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WalkthroughThe note deletion process in the application was updated to include a user confirmation step. Now, when a user attempts to delete a note, a confirmation dialog appears, and the note is only deleted if the user confirms the action. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant App (script.js)
participant Browser
User->>App (script.js): Clicks delete button on note
App (script.js)->>Browser: Show confirm dialog ("Do you want to delete note?")
Browser-->>User: Display confirmation prompt
User-->>Browser: Confirms or cancels
Browser-->>App (script.js): Return user's choice
alt User confirms
App (script.js)->>App (script.js): Delete note and update local storage
else User cancels
App (script.js)->>App (script.js): Abort deletion, note remains
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44-53: Good addition of confirmation dialog with room for improvement.The confirmation step successfully prevents accidental note deletions, which aligns well with the PR objective. The logic correctly handles both confirmation and cancellation scenarios.
Consider these improvements for better user experience:
- Replace the browser's
confirm()dialog with a custom modal for more modern UX- Improve the confirmation message grammar to "Do you want to delete this note?"
45-50: Minor code style improvements needed.The implementation has a few style issues that should be addressed:
Apply this diff to improve code style:
- const deleteNote = confirm("Do you want to delete note?") - if(deleteNote){ + const deleteNote = confirm("Do you want to delete this note?"); + if (!deleteNote) { + return; + } + note.remove(); - }else{ - return - }This change:
- Adds missing semicolon after the confirm() call
- Improves grammar in the confirmation message
- Uses early return pattern for cleaner code flow
- Adds proper spacing around control flow statements
I have inserted confirm on delete icon, so that someone will be asked whether s/he wants to delete the note or not
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