import type {
PullRequestActor,
PullRequestCheck,
PullRequestCheckStatus,
PullRequestChecksState,
PullRequestMergeability,
PullRequestState,
} from "@t3tools/contracts";
import {
CircleCheckIcon,
CircleDashedIcon,
CircleDotIcon,
CircleXIcon,
GitMergeIcon,
GitPullRequestClosedIcon,
GitPullRequestDraftIcon,
GitPullRequestIcon,
LoaderIcon,
TriangleAlertIcon,
} from "lucide-react";
import { Children, isValidElement, type ReactNode } from "react";
import { cn } from "~/lib/utils";
import { Badge } from "../ui/badge";
import { Tooltip, TooltipPopup, TooltipTrigger } from "../ui/tooltip";
import type { PullRequestReviewOutcome } from "./pullRequestDetail.logic";
interface StatePresentation {
readonly label: string;
readonly toneClassName: string;
readonly Icon: typeof GitPullRequestIcon;
}
/**
* How a pull request's state reads on this page. Open, closed and merged use the same ink as
* the thread badge in `ThreadStatusIndicators`, so one pull request cannot look like two
* different things in two places; draft and conflicts are states that badge never shows.
*
* Draft outranks conflicts: a draft is not heading for a merge yet, so conflicts only surface
* once it is real work.
*/
export function resolvePullRequestState(input: {
readonly state: PullRequestState;
readonly isDraft: boolean;
readonly mergeability?: PullRequestMergeability;
readonly baseBranch?: string;
}): StatePresentation {
if (input.state === "merged") {
return {
label: "Merged",
toneClassName: "text-violet-600 dark:text-violet-300/90",
Icon: GitMergeIcon,
};
}
if (input.state === "closed") {
return {
label: "Closed",
toneClassName: "text-red-600 dark:text-red-300/90",
Icon: GitPullRequestClosedIcon,
};
}
if (input.isDraft) {
return {
label: "Draft",
toneClassName: "text-zinc-500 dark:text-zinc-400/80",
Icon: GitPullRequestDraftIcon,
};
}
if (input.mergeability === "conflicting") {
return {
// "Has conflicts" leaves out the one thing a reader wants when the warning triangle catches
// their eye, so name the branch it collides with wherever the caller knows it.
label: input.baseBranch ? `Conflicts with ${input.baseBranch}` : "Has conflicts",
toneClassName: "text-destructive",
Icon: TriangleAlertIcon,
};
}
return {
label: "Open",
toneClassName: "text-emerald-600 dark:text-emerald-300/90",
Icon: GitPullRequestIcon,
};
}
export function PullRequestStateGlyph({
state,
isDraft,
mergeability,
baseBranch,
className,
}: {
state: PullRequestState;
isDraft: boolean;
mergeability?: PullRequestMergeability;
baseBranch?: string;
className?: string;
}) {
const presentation = resolvePullRequestState({
state,
isDraft,
...(mergeability ? { mergeability } : {}),
...(baseBranch ? { baseBranch } : {}),
});
return (
{/* The list row is itself a button, so the trigger stays a span: an interactive one would
nest a control inside that button and steal the row's click target. */}
}>
{presentation.label}
);
}
const CHECK_STATUS_PRESENTATION = {
pending: { label: "Running", Icon: LoaderIcon, toneClassName: "animate-spin text-amber-500" },
success: {
label: "Passed",
Icon: CircleCheckIcon,
toneClassName: "text-emerald-600 dark:text-emerald-300/90",
},
failure: { label: "Failed", Icon: CircleXIcon, toneClassName: "text-destructive" },
cancelled: { label: "Cancelled", Icon: CircleXIcon, toneClassName: "text-destructive" },
skipped: { label: "Skipped", Icon: CircleDashedIcon, toneClassName: "text-muted-foreground/70" },
neutral: { label: "Neutral", Icon: CircleDashedIcon, toneClassName: "text-muted-foreground/70" },
} as const satisfies Record<
PullRequestCheckStatus,
{ label: string; Icon: typeof CircleCheckIcon; toneClassName: string }
>;
export function pullRequestCheckStatusLabel(status: PullRequestCheckStatus): string {
return CHECK_STATUS_PRESENTATION[status].label;
}
export function PullRequestCheckStatusIcon({ status }: { status: PullRequestCheckStatus }) {
const presentation = CHECK_STATUS_PRESENTATION[status];
return (
);
}
/**
* The rollup a listing row carries, which is one word rather than the checks behind it. The
* headline is GitHub's own wording, so a reader who knows that page reads this one the same way.
*/
const CHECKS_STATE_PRESENTATION = {
passing: {
label: "All checks have passed",
Icon: CircleCheckIcon,
toneClassName: "text-emerald-600 dark:text-emerald-300/90",
},
failing: {
label: "Some checks were not successful",
Icon: CircleXIcon,
toneClassName: "text-destructive",
},
pending: {
label: "Some checks haven't completed yet",
Icon: CircleDotIcon,
toneClassName: "text-amber-600 dark:text-amber-400/90",
},
} as const satisfies Record<
PullRequestChecksState,
{ label: string; Icon: typeof CircleCheckIcon; toneClassName: string }
>;
export function pullRequestChecksStatePresentation(state: PullRequestChecksState) {
return CHECKS_STATE_PRESENTATION[state];
}
/**
* The same rollup the server sends with a listing row, worked out here from the checks a detail
* already holds โ so the header shows the icon without a second field travelling with it.
*
* Null for a change request with no checks: nothing to show beats a tick nobody earned.
*/
export function pullRequestChecksState(
checks: ReadonlyArray,
): PullRequestChecksState | null {
if (checks.length === 0) return null;
const statuses = checks.map((check) => check.status);
if (statuses.includes("failure") || statuses.includes("cancelled")) return "failing";
if (statuses.includes("pending")) return "pending";
return statuses.includes("success") ? "passing" : null;
}
/**
* How a verdict reads, in the one place every surface takes it from. The green is the green a
* passing check already wears in the same panel, so "approved" and "all checks passed" cannot
* look like two different kinds of good news.
*
* The ring runs a shade stronger than the text tones. At 16px across it is a thin arc, and the
* muted pairing that reads well as a word was barely there as an outline.
*/
const REVIEW_OUTCOME_PRESENTATION = {
approved: {
label: "Approved",
Icon: CircleCheckIcon,
toneClassName: "text-emerald-600 dark:text-emerald-300/90",
ringClassName: "ring-2 ring-emerald-500 dark:ring-emerald-400",
staleRingClassName:
"ring-2 ring-[color-mix(in_srgb,var(--color-emerald-500)_35%,var(--background))] dark:ring-[color-mix(in_srgb,var(--color-emerald-400)_35%,var(--background))]",
badgeVariant: "success",
},
"changes-requested": {
label: "Changes requested",
Icon: CircleXIcon,
toneClassName: "text-destructive",
ringClassName: "ring-2 ring-destructive",
staleRingClassName: "ring-2 ring-[color-mix(in_srgb,var(--destructive)_35%,var(--background))]",
badgeVariant: "error",
},
dismissed: {
label: "Review dismissed",
Icon: CircleDashedIcon,
toneClassName: "text-muted-foreground/70",
ringClassName: "ring-2 ring-muted-foreground/60",
staleRingClassName:
"ring-2 ring-[color-mix(in_srgb,var(--contrast-muted-foreground)_30%,var(--background))]",
badgeVariant: "outline",
},
} as const satisfies Record<
PullRequestReviewOutcome,
{
label: string;
Icon: typeof CircleCheckIcon;
toneClassName: string;
ringClassName: string;
staleRingClassName: string;
badgeVariant: "success" | "error" | "outline";
}
>;
export function pullRequestReviewOutcomeToneClassName(outcome: PullRequestReviewOutcome): string {
return REVIEW_OUTCOME_PRESENTATION[outcome].toneClassName;
}
/** Worn by whatever wraps a reviewer's avatar, so their verdict reads without a row of its own. */
/**
* A faded verdict is mixed into the background rather than made translucent. The ring is the only
* separator an avatar carrying one has โ the summary drops the opaque `ring-background` where a
* verdict is drawn โ and the stack overlaps by 4px, so an alpha ring would let the neighbour show
* straight through it and the two faces would merge.
*/
export function pullRequestReviewOutcomeRingClassName(
outcome: PullRequestReviewOutcome,
stale = false,
): string {
const presentation = REVIEW_OUTCOME_PRESENTATION[outcome];
return stale ? presentation.staleRingClassName : presentation.ringClassName;
}
/**
* What a superseded verdict says, which is the same word with when it applied added. Commits
* landed after it, so it stands for code the branch no longer has.
*/
export function pullRequestReviewOutcomeStaleLabel(outcome: PullRequestReviewOutcome): string {
return `${REVIEW_OUTCOME_PRESENTATION[outcome].label} earlier changes`;
}
/** Decorative: every caller says which verdict this is in words beside it. */
export function PullRequestReviewOutcomeIcon({
outcome,
className,
}: {
outcome: PullRequestReviewOutcome;
className?: string;
}) {
const presentation = REVIEW_OUTCOME_PRESENTATION[outcome];
return (
);
}
export function pullRequestReviewOutcomeLabel(outcome: PullRequestReviewOutcome): string {
return REVIEW_OUTCOME_PRESENTATION[outcome].label;
}
export function PullRequestReviewOutcomeBadge({
outcome,
className,
}: {
outcome: PullRequestReviewOutcome;
className?: string;
}) {
const presentation = REVIEW_OUTCOME_PRESENTATION[outcome];
return (
{presentation.label}
);
}
export function PullRequestActorAvatar({
actor,
className,
}: {
actor: PullRequestActor | null;
className?: string;
}) {
const login = actor?.login ?? "ghost";
const avatarUrl = actor?.avatarUrl ?? null;
return avatarUrl === null ? (
// Not every host reports an avatar, so the initial stands in where none arrives.
{login.slice(0, 1).toUpperCase()}
) : (
);
}
/** GitHub attributes work from a deleted account to "ghost"; say the same word everywhere. */
export function PullRequestActorLabel({
actor,
className,
tooltip = true,
}: {
actor: PullRequestActor | null;
className?: string;
tooltip?: boolean;
}) {
const login = actor?.login ?? "ghost";
const label = (
<>
{login}
>
);
if (!tooltip) {
return {label};
}
return (
}
>
{label}
{login}
);
}
/** Added and removed lines, coloured the way every host colours them. */
export function PullRequestDiffStat({
additions,
deletions,
className,
}: {
additions: number;
deletions: number;
className?: string;
}) {
// Not every host reports line counts. Showing "+0 -0" would read as an empty change set
// rather than as a missing one, so the stat is left out instead.
if (additions === 0 && deletions === 0) {
return null;
}
return (
+{additions.toLocaleString()}
-{deletions.toLocaleString()}
);
}
/**
* Dot-separated metadata. It owns the separator, and draws one only between the segments that
* survive, so a caller can render `{condition ? : null}` without leaving a stray dot.
* `Children.toArray` drops the nullish entries and keys what remains, which a plain array
* check would not do for a single child or a fragment. A separator borrows the key of the
* segment it precedes, so it stays stable without counting positions.
*/
function separatorKey(segment: ReactNode): string {
return `separator:${isValidElement(segment) ? String(segment.key) : String(segment)}`;
}
export function PullRequestMetaLine({
children,
className,
}: {
children: ReactNode;
className?: string;
}) {
const segments = Children.toArray(children);
return (
{segments.flatMap((segment, index) =>
index === 0
? segment
: [
ยท
,
segment,
],
)}
);
}
export function summarizePullRequestChecks(checks: ReadonlyArray): string {
if (checks.length === 0) return "No checks reported";
const failed = checks.filter(
(check) => check.status === "failure" || check.status === "cancelled",
).length;
const pending = checks.filter((check) => check.status === "pending").length;
const passed = checks.filter((check) => check.status === "success").length;
if (failed > 0) return `${failed} of ${checks.length} failing`;
if (pending > 0) return `${pending} of ${checks.length} running`;
return passed === checks.length ? "All checks passed" : `${passed} of ${checks.length} passing`;
}