Fix some minor js issues #2184
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The value is internally converted to a numeral anyway, so we can be lenient in accepting data. Additionally, the component was called with a no longer existing property, which I removed as well.
…e object, not a JS Object This caused Proptype Errors in AddButton and Citation
…onent The original issue was just that the ToggleButton was situated in the Tab Button, which throws an error, because you are not allowed to nest a <button> within a <button>. Then it occurred to me, that this was the only instance where this button is used and that it's usage (namely toggling reaction scheme between default and gaseous) was not very clear until you hover over the button and read the tooltip. Therefore I replaced it by a regular bootstrap buttongroup we also use in other places. This way, the toggling functionality becomes clear directly, as both buttons are displayed at the same time. So no more hover necessary. Additionally, the buttons use a global utility component for easier styling of toggle buttons throughout the app.
The render function sets a default, so the prop is definitely not required
…hment for PropType checking
…string-like contexts anyway
maiwald
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Sep 26, 2024
| updatedLiterature.refs = { citation, bibtex: citation.format('bibtex'), bibliography: json.format('bibliography') }; | ||
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I think this modifies the prevState.literature object. This may not cause any issues but I'd prefer creating a new object, as in {…prevState.literature, doi: doi, etc… }
| updatedLiterature.refs = { citation, bibtex: citation.format('bibtex'), bibliography: json.format('bibliography') }; | ||
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| return ({ literature: updatedLiterature }); | ||
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| const { literature } = this.state; | ||
| this.handleLiteratureAdd(literature); |
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Just looking at this, it seems odd that we are calling handleLiteratureAdd with the current literature object, that has not been affected by the changes in setState above.
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I clicked through the app and noted a lot of small JS errors in development mode (mostly PropType related).
This PR fixes them as good as possible.