tooltipArrow) {
33-33: Clean up that commented code, mom's spaghettiThere's commented-out code that calls
positionTooltip. Either restore the functionality or remove the commented line entirely to keep the code clean.- //bw.hint.positionTooltip(tooltip, contentContainer, tooltipArrow);
38-38: Clean up more commented codeAnother instance of commented-out code that should be removed for cleanliness.
- //bw.hint.positionTooltip(tooltip, contentContainer, tooltipArrow);
248-249: Empty lines added, knees weakThese empty lines don't affect functionality but seem unnecessary. Consider removing them to keep the code tighter.
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319-329: Allow for delayed or conditional tour initializationThe current implementation immediately initializes and displays the tour on script load, which can be jarring for users. Consider providing configuration options to delay or conditionally start the tour.
(function () { - bw.tour.init((tourData) => { - if (tourData) { - console.log("Tour initialized successfully!"); - console.log(tourData); - bw.tour.showTour(tourData); - } else { - console.warn("Tour initialization failed."); - } - }); + // Expose a method to explicitly start the tour + bw.tour.start = function(options = {}) { + const { autoShow = true, onSuccess, onFailure } = options; + + bw.tour.init((tourData) => { + if (tourData) { + console.log("Tour initialized successfully!"); + if (autoShow) { + bw.tour.showTour(tourData); + } + onSuccess && onSuccess(tourData); + } else { + console.warn("Tour initialization failed."); + onFailure && onFailure(); + } + }); + }; + + // Check if auto-start is disabled + if (window.bwDisableAutoTour !== true) { + bw.tour.start(); + } })();Mom's spaghetti—let users opt-in rather than forcing the tour on them immediately.
38-50: Extract styling to CSS classes for better maintainabilityInline styles make the code harder to maintain and override. Consider moving styles to external CSS classes.
createContainer: function () { const container = document.createElement('div'); container.className = 'bw-tour-container'; - container.style.cssText = ` - border-radius: 8px; - box-shadow: 2px 2px 10px 0px #0000000D; - border: 1px solid #F0F0F0 !important; - position: relative; - max-width: 400px; - width: 90%; - `; + // Apply predefined CSS class with styles return container; },Cleanup on this spaghetti code would reduce maintenance burden—add a stylesheet with the appropriate classes for all tour UI elements.
25-36: Update function documentation to match implementationThe JSDoc for
showTourdoesn't match the actual implementation. It describes generating a dialog item but the function is actually showing a tour./** - * Generates a dialog item. Currently, this function is empty. - * @param {object} dialogItem - The dialog item to generate. + * Displays the tour dialog for the current step. + * @param {object} tourData - The tour data containing steps and styling information. * @returns {void} */ showTour: function (tourData) {Documentation weak, implementation heavy—fix the JSDoc to properly describe what the function does.
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89-89: Un-sanitised HTML opens the door to XSS
p.innerHTML = content;assumes the backend always delivers safe markup. If a malicious script sneaks intotourData.description, it runs in your users' browsers with full privileges. PrefertextContent, or run the HTML through a trusted sanitiser (DOMPurify, etc.).- p.innerHTML = content; + // If rich HTML is required, run `content` through a sanitizer first. + p.textContent = content;Better safe than sorry when mom's spaghetti is on the keyboard.
258-269:updatePositioncrashes when the target selector is missing
document.querySelector(...)can returnnull; callinggetBoundingClientRect()on it will throw. Guard against missing or transient elements and provide a graceful fallback.- function updatePosition() { - const targetElement = document.querySelector(bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].targetElement); - //update container position according to target element with smooth animation transition - const rect = targetElement.getBoundingClientRect(); + function updatePosition() { + const targetElement = document.querySelector( + bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].targetElement + ); + if (!targetElement) { + console.warn("Target element not found for step", bw.tour.currentStep); + return; + } + // Update container position according to target element with smooth animation transition + const rect = targetElement.getBoundingClientRect(); container.style.left = `${rect.left + window.scrollX}px`; container.style.top = `${rect.top + window.scrollY}px`; container.style.transform = `translate(-50%, 0%)`;This avoids a runtime exception that would abruptly end the tour.
283-289: Add error handling for data submissionThe
handleNextfunction callsbw.data.sendDatabut doesn't handle any errors that might occur during submission.function handleNext() { if (bw.tour.currentStep === indicators.length - 1) { - bw.data.sendData(bw.GuideType.TOUR, bw.user.getUserID(), true, bw.tour.tourData.id); - console.log("Tour completed"); - container.remove(); - return; + try { + const userId = bw.user.getUserID(); + if (!userId) { + console.warn("Cannot send tour completion: user ID not available"); + } else { + bw.data.sendData(bw.GuideType.TOUR, userId, true, bw.tour.tourData.id) + .catch(err => console.error("Failed to send tour completion data:", err)); + } + console.log("Tour completed"); + container.remove(); + return; + } catch (err) { + console.error("Error during tour completion:", err); + container.remove(); + return; + }Palms are sweaty thinking about those unhandled exceptions.
299-319: Mismatch between declared docs, call-site and implementation silently drops the error-callback
loadFloatingUILibrariesis documented (299-302) – and implemented with error callbacks (311-318) – but its signature (304) doesn't include the second callback parameter.- loadFloatingUILibraries: function (cb) { + // Accept both success & error callbacks + loadFloatingUILibraries: function (cb, errCb) { bw.util.loadScriptAsync(FLOATING_UI_CORE_URL, () => { console.log("@floating-ui/core loaded successfully"); bw.util.loadScriptAsync(FLOATING_UI_DOM_URL, () => { console.log("@floating-ui/dom loaded successfully"); + if (!window.bwonboarddata?.tour?.length) { + console.error("Tour data not found in window.bwonboarddata.tour"); + errCb ? errCb(new Error("Tour data missing")) : cb?.(false); + return; + } const options = window.bwonboarddata.tour[0]; - cb && cb(options); + cb?.(options); }, (err) => { console.error("Failed to load @floating-ui/dom:", err); - cb && cb(false); + errCb ? errCb(err) : cb?.(false); }); }, (err) => { console.error("Failed to load @floating-ui/core:", err); - cb && cb(false); + errCb ? errCb(err) : cb?.(false); }); }Knees weak, arms heavy thinking about all these callback inconsistencies.
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255-255:⚠️ Potential issueUn-sanitised HTML creates XSS vulnerability in dynamic updates
Similar to the initial content setting,
innerHTMLis used during updates without sanitization, creating an XSS vulnerability.- document.getElementById('bw-tour-description').innerHTML = bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].description; + // If rich HTML is required, use a sanitizer library like DOMPurify + document.getElementById('bw-tour-description').textContent = bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].description;Palms sweaty just thinking about those script injections via tour step descriptions. Stay safe!
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15-17:⚠️ Potential issueMissing checks for window.bwonboarddata could crash the tour initialization
The code directly accesses
window.bwonboarddata.tour[0]without checking if these objects exist first. If they're undefined, your users will be staring at a blank page with console errors.- init : async function (cb) { - const result = window.bwonboarddata.tour[0]; - const tourId = result.id; + init : async function (cb) { + if (!window.bwonboarddata?.tour?.length) { + console.error('Tour data not available in window.bwonboarddata.tour'); + cb?.(false); + return; + } + const result = window.bwonboarddata.tour[0]; + const tourId = result.id;Mom's spaghetti all over the keyboard when this crashes in production!
32-39:⚠️ Potential issueshowTour ignores the passed tourData parameter
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showTourfunction accepts atourDataparameter but then ignores it, relying on the globalbw.tour.tourDatainstead. This can lead to inconsistent behavior.- showTour: function (tourData) { + showTour: function (tourData) { if (!tourData) { console.error('No tour data provided'); return; } - + // Set the module's tourData if it was passed as a parameter + if (tourData !== bw.tour.tourData) { + bw.tour.tourData = tourData; + } + this.showDialog(bw.tour.currentStep); },There's vomit on his sweater already when parameters are ignored like this.
86-99:⚠️ Potential issueUn-sanitised HTML opens the door to XSS
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innerHTMLwithout sanitization can allow malicious script injection. If a malicious script gets intocontent, it will run with full privileges in your users' browsers.- p.innerHTML = content; + // If rich HTML is required, run `content` through a sanitizer first. + p.textContent = content;Palms are sweaty thinking about those XSS vulnerabilities!
258-269:⚠️ Potential issueupdatePosition crashes when the target selector is missing
document.querySelector(...)can returnnull; callinggetBoundingClientRect()on it will throw an exception. Need to guard against missing elements.- function updatePosition() { - const targetElement = document.querySelector(bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].targetElement); - //update container position according to target element with smooth animation transition - const rect = targetElement.getBoundingClientRect(); + function updatePosition() { + const targetElement = document.querySelector( + bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].targetElement + ); + if (!targetElement) { + console.warn("Target element not found for step", bw.tour.currentStep); + return; + } + // Update container position according to target element with smooth animation transition + const rect = targetElement.getBoundingClientRect();There's vomit on his sweater already, mom's spaghetti, when this crashes mid-tour.
314-324: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionMissing error callback in init call creates incomplete error handling
The initialization code doesn't provide an error callback to handle failures in loading the necessary libraries, and directly uses the success callback path.
(function () { - bw.tour.init((tourData) => { + bw.tour.init((tourData) => { if (tourData) { console.log("Tour initialized successfully!"); console.log(tourData); bw.tour.showTour(tourData); } else { console.warn("Tour initialization failed."); } + }, (error) => { + console.error("Tour initialization failed with error:", error); }); })();Palms are sweaty thinking about all those silent errors in the console.
254-256:⚠️ Potential issueDuplicate XSS vulnerability in updateData
Another instance of using
innerHTMLwithout sanitization. This creates the same XSS vulnerability.- document.getElementById('bw-tour-description').innerHTML = bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].description; + document.getElementById('bw-tour-description').textContent = bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].description;Arms are heavy just thinking about all these XSS vulnerabilities.
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frontend/Dockerfile (3)
1-6: Great use of multi-stage build for a slimmer image
Leveragingnode:22-alpine3.21, copying onlypackage*.jsonbeforenpm ci, and isolating the build step all help cache efficiency and reproducibility.
Suggest adding a.dockerignore(if not already present) to excludenode_modules,dist, etc., and keep the context lean.Example
.dockerignore:node_modules dist
8-9: Second stage: pin Nginx, add healthcheck and drop root
Switching tonginx:alpineis sound for serving static assets, but consider:
- Pinning a specific minor version (e.g.
nginx:1.25-alpine) for stability.- Adding a
HEALTHCHECKto let orchestrators detect broken containers.- Dropping privileges by switching to a non-root user (e.g.
USER nginx).FROM nginx:alpine +HEALTHCHECK --interval=30s --timeout=5s \ + CMD curl -f http://localhost/ || exit 1 COPY --from=builder /app/dist /usr/share/nginx/html EXPOSE 80 +USER nginx CMD ["nginx", "-g", "daemon off;"]Also applies to: 11-12
10-10: Clean up or enable your custom Nginx config
The commented-outCOPY nginx.confline could either be removed to reduce noise or enabled if you need custom routing or headers.jsAgent/tour.js (3)
18-25: Use optional chaining for callback invocationsThe callbacks might be undefined, leading to runtime errors. Optional chaining would make this code more robust.
- cb && cb(tourData); + cb?.(tourData);- cb && cb(false); + cb?.(false);Knees weak thinking about those potential undefined callbacks.
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141-150: Remove commented-out code that's not useful for documentationThese commented lines appear to be development notes with sample values rather than meaningful documentation. They clutter the code without adding value.
- /** - buttonBackgroundColor: "#d22828" - buttonTextColor: "#FFFFFF" - finalButtonText: "Complete tour" - ==headerColor: "#1f5fe0" - size: "small" - textColor: "#59ff00" - * - */Knees weak, arms are heavy looking at this leftover development cruft in production code.
79-82: Avoid hardcoding SVG strings in JavaScriptThe SVG for the close button is hardcoded as a string, making it difficult to maintain. Consider creating a utility function or using a proper icon library.
- const closeButton = `<svg id='bw-modal-close' focusable="false" viewBox="0 0 24 24" data-testid="CloseOutlinedIcon" - style="fill: rgb(152, 162, 179) !important; font-size: 20px !important; display: block !important; position: absolute !important; float: right !important; right: 23px !important; cursor: pointer !important; width: 20px !important; height: 20px !important; display: inline-block !important; margin: auto !important;"> - <path d="M19 6.41 17.59 5 12 10.59 6.41 5 5 6.41 10.59 12 5 17.59 6.41 19 12 13.41 17.59 19 19 17.59 13.41 12z"></path> - </svg>` + const closeButton = bw.util.createCloseIcon('bw-modal-close', { + fill: 'rgb(152, 162, 179)', + size: '20px', + position: 'absolute', + right: '23px', + cursor: 'pointer' + });Mom's spaghetti all over my code when I have to update that SVG string later.
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328-338: Missing error callback in init callThe initialization code doesn't provide an error callback to handle failures in loading the necessary libraries.
(function () { - bw.tour.init((tourData) => { + bw.tour.init((tourData) => { if (tourData) { console.log("Tour initialized successfully!"); console.log(tourData); bw.tour.showTour(tourData); } else { console.warn("Tour initialization failed."); } + }, (error) => { + console.error("Tour initialization failed with error:", error); }); })();There's vomit on his sweater already thinking about all the uncaught promise rejections in the console!
3-4: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionUse versioned imports with integrity hashes for external scripts
Loading external scripts without integrity hashes creates a security risk. If the CDN is compromised, malicious code could be injected.
-const FLOATING_UI_CORE_URL = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@floating-ui/[email protected]"; -const FLOATING_UI_DOM_URL = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@floating-ui/[email protected]"; +const FLOATING_UI_CORE_URL = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@floating-ui/[email protected]/dist/floating-ui.core.umd.min.js"; +const FLOATING_UI_CORE_INTEGRITY = "sha384-[actual hash value here]"; +const FLOATING_UI_DOM_URL = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@floating-ui/[email protected]/dist/floating-ui.dom.umd.min.js"; +const FLOATING_UI_DOM_INTEGRITY = "sha384-[actual hash value here]";Palms are sweaty thinking about CDN compromise attacks!
15-25:⚠️ Potential issueEliminate redundant API call and fix potential race condition
The code accesses
window.bwonboarddata.tour[0]without checking if it exists first, which could cause errors if the tour data isn't available.- init : async function (cb) { - const result = window.bwonboarddata.tour[0]; - const tourId = result.id; - - bw.data.getTourById(tourId).then((tourData) => { - console.log(tourData); - bw.tour.tourData = tourData; - cb && cb(tourData); - }).catch((error) => { - console.error('Error fetching tour data:', error); - cb && cb(false); - }); + init : async function (cb) { + if (!window.bwonboarddata?.tour?.length) { + console.error('Tour data not available in window.bwonboarddata.tour'); + cb?.(false); + return; + } + const result = window.bwonboarddata.tour[0]; + const tourId = result.id; + bw.data.getTourById(tourId).then((tourData) => { + console.log(tourData); + bw.tour.tourData = tourData; + cb?.(tourData); + }).catch((error) => { + console.error('Error fetching tour data:', error); + cb?.(false); + });Mom's spaghetti would fall right out of her arms seeing this potential error source!
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32-39:⚠️ Potential issueVerify tourData parameter is consistent with module data
The
showTourfunction accepts atourDataparameter but then ignores it and usesbw.tour.tourDatainstead. This can lead to inconsistent behavior.- showTour: function (tourData) { - if (!tourData) { - console.error('No tour data provided'); - return; - } - - this.showDialog(bw.tour.currentStep); + showTour: function (tourData) { + if (!tourData) { + console.error('No tour data provided'); + return; + } + + // Set the module's tourData if it was passed as a parameter + if (tourData !== bw.tour.tourData) { + bw.tour.tourData = tourData; + } + + this.showDialog(bw.tour.currentStep);Mom's spaghetti all over the place when parameters are ignored like this!
89-89:⚠️ Potential issueUn-sanitised HTML opens the door to XSS
p.innerHTML = content;assumes the backend always delivers safe markup. If a malicious script sneaks intotourData.description, it runs in your users' browsers with full privileges.- p.innerHTML = content; + // If rich HTML is required, run `content` through a sanitizer first. + p.textContent = content;Better safe than sorry when mom's spaghetti is on the keyboard!
258-264:⚠️ Potential issue
updatePositioncrashes when the target selector is missing
document.querySelector(...)can returnnull; callinggetBoundingClientRect()on it will throw. Guard against missing or transient elements.- function updatePosition() { - const targetElement = document.querySelector(bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].targetElement); - //update container position according to target element with smooth animation transition - const rect = targetElement.getBoundingClientRect(); - container.style.left = `${rect.left + window.scrollX}px`; - container.style.top = `${rect.top + window.scrollY}px`; - container.style.transform = `translate(-50%, 0%)`; + function updatePosition() { + const targetElement = document.querySelector( + bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].targetElement + ); + if (!targetElement) { + console.warn("Target element not found for step", bw.tour.currentStep); + return; + } + // Update container position according to target element with smooth animation transition + const rect = targetElement.getBoundingClientRect(); + container.style.left = `${rect.left + window.scrollX}px`; + container.style.top = `${rect.top + window.scrollY}px`; + container.style.transform = `translate(-50%, 0%)`;This avoids a runtime exception that would abruptly end the tour and have vomit on your sweater already!
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53-53: Remove trailing whitespaceThere's trailing whitespace on this line that should be removed.
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120-121: Add keyboard accessibility attributes to buttonsTo improve accessibility, add appropriate attributes like
aria-labelto provide context for screen reader users.const nextButton = document.createElement('button'); nextButton.className = 'next-button'; nextButton.textContent = 'Next'; nextButton.disabled = bw.tour.currentStep === bw.tour.tourData.steps.length - 1; + nextButton.setAttribute('aria-label', 'Go to next step');Knees weak thinking about keyboard users trying to navigate without proper accessibility attributes!
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43-45: Nice job configuring dynamic Docker build selection based on environment!The new build configuration with context and dynamic dockerfile selection is a solid approach. This allows you to maintain separate Dockerfiles for different environments while keeping the compose file structure consistent.
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50-50: Port change to standard HTTP port improves accessibilityChanging from port 4173 to port 80 makes the frontend service accessible through standard HTTP port, which aligns with the new Nginx configuration mentioned in the PR objectives.
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1-62: Great production setup with all necessary servicesThe production Docker Compose configuration is well-structured with all required services for a complete deployment environment. The configuration is consistent with the development setup while making appropriate adjustments for production use.
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309-320: Great job adding resize and scroll event listeners for repositioning!I like how you've added event listeners to reposition the tour dialog when the window is resized or scrolled, and you're properly cleaning up the listeners when the container is removed. This is excellent for maintaining proper UI alignment.
286-301: Good error handling for data submissionGreat job implementing proper error handling for the data submission when completing the tour. The try-catch block and the additional checks for user ID availability are excellent defensive programming practices.
241-242: Good button text update for the final stepNice job changing the "Next" button text to use the
finalButtonTextproperty from the tour data on the last step. This provides a clearer indication to users that they're completing the tour.
45-48: Improved container border styleThe border styling with
!importantensures the border will be visible regardless of any inherited styles. This aligns with the PR objective to fix guide borders.
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3-4: Use versioned imports with integrity hashes for external scriptsLoading external scripts without integrity hashes is a security risk. If the CDN is compromised, malicious code could be injected.
Palms are sweaty thinking about CDN compromise attacks! This issue was previously flagged but hasn't been addressed yet.
15-16: Guard against missing tour data to prevent runtime errorsAccessing
window.bwonboarddata.tour[0]without null checks will cause the tour to crash if the data structure is missing or empty.There's vomit on his sweater already thinking about those undefined property access errors when the tour data is missing! This was flagged before but still needs addressing.
126-126: XSS vulnerability in content renderingUsing
innerHTMLto render potentially untrusted content creates an XSS vulnerability. If malicious script content reaches the tour description, it will execute in users' browsers.Better safe than sorry when mom's spaghetti contains malicious scripts! This critical security issue was flagged before but still exists.
286-286: Same XSS vulnerability in updateData functionThe
innerHTMLusage here has the same security vulnerability as the generateContent function.Knees weak thinking about this XSS vulnerability that's been flagged before but remains unfixed!
290-292: Target element null check missing
document.querySelector()can returnnull, and callinggetBoundingClientRect()on null will throw a runtime exception.There's vomit on his sweater already when
updatePositioncrashes because the target selector is missing! This was previously identified but hasn't been fixed.
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45-45: Use optional chaining for cleaner null-safe callback invocationThe static analysis tool correctly suggests using optional chaining for callback invocation to improve code readability.
- cb && cb(tourData); + cb?.(tourData);- cb && cb(false); + cb?.(false);Knees weak thinking about all those manual null checks when optional chaining exists!
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335-350: Excellent error handling implementationThe error handling in the
handleNextfunction properly addresses previous concerns about unhandled exceptions during tour completion. The try-catch block and user ID validation prevent crashes.This is much better than mom's spaghetti - proper error handling that won't leave users staring at a crashed tour!
358-369: Well-implemented event listener cleanupThe resize and scroll event listener management properly cleans up when the container is removed from the DOM, preventing memory leaks.
No more sweaty palms about memory leaks - this cleanup logic is solid as mom's best spaghetti recipe!
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15-18: Use exec form for the dev command
The shell-style command with a trailing semicolon can swallow errors. Prefer the exec array form for clarity and proper error propagation:command: - npm - run - dev
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202-202:⚠️ Potential issueSyntax slip - there's a rogue comma hanging out where a semicolon should be!
Knees weak moment here - you've got a trailing comma instead of a semicolon after the color property.
- hintContainer.style.color = '#333', + hintContainer.style.color = '#333';
478-478:⚠️ Potential issueAnother syntax stumble - missing semicolon after the color assignment!
Arms are heavy with these syntax errors - need that semicolon to close out the statement properly.
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187-187: Consider extracting these hardcoded colours into constantsThere's vomit on your sweater already with all these magic colour values scattered throughout! Consider creating a colour palette object at the top of the file for better maintainability.
+const COLORS = { + PRIMARY_PURPLE: '#7F56D9', + TEXT_PRIMARY: '#333', + TEXT_SECONDARY: '#344054', + BORDER_LIGHT: '#D0D5DD', + // ... other colours +};Then use
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216-225: Yo, this cssText consolidation is actually fire! 🔥Mom's spaghetti moment avoided here - you've cleaned up what could've been a messy pile of individual style assignments into one slick cssText block. This is more performant (fewer DOM manipulations) and way more readable. The styling properties are all preserved correctly.
512-523: Copy button's got that proper error handling now - no more sweaty palms! 💪This async/await implementation with try-catch is solid. The user feedback ("Copied!" vs "Failed!") is a nice touch, and the 2-second timeout to revert the button text keeps things clean. Much better than the previous implementation that could leave users hanging if the clipboard API failed.
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3-4:⚠️ Potential issueUse versioned imports with integrity hashes for external scripts
Palms are sweaty thinking about CDN compromise attacks! Loading external scripts without integrity hashes is a security risk. If the CDN is compromised, malicious code could be injected.
-const FLOATING_UI_CORE_URL = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@floating-ui/[email protected]"; -const FLOATING_UI_DOM_URL = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@floating-ui/[email protected]"; +const FLOATING_UI_CORE_URL = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@floating-ui/[email protected]/dist/floating-ui.core.umd.min.js"; +const FLOATING_UI_CORE_INTEGRITY = "sha384-...[actual hash value here]"; +const FLOATING_UI_DOM_URL = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@floating-ui/[email protected]/dist/floating-ui.dom.umd.min.js"; +const FLOATING_UI_DOM_INTEGRITY = "sha384-...[actual hash value here]";
55-62: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionParameter inconsistency in showTour function
Mom's spaghetti all over the place when parameters are ignored like this! The function accepts
tourDatabut doesn't use it, instead relying onbw.tour.currentStep.- showTour: function (tourData) { + showTour: function (tourData) { if (!tourData) { console.error('No tour data provided'); return; } - + // Set the module's tourData if it was passed as a parameter + if (tourData !== bw.tour.tourData) { + bw.tour.tourData = tourData; + } + this.showDialog(bw.tour.currentStep); },
126-126:⚠️ Potential issueXSS vulnerability in generateContent function
Knees weak thinking about this XSS vulnerability!
p.innerHTML = content;assumes the backend always delivers safe markup. If malicious script sneaks intotourData.description, it runs in users' browsers with full privileges.- p.innerHTML = content; + // If rich HTML is required, run `content` through a sanitizer first. + p.textContent = content;
298-298:⚠️ Potential issueSame XSS vulnerability in updateData function
The
innerHTMLusage in updateData has the same XSS vulnerability as in the generateContent function!- document.getElementById('bw-tour-description').innerHTML = bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].description; + // If rich HTML is required, use a sanitizer before setting innerHTML + document.getElementById('bw-tour-description').textContent = bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].description;
302-304:⚠️ Potential issueMissing null check in updatePosition function
updatePositioncrashes when the target selector is missing!document.querySelector(...)can returnnull; callinggetBoundingClientRect()on it will throw.- const targetElement = document.querySelector(bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].targetElement); - //update container position according to target element with smooth animation transition - const rect = targetElement.getBoundingClientRect(); + const targetElement = document.querySelector( + bw.tour.tourData.steps[bw.tour.currentStep].targetElement + ); + if (!targetElement) { + console.warn("Target element not found for step", bw.tour.currentStep); + return; + } + // Update container position according to target element with smooth animation transition + const rect = targetElement.getBoundingClientRect();
329-331:⚠️ Potential issueAdd null check for target element highlighting
Arms are heavy with the weight of all these potential null reference errors! The
highlightTatgetElementfunction should verify the target element exists before attempting to modify its classes.function highlightTatgetElement(targetElement){ + if (!targetElement) { + console.warn("Cannot highlight: target element is null"); + return; + } // highlight target element targetElement.classList.add('bw-glowing-box'); }
15-16:⚠️ Potential issueAdd null checks for window.bwonboarddata access
There's vomit on his sweater already thinking about those null reference exceptions! The code accesses
window.bwonboarddata.tour[0]without verifying the object exists.- const result = window.bwonboarddata.tour[0]; - const tourId = result.id; + if (!window.bwonboarddata?.tour?.length) { + console.error('Tour data not available in window.bwonboarddata.tour'); + cb?.(false); + return; + } + const result = window.bwonboarddata.tour[0]; + const tourId = result.id;
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jsAgent/tour.js (2)
45-48: Use optional chaining for callback invocationsArms are heavy with all these repetitive null checks! The static analysis tool is right - you can simplify the callback pattern.
- cb && cb(tourData); + cb?.(tourData);- cb && cb(false); + cb?.(false);🧰 Tools
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[error] 45-45: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
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[error] 48-48: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
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329-329: Fix typo in function nameMom's spaghetti is falling out thinking about this typo!
highlightTatgetElementshould behighlightTargetElement.- function highlightTatgetElement(targetElement){ + function highlightTargetElement(targetElement){Don't forget to update the function call on line 314:
- highlightTatgetElement(targetElement); + highlightTargetElement(targetElement);
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jsAgent/tour.js (2)
349-366: Good error handling implementationThere's relief in my sweaty palms seeing this proper error handling! The try-catch blocks and user ID validation show much better defensive programming compared to earlier versions.
374-385: Excellent event listener managementKnees feeling strong seeing this proper cleanup! The resize and scroll event listeners with proper cleanup prevent memory leaks and ensure the tour dialog repositions correctly.
Describe your changes
1 - Fixed tooltip just showing last tooltip if 2 or more tips in the data.
2 - Fixed every guides borders.
3 - In Tour guide last and previous steps button name is fixed, changing accordingly.
4 - nginx configuration added in front end application.
Implementing tour agent and some other tasks.
issue number 541