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contribution on the issue #1974

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  • New Features
    • Added a company description field to the experience section, allowing users to include a brief description for each company in their experience entries.
    • The company description is now displayed below the company name in all relevant templates.
    • The experience form now includes a company description input with a live character count and a 50-character limit.

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A new optional companyDescription field has been introduced to the experience schema and its default object. The experience dialog form now includes a controlled input for this field, with a 50-character limit and a live character count. Across multiple artboard template files, the rendering logic for experience items has been updated to display the companyDescription beneath the company name. Several files also update their React import style to include the full React namespace alongside Fragment. No changes were made to the signatures of exported or public entities.

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File(s) Change Summary
libs/schema/src/sections/experience.ts Added optional companyDescription field to schema and default object.
apps/client/src/pages/builder/sidebars/left/dialogs/experience.tsx Added companyDescription input to form, with 50-character limit and live count.
apps/artboard/src/templates/azurill.tsx
.../kakuna.tsx
.../leafish.tsx
.../onyx.tsx
Added <div>{item.companyDescription}</div> after company name in Experience component.
apps/artboard/src/templates/bronzor.tsx
.../chikorita.tsx
.../ditto.tsx
.../gengar.tsx
.../glalie.tsx
.../nosepass.tsx
.../pikachu.tsx
.../rhyhorn.tsx
Updated React import to include React namespace and added display of companyDescription in Experience component.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ExperienceDialog
    participant Schema
    participant ArtboardTemplate

    User->>ExperienceDialog: Opens experience dialog
    ExperienceDialog->>User: Displays form (with companyDescription input)
    User->>ExperienceDialog: Enters companyDescription (max 50 chars)
    ExperienceDialog->>Schema: Submits experience with companyDescription
    Schema->>ArtboardTemplate: Passes experience data
    ArtboardTemplate->>User: Renders companyDescription below company name
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In the fields where experiences grow,
A company’s story now softly will show.
Fifty characters—short and sweet,
Beneath the name, a new detail to greet.
Rabbits hop with delight and cheer,
For every description is now crystal clear!
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
apps/client/src/pages/builder/sidebars/left/dialogs/experience.tsx (1)

125-125: Consider consistent spacing between form fields

These extra blank lines appear to be inconsistent with the spacing pattern used between other form fields in this file.

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Also applies to: 140-141

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  • apps/artboard/src/templates/azurill.tsx (1 hunks)
  • apps/artboard/src/templates/bronzor.tsx (2 hunks)
  • apps/artboard/src/templates/chikorita.tsx (2 hunks)
  • apps/artboard/src/templates/ditto.tsx (2 hunks)
  • apps/artboard/src/templates/gengar.tsx (2 hunks)
  • apps/artboard/src/templates/glalie.tsx (2 hunks)
  • apps/artboard/src/templates/kakuna.tsx (1 hunks)
  • apps/artboard/src/templates/leafish.tsx (1 hunks)
  • apps/artboard/src/templates/nosepass.tsx (2 hunks)
  • apps/artboard/src/templates/onyx.tsx (1 hunks)
  • apps/artboard/src/templates/pikachu.tsx (2 hunks)
  • apps/artboard/src/templates/rhyhorn.tsx (2 hunks)
  • apps/client/src/pages/builder/sidebars/left/dialogs/experience.tsx (4 hunks)
  • libs/schema/src/sections/experience.ts (2 hunks)
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apps/client/src/pages/builder/sidebars/left/dialogs/experience.tsx (1)
libs/ui/src/components/form.tsx (5)
  • FormField (11-20)
  • FormItem (22-32)
  • FormLabel (36-50)
  • FormControl (54-69)
  • FormMessage (91-112)
🔇 Additional comments (24)
libs/schema/src/sections/experience.ts (2)

13-13: Good addition of the optional company description field.

The new field companyDescription is properly defined as an optional string field in the schema, which maintains backward compatibility with existing data.


28-28: Correctly initialized default value for the new field.

The defaultExperience object is properly updated with an empty string for the new companyDescription field.

apps/artboard/src/templates/kakuna.tsx (1)

258-258: Successfully implemented company description display.

The div element correctly renders the company description right after the company name, providing good visual hierarchy in the resume layout.

apps/artboard/src/templates/chikorita.tsx (2)

20-20: Updated React import to include full namespace.

The import statement now includes the full React namespace along with Fragment, which follows best practices for React components that might use JSX features requiring the React namespace.


244-244: Properly implemented company description display.

The new div element correctly renders the company description immediately after the company name and before the position, maintaining a logical information hierarchy.

apps/artboard/src/templates/nosepass.tsx (2)

20-20: Updated React import to include full namespace.

The import statement now includes the full React namespace along with Fragment, which follows best practices for modern React components.


309-309: Successfully integrated company description display.

The div element correctly renders the company description between the company name and position information, consistent with the implementation in other templates.

apps/artboard/src/templates/ditto.tsx (2)

20-20: Updated React import to include the full namespace.

The import was updated to include the full React namespace alongside Fragment. This is consistent with the changes in other template files and ensures that any JSX features that might require React are available.


291-291: Added company description display to the Experience component.

The new div element renders the companyDescription property for each experience item, placing it in the right column alongside the date and location. This implementation matches the feature requirement to display the company description in the experience section.

apps/artboard/src/templates/pikachu.tsx (2)

20-20: Updated React import to include the full namespace.

The import was updated to include the full React namespace alongside Fragment. This maintains consistency with other template files in the project.


293-293: Added company description display to the Experience component.

The new div element renders the companyDescription property for each experience item, placing it after the company name and before the position. This placement is appropriate for this template layout.

apps/artboard/src/templates/leafish.tsx (1)

253-253: Added company description display to the Experience component.

The new div element renders the companyDescription property for each experience item, placing it after the company name/URL and before the position. The implementation aligns with the feature requirement and maintains consistency with other templates while respecting this template's unique layout.

apps/artboard/src/templates/glalie.tsx (2)

27-27: Updated React import to include the full namespace.

The import was updated to include the full React namespace alongside Fragment, maintaining consistency with other template files in the project.


256-256: Added company description display to the Experience component.

The new div element renders the companyDescription property for each experience item, placing it after the company name and before the position. The implementation correctly integrates with this template's layout structure.

apps/artboard/src/templates/rhyhorn.tsx (2)

20-20: Import style change noted.

The full React namespace is now imported alongside Fragment. While not strictly necessary for this component's functionality, this change maintains consistency with other files in the codebase.


259-259: Implementation of company description display looks good.

The new field is properly placed in a logical position - directly below the company name and before the position title. This maintains the visual hierarchy of information and is consistent with implementations in other templates.

apps/artboard/src/templates/onyx.tsx (1)

259-259: Company description implementation looks good.

The placement of the company description directly after the company name and before the position title maintains consistency with other templates and follows a logical hierarchy of information display.

apps/artboard/src/templates/gengar.tsx (2)

20-20: Import style change noted.

The full React namespace is now imported alongside Fragment, ensuring consistency with other template files.


265-265: Company description implementation is consistent with other templates.

The placement and implementation of the company description field follows the same pattern as in other templates, maintaining a consistent user experience across different resume layouts.

apps/artboard/src/templates/bronzor.tsx (2)

20-20: Import style change noted.

The full React namespace is now imported alongside Fragment, maintaining consistency with other template files.


260-260: Company description implementation follows consistent pattern.

The new field is appropriately placed after the company name and before the position title, maintaining the same information hierarchy as in other templates.

apps/artboard/src/templates/azurill.tsx (1)

282-282: LGTM - Good addition of company description display

The added div correctly implements the display of the new companyDescription field, maintaining the existing pattern of the template. The placement after the company name and before the position is logical in the visual hierarchy.

apps/client/src/pages/builder/sidebars/left/dialogs/experience.tsx (2)

30-30: LGTM - Good constant definition

Defining the maximum description length as a constant rather than hardcoding it in multiple places follows good DRY principles.


96-123: LGTM - Well-implemented form field with character limit

The implementation has several good characteristics:

  • Follows the established pattern of other form fields
  • Properly includes character count feedback
  • Enforces the character limit through both the maxLength attribute and onChange handler
  • Aligns with the UI component library patterns

The double validation (maxLength attribute + onChange handler) provides a good user experience while ensuring the limit is enforced.

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