Documentation

Class: QuickStart

Description: This component renders a modal that guides users through the quick start process. The modal initially displays a list of repositories and allows the user to select one. Once a repository is chosen, the component renders a detailed view with information about the selected repository.

Example:

import QuickStart from './QuickStart';

// Usage in a component
const MyComponent = () => {
  return (
    <QuickStart setFaq={() => {}} />
  );
};

Methods


Method: closeModal

Description: This method is called when the user closes the quick start modal. It removes the hashtag from the URL and resets the modal state.

Parameters: None

Returns: void

Example:

// Example call within the QuickStart component
const QuickStart = () => {
  // ...
  const closeModal = () => {
    // ...
  };

  // Calling the method in a button
  <button onClick={closeModal}>Close Modal</button>
};

Considerations

  • The QuickStart component relies on the ModalPath.QUICKSTART constant from the @/utils/Constants module. Ensure this constant is correctly defined.
  • The QuickStart component uses the useHistory hook from react-router-dom. This hook is used to update the browser's URL when closing the modal. Make sure react-router-dom is installed and configured in your project.
  • The QuickStart component communicates with its parent component using the setFaq prop. This prop is expected to be a function that updates the parent component's state.

Potential Pitfalls

  • If the ModalPath.QUICKSTART constant is not correctly defined, the modal may not appear when the user navigates to the URL with the corresponding hashtag.
  • If the setFaq prop is not provided or is not a function, the component will not be able to communicate with its parent component.
  • The QuickStart component relies on the browser's history API. If the user's browser does not support this API, the component may not work as expected.

Summary

The QuickStart component provides a user-friendly modal for guiding users through the initial setup process. It utilizes various React hooks and components to achieve this functionality. Ensure the necessary dependencies and configurations are in place for the component to function correctly.